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Home My WebLink About1983-08-25 - Orange Coast Pilot--~~-~-~~~=~-=-=====-~~~-::::::::::::--~~--::....."""'."."''."'."""'-----------------------------.·· County may foot Huntington pier bill By JEFF ADLER and ROBERT BARKER Ol I~ Delly ,._ 11811 The Orange County Harbors. Beat·hes and Parks Comm1ss1on unanimously recommended We.Jnesday night that the Board of Supervisors allocate $200,000 tow ard the rebu1ld1ng o( the storm-damaged pier in Huntington Beach. Reversing their earl!er recommendauon, C'ommiss1oncrs voted 6-0 in favor of the full $200,000 grant for which city officials 1n1t1aUy had applied, said Robert Wingard. the conumss1on's executive officer These thieves really have the munchies Shades of the Frito Bandlto! Thieves forced their way through the back door of a Frito-Lay truck park-1 on Ward Street ln Fountain Val- ley Wednetlday and stole two cartons of potato chlpa. a carton of Dorltos and a carton of bean dip. He said the commission was convinced to change Its earlier recommendauon after city officials, led by Huntington Beat'h (See HB PIER, Page AZI The End Cafe n ears itS e nd in Huntington Beach. Fountain Valley police a.re looking for someone who'• 1n the chips. THE ORANGE COAST COUNTY I DITIDN THURIOAV,~T21,1M3 . ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Dr. Stanley van den Noort, dean of the UC Irvine College of Medicine, continues to support the campus plan for the sake of research grants. He says HealthWest intends to proceed with its plans. Chancellor won't back UCI hospital - 11------- UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel Aldrich withdrew the univer- sity's support for HealthWest and the campus hospital on Aug. 19, citing lack of community support. Remap foes turn to OC Democrats By GLENN SCOTT Of IN OellJ ""°' llafl Statewide Democrat Party or- ganizers -who, for the last severaJ years. have found little succd.s m Orange County -are hoping the Dec. 13 spec1aJ e lection on a reapportionment initiative wall change the tide. If it doesn't, two party spokes- men on a fast swing through Southern California Wednesday adnutted. Orange County Demo- crats w1U find themselves m more of a mess than ever The Republican-backed in· 1tiative is the work of As- semblyman Don Sebas tiani, R-Sonoma. If voters approve it, they substitute Sebastiani's new district map for the current boundaries set for s tate Assembly and Senate distncts, as well as congressional ones. If it's defeated, the boundaries drawn late last year by Demo- cratic leaders remain. "I think Sebastiani has done the Democrats a favor Now we've got an issue to rally ar ound," said Jim Dantona. who has stepped down as an aide to Senate President Pro Tern David Roberti. 0 -Los An- fSee DEMOCRATS, Page AZ) .,.w1r..,-o State Sen . Pro Tern David Robe rti opposes the Sebastia ni initiative. o· 1:'.;"' ; Last dance for the kids By ROBERT BARKER OftMO...,,,_IWI Friday Night Dance Feve r has struck an Huntington Beach. It surfaced last Fnday when police officers barred under-age dancers from attending a big di9CO dance at the Old World Gennan Restaurant. That enforcement action left about 500 juvenile jivesters shuffling around in the parking areas instead of on the dance floors at the German-oriented commercial and residential park near Golden West College. 1t seems that parents dropped off the kids from aJJ over Orange County at the dance. The youngsters, prohibited from entering the premises, then had to wait out.side u_ntil after midnight for their parent.a to return to drive them home. The frustrated dancers, their parents and promoters of the weekly dances are angry. j They contend that youngsters of nearly all • (See l>ANCING, Page A!) By KAREN E. KLE IN OflMOellJl'llolllaoll The foundations of support for a long-awaited hospital on the cam- pus o! UC Irvine were soundly shaken Wednesday with the rev- elation that UCI Chancellor Daniel G . Aldrich Jr. has withdrawn his backing for the plan. The chanceUor's withdrawal, based on what he reportedly felt was lack of community support for the campus proposal, does not, however, mean that the possi- bility of a research hospital on campus is dead, according to advocates of the plan. Stanley van den Noort. the dean of lhe UCI College of Medicine, who tuu fought for a campus facility for more than 10 years, said he will continue to support the campus plan. The College Board of Trustees, angered by the chancellor's ap- parent retreat, also voted to follow the campus plan through a hear- ing scheduled before the UC Board of Regents next month, according to E.B. "F.cl" Buster, chairman of the board. Al a monthly meeting Wednes- day, the board decided to seek infonn.ation from UC President David Gardner to detennine whether the campus plan is still viable, Buster said. (See CHANCELLOR, Pa1e A!) · ~ow ho•pltal developed ~of_....._...,.. .... ~ • 1tl7 -Effotta to deli Ila$> °"'*"' fedltt*on trvtne~ • .... College district eyes budget Fa culty group presents 14 money-saving proposals to trustees By PHIL SNEIDERMAN ()j It. D.ily ........... The faculty proposals. prepared by about 10 members of the academic senates of Orange Coast and Golden West colleges, were presented by Jay Zimmerman, president-elect of the OCC senate. Among the faculty cost-<:uttmg suggestions were: • Coastline College adminis- trators could pull out of the college's new headquarters build- ing in Fountain Valley and move into (.Ulused space at Orange Coast and Golden West colleges, created by faculty layoffs and class cuts. (See BUDGET, Page At) A faculty committtt Wednes- day night presented Coast Com- munity College District trustees with 14 proposals aimed at reduc- ing the dtstrict's budget by almost $12 miUion over two years - without affecting instructionaJ programs. Some of the proposals were challenged by district adminis- trators as impracticaJ or based on faulty infonn.ation. But district trustees agreed to revtew the proposals before voting on a 1983-84 budget. Couple bound, gagged by arnied saf ecracker The faculty report was pres- ented at a public hearing on the $76 million budget for the coming year. The trustees must approve the finance document by Sept. 7. A special board meeting was called for 8 p.m. next Tuesday to continue review of the budget. A husband and wife cleaning a Huntington Harbour home were bound and gagged Wednesday morning by a gunman intent on robbing a safe in the residence, police reported today. The gunman, who was equipped with a power dnll, fled with about $100 cash and an Peter Max, dne-tlme king of pqp pay- chedetlc art, no longer palnta bell· bottom-ct~ wizards. whlmelcal moonaoroertooncolo* -a•" He'• grown up, but then ao ha hla art. P11ge B 1. Eight atralght wtne ha~ the Dodgert Ju•t two games behind A._.. ln the Natton.aL~Weetr8Ce. S.C1. . • undetenruned amount of jewelry from the safe, police said. The cleaning couple were not injured, officers said. Huntington Beach police Lt. Bruce Young said the robbery took place about 10:30 a .m. at a home on the 3400 block of Bravata See ROBBERY, Page A!I I . ' 4 I I I A2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 CONTINUED STORIES Clemente, Seal Beach piers get help From Page A1 County d e f (•rs a e tiou on lluntington reque t for $200°t000 s torn1 darnage re1>uir DEMOCRATS gelt'S. tu hdp 1:oord111at1· tlw anu-St'b.asl1a111 l'a111v.ugn If pas:scc-'<.I, tht• m1u.1t1~t· almost certainly would lead to dramaut• turnaround~ in 111a.JUrlly <•ontrol uf bolh houses, Dantona said In addition . Dantona anJ Robt>rt1 aide Joh n M1Uen said Dem()(:rat1<.' leaders oppose the m1t1at1Vl' for these other reasons • Its cost The six><·1.il elt'l·t1011 1s estimated to rost from $14 to $17 rmll1on . much of 1t born<' a1 least temporarily by C'ounues ln Or a nge County. Rt>g1strar uf Vott•rs Al Olson estimates c•osts will bt• $900.000 Gov Gt.""Orgc Dcu- kmeJian has prorruse<l to re1m- but'SC' counties in next yt•ar's stall' budget, but Dantona Sa1d things could change by tht'n • Lack of public input. Because it 1s an initiative, Sebasuani's plan did not go through the usual scril's of public: hearings •Timing Oilhng the election al the start of the holiday seac;on means more blue collar workers ••• (l)t•mocrats) will bt• 011 t ht.• Jl'b to t'.irn extra pay and will l.w lt-s. likt>ly to go tu lht' poll~. Oantona sa1d • Equity While admitting thl· 0..:-mocrats' rcapporuonmcnt plan caters to their party. the or gamwrs said the l'OllSt•rvat1Vl' Sebastiani's is worse bt'\·auSP it narrows opportunities for women and minorities and even moder- atc-s. Orang<' County currently has two Democrats an Sacramento. Sen Paul Carpenter of Cypress and Assemblyman Richard Rob- inson of Santa Ana Dant.ona said Robinson would IOS<· ht~ sohd mid-county Democrauc d1striet under Sebastiani's plan and in- herit the moslly Repubh(·an arl'a now served by Assemblywoman Doris Allen. R-Westmmst11r. Said Millen: "This year, we'rt.> going to be harkmg bat·k to the club days m Cahforn1a. I thmk you'll see a revival of tht' '60s Democrats." BUDGET VIEWED ... Coastlme could also stop leasing outside space for classes and offer instruction at Golden West and Warning siren set for Friday testing Orange Coast. • The district could purchase word processing equipmen t, rather than lease it. • The district could ehmmate S<.'me administrators In addition. faculty members could be as- signed to some admin1strat1on posts, resulting in salary savmgs • Administrators' travel allow- an<.-es could be replaced by a mileage reimbusem ent system 8y JEFF ADLEK 01 lhe D•ll~ Pllol t ••H Tlw 0 1.mg" l'ou111y Board of Suix·rv1sor'> agrt-t"" tn S.·al Bea1..·h and San Clt-mentt>, but deferred n«llu11 011 Huntington Bea~·h's $:.wo.ooo rcqut·st for ats sturm-dmnugc-d ptl'I' SuJ)l•rv1snr-; vott•d 4-ll to al- locall' mu1 L' than $JUO,OOO 111 Harbors, &•adws and Park Dis- tril'l fund:. fur the pier reswrauon pru~'·ts 111 \Ju· two cities • Pwf'!. 1n the• Huntington BN1d1, Seal &•ad1 and San Clemenll' were sevC'rely damaged ur nca1 ly dcstroyt>d IJy w1nd-wh1pped surf and high udes du1 mg la'!t wrntc·r·~ frerct> St'nes of storms Board mcmtx>rs agreed lo dt•lay action on the funding requ1•st forwarded by Huntington &·ach until the Harbors. Beachei. and Parks Comm1sswn rt'<:'ons1Jc•n'<.l the city's $200.000 request. Tht· HB PIER REP AIR ... From Page A 1 Mayor Don Ma<.·Alhster. o utlined the pro,ect and expl::uned how the balance of the• l'uunty fundmg would be used to make nC'arby C'lty and state beaches wft•r. lni ually. thl· rnrn1nassi1Jn had n.-comrnended supervisors allocate only $75.000 from Harbors, Beaches and Park Distri<:t funds fur lh1• rc·st111 ~.tum proJt'l'.l bc<•awic thC' $125,000 balanl·e of tht• request was to lw used to repair damage• cau~d by storms in prevmus yc·ars But M.ll A lltstl'I l'Xpl&mc'd that the boat ramp and hoist theclly huped to rl'liutld with lion's share of the funding would be used for resc·ues by ci ty and st.ate ltfeguard boats in waters bt!yond the surf line Ht• al'kn1Jwll><lgl-O the ramp and hoist had been destroyed by storms durmg prE>v1ous years. Tht't·omm1~1011 was told thatcaty 1feguards had been involved m 250 such reSCUt'S a lready this year , while state lifeguards had completc'<J :wo reS('Ul'~ in whil'h fac1 lit1t'S on the pier might have aided C'nwrgc>ncy opc•rat1uns. Hunungton &·::ich 's re-quest for $200,000 represents approx- imately 211 p<'r1:ent of thl' Pstimawd $705,000 overaJJ cost of a ll repairs n<..'<'C'S."3rV at the historic pier. The c1tv l'X.J>l'<.:ts to re<.'<lnstruct 30 pier pilings, replank 4.100 square feet of decking and add braces to the pier's end, where The End Cafe was damag<'CI by the storm last March and had to be razt'd Final allocauon o f the funding musl be approved by t he Board of Supervisor.-. Tht> matter probably will eome before the board sometime rn mid-September, Wingard said. If it 1s approved. as expected, the county will have contributed a totaJ of $505.000 for pier repairs in Huntington &>ach, Seal Beach and San Clt•rnl•ntl'. Grants for the• Seal Beach and San ClemenlR projects wt•rc approved by supervisors Wednesday morning l'Ullln1J%11>r1 m c·t Wl'rlrwsday night Illllldf!y, lht• t'Oll\llllSSlllll 11'1' u111111(•1ldl·d Huntmgltln F\c•;o('h he· gr.mtt-<J unly $75.IJOO 11f 11s $200,000 f'l'qUl•St l>t'C'JUl>t' lhl• rP m:uning $I 4!5,000 was tu Ix• UM-<J tu rl!pair damage from st111 nL'> 111 prt'VIOUS yc•ars Huwcvc•r, th1· t'l lY appea It.'<:! that dc-c1s1on and 1 h1 · (•omm1ss1on voted to rl'<:ommt·nd SUJ>l'rv1surs allcx:utt• thl· ful l $200.000. Supervisors a1c• l'XP<·<:l•·d hi agwn l'Onsider fundtng fo1 tlw Huntington Beach prOJl.'l't sonlt' lime m Septt'mber Seal Beach will rN·1·1Vl' $190,000 from the> 1·ounty to hc•lp defray some or tht• (.•SllmatC'd $2 mlll1on <.'OSt of rebuilding and replacing 1,200 floe•t of its p1t·r San Clement<:' will gN $115,l!OO to hl'lp pay for the .iso fe<.'l of pll'r lhcit needs to be rebuilt then• Tot<il c-ost of thP restr1rat1on prr> jc<.·t 1s estimated at $1 m1llrun. Huntington Beach city off1e1J ls havl' esumated tht.· p1c·r rt•p<J1r costs m that (01ty wlll t11t;1I $70!),0011 In r•"<·rm11111•nd1ng that super v1son. .:1pprnvt· tht• <1lhx:at1on. the l'tJlllll llSSl(Jll sugf!WS ll 'Ci tht• board fund el1eh µru)('('l 11t 15 pcrc.'ent of th1· uv1·rall t'OSl:> pro~ted for baste rl·sturnuun and structural upgrading The l'lll~ 1·11l·h plan tu 1a1st'.' the l.Jalam·t• uf tht· munl'y needc.-'<l through a nmc r>f frtleral dtsaSter a1J dollars, stalA.· Wtldlsfe Con- St·rvallun Board grants. insurance monies anJ lucal fund-raising effor~ Dunng thc pubht hl'aring that prc.'<.·c•ckd tht· board vote, the• only l'tllwn tu oddrc..-s.s supervlSOrs prutestl'<J tht> use• of public funds for tlw projt'(:l claiming that publ1l al-ct·s:> to tht· l'oa~t ha:. been curt.ailed Dr Eugc·m· A t ht•rton. of Ldguna &-<IC'h . acc·uSt'Ci lht• hoard of "tx·tng rcmtS!> in prov1d1ng a1.."t:ess to t·oastal resour<:es." He said that a<..'l't·~ to the, Orange Coast was SC'vercly c·urtailed when tht-routing of an RTD bus from Los Angclt-s County to Seal Bt>ach was changt'Ci Phone strike sides 'close to agreement' From staff and wire reports Representativc...-s uf Pat·1f1<.· T<'le phone and striking u nwns nl'go- uated through the night and a compan y official t.oday said both :::.::!oe.'S were "close to agre<:'ment" Pacific Telephone Co spokl'~ man William O'Brien said all except the largest striking union Communications Workers of Amenca -had come to terms with the phone company in an c•ffon to St·ttle an 18-day walkout of 64,680 telephone workers m California "Tht! only thing we know is they'rt.< close to agr~ment," O'Brien said early today A new warning siren al the Warne r Fire Station on the com er of Pacifi c Coast Highway and Warner Avenue in Huntington Beach will be tested Friday at noon City off1c1als arc warning resi- dents, workers and shoppers not to panic when they hear the piercing blast. which will la'>t approximately 30 seconds. The iruual test w1U be followed by a three-m1nutP pause and then another 30-second wavering tone CHANCELLOR WITHDRAWS UCI HOSPITAL SUPPORT ... Ken M a)Or, an admm1strative assistant with the CWA, said the two sides worked through the night with only one break "They're still talking." he said early today The new siren is the seventh 1n Huntington Beech. Each of thP city's fire stations has one ROBBERY ••• Dnve Th~ owner of the house Barbara Kammerer. was not home at the tUTlt:~ police said A man armed with an au toma Uc handgun confronted the cleanmg couple, Arnold Barker. 39, and his wife. Claire. 34, Young said. The two were bound a nd gagged with tape and left in separate rooms Young said the gunman. who mav have had an accomplice not seen by the couple. then dnlled a safe m the master bedroom. re moved valuables and fled After the robbery. Barker worked hunself loose. fr~ his wife and summont'd police The gunman was described as Hispanic, about 6 feet-4 inches tall. weighing over 225 pounds, w1th dark hair From Page A 1 "If the campus does not have a hospital for the medical school rt cannot attract the research grants tha t are import.ant. Also. tx>ing dose to supporttng departments (on the campus) IS important If you have the hospital located 11 miles away. like UCIMC 1:. today, you can't be tha t dh'C·llvt"" Buster said It was on Aug 11. at a ml"('ting bet wt-en the l'hancellor. repn"S('n- tallves of HealthWe~t (the Chatsworth-based hospital c:ham which has contracted t.o build a campus hospital) and other uni- versity officials, that Aldrich ap- parently first told o f his desire to withdraw the universrty'ssupport for HeaJthWest and the l'ampus hospital. In a letter dated Aug I Y. HealthWest Vice President Stew Yerxa related the events of tht• Aug l l meeting to President Gardner and sa1d he was shocked at Aldrich's actions "To say that Mr Buster. Dean van den Noort and I were astonished al this unexpcct.ed turn of events would be a gross understatement," he wrote Van den Noort said h<' e<1u ld not explain Aldril·h 's dt'('1siun "I would not wanl to spaulale why someone who was an advocate (of the campus ho->µital proposal> m July 1s a n°.)('\'l1•r m August 1t doesn't make a wholt.• lot uf sense to me." heswd Aldn('h is out nf town .md l'Ould not l){; reat•ht>d for commt•nt But Vll'e Ch;mn•llur Lt'<lll ~:hwart7 sa1d t he chanct·llor f1•lt the nl"t.'OSdl " When informed of the College Board of Trust('(.'S' decision to l'Ontin ue supporting a campus hospital, Schwart? said thl' board's pos1t11111 was "fully untff'r- standabk Th1·1r p<.'rsP<'l't1vP 1s one of dear support for tht• California College of Mt'<.1111111 But tht· t•hancellor has to look Al 11 in a broader rontt•xt " Gaby Pryor. prt"Hdl•nt •Jf HeaJthCrty As .. <;(.X 1alt'S. a com- mun ity group supporting tht' UCI hospital plan. '!<lld Shl• and her group ''are JUSt furwu)\" at Aldrich's revc•rsal •·Tht' col lc>gf' board has b<>en DANCING BY TEENS HAL TED ... ages have been attend mg the dances for more than a year without any trouble and that police took enforcement actmn without advance warning. "h's not fair," said 14-year-old Amy Gilbert. "I've been going there for about six months and I meet my classmates and friends We have lots of fun." Another gu l sald there 1s no place else t.o go "Old World ts the only plac.'e for young kids to go to have fun." "My child goes there." said Carol Burke of Fountain Valley, "and she gets more supervision th.an I ever did There are no drugs, no alcohol. no anything It's wholesome, clean and nice " But. as can be imagined. 1t takes two lo tango -and the police have another version. Actmg Pohce Chief Mik<' Burkenf1eld said measures were taken only after police received complaints about the gosngs-on at dances attended by under-agt' youngsters Burkenfleld said vicc officers discovered that the en1ertamment at a dance on July 20 resulted rn a Wl:'t T -shirt contest, which he sa;d was sponsored bv dance promoter Greg Lucido. Burkenfteld said offwcrs saw two partic ipants "remove their T -shirt:. and PXpose their breasts to the aud1£>n<'l' " Burkenfield said the dance prumut«r.. and Old World developer Joseph Bisc:huf Wt>rt• urged to update their entertainm<'nl permit, whlt·h allowed for Ameracan and European folk dancing for a maximum of six to Pight coupl~ and a small hand Because of citizen complaints snout th1• wet T -shirt cont.est and bilum cont~ts. poht'<' moved 1n last Friday. The upshot of 1t all 1s that rlanl'l' bal·k1.·rs art· taking out new permits jnd a danl'e 1s scheduled again Friday But the pubes<.-ent danCC'rs wrm't tx• welcome That's because a city ordinanc<> puts the minimum age for nightclubs a1 16. and officials apparently are going to adhPrt' to that rl!gulation Promoter Lucido says h<''s nut happy about developments because young l<'<'n -ngers arc a big part of h ts crowd. but he will abidt' by th1' finding "A lot of the trouble Is du(' tu burl!<i('r:l('y The city was talking to the owner and I didn't g<'l all th(' information.'' he sard. We're Listening ..• What do \OU Ilk<• ahoul tht' l>asly P1lot" Wh at don'I you ltke~ Call the number at IC'ft and your m<'SS<lftP will be· rf'(·ordcd. transa1bed and dchvC'red to the appropriate editor 642·6086 The same 24 hour ani.wenng service may be used to rerord let tt•rs to the cd1lor nn any topic Ma il box ccntn butors must include their name and telephone number for ver1f1catwn No circul11t1on c· ;1 II s, plecise Tell us what ·3 on your mind Dell~ Pllol o.llv~r I• Ou1rent.ed \A''41cltf ,., 1 '•,,._'If I y()u fl "',, 1,., ""•" • ,, .. , ... ,, ,,, , ,. 'ti • .-1 ,.. •() '9 ,,, 41 •1 f""I' I •I I '\"'9! \;4'f.-,it\.f11Uffj Clrc:ul1tlon T.t.pti-. .,.,,,.. Or•'?',,._~,,.. ........ MJ'4o10l ,.,,, ...... , .....,, .... ~ ~ .. , ,.. """'" ..... , ....... n20 ,...,., .. ~~ .. ........ ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L. 8chwer11 Ill Publl!lt'ler Cheiy Dowellby Raymond M~L•an (d1lo1 nnd Ass1111an1 Con1tolltr to lhf! P11bhshor 8 t•""'9ft f. 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C:t>Mt""I ~)il>t, VOL. 71, NO. 231 • _,.:;... £ nsG w1lhng to buck lhe chancellor," Pryor said. adding that she feels s1gnif1cant support for {.I t•ampus hospital d0t"S exist in the l'Olll- munrty "I can't believe they would even eons1der pulling a hospital in that awful site." Pryor said . She said she has been an advocate of a UCI hospital for 14 years. Sht' said VCI supporters plan to SE'nd out 3.000 letters to th<.· regt'nts anJ to President Gardnc•r by mid-September A lett<'r sent by 11 influential lrv1nt• bu~incssmen to UC regents and to Gardner t'Om plaming of Aldrich's unwillingness locooper- ale with the private hospital plan, which is backed by Hoag Hospital of Newport Beach, reportedly haJ significant influence over the regents Van dl•n Nuort said he ml'l with off1l·ials o f H1'althWest 1n Chatsworth after Wednesday's college board meeting and learned that they tntenJ to press ahl.'ad with their plans ·•If th<' umversity were to back out entirely. HealthWest may very well go ahead with th1•rr plans for a hospital elsewhere," van den Noort said. There may be a poss1b1h ty that Healt hWest would take legal a<.:- t1on against the umvers1ty 1f rt formally backs out of the plans. van den Noort said Thomas Meeker. HealthWC'St's attorney. said the cham•<'llor had nut formally withdrawn his sup- port from HeahhWl·st an pubh<'. I le also said that lht> d1<1nl'l1llur h<id made "commit men ls (to Hf'althWest) in many pubhc fo rum~ and with the (Orange Coun lyl Health Planning Council" Meeker refused to lomment 1111 th<' poss1b1ltty of lel(al action agamst the university. Vice Chant"E'llor Schwartz said he.• did not foresee any l<'gal ramifications of the l•ham'l•llur'5 withdraw al from HealthWc.-st "The commitm ent of the unrver- sity was clearly conungent upon two things: pres<'ntat1on of our pro.iect lo the regenL-; and a succe<:sful application (for a ccrt1f1cate of need)," ~khwartz said The UC Board of Rcgc•nts wall dec1d<' whether or not UCI will continue to bac-k a c-;tmpus hospital at a meetinp; Sept. 15 a nd 16. Ma)Or indtc:ated that the obsta- cles to agret'm<.'nt did not come from tht> California workers Not- ing that CW A national off 1cials have said all local agreemen ts must be reached bt>for<' the walk- out e nds. MaJ0rsa1d, "I don't think it's us in Pac1f1c Tt.>lephune that's thE' hangup I think it's some- where Pbe m th<' t•ountry " A CWA h~adquarters state- ment said there were c>aght prob- lem rontracts among 34 bargam- mg situauons l'Overing 525.000 of AT&T's 675.000 workers na- t1onw1de Tht.•Cahfornta talks were aimed at restoring sNVlt'C for 8 3 m1ll1on (·ustomcrs here: and in Nevada by Saturday &>s1dl'S the CWA, the umons negouaung With PacTel includc·d t he lnternattonal Brolherhood of Electrical Workers. with l.bOO members. and th<' Ordl:'r of Rc>J)('alermen and Toll Tl'Sl Men. with I.280 members. 0' Brien so1d all but tht• CWA had reachro agrl'Cment. (o/he-6f~~1Je/L ~==~ 4 vr{Wer WE REGRET TO INFORM YOU .... • Your bac k to school c lothes are now in s t ock at our Boys ' D e partme nt, but with courteou s a nd knowle d geable Store k eepe r s t o serve you, plus a free bike or t o t e bag* with any back to sch ool purchase .... going back to c h ool won't seem so bad. • ·ufh·r ~~Hiil tl\ru ~,•µt\'m~r 17th Phone 642 706 1 Newport Bealh, CA .. ~---------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aug 25 1983 Danne meyer to s peak to Republican women Supervisors remove resale controls Unanimous vote fo llows legal hassles on 646 44a ff ordable" hous ing units in count y Ttw Orange Counly Federation of Republican Women will hl'ar Rt•p W1 U1am E Dannemeyer, a congressman from California's :j!)th Dlf.trict, at 1Ls meeting Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. al the Saddle back lnn, 1660 E First S t , Sant.a Ana Dannemeycr will present a legislauve update and answer quesuons from tht' audience. All interestl'CI Republican women m Orange County are anv1tti'd to attl'nd , but reservations are necessary and may be made by c.~nt.acting Dott1l' Met.calf al 993-0173 or Jan Hansen at 846-6893. Infe rtility g r oup plans meeting Dr. Felic.·e Gersh w ill address the next public education meeting Sept. I of the Orange County chapt~r of ~~OL ~~· a nauonal non-profit organization for people dealing with infertility. The session will be held from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at St. Joseph Hosp1taJ m Orange and will focus on endometriosis and its effect on a woman's fertility A q uestion and answer period will follow For add1uonal information, caJI 859-0580. Pair to present lecture on psyn e tics The lecturing team of Donna Whitaker and Molly Clark will appear at the Psynet1cs Foundation. 1212 E. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, for the group's Sept. 8 meeting. The pair, both psychologists, will speak on creative journal writing for insight and communication. The meeting is open to the public for a $3 fee, with further information available al 533-2311. Benefit golf tourney set in Hunting ton The second annual United Cerebral Palsy Golf Tournament will be held Sept. 8 at the Huntington Seacliff Country Club in Huntington Beach. . . A new Buick Regal, worth $10,000, will be awarded-to the ftrst golfer who scores a hole-in-one in the tournament. The $45 entry donation covers a cart, dinner and a chance to wm various tee prizes. Proceeds from the tournament wlll benefit the United Cerebral Palsy Associauon of Orange County. Trophies will be awarded to men and women for longest drive, closest to the pin. low gross and low net. Tee-off time is 8:30 a.m., cocktails begin at 6:30 p.m . By JEFF ADLER Of IM D.alJ l'llo4 lleff The Orange County Board of Supervisors, acting as county housing authority commissioners, has voted unanimously to remove resale controls on 646 "af- fordable" housing units located around the county. Following a rancorous ex- change with two attorneys who have Ciled a Superior Court suit against the county to block re- moval of resale controls on af- fordable units, the board voted Tuesday to lift the controls that were designed to ensure that units remained in the affordable price range and owners who bought units with county bond program financing did not reap windfall profits when the units were resold. Superv1SOrs rescinded resale controls on affordable housing units not financed under the county bond program when the controversial amendment phasing out the heretofore mandatory affordable housing program was adopted last May. But before the votes were cast, supervisors listened as owners, realtors and developers told how the t,hreat of the lawsuit now pending against the county has chilled the resale market for affordable units to the point that none can be sold One owner, Alex Shipman, told supervisors how he has been unable to sell his affordable condominium in the Benchmark Villas development in El Toro because the threat of the lawsuit has clouded title to the property and has created a situation in which potential buyers are 9cared off at the prospect of becoming embroiled in a legal entangle- ment. The lawsuit, filed by the Los Valley teen threatened with gun A 14-year-old Fountain Valley girt told police that a man sllllng in a parked van pulled a gun on her and ordered her to enler the vechlcfe whlle she was walk Ing tn the vlcmlty of Bushard Street a.nd Shamrock Av- enue Wednesday She ra.n home safely Police are treating the 1nc1dent as a pos.slble attempted kldnapptng Thieves entered the rear room of the S I TV store at 18922 Brookhurst St Fountain Valley. Wednesday and stole stereo equipment valued at $227 Someone took a $59.97 stereo recorder Wednesday from Zody's Department Store at 1611 t Harbor Blvd Huntington Beach A resident of the 9600 block of Delal1eld Circle repor1ed Wednesday that garden tools were stolen from his unlocked garage. The loss. estimated at $4 70. included a lawn blower and a weed trimmer. A red 1976 Chevrolet Malibu was repor1ed stolen Wednesday after- noon lrom a parking place near beach lifeguard tower t 1 The auto, owned by a Clermont man. was <1alued at $2,000 A burglary was reported Wednes- day morning at an office on the 5600 block of Engineer Drive. A front door was f0<oed open The loss Included an IBM Selectric typewriter wonh $1,000. A black 1982 Toyota Supra was the target of a burglary while It was parked near the Inter section of Magnolia Street and Banning Avenue Wednesday evening A window was broken to enter The loss Included a $35 purse A 1972 Datsun stallon wagon was reported stolen Wednesday after- noon from 5th Street and Olive Avenue. The auto was valued al $1.800 Irvine A microwave oven, a radio and a vehicle ballery were stolen from a motorhome parked at a repair shop on Travel Land Way Wednesday morning. Thieves made away with a watch alter breaking Into a condominium on Lakep1nes WednMday about 6 p.m A pair ol tlcke1s to a Rams football game were reported stolen Wednes- day evening trom an Industrial build- ing on the 1200 block of Jamboree Boulevard. Costa Mesa Costa Mesa police are Investigat- ing a fight Wednesday In a.n apar1- ment at 130 E 20th St In wtllch the female oocupanfs former boyfriend and two buddies barged In to tangle with her new boyfriend and his brother Witnesses said the former boyfriend started· to chaae his foe with a knife until a netghbor arrived with a baseball bat and threatened to "splatter his head" II he didn't drop It. He did Two men apparently pried a door to a tailor's shop on East 17th Street 1n Costa Mesa Wedneaday morning and stole $29,000 wor1h ol cash, jewelry and clothing. Police said they have recov8fed most of the property but have made no arrests ao far Barry Mitchell Ler8f, 32. a pa1nt8f. was arrested at his Alber1 Place house Wednesday on suspicion ol growing marijuana. Police con- llscated three six-loot plants from a backyard hothouse but made L8fer lock up his two pit bulldogs first. Officers have arrested Todd Rain- es, 2 1, of Newport Beach the suspect In a stabblnQ Sunday at the Holiday Inn In Costa Maia. Raines, accom- panied by a lawyer, surrendered himself at the Police Department Tuesday night. He was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon Patchy clouds prevail over Coast The For~Ht For 8 p.m. EDT Rain Snow Friday. 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"""'"'Oh• •""0'"11 ''°'" '"" MOOll fl-ti 8 '9 0 m 1t)Oay ... , •I ~ o~ • m ,,..,.., af\CI ,,... t0•11> •• 1 n mid•to-70o """' "'" CCIA•I tn""" I() om mlej.90t ..,._ ., ... l QWf In'"-eo. 1.00ATION em '""" ""'":'!'on '""" 1·2 , ... 8Mle M Al-,le41'f l•t -..0,,,9, ~I 1·2 -ttnoet N9wpott 1-2 -8•lboeW~ t ~ -l ..... llN< .. f.2 ""' 9'11~•· ' ltlr Wei• 1-c>atalu<e 841 3"'""' tllr"ffl<ln llOU1P>· _, Angeles-based Center for Law in the Public Interest, seeks to have county resale controls reinstated, according to Stan Dom, an at- torney affiliated with the center. "The county has spent $40 million in public subsidies and we believe it should be used to keep the units affordable," Dom ex- plained. He said it is illegQl for a private individual to profit from a public in vestment. However, supervisors contend Shower we lcome that the resale controls no lon8er are necessary because the housing market has changed and state resale controls on the units will remain m effect. Dom and Irvine attorney Ellen Winterbottom had sought a <.'<>Urt order Monday that would have prevented the board from voting to remove the resale controls But Superior Court Judge Phillip Petty denied their motion and scheduled a hearing on the matter Sept. 16. Six-year-old Too Too of Costa Mesa ta kes matters into his own hands during a summer day. Adults can only envy his gleeful method of beating the heat on a weekday. AirCal passenger suit seeking $1.1 1nillion From staff ud wire report• Claiming that air traffic-con- trollers were responsible for the 1981 AirCal crash at John Wayne Airport that injured 34, a Mission Viejo couple has filed suit in federal court seeking $1.1 million in damages. Daniel and Valjean Lincoln claim that the injuries Daniel suffered as a passenger on the flight have left him disabled and have denied him and his wife the companionship they once shared. She was not aboard the ill-fated Boeing 737 jet. The lawsuit alleges the Federal Aviation Administration was re- sponsible for the jetliner's crash landing because the crash oc- ' .. •. -~-- curred while the plane was under the control of FAA tower em- ployees. The plane, carrymg I 06 passen- gers from San Jose, crash-landed on lts belly Feb. 17. 1981. when it lost power during its approach. A subsequent investigation by the National Transportation Safe- ty Board foundthat the plane's crew was responsible for the crash because they delayed in aborting their landing as the tower had instructed. Flight controllers or- d ered the Landing aborted because another AirCal jet had not yet cleared the runway. Besides the lawsuit filed m U.S . District Court, the Lincolns have a suit pending against AirCal in Orange County Superior Court. Supervisor Roger S ta ntun called the.· lawsuit an "ir- responsible actJOn." Hts comments were buttressed by Supervisor Bruce Nest.ande who commented that the lawsuit was "morally wrong" and w as "ind1cat1vP nf the whok• degeneration o( th<· sysu.-m c>f law " Neswndl· added that the law- suit had l*'1ved only to crC'ate a ''panic" and cause probl<'ms for owners of the affected untL'I Pacific Federal supports arts fund Costa Mesa-based Pac.:1f1c Fed- eral Savings & Loan announced this week 1 t has given $I 00,000 to the construction fund fo r the Orange County Pe rforming Arts Center. Pacific Federal is known more for 1ts work on the other end of Costa Mesa -literally as well as figurativel y . Its year-old Sf>anish-styled headquartefS()n 19th Street between Harbor and Ne wport boulevards is considered the centerp1ec'e for future down- town redevelopment. ButCha1rmanJoeG Bakersa1d his company wants to see all aspects of the <..'Ommunity im- prove. "With our headquarters m Costa Mesa we are espc.'Cially interested in the region's cultural development," he said "As the center 1s constructed. world-wide attention w11J focus on our city creating a revitalized sense of community pride:· So far, slightly more than $40 million has been contributed to the fund-raising drive. The first pha5<' of construc:t1on 1s estunated to cost $53m1ll1on. It will 1nclude a 3.000-scat multipurpose theater large enoug h t o handte world-class touring artists plus all rehearsal and support fac-11tues Gree nhrook g ro up e lects 5 directors The Greenbrook-Founlaln Val- ley Homeowners Association has elected new directors The five-member governing board ove rsees the planned community of 474 southwest Fountain Valley homes, where more than 2,000 people reside. The new board members are Robert Wenzel, president. Rich - ard Edmonston, vice president: William Moore. secretary: Betty ScoraUe, treasurer; and Ted Querciagross. member-at-large. - .1 ' A 4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 Jury mulls death for Chinese killer SEA TILE (AP) -A jury which took less than 2 Yi hours to convtct a 20-year-old Hong Kong immigrant of robbing, binding and executmg 13 people in a Chinatown gambling club now must decide whether he should be sentenced to death for his role in the massacre. of parole. If senten<:ed to death, Ng could choose hanging or lethal mject1on , but the case first would be automatically appealed to the state Supreme Court. Judge Frank Howard said Wednesday that the defense would first present witnesses and evidence in hopes of persuading the jury to be lenient. Prosecutors will then try to prove Ng should d ie. . ,.,.,,.,..... .. '"' D.C. Easter Bunny dispute Disg r untled wom an says a dminis tration is tryin g to ge t eve n WASHINGTON (AP) -Barbara Honegger, was t.o don a bunny rostume for the annual egg roU. who quit the Reagan administration because of its "I can't believe this," said Honegger of Speakes' record on women's rights, says the White House is comments. "Do you thank they'd try to do thlS to a trying to get even by putting out a false story that she man?" wore an Easter Bunny outfit to a White House egg ''The only thing they have to faJI back on - roU. because they have found out that I have everything Larry Speakes led the White House counter-documentoo -1s this trivia And, as you see. l can attack Wednesday on Honegger, who resigned her even come back a t that. They know so little they have Justice Department position Monday to protest what to makl' up things." she called the "sham" of Reagan's project to wipe sex Honegger said Speakes h ad his facts all mixed discrimination out of federal laws and regulations. up, that she had never been to t he annual event on the Talking with reporters in Los Angeles while White House lawn. Reagan is on a western vacation and speaking trip, "Th~ last hme I saw he r s he was the E.aster the chief deputy White House press secretary bunny at the White House Easter egg roll," said sarcastically suggested that her greatest importance Speakes, the president's top spokesman ln a verd1c.1 that brought screams and tears from courtroom spectators, Benjamin Ng was found guilty Wednesday of 13 counts of aggravated first-degree murder. After hearing arguments by each side today, the King County Superior Court jury will decide wh ether to sentence Ng to death or life in prison without possjbility Ng, who irrumgrated to Seattle a bout eight years ago, was con- victed of the execution-style kill- ings of 12 men and one woman Feb. 19 at the Wah Mee Club. E.ach victim was discovered bound hand and foot and shot one to three times in the head. A j ury mui;t decide if !•-----------------------------• B e n jamin Ng , 20, should be e xecuted for murdering 13 people. GRAND FINALE SALE 50°/o Off Of Half Prices Merchandise From All 5 Of Our Locations INCLUDING SHOES Through August 31 ! #29 Fashion Island Pat Smi• Owner ya&Hay RED, \'19[X]~ and BWE 3426 V10 l•dO. Newport Be\JCt\ CA 92663 Newport BeOCf\ Calfcm1a lido vi llage ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE 50°/o or MORE 675-3261 3415 Via Oporto, Newport Beach LIDO VI LLAGE 71 4/675-54 54 3404 Via Oporto Ort B~ach. 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Ira Furman, a spokesman for the National Transportation Safe ty Boord, said 408 passengers were aboard the train, bound from Miami and St. Petersburg, Fla .. for Washington and New York. S tay o f execution upheld ATLANTA Condemned mmate John Eldon Smith, S('heduled to die today for the 1974 murder-for-profit sJayings of. a Georgia rouple, has been spared from execution in the electru: chair until a federal appeals court reviews the case. U .S. Supreme Court Justice Lewis Po well on Wednesday refused to let Georgia officials carry out the e xecution, leaving intact a stay granted Tuesday by the 11th U.S . Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta. Five nuke plants shut do wn WASHINGTON -Five nuclear power plants in Massachusetts, Illinois, Alabama and North Carolina will be shut down by year's end while government inspectors check for cracked cooling pipes over the next three months. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Wednesday ordered the utilities that operate the plants to closely monitor the five facilities before the shutdowns occur. Challenger 'on sch edule' CAPE CAN A VERAL. Fla. -The space shuttle Challenger. a veteran of severaJ storms, was nestled in a st.eel cocoon built to withstand winds of 83 mph as a dying tropical storm moved ashore not far from its launch pad. NASA officials did not expect the second tropical storm of the 1983 Atlantic hurricane season to affect Tuesday's scheduled liftoff of the shuttle from Kennedy Space Cent.er. STATE IRS to collect more money FRESNO -The Internal Revenue Service is preparing to mail notices informing 165,000 Northern Californians that they owe more money for 1981 taxes. lncreased computer capabilities permit the agency to cross-check returns with documents filed by employers, said regional director Michael Sassi. The IRS then requests an explanation of discrepancies. Two h eld in hashish blast LONG BEACH -Two men we re booked for investigation of hashish manufacturing after an explosion in an apartment sent them to a hospital with second-degree burns, police said. Michael Pruitt,. 26, and Craig Turray. 24, were taken to County-USC Medical Center after•the early morning explosion Wednesday in Pruitt's garage apartment on Cade Street. WORLD Blast rips Fren ch Cons ulate B£,RLIN -An explosion shattered the French General Consulate building in West Berlin today, killing one person and injuring 22 others, police said. Cause of the blast is under investigation. Isabel Peron to end exile MADRID. Spam -Former Argentine President Isabel Peron, 52, plans to re turn to Buenos Aires from self-exile Sept. 2 and address the Perorust Party congress, which will be picking a presidential candidate. published reports said today. Blast kills t wo soldiers BEIRUT, Lebanon -An explosion ripped through a building housing French peacekeeping forces IO west Beirut today, killing at leasi two soldiers and wounding three, the state radio reported. The explosion was in a French truck as it was entering the ground floor garage of the building. Collapsed roof kills 27 TAIPEI . Taiwan -RC'SCue work<'rs con- tinued searching today for victims in the rubble of a rain-weakened high school auditorium roof that collapsed during a heavy storm. killing at least 27 students and injuring 82. The victims were among 630 new students attending an orientation session Wednesday . . · -·-------------.. '$200 ,, 1'1_ \ .• SAVl#S~ i I OFF /• ,~-\ I DANVILLE (AP) -The man who had just killed the intruder was in tears. the intruder several times to get out of the houst', but When Nauman approa,·hcd within four feet of the interloper kept approaching, with hi.s arms Donahue, he s tabbed the intruder onc-e m the chest, "Why did I do this, why did I do 1t," paramt.'dics quot~ Robert Donahue as. saying ~ft~r the eartr, Monday stabbing death. "l dtdn't realtze 1t was a kid. outstretched. and growling. investigators said. The dead intruder was 18-year-old Jonathan Eric Nauman, who died Monday at Kaiser Hospital in Walnut Creek from stabbing wounds. · In piecing the incident together , Nauman's father, general contractor Gary Nauman, said he believes his son mistakenly thought he was entering the house of a friend about 2 a.m . Monday. The elder Nauman said his son's friends told him they had been drinking beer Sunday night, and Jonathan had asked one of his friends to drive him home in his pickup truck. But rather than go t.o his own home, Jonathan had his friend park near a neighbor's house so his father wouldn't see him, and the high school senior jumped into the back of the pickup and fell asleep. But about 2 a.m .. the youth awoke and headed for the home of Jerri Luree Harper, where the teen-ager began pounding o n the door and demand- mg to be let in, investigators said .. The elder Nauman believes hJs son thought he was at a friend's house. "He was disoriented," Nauman said. 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The glamour and l'Xitement which urged so many JX'Oplt-to chall~ngl.' the new frontier of California in the sixties <111d seventies does in part explam the nsing divorce rates of tht· st•venues and eighties. Many of theSC' peopll'. bored wllh their lot in life including their stale marriages. headed toward what they perceived as new opportunities for growth and re vitalization ln the form of the Orange Coast. When the newness wore off. as it eventually does, those who brought conflicts with them werl.' faced wllh the same troubled marnc1ges in a new environment The other side of the rern:e now replaced thl' other side of the country. Many people began to flirt wnh tht.· idea of joining the single lifestyle which continues to flourish on the Golden Coast of California. The onJy thing which changes are the faces The . stallstics, however, may be mis· leading. Since 1970, the number of divorces in Orange County has increased only in proportion to the population. What's new is that many more women, filled with popular press accounts of the "New Woman", the "New Man" and the "New Marriage'' are looking for different, les.s tra- ditional things from their mar- riages. A female client once told me "When we married, he said he wanted us to become one. Wha t tie didn't tell me was the one he wanted us to become was him." There now appears to be a new trend, at least in Southern Cali- fornia. Those marriages which have survived these troubled limes are healthier than in the past. Commitme nt is increasingly "m" again and more and more couples are seeking help to make a basically good marriage better. There is increasing recognition that to survive. relationships must be nurtured. LINDA P. ALGAZI, Ph.D. Corona del Mar Lack of respect appalling To the Echtur: This morning I found my car blocked temporarily by a car stopped by a policeman. He was talking pleasantly but firmly to the occupants At the conclusion the two young men, who seemed to be in their teens. changed places a t the driver's seat. The ex- pressions on thetr faces were angry and hateful. How did this policeman feel at that lack of appreciation? All he wanted to da was to save their lives and others · by encouraging safe driving. This policeman's concern for these two young men was probably more than they deserved. JULENE B. SASSO Costa Mesa Orange county representatives U.S. SENATORS Crans ton, Alan (D>. 5757 W Centurv Blvd 515, Lu~ Angelt•s !10045. (21'.~) 642-5086 Wi lson, Pete (R>. 1100 W11sh1re Blvd., Los Angeles 90024. (213) 209-75-l:i Mail may bl> addressed to U.S Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510 U.S. REPRESENTATIVES Badbam, Robert HOth District-R),180 Newport Center Drive. Suite 240. Newport Beat'h 92660, 644-4040 Os noemeyer, William (39th Distnct-R) 1235 N. Harbor Blvd .. FuUerton 92632. 992-0141 Lungren, Dao (42nd Dtstrtct-R). 555 E. Ocean Blvd. Suite 505. Long Beach 90802. 439 0219 P ackard, Ron (43rd Dtstrict-R). 28261 Marguerite Parkway, S uite 160, Mission Viejo 92692. 495-1243 • Patterson, Jerry (38th Distnct-0). 34 Civic Center Plaza, Suite 921. Santa Ana, 92701 , 8:!5<i8 l l Mail may be addressed to Huuse Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 STATE SENATORS Carpenter , Paul B. t37th Otstnct-D). 5400 Orange Avenu~. Cypress, 90630,952-3201 Royce, Edward 8 . 132nd Distnct-D), 13030 Euclid Ave .. 110, Garden Grove, 92643. 534-8510 Seymour, Jobo (~j5th Distnct-R), l:l60 S Anaheim Blvd , Anaheim, 92802. 999-0963 Speraw, Ollie (;j7th Oistnct-1984-R), 2503 Eastbluff Drive, 203. Newpc)fl Beach, 92660, 760-8833 During sessions. mail rnay be addressed to State Capitol, Sacramen to, 95814 ST ATE ASS EM BL VMEN Allen, Doris 17lst D1stnC't-R), !1911 Cerritos Ave., Cypress, 90630, 821 -1500 Bergeson, Marian (701h Dislnct-R) 4500 Campus Drive, Suite 344, Newport Bea<·h. 92660. 64 1 744 1 Frinelle, Nolan (69th District-R). 17195 Newhope, Fountain Valley, 92708, 662-5503 Johnston, Ross <64th Distnct-U) 1501 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton 92635, 738-5853 Lewis, John R. (67th District -R), 626 E. Chapman Ave., Orange, 92666, 997-9270 Robinson, Richard (72nd District 0), 11400 Stanford Ave., Garden Grove,92640,530-7200 During St·ss1ons. mail may be addressed to State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Stanton, Roger -1st District, 834-3 110 Wieder, llarrteu -2nd District, 834-3220 Nestande. Broce -3rd District, 834-3330 Clark, Ralph -4t h District, 834-3440 Riiey, Tbomaa F. -5th .District, 834-3550 Address: 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa An~. 92701 ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H.L 8chwam Ill Pu- Chazy Dowatlby COltor 11t1C1 ~9111 IO "'-P\ibltllet yrry o . IPNt• Mlll\eOll'O lOllOf Japan steals tech lead from U.S. WASHINGTON -The United Stat.es, once the col~us of high technology now finds its pre-eminence threatened on all sides, especially by the Japanese. As I've already reported, U.S. officials are convinced that a Japanese computer company, Hitachi, is behind a<.'Overteffort to wring high-tech secrets out of IBM. These officials also believe that the Japanese are determined to become No. l in the vital area of semiconductors. High tech s takes Some experts predict that semi· conductors the "building blocks" for a variety of sophisti· cated electronic equipment -will be as important to the world economy over the next few years as crude oil was in the 1970s. The country that takes the lead in semiconductors will have an im- portant advantage in computers, telecommunications, robotics, aerospace and other high-tech fields. But the United States is losing its lead in thiS international com- petition. wtule Japan is coming on fast. The U.S . share of the world high-tech market has declined by 15 percent in recent years-while Japan's share h&S increased 25 percent. An important reason for this slippage can be found in a com· parison of expenditures for re- search and development over the Q -Jl-Cl_l_ID-IR-10-N -~ past 20 years. While U.S. R&D investme nt has dedined by one-fifth, Japan's has jumped by one-third. Warmer climate Another reason for America's increasingly beleaguered position in high-tech competiuon is the different attitude taken by the U.S. and Japanese governments on antitrust en forc.-ement. J apan encourages its industries to pool their efforts in joint R&D ven tures. But American companies risk government prosecution - often instigated by nvals who arc· left out of a joint venture. How important is the erosion of U.S. dominance in the h1gh-tec·h area? Trade Representative 8111 Brock told my associate M1l'hael Binstein: "There would be very serious fallout if we lost the computer race, if for no other reason than national security You bet your life we better be con· cemed about it and start busting our rear doing someth~ng," Upgrading the quality of U.S . technological education and rdax- ing antitrust enforcement are two of Brock's h ighest priorities. Ht• explained that current antitrust laws do not explicitly rule out cooperative research efforts, but the lawsarv fuzzy. so it's the bett.<.·r ,,art of d1scrt•tiun for U.S. <•om pa111es to avoid such JWnt venture:. entirely Losin g ~round Bes1dl's computers and sem1- condul'tors, thl.' U.S. lead is bt-ing challenged in other h1gh·tc'<:h ar<•as agam, mainly by the aggressive Japanese. For exam- ple: -Airl'rafl. Just a few years ago, American manufacturers had 95 percent of commercial aircraft orders. By 1981. Airbus lndus· tries, a Eurup<'an consortium, had da1med l5 1x·rcent of the world markE.'t for jt.>t aircraft. and half of the new orch•rs fur widl'·body plan1;.'S Sµiwe The, Unttl-d Stotl•s 1s ·s1tppmg fast Tlw Jnpant!Sf• an• putting UfJ sall•ll1tcs and develop· tng thl•lf own launch vehides Franl'c.'. working with other Euro- pean COUl1t1WS, IS rapidly develop· ing a laurwh l'apability that will t•hallengt• the U.S. monopoly 1n l'Ommunicatwns satellites. -Fiber opti('s· Japan has movt'<i mto this potentially luc ra· t1vt? field and has already wkl•n a dear lead in l1ght-~urc-t• tt.~h no logy -Robot1t'S. The United Stat.es still has the lead m research and design. but the Japanese art• far ahead in product1onand use, with about :1 5 times as many robots in use as we have -PharmaceuucaJs: Up to 19fi0. American companies dorrunah-<l rc'S(!arch in this area and pro<luct.·d mort! than half of all nl•w prod· u<.:ts Japanese firms havt• no"" Ulkt>n the lead m new antib10t1c· <.'ompounds Seven or 11 new antibiotics m one recent year were Japanes<.> UPDATE: 1''1ve we~k.s after the ternblt: Pol Pot seized powN tn Cambodia m 1975. 1 reported that he had imposed a reign of death and terror on his people. l re- capitulated the story tn May 1978, in f1vt• urgent, c-unse<:UUV<' columns M11l1ons had died. 1 reported. from 1·xet·ut1ons, st.arva- t1on and ov~·rwork The columru. were d1sputt'<.i and denied Lost Wt>t.•k. an offJt.·1..il report by lh~ governmt'nt that n•plat'ed Pol Pot charged that his atnx:llles had C'(.IS\ uver 2 i m1U1on hvei. Other 1mle ix·ndt•nt sourt•es hcivt· l"f>nf1rmed tht• s laughll•r On July W l reported that "f.t->eret evidence has bet:n laid befure national Sf'<'unt v adviser Wilham Clark that the Soviets havt• repeatedly v1olv1.E-d tht. SALT I and SALT 11 arms-l1m1t.at1on treaues" but that "Clark 1s under pressure l11 sup- press t hest.• grave trc>a t" \'JO I ations" Last week, Presidt•nt Reagan 11\Strucled Clark nut Lt• hush up the v1olatwns but to confront the Soviets and dPmand an explanation Getting down to business By REP. ROBERT BADHAM How many times have you heard candidates for public of- fice-particularly those who have never held office-say that if politicians would run the govern- ment like a business, we wouldn't have such wasteful, inefficient practices in our governmental ~itutions as we seem to have at au levels? I rather suspect I've said some· thing along those lines a time or two in the 20 plus years I have heJd public office and while I was quite sincere when I made such statements, assuming I did, I also knew how difficult it is to try t.o run government like a business. Because there's no getting around it: government is not a business and for anyone to assume that it can be run like a business is just engaging in wishful thinking. Even though it boggles the mind to think that private oper- ators could run an efficient Army, Navy, Afr Force, Marine Corps or C.oast Guard. run a postal service or an immigration, customs. COMMENT border: patrol or air traffic con · troller operation efficiently. there are ways that these and the myriad other governmental bu- reaucracies can be run more efficiently and someone up then• is trying to find out how this can be done. Presidential forum President Reagan established a special commission more than a year ago t.o study ways in which the federal government could operate more efficiently within the amount of money available. The commission was not charged with making political recommen- dations, such as cutting programs or increasing taxes. T he commission , the name of which is a mouthful, is known as the President's Private Sector S urvey on Cost Control or PPSSCC. if you prefer an unpro- nounceable acronym. It 1s made up of 161 leading business ext'<'utlves and has a staff of 1.350 people who are busy coming up with thousands of ret'ommendat1ons for savings thal could add up to $340 billion over a thrN'-year period. While any organization of that magnitude so1.1nds like another bureaucrac·y tom~. I am willing to give it a chance. Goodness knows, Congress, tht> administration or the agencies themselves have not been able to makt' mul·h of ti dent In runaway ct)Sts of federal pro· grams Some dt>lay Though it will be ~veral more months hdore the PPSSCC makes its rmal report and the bureaucracies on down to the nltty-gntty of implementing as many of the recommendations as ~ible, some ideas being con- sidered have surfaced There are $4 bilH on in proposed savings in the Pentagon. sul'h as t.·onsohdating m.ihtary bases. clos wg domestic comnussaries and transferring personnel less often Add1t1onal defense savings an• pegged at $88 b1U1on . Another idea would save $49 million by having the En- vironmental Protection Agency issue class permits for storing haz.ardous waste instead of treat· mg problems on a case-by-case bac;1s. Something on the order of $21 b11J1on would be saved by replaC'- ing incompatible, outmoded data processingequipment. Embarrass- ing and tragic <'rrors such as oet:urred here rec-ently when a youth who had died two years ago was sent a threatening letter be<-ause he had not registered for the draft could have ~n avoided by more efficient use of computer information services. Pay I he pri<'e ln coastal waters off.. Orange County there are hundreds of insta11ces each year w hen the Coast Guard ls called to help when there is no threat of loss of life. Yacht owners who seek assistan~ to be bailed out o! their stupidity (such as running out of gas) would be billed along with other Coast Guard fees. at an increase of $418 million over a three-year period. Another $1.5 billion could be saved by sharing a fifth space shuttle with private investors. $36 billion c-ould be saved through ele<.·tronk fund transfers and quicker collECtion of federal n.-· celpts. And the list goes on-and-on. It lB my hope that PPSSCC is taken seriously by all levels of gov<.'rnml'ril, (tom Con · gress, the administration and the bureaucrRcte!I, so thatgovt'rnment C'11n run m<>N' likt• a busin~. if not asa busin~ &dl1nm IY'prt>!Wtlt"'I tl1P 40th C'<mJlr<-S.'ti<>mil Distrf<'I wl11t•h fn· C'ludes Newporc &.'lch I Entertainer's wife dead NESBIT. M1~" IAP) Jt· r:> Le,.· LA·w1s. thl· ptanu-pounding 1 oc:k 'n' roll swr who had aln·a?y lost a w1f e and t wu sons. Wl·nt into M•dus1on as authortllt'S scheduled an autopi.y to k'<.1rn what killt>ti h is 25-vear-old fifth w1fo · Shawn Ll•w1-. w<is found dl·.1J Wt:drwsday m hl'f' bed at lht• homl' -.hl· -.han•d with lhl· 47 year-uld entertam(•rm rural Dt•sotoCounty. Miss .authorities said Shl•riff Dt.•rwl•r Sowdl ::.<.11<.l 11wt.•:.ugators dad not thmk "foul play'' wa-. 1n volwd in her death, but refused to Spt'(·ulatl' furtht>r ur1tll an <1utopsy was performed I, AP Wlrepholo Nearing to be cremat ed llAHBOH S IOE , Maim· (AP) En I v1runmt•nt<1h!>l, ponf1sl and <.1Uthor &·ott Nl·ar- ing, dl'ad at agt• 100, 1:. lo be cremau.-<l and his asht·s S(:attt.•rc'<l ovt•r h is farm, Cl family SfJUkt•s man says. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aug. 25. 1983 A 1 BIG SUMMER SALE CLEAN-UP ADDITIONAL MARKDOWNS ALL HALF PRICE OR LESS WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR 'TIL AUGUST 31st CREDIT CARDS: Visa -MasterCard -American Express Carte Blanche -Diners Since 1949 Th(• roupll' marnt..U Jum· 7, .1lrn11st exa('' ly a y(•ar a fte r the drowning of Lewi:.' fourth w1fe111a friend's swimming JXlOI A son of th<' s111ge1 drow1wd in Hlti~. and 11 years later a nother son ww .. k11lt.'<l 111 u traffil· al\.ldent. Lewis himself wa:. 1war death 111 198 l before rea>venng from a stornat·h 111fect1on Lewis and h1-. w1ft· :.pt'nt Tut•sday l'Vt.•ntng at home and went to bt-<l l'arly Wt>dsw:.day morning. said J W Wh1tum. tht.• stni;?t·r·-. manager Singer J erry Lt-e L<-wi~, •I-7, po~t>d with his fifth wife, Sh awn Mic hf' le Lf'wis, 2:> during tlwir we dding ceremony on June 7 . "1r1.t . Lewis wa!-1 found dt·ad at their farm "'edn t>sday. Nl•ar1r1g. author of "L1vmg lht· Good Lifl•," was h;.11kd by m:my as the falht•r of tlw t'l·olugy rnovL•menl. Hl· h<1d bt•c:n ill must uf thl' summL·r and died WL•dnl'scfay, ~id spokc'Sman Ruger B. Farquhar No fun eral servit'L'S arc• plamwd Sconwd by his own gl'nl•ratum. 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A .t Sen lern1tdlftO Clf to 1" ''""'""" ""·"1 ''"',. ,,_ t • , ..,f .I .48 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aug 25, 1983 Molester sentenced~ Ex-Irvine instruc tor pl~ads guilt y in A case A former lrv11w ~:houl tt•ul·her ha.~ pleaded guilty m Supt.•n or Comt Lu molesting a 12-year-old Sant.a A11J boy last January Harvey B Goodrn·h Jr , 34, or Tustin, was sentenced tv 90 d.iys in county jail and placed on five years fonnal probation, said Dl'puty District Attorney Jan Sturla Goodrich admitted m l'Ourt Lhat he fondled the boy, whom he met whilt• walking by the H1U View Continuation School in Santa Ana, Sturla said . Deputy District Attorney Nana Brit-c, who handled the case but could not appear in court Tuesday, said Goodrich "lured" the youth into a secluded area the evening or Jan. 31 on the pretext of having the boy help him fmd his cat. "He fondled him, skin to skm, with his pants pulled down and tried more, but stopped when the child ob~ted," Brice said When the boy r"'turm'<I Lo thl• humP where he lived with his grnndp<ircnts, he immediately told them of the Chili fans h eading for Seal Beach fun Entries are stiU being accepted for an all-day chili cook-off, featuring t'Oun- try music, games. costumes and. of course chili, scheduled for Sept. 17 at Pacific Coast High way and Mam Street in Seal Beach. Admission is $5. The third annual event is sponsored by the Seal Beach Host Lions Club and sanctioned by the International Chili Society, which will provide judges Anyone interested in taking part can write to P.O. Box 41 7. Seal Beach 90740. im·adent and they t•ontac·u.>d police, she suad Goodrich's sentctwc mdudes the st1pulat10n that he not be In tht' prt'senceof a child under 18, e ffectJ vely ending his teaching career Goodrich, who has not taught since his arrest in February. last worked at the Northwood Elementary School He was with the Irvine Unified School Dism ct for three years. Would-be thief shoots HB man, remains at large A 28-year-old Huntington Beach man was shot in the leg while struggling with two masked men attt>mpLing to rob him, police report The shooting victim, Edward Joseph Clancy, of 202 Lincoln Ave., was r('ported in stable condiuon Wednes- day at Pac1f1ca Hospital an Huntington Beach . Police Sgt. Ed McErlain said Clancy told officers he was working on his motorcycle in his garage at 8:45 p.m. Tuesday when two men, both wearing ski masks and armed with handguns, approached him. intending a robbery. Clancy told pohce he struggled with one of the men. When they separated, tht:' gunman fired once, striking Clancy in the lower right shin. The two men then fled. As they ran off, one of the gunmen fired twice but did not strike anyone, McErlain said. I No getaway car was seen, and the gunmen remain at large, police said. SALE -1 WINSDSURFING -RUNNING -SKIING ALL NEW SALESMAN SAMPLES Wholesale Prices -Cash or Check Only • Wool/ Angora Sweaters & Hats • Ski Clothing. Ski Boots, After Ski Boots, Ski Poles • Windsurfing Wetsuits • Running Clothing, Shirts, Warm-up Suits Fri.Fri., Aug. 26, 12-7 pm, Sot., Aug. 27, 12-6 pm, Sun. Aug. 28, 12-5 pm NEWLAND CENTER BEACH At ADAMS 19674 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH "60 Years Of Tradition " 1923-1983 PHELPS HAWAIIAN GET-A-WAY THE MONTH OF AUGUST, WE'RE CELEBRATING PHELPS 60th YEAR IN BUSINESS! AND WE'RE GOING TO SEND SOMEONE TO HAWAII! IT COULD BE YOU AND YOUR GUEST. A PRIVATE LIMO TO THE AIRPORT, FIRST CLASS AIRFARE, AND A FANTASTIC WEEK AT THE MAUI MARRIOTT. REGISTER ALL THIS MONTH IN OUR STORE FOR YOUR HAWAIIAN GET-A-WAY. Promotlona Provided By SUNDANCE TRAVEL AGENCY - UNITED AIRLINES. MARRIOTl HOTELS ------··-----------------------····---------------· Name Address City Phone (Work) PHEI~PS 8 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT BEACH State (Home)_ 1983 Purchase Not Necessary. Must Be 18 Or Older Winner Need Not Be Present. Mail Or Bring This Coupon To Store ------------------·-··-----···--------------------~ FACTORY OUTLET EARLY FALL SALE Back to school, back to work, or slmply dressing up ... your fall wardrobe wlll look better wl1h pretty new things und& neathl To accent your fall wardrobe we are offering outstanding values on a very spectal selectlon of Irregular and discontinued styles from our designer collectlon of bras, panties, sllps, nightgowns and robes. This month we are featuring selected actlvewear for going out as well as working out. Mix and match. your every mood. All at early Fall Time Sale Discounts. A variety of our fabric and trim are Included In this special sale. " I I t ~--· SALE STARTS THURSDAY, AUGUST 25th Ends Wednesday, August 31st DOORS OPEN AT 10:30 A.M. t•"' O••t• ••••••r...;..·.;:.•::.,;o•...._ __ ~ Clrcle your calendar and don't put It off ... this sale is one of our most popular events and the bargains wlll go fast! OLGA Fashion Fabrics and other things ·... .••"' ;. , •. COSTA MESA '// ~ BAKER STREET SQUARE 714 957 1214 743 BAKER STREET (One Block West Of Bristol) • STORE HOURS: Porlcing In Rear B M-F 10:30 AM -6:00 PM SAT 10 AM -4:00 PM --::----------:--------::::::===~~ 25°/o off entire stock Advertised pnces good through Saturda; August 2 7 of men's and women's 1 sunglasses /.-/ , , .. ( ....., .. Look great and be sun-sma111 Protect your eyes from sun wino dust and glare at the beach or on the boat You 11 frnd a wide assoriment of styles from Foster Grant and o ther famous makers Ptast1c metal and rimless frames Gradient, mirrored and polarized lenses allot lightweight shatter· resistant plastic Catch a few rays catch big savings on a new optic look from our Jewelry Depanment Reg 4 99 to 13 99 sale 3.74 lo 10.49 , - S.tvrd•yt lO •m to 7 pm, l vnd•y tO •m tot pm ~ RG ET Open MOllday throvth ,.rictey tO •m to t pm. Avto Semce Ctf'lt9f• open Mond•y throu9h Frldey 7:l0 em to I pm. S.tvrd•y 1:30 em to I pm. Sunday tO em to 5 pm, Anenelm: LtlCOln Ave , at Cre1eent Way tust weal ot the Senla Ant FrffWllY OllfcMrl Qrow: 8rOOl<llurlt 11 WHlminster Ave just sou1'\ ot Q.Nd«l Otove Freeway Qwden OIO'le: Htrt>or Bllld at Cf'4C)ITW!n AvenU(I Atherntw1: Me;n St It Pblm Avenue C0¥1ne: AIUM Bllld IOultt ot AITOW HlghwRy Ontulo: Nortt't Mountll!l Ave IU•t sooth ot Stn 61tN1tono Freeway Hontwldfe· B8lboe 8lvO Ill Nordhoff PK°""I LIUfel C#ly0t1 a"'d 11 !hl' OSllQtnl f .,, ot the Goldefl Stitt r •Hwsy Oan.,d. V1ney1td Av@ off the ven11111 Fret'WIY ne•t to th11E~~o cen1er S•n lllfntrdlno; Nor1t\ 2 I st St •I HtQnl&nd Aw. Sin l•rnerdlno: Otnr1~ Shew AOl'd ~131 .,.,I ot I t !!IC hllyPilat THUASDA Y. AUG 25. 1983 THICUSTDDTHICOUIRY ANN LANDERS TELEVISION COMICS 82 86 84 Flower child no more Max's art grows up By GINA OE PAOLA Deity l'llol c__....1 Peter Max, one-ume king of pop psychedelic art, who ricocheted to fame during the 1960s, no longer paints bell-bottom-clad wizards, whimsical moons or car- toon-colored angels Just Uke the flower children who latched onto those magi- cal wizards and angels as the symbol of their era, Max's art has grown up, too. Today. images of women - almost impressionistic in their style -bigger than Ufe statues of Uberty and even portraits of rock singer Mick Jagger, loom from Max's canvases. What prompted the Man- hattan artist to abandon those wizards and angels which reportedly netted him millions? As Max, m NPwport Beach to promote a showing of his works at the Lawrence Ross Galleries, tells it. he tired of the public clamor that fol- lowed his success. He's quick to add, though, that he enjoyed the notoriety -for a period, that is. "I was in my late 20s and every company m the world wanted my work," said Max, now 44. If he wanted to paint an airplane, for instance, he said he just had to ask and presto, one would almost magically appear. But eventually he tired of the attention -the constant demand for television inter- views. the flying back and forth across the country to promote his works. He had turned intoa graphic arts conglomerate with a s taff of 50. And his works seemed to be virturally everywhere. roll- ing o H assembly lines. emblazoned on posters. across bed sheets and even mini- skirts. "I missed being m my studio. quietly painting and I missed being Peter Max, the private person. I missed those things a lot, like yearning for a lover," Max said. So whe n his contracts ex- pired in the early 1970s, he refused to rene w them, retir- ing to paint in hlS studio. "My days and nights got mixed up," he said, explaining sometimes he didn't start 0.-,,...,....."' ....... c....... Artist Peter Ma x (left) talks with R osie Vela and Lawrence Ross of Lawrence Ross Galleries, where Max's art will hang thro ugh August. painting until midnight. He'd phone his assistants (they made sure the quality of his paints were consistent) in the middle of the night or wee hours of the morning and they'd be at his studio in 20 minutes, Max said. "It was a very, very good period for me," he said. Once having stuck primarily to ink drawings and acrylic paints, Max said he unleashed hirnseli, experimenting with lithographs, even clays and canvues that towered over him. He then became hooked on ceramics and the potter's wheel, Max said. He'll market a line of porcelain vases next year, but he insists they won't be mass-marketed Uke his works were in the 1960s. Instead. they'll be one of a kind. he said. But while his works may not be mass marketed today. Max's schedule appears to be returning to that same feverish pace of the 1970s. While in California, he not only attended a showing of his works in Newport Beach, but in Beverly Hills. too, and found lime to tape two tele- vision interviews. From Cali- fornia he was scheduled to fly to Hawaii and then Japan for more showings. Insisting the crazy days of the 1960s are over, Max said "I do it (promote his works) at a leisurely pace now." Max may no longer paint wiz.ardB and angels, but he still smiles that same cbesire cat grin and sports a Fu Manchu muatacbe, which became hia trademark in the 1960s. Born Max Finkelateln in Shanghai to parent.a who had fled Nazi Germany. the artist spent his childhood in Tibet. South Africa. Israel and France. His family eventually settled in New York, where Max studied astrology. a sub- ject that would later influence his art. Max's works are on display at the Lawrence Roes Gal- leries, 131 Fashion Island, Newport Beach, through August. PAPARAZZI Spur and the Rose benefit It will be good of' downhome country night By VIDA DEAN Of_O.-, ..... IWI For some reason I thought Mickey Rooney Jr. would be short. But. no says Ann Wells. "He's tall and sings country-western,'' she explained dis- cussing entertainment planned for the "Spur and the Rose" fund-raiser taking place Saturday at Shennan Library and Gardena in Corona del Mar. . Rooney is part of the J obnay Barger (he's very tall) coun- try-western band that will play for llstenfns and dancing. Ann la aa enthuaiutlc about the elegant west.em eve1'\fne aa ahe la about the interesting plant.a and claue.s at the gar- dena.anaforma tlon of friends to table-hop. Guest:a will have valet Sally IAtty parklna on Dahlia Street and enter the prdena for the cocfctaU hour. Tablet of horl d'ouevres wlU be 1et up," Ann explained. Ruano r.tarlaclll &nd will be playing and then It will be down to the Ast.ro-turfed d.lnlng ~a for dln.ner (Bob Pen· nington has promiaed jujcy stale&). More t.h.an 60 benefactors and contributors are assisting with the eve"t and 45 table patrons have signed up. ''There may be room for a few more to attend. Penona interested can call 673-1880 for the details," Ann said, repeating again "It' a really IOina to be a fun evening." • • • Two of the table patrons at the ''Spur and the Role" are Saaay and Roser Laby of Newport Beach. Susy would probably be wt1ll1\8 to tell other guests about Wolf Trap West. She hM "-" named chalrman of the newly fonned, weei.m United &ltet aapport IJ'OUp ior Wolf Trap, the only naUonaJ park for the perfonnlnl ~ located in Vienna, Va. near Waahmp>n, D . C. 11\e P"OUP la called Wolf Trap We.t and the~ la to &lliat in the $20 million fund·railina effort now under way to rebuild Fi1ene C.enter, the IWJUDet' feetival theater wbJch burned <19wn lut year. Nucy Reapa ii honorary chairman and othe.ra on the naUonal board include Gerald Fort. Beverly Slllt and EllMibe" Ta)'lor. Several eventa are planned in Southern California before the end ol lhe ydt'. -~---------- CBS' Pe te r Je nnings and ABC's Tom Brokaw begin new as ignments and public television unve ils a revamped "The MacNeil-Lehrer e ws- hour" on ept. 5. Page 85. 0 I A different kind of camp , ............. ,.,_ HUNTSVILLE. Ala. -For Chad Stone, 12, the toughelt part of the week was shedding the 25-pound space auit. "I felt like a butterfly trytn.g to get out of a ooooon," said the seventh-grader from Plano. After Chad and nlne other youngateTIJ tried on the apace suit, they turned to 10 video acreens to work on space ~on programming. "Pretty soon I want to be an astronaut or be involved in space," he said. "I'm especially interested in computer., rocketry and how fuels are used in rockets. Science ~ neat." Pr. Wemher vo.n :araun would have approved. Less than a year betore he died in 19'16, von Braun, the father of the U.S. 1.,.ce ~ gram_. ooncelved of • placi where kida could learn abou.t ec:ience and space tnavel. The U.S. Space Camp, located 1'n a 2,500..quare foot vinyl tent down the hill from the Ala- bama ·space ~ Rocket Center, a mu.eewn containlnf it.ems from the nation•a space program, is the result of. von BraWl'S idea. · ''He asked, 'Why not have a ICience c.amp like others have Spx1a campe?'" tticalled Ed Buckbee, director of the .center. "When he WU U')'ina to put tojetMr hi.ti team of J'OC.,'ket experts, {t WM d.lfficult \)e.. cauae not too m.&.n,Y people were trebled in that ~. He JmeW that with a teeond genecration of si-oe workers oomlng along, we must begin thinkina about that and pteparlna people. T he ~flytncaenent1on•here now." Every week this awnmer, 100 younp1An. 12, 18 and 14- ~ okf, are spendlnfr five days at the SJ*08 Camp. By the end of Sept.ember. 1.400 children from 45 states and a1x oUliel' nation. will have ex- pe.rlenced wel1htlet9nea, built m1Nature rocketa and tired them. run a mock alurttle million and visited M~ Space tucht Cen1er'. Tber-earefew~Elch weekly group is divided into 10 ~ and a team apendt "° more than 30 mtnut. on any one~. 0 ,,.....,._ Scott Shildt of Cyclone, Pa., wea rs a t paee 1ui1 and stanch in (ront of a model ol a lunar lander at Space Camp. Sdenc:e teachers around the country are regularly tent U~ture about the camp. which charges a weelcly fee of $250. The camp had 11,000 appll· e.t1iom~or its second summer, during wh1cb Sally Ride. the flrtt Amerbn woman in •J*e• was part of event. alon, With the seventh space shut~ <:rew and the first black utronaut, who i.8 acheduled to fly aboard the eighth shuttle next week. Th& tint 1,400 children who applied were a«'epted; the r•tio of girba to boyt at the camp it l-to-9. "l'd Wee to be an utronaut or wO..k with the space pro- staJn,'' said Susan MuldoWMY ot Hill8dale, N.J. l(We talk about different jobs and the · differ~t kinds of degrees we will have to get.". Scott Shlldt. 12, and hJs brother Dave, 14, are at the camp together. Their parenca drove them here from thetr home in Cyc;lone, Pa. "Mal9nl rockets is the most fun,0 said Scott, who alao had trouble gettl.ng into and out of the apace' suit. "It was pretty hMd J:>eoau.e it has tubes in the iecs. ~ it wu heavy," he Steve Slusher,far left, has the worst legs, and WHiie Wllllams has the best. They have trophies to prove ft. The two were contestanu In the Walter Legs Contest held at the Dove Street Res- taurant as a ~forthe Amertan Cancer Society. 'It was really crazy and ~fun event•, said one of mo,. than 150 present. Erica Weinberg and Claudia Stubstad of the ACS .,,anged the event which resulted In 700 votes cast llftd SSOO for ACS. The money came about bee.use the restaurant donated 25 pe~ of the bar proceeds for one d•l.· Another contestant, Brtan Hom, dldn t win, but he proudly shows off his entry. ~ .1 82 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aug 25, 1983 Parents toeing the mark Kids not alone in getting an education Weddings l''or y<'an;, educ:ators havl' lx't'n c:ompanng the education of kids who go to R0man Catholic and private schools to those in the public sector Ra-ently, a new study reported that kids in the privatt• c..'Ommunity were ac:ademically more successful thanks to two things: homework and discipline. Oh. sure But whose? The parents. that's who! I belonged to a group of Catholic parents who for 20 years functioned out of sheer fear. We are probably the last generation alive to fear not only nuns, but the authority of Lay teachers. Our kids? They never had a fear of anything. Why should they? We had enough for all of them. None of us honestly knew why. All we knew was that there was something authoritative alx>ut a soft-spoken woman dressed in gray whose talks with God constituted a "local call" while all the rest of us were on a different area code. When "Sister" spoke, even E.F. Hutton Hstened. When Sister Cecelia told my son they were going to decorate an Easter Egg tree. guess who sucked eggs all weekend and voided two dozen of them? t When Sister Mary Joseph was putting together a program for St. Patrick's Day and asked me to write an original play, I dropped my syndicated column like a bad habit and worked au weekend. As for homework, one word from Sister Celeste that my daughter had an English placement lest and I crammed until m y eyes looked like a pair of dirty ashtrays. ERMA BOMBECK I memorized every line of "Evangeline." I got a tutor for me for the new math. I apologized when there were inkstains on the inside pocket of the uniform blouses. I packed lunches with sand- wiches shaped hke the Nativity Scene. My middle name was "My mother can drive." One day at a field trip at a meat packing plant where I was faint from inhaling warm blood, I saw Sister Adelaide smile at me. I lived off that sign of approval for months. Years later, I saw Sister "You've turned out weU," she said evenly. "You seem to have retained all you were taught." I stared at my feet. "Thank you, Sister." Summoning courage. I raised my head and said, "Why? Why were all of us so obedient ... so disciplined . so .. wimpish when you were around?" "Don't you know?" she smiled. I shook my head. "You were afraid we'd send your children home and you'd get stuck with them." Sister , I think I always knew that. Leila Mirda madi M irdamadi-Kh orouzan The Garden Court at thc New- porter Resort. Newport &>ach. was the setting for the July 2:.l nuptial ceremony linking Lella Marie Khorouzan and Mehrdad M1rdamadi of Irvine. Following a A ••• HURRYt cash In on these unbeatable prtcesl · . Fabulous values available this weekt come In NOWl sale ends August 30th! PRICES GOOD THRU TUESDAY, AUG. 30, 1983 MALIBU II vord "'•"~ •e~ 57'' A coml>lftt 6·"911t Malibu 11 systtm costs only oenn~ a nlqllt to ooerm 1nm11s uslfy In minutes l lV1006T CARDEN FLOWERS POTTED f4'' Color Bowl t.,$&~.!I . AClach and Col and Mrs Reza M1rdamacJ1 of Tehcrnn, Iran. The bnde 1s a graduate of Edison High School, Huntington Beach , and attended Golden Wc."St College, also in Huntington Beach She is employed at the New· porter. Her husband graduated from Fountain Valley High School and attended Chapman College, Or- ange He 1s an employee of the Quecnsway Bay I hlton m Long Beach Van Winkle- Capocciama ,. _, Maureen Van Winkle Sea, Hunungton Beach .J I I II David Van Winkle of Irvine and his bride, the former Maureen Michaela Cctpoc'C1am<1, will reside in Huntington &>a<:h following a honeymoon trip to Carmel and Monterey The daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Capocciama of Huntington &>ach and the son of Mr. and Mrs Carl Van Winkle exchanged wed- ding VOWS Aug. 13 QUring a nuptial mass in St Mary's by th<' The br1dt'. a kindergarten teacher at St Polycarp School m Stanton, graduated from Hui)~ ington Beach High School and U lrvmewheresheaffiliatedw1th i Beta Phi Her husband graduated from Mark Keppel High School, Rose- mead, and Whittier College. He J;; a loan officer at the Valen<;ja Bank. llltK:lt • O.Clt•r I ~~o;;;,a;:.,mmer Ctin In etther dlr!C· • • • •• I tton. safetv s"ltth • #8124. e llltlclt. 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Profl'1-Stonal coun- seling is one of the lnggest, mo·;t Vll'l<>U:> r1'po(fs ever perpetrated on the American f>t.'OlJlt.> Yet your colwnp continues to feed tht• myth that professional counselors are 1nd1spensablt• m the therapeutic process Unfortunately, what you fail lo point out ts the documented fact that the vast maJUnty of counselors are completely meffecuve, sonw are downright darigerous and only a prccwu~ kw do ·any good whatever. . What is needed. Ann, is·counseling 1n how to get good counseling whileavoiaing the frnuds who are in business primanly to pick our pcx:kets and bleed the insurance companies. -MADE POOR BY RICH COUNSELORS DEAR MADE POOR: There is a great deal of truth ln y.our letter. Howeve r, I do not believe the vast majority of couselors are, as you say, "completely ineffective, downright dangerous" or do no good at all. (), ANN LANDERS ...... ·"'' therapists before tbe pertect fit is found. I believe the field should be policed by those in It who have high s tandards and care. When they bear of colleagues who are incompetent, ex- ploi tive, punitive and Ineffective, they should investigate and if the complaints are legitimate, the professional society should take steps to get the clinkers out of the field. . . . Thl'r<' 1s <1 big diffrrenct• ht•fw(•t•n crJ/c/ .md covl Ann Landers shows .YOU how IP pfay 11 evo/ w1tlwur freezi11g j)(•oplt• uut in ht>r l.x.JUklet, "Tt•t.>n-Agc• Sex Tc•n Ways to Cool It .. St•nd 50 t•f•nt.s and a long. st'lf-;1ddrt:>Ssed. :.t.<1mpt""'CI <'nvelopc.' tu Ann Landt•rs. P 0 B<.>x 11995. Chll'<iMu. Tl/ 6061 l RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTHY, INC. ............ " ......... 19')'} HAI/BOii Bl VD COSTA MESA -548 11 S6 . J~.~ 00 YOU HAVE DARK CIRCLES? Any you've fried every- way to conceal them and everyone's advice with no success Call Richard Stevens He has the absolute answer -the only way to do It - basic tee for dark circles 1s $15 00 and that in- cludes a follow up. guaranteed results One's chances for getting a competent "er•pist or professional counselor are about the same as getting a good auto mechanic, seam- 1trea1, typist, salesperson, surgeon; plumber or lawyer. About SO percent. -------------· RICHARD STEVENS Surrogate Parenting Services 3519 E. Coast Hwy .. CdM WAYFARER SUNGLASSES Red. While · Ebony and Tor10tse Because I often rec()mmend therapists and coan1elors, I do so with fingers crossed and a prayer on my lips. l j1M hope those who take my .advice connect with a really good one right off. I often encourage m y readers. to shop for a nother Confidential Inquiries Call (714) 646-9603 675-1334 LovA ''" "'°' I V snow R1c11a1cJ Stt»e115 prt>sents· • rne Mak9UP Mys1111u11 on locdl cal>te 17th & lrvlne Avenue. 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IM Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thorsday, Aug 25, 1983 GORDO fti \Rt'lt:l .U PM ,-..,TA/'JO.:i FOR. PR.OFE:S- :3/c..)NAL MA01-c 1ANf THE J',\'tlll.l ' ('IRC l S • by Bit Keane "Where can I buy a post card? Grandma said to be sure to send her one." 'ti \R'tl \Dl KJ: ---- by Br ad Anderson "He buries his bones deep now. last week. one was missing " lUH•" 'tll 1.1.l"S TOIL 1RAINEC> ... ..\LL RleoHT YOlJ TEL .. ME Wl-lAT :;-LuRONt-u.JITH 0065 AND I'll TELL YOU W~AT'S ll'~ON6 WlfH F1Rr~ ·~--,., ' l 'a:. J, 1;, .. Tt 'tlRl.t:•t:t:os ' - weu., OH HA~ HALF-Pl/VT Hl~EJRC:Ni'! UP ~ARl-V AGAIN!-~ votJ ARIS~ {1;f COCKCROW? .._.. .. _.........__ ___ _ \..' !NA WIN/4..1 I o_NJ 1Uf.<N Al-JV l'/IJ...'Pl I INIC> A . PERSIAN RUG' • by Gus Arriola by Jim Davi~ by Virgil Partch (VIP) "I didn't mean THAT rare." 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NAM£ 1 t . i J AT l.fASi ™~ Kl~ OF wt SIX1lt' µw A SENS£ (j MR'.1it AND INVOLVEWITT I Jl Df;t; P \RKt:R ·- SHe;'s •N -rAKI N6 A SHovve;R f N 1--rw1I .. ' THAT ' oy Georoe Lemont by Wiley ... Wlf~ (J.~~ V~R61L1'S ~11M. 00 Ml~ &~NV .. oy Harold Le Doux ---, lt'V~~.> f' IJ "!i I ABC's three-ring circus opens Sept. 5 By FRED ROTHENBERG 011,,. Aoooclaled l'roH NEW YORK -After five years, ABC is talung down the Big Top Coml' Sept 5, the three-ring electronic circus. "World Ne ws Torught," will have Pete r Jennings as sole ringmaster - perhaps the most s1gn1ficant symbol that ABC News has grown up and believes it can compete with CBS and NBC. Sept 5 cert.amly will be a landmark night for TV ne ws. Besides Jennings' ascension, Tom Brokaw will begin his solo stint as anchor of the "NBC Nightly News" and public television will unveil its expanded evening newscast, "The MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour." The moves to annoin t Sroka w, who had been teamed with Roger Mudd. and J ennings were inspired by the networks' continuing e fforts to cat.ch top-rated Dan Rat.her on the "CBS Evening News." "We're going for a more straight- forward look." says Robert E. Frye, new executive producer on "World News Tonight." The cluttered and glitzy triple-headed anchor originated in 1978. ABC News President Roone Arledge felt ABC didn't have the big guns to battle CBS' Walter Cronkite and NBC's J ohn Chancellor - an admission that ABC's premiere news broadcast needed some camouflage and hocus-pocus. Before that, remember, ABC had introduced the first co-ed evening news- cast, teaming a miscast Barabara Walters with a churlish Harry Reasoner. The evening anchor doesn't just read for your supper, he stands as the focal point of an entire news operation. He's the newscaster you tum to during a crisis. a ABC anchor Peter J ennings space shot or an election night. Until now. the perception was that nobody at· ABC had that singular authority. Alt.hough substance often triumphed over flash on "World News Tonight," there were times when the broadcast's relay-race style -with reports bouncing from Jennings in London to Max Rob- inson in Chicago to the late Frank Reynolds in Washington -would drive you to distraction . Reynolds gradually became more equal than his co-anchors, but hl• was undercut by Arledge's well-known courting of Rather and Brokaw. The public per- ception then was that ABC needed to look outside the organization for an authoritative anchor. When Reynolds died last month, ABC executives made it clear that they wanted to hire internally. And, that's the way 1t 1s. ABC now has The Peter Jennings Show, competing mano-a-mano with Rather and Brokaw in the categories of news judgment, news presentation and -lest we forget -news style, i.e. good looks. Jennings is not as well known as Rather or Brokaw. But Frye sees this as a possible advantage. "That could be a good thing It gives us a chance to evolve a whole new format." And it's clear that it will revolve around the debonair, 45-year-old J enrungs, as a newscaster and as a personaJ1ty, who will call on his globe-trot.ting experie nces for added m~g and insight to the news. Jennings says his motto is "be relevant," and he has occasionally become conversa- tional in trying to explain why Americans should be interested in particular stories. Several times this month, J ennings went to great lengths to interpret what certain foreign stories meant to his audience, or to let viewers read between the lmes. ABC doesn't have a commen- tator, as NBC does with Chancellor. but Frye says that there will be limes when Jennings will provide the analysis. Keep your garden in s hapt• by r l'ading Friday 's garrlcnmg page Daily Pilat Fashion Island concert series finale is tonight ....srAA.WAIU'-"A BRILLIANT IMAGINATIVE PIECE OF MOVIEMAKING" By GINNY OLSON DAVIES D.ityl'tlolCOf""--I The clock turned back for many of the 8,000 big band music fans last week in the Cent.er Stage Court of Fashion Island. Most were mesmerized by Tex Beneke's rendlt1oris of "In the Mood." "String of Pearls," "Mc:x>nlight Seren- ade" and other favorites. and a dO'Zen venturous couples Lindy Hopped and jitterbugged on the elevated platform used by the pre-concert fashion show. to dance together." Local music lovers have one more chance this summer to tap their feet, clap their hands and join in some choruses tonight at 9:00 with Henry Brandon's Big Brass Band. The band. which has performed many seasons at Fashion Island, was organized by Brandon, who also directs the Cali- fornia Symphony. Favorites antici- pated are "Stars and Stripes," hits from the Broadway music hit, "42nd Street" and the "Sugar Blues March." Preceding the concert at 7:45 p.m. will be a fashion show by teenage models, including those attending Jun- RETIJRN Qf 1HE JEDI Looking out over the audience, Beneke said. "It'sgood to see the young folks beginning to like the big band sound They have learned that it's fun ior Mannequin classes and the song ~1111111 leaders from Corona del Mar High II School. ~ • PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES * ~ • llOCgo;n Mot inees 1 tri] ~ftil'l 'i 'I 4) "iii)~ MONOAY Thru SATUROAY FACUlTYotCANOUWOOO An Ptrlorm••c" etto•• s oo PM "E•SY MONEY" (R) 1£. S9tc (,.....mini\ & Holtl " -MCTt ' M ll"«ll DWMfll;i 11 4~ ·~ ·~ "llOlf. 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Pl•oplt.> who know whl'fl' l'onvl·r~<1tmn .... p.irkll'"· You'll find it .111 .11 Ll· Ch .. m.lunnay Loun~l', whl•rc lhe mood 1!> li~ht and livl'ly. luni~ht Jnnl.., dclnl'.l' and romalKl' Ill thl' mu..,ic of Fk .... h n 131uud, who'll be providing tlw mo!>t d ynamic l'ntl.'rtainml•nt in ltlwn between 9 and 1.10 .. 1 m. Make your pl.in!> now ancJ don't be late1 Altl'r .. 111, who parllt'!> at Le C hMdonnay Luungp? EXCITING PEO PLE LIKE YOU. o 1'1e REG I ST~ ---J kJ/(!/ __;,.-- IHH(Xl MAlAlfl I IUI~ BUUU:VARD, IRVINI-, LALIFORNIA '12715 714-752-Hm SOUTH COAST CINEMA South Coast Village Costa Mesa 540-0594 Bl ·---~ • B• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 --· ... --------.. .. -. .. --- Tonight's TV MHIHQ -e.'00-1~~ QBJ/L080 ms.WAT. «I) HAWAII FlVE--0 ID AOSEMARY CLOONEY, WITH LOVE QI!> l.MHG UFE FULLY W1™ LEO 11119CAOUA (l)C88NEWS ({§) A8C NEWS Q QINICNEWS ~~AHDYKE **•<A "llme Bandits" (19811 C1a1g Wli'TIOCll, David Wamer DMOYIE • • "Flr~rd 201S A.O." 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Alice Brady (I) IHDEP£HOENT HETWOfV( NEWS Q)MOVIE H~ "Ride The Wiid Surl" (1964) Fabian, Shelley Flbar11. ®MOVIE * * 1-i "Tiii Best Uttle Whorttloutl In Texas" (19821 Bun Reynolda, Dolly Plfton (SJ LOVIHG mlEH08 l P£lffCT couPL£S -12:30-D 3 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID l..ETTEJWAN 9couPLES GMOVIE • * 'h "R.P.M .. (1970) AnU1ony Quinn, Ann-Margret. (!) ZAHE OREY THEA TllE m> LOVE. AMEAICAH SlYLE @) 9fTERTAINMENT TONIGHT (S)MOVIE t t • 1~ "Gregory's Gltl" ( 1982) Gor· don John Slnclal1, Dee Hepburn. -12:36- CIDMOV1£ * * "Blue Summer" (1977) Chrts Holllngtworth. Bo White -1~40- {t)MOVIE • • t • "Nosferatu. The Vamolre" ( 19711/ KIM Kin»;1, lubtltt Ad)anl -l:<IO-~ =MAKERS IH COHClRT • t 'h "II I Hid A Mh " ( 1932) W.C. Fltlda, °"Y Cooptt al MOVIE •**"For~" (196e) RoO-ert Mfl~. PIQI IDOENESCOTT -1:16- (Z) CHARLE.8 CtiAMPLIH OH THE Fll.M8CENE -1:30-~ l:c NEWS OVERNIOHT * • "The Conctete Jungle" ( 1982) JIM St John, Tr ICY Stegman -1:45-DMOVIE * * ••,; "Btlmatone And TrMCle" (1982J'R' -2:00- • Cl) 088 HEWS NIOHTWATCH 9 MOVIE * • "Purl Of The South Plcillc" (1955) Vlr94'11a Mayo. Oentlla Mor- i) TOM COTIL.£: UP CLOSE ®MOVIE * t \.i "Firefox'' ( 1982) Cttnt East- wood, Freddie Jonee, (O)MOVIE * * 'h "The Best Llttle Wllorellouse In T e11.as" ( 1982) Burt Aeynolde, Dolly Pert on. lS)MOVIE • "Humongous" (1982) Jaoet Jullan. Oe'llldW&l*t -2:20- {C)MOVIE * • ''Ente< The Ninfa" ( 1981) Franeo Nero, Susan George. -2:30- 0 «D NEWS -2:36-m OAANGE COtJTNY TODAY -3:00- (!) MOANING STRETCH «DMOVIE t **~"Northwest Passage" (19.0) ··Oll9Gtll-..... \;~flt~······ .. ~111111()1··--_..-... ,_,_ .. _______ _ Zelig 11th SMASH WEEK OF AMERICA'S #1 COMEDY! 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Carver is quoted as saying m the document Westmoreland gave orders to suppress enemy troop counts during the Vietnam War. Carver. now a senior feUow at the Georgetown University Cent.er for Strategic and International Studies, said Tuesday: "I w ould not agree with the lawyer at all. He jerked several things out of context " Their disagreement 1s over whether Wt!St· moreland <:onspired to falsify enemy troop strength figures before the Tet offensive -the same issue raised by the CBS documentary, "The Uncounted Enemy: A Vietnam Decepu on," broadcast m January 1982. Three days after that broadcast, which had Mike Wallace as on-camera correspondent and George Crile as reporter-producer, Westmoreland held a news conference. He denied any conspiracy to underestimate enemy numbers. Lat.er. he filed hls $120 million libel suit. NOW. THERE'S ... NEWNAM[ FOR TERROR. CIOIA WEST ---&lii wm ---n1.3'JS CIOIA WEST ---ltl·J9JS T°"" C(J(TB u1.,-.. _ m -4114 a coon u1.,-•-7Sl~ll4 -·~·(I) _, """'~ 610 I JO 10 10 -IAI SIJl l1J01JO •JO ftm 6IO I JO IOJO TMi ... 10 "W1 .. Slcmr" (fCI I Oil '00 10 •S _, -'31·3501 loMlt1- "S1U•llllrlPI) 0... 1 00. I 00 6 00. 100 1000 .,.1-1. Ill ... l'Cl °"' 11 JI ) l\ Ui , .. "'QllO" INl SOOTH COAST ~II\ I ~ i~ C.Mlllot •411 ~•o 107\ "_,, ~ l lO ·~to~ ... 1$14 Daily Pilat THURSDAY, AUG. 25, 1983 BUSINESS C6 STOCKS C7 .,.., .......... ..._ The U.S. Outrigger Canoe Championships, the largest and longest competition of its kind on the U.S. mainland, will be held Saturday and .Sun- day, beginning in Newport Beach. Yount liked chances MILWAUKEE (AP) -The Milwaukee Brewers had not scored in 22 in.n.i.ngs, but Robin Yount liked their chances in the 14th in.n.i.ng. "You couldn't ask for a better situation," Yount said. "The in- field and outfield were playing in, and the bases were loaded with none out. The pitcher had to th.row me strikes." Yount lined a 1-2 pitch from Angels left-hander Andy Hassler into center field, scoring J im Gantner from third base Wednes- day night to give the Brewers a 1-0 marathon victory. Jim Slaton. 11-5, scattered three hits through five innings in relief of starter Don Sutton as Milwaukee retained a half-game lead over the nmneru p Baltimore Orioles in the American League East Division standings. "I tried not to do anything dif- feren t except choke up a little bit when I got behind in the count," Yount said. "1 was just looking for a good ball that I could hit hard somewhere. With them playing the way they were, my chances were awfully good if I could just hit it solid." Angel pitchers John Curtis and Bruce K.ison had allowed only six hits through 13 in.n.i.ngs before Hassler, 0-4, relieved Kison to start the 14th. Gantner greeted him with a double to the right field comer, then took third on a wild pitch. Angel manager John McNamara~d Paul Molitor and Charlie re intentionally walked to I the bases. Yount followed with his decisive single. "I just wanted to get something I could hit hard, and I got a slider down and in," Gantner said. "When I got to second, I thought we had a good chance of win- ning." "I won't say I was glad to see Hassler come in, but I know that K.ison was throwing super well," added Gantner. "He had super stuff. I am sure he just must have gotten tired or they wouldn't have taken him out." BlllBOARD TONIGHT FRIDAY HOLLYWOOD PARK H-t'Klllle 7!M It.In. MOTORCYCL• RACING • .,,...... c..-. .......... • IU'll. TV-RADIO: See Page C2. Transplanted South African Marc Price, ·now of Laguna Beach, is 'CC. among comp~titors at Stubbies Surf Trials in San Clemente. A career change at 22 Surf er Marc Price abandons dream of world title ByCURTSEEDEN Of -O•lly Piiot Ii.ti At age 22, Marc Price is calling it a career, at least where surfing is concerned. The Laguna Beach resident, once ranked 17th in the world among professional surfers, is faced with the difficult transition of leaving the waves for more solid ground in the form of an advertising and public relations specialist. "I was dedicated to winning the world title," admits Price."But now my energy is channeled into my business aspirations." Still, the presence of t he fifth annual Stubbies Surf Trials, now underway in San Clemente, was enough to ignite the competitive fires within the transplanted South African. "Last year. I just had to watch because there's a one-year state residency rule with this contest," Price says. Lronically, Price left South Africa because he wanted to take his competitive surfing to a new high, "by competing against some of the best surfers in the world." Price says a political boycott against South African amateur surfers. among other competitors, forced him into the professional ranks and sent him packing. "l realized that the only way I could travel was to finance it myself (through pro surfing earnings)," he adds. Price did all right for himself, too, finishing third in the 1981 Gunst.on 500 in South Africa and seventh in this year's Surf Shop Challenge. Since turning pro, Price figures he has earned about $30,000 in three years -and that includes sponsorship contracts. But things are different now. "I just compete in all the Southern California events but I really wouldn't classify myself as a professional surfer anymore," he admits. "At the same time, I wouldn't call what I do recreational surfing either. It's just that my committment is to my job." That job -advertising and promotions for Gotcha sportswear -has hooked Price on Southern Californfa and made him forget about the warm Indian Ocean waters near his hometown of Durban. South Africa. "I'm on a learning circuit now," says Price, who earned his business degree from the University of Natal (South Africa). "My pro surfing has suffered as a result of this, but if you take a look at the big picture. you see that I've made strides," he adds. ., ............ Edwin Moses clears barrier at Zurich Stadium on his way to 83rd sfraight win in 400-meter hurdles. ~·-~--~~~~----------------------------- Def ender is making a comeback of sorts at America's Cup races. See C4. Outrigge.rs set to duel More than 20 California crews, including a number of top area teams, will battle powerful South Pacific paddlers from Tahiti and Hawaii in races between Newport Beach and Catalina Island during the U.S. Outrigger Canoe Cham- pionships Saturday and Sunday. The race, the largest and longest on the U.S. mainland, features both a women's race Saturday from Newport to Catalina and a men's race back the following day. The events are free and open to the public for viewing with the women's race starting at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Newport Beach Harbor Department building on Bayside Drive and arriving a t the finish line in Avalon Bay at about l p.m. The men's race is due to start at 9 a.m. Sunday in Avalon wiht the first-place team expected to cross the finish line near 18th Street in Newport about noon. Favorites in the men's races are defending champion (See OUTRIGGERS, Pace C4) • I. Landreaux Illaking his RBis pay off Dodgers stay on Braves' heels with 3-2 win LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ken Landreaux has roughly half as many runs batted in as Montreal's Andre Dawson, w ho is a solid threat to become the National League's first Triple Crown win- ner in 36 years. Yet, in game-winning RBI, Landreaux has 13, the same as Dawson. "It's not how you hit them," explained Landreaux, "it's when you hit them." Landreaux picked up another one Wednesday, a dramatic two-out, eighth-inning home run that broke a 2-2 tie and sent the Dodgers to their eighth win in a row, a 3-2 triumph over Mon- treal, which has dropped four straight. Landreaux also homered in Parker, Town end advance Jeff Parker defeated Peter Townend Wednesday afternoon to highlight the third round of the Stubbies California Surf Trials on San Clemente's Lower Trestles. Parker, of Costa Mesa. narrow- ly outpointed H untington Beach's Townend. However, each will ad- vance from Wednesday's heats to today's three-man competition, as the top two finishers in each heat continue. Among the other surfers who advanced were Sean McNulty of Capistrano Beach, Greg Mungall of Costa Mesa, Mike Cruickshank of Dana Point and Irvine's Smerk Mangan. McNulty and Cruickshank tied for third place m last year's com- petition here. Ten heats remain today in round three and round four. which will consist of 16 heats of three-man competition, will also be held today. By Friday morn- ing, the field will have been pared to 32 surfers and man-on-man competition will be held . The surf both Tuesday and Wednesday was excellent with 3-to-4-foot well-shaped waves. Competition begins at 7:30 each morning and will last until around 5:30 p.m. LANDflEAUlC LASC>f'DA Tuesday night 's come-from-behind victory and, with 16 for the season, he's reached a career high in home runs. And the Dodgers have reached a season-high in consecutive vic- tories to keep the h eat on Atlanta in the National League West. Los Angeles trails the Braves by two games. "The Braves have heard our footsteps." said Los Angeles Man- ager Tom Lasorda. "Now maybe they'll hear us breathing down their back ." The Dodgers, idle today. now face a rigorous trip to the East, playing 12 games in 10 days. "We're playing as well as I've seen this team play all season," Lasorda said. "We're getting timely hitting, the pitching has been excellent and we're not making mistakes like we were earlier." Alejandro Pena allowed only two hits through seven innings; reliever Tom Niedenfuer, 7-1. picked up the win; Landreaux had two singles, one good for an RBI. besides his timely homer, and the Dodgers got through another errorless game. That's nine errorless games in the last l 0 for the Dodgers. "People kept asking me, what will it take to turn this team around," Lasorda said, recalling when the Dodgers trailed the Braves by 6 1h games. "I said then that we would have to play mis- take-free baseball." That's something the Dodgers had a difficult time doing. But since the night in Cincinnati 2 ~ weeks ago. w hen the Dodgers dropped a 9-2 decision to the Reds. and looked pitiful doing it, and Lasorda launched into a stormy post-game clubhouse tirade, mistakes have been few. PAN AM GAMES -............ ) CZ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aug 25. 1963 SPORTS BREAK Olympic experts feel on time, under budget goal s till feasible Frum AP di~patcbu LOS ANGELF..S under budget " That's h1>w financial wizards at the Los AngelL-s Olympic Orgamzmg Committt't' want to run the 1984 Games, and with less than a year to go. tht.•y say the goal is still fcas1bk If met, 1t would make tht' Los Angeles Olympics t he ftr-st in modern times LO operate without taxpayer support. Montreal taxpayers are still paying off some $621 rruUmn of the astronorrucal $1 b1lhon-plus the city spent to host thl· 1976 Games. The LAOOC, aiming for a $474 million budget, dn·w dp a Cinanc1aJ plan that has been revlsed thrL'<.' limes -and involvt>S three principal sources of n•vt•nut.• Sale of telev1s1on rights ts lhc> largest. followl.'d by donations from privaw industry and t1ckt't sales. Thanks toC'arly and agress1vt• n~gut1atmg. the LAOOC alrc·ady has t'Ommttments for $283.2 million from all but three broadcasting entitles around the world. In contrast, Montreal eompleted its nego1auons for t'Ontracls that ra1sc'<i only $31.7 million just thrC<' months before the 1~76 Summer Games. In the Unttt.od States. TV nghL5 went to ABC for a record $225 m1U1on "We try to gl•t cash wherever we can," said Michael O'Hara, vice president of communications for the LAOOC Quote of the day ··The key to winrung ba."4..'ball games is pitch ing. fundamentals and three-run homers." -former Baltimore Manager Earl Wea ver Charge r get wide receiver SAN DIEGO -The San Diego m Chargers. worried about foot injunes to 4111 • fleet All-Pro wide receiver Wes Chan · dJer. acquired'. veteran wide receiver Roger Carr from the Seattle Seahawks for undisclosed draft choices Wednesday Carr. 31. had refused to report to the Seahawks' trammg camp. reportedly over a desire to have his contract guaranteed A nine-year veteran. he gtves the Chargers insurance m the event Chandler lS unable to recover in ume for the Sept 4 season opener against the New York J ets. Chandler, the Chargers' deep receiving threat. suffered a severely sprained right foot during a mm1-camp collision m May He made his first pre-season appearance m San Diego's 24· 7 v1ctory, over San Francisco Saturday night and sustctined a sprain m hls left foot. Bishop admits s teroid use SOUTH GATE -Paul Bishop. m one of 12· American track and field athletes who left the Pan American Garnes before their events m the wake of a drug scandal. said Wednesday that several of his teammatl'S on the U.S team tak <' substances that are banned anternauonally Asked by thl' Huntington Park Daily Signal 1f his teammates take anabolic steroids. Bishop replied. "Yeah" When asked who, Bishop said. "No. I couldn't give you any nam('S, but yeah , then • are people who do use steroids" When asked 1 f he ever took steroids. Bishop said. "I'd rather not answer that one" A he ro AP Wlrephoto l>o1lger Ft•r·nando \' u lt·nztu·la nw <'l · ~1t·dnt·~da ) wi1h Lui~ ll(•rmida. n "it>\'t>ll-) Par -o ld hoy suffering from lt.·ukt~mi a . Raine y ju t n1i sses no-hitter Chicago right· h<tndcr Chuck Ra in· Ii ey pitched hitless ball for 8 · J u111mgs before Eddie Milner singlt·d up the middle for Cincmnat1's only h11 as thl' Cubs defeated the Hl'<ls. 3-0. WcdncsJay after- noon Rainey. bidding fu1· tht· ru st N.1twnal League no-hitter since 1981 , strul'k out five b<Jttc•rs and walked two, retiring thl' first lB b<.ittcrs tn order before issuing a leadoff walk un a :~-2 p•llh to Milner in the St'Vl·nth inning r Elsewherl' in the NL. P hil Niekro allowed seven hits in ~ven mnmgs and tnggere<l a four-run third mnmg with a double. leading Atlunta to an 11-3 rout of St Louis, halting the Cardinals' six game win· mng streak The· wm also helpt>d the Bravl>s maintain a two-game advetntagl' m the NIEKRO West Dlv1s1on Joel Young· blood's two-run homer with one out in the ninth inning cracked a tie and lifted San Francisco to a 5.3 triumph over Philadelphia, l.-Ompleung a three-game sweep of tht• sencs and extending Phtladelph1a's losing streak to six games Mike Madden patched a two-h1lll'r and t.'Ontnbuted a two-run single to a five-run £1f\h inning as Houston battered Pittsburgh. 10·4. the Pirates' sixth loss in seven gamcs .. Tim Lolla r scattered eight hats in 8 % 1nningi. and also tripled home a run as San Diego edgt'CI Tom Seaver and th<> New York Mets. ~i-2. Lollar, 7-Io. who has won thr{'C' of his last four de<'1s1un:.. "'trw:k uut l'l~ht batters. walked unl' and was hC'lpNI hv th1 l'f' doubl1· play~ Be ars" GM Finks to rt~s i g n LAKE FOREST, Ill. Ch1t'8EtO m Bears vice president and gc•neral c II, manager .Jim Finks said his dec.·1s1t•n to resign was made "reluctantly." but added that the move was "in the tx ... t lnll'rec;to[ mP and the Bears ... Offering httl« explanetllon at ,, Wt:'Cines<lay news conferenc:t.'. Finks s<ml s1mpiy thut ht• was res1gnangbecause. "I felt that 11 w:ts11mf' to lt>aVt'." ln a statement rcleasc'<i by a o;pokL·sman, Bears' owne r Gcor~•· Ha lao; said the team's treasurer. J erry Va1nis1. would rt•plat'C' rinks as general manager of thl• National Fuotuall League club Sakata deliv<~rs for ()riole A w lo homl' ru11 l;y Caal Rlpkeo J r. Ii twd 1 tw !ll·ore m th1• 10th inning and Lenn Sakntn's thrt·t· run h1111w1 with two uuls l(<.IVL· B.1lt1mori· a wild 7 -4 v1l·tu1 y UVl'r Tor1111to Wt.-dnt."Sday 111ghL 1n an Ameril·an LeaguL' East l·rucial. Sakau1 . ...in an fielder whu caught tht> last thl' It.1st inning aftt.·r scvcrul &lt1111un· ehange:-., hH his Sl'{-0111.J homt· run of the sea.'IOH urt Ra ndy Mofrltt Omar Mortioo's three-run honwr, htS first home run in 443 at-bats this season . cap~ a four run sixth mmng and Ron Guidry &'atterro nine hits as the New York Yankees rallied from a 3-1 def kit to defeat St:attle, 6-3 John Castioo's sat·nf1cc fly in the dghth inning gave Minnesota an 8-7 victory over Boston Ron Killie's grounder sc..'Ored Rudy La w SAKATA from third base with one out in the 10th inning to give Chicago a 4·3 victory over Kansas Cit y. boosting the White Sox lead in the West to nine games . Lou Whitake r ha t a thr ee-run inside-the park home 1 un in the top of the nan th to give Detroit a 5-2 victory over Tc•xas as J ack Morris posted his c•1ghth eonse<.'.ut1 ve Vil-Wry with a sevt.·n·hitter Lary Sore nsen and Ja m ie Easterly combined on a seven-hitter and Ron Hassey doubled home the lead run in tht-fifth inning as Cleveland defeated Oakland. 4 2. to ('Omplete a swe<-p of a tw1-night douhll'-hl'ader Neal Heatoo's five-h1ttt•1 gave the Indians a 1 0 victory in the opener Carlande r louring with te am Forward Wayne Carlandn. <t produet of Ocean View High currently attending USC, hc>ads a team of Pacific-10 AU -Stars which 1s currently an the Soviet Union t'Ompeting in the Gagarin Cup Tournament which began Wednesday 1n Tb1hs1 and runs through Sunday. The Pac-JO tt.'am 1s representing tht.• United States in the five team tournament and will play gamt•s against tht.> USSR, Gc'Orgia (the Soviet Republic:). Finland and Poland. Dick K uchen of Cali- fornia is the coach of the team. with St.an Morrison of USC <l!>.'>isting. Others on the Pac-I 0 squad include: guards Brock Brunkhorst (Arizona). Darryl Flowers (Oregon State). But.ch CARLANDER Hays (California) and Keith Jones (Stanford), (·enters Michael Pitts (Cali· fornia). Blair Rasmussen (Oregon) and Brad Wright (UCLA); and fo rwards Ricky Brown (Washington State) a nd Paul Fortier (Washing· ton) "We have excelle nt talent on th1:. all-star squad." said Kuchen. who hasexpenent't· as both a player and coach against European warns. "But more than that, we have great peoplt'. Clippe r s may comple te d eal SAN DIEGO The San Dll'go m Chppt>rs say th('re 1s "a 50-50 c:hance" that the proposed f1 vl•·playerdral with the St'attle Supersonics will Ut.· com plell'<l "We've paSSE'<l the· first hurclh-. that 1s whethC'r James Donaldson wanted tu play in San Dwgo." said Pt•tC' Babtu:k. d1r('<.'to1 of player personnel Donalclc;on. Seattle•'!. 7-'l backup l'C•nter. was thl' key to the• d£'al. wh1l'h was brok<'n off last Friday after a premature a nnouncemC'nt by the Cltppt•rs T e le vis ion, radio T V: No events scheduled R ADIO: No events scheduled Steroid use: Blame it • on society Dy WILL CifUMSLEY AP 1,...:1.t Co.,~t The first lTY of iJIEmo <ibout st.ero1d.s dnd other drugs in Olympl(' sports was soundl-d by Bob Hoffman 31 yea.rs ago in the Games at Hel.!.inlo. Finland. Hoffman was a h ulking man in his 70s. straight as an oak's trunk and JUSt a:. hard. out of York, Pa., the bar-bell capital of the world. Big Bob was th(· "papa san" of the rountry's weightlifters and, as coac:h and overseer of the s port. COMMENTARY was on hand for the '!'.>4! Ulymp1c:s. the fi rst to host a team from the Soviet Union. As Yankee musdemcn gruntt.'<.i and sweated in e fforts to hfl heavier loads than the• Russians Hoffman became 1m•rcasingly outraged "They're on drugs." he stonned, pointmg at the Russians. "Look at them I know they're taking that hormone stuff to increase their strength " In subs~uent years, Horfman nevc>r rC'lenled in his charges that the Rw;s1ans were uuhzrng steroids and other allcgal drug!-Others p1ck<.'<.i up the chant, pomtmg particularly to the Soviet's rugged women athletes It was no g1gglmg matter this W€'t'k when the steroid mess broke mto the open at the.• Pan Am Games an Caracas. Eight we1ghthfters mduding an American had medals taken away because of positive stcr01d tests. Eleven otht'r Americans abruptly pat·ked up and returnc'Ci to the Untted States without competing in track and fidtl Thl' (·1rcumstam·t-s wt·n · susp1c·1ou.s 1f not condemning Qut.-stions, as wc•ll a.s evebrows. were raised "What's gomg on'1" "Why?" - The answe r is simple Ours has become a loose. anything-goes society Haseball player.; in growing numbers are confossing to akohol and drug addiction Pro football is said to be saturatt.od wuh cocaine sniffers -one estimate plac-ed the number as high as 50 per cent. But these abusers are professionals. They march to their own drum beat The Olympics involve the cream of the world's supposedly untarnished talent. amateurs in name 1f not in fact What drives them to such infractions? It's the "wmmng-1s-the-only·thmg" syndroml' If you're Russian, you have to wm for the Motherland If you're American. you tan't give the Russians an edge If the East Gennall:> build an athletic factory at Le1pz1g. we have to build a s1rrular one at Color ado Springs If the totalitarian governments subs1d1'U.' their athletes. we must do the same profess1onalmng our best talent with corporate instead of stctt.e funds If thl'Y t•ht>at. we havl' to l heat. too Avery Brundagt• must be turnm~ nvt·r in h1-; grave USOC plans tests CARACAS. Venezuela (AP) -Aft.er losing one lOp Olympic prosp<X·t in the Pan Am crac:kdown, th{- US. Olympic Comm1ttt.-e announC'Cd a n<.'w tesung system of its own Wednesday and said an) American.<. using steroids or other proh1b1ted substan~ will~ left out of the 1984 Games in Los Angeles "All U.S. athletes will face a very t.•xtens1ve drug testing program," said F Don Miller, the USOC exe<'ut1ve director. "Wl' will begrn on a random basis and 1t will require the L'OOperation of a lot of people in the federations. "It ts somE>thing we have to do so that we can '--------------------------------------------;=-:::--=~=-~=--------------=~....'.se::..'...'nd a representative t.eam to the Olvmp1cs." he said Nicklaus gets another chance A.KRON. Ohio (AP) -Jack Nicklaus hadn't l'Xpt'C\ed to be playmg this week "I'd expected to tmd my season at the PGA," the Golden Bear said. "But now I have another o pportunity to win one .. Nicklaus. whoS<.· last-round bid fell one shot short or catch mg Hal Sutton m the PGA national champ1onsh1p. was one of the last m the international field of 42 to qualify for the $500,000 World Sen es of Golf The tournament began today on the 7,173-yan.l. par-70 Fire- stone Country Club course which, understandably, Nicklaus calls "a Orange County's Biggest course I hke very much " It has served as one or Nicklaus' most productive hunting grounds He's won seven titles and $537.896 in tournaments on this course alone He won the 1968 American Golf Classic and the 1975 PGA nauonal champ1onsh1p on the same long. difficult course and also took the title an the 1976 World Series o[ Golf. the fi rst time it was held undt>r its ex· panded format Officials have revised that for- mat, changed the field and the method of qualifying for the field $10 Million in Merchandise There will be others, but not like this. 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Balboa Yacht Club and Ne wport Harbor Yacht Club have both scheduled one-design regattas on BOATING Saturday with BYC conducting the races on inside courses and NH YC riding herd on the outside classes. Balboa Yacht Club will also wind up its66 Series wnh the seventh race on Sunday Capistrano BaY Yacht Club will host women sailors in its Las Golandrmas Regatta which is also the third race nf the Orange County Women's Ocean Racing Seril's The race will be sailed Saturday. Also at Dana Pomt, Dana Pomt Yacht Club will conduct its annual Endless Summer Dinghy Regatta on Sunday In othl'r Southern Califom1a Yachting Associa- llon areas Los Angeles-Long Beach Navy Yacht Club of Long Beach -Women's Inv11.auonal Regatta. Sa turday. Santa Monica Bay CaJ1fom1a Yacht Club -A.ssoc1at1on of Santa Monica Bay Yacht Clubs junior championships, today, Friday. Del Rey Yacht Club -LadiesootGuts race to Catalina Isthmus (WOW Series) Saturday. Redondo Beach Yacht Club -Single-handed race (PHRF) Saturday. South Coast Corinth1an Yacht Club - One-design race (OD Series) Sunday San Diego Santa Clara Racmg Association Delta Beach Series. Saturday Oceanside Yacht Club -Coastal Series (PHRF) Saturday. San Diego Navy Sailing Clu b -Monthly Handicap race. Sunday. Cruising-Racing Association -Summer Series (handicap) Sunday. San Diego Yacht Club -Frazee Series (PHRF) Sunday. Rorison Series (SDHF) Sunday Nortb and Inland Anacapa Yacht Club -Anacapa Island Sen es. Saturday Channel Islands Yacht Club -Ladies At the Helm Series, Sunday Off s hore boats b ack in N e wport By ALMON LOCKABEY The thnll and excitement, plus noise and fanfare of offshore power boat racing will return to Newport Beach for lhe first time since 1980 when the Bud Warmington lntemational Grand Pnx gets under way Oct 15-16. Proceeds from the event w1U benefit the American Cancer Society Offshore race teams will begin arriving in Newport Beach pct. 10 An intematJonal fleet is expected as lhej race has been designated as a Harmsworth Trophy event. The Harmsworth is one of Europe's most prized offshore powerboat raC'lI\g awards The International Grand Prix is also the final stop in the quest for U.S. national points. Th<' race for the big Open Class offshore boats w1U st.art off Newport and cover 200 miles. The fleet will run south from Newport to Dana Point, back to Newport. across the channel to C.atalma Island, back to the Queen Mary m Long Beach. and from there to the finish at Newport. Act1v1t1es will be centered around the New- porter Inn and the Newport Dunes recreauon area. On Saturday, Oct. 15. before the big race Oct. 16 there w1U be Jet Ski racing, a celebrity race in outhoard-powered inflatable boats, uJtraliteseaplane ra~. a barbecue cookoff and firewor ks display. Ga lo Del Sol ~ takes feature at Del Mar DEL MAK CAP) - Gato Del Sol. the 1982 Kentucky [){•rby win- ner. madt• a triumphant return to the track whl·re he started his care-er Wednc-sday, win- ning th<' Cabnllo Handi- cap by :i 112 length over Royal Capture before a nowd of 18.515 al Del Mar Gato Del Sol. ndden by Lafftt Pancay and carrying 120 pounds, covered De l Mar's Crosby Course of 120 feet less than 1 114 miles In l ·58 415 and paid $4.80, $4 and $3.60. The victory was worth $32.650. Royal Capture. ridden by B1U Shoemaker and carrying 115 pounds, crossed the finish line 11"1 lengths m front of Lucullus am.I returned $6.80 and $5 20 Lucullus. ndden by Kenny Black and carry- ing 116 pounds. was a half-lt'rigth ahrad of Egg Toss at th~ wire and paid $6.40to 11how BISBEES •I, ., •• 1.1 •. , • • 4 06 <, l\ ti';' f r 0 11 I Balboa hlund 675 ·~ 180 Wr havr l.llP\ lO't, undN ''dnd.ird •dlt'' lur drov1•1\ lwlwl'••n 1h1· JK•'' 111 IO .1ndf>O 1 h,.,,., , *'"" """on 11)1 lhl\ f Jll1H'" krill"'' lhAt 1111·\•· """''' '""d t<• tw \,1h1t .ttHf 1no11' • .. 1r•''l'' '", lht• t111:hv.,,, '\'1111 rr tlw clr 1vf>I \ who h." ,. h'wrr Mc 1<ll'nt' lh,1r ' wh\ f.unH·r~ t tf'1t1t~d our IO W fMt k.11w .11110 pnlu v II y1111 rw~t.tv v•'l\• I <111id \,Wl' \Ub-.t.H111.tlly on voi.v prrm111m' I drtlll'f\ ln•w ~nee Croup "wt>f~lnJ( rr•n•t~ntly 111 kt'<'!) th<' c ""' uf 111\111.tnt c· doVI n .in.J 1h1• Jrfl(11.1111 ol '""'" 111111 up And th" 10 Ml f"ll l..11((' .tulo pol11 y "ll"l'VIJyVll'll<llt ~hyl>tll r ~II rrn•I JACK MAHAN 20902 OroolLhural #203 H unUnglon fkarh Calif., 92626 PH. 964-1626 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 ('3 AD ST ARTS THURSDAY GOOD TRRU AUGUST 31 Bring the kids to these s tore1 on Saturday. 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You get a alllcone ahlne w ithout a whole lot of elbow grea1e. 18 oz. C.C Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday. Aug. 25, 1983 BULLITIN BOARD Bicy cle tun ride The fourth annual Rosarlto-Ensenada 50-mlle Fun Bicycle Ride will be held Saturday, Seot 24. the race is set for 10 a.m. and will begin In front of the Rosarlto Beach Hotel The course will follow the free highway to Ensenada Entry fee Is $7 per rider. All entrants who finish the ride In five hours or less will receive a certificate of completion and embroidered patch The ride Is llmlted to the first 7,000 riders who submit completed eppllcatlons which are postmarked by Friday, Sept. 16 Late entries wlll be accepted with an ad- ditional $2 charge For entry blanks, contact area bicycle shops or send a self·addressed. stamped envelope to Blcycllng West, Inc. PO Box 15128, San Diego. 92115 More Information Is available by phoning (619) 583-300 t Baseball card s how Bob Feller, former Cleveland Indians pitch- ing star, will be on hand at the Pacific Coast Sports Hobbyist Baseball Card Shows which will be held In Monrovia, Anaheim and Los Angeles Friday through Sunday. Feller will be In Monrovia at the Howard Johnaons Hotel from 4-9 p.m. Friday. He will appear at the Sheraton Inn In Anaheim on Saturday from 10 a.m. untll 4 .m He will also be avallable from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on Sunday at lhe LAX Airport Amlac Hotel All three baseball card shows are open 10 the public and will feature baseball cards from the paat 100 years -tor sale and trade. In addition. a variety ol sports memorabilia will be on display. For more Information, phone (707) 263-<4~ 19. Pro beach ..,olleyball The Pro Beach Volleyball Tour makes Its second stop In Orange County with the In· augural Newport Beach Open Sept 10· 11 at N-port Dunes Beach Park The tournamont will feature 32 top.rated men's doubles teams. lncludlng defending World Champions Slngln Smith and Randy Stoklos, who already own live pro tour vic- tories. Competition begins at 9 a m bo1h days. with the l1nals scheduled lor Sunday. Sept 11 at approximately 3 p m Also scheduled are the Miss Orange County Bathing Beauty Pageant. set !or Sept 10 at 1 p.m .. and boardsalllng exhibitions, which will be held throughout the weekend More Information on the tournament Is avall· able by phoning (213) 379-3636 o..,e r the llae The llral Far Weal Beach Over the line Tournament wlll be held Sept. 18 at Hungt· lngton State Beech In HuntlngtQn Beach Entry fee Is $8 per team, and all teams are guaranteed to play lour games. Man's and women'• dlvl1lon1 will be ollered All teama begin play at 9 a m. Phone (213) 63o-2298 lor more Information Boo.le board eontest The fourth annual Sunklst/Morey Boogie bodyboard championships are scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 3 at the Oceanside municipal pier Prolesalonals wlll be competing for $6.000 In prize money whlle amateurs wlll compete lor trophies and other prizes. Championships begin with check-In at 6:30 a.m. and competition at 7. The event Is sched· uled to contll'ue throughout the attemoon The professional division Is open only 10 Morey Boogie Team Hawaii members and rtdera who have achieved AAA status For more Information, phone (619) 439-0900. 6 y mnastles m eet Gymnalls from eight nations will convtHge at Chapman College Friday and Saturday for the U.S International lnvltatlonal meet. Rhythmic gymnasts will preview one of the newest Olympie sports at the two-day meet. Otha< nations jOlnlng the host U.S. team Include Bulgaria. Germany, Holland, Israel, Japan and South Korea. Prettmlnarles will be held on Friday begin- ning at 7 p.m. Saturday's finals are set lor 2 p.m. Tickets are priced at $5 for adult.a and $2.50 for students. More Information Is avallable by phoning (213) 204-1980. Du,,ks Vallmlted The 14th annual fund-raising dinn8f for Ducks Unllmtted, Newport Beach chapter, wtll be held Thursday. Oct 8, at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Ducks Unlimited Is an Inter- national conl8fVatlon group for waterfowl managemenL An auction and drawing for such prlzQ u shotguns, hunting tripe and limited editions of wtldllfe prints, la scheduled Tickets can be purchased by phoning 545-9407 Courageous turnaround Ex-Cup winner no longer a doormat this year NEWPORT, R.l. (AP) -He came to Newport a virtual unknown in Ameri- ca's Cup circles, but when he leaves next month John Kolius will be remembered at the very least as a giant killer of sorts. As skipper of the two-time Cup winner Courageous, Kolius was ex- pected to make the old boat a represen- tative trial horse for synchcat.e partner Defender. To say he has accomplished that would be a gross understatement. "We're just sailing along having a good time," the articulate, 33-year-old president oC a Houston sad loft said in discussing the astonishmg success the nine-year-old boat has had in the August observation trails. Courageous, an early-summer doormat in Its races against Defender and Dennis Conner's Liberty, is now dominating competil.lon among the American boats on Rhode lsland Sound. After posting an 8-19re<.'Ord the first two months of the summer, the 1974 and 1977 Cup winner has won nine of 11 races in the August trials. "We were fitted with some new sails and made some changes in our mast," Kolius said in explaining why Courageous has suddenly become a serious contender for the sailing world's most coveted prize. "Another difference has been the crew. We made some changes in our work schedule to get us going earlier in the morning, and everything seems to be working out." The success of Courgeous must be credited in part to foresight of De- fender's skipper Tom Black.aller and tactician Gary Jobson, who recruited personnel for both boats when they put together the syndicate. "We wanted to find the best sailors we could for both boats because we felt that was the best way to run the campaign," Jobson explained. "The deal for Courageous was that these guys were allowed to go for it, and if they beat us and got in the cup final that was rine. We'd be rooting for them." ANY MAKE OR MOOE l AUTO BANK OFFERS DISCOUNT LEASING All are NEW 1983 Models. Prices Good Thru September 15. ---------- UCIElllOA ~~\~ '."' A •225"/Me. lOlTUISAll All VO'*,. uil 1 IP &298•/11 tiiuv ~MfM I • v 't J 110111, • 2ll£1TU I !W>• ~· " I>'"' >O/l 'i 1117"/11 11)8EIUlffiA AU ~MtM!lli • Iii!""'•'!'' '221.,/11. 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Defender, with Tom Blackaller at the helm, took a 16-second lead a t the s tart of the first race and was in front when the Ne w York Yacht Club ordered the race aban- doned when winds abated temporarily after the winner rounded the first mark on the 18.9-mile Olympic course. In the second race, Liberty came from behind to win by 1 :0 5. APWl...,......o Def ender is def ended NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -The theory that Defender is on its way out as a bona fide America's Cup cont.ender needs some rethinklng as far tactician Gary Jobson is concerned. He says ihe American 12-met.er yacht made considerable progress Wednesday in its attempt to re- gain the winning edge. And he points to its split of two races with front-runner Liberty as the flrst indication that changes made in the boat are making it more com- petitive. "We moved the mast back lour inches from the last time we sail- ed against Liberty and we had better speed today," Jobson ex- plained. "I'm extremely op- timistic because we were even with them." Defender, which has taken a back seat m the August trials to its so-calle d trial horse Courageous, beat Dennis Con- ner's Liberty after taking a 16-second lead in the first race. Liberty won the second race by one minute, five seconds, but De- fender is protesting because it claims Conner railed to yield the --- 31·3280 81-3277 right of way when the boats were rounding the last leeward mark. Liberty is protesting Defender's action at the last wmdward mark Both protests aside, the second race between the two boats was a gem as far as international sailing was concerned. • Conner had Liberty in front by 14 seconds at the start and 33 after the first windward leg. Then Tom Blackaller put ~ fender in front by eight seconds. saw the lead shrink to four and eventuaUy found himself down by nine seconds. FDR THE RECORD ~ • • .. " MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Amet'IUn l•aou• Clllcego KanH' Cltv Ot klt nd Ttxa• .,..... MlnM\Ole Stelllt Mllw1Ukff B11tlmort Oe1ro11 Toronto New York Bos Ion Clt•etano WUT DIVISION W L 10 SS 60 63 62 ., S9 60 59 61 SS n .. ,. EUT DIVISION ,, SJ 70 S7 70 Sol 70 S6 .. S6 60 6S s.c 73 Pct. S60 4U "' ,,, '68 OJ Jll H6 S74 S6S SS6 ~ •a-O 42S W9ClnftdaY'' SQ«•' MllweukH 1 Aneel1 0 11• 1nn1nO•l B•lllmore 1 Toronto ' I 10 Inning>) New Yor~ 6, SH iii« 3 MlnnffOI• I Bo"on 7 OetrOll S. Tuu 1 Cle•et•nd 1·4 Oakleno 0·7 Gii 9 10 II II ' 14 17'• ., I'• , .. 3'> ,, 19 Cllkego '· ICaMa• Cllv 3 110 •nn•ngu Todev's Ge1TM1 Aneel• \John 9· 10) al Mllweukee !Can Ololll 1·01 Oaklano (McCattv •·t i a l Cle•tlano IJettcoal O·l J Bo"on IEC'8r\ltv 7·9) at M1nne.01a (VIOia 6· 11 J Stalllt (8tallie IRawlt v 11· 10) IOI at Ntw Yor~ Toronto (Siie!> 13· 1 I) al B1111more (Davi' IO·S), In) Chlcal>O (Burn1 7·7) el Oelroll IBer-uer 6·•1. (nl Tt•H IButcner •·•I at Kan••• C11v IRHmuuen 1·2), (nJ All1nt1 Dtd99r' Hou"on San Dleoo Nattonal lHOU• WEST DIVISION W L 7S S 1 n s2 60 59 San Franct1co Cincinnati 64 6J 60 67 SI 70 Phlledetonte Plll1t>Yrot1 St Loul1 Montreat ChlUl>O New York EAST DIVISION 63 60 63 61 61 61 61 63 S6 70 S2 73 W~'t'I S<-1 ~ 3, MontrH I 1 Pct. S9S se1 S28 S04 ,,, CSJ 512 508 496 ,,, , .. 416 Clllcago 3, Clnclnnall O • San Frencl1co s. Pl>lledtloh1a 3 Houlton 10, Pllllburgh ' Allanla 11, SI LOUii 3 San Oltvo 3, Nt w Yor~ 1 Todev's GelTMI GB .. ' II'> IS"> " '1 7 ,. ' . ) 12 Houlton IKnaootr S· 111 I I P1ll1Duron I J Del eon 4·2l, 1n> Allenla IMcMurlr• 11·1) al St L0<.111 ISluPtl' l·ll, (n) AMERICAN LEAGUE 8,.W~ I, Aneet' 0 CALIP:OltNIA MILWAUICEE lb r II bl ab r II bl Oownlno ~ Cerew lb Banlaui rl LYnn Cf Grich 21> Sconlrt Oh RoJcktn 31> Lul>rtcn 11 ReJton p;, Wlllono u Boone c Tltal1 6 0 1 0 MOlllOt lb 4 0 0 0 6 O O O CMoort rf 6 0 0 0 6 O 3 0 Yount u 1 0 1 1 6 0 3 0 Coor>e< lb t 0 I 0 2 O 0 o SlmmonlC S 0 I 0 S 0 1 0 Oglt.lt It 6 0 I 0 s O I O Bronro Oh J 0 1 0 3 O O O Mannno Cl 3 o 0 o 1 o O O Romer Ph 0 0 0 0 I o o o Eowro' ci 1 O O O 6 O 0 0 Gentnr 71> • I I O o O 10 O Tetah 4' I I 1 S().,.. bY lnNnel c.....,,.. 000 000 000 000 oo-0 /WIWalHI" 000 000 000 000 0 I -I Nona oul wn.en wl11nlno run \Corea Game-Winning RBI -Yount If) E--Grlcn, Cart... LOB-Ca111orn1a 17 M!lweuk" 17 2B--Genlntr ~ul>nirlch,C.rlcn Romaro BrouharO RoJacks.on I~ H It li:R 1111 SO ~ Curll\ Kl.on Ha11ltf LO·• -. ..-.. 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J Mclauo1111n 191 Motflll 110) allQ B Mertlne1, McGregor Stoeldard ( 10), T Marllnt1 1101 eno Otmow •, Nolen 111. ano Sa~lla (10) W-T MarhntZ 7 l L-J Mcleuvnhn 7-3 HR1-Toron10, C JOlln\0<1 1201 Balh rnor1 Rlo"n I 11) Sa~••• 121 v ..... , •• Mertr.n J S.alltt 011 001 000-3 9 O New York 000 014 01a-. 10 1 Cler~ v enoe Bero 161 Thorn•• 111 eno SwMI Guklrv l n<I W•-•• W--Gutdrv IS·I L-Clark S·6 HRs-S.tlllt Cowen• ISi N.--York Mortno 1 ll Twlm I, Reel Sall 7 Bo11on IO I 110 2'»-1 11 MlnntlOll •10 000 211-t 14 I Tuoor. Brown 141 JOl\ns.on 171, Sien••• (f) and G.aman c .. 11110. lvH-• (I) WhllthOUH Ill. R Oav;1 l•l an4 Eniile w-w nlltllOUMt, 7·1 L-Slanltv, 8·9 Hlh-Bo11on, Ritt 118>. ArmH 11'1) wtttte Saa 4, Rey.,, J Cnlcel>O O?O 00 I 000 I-• 9 O K1n1a• CllV 001 010 010 0-l 8 0 DotlOn, Al>O\IO 1101 Lamo r 101 eno Fl11t., Pt rrv Oul\1n11trrv 191 and Slavont w -Oolton, 14·7 L-Oul1tn11trrv S·l Hll-Cnlc.aoo, Ho Inion 1 SI ~· S, Ra ....... 11 Detroit 000 too 013 s 8 O re... ooo ooo 200-2 , 1 Morris end Parrl•h, Smllh1on, v Cru• (t) end Sun<lbtru, John•on 181 W-Morrls 1•·1 L-V Cr1.z 0·3 HR\-Ot trolt Whll 11t.tr 110) Tt .. • S1t1n 121 NATIONAL LEAGUE DodeM'' 3, E11po1 2 MONTltEAL LOS ANGELU Rel,,_.H Ll11'9 211 Daw.on ci 011v .. lb GCert., c Wtlltch Jb Crumrll fl Ftvnn u Frencn !>II aurrt. 0 CrowlY Oii A.Saleir u 1b r II bl 4 0 1 0 3 0 0 I 1 0 0 I ' 0 0 0 • 0 I 0 '0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 I 0 I I t 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 SS.a 71> A~ll U hktr" G.-ra< lll lan<IO c1 fllome•d Matth•I rt aroc~ lb F'lmc>lt c Monovon YHot•< A"-0 Nt.clnlur o )0 l S l T .. 1h k.,.. ltY IMln9' •b r h bl • 0 I 0 2 1 0 0 • 0 I 0 ' 1 0 0 • I J 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 I 0 0 1 , 0 l 0 I 0 0 0 0000 ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 JI ) , ) ~... ... ... 010-J l.M"'"""" .. 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Cllrdlf\ab J Allenta 014 001 23<>-11 IS 0 SI Loul• 000 000 021-J 9 I Nle~ro, Moore Ill and Bent<lltl, Le· Point, Lantl 131 Fonch (6). Von Ohlen (I). Rucker 19) anO Porltr W-Nlekro, 10·7 L-LaPolnl, 11·8 HR1-Allen1 •. HUObtrd 191, R lhmirei Ol St Lou••. Green (7) Paor .. 3, Men l New Yor~ 000 101 000-2 e o San OteOO 110 010 OOM-l 10 0 Seaver Oro\Co 18> eno Oriti. Loller, L Otllron 191 anO Kennt<I• W-Lollar 1·10 L-Sfla•tr 1 12 MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS American lHllUI BATTING 1300 "' OlllSl BOOO\. 8oa1on. l&&. Cllraw •• ,,..., .J.541 Tremmen De 11011. 371. McAae Ken1a1 Cllv 374 Whil•~•r. Dttroll .322 RUNS E Murray, Ba111more ll Molitor Mllweul<te, 82, R Henoerton. Oaklond 8?, Motel>• Toronto, 11 Rloi.en. Belhmore, II RBt Coooer Mtlwaukff, IOS, WlnhtlO N•w Yori<, 9S, Rice. Bo"on, 91. Parr••n. Oetroll, U. Simmon•, MllwaukH, I S HITS Boo111. Bo"on, 1&9, Whllakar Oe1roll, IS7 Cooper, Milwaukee, IW., McRn. Kan••• Cllv 1S2, Wero, Minne-sota, 147 DOUBLES Boo11• Bo11on. 39, Perri'"• Oelroll, 36, McRae, Kanu• Cllv, 36, Rlpi..en, Belllmore, 34, HrOek Mlrinu ora. 33, Yount, Mllwou~ee. 33 TRIPLES· Gentner, Miiwaukee, 8, Grit tin, Toronto, 8, Wlnllelo, New York. 8, 6 are lied wll,, 1 HOME RUNS· Armel, Boston, 29, R1ct Bo11on, 28, Coooer. Mllwauket, 2S, Kittle Chlcaoo. 2S.Wlnfl•lcl, New Yori. 2S STOLEN BASES· R Henoer1on. Delo.· lano. 19, R Law. Chlcaoo. St, J Cruz, Chlcaoo. '9, w111on, Kon••• City, 41, Semole Teu>. 36. PITCHING (11 oecl\lon1) Haas. Mii· waultee, 12·2, 3.ll, Rloneltl, New 'fork, IJ-• l 19, McGreoor, Belllmore. IS·S. 3 12 Scnrom. MlnntlOfa, 12·4. J 97, Tellmann, MllwaukM, 9·3, 2 9S STRIKEOUTS Morrl•. Oetroll. 111. Stieb. Toronro. 144, R'911tll1, N~w vori.., 1'2. Bennl1ler, Chlcego, 13-4, SulChHt, Cievetand, 122 SAVES Qulsent>errv. Ken1a1 Clly, 34, R Oev11 MlnM.ola, 2S, Slentev, Bo"on. 24, Cauolh, ~e111e. 17. Looe1 Oetrotl, 11 Na"onal lHeu• BATTING (300 a l ball! MeOIOCk P11 l1DurOh. 331. H11tOrlc,, SI Louis, 379, Lo Smith, SI Loul'-:124, Htrr SI Loul• 323, Dew.on, Montreal 371 RUNS MurP,,v. Atlanta, IOS. R•lnes, Montreal, 94, E•an• ~n Frencilco, 11, Oewton, Montreal, II. Gerva•, ~n Dleoo. ,. A:Bt Oaw\on, Montreel, 9•, Mure>hv, Allanla 90, Scnmlo1, Pllllaelelohle. I S. Guarrero, Dodeen, 771 T K enn<tdv. Sen Dleoo. 14. HITS Oaw•on Montreal 1S6. Tnon, Houllon. ISO, Ollver, Montreal, , .. , R Ramirez. Allenlo, U S, Cru1, Houlton, 1H DOUBLES Buckner. Cnlcago, 13, Knlonl. Hou•ton, JI, 6 ere tlto wlln 11 TRIPLES Buller Allenla, 12, Cruz. Houilon, 8, 6 are tl&d "'"" 1 HOME RUNS Oaw1on, Montrtel, 18, ScnmlOI, PntiaOtlonla, 28. E ••n•. Sen F'rancl1co, 26. Muroh'f Atlante 24, Gu•r· ,.,.., Oodeen, 24. STOLEN BASES Rolnet Mon1real, SI, Wllt0n. New York, 41, S. Saa, Ood9en, 401 Wlooln" San Dleoo. J9. LtMas••r , San Francltco. 36 PITCHING 111 0.ClllonU Petti, Allan· re, ll ·C. J cs, Fe1Co<11, Allenla, 1-3, 3 11, Oennv. Pnlled•lorila . ll· s. 2 ll, Monl•lutco, San Dltvo. 9·4 3 30, Orotco Ntw York, ll·S. 116 STRIKEOUTS Carllon. Prlllaotlorua, 719, Soro. C1nclnnell. 19'2 McWllHem\ P111s1>uroh. 149 v-.iua1a, Dadllen, IJ71 Rvon, HOullon, 113 SAVES Smith, ChlGel>O, 20, Beorollen Allanle, II, ReardOn. Montrtel II. Levelte San Francisco. IS, Minton, San FrenclKo 1S S. Hawe, ~s. lS; Ttkulve Pll l•l>uron IS l int. League WOf1d s.t'le1 hi Wlll&m._-f, Pt.) F Int It ound BeraP!O (Dominic.an Reoubllcl I. Sherbrooke ICanaOal 1 S1omloro tC011n) I . Sacramento ' T ode v' • SdledUfe StamtorO v1 Martelle IGa I Barano vs Oseke (Japa n> Amerlun L"1on WESTERN REGIONAL (ti Pile A.Ito> Gltndale, Ariz 8. All>uqutrove, NM 7 South Sall Lake Cltv 9. Grano Juncllon. Colo l San Matto 7. La• Vegas, Nt• I PalO Alto vs Honolulu hu1otnaao. llght\ lalltd) NF l ex:hl>fflon NATIONAL CONP:EllENCE Weit w L T Pct. pp: PA 1tem1 1 I 0 661 S4 S7 New Orton• 1 ? 0 soo 70 ,, A111n11 I 1 0 l.33 ,, .. S.n Fr ancl\CO I 1 0 l3.3 ., 4S EHi NV G•ant' J 0 0 I 000 n '3 PnlleOelolllA J 0 0 I 000 " SI Della• 1 1 0 661 SI .. St Lou•• 1 1 0 l.33 SJ 69 w •• ,, I 2 0 l3.3 " ,. Central Tame>a Bev 3 0 0 1000 60 33 Chlc.eoo 1 1 0 661 ,. 6S Minnesote 2 I 0 667 s.c 31 Oelroll I 1 0 3J3 so SI Green Bev 0 ) 0 000 SS 86 AMl!IUCAN CONP:&RENC&: Wnt Dtn•er 3 0 0 1000 so 21 l(aniu Cllv ' 1 n 647 Sol •O "·~· l 2 0 333 6-4 10 Sen Oleoo 1 2 0 333 6.4 61 Stelllt I 1 0 333 67 so E11t Be111moro 1 I 0 661 42 J• NY J111 1 1 0 667 S6 S7 Buttato 1 2 0 :m .. 70 Miami I 2 0 ll) n " NE 0 3 0 000 '11 S7 Centre! Pl111Duro J 1 0 7SO 91 59 Cleveland 1 I 0 667 SI ,, Cincinnati 0 3 0 000 ., 71 Houston 0 J 0 000 lO SI T-Y'• GetTMa Pltl\Duroh el Plllla0etQhl1, In> P:rtlllY'I Gem.. "a"'' el San 01900, In) It•~~ a1 Cte•tland, (n) 8alllmore II A.11an11, In) Mleml el New York Olt nh, (II) Ntw Eno11no al Tamoa Bev. Cnl Oen.tr el MlnM10l1, (n) SefllrdeY'l ~amat ~talllt al San Francl1co WnhtniitOfl 11 ButtelO. (n) Clncfn11a ll al Otlroll, In> Green B•• er SI Loul•. (n) !Can\U Cllv al Chlcel>O, (n) New YOik Jtl\ al New Orttena. (n) Houlton 11 011111. In> °"" ... flsMne DAVIY'i LOCK•lt (New-' ... Cit) -1tS •noter• 103 vtltowttn tuna. »t •klotack, 21 0or10o ... bonllO, 2 calico btn. 1.040 mecf<•ret, 7t u no oeu. I wl'lll• "a btU, IS vettowlell. uo P•Clfl< brOWll ltert(llQ OAMA WHA•,-)3, •Mitri 7S ban . '4 bonllo ?c vettow1111, s~ macktrtl, Jl7 \klole(k • Yt NOwfln 1un1. • douoo Thta wMll'• trout ot•nh &.0$ ANGILIS B111 RoO trHio. 8uu ave I ( 1nvon C•••~ Cu lelc L1lo.t p.,.rem10 Lalo.I Sall Gellflel lll•tr (tHI eno w .. 1 lo•~,, SAN lllRNAltDINO-BIO Beer le~• Jen'' Loe Sll••twooo L•"'• KERN-Kern A1ver houlh lotl>I. Karn Rtv•t 10t,,_re1 Dam 10 K.A I oower nouH Boren oo..,erhOuH to Dar.-ra l Dem l•abella OatTM 10 Borltf oowffhault, K II l oowarnou•• 10 L•"'• Isabell•) TULAltE-Ktrn River IFalrvltw Dam 10 KR 3 oowet l>Ou••· JonnM>OOa'9 Brlooe to FelrYlt w Dam). Pet>oerMlnl Cr .. k (upoer). Tule R1•er lnorll\ end IOUlh loru 01 main fOtk), Tu•• River (Cedar SIOPt .... , MAOIERA-Sen Joeouln River (mlCIOI• IOI!.). ~IChtr Lalt.I, Slt rkwHlller l el<t INYO-l•i<•r CtMI<, Bio PIM CrMk. BllhOD Crtek lmlddlt. IOUlh and lnlak• II), Gto•OH CrMk, Goodale Crttk, lncltc>en· dence CrMk, Lakt Sabrina, LOM Pine Cretlo., Ott. Crttk (north lorlt.), Sheoneros Creek, Soulh Leke, Svmma• CrM I\, Taboolt CrttM, llntmah1 CrMk, Tullle Creek MONO-Blue L•kl (lower>. Brldoeoort R11tr•Olr, Buckevt CrMk, Convict CrMk, Convlcl L1k1, Oaedmen Ct .. lo., Ellerv Lel<a, Ott0roe Ltllt, Glau CrMlt.. Grant L11>t, Grttn Cree". Gull Lekt, June Lekt , LH Vining Crtek, l tt Vlnlno CtMk (IOUlll lorkl, lllllt Wali.er Lakt. Llllle Welker River. Lundy Lake, Mamie Laka, Mom· moth CrMk, Marv Lelo.I, McGtt Crttk, Mill Crtti., Owens River (Benion Crou lno end Big Sorlno\l, Pine Cr""· Roolnson C•Mk, ROdl Crea~ Lalli, Rock Creek IParedllt Ct mP to Tom'• Place, Tom" Piece uo11ream lo Roel< Cr-Lell.e. Roci. CrMk Lake 10 lhl and 01 lllt roed), Ru1h Crttk Saddltl)ao Creek, ~ooteoa11 Lake, Sh•rwln CrMk, Sliver Let.1. Sweuoer Creak. TIOOe L1kt. T rumoull Leke, Twin LakH BrlOgeoorl luoot< end tower), Twin L•"" Memmo1n. Vlrolnlt Crtti... Vlrolnte L•lo.H luP~r ano tower). Walker Al•tr 1Cnr11 Fta r Cemoorouno 10 town of Wello.tr. L•••lll Mtaoow1 Ca mooround to Sonora BrlOOI ) Mtn'' tournament (II Jll'ldlO, N.Y.) Finl R4Mlnd S.,,_.s Guillermo Vllu (Aroanllne) Oef. Ille N•"a•t IRomenleJ, 7·6, 6·3, 6·0, Gene Mevtr (US I Ott Butcb Wolls (U S.l. ,.3, 1· S, Heln1 GunlherOI CSwll1trlano> dtl Mii• Wll1noer (Sweden). 6·4, 7-S Mtn'' toumamem let P'tr1 Chelflff, N.Y.) l"lnl ltwnd~ Pel Cash (Au\lrallal dt l Henrik Sunollrom 1Swtdetll. 6·4. 6·0, Rod Hermon IU S ) oel Milt.• Bauer cu S) 6-c, 6·3. Shlomo Gllci..1111n lltrHIJ Otl Frlfl Buehn· lno (Us I, 7·6 6·2. Tim Gulllk\011 IU s) cltf WOlllil Flbak (PolanO). 6·3, 1·S Women'i toumamen1 tat MellWl ll, H.J.) Sactnd Aellfld Slntlle• Htltn• Sukova IC11CllollO••l<la) Otl Dana Gll~rl (US), 4·6. 6·2, 6·3, lvenna Meoruoe·Outs (Aroanllnel Ott Heather LUOlott IU S ). 7·S, 6·3, Ro101vn Falrbant. ISoulh Alrlca) cltf AnM HOl>OI IBrlleln), 6·3, 6·4. AndrH LH nd (US.) cltf. Hu Ne (US), 6·2, 7·S, Chrl1llana Jotlualnl ISwln · arleno) Otf Cerllno B1u1ll ICenaCla). 6-3, •·•. Cenov Rtvno101 tu S.) Ott Cleuola Kohde·Kll1Ch (Wt1I Garmenvl, 6·7. •·•. 7·6. Ive Buoero•• IC1acllo1tove1t.1a>def Ro1l1 Ca1ots IU SJ. 7·S, 6·• ArM .... rMUlh LAGUNA ll•ACH GOU1 AS.socJATION A lllont -Clarence OW11on, '2. AltA MICl\ef. 6S. F'rank Efhrl09a, 61 B lllohl -EO Wl!M>n, '4. Ktn Smltn. 67 Frank Ron ., '7, Charles Crow, 69 c tt1on1 -Dett Cantlllcl 69 RKnaro Hotlert 71, Normen Fallo.,.., 11 Cert Baclo.luno n D fllor.1 -Richard Enl#hl"le. 61, Sl>•toon wen, 67, Jaclt. McDowtl 77 Biii ........ 7J F flight -AevlnelO Perlrldot. 61, Vernon Leit. e9. Gii FrMweld, '9, RlcharO Pare"on, 7 • Del Mar WliDNl!SDAY'S ltlESUL TS lllftl tf 4)·dlV ....,.._,....,..... "'"""9) l'IRST ltACIE. 6 lurtono1. Llmll 10 Roma nce 104•1> 61.IO 27.60 9.20 Melft llore (Hawltv) 9.00 6.00 GOiden Minstrel IMtll) 3 IO Al\O ractO Wl'l .. lln Ht11rv, NatTM VIK.Ir Polaon. Pomotl'' B1111, Slnl"er Smite Contrlvor N11h•lllt Nell••, Allunt to Ju1· llCI Time 1 U 2/S SECOND ltACE. 6 lutlon01 Bellv Loul .. (Slt lMrl • 00 4 20 3.40 Sool1 N Socks IS1-makff) • 20 310 Flffllno PH I IB!ackl l 00 AllO rec9d Don't F'oroat Ma, MKhlne· oun Grannv, Gtv Flt"•· Min c e .. v N , Marc • Prlnctn. GeKa"' Tete Ftmmv. NOtdlc w ev. Bii ol Coureoa TltTM I 12 1/S U DAILY OOUILE II·•) palO '79s.60 THtaD llACI . I 1116 mllH Jurl1Con1u1t1 (llec~) I 40 • 20 3.20 Trtbllt n (How'9v) 4 60 • 00 Perl\ EncOUlllet IShotrna,er) S 00 Al10 r aceo L Iba non Bleck Sull>hor EbOnv Wlnd1, Pie•• Prince Time 141 LS •XACTA 12·71 peld \12S SO 'OUltTH llACE. 6 lurlOflO~ Rtmtm blr HOllV IPlncey) • 40 3 20 2.60 Fo•v Tov (F'erneno .. 1 s 00 3 40 Lii' Min Gooo.,. IMcCerron> 3 20 A110 rectd Wiid end Sweal, Wlll't L.aov. Ladv Ethtlvn Tlmt: I II. l'IP:TH AACIE. 6 lurlOnO\ S.cular (McC1rror1> 6 oo 3 40 UO Rt11lna Run IHewl•vl •.OO 3.00 Bid U• (P lncavl 3.40 AllO reel(! Cht rotr Greg, $end DIOOlf, U1>1>tr Rull1h, C.nov Store, K.lflo l1land Time l 10 3/S IS I XACTA 17·11 paid '6000 Sf)(TH ltACI. 6 lurlot>Q\ Slit• 8ulltlln IMcCrn) IS IO S 00 4.00 Luckv Lucky Luckv I Pinc.av> HO 3 40 Walerw .. ISttlntrl t .40 AllO recto· Lo""ble Min . OuMn of MlttOor, Vlclcwo..• Jov. Plll"IDPI. Mctnl(vre Kii, Plnc:noul, Siient Ct l Jeverw OuMn, E)uti.r1n1 Mii\ Time I I) HV•NTH llAC•. I K.-way (PtO<OH l Ouraott IMtHI 1116 mlltt Wolfl•'• Re•cel (Plncavl No •now w10«lrt0 Alto reced lttQl~tlO TltTM I·~ llS uo 340 °"' ''° out °"' LS •XACTA <•·l l ot ld ISl SO t7 "1(1( SIJC 14-2-,·711+•> otkl M,IOS 40 wllll 14 wlnnlrio llektla h i• hOUH ) 11 ,.ICk Sia COlltOC.flon !>aid I 1'9.00 wllll Jtt wlnnlM lk kttl 111•• tlor .. •) •tGHTH ltAC•. l'I• l'lllle\ Gt lo Ot l Sol (Pinc.av I U O • 00 U O ltoval Caollv1 IS!lotm,ker I 6 IO UO lucullus I l l•Ck l 6 40 Al\Q rectld Eoo Ton . Pallkt•tkl, P\lro Hat>ano, tt04'tnoo. $tlea. Time· l·St 41S. NINTH ltAC•. Ont mite Anortw •n Mt (Sntnhrl lUCI S60 >.20 8trnldOI (Carrillo> 1• J 40 NtvffClf'ttn lllack) UO Alto r~.o· OM Eyeo •-, LIOl1f 01<1e.,, Mall ACllottr. Fllnl Flirt , I v TM Sea Time 1 J1 )1$ U IXACTA 17 S) paid Ult SO Allet\Clancl 19.l!S ------------------------------------.. H"vwoocs ~•"' WEDNISDAY'I REIULtl ll1'1 .. SJ. nilflt hll'fltl S mMllne > '"'n llACI One mli. Ott• ~uotr Tto (llalchfotd) 11 00 S llO l 20 Andv'a POodll lfodO) t 40 UO Raoan" Leo (AuOln) 4 60 Al\O rec.<t Sall AndfHI, Malt"lc MaeOOw, Anon 8 renn1. ~hem11,, Monlerev 8rH1•. Prlmlll•• Sirui., TM C-nn GOid Time 2-01 21S U IXACTA U · l> Delo tfUO S•C°"D ltAC•. One mti. O•t • Ktllv Vlvt IMcC..flv) S6 20 2J 60 11 IO llell Tuoor (Vallancllnellem> 1J IO 1 40 Lon i L•O (Lackey) s to Allo receo Frotlv $1\IPotr. Rae• Chlel. Oma Chtrlel. HllerlOU1 Br•w, Cha<COel Henovtr. Gt llanl Spike, Tact Hant rv TlnM; 2JOO 2/S. » IXACTA (l-1) Paid u soto THlllD ltAC•. OM mlle llt<A ~rt Schel1le lBektr) 7.60 • 40 3.60 TOP Beronl• (L•cktV) 10 0 ''° 0u111lg1tl Shnter (Teuler> '·'° AllO raceo· Winsome Mon1arev. Ouhlllr", Maune Ro ... Glgla Oe1tgn, Mn Rol>tn Bell, Llllle Lemma TltTM: 2:0S SIS. U IXACTA (4·7) paid 1111 10 FOURTH ltACI. One mll• lro• Hall! (Rotan) II 00 , 00 s 00 Hluewev (Vellanolniinaml 3 IO 3 40 s11anna• Stir tPerrvl • 00 Al\O rececl Anni ROllOI, Imo Imo Imo, Kamin Mabon, CK.'1 HOM\I'. kollt Pride. Mlcneei Al>Oe. We1<u1 Time 2-<12 3/S l'IFTH ltACE. One mlle Pac• Saltort Star (AnOtrtonl 7 10 6 20 ) 00 Si..looer•rlt IShOll) lS 00 IS IO Minuit Man (P•rkerl S 20 Al\O raced lllno• Bo•. Rall ChH t . Mt 1101 Stuff, Demien, T riole Nine Skloot" l teOtr. Hol Sklootr TltTM ?CM 2/S IJ EXACTA 12·3) oatd 1710 SO SIXTH RACE. One mlle pect Altrl Bree11 IKU.Oltr) 1320 S.O J 00 Wev1 RIOtr (Tttmblavl l 10 160 Prloctn e Fella (Sllerrtn) 2 80 Al10 receo. El Rt• Rico, Stao Bowl, Stream F'tare, Alwev1 Sunnv. PvPot• SC>Md, Sl.vdl•lf. Palg•1 Dellunl Time 2:00 2/S. SJ EXACTA (l·Sl oeld HHO. SEVENTH RACE. One mile oect Ru•llc Scoll (Grunavl 1S 00 160 6 20 Ju" Guv (Oesomer> 11 00 6.80 Orv Sack (Pierce) I 60 AllO roctld. Kallv Allo. AP1lev'• Brolhwr, COOl Gev. Tu11naktl, Youno Miiiion, Ike. Mtrlne, Burka .. Brloede Time. 1:5' l l S. U EXACTA (6·11 oeld "" 00 EIGHTH RACE. One mile oat • Coring• Ledv IBlronJ 10 tO S.00 6 00 AOOIOIQk (()uerlOfoiO) 4 00 • 10 I'm Cerleln (Perker l 61-0 Al10 raet u 40 4 40 S 40 Love '' Flrtl Biie (Aubin> 1 40 t 20 Prlnceu Ltla llonoc>l 140 Al•o reel(! Ladv EH lurn, Brunelle Brom.oc. Miii Warm BrMzt, Wll••• Schalllt , Bio Sollie TlnM 1:56 llS IJ EXACTA (6·21 oelll 1.309.40 n PICK 51X (4·1·1-6-1·6) Palo J 12.396.40 wllh two wlnnlno 1lcktll lllvt ltar-Mtl) CarrYOYlr POOi Me.o.47 U TENTH RACE. One mite oact Madol.on tllalltndlnon1m) 6,00 3 20 3 00 Ptul ILtckt V) 3 00 2 60 Arverne'a Girl (Ratchford! 3 40 Al\O raced. Prime Bvrd, Oote1 Aewero, Tvolcel. Noble Tes"'· Mlnnt11ene Falla. BachelOr Relnt>ow Time l:SI 4/S. U EXACTA 13· 10) pelO 129 40 Alltnoanct· 1,220. Misc. Pan Am«iUn Garn.' (at c..nc. .. v-~lllltl MliN .. Ml ..... Untied StelH II MtalCo .. fU s now 2 O In ll>e fln•l•I ... tne 106 oound•-P•ul Gonzaltl IU s l OK Manuelllo Do' SanlOI llrtlM). S·O 112 OOU'ICl1-La urtano Aemtr" !Dom lnlcon Aea..bflcl 01C 51••1 McCror'f (US l J-2 11• ooundt-Martuet llllcner IV1ne1ut1eJ cMf FIOyO Fa•OU CU.S ), C· I 11S DOUllCh-S.nt~ CardOne l~rto Alco> Ot1 e.rnaro Grn tu S ), 6·• Tredl Aftlll , ..... 100-1 L.eonarclo 1'9nalvar (Cube), 100., 2. Juan Nuntl IOomlnlcan Rec>ubllc). 10 14, 3 S6m GreOO\' (U.S.). 10 19. too-I A~lo Gulmar•• (Bru lll 1 ... 31, 3 Slenlty Rtldwlnt IU.S I. I II 26 400 IH-1. Frenll Moollllt (Cul)a). SO 01, Jamel Klno IU s ), SOll LJ-1 Jelma Jlfftn0n tCullal. 16 w •. Vt\CO BrtdleY (U.S.), 26·2~ 20k walll.-1 E•Mtlo C1n10 (Mt•lco>. 1·2111, 1 Reul Gon11i11 (Mt•lco) I 7910 Hemmer lhro-l Gtno•l•O Moreton ICubal. 21'·• llkvc:llM •,000-nMltr 1ndlvlduel a..rtull-1 Oavlo Gm11 IU S ), S6.QJ YadltlM Sltloe Cl111-Jatt Ltnllarl IU SI won int OOld medal. J-24 c1eu-O••• Curll• (Us l wOfl 1ne OOld mecll l Sier Cle~t-eler Wr'9111 (US I won fht OOld meclel NOTE T,. Unllta Stal.. won 1il•tr medal• tn the HO Clen ano 1na Wlnoo110.r Clau eno • 1>ron1t HI ,,,. Slor Ctan WOMSN Tr9dl Aftlll fllM IC0-1 Euner•lclo G1rcl1 IBr1111> 1l 31, 7 Jeckle Wellllnolon IU S l 11 33 400 IH-1 Judi l rown (U S). W.QJ l Sha.rrlttfe BtrklOllt (U.S) M 09 I00-1 Nerv McKten (CUO.l, 20720 TllW!lt """"" ,. lr\el GttlChtn Rut,, tu s I Otf Glol Fernano., 1P.-10 Rico>. I·'· 4-l. 1 S s.-.. CeneOI S. UnlttlCI Stain • IC•nade win• OOld medal, US win\ 1llver) WednndltV's transadlen' IASllALL Nefltfttl L-AT LANT A BRA'VES.-ACllveltlCI Donnie Mo«•. oOchll'. lrom Ille 21·Cllv dl1tblt<I 11\1 Stnl Tonv 8 rl11olert, ollcrter. 10 R lchmOlld ot 1ne lnltfnallont l Leeoue. IASK•TI ALL Na,...... a.Wit .... AINCll!ltft SAN ANTONIO SPURS.-SIOllllCI Kt •ln Wllll1rn1. -rd l'OOT8ALL ............... .......,. LOS ANGELES R~ Or•w H•. wlcM rt<»lver -Miki l ent tord, lllM»-klckll', on tllt lfllurect ,_.,,. "'' Rteetlvefect Henfv Wlflltm1. dtfel\1lva boell, from lflt lnlurtlCI r..erve 11•1 CHICAGO llEARS-AflflOVllCtd fllt r" lonallort of Jim Finto•, vlQ ..,...1ct.n1 allCI -••man•- DALLAS COWIOYS-Trtded D•nnv wedlln, ll~er. 10 the fatnoa la• 8ucce-• tor en uMIKIOMOKe Ac:ovlrect Lewranc. ltlclla. he"beck, from Ille D•••• Cowbon lor en undlaclo\80 dt•fl c~ Cul Hll'b Ctwl•IOC!Mf, Cllftr11l•1 beck 1no Ttd Semolt. runnlno beck SAN 0 1£00 CHAltti&lt~ut JOM ltlco, wldl rt<»l<ttr.Acouil'.o R-Ctrr. wide rec..iver, lrom Ille s..11i. Sff"8wll• tor .,, unclladoMO Orefl <:flOkitt UllllN Mltlt ,. ..... LN- HOU$TON OAAl\11.lltl-ltol'td 1toe.r1 Thomes, MfMdl at'ld 0.vld HttdY, •kktr J ACICSONVILLE a ULLS-&IOned W""-d Slmoit. dtfln.W. "-"en, J9lf SlocllltlM, wldt r~•tt •llCI Milla ltoor!Oue. wlOt ,.Kelwr·-ftrbec~ COL.LIO• Atlt FOltC8_......, Jordell 8owman enl•ltnl IC9 llOC'llt Y CMtll Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 (.'I AP~ teve Scott, a product of UC Irvine, finishes first in the 1,500-meter e vent of a n inte rnatio r,ial track a n d field m eet in Zurich , Switzerla nd Wednesd ay. Television's clock Illakes it by a nose Pan A m Gam es h ave CB S hopping CARACAS. Venezuela (AP)- The Pan American Games men's 100-meter backstroke was start- ing with Rick Carey trying to break the world record h e set three weeks earlier. It was 5:52 p .m . on a Sunday afternoon, so 1t became a race between Carey and one clock and CBS and another. Carey got the record and CBS, which went of! the air at six, beat its clock -it got the race on the air hve, despite a false start that produced a lot of sweaty palms LO the control room It even squeezed 1n an mtervtew with Carey, who was pulled from the room where swimming winners are usually held until after the medaJ cer- emony two races later. It was a good Sunday for CBS' coverage of the games. It got the Carey record; 1t had live a dra· mallc diving duel between two Ame ricans -Greg Louganis and Bruce Kimball it had some good boxing tape, including a first-round knockout by Ameri- can Louis Howard, and it had a dramatic, game-winning two-run home run by American baseball player Ben Abner with which to open the show ln oth er words, victories, vie· t.ories, victories by Americans - always good for home folks. CBS had some major problems when its first people arrived here. There were unfiTUBhed studios; there w ere Venezue lan cam- eramen who had to get crash courses in the sports they were assigned to cover; there were trucks so small the producer had to stand outside. The network a1so tried and fail- ed at a little of Yanqui A.rus- llcismo -Execullve producer Terry O'Neil. dismayed at the patches of dirt on the infield at the main stadium, tried to get it painted green, ala patchy Na- tional Football League fields. But despite those problems - real and synthetic -they didn't show to the audierke . ln fact, S unday's five-hour broadcast succeeded well in capturing the flavor of what's happening here Hannah gets start for Raiders Friday EL SEGUNOO (AP) -Vet- eran offensive lineman Charley Hannah will get hlS chance at the onJy vacancy in the Los Angeles Raiders' starting lineup when the team concludes 1ts preseason schedule Friday night at Cleveland Hannah wiU be thl' Raiders' st.artmg left guard. Coach Tom Flores said Wednesday Dis trac tions just too muc h for Nastase JERICHO. N.Y. (AP) -Both Guillermo Vilas and lhe Nasta.cie could be excused for having something othe r than tennis on their minds. On Wednesday night, it ap- peared both players were think- ing about recent suspensions and fines levied against them by the Men's International Professional Tennis Council. The second-seeded Vilas fell behind the unseeded Nastase, of Romania, 2-6, 1-3 in the flrst round of the $1 50,000 Hamlet Challenge Cup. But then Vilas surged back as Nastase -claim- ing to be distracted by a female photographer -won onJy 14 points in the third set. Vilas won the mat.ch 2-6, 6-3, 6·0. In other action, defending champion Gene Mayer was a 6-3, 7-5 victor over But.ch Walts, and No. 4 Mata Wilsmder was ousted by Heim Gunthardt of Switier- land 6·4, 7-~. VUu u id Wednesday that he has named Bill Ttllbcrt A.II his ~lectJon to a three·men commit· ttt which will hear his appeaJ of the one-year sutperudon and $20.000 fine handl"d him by tht> Councn. Hannah. who played his entire career at nght tackle (after one season as a defensive lineman) for the Tampa Bay Bucs, earned that chance with a strong second-half show ing at guard against Chicago last Saturday night. Ed Muransky. the second-year man who had played every down at the position for two and a hall games, will play the second hall against the Browns "The only change is Hannah at guard," said Flores in announcing the Raiders' lineup. Muransky, also a former ~ckle, apparently failed his test and Hannah's second-ha If e ffort against the Bears was enough to warrant a st.art 'against the Browns. The position was le ft vacant whe n third-year man Curl Marsh, the starter. suffered a herniated di.8c in training camp at Sant.a Rosa and had to undergo surgery. It's unlikely Marsh will be a ble to play before the aecond half of the se880n. lf Hannah isn't the answer, the Raiden also have journeymen line backups Steve Sylvester and Henry Sheppard, although it's expected that Hannah will be given a thorough tryout Friday at Cleveland. Ra ms place pair o n injured reser ve The Rams have have placed wide receiver Drew Hill and placeklcker Mike Lansford nn the Injured reaerve list, the NaUonal Footbtlll League team annou.ncrd Wl'dn~y. Defensive l>Qck Henry Williams wu reactivated by the club. Hill haA been aufferin& from • herniated dltc In h la ~. and Lansford undcrwC'nt surgery to remove-eartJJege from his left knee. I t'fJ Orunge Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, Aug 25. 1983 Design Center readied By CATIE LOTT Ollll) Piiot Cofle_.wMnl The funou~ poundmi,: of ham- mers and t•on.st.ant bu:u of an t!lectnt saw mix with thl• work- man's shouts to echo through• empty bu1l<langs and at'ross vacant parking lots of the n early t'Om- pleted South Coast Design Cenk'r · Christopher Bennet l , dm'<.'tor of marketing for the tmm enl>Co' pro- ,JeCt. pausl·~ for a moment betweem shuffling papers and answering calls to quu:kly indkate with a swt."t'ping hand, "it's all coming LogNher, nght now " He ts referring to the l50.000 square feet of spact• designated as The Design Center. located in the Copper Trt.>t> Business Park in Costa Mesa Speaking in his rap1d-f1rc• man- ner, Bennett continues to define the Center as ··a highly SjX'(.'1a11zed area, all dest!,'TI oriented." The Design Center, located in the Copper Tree Business Park in Costa Mesa. I 0 millionth lruc k Reeling o ff an 1mpress1ve list of names within the design industry. Bennett makes 1t clear that only the finest businesses and tenants will be featured and 111cluded within the p.trk ·•All ..ire top names." Bennett states. "well established firms." Dux of Scotland as well as the locally based Country Life De- signs -l"Stabhshed in Corona Del M ar over 20 years ago --are among th1• many presug10us busi- nesses soon to be in operation. Once completed the Design Center will cater almost exclusive- ly to the affluent sector in the area dealing mainly with the more local interior design and archit.ecturaJ firms When asked if any of the businesses will offer anything for the less affluent person, Bennett did not hesitate to reply. "none." The South Coast Design Center will cater only to the more ex- clusive high-end of the market. The need for a new design L>enter of this magnitude is un- questionabl y there, aooording to Bennett, "Orange County is one of the fastest growing areas with one of the highest per capita incomes." Based on the su~ of the adjacent Design Center at Stone- mill as weU as a market study pr epared by the consulting ser- vice, Tarantella & Lee, Orange County contains all the necessary ingredients for suecessful growth in the design center area. The final <.'Ompletion dat(• ror the South Coast Design Center • .ll Coppertree has been estimat1.'Cl to be some time in November .. &>- cause each showroom will be different, it just takes llml• to finish," explains Bennett. One of the few firms currently in operation within the eent1;:r 1s theJ.W . Automotive Conditioning Center which focuses on complett> service deta1Hng, including tht• interior, exterior. and engine of a car. Chrysle r ( :orp. rollc•cl its I 0 millionlh Norlh Anwric:an-huih truck off the Warrt>n Truck P la n I line in Warren, Mic h ., earlier this wt•ck . T he· Ameri('an auto huilder celebrated tht' oc·<·asion hy putting Napoleou "Frent"hv'· (;uilnu-t bt•hind the wht•el. Guilmf'l, wa.ving al thf' <'rowd as he brings the trm·k out. is a relirecl pluut workt:r, with 3:1 year~ of s«>rvfrt· in the a uto manuf ac·turing busint·s~. ---.....- PUBLIC NOTICE MLIC NOTICE P\BLIC NOTICE P\BLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS OUSINESS FLCTITIOUt BUllNE88 ,.C:TITIOUI SUllNEll NOTICE Of' ,IUHO OF APt"UCATION '°" lNautlANCE OF ACCOUNTI HON- °"MTIHO INITITIJTIOH NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT NAME ITATElllll!HT TM 1011ow1ng persoo ts doing rne lotlow1ng person is doing The followtng pe<ton It dol Ous1ness as business a' bualness as: PRES flGE SHEEPSKINS 2428 THE JM COMPANY. 15333 E. Cvl· ACCOUNTING ANO FINANCIA Newpon 611111 Space I Cos111 ver Or Suite 920, lrvlne. C11llforn1a SERVICES, 17985-H Skypark Circle, Thia la to Inform the publlc that Mesa CA n627 92714 lrVine CA 92714 unde< Part 582 of the Rv'" and I Wollutm Aooerl Co1se 36 tO Lack· JOM MtChHI Manahan, 1531 E Sllara 6 Memdanl, 025 So Fourth Aegulall0!\1 for lnituran<:e Of Ac· s111y Pasaoane Cell! 91 107 Oce.n Blvd , 81lboa. Callt 92661 Ave , Arcadia, CAO 1008 count1, IAVINE CITY SAVINGS ANO Tr.s ous1neu '' col\duCled or en This ouslness 1s conducted by 1n This butlneu II conducted l>y an LOAN ASSOCIATION (In Ofgenlz.11· • 1nCMOva1 1n01V1dual lndll/tdual. lion) II.al tiled with the Fedetal Sev-W1lham R Corse John M Mann1n S e Memdanl Inga and Loan lnturanee Corpor-Tn1s statement ,.., 111ec w•lll me T1>1s 1tatemen1 was filed with the Thia 1111-t wu llled with the etlon en appllcallon for lniturance of County Cler~ 01 Orange Coun1y on County Clerk or Orange Coun1y on County Clerk of Orange County on account•. of an ln1tltulloo lo be Jvly 27 t98:t July 27. 1983 July 25. l983 located at. or tn the lmmedllle Vlcln· '221577 F2215&2 F22ti22 lly ol, 2400 Mk;h91aon Drive, lrvlne, Pvbhsnlld Ora .. ge Coa'1 Delly Pvollshea Orange Coast Dally Pul>llShed Ora11oe Coul Dally California P1101 Avg 4 11 t8 2S 1983 Pt101 Aug • 11 18. 25. 1983 Pilot Aug 4 11 18. 25. 1083 Anyone mey WYlt• In favor or 446 t 83 444 7 -83 · «57-83 Pf01911 ol the application Four MLIC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE caplet mull be rec.I~ by "SuP«· P\lll.IC NOTICE vllOfY Agent, Fede<el Horne L~n 1---......;...;;;.;;.;;.;..;....;..;..;.........;..;;... ___ IBank or San Francltco, 800 Cell· FICTITIOUI 8UllNEll lornla StrMt. Potl Otflee 8ox 7948. NAIH IT ATIMENT San Frenclteo, Celllornla 94120 ·· The' lollowlng pe<IOll 11 doing within 10 d1y1 of IM pul>tlUtlon of Dullneu u Ihle nottoe. An 1ddltlO!\eJ 7 days to PACIFIC PIANO RENTAL, 270 E. itubmlt com"*111 m1y be 01>1atned FICTl1'10UI 8USINE88 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT NAME 6TATEMEN1' Tne lollowlng "penon1 are dOlr>g 1 he ro11ow1ng person '' do•no business as 11us1"ess as SALON 0 ANTOINETTE t423 GARONER SYSTEMS t8600 Sant1,.go. N-porl BellCh Calllorn1e H in St Cotti MllM. CA 92627 oVlded IUCh reqUMt le rece<ved In 1423 San· Oennls J Ind Meg LM , 1616 Oall ltlng by the SuP«vilOtY Aoe<'l lree Cl . Glendora, CA 91740 lhln 1he 1<kl1y P«IOCI I Main S1•ee• Su ft" 200 Hunt 92660 •ngto~ Bea,~· CA 926•8 Maf) Amomeue inc Joe Leo G11rar1er 3030 Somoa hago Newport Beech. P1act' Costa Mesa C:.A 92626 92660 Callforn11 This 1>us1ne11 11 conduct9d by en This bvs+ness is con<lucted Dv an This 1>us1ness IS condvcled by a 1nd1v•dua1 corpora11on Joe Leo Cia•dM'IF ron1 l'•m1stead President Tilt~ '1a1emen1 wts l•le<J "'11n tne rn1s statement was filed won Ille County Cle•~ ~I Orange County on County Cler~ ol Orange County on Jul\' :>S 1983 July 27 19113 1nd1111du•I Anyone Mnd1ng • prol"t d~ecl 1 Meg Lee aub1tant111 by the Prtncipel Super.' This S1111emen1 wu flied with the vleory Agent may requM1 an oral I County Clerk ol Orange County oo 1rgvme111 on the appllcetlon Jul)' 27, 1983 provided tuch requeet It recet"9d In F221i21 Pu01ts11~ Orange CoasL Dally PtlOI Avg • t t t8 25 1983 ~456-83 1'22111• WTltlng by the Supervieory Agent Publlahed Orang. Cout Dally dllflng 1he 10-day P«IOCI Foi e F221583 Pilot Aug 4. 11, 18, 25, 1083. PfOlell 10 be con•~ed IUbSlatl· Pvbhslled Orange Coas1 Delly 1----------;...44.;.;2:.4;...·.;;.83=111al, 11 mu11 be wrlllen and reoelvecl Piiot Aug 4. 11 t8. 25. 1983 on lime, the rM.IO<ll tor the protell 4448-83 P\BLIC NOTICE mu1t oe con1l11ent with the regu· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUI aUllNEll letory bUll for denial ol the IPPll· NAME ITATUllHT eatlOn. 8"d the prolMt mu11 ~ aup-por1ed by the 1ntorm1t10n llC)eCflled NOTICE OF ~~ot~ng P«ton 1' doing ~ S.Ct':, 543 21•1 (21 ot1he Fede< al NONDISCRIMINATORY ORIENTAL SHIATSU SPA, 2022 egulll •· POLICY AS TO uall St., Newport a..ch. CA 92UO You mey 1oo1c 11 the app1ic.11onl STUDENTS Kun Kim, 550 Paularlno. Aol and ell com"*1t• nled al lhe FedefaJ L·21 t. Co111 M .... CA 92828 Home Loan Bank of San Frencitco, Sunshine Community Nursery School. of Costa Mesa, Thia b1nl,,... 11 conduoted by an n1et1 eny IUCh material• are ••· admits students of any race. color, national and ethnic ndlvlduei pt 1>y 1ew trom pul>llc dllCIOIUr• . I 11 th ht I 11 d ti ltl Kim Kun ~ II you haw eny qu.llona conoern-ong1n o a e rig s. pr 11 ages. programs, an ac v es Thi• •t•tement waa filed with 1ne 1 ti-ooeduree conlKt lhl generally accorded or made available to students at the n1y Cief11 or Ot•noe County on ~~Agent 11' the Fedefal school It does not d1scnmanate on the basis of race, color. ul)' 27, 19113 Home Loan &enk of San Frencltc0 na11onal and ethnic origin In administration of Its educe-Publlehed orange c~.':'22~= ~~~1~-~:01 Cout 011 Piio•I 11011a1 pohcles, admissions. policies, scholarship and loan PllOt Avo ... 11, 18, 2s. 1983. Aug 2s. 1983.nge I)' programs. and athletic and other school administered «33-83 482&-83 programs P\lll.IC NOTICE P\lll.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE MLIC NOTICE RESOLUTION NO. 13-85 RESOLUTION NO. 83-87 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OF NEWPORT BEACH DECLARING CITY'S INTENTION NEWPORT BEACH DECLARING CITY'S INTENTION TO O VACATE A PORTION OF 32ND ST.; ACCEPTING A VACATE THE 20-FT WIDE ALLEY LOCATED BETWEEN MAP SHOWING THE PORTION PROPOSED TO BE VA- ST ANDREWS RO & 15TH ST. ACCEPTING A MAP ATED: AND SETTING SEPTEMBER 12, 1983, AS THE SHOWING THE PORTION OF ALLEY PROPOSED TO BE DATE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING CONCERNING THE VACATED ANO SETTING SEPT. 12. 1983 AS THE DATE INTENDED VACATION (DWG. #5473-L) FOR A PUBLIC HEARING CONCERNING THE INTENDED WHEREAS. the City Councll ol the City of Newport! VACATION (OWG 5474-L) Beach, pursuant to the provisions ol the Street Vacation WHEREAS the City Council 01 the City 01 Newport Act and all amendments thereto. being Sections 8300 to Beach pursuant to the provisions ol the Street Vacation 8325 and 8340 to 8353 lnclualve, of the Streets and Act and all amendments thereto being Sections 8300 to Highways Code of the State ol California. provides tor the · vacation ol easements; and 8325 and 8340 to 8353 1nclus1ve. ol the Streets and WHEREAS on April 21 1983 the Planning Com-H1ghw~ys ~ode ol the State or California. provides for the mission of the' City ol Newport ae'ach conditionally ap- vacation o easements; and proved Tentative Tract No. 1 t906. A condition ol approval WHEREAS. the Planntng Commission ol the City of for this development required that a portion of the 32nd st. Newport Beach. on June 24, 1983. as a condition of right-of-way be vacated by the city prior to recordatlon ol • approval an connection with Resubd1v1s1on No. 723, re-the final map; and quired that sub1ect alley be vacated prior to recordatlon ol WHEREAS, the area to be vacated la legally described 1he parcel map. and on Exhibit "A" hereto and depicted on a map attached hereto as Exhibit ''B" and Incorporated herein by referen· WHEREAS. the sub1ect alley 1s presently unimproved ce; and with no access from ad1acent proper1y owners; and WHEREAS. the developer wlll rededicate the required WHEREAS all t Ill t es ha e been notified and right-of-way for the 32nd St. extension with the recorda-u 1 1 1 11 • tlon ol Tract 11906. The proposed vacation will be WHEREAS. the alley to be vacated Is legally described recorded at the same time that the flnal Tract Map 11906 on Exhibit "A' attached hereto and depicted on a map la recorded In order to ensure that the City retains the marked Exhibit "B" Incorporated herein by reference; and right-of-way for the 32nd St. ex.tension; and WHEREAS, the subject property la presently unlm- WHEREAS. proceedings !or the vacation ol theproved with no access from adjacent property owners: above-described alley shallbe undertaken by the Cit and Councll of the City of Newport Beach, pursuant to the WHEREAS. prooeedlnge for the vacation of the provisions of the Street Vacation Act of 1941 and all above-described alley shall be undertaken by the City amendments thereto. bfllng Sections 8300 and 8325 and Council of the City of Newport Beach purauent to the 8340 to 8353 Inclusive. of the Streets and Highway Code provisions of the Street Vacation Act of 1941 and all of the State or Calllornla; amendments thereto, befng Sections 8300 and 8325 end NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Cit ~~i~t~t~~:~:n~~l~~r~1:' the Streets and Highway Code Councll of the City of Newport Beach that notice la hereb NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City given that the City Council or the City of Newpo~ Beach Council of the City of Newport Beach that notice la hereby does heret>y fix Septemb8f t2. 1983 the hour of 7.30 p.m. given that the City Council of the City of Newport Beach of said day, In the City Council Chambers of the City o °" hereby fix September 12 1983 at the hour of 7·30 Newpor1 Beach. located at 3300 Newport Boulevard, C ' · Newport Beach Calllornla as the time and place for p.m . of said day, In the tty Council Chamber of the City of hearing all persons Interested In or objecting to th Newport Beach, located at 3300 Newport Boulevard. proposed vacation o f said alley and the City Councll at Newport Beach: Callfomla, aa the tlrne and place for said time and place will hear the evidence ottered by any hearing all persona fntereated In or objecting to the person Interested In the vacation of said alley herein· prppoaed vacetlon of said alley, and the City Council at before described . • Ea)d time and pltce wm hear the evidence offered by any raon lntereated In the vacation of said right-of-way BE IT FURTHER RESOL VEO that this Resolution of ereln deacrlbed. Intention shall be published at least once In the official BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution of newspaper ot the City. and said publlcatlon 1hall be mad•tntentlon ahall be publlahed at leut once In the official before the date set for the hearing or all person aper of the City, and .. Id pubtl(:atlon ahalt be made Interested In or objecting to the proposed vacation. ore the date Mt tor the hMr\ng ot all persona nt8fested In or objecting to the propoMd vacation. ADOPTED this day or Aug. 22. 1983. ADOPTED thl• day of Aug. 22. 1983 Evelyn Hart, Mayor Evelyn Hart. Mayor A TT EST Wanda E. Andersen City Clerk Published Orange Coest Dally Piiot Aug is. 1983 TIEST. Wanda E. 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American-made car sales soar DETROIT Desp1tl• low dealership anventones, sales of Arner1t·•rn-r11ade t•ars soarl"(f 224 pert'ent in mid-August from ye>ar-ago ll•vels. the leading auto- makt>rs say Tht: six mapr U S automakers reported Wl-dnesday ltil.104 earl> w(•re sold bt•1wecn Aug 11-20 rnmpared wllh 131.ti5f) m thf: pt•rand last year The daily !-t-llmg J"lllt· of 17.!WO w~ the tx·st for tht-penod suu:e 22 !'!59 w1·n· sold d:uty m mid Augusl 1981 New-con ~1ruc 1iu11 value drops NEW YORK Tht• valul' of newly started ('l1nstruct10n m July dropped 10 pcn:enl, but nsmg 1nttc•resl rat~ wen! not a pnncapal factor, a private budding mduslry mfurmataon service reporls The F.W Dodge Division of MlCraw-H1U Ln formalwn Systems Co reported Wednesday rww t•unstructaon m July was valued at $17 billion Offshore-"rilling bids high NEW ORLEANS 0 11 l'Ompanies have offered the government high bids totalltng $1.55 b1ll1on on 475 tracts of offshore dnlhng spa<.·(• an the western portion of thc· Gulf of Mexic.'O near Texa.\i The Department of lntcnor has three wc-eks to make up 1ls mind which bids to accepl or re.JC.'(·t. ln add Ilion to lease money, the government would gN a s hare> of royalties. usually ont•-s1xth, from produclaon Urgency lag on p ending cuts WASHINGTON -Government offlcaals and pri- vate analysts say that Congress seems lo have lost 1ts sense o( urgency aboul the nl'ed lO reduce federal deficits, especially an view of a steadily amproVUlg economy. Moreover, they predicl that when at relurns in mid-September from ats summer recess. Congress wail ~ reluctant on the eve of a presidential election year to cut spending programs sharply or t.o raise taxes enough to make a significant dent an the defkals. The deficits are expected to hil a record $209.8 bilhrm this year . Steel workers 'like' new deal WEIRTON, W Va Workers al Nauonal Slee! Corp 's Weirton Steel 01v1s1on seem to like an employee-ownersh1p plan under which they would buy lhc Weirton mill from National for $386.1 million. Robert L LQughhead, president of N'auonal St.eel's Weirton Steel 01vis1on said Wednesdav lh e deal pr'tWtdes "a new begmnang" for the entire-commumty andst1.<el industry The workers an~ to vole on 1t Sept 23. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT OOW JON£S AV£RAG£S NEW YOlllC CAP)· Sal••. • om r>tlce •no net chan1111 of tMe Hfteen mosl active Ne-. 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P''IC.W C8 Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 DRINlil COUNTY BUSINIBS Career Development Services opens office in Corona del Mar Career Development ·"·rvices, a human rt!SOUf\.'e rotbulung farm. hu:. annourn.'t'd the opemng of new of!lces at Bayl.ade Squart.', 1111 Bayside Drive an Corona de! Mar CDS. locatt'CI an the Fidehty Federal Bank Bualdang. specaahzes an md1v1dual cart.'t'r plannmg. self deve lopmenl programs and pl'Ofcss1onal rl!surn~ preparation Bruce M. Bolen as managing director of the new tum • • • The promouon of James E. Lowes to vwe president, markt'ting, of the lrv11w-bascd Parker Bertea Aerospace Group, Parker Hannifan Corp. Lowes, a resident of Irvine, moves from his previous pos1t1on as group t.hre<.•tor of marketing He joined the company in 1964. • • • Edward L. Young of Huntington Beach has been named vice president, instant teller div1s1on , of City National Bank, at was announced by Gil Davenport, senior vice president fur the Beverly Hills-headquartered bank Young JOlned the bank in 1982 as an area act-ount manager for instant teller. • • • Norma Waunch Hayes has been promoted to vice president-account services at Crowell McKay Advertising/Public Relations in lrvine, an- nounced Ano Crowell, agency president. A Balboa resident, s he has been associated with Crowell McKay since 1980. She moves up from her previous pos1t1on of account supervisor. Business won't cool in SUilllller By JOHN CUNNIFF ___ ,,.....,.. NEW YORK -There was a tame, perhaps as recently as 15 years ago. when econorruc activity took a summer siesta of sorts and people almost forgot that getting and spending were the most compelling forces in their Lives Noisy Wall Street became an empty echo because so many brokers ll'ft on Thursday. not to return until Tuesday. And on Marn Street, car dealers yawned because nobody bothered to drop by until the new models were announced. I It was quiet even in Washington. difficult as that is to recall, because elected officials felt that in the I heat of August noboJy was inclined to Listen to them or alert enough to wonder where they had sneaked I off to. . I It made little differen~ that important and even urgent matters were le ft undcalt with, which incidentally would seem to offe r histonansa rich vein l of study. Were problems resolved. for instance. because they were ignored? As if an an attempt to assuage guilty ft.-elings. acuvity everywhere picked up again right after Labor Day, with conferences and speeches and announcements scheduled m such profusion that nobody could accommodate them au But that is past. Now. important business, financial and econorruc news as as Likely to occur under the bla.stenng summer sun as under the cool clouds of fall, as attested to by the Cran tac pace of such events this summer as the rlS(> of the dollar and the big swings of the stock market What happened? That question, asked casually I but repeatedly. revealed a pattern of answers that might be significant or could, perhaps, be of little significance at all -The world appears to have entered a period of such basic and pervasive econorruc change that a crisis aUn06phere seems to exist. The threat of billion dollar defaults, for example, JS bag news, summer or winter. -Better communications. And al.so, a more sophisucated understanding o! how to use them. 1 Pressure groups know how to get attention by I making their pitch when they won't get drowned out by other news -~ause of e<.-onom.ic change and upheavals I there is a great.er interest an monthly statistical infonnation from the vanous government depart- ments. Having bounced over such a wide range, the jobless, inflation and interest rates are now big news all year round. LN firm shows gain • 10 r e ve nues DigitaJ Oat.acorn Inc of Laguna Niguel Wednes- day reported financial results for the fourth quarter and year ended June 30. During the fourth quarter net revenues in- creased tenfold to $1,361,629 from the $130,158 reported last year. Of even greater significance is the fact th.at Digital Oat.acorn Inc reported a net profit for the quarter of $127,6 11 , or 7 cents per share, compared to a loss of $195,169, or 12 cents. for the similar period last year. Net revenues for ftscal 1983 were $2,693.189, an increase of 326 perrent over the $632,025 re- ported for the similar period last year The net losa Crom operations de cUned to $19,862 .. or I cent, a substantial rl'duc tion from the 1085 of $551,646, or 45 cents. the prior year James Mariner, presi- dent, said that "The l'Om- 1)3J\y has jWlt completed ita fint profitable quar ter and hu thl· largest backlog In the company'it hlatory F .un1t•r-. < uh r .11t • .., on .nllo in ... ur.1n< t• for clri\t'"' twlwt•t•n lO .md (,0 I llld 1nl , 1t 1 ti 11 .J1 I I I" l1tl\t1I 't1 l~t qt tf) I flll I l I t lltflll II '"'" '"' fl f ll I' I T • •1• I\\ 'h.11 ' I 6 •t• ! I 1• I fi I\ I '! \\ t If I I ·~I '• '\\ t I ,, I 1d1 ' t f. ··' .. \t ... I 11 11lt, • 11',flt I I ••u \fl I-A) I' 11 L n •· 1uh• I"' i' It dllf 'l"·•irh \t1u 1111.1 1\1 ""' l.1!11• 1111 I lff1H t ltt , ..... f I I ,, •• .,,, t \.\lu\ 11' 1t111,f.11UI\ lt1.l'f'll It t 11"1 •11 lt1'\ll•1Uh I 1111\\t tt1tl If 1 .1uuuu11 11t p111•1 ·1111 ,,. 111 • \ru I 1t,, \II 1,11 1• ,, l n·• 11111 pnfo \ ,, ' ,,,, ,, " ,, \\111' 111 I 11f "1 1 Clarke Agency 751-4810 Woodard -Mather Agency 754-0711 Bob Wolfe Agency 842-1741 Rabbitt Agency 831-n40 J BOLEN LOWES YOUNG HAYES RESNICK MERLE announced th(.' prurnouor~ of Audrey L. Milfs to assistant v1<.-e prei.1dem and M.-Cretary, Terry R. Per kins to assistant vice president, mdlvaduaJ :;.pecial marketing. James J . Peters, assistant vice president, pension invesunent sales, and Michael S. Robb, assistant vice pres1d1:nt, realty invest- ment. Pacific Mutual as bused m Newport Beach. • • • ATV Systems, Inc. has named Robert D. Laurie Resnick has been named president of The Tropics Gr oup, a Newport Beach professional interior plantscaping service for corporate, com- mercial and residential clients in Orange County The company is a newly organited division of Laurie's Piao ts and serves over 100 clients from its new headquarters at 4000 Birch St. located in Newport Beach, are at 2081 Business Drive, Suite 110, just south of J ohn Wayne Airport. • • • Saddleback National Bank opened ats doors on Aug. 11 wath $5 million reported an deposits, according to Vi rgil Bigby, vice president and cashier. The bank is located at 23941 Avenida de La Carolota in Laguna Bills Bagby vice president of service He replaces Michael Canfield, who scrvt."CI as interim vice president since the inception of the Santa Ana serviceorganizauon in October, 1982. Canfield will return to his position of vice president of strategic planning. • • • R.P . Segerst rom, Joe., a Cabforrua business interior design firm, has opened a Cost.a Mesa office. Ron Childs servf'S as sales manager of the new office, located at 3303 Harbor Blvd • • • • • • ... Linda Merle has JOmed CJE Systems, headquartered an Irvine, as a marketing support analyst Prior to )Ommg CIE. Merle. a Laguna Niguel resident. served as senior marketing support analyst with MAJ/Basic Four lnfor- ma tion Systems in Tustin. • • • E.J. Lohnes & Co., an advertising and public relations agency, has relocated to expanded offices m lrvine, it was announced by Edwa rd Lohnes, owner and president of the year-old firm. The new offices for the agency, which was previously Maria P iscopo, a Costa Mesa-based artists and pho tographer's represent.alive, has expanded her business with the addition of an associate representative, Anoe Vande rwlelen. Van- derwielen, a Costa Mesa resident, wall assist in marketing freelance photography a nd art service~ to architectural, medical and food-related ac· counts. ... Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. has The Electronic:~ Markeung Group of Wyle Labora tories has been awarded four add1taonal distributor locations by Sillconlx, Inc. of Santa Clara. The announcement was made in lrvine by Charles M. Clough, group president Clough said that the addition of Wyle stocking locations in Los Angeles, lrvane, San Diego and Phoenix to the S1lioonix franchise agreement bnng to 10 the number of Wyle stocking locations offering Siliconix products. Any Loan Buys You a House. Before you huy your how.,c. you look over the f<:atur<:!'> carcfully. \X'<.:11 , it's a good idea lo <lo the ~amt· with your mortgage loan. lkcau~e with mo~t loan~. ahout all you can <lo i ~ pay t hem off. I f you need more money laH . .'r, you mu~t reappl y and requalify for a ~n:ond mortgage or a new first !... • -> • -.. Imperials Tomorrow MortgagesM Buys You a Home. lmperi.tl'~ inno\'ati\'t· n(·\.\ loan i~ a fir~t t hat work~ a~ a ~ccon<l . It allow~ you w qualify tod;1y. then borrow again tomorrow at the pre\'ailing Tomorrow ,\tortgagc -~' ratt:. \X.'it h vt:ry littk paperwork. And very kw q ue~tio n ~. \X.'ith t hb additional ad\'a11< .. T feature.'. you can rdini~h your house. pay for a <:o llcgt· education Or l'\'en go on a much needed vacll ion. . Pl u!'> the Tomorrow ,\1ortgage'" pro\'i<lc~ an interest <:ap over tht· life of your loan, making it <.:\'l.'11 ea~il'r to afford all t he ext ras you '"'·ant ~o look over lmp<:rial'~ Tomorrow Mortgage"' and see if i t <loc~n·t check oul hcttl-r. Thl·n take out the loan that help~ )'OU turn your hou~e into a home. 1 2 3 4 Feature by feature, we stack u p bette r . • Alllli1ion.1l .auvann:' • \"un1.1hk • I p to tO yt"Jr amor111Jlion • No prt'paymnH J)l'l1:lll\ • lntc.:n :,c c.·ap on:r the.· life..· o f I he.· lo.111 • < n1111w1i1 in· r.1tc: We let you p ick your payment plan. • ONE YEM~ Al>Jl '~TAB l.E Pl.AN Your ancc..·rc'l rate.· c.. han~c.:' 11111..T pt•r \Tar. not monrhly. quart c..·rl~ or 't.'1111 :innuall) a~ wit h mo~t in~lilulioll'I. • FIVE YEAH Al>.J llS'I ABIJ~ Pl.A N \\1ur intc..'fl''I rate..· will only change.· onn· 11) o\Tf l) ye.: a r' Plus, we adde d free inte rest ch ecking. • \X'ith our frn· Clwckin~ Plu~ l ncnc!'ll • t\cc:ount. you h .1n· no m ini mum halann· and no monthl ~ ,c..·rvin: chaq~c:s A frlT ATM Care.I allov .. ~ you to at-cc.·~~ } our 11H>IH'Y from a 1w1work ol lmpc..·rial < o n vc.:nil·rH.T Cl·ntc.:r~'" th roughout < .ulifornia. Call 1-800-C.H.E.K N.O.W. (1-800-243-5669) • Our loan rt.'prt:~t·ntatin·~ arl· on thl' lrn<.· from l) .1 m . lo 9 p.m . Monda' throu~h Frilla) lo t t'll you how .tnc..I whc.:rt:) ou c..an :ippl) for thl' Tomorro" Mcmwtgc..·'". • Don't for~c:t to a~k .1bou1 our \'aric..'t y of '·'"ing~ pl:m~. 01m~~ ~ T<mzom )U' Begins Today. I OAN RFC,ION"i. O:ar~monc t.ai11 Kay El (.~ntro 100 'lonh ln;J1~11 lltll 111\d < luc·munc <.A <>1 ~11 Ill~(, ,\ ""Tl Ill'\ I A'I M~ ... , ...... , 11~1·w~rl.l. (A.., ... 11 111 <'lllr" l "•>lH ~ .ll'IO l\Jl~rc 'lt«'t'I I rt•,110. l /I 'I I ~ ll ( llN ) 01(1 K~11 I ( ~I I l(tl 1 l'Nh NC"'4¥pon ~ach I 1Ci<1 \ I~ I itl11 '' \\fMlrl lk.il h (/I 'lll>(1 I I 1 I h-'I •1'1~11 ( ll I) 114~ 1114 \I) ( ll")KHI O<i<•t 11•1')) ~ .. l -.llU ~ 0 kico \an Pnuu l~o l \lO I lnh \\1•11111 '•n lllqw (A '111111 c ''''>I .l 11 "l.l • Hiii < kmt•nt 'iru·1 ,,., 11.111 1...,,. CA•) 11 IH I 11 'I) 111• 1tcr>t1 Sult118ar~"' IHC1H ~I Ale• 'lrt't'I '•Ill.I lhth~rll. ( A 1111()., ( Hfl\ )(114.l I~ 11 ••I pu I-Ill' Ill 1ppl11 11 U Ill It Ill\ ftlllM'll,11 ,,I\ 1111(' f>I 1111 h • 11f ll t' 1)0 'AOIA Ru"" /l•'t'OUC' 'OllllA IC•>'' ( /I"' UI I ( ~11-1 'l" 11"41 ~---~------------------------------------ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 DI CLASSIFIED INDEX T HE DAI L Y PI LOT Cl.A ~S I F I ED OFFICE llOllR ,_ ............ .-....--...... __ 1 .. •-n .. N--.• .-1• ... r_.la ..... l•,__ __ ltuta fer lalt IH1t1 fer lalt I .E. ExcliHft 1100 IHMI Ualuabli .. 1.......,~;.;,_ __ -.1~00=2 GHtral 1002 Geatral 1002 lrwiae 1044 Jlewrrt leacli lOtt llllll HlLlll HHH Ctata MtH 2224 NIL llOME FOREVER Nloe :ier,w nuge 1enc.o Newport biytront home 3 Bt. 2 Ba. 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I I· :w a 111. l": l'ur1:1JJ\ to;,,, M1111 I JO p 111 1-:w p.111. ·I. ·so p.111. 1 .. w p 111 .Hll I I' 111 ~ 00 tJ Ill. ::~. \' 1•d1w..,d;H ::·:~ Thur ... da \ ::::: F rn l.1 ' I u1 ''· "1•.I 'I hur .. hi ht ll ~.11111.la\ : '' '-'u11d,I\ ·-IJ .. ..... 1 -... C >\'.\CE LLAT I O~ l.~ COHH ECTI O~S : H: : :~· Canrt>llat1uns a11d c0rrections rnav ::·.~ be made on sa me deadlines a·s :~;~ above. Please ask fnr a carH.:ellation "' :: · nurnlier when cancelling your ad . t~I ::i ERROR : 1m Check your ad daily and report 111., errors irnmediat<>l y. The DAILY it•• Pl LOT ass unies liability for thf' fir~I ~;:: inf'orrert ir.sNtion cnly".. .U• :~i· CLA .. ,i. IF IED 642-5678 /'\\t ~!~·. i------------------;:: BH1t1 lor Sale Ho .. ffltr Sale ;~" Gtaeral 1002 Gtaeral 1002 OPEi FRIDAY 10-2 LIDO ISLE 200 Yla larctltaa ........................... 1111,000 3 bdrms, 3 baths, POOL :~~~ ,.~. 204 Via lltell .................................... 1121,000 llO 3 bdrms, 3 baths. POOL 31t Yl1 Ll4t St•4 ......................... U,OOO,OOO BA YFRONT. room for 2 boats 101 Yl1 Flttaot ............................... 1110,000 4 bdnns, fanuly room. POOL 2J3 Via 11111 .................................. 1121,000 6 bdrms, 4 baths, BANK REPO 214 Yl1 lra11aaa .............................. S371,000 3 bdrms, 2 baths, family nn 144 YI• Ytll1 .................................... 1111,ooo fi bdnns, 3 •..-, ba, corn. of Nord 110 Yl1 Trle1t1 ................................ 1710,000 6 bdrms. 5 baths, POOL 112 Via llant ........................ u ........ 14101000 3 bdnns, 2 baths * HARBOR RIDGE * Come visit the most fabulous view. New custom home in Newport. Nothing to LIDO ISLE Open 1-5 124 Via Lido Nord Bayfront sl ngll' story 3 Br. 2 Ba. beam ce1lmgs, spat•mus wrra~. pier & slip. $1.250,000 Hay front 6 ba 7 '1'l bdnn, VllJa on wide lot, pool, spa, dock for 120' yacht. $4 ,850,000 Open 1-5 l 01 V 1a Lido Soud Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath + large rec rm , beam ceilings, furnished, paltos $420,000. llYSIDE PUCE llYFRDllT Spe<:t.acular bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up. 2 br. 2 ba dn 2 boal spacc.'S Reduced -$1.500,000 PElllllSUU HOIE OCUllFROIT Ocean & Jl'llY views Manne room, 4 bdnn, 3 bath, 3700 sq fl Xtra parlung $1 ,385,000. FllRlllllS RAllCH HILLTOP New 4 br, 4 1/) ba, custom French Normandy Est.ale I 2 prime acre hilltop $1.250,000. COROlllDO CAYS llYFROllT Coronado island cu.st bayfront lot. 85' boat deck. Plans avail. Now $370,000 w/trade. lllROWHEll HDIE Nea.r new 4 bdnn, 4 bath, lake view. 3500 sq. ft. $440,000. Will trade for a local property. DCEll FROIT lllCOIE UllTS Prime 2 Br, 2 Ba & 2 Br. 1 Ba. Duplex on xlnt swimming beach good income. $725,000. Best view, tallest ocean front bldg tri-plex with spacious 4 Br 2 Ba. each level $1,200,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\•d1•Drn11· NB b7S b lbl I'll SHOW YOU MINE, IF YOU'LL SHOW ME YOURSlll located In COiiege Plrk. M u A c H I N s 0 N 1y OI $3SO 000 IOI Income no pell $695 Sierra Needa TLC bul Ila& IOeda from Ihle 2 Bdrm 2 t>a ENTERPRISES 752-8731 units, commercial build· Mgm1, 641_·_13_2_4 __ _ ol potential Asking upper unit Sage Model In OOUI YllWlll Inga. Haeoned trUll 3 Br 2ba, no pe11, kids ol<, $133,000. Wiii consider Turtle Rcx;k Hlgntands Brlglll 2Br. 2B1 cornet unit deeds. gold, gold stcx;ka 806 Joann s1 1725/mo. olters. 631-7370. Townhomea Quiel cash will work. too call 644-1836 C"l-de-sac tocatlon on top 1100'· Luxury am-Submit --~----v menltles. owner amctoua 4 b<I, 2 bl, In 'Mesa Verda, $169,000. BYCO 845-2251 LllO REALTY 3260 Mlnnetto1 Sl TRADI T IONJ\l. REALTY STEP UP to this lovely 4 Bdrm 2'/• Ba Mesa Verde home Htghly upgraded with new ce111mlc tlle. paint & ~lsor ·Realty 651-1177 carpel. Also nave saper-3leo MICHEl90tl OtlrYI ate ramify room wllh a .,..,,.. -:ustom spa oft tile patio & RV access Assume ea-L11aaa ltadl 1041 tsllng 12"1. llnanclng Ask· New Custom Home 3 bd Ing $255.000 631-7370 2·~ ba, Frencll doors: TRADITIONAL REALTY ...... ...... 100& 11% FIX RATE JO YR No loan lees, no close cost Cape Cod reno- vated, shore mooring 4j3r -1 Ilse lo So Bayfront. Agt 640-1538 IALIOA ISUlll IESTIUY By Owner, Cape Cod, 2·sty remodeleo 2 Br 2 Ba. dining rm, sunroof, 2 CBI gar. 15% dwn AS· sume loan Seller wlll pay assumption fee. No quall- 1 y t n g S265,000 675-9058 Wiii sell fast-Hurry Agt Bungalow, 319 Coral, Balboa. Submll offer 714-754-1006 wkdys Coroaa ••I Mar l 022 FrpJ, skyllte. Jacuzzi. bric!\ & tile deck and dflve $208,000 AS· sumable loan 499-1604 BUILD YOUR HOME on a spec 1acular OCEAN FRONT 3 Arel\ Bay. fee simple 101. Call owner. Fri to Mon (714) 499-3070 or Tue to Tnurs (213)799-1159 OPEN SUNDAY 370 Mountain. 2 Br Wood shlrigle. spotless houae w/legal unit, view, 1 block to beach.S210,000 Newell. 497-5411 llewrort leac~ 1069 LIDO ISU IAYFROIT Dock for LAROE boal. Lovely 6 Bdrm 7'f, Ba. 673-7873 * layFre1tO•"• * VIEWI VIEWI VIEWJ Sec Bid . 2 Br 2 Ba. Pool. boa1 slip avall By Owne<· 675-6637 IAYI IAYI UYI OPPORTUllTY Of ALIFnlllE LHIRY PHTIIHSE Purchased IOI $600,000 In '82 Assume 1st TO of $520.000. 12 5•1.1nteresl. Owner will (tor las! escrow) sell wltll zerodown tor loan amount 100% FIHIOIH OI WATER Ill· 1100 soootmo t44-1836 ~~~~~~~~= BROOKVIEW TWNHOME: ii 3Br, 2'"' ba, lrplc, 11-111111 HLLH IHIH teched Q_ar. patio. Newport b1yfron1 !'Orne pool/spa. tennis No owner will trade his aqul-pals. $850/mo Oya ty ol $350,000 for Income 6191485-2688. wknd/s units. commercial bulld· ev 714/641-1879 lngs. seuoned 1rust Condo tor IM or lhr Nr So deeds, gold, gold stocks Cst P1za 2 bO, 2 ba, eec cash will work. 100 gte, rec 1ac11111e1, Submit $535/$356 982-7521 LllO HAL TY eves. 979. 1955 da 111·1300 DRAMATIC 3br 2'f, ba --=======:::·-~~~~~~~~I J09 10 bch Xtm area -$975 646-1035/645-9095 633 Lido Park Drive Broker 2131865-6401 OWHR OXIOH HH1t1 Faraiab4 Park Ltdo Townhouae 2 t>d. 2 ba. pool & garage l•ll•ta $128.150 675-5634 Ptaiaa•I• 2107 HCRIFIC( Large 2 Br lurnl1hed, Nawpon Hgls, 3 yrs n-. washer/dryer No pela Ille & airy, 3 Br 2.5 Ba. 500 W Oceanfront owner moving & says $950/mo. 9 mo/winter "Sell Ill" Below market. 997-3970 days. 675-3776 For details call Rusty eves/wknds. Guinther, 631-1266 LtflH liiatl--zi52 Furnished 2lir 2b1, &In, Niguel Shores Townhome. aecurt1y ga1ed comm., ocean view. Club hooae, pool. tennis & beacn prlv. no pets S 1,000mo Call RVM~ WESTOLIFF HU Dover VIII. 2 Br 2'"' Ba s 141,500 645-9442 496-7448 WHTCLIFF Gated/Comm 4Br Jll-ly Eastslde 2 Br. I Ba. enclad garage, pallo. lrg yard, no pets $535/mo. • 1 mo aec; daposll 548-5442 or 770-5629 E/slde 3 bdrm, nardwood 110011, 1ge yard $700 mo. 458 Broadway 6-46-3177 UHL I RU I provide qualified people 10 rent your property. TRW repor1 T appllcallon lorm + proleselonally dratted lea11e lorm otter- ing you mulmum protec- tion. Cell Pe1' Jot1n90n 631-t268 Sllarp 3 Bdrm plus ramlly furn. beecn. 1ennls, room In Newport Beach sauna, nr achoola, no Lease Of teaM option nice lor only S234,000 Own-pets SlSOO 661"7712 3 Br 2 Ba w/dlnlng rm. ers amllous. submit all ol· le;r,rt ltack 2169 dbl car gar, lrg lenc yard rars Call 540-1151 for an -Drtve by 2176 Puenle appointment to see S 11 Imo very large? Br Ave. CM S795. Curt 2'h Ba N-port Crest 63 Condo, compltly furn, 2 Herbert a II 1• 1266 Agt car garage. "'Id. pool, LUSE W/IPTill · -' • HERITAGE PENINSULA POINT llYHTOR'S Condo-wilt l ease In a prime locatton on Balboa Peninsula Duple• 3Br 2ba & 2Br 2ba Park your 55 looter oot front A hard to find 11em Owner will carry al 11% Int For mOfe Into call . • REALTORS spa. tennl1 couns Mu11 very sh1rp 3 br 2 be nome -Cell for appt will\ dining rm, 2 car gar. flle~ile Roaea 1100 TSLMcat 142·llOJ ~~,~~ni~TV:~ N= LARGE BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOME back -1b1-brtgh1-1 1g . patio-orig price Across from swimming beoch with fabulous appt 760-0375 boy view. The kids ore grown ond gone. Wiii trade For smaller home or sell. 3 bdrms, den, family. formal living and dining rooms, 31? baths, large rooms oil. Top quality. Come seel Open Hou1e Wed.-Sun. 10-4 l 109 E. Balboa Blvd . NEWPORT'S IEST IUY AT $575,000 Free & clear E-2 term1. Ow ner financed. 644-1642 or 675-3772 JASllllE CREEi 2 bd. den. 1 ml to bch. community tennis courta, pools, 24 llr security Many extras $289.000 Fee. Open Sun 12 • 4 6 Maritime CdM By owner. A Foster 714-975-0060; 760-1733 IOllOIEYIOWI Beaulllut new home, old COM, 3200 sq.It. 100•1, assumable long lerm lmanc1ng 851-1600 or 675-0232 LIDO ISLE 4 BR 3'f, Ba BACK BAY 1Br. S 15.000 Sept tllru June S 12001 your terms! Agt encl lanal, comm pool, mo No pels 675_7667 Cun Herbec11 I~ spa, bell, boat sup poss ----------631-1266 llELFIOllS PAYILIH REALTOR 171-1120 Own. wlll consider Lse Ill OHYOI _N_aed_t_en-an_t_s_S_ep_t_t_s_t 2-Br Option. 675-4010 Bkr AVAILABLE NOW nome w/9111 blllna prefer TllE MESA ILIFFI Open Friday 8/26 10-2pm 1750 Wllltller Ava, Sp 2 IAYFROIT Greenleaf Moblle Park Tile most unusual unit In Cool and breezy 24x60. tilts lllgh rise bayiront. 11 like new 2Br 2ba, many llas been 101ally rec:on-extras. $45.000 Owner slructed wltll beaulllul will finance wltll 11\e best decorating lor Ille final or terms toucn 1 bdrm • den, ,.,.., Rey llo01r41t Rltr batlls Boat docking 141·772t ON THE GOLF COURSE handyman $350 & am lee Dramatic view nome· furn 539-6190 BEST ' Incl piano & pool t1ble, 90 to 120 days or 7 S2500 Ready nowt Futuristic 5 rm mo 720· 1762 anyllme 2 ba dshwshr for mom leisure patio $495 ~ lee LIDO 3 BDRM $1600 539·6190 BEST lee *•LIDO REALT'f** Virginia 673-1323 Lido Isle b11ytron1· 3 br, 2 ba winter rental. garage $2000/mo. 675-4646 Reduced 10 rent lull 3·• Br formal dining dbl gar pool nome $695 Eulslde 53g...5190 BEST lee FHataia OPElllOHE TOMORROW, 2·6 PM 703 Iris -$219,000 Walker & Lee Rell Esta1e 759-1501 available Security build· ~--~~--- Ing A wonderful buy at Coaaercial $345.ooo PrtJ!r!J 1250 UH ISLE UYFllllT UH RULTY ;;;;;:-;;-=iiiiiiiiii;;;; Annual lease 3 bdflTI. 3 v~MM\ FoA AeNF4 ABSOLUTELY FANTASTICK OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX .7•.1•00 ba, nk::ety turn 40' slip e • Grea1 commerclal Jo-S4000/mo Founllln Vllley 4 Bdrm. $775 Fencedy11d& g1rage Kklt & pets welcome 863-1500. SPYGLASS 4Br ~~~~~~~~~ cation. Balboa Pen at tile UH llUL TY tun zone (207 Palm) tl•-taOO Tradewtndl Un-IHFHIT WITII HOI Ll41 l1lo 3 Ir. 2 la. Good trn;ome-prlc:e re-•-Agen1.nolee. NOW ONLY surpassed ocean vl-s $ 98 000 0 A N A E C 0 A P 1 , 851-9135, 01 720-1704 Across the st from the beach, and owner Costa flleaa 4 ~11.'9 ,,~~~~t~YJ~!~. D•tl!X!',U.itr 1300 wants lO carry lhl' loan for you Offer 1110~000J1• 211 No loan lees, no closlng GIANT DU LEX: 7 bdrms. " c;oste Moneco with OC 6 garages Npt Hgllls. your down payment 22 3 AVALON view 14 Rue Vlllers $260K or? 975-0142 • Broklll' 640-9019 0 Pen wk n d s 1 . 5 I .I. OotHlrtat IM~IH 2BR 1'1\BA $98.000 640-1538 f )(Int toe. nr Nwp\ ler. ..n 243 E 22nd CM -----above 111 Ude. S525,000 . 979-8330 BLUFFS 3 Bd, single level, 10% dn-12•1. Int. Owne< 2Br Condo nr SC P18l& S 165,000. 2007 Ba)a. Musi sell 548-1936 S R LTV INC Owner. pool. spa, SIOK or Danae Corp Cell ~--~-----COB EA , · 1essdwn.S700mo.atttax 851-9135or720-1704 lacoatPror 1350 5-6670 S87 .500. 556-1626. BY OWNERS $25,000 7 llfTS I iii7iii7iii5iii-2iii5iii6iii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii price reduction. Partner-only 5 yrs newl Btfl East-1' e 111 p d Is 11 o I u 1 Io n side toca11on. Owner has duce d to $4 00K 673-2943 IU-7141 ~~~~~~~~~ Under $500 newly redone Ocean Iron! 5 Br. 3 Ba 2 Br w/encllO gerege + Duplex, yrty s 1875/mo °' bltln1 nit easy terms winter S 1500/mo Xlnt toe 539-6190 BEST Rily lee Wkdys 2131285-2261 BHt. ltacli u 4o VIiie Balboa Condo Prof Mr. 28a. trpk. qrovnd Hr. dee. compl furn, 2Br 2ba, $675 mo Avail Sept 1 No Ir/den, dining rm. flm rm. pet 714-898-9611 poottapa Beaut llU. ocn, .,....---------b 1 y 111 es L ea 1 e 3 Br l'"t Ba Condo, range . S 1500/mo 1·997-3000 oven, refrlge. crpts, drps. eitt 191 dy. or ev/wlmds poor $620/mo Near 1-771-0426. Slater & Newland D11y1 645-4212, Eves 548-0435 POil llOllE $259,500 2br 2ba Condo moved out ot area • Is a I 3 BA 2 on Ille water In Newport llquldattng local Invest· ILIFFI FllllT ROW ulet lcx;at on Ba. Bay. lleart of Newport ments Annual Income of compare with this 4 bdrm, fam nn, 5 ._ ______ _ bath, formal dining, 3 trplcs. 6 car garage. a FllE SEUOTIOI Ho .... UafarailliH Budget 3 Bdrm 4 lam hm 2 Gtatral 2202 Ba upgraded kltch + gar kids ok $545 & am lee 2 Br oceanfron1 wlgarage 539-6190 BEST Any lee $850/mo yrly l••••r I Wliter Easily yours lovely spilt tevel3 Br 2 Ba pool llm Large pool & jacuzzi. Come to the gate 2Br starter hm $79.900 and ask for 3 Yorkshire, 759-1931. 3Br 1'1tba hm $97,000 3Br starter hm S 110,000 OPH HJLf 1·1 3Br 2ba home 1124.900 3Br 2ba home $132,500 HELEN B. DOWD 3Br 2be pool $135,950 3Br 3 patlot $139.000 ".'.'.; REALTOR, lllC. l ••-OlJ• 4Br 3b1 nome S148,900 ,.,. ,. CONDOS $79,900 & UP .. lfol!I TERRIFIC VALIE HHIFIO PRICE! 4 BR plutl Emerald Bay ocean view nome 3 BA.'s plus 2 dens 111a1 could serve as 5th end 611\ bedroom• Private. se- cur1ty gal&-guerded com-• munlly Private tennis t•fCRllT u AORl snd pool S925,000 Ask • n ror David Hlrachler or Charming 4 Bdrm pool Rod Daley 644-7020 llome on finest street, LlllO RUL EITATt French doo11. oak cabl· nets. coontry kllcllen. 2 TRAllFEHH 11rep1aoes. S4 t5,000. lo1llur lllty. tlt·UlO OPEN Till 8 PM A lllOAllll IESTYALIE .,., ... Husband In NY wants fasl • ,._ U. I I I 14 "ii \ '"" sale Young 3 Bdrm 2 ba Real1or1, 675-6000 A gtamourous "Ver- sailles'', the l11rges1 model In the Dune Townllomta Soaring ceilings, tots ol glen. 4 bdr suites. family rm or den. 2 flrepl1oes will\ 101al privacy betide the sp1 and solar neated pool $695,000. Lucy ROH 644·6200 'I ' "'" •• Ill '•II ~It I 1111 wttll 2 llreotaces arid 31~~~~~~~~~ car garege on a deep 1- deep 101 Gresl area WAIT Tl In ctose to beach. Jllow 01y Oil OF UT UOU $167,950 751-3191 Wiii exchange n-hOme j Macnab·lrvine SElECT acres with avoc1do-1tme Atta1 llH"tfl !p In FALLBROOK 1 07 PAOPEATIES grove. ~34mile11om golf E PAY SIOO LEAD FEE club Exch for home Of for any houees 11\el need d le 1 N t Sch CdM to be moved or wrecked Sell idle Items 642-5676 up x n wp ' 850-<4133 "' ................ oiriCiMiii.iOwiineiriie40ii·i7·2~40liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 lllOUYll TtWlltll COLDWeLL BAN~eRt.l LITTLE ULllA llWI 1441,000 G rand Canal -delightful 3 B.R, 2 Ba Cape Cod in perfect ron- dilton. Open beamed celling, brtck fireplace, cozy kitchen & 2 patios Dock for two 18' boats. Probate saJe -bring all offers. Lowest price on water'! IN NEWPORT CENTER ·644-9060 T etalh 11 .. t4tlt4 3 8drm9, ~ b1th1, pool 1nd ape Etev1n1 '350.000 ueurntblt flnenctno Full prtce $550,000 *Cote Realty & In vest mt>nt 1M-11H I e If It's qot e handles e you'll gr~b a sate • ••ster In • 01lly Piiot e cl111lfltd e 1ds. Qlll 642-5671 llreplaca. RV ICCeU .. lid s YIEW • 1441,100 S148,000 financing by wal" to 0 Vllla~e ec. S43,800J 759-1501 or Hlgl1Jy upgraded with gar· owner. bldg & parking. lew or 752-7373 den entry and mu Ill-level R II c c_._1a_1_1n_a_B0_11_t_s_11_p_a_v_a1_1 w~ & LEE tJ 0 ar41t •!tr• $I 75 ""'' 11 675 1570 living areas. Large and n ... v • spacious living and din· 141· 7l2t OllHlllH UCl IY n--~ Es~ tng areas • gourmet ~~~~~~~~~ o••E COi TOWlllO ftCdl ~ kitchen. Separa1e mas1er -IU" ME aulle & VIEW of greenery CHARMING 2Br. 1 Ba 3 bdrm. 2'1t bath. cust and llgl\18 Owner has house. Colla Mesa, lhruou1 Shutters, air moved and winta 10 sell $83.000 Terms 548-6680 cond , oak_, blr, brick E&1y to -631-1400 OPEN SUNDAY 1•5 patio. etc $209.000 Call EASTSIDE C.M TRIPLEX 362 Grenoble 4 bdrm, OWNER 631-0710 8 7 x grosa S 17 1,000 - ~Al I Ht l<O'IT famtty rm condo Pool & llUltR RIME S 19,620 annual gross H(}MI ~ 1--. tennis co\H1S Great Baell 1-602-299·8969 ., -Lowe11 priced Lautremont RE"L EST ... TE Bay loc S 121.300 Coas1 4 Br 3 Bl Newpon ocean front 131-1400 & Coon1ry Alty 646-8181 Ocean & clly llghi views 1rt-ptex, prime location ---------HLUlll Cllll Otvoroe ule $545,000 673-7873 FUTAmonm WATH YIEW Very private 1tree1. So. Laguna. Beauttful 2-llory. 3 bedroom Re- mo d a I e d -11 k e newt Outetandlng llnanc- lng-12% "'1 10~. down Bink owned. Priced 10 Hll IHI. Cell Merta Barcovltz. GE 759.9100 --------.1 .. ' • • •. "J• Ddebout Bay&Beoch Real Estate •'4111"1 tlCfU_fflfC'f IJ#CI fMt lllYlllE TEllllOE Rift Irvine T l(fl09 tour bedroom home. On '" land. F1mlly room wtth wel ber Llrge kitchen wltll Mllng area. Bulll in berbequ.. Definite ur- gency to Mil. Wiii con- aldtr any r111on1bte otter , $300,000. 131-1300 MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK! Ul ... lllHI '"" .... " ~Cullom Home R~ucelrom S1 eoo.ooo toS79&,000 t7a·Hl1 Ownlll' 2 br, l'lt b1, pool, 675•3211 Bob. Lota for Sale 14 beaut lge yard Steps lo LIDO ISLE 1 9 Acres prime Garden market Ideal for etderl)' Lovely Cape Cod 4 BR Grove near Brookhurst ft, couple Low usumeble 3B d 1 w t loan S 135•000 642•8809 A. ex tr a wl e 01 estm nster, possible 24 Priced 10 sell by owner units $380.000. Agent FHatai• $399,500. r 494-9704 or 495-167'7 Valley 1034 .6.73··-25·2-3 .• 2.13-79·0--9·9·2 '•COSTA MESA. N-pon 4 Br. Condo. Xaaumable Blvd 19,800 sq ft wltll 60 9'f,'ft FHA loan ot LOTSOFllOOM ltlronlage$3S0.000wlth $57,000 Price $98.000 Tllla tine nome has Ill 11 nas S95.000 down. Seller will 968·2297. 963-0867 room ror 4 large cars or carry bal. ~gl. 675-6700 personal workshop 3 Harbor Ridge 111 San lrwiae l 044 Bdrm• plus separate den, Sebastian Make offer 2'h batns. dining room. 644-0377 Univ Pk Tatrece 3 Br Dove< model, 2 B1. llln1 location, walking dis· 111nce to comm. pool Fee elnd $139,500 Jun Laten 752· 14 14 nice pallo and teparate 1=--..,.-~--- d09 run Tilt• ts a rare NHataia, Dt1trt Eutslde offering lor ltaort 1490 $1981·~2 ... 200 Luxurious '1Rui11 Log ,. v nuge 2 bd c:ebln In the mounlalna. S 116,000. NOW ELEGIBLE NEW Cedlllacs IO Go-Carte CAL-VET $75.000 8% What~ lhe F1d Roll 'em otf tile marllll LOAN 714-338-5004 w1111 • c1 ... 111ec::t Ad I.I hc•aa1t 11 -~c~a1~1 N~ow~I ~64~2~-5e~7~8~~~~~~~~~ • ·::~~~, ~<e~"1µ-~ r..trs· ::!: J'~~~~~~~ , ..... ~. <u• • ..,.. • ., owner wlll trade hit equl• o:=:·~-.. ~· :...~. ::: ty or $350.000 lodnoome ._ .., , •• 1• •-•·• -·•• unl1a, commercial bUlld· I SC:ARUS I I I I 11 I'. I A c: [ s H I I' 1· I I 1 I OUFCG I:·' '---~-~....i. A1 • kid t wain I tnn •m•ft , I J I J Wn•n .,,.~n• ••t1.•0 "'' wf\n ..__...___,_.....__. . ..__. • ••• th• •'dttl 1n m,. famil'f 1 I 8 £: G l 0 T 1 .1w1y1 laid l~~m mv I I I I I~ 0 ......... .•. '. • . • ..•..• ... __.. _ _.._...._ .... --L.-J.1..-1. • ~~~·~' . ..: :~, ";~:·"f ~:~ .. ! tng1, aeuon•d tru1t deed•. gold. g<>ld etock• cull wtll WOfk, too Submit. UHIULn ITa·l~OO Turn your unusabfH Into usable ush. C.11 Da ily P iiot classlfl~ 642·5671. Rt1tal1 $650 539-6190 BEST tee UOOll RULTY HOME FOR RENT PHP lllUHMHT Hunll~1on Beach 3 Bdrm 714/171·1171 ~arag~:~:::i: WINTER RENTALS: Avlll· welcome 863·1500 able from S600 to $2000 Agent, no lee Please call for dttellt Oki town ctaulc 2 Br na1 631 -1400 Westcllff 2Br • den. w11 $400's detella 539-6190 bar, nloe garden Per1ec:1 BEST Alty lee coople nome $ 1200/mo Sur1era cletlgllll Wilk to yrly waves cool little •bode Big Canyon Totally re-w/blllns & crp\S S300'• + modeled home wllh 400 lee 539-6190 BEST sq ft , 4 Br Including ~------~ master sulle. ramlly rm, lmat 244 guard g11e $4000/mo 2 to S Sdrms $850-booo yrty WATERFRONT HOMES 631-1400 Corea• ••I Mar 22 Cory studio apt, lull kftc. stngla peraon only $423 673-5844, 675-2858 SPYIUSS HILL Immaculate family nome will\ 4 bdrm• .. ramlly rm . ups1&l1a game rm and badminton court Av1ll· able on 1 yr leaM a1 S2300 per mo. 171 41 67J.4400 121)1 U l·l UI HARBOR 2 bf 2bl patio home Or- angetree Air cond. Rec. r1cll Avall 9/1, S750tmo 559-8030 For LMH 2200 tq. It. 3 Br 3 Be condo. frptt. micro. parquet. pool. 1ennl1, 'rurtterock Vl1t1 Poa 1118 opt 833-2227 WOOdbrldge Condo 2 Br. 2 B1, llr oond, trplc;, 1Qe 2 car gar w/opnr. Avail t t 1. $795.830-0845 , jtlcut rrotc: mejeettc S895 worth mor 539-8190 BEST Alty fM 2Br. 1Be hM. yd, no pell. Rent/IMM: Uigun1 VII Wat8' p1ld 1825 mo lege Townhou11. 3 Br, 2 842·4828 ba, 111. $800/mo Call 640-1637 aner & pm tor 2 Br • 2')1 bl condo. appointment. $750tmo. Av111 911183 Nr Broolthu11t/H1mt11on.1=fi~•;,;•;;;•;.,r;~~-...~;;.::.t Agt Bud 652·8484 tr 2 Br. t11ge tnec:t y1rd. $505/mo. + dttpoa1t1. A\lell 9.3 1970 Maple 545· 78S6 I C""--,...,.,--r--,.,,...,..rl 3 er 1 ea r1m11y rm, goo<I I r~~~Pi~~.;;..~iit toe no pita . $700/mo 548-902 4. 543-&<478 ~----------_'=-" __ ,....,._ __________________________________ _ 02 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aug 25. 1983 'Com~ny or C•lllo•nu1 Mt.IC NOTICE • co•pora11on. PUBLIC NOTICE Pt.ellC NOTICE POOllC NOTICE POOllC N011CC P~LIC NOTICE POOllC NOTICE NOTICE Of TAUaTH 'I SALi! 1647 Coufl Str4'!\I "0 Bil>. 12•° F1cm1ous IUltNllS T t NO 17110 ., UIO TrvatH, flCTITIOUI IUSINIH l'ICTITIOUS IUllNEH FICITTIOUl IUllHIH "CTITIOUl IUllNIH ,ICTfflOUI IUlfNHI NAMI ITAT'UIM!NT YOU AFIE IN . DEFAULT UNDER A ,'!e<J16d) '2no1. -~~~fol 1nla 900\l9 NAMr ITA TlMINf NA.Ml! t TATI MINT NAMI ITATIMINT NAM• ITATIMINT NAMI IT ... TIMINT Th• IOllowtn" '*'°"' •.• "°'"" • ~..-~.,J The fOllOwlng IMl'ton• .,. doing Tile rollowlflO penon 11 <lOlr\Q '"" 1u11ow1no peraont ue do•no Tl'le tollOwlng pe''°"' .,. 001no The followlno pe1eon Is ootng • ... DEED OF TRUST DA TEO 7113179 MICHEUE AXENE bl•alMtl aa vatneae al butlnne el vtlne .. u bullne" H bullriet1 8' UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION lO Dated Augull ~. 11163 Ii.ENS CUSTOM GARDENS, FORERUNNER PUBLICA110N$ SAODlEBACK SELF SER\IE 4 PRIORITY 1 COURIER SERI/ICE. IA) NATIONAL FOOlBAll CXECUTIVE HAIR 7242 ~enwey PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT PuDlltnea Oranoe CoHI 01111y P1lo1 111272 Monleorey Ln • 17 Hullllr\QIOn ANO) LIFE SKILLS LEARNING CAA WASH, 23038 Leke FOf .. I 16342 Atllngton LA11e Huntington LEAGUE ALUMNI/CHAPTER LOS B Westmlni•t .. CA 92683 MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE Aug 18, 2!> Sept I 1963 B•acn CA 926<49 ENTER 803 Viti• Bonita, Newpo<t Drive l egvne Hlll1, CA 92663 ech. Ce 02~7 ANGELES. (Bl NATIONAL FOOT Svun Lynn Oev1C;k 7242 Fenwey IFYOUNEEOANEXPLANATIONOF 460-83 Kennetn H !ilOlll ICl<'22 ach CA 92600 G & B EMtgy, Inc. 23038 Leke ennle MIChH I Penelll 2511 BALL LEAGUE l A CHAPTER 'B Wnlmlnm., CA 92683 THE NATURE OF TtiE PROCEED· Al\ c ... D•~ld Cati Moue41 102 XhOU ING AGAINST YOU YOU SHOULD ---MB11oanctnerC•Y. 9t2n64~ t 7. Huntington On lvcillde M Mc0.1mOll vv3 fotHI Ortv• Lagun• Hiiie, A 92653 nflowtlf T -7, Senta Ana. Cell! GOl 1' CLASSIC P 0 Boa .,947 4411 Plaza I? 138 NB CA 92663 ~ • tat• Bon111, Newport 811t1Ct1, CA lnra 1>ualr1eu 11 condveled by 1 704 F111 01 Co111 MHa. CA 92826 CONTACT A LAWYER Ann M•r"' SIOIU 16222 Mont.,ey 21160 corpo••tlon edy M11rth• Pennell•. 16342 A•· Wllll•m H Folaom, U 9 Fair Or Tnle bvilneas 1• COOOucteCI by· • On Seoiemoe1 1 1 · 00 Ln • 11 Hvnt111gl{)fl Beacn CA l hla bva111ess I• con<1uc1od by •n Oon•ld A B•ow11, P1e11oen1 ion Lrt . Huntington Beecn. Ce • 101, COii• MOH, CA 92626 0"""11 oar1ne ... nip ,., M · Tlco• Tttle nee Co•no 92649 n(!tv101.1ul rt111 1t11111m~1n1 wu Ill.a wltn tnt 647 Tn1s bvelne111e conove180 by 1n Svian Lynn D•vlcll ot C tormli, coiporatlon a& duly Kenneth H Stolli luclnde M Mc0111mo11 Cour11y Cl.,k ol 01eng11 Coun1v on 1111 bu1tnH1 11 conducteo by 11 lndMcJu111 Tlltt etatemenl wH 11190 wllh 11"' •PPOln vs Ide und11t enO NOTICE HEREBY Gii/EN lhilt Tn11 1tetem1m1 was llled wllh me Thll elll1111111nt Wdl fllell will\ the July :27 , 1983 e1a1 p11rtnerahlp Wllllam H Fol10m I County Cler~ of Or•n119 County on Ovflvl nl to Deed or Trull rliCOfdOO sealed ProPo• will be ieoe<ved by County Clerk of 0111ngo Counly on ounty Cler~ 01 O,eng• County on F22 1Ni nnl1 M P•nn11lle Tnl111ateman1 wlla 1116<! wnn lhll July 2? 1983 f 1 August 30. t919 os mal No 44342 the City ol Co51• et•. lo wit 1 he Avo 3 1983 ully 21. 1983 Publ1tn1t<1 Or11111e Co111 Dally n11 11e1emen1 w11 111oa wlln 1ne Cov111y Cl11rlo. ol Orange Counly on PvbhshlfOOk 13291 page 1993 ol Omciel Cny Council P 0 • 1200, Coa111 FW1Z3 F221205 P1101 Avg 4 11 18 25 1983 nly C1etk 01 orange County on Auo 2, 11183 P 1 1 A 4 11 18•25 t983 ., Recoros on 1ne ottice ol tile County Mesa. Celitorn11926 on o• before PublliheO Orijng,; c0.,1 Oerly Puo11•nea orange CoHt Dally 4440·83 vgust 2. 1993 F22201« 'o uo " Record•• ol O•eno• County Cell Ille noui ol 11 00 • m n Thursday P1101 Aug 18 25 Se1H 1 8 t983 1>1101 Aug 4 11 t8 25 1983 F222022 Publ..i.to 01er19' Coaat O.Uyl ' •439-93 IOfnla S~t&fT\ber 8 1983 II hall be the · ' 4681 83 4330·8:J PUeLIC NOTICE PvDllahed Orange Cont Oally Piiot Auo 18 25 Sept 1 8, 1983 PUellC NOTIC[ WILL SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION rosPQnSlbilllyortnebld rtodellver PUotAugvSI II. 16.25.Sepl 1, t983 45?5·83 TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH his bl<! lo the Clly Cler $ Office Dy FICTITIOU8 IUllNHI 4!138 83 OR CASHIERS CHECK. (payablll at tne pro""r announced rns BIOs wlll ouollC ""'TICE NAME STATEMENT • FICTITIOUS I UllNllS time ol 5alo In law1ul money ol lhe be publlGIV OIH!ne<I ar 1ead 11loud Thu lollowlng person1 ere dOl!'lg PUBLIC NOTICE rhe following per&0ne are dOlllCj .. -PUBLIC NOTICE rug m.1 1----------1 NAME 8TATEMl!NT Unlle<I States) at the South tronl 1tn· at t 1 00 am or 11s tnerealler FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NOTICE OF TRUSTIE'S SALE buslneH ea Pt.ellC NOTICE business as !ranee to Ille ala Orange County ea precucable on nvrSO•y. Sep· NAME STATEMENT T.t . N0.17110 SOLAR ELECTRIC POWER SYS· NOTI CE OF OE ATll OFI NORTH HILLS PHVSICAL THE/\· Courthouse.1oca1ed1n1he200bloc~ 1embe1 8, 1983, ,,, the Courictl lne lollowlng pe•son 19 oolng YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER AI TEMS 245 Mag11011a. Coa1a Mesa Fl~!MITEI08UTs.•,uE~EN~8 Aon W . Joboson aka Ana APYANO BACK SCHOOL 1211 w ol West Santa Ana Boulevaro (Fo•-Ch8mbers, Cuy Hall 77 Fair Drive, business es DEED 01' TRUST OATEO 7/13179 Ca 92627 "" .. .., "' 00 H m&rlyWes1 6thSt).San1eAn• Call· Coste Mesa. Ce11torn1& 926?6, lor D AND R AUlO WHOLESALE UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO Slephoro R Byre!\, 245 Mag11011a Tile following person II Ooon~ W ioUrt d Jobosoo A N O OF Lam~n Roid Suite 1 la a~ lornla all right. 1111• and 1nte1&1I con· tne lurn15"lng of LABOR ANO MA· tJ216 Hart>or Bivo . Garden Grove PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT SI Cott• Mase. Ce 92627 Sl~ReseBOasR P001•TRY GROUP P E TITION T O AOMlN I S-Ca~~:~'· s~!:11no M 0 A Pro-veyed 10 ena now neld by ot under TERIAL TO INSTALL A CLAYTON CA 92643 MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE LaayGlervm, 256 SanJoeQutn St. " " 'ITER E STATE NO A l 1950" C W 141d Deed 01 Trvsl tn tne ptoperty OYNAMOMETER. MODEL Cl-200 D•nlel J Nic:t.erton 12361 IF YOU NEED 14.N EXPLANATION OF Laguna Be•cl'I. Ca 92651 90 Harbor Blvd Co1111 Mesa CA • " less1on111 orpor11ion J61 E flllte• I 100 Id C I d Stale A I I I · 0C T b 1 I d ed b 626 . . Blvd la t1ab•8 Cehrornta 9063 I II v• '" sa oun y an 001t1ona sets o 1he spect 1. Aspenwooo Ln G«1rden Grove CA THE NATURE OF THE PR EEO. n1s vs neas s con vet v " ~i Ja• lip•in 0 P M .3010 Perk To all heirs, benef1c1aru.>s. This business is con<luctlld by 8 de11er1be<I as cations may bo ob1a1noa at tne Of· 92540 ING AGAINST VOU, VOl• SHOULD l11T11tll<I partno•1n1p ~ , ~ .• " lot tS ol TRACT NI .lJ63, 1n the hoe ol the Putcnas1ng 14.gent al 77 This business 18 concJucteO by afl CONTACT A LAWYER Stephen R Byzek wport .. 218, Newport Beech. CA l'r1•ul\rir& anu contingent corpore11on City Of Costa Mesa, County Of Or-1Fa1r Drive, Coal& Mesa Calllornla 1ndlv1dual On Septeonber 7 1983. at 9 00 This statement was llled w1H. IM . t'n•<.l1to1 s or Ann w Johnson I ~~~;~.~~~;:;~~·~~II~ ~1:::i~~d~ •nge, Slate of ca111orn1a, as P<J• map Bids should be 1e1vrn&d 10 1he a11en-Daniel Nickerson AM Tlco• Tolle insurance Company County Clerk 01 Orenge County on H11s bustr111ss ••conducted by an anti pt•rson.lt who may be C Cl k 1 0 C 1 recordeO 1n book 112. pages 37 and lion ot 1118 City CH!rk. wllh1n sa10 TnlS 518111ment was flled with tile of Calllornte a co1pore11on u ouly July 27 t983 ndlVldual otherwtS(' rn\t•n•st~.od "' th..-Ji~~"11X 19883 ° tenoe oun Y °" 38 Inclusive of Ml~ellan6QUS Meos time limit. 1n e s1taled 1tnvelope, Counl Clerk 01 Orange County on lappo"'lll<I Trustee under and f221901 Joel J Lipkin 0 P M I In Ille ottice ol tna county reco•Oe• 01 1den11fled on ine outside wot II 1ne Boo •vg 5Y t"83 puisvao\t to Ooed ol T•u•t 1ecorded Publlsned 01enge Coas1 Dally 1 n1s '1a1emen1 was Ille<! w11n 1ne WI I .mdiur l'Sl<lle F22061'0 " " P 8 25 983 ~ Cl k t O C t Publlslled Otange Co111 Ollty said county nem Numoer and 11\e Opening Date F2:t2302 Avgvsl 30 1979 es onSI No 44342 llOt July 4 11 I I 1-..ounty er o renge oun Y on A pt•U\lun has ~n f tll'(J PolOI Aug ~ 11 18 2!1 1983 TruatOf or record owner Wilham H Eecn t>oO sroall spec;1ty each ano Pvbhsnea Orange Co.ill Dally In book 13291 page 1993 ol Olllco11I 4434·83 Uvly 21 1983 l> R ·h 1 L J h , d 4294•83 Mltche41, a widower eve•y 11em es set fortn on tne spec1h-Pilot Avg 18 25 Sepl 1 8 1993 Aeco1ds '" 111e office ol tne Countyl F221139 Y re arr o nson c;n Tne slreel eadress and 01"8• cations Any ano all e.cepuons 10 .,51 63 Recorller 01 Orange County Call-, PUBLIC NOTICE Publish.a Oranoe Coast Delly 1 sally Ann Whaley In thl' Su-Pt.ellC NOTICE common <1115ignat1on. 11 any ol the tile speclllca11ons must be clearly torn1a P1to1 Aug 18 25 Sept 1 8 1983 perrur Courtu! Orang£· Coun- real prope<1y Oesc:t11>ett above 1$ stateo In tne bl<I, and lallwe to set Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE INVITINO BIDS 4537 831 h· R ·h· d L NOTICE INVITINO 8fOS purported 10 be 3092 Ceylon Road, 1or111 any 11om In 111e spec111ca11ons PUBLIC HOTICF TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH llD ITEM NO. 517 ty requeMrng l at 1' c;r BIO ITEM NO. 597 Costa Mesa. Calllornla Sllall be grounds tor re1ec11on ot tne OR CASHIER'S CHECK. \peyable 81 NOTICE IS HEREB'Y GIVEN 11181 PUBLIC ..,.,TIC[ Juhnsun and Sally Anni NOTICE IS HEREB'Y GIVEN that The vn<le•stgnect Trustee d1sc1a1ms b•O NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S BALE ume ot sate In lawlul money ot tne seoted proposals wlll be IOGelVtld by m.1 Whaley IX' appornltd a£ pttr· sitale<I proposals w111 be receovtl<lby any llabllity lo• any lncorrec1ness 01 Each boa shall se1 forth the lull T.S. No. 0-03429 U1111eo s1a1est at 1na South tront en· ~e C6ty 01 f0:t~ ~858·,;~w'h The FICTITIOUS BUSINESS sonal represent.alive to ad-tne Clly ol Costa Mesa. to wit Ttie tne s1ree1 tldd•ess end other com-namllf and 1es1dences ol all persons Unll Code O toance 10 11le old Orange County 11Y ounci 0• · 0918 NAME STATEMENT City Council p O Bo• t200 Cotta mon Oeslgnallon 11 any snow nete-and pa111es 1n11t1ested 1n the Loan No 11120028·4/Lot>Dan ICourtnovse.1oca1e<1 In tne 200 block Mesa Calllornla 92626• on °1 before Tne louowin person 15 doin minister lhl' est.ale u! AJm W I Mesa Celllo;noa 92626 on or belc*e on pr~osal II the bid is by a cotpor-HERMES FINANCIAL CORPOR· of Wes1 S11nta Ana Bouleva•d (For-tne nour·ol 11001 m on Tnvraoay. business as O g Johnson (under the lndep(·n· the hou• ol 11 00 am on Tnvrtdlly Seid sele will be made. bvl w11nou1 auon stale the numes ol lhe ottloers A TION 1me11y West 6tn SI I Santa Ana. Calo· September 8 t983 11 Shell be the GRAMME PUBLICATIONS 3258 dent AdmtntSlratmn of F.&· September 8 1983 11 sna11 be the covenlll'lt or warranty 8'Press o• Im wno can s.gn en agreement on a9 duly app01nte<1 Trustee under the lorn•• all 11gn1 1111e and 1n1eres1 con-1 ~~spb~~stib•:•~y 0~ 11hegid~~r ~'~~v:' Tu, lock or. Costa Mesa CA 92626 tales AC't) The ,.,.,tition LS set responS1bll11y of Ille b•dd&• 10 dellve< pfle<I. regarOtng 11t1e, possession. o• behall ol the cot porat1on ano followlng dese<lt>ed deed of trust veyed to a11d now neta by II under s 0 e 1 Y er 1 c Y Mtcnaal A. Gramme Jr 3258 .--n1s bid 10 the City Clerks Olttee by encumbrances. to pay tne unpaid wnelller more tnan one oll1cer must WILL SELL AT PUBLIC 14.UTION TO said Deed ot Trust 1n th• proper!y tne proper announced time Bids will Turioci.. Or Coste Mesa CA ·92626 for hearing In ()\.pt. No 3 at tne p1ope, announced ume Bids ..,11 belanco of the note<,st secvte<I by sign II the bid by• e partnership or a THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH a11vated on said County and State be f1u~cly opened end r~~d al~vd Tnis business Is cono~ctect by an 700 C1v1c Center Dr. W est, I be publicly openoa ano read aloud said Deed ol lrust, to-wit joint venture. Slate tne names and ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR oescrobed as 81 8 m ·or 88 soon erea ter lndovlaual S A • C A 92701 & 1 at 11 00 am Of as soon ther11att.er $82,938 451es11mate<1t. Including a~ addresses of all general parlnars CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN Lot 15 ol TRAC I N) 3363. In the as practicable on Thursday. Sep-Michael A Gtammo Jr anw. na, , on µ as prac11cabl0e on Tnursday Sep provlOeer 8· 1983• In lhe Council This statement was llllfd wlln the 7, 1983 at g 30 a.m ¥ I tember 8. 1983, 1n the Covnell any, undet 1ne terms of said Deed ot sole proprlelorsnlp or anolher er111ty able 11 11111 11me ol sale In lawtvl ange. Slate 01 Celllornla. ae per mapj gham~s. Cttt H~ll, f7 ;;~2~rl~•· covntv Clerk 01 Orange County on IF YOU OBJECf to the Chambers. Coty Hall, 77 F1111 Drove Trust. lees. cha•ges and expenses ot •hat does 1>us1nees under • fictitious money ot 111e Unlled Stales) 1111 rtgnt. recorded 1n ooo~ 112 pages 37 end 05\8 1 e:i11· ~'L~~~R ANO ·M~r July 27 1983 granting of the petition you Costa Mesa Ce11torn1e 92626, for the Trustee llJ'd ol the lrvsts created ame. the bid cnell t>e 1n tho re&J 111111 ano 1nteres1 conveyed lo and 38 rnclus1ve ot Mttcellaneovs Maps.I me urn 5 ng 0 • FZ2tl03 h Id , h • th 1ne lurn1sh1ng ol LABOR ANO MA by said Dee<! ol Trust ame of the btdde< wnn a Oeslg· now neld by 11 vnd• seld Deed ot In 111eomco ot 1ne counlv recorder of 6~~,:~J:;E~NE~T';;5o~LC~~~~N Pubhshe<I Orange Coasl Dally sh ou ~It dl'r appear at,. e TERIAL TO INST 14.ll A CLAYTON 01Trustnere1otoreexecv1eaanaoe-1c1o11ous name)" p•ovloed, how· scribed TAUSTOR OuncanC LOb·ll•vstor 01 record owne• w1111am H AdOtllonal !MllS 01 tna apec31· g 4<432-63 t1011.S or file written ob.)l>c· Add111ona1 sets ol tne specif•· The t>enellciery unoet said Oe&O atlon following s11ow1no 'OBA (the Trv111n 1ne propeny nere;neller de-saoa county • Piiot Av 4 11 !8 :25 t983 I earing an state you Uu)l'(. OYNAMOMETER MODEL CT-200 flvere<I to tne vnderslgneo • wrlllen ver no tict111ovs nome snall be vsea ban Mitchell a w1dowef ca1ions may be obtalne<I •1 me I· lions with the rourt before cet1ons may be 001a1ne<1 11 11\e 01· Oeclarauon of Oelault end Deman<! nless tnere IS o current regrsfrauon Joan M Lobb11n Tiie street aoarMS • and otllor lice of Illa Purcnasing A.gent 111 17 llCe 01 the Purcnaa1ng 14.genl er 77 tor Sale, and a wtlltan No11ce ot D&-ltn Ille Oronge County Recorder tn BENEFICIAFIV Me1cury Savings and common des1gna11on, 11 any of the Fair Drlllll, Costa Mesa. Celllornlo PllJt.IC NOTICE the hearing Your appear-Feir Or1we Coste Meaa. CaJll<>1nla • laull and Election 10 Sell The under· 8!M! ol corpora1lon1, Include the Loan Aaeocl11t1on real property described Bbove 11 Bid• anoulo be retvrne<l to the a1ten· . a.nt:e may bt> in person or by I BlcJs should be returnoa 10 tne attar>- slgned ceused s.ald Notice ol Oelault arnes ol the Preslrtent, Secretary, recorded January 18, 1980 1111ns1r purported to be 3092 Ceylon Roao lion ol the City Clerk, wtthl" aeld FICTITIOUS BUllNE88 your alt.ornl'y lion ol the Cuy Clerk. w1tll1n S&J<l andElectlon10Sellloberecorde<1ln reasurer.andMenuoe• 210?<41nBook 13473pege386olCostaMeso.Cel1fornla time llmlt, In a sealeO envelope, NAME8TATEMENT IF YOU ARE A CREDI 1om8 llmll 1n e M!&le<I envelope Ille county where Ille real properly ts The City Covncll 01 the City ol Olllclal Recoros In tile otrlce 01 tne The underslgnea Trustee dlsc1a1ms tdenlllteo on lhe outside wllh the BIO The IOllowlng person IS doing • 1dent1t1ea on the oui.1<1e wllh 1ne 9id locate<! osta Mesa reserv1ts th1t right 10 Reco1de• ol Orange County. sa10 any 11ab1f1ty lot any incorrectness ol Item Number and Ille Opening Di le bvsl"i!ss as ITOR or a contingent t:redtt.Or ttem Numbe• and me Opening Dale Trustee or pany conducting 5ale ~e111C1 anv or all b•ds deed ot 11us1 dasc:rlbes the follow-the s1ree1 aodreH and other com· Eeeh bid 11'811 specify each end INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 4 of the deceased, you mus\ h Je Eacn bid shall specify eecf'I ana TICOR TITLE INSURANCE OAT ED Augusl 18. 1983 Ing Lot 15 of Tract 2432, 1n 1ne City mon des1Qn1111on 11 any snow here-I every Item H set torth In the spec;lfl· HOME PROOUClS, 3261 Turlock vour claim wilh the rourt or every nem n sel 1or1n on 1ne ~111. COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA jPvbhsned Orange Co11s1 Deity Pilot ol Costa Mesa. as per map recorded ln callona Any l/\d 111 exceptions 10 Or • Costa Mese CA 92626 J · ~ cauons Al'y and 811 eaceptoons 10 Ttcor Tiiie lnsorl!J'ce :Aug 25, 1983 In Boo~ 76, Pages 7 and 8 01 Mos· Saia sale will be made. bvl wotnovt tne specllicellons must be clearly Gerald Mettew Flores. 326 I I present ll to the personal rep· lhe specifocatoons must be c...,ry 4894·83 cellaneovs Mapa. 1n the olllce ol the covenant or werranly e•press o• 1m· S18le<I "' tne bl<!, •no l&Jlure to 181 Turlock Or . Costa Mesa, CA 92626 resent.atJve appol!lted by the stat ea 1n the Did and tallu•e to &et --------------------------tCovn1y Recorder of sal<I County plle<I, regarding title possession. 0< fortn any Item in the speellk:etlons This bvslneH 11 conovctea by· en court wtlhrn four m onths ro11n any item on me aper.1licat1ons DlllH NDTICIS YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A encumbrances, 10 pay the 1.1np11ld shall be grounds 10• rejection °1 Ille lndlvldval f th d ••• ff l anall be grounas lor rej8C11on ol ttle DEED OF TRUST DATED JANUARY balance ot 1118 note(I) HCurect by bid Gerald Flores rom {' 8 "" 0 ll"S LSSuance I bid 11. 1980 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· ae1d Deed ot Trull, 10-wlt. Eeoh bid sll&ll set lorlh iroe full Thia st111emen1 WBS lllect wllh the o( letters a.s provided '"Sec-Each b•d s11a11 sel lortn tne lull -------------------------~TION TO PROlECT YOUR PROP-$82,938 •5 (esttmateat. 1ncludlno aa nemes and residences 01 ell persons County Clark of Oronoo County on tion 700 of the Probate Code namM ena ret1dences 01 e11 persons Gro c Or'·go and Bernard ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB· ptov1ded In said note(•). edvencea.11 andpo~:1r'l?~hel~~~r~5s~ed 8 ~~ polh~ July 27, 1983 ,..22 ..... of California The time for 1 and parllet 1nteresled 1n the WOLTERMANN HERMAN BERNAR D WOLTERMANN. passed away on August 23, 1983 in Cost.a Mesa. Ca Beloved brother of Elizabeth M H opkins of Downey. Ca .. Margaret H llunklng of Paramount. Ca. Mary E Aipperspach ,,f Cottai-w v"' · "' n UC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EJ(PLA· eny under the ltlfmt or 14ld Deed ol pto Y ' ' r 1.._ proposal II tne bid 11 Dy a cor"r J W oltenna.nn of Lincoln. NATION OF THE NATURE OF lHE T1v1t tees. energes ena e~penaea otj11"°"· slate the names ot the oflleets Put>llshed Orange Co1111 Daltyl(illng dorms will not el(ptre e11on. ~tate the namotS ot U•e olllCll•~ Arkansas a former memberiPROCEEOING AG41NST YOU YOU the T1us1ee eno ol the truats c•eelecl wno can Sign an agreement on IP1101 Aug • 11 18 25 1983 prior to four m onths from th£• wno can !l>Qn 1111 egreement on of the Ne~port H arbor Elks SHOULD CONT4CT A LAWYER by sa•d Deed of Tfvll b~h:~' ot 111~h corpora~::; •n9~ 4438·63 dale u! lhe heanng n oht.'t.'d behell ol the corpore1ton and 31 t 1 Dublin St Cotti M... Ce The t>eneflClery under u ld Deed w e 11' more an one 0 mu bo wnetr>e• mo•e tnan one ott.c.e• must Lodge. :: 1767 B P E.O .. he 92626 · ol Trusr heretofore ••ecvt.O and de·1sign ff tile b•d by a 8 P••lne<snip or 8 P~LIC NOTICE a ve a•gn 11 tne b•d oy a a pet1nersn1p or a was a pauitrng and decorat-(II o street add•esa or common livered to the vnders1gne<1 a wrlnen )olnt venture. state tne names •nd I l YOU MAY EXAMINE the 101nt venlUle stale tne names ano mg t.'Ontractor her e in Cost.a 01111on•t1on. ol prope•ty 11 snown Oecleratlon ol Delavlt •n<I Demand =~~r~~~· e~: •~Is ~~e8~,g~~~n1':! FtCTITIOUI IUSINl!SS file k epl by the toun. It you addreuas or all gene1a1 pa11ners. r-_ above. no warranty Is oiven u 10 II• 101 Sale. ano a written Notlee of O&-I • ur r NAME STATEMENT are interested rn the est.ate 1and 1oont ven1u1ers 11 thll b1dde1 •s a Mesa, '-41· for many years. completeneat or correctneaa)." Tile fault end Election to Sell The under. sole proorietorship or another entlly Troe 1o11owon person Is doing h • solft propfle1orsn1p or anornor entity Visitation will be held on benoflc111ry unaer Sid Deed ol Trust. signed cause<l 141d Nollc.e ol oeraunlth&I <loes buatnest under 11 flclltlous butiness as O !you may serve upon 1 e ex lllal does oosmess undef a l1Ct1tb0us Thursday August 25 198:J by reeson 01 e b•eech or det1u111nlandElect1on10Se11tot>erecorde<1 1n neme 111,enbtab'd"oell bewtthln tned re," I BODYGUARD MOULDINGS eculor or admrnrstrator, or name 111e b•d snail t>e 1n me real · • I h h h Ille I ...,. I name 0 1 • 1 er • es g· h f h I h b dd ltl d al 5 OOPM Rosarv wtU be the 0011ga11on1 secured 1 &ieoy, t e county.., e<e rea P•O,........ ·Y s natoon 10110 ng sno no OBA fthe 18090 Beach Blvd Suite 10 Hunt· upon t p attomt·y or l e e x-name o t e 1 e• .,.., a uio· . • ~ nerelolore eJo:ecvted end dellve1e<1 jloca1ed w• wi 1ngton Beacn 92646 d t at and nation following sn0W1ng OBA """' recited on Thursday at 10 the vnde•aogo•eO a written Decler· Ttu5tee o• pa11v conducting aale rictitoovs nemel provide<! now· Adrien oenn1a Cole 9352l•'CULOr or a mJnts r or. fochtoous n&!TMll p•ov•ded how 7 OOPM at P1en't' Brothers •Hon 01 Deravn and Demand lo• TICOR TITLE INSURANCE e•r no 1•ct•l•ous name shell b8 used Sunr1dge Dr l'4vn1ing1on a88cn CA f tie with thl' rourt with prt.>of e••" no hc1o1oous na'™' snell be ..el>t vnies~ the•e os a curten1 reg1watoon ~,i ., , • .ii, • • ., '• , M~r~ of Ch Lian Bunal end of elec11on 10 cause the undllf 1Ticor Tille lnsvrenc• case 01 corpoO ration/ Include the Thos busineu os condvctea by an s\.altnJ( thal vou desire Spt'C'lal w11n 111e Orange Count) R..cOfder In """ rll> sogne<110 sell said proPetty 10 Hltll\t Company 01 Calot0<n11 • tndlvodval h. ( I f «'B.st> ot co11J0•8hons onctuoe ltle ' ,..,_,, '' wtU be held on Fnday. saod oollgat1ons. and thereetter Ille e corporation ~~""85 ,0: 1111 Pr~ldttnt. Secretuy. Adllan D Cole nohtl' of t (' 1 mg 0 an In· name5 ol tne Pres•det•I Secreiwy '"· ::> '' • •'1 ·' •• August 26. 1983 at 8.00AM undersigned c:eu&ed Slld no11ce 01 1647 Coun Street. P 0 Bo• 1240 ~~~v Cn •i~~7,8~1r the Ctt 01 This atetement WH 111eo wttn llld ventory and .ippra1sement c1f Treuu•er. a11d Manago. l...•htd Mi•.,. 1 at St Joachim's CatholJc breacn enO or etec;tlon to be 1e· u 1a10 Truttee. Costa Me~ teMfvH the rlgh~ 10 County Cieri\ ot Orenga County on est.all" assets or of the pelt· I TM City Counc11 01 tne Coty ot '>4l) ., ... .,J Ch h f u _,,, b . CO<ded December 6. 1982 Ill lnllr Redding. Cellfo•nle 98099 eel II bld July 27 1983 lions or aC'C'OUOL'i menuonro Coll8 Mesa resetv8' tne r10111 to urc o own.1 Y int.er-No 82·426364 1n Ottlclal Record• In (916124 1·4531 ,., any or • 1 FZ210IOe re1ec1 any or all b•d• "llC E H OTHUS HlL llOADW A 'f MOITUAl'f 1 '~ B• tdA 1, L t i t..,1, , ,1 ·' 11 l •l Tl & IERGU O I" SMITH & TUTHILL WEnCLIFF CHAl'EL J, f , ... t..•' ,,,., f llf .Q • 1 • P•CIFIC VIEW MEMOllA.L l'•JU( (y 'le"V M "1 ..1r, C h.aoe1-C1ematorv t'>OO P,ic 1 11 , • .,,, , ,. Nft-<Nl"' 't fi,.•+l t ,f44 ' l ~ouriJ ~ 1 r 4 •J -;J I~ ment at All Souls Catholic tne ottlce of the Recoroer of Or1nge MICHELLE AXE NE gA:,~~~81 18 c'9~ 0 1 Pilot Publler..d orange c oaet Delly in Seoclion 1200 and 1200 5 of DATED Auout1 18 1983 Cemetcrv In Long Beach. County Dated August 5 1983 Au 25 19;;nge 0• •1 Y Piiot Auo •. 11. 11. 2$, 1~. the Cahfom1a Probate Co<lt· Pubhsr.ea Orange Cont 0111~ P0101 r--p · B th Bell Seid Sele wm be m1da. but PvbllShe<l Orange Co111 Dally Piiot uQ 4894•83 ~ Published Orange Coast Avg 25 1983 ...... tt'l"C'e ro ers ·w11nout covenenl or wa,,enty •• Avo 1B 25 Seol 1 1983 D 1 p 1 A !8 l9 25 489&.83 Broadway M ortuary d1rec-P•ess or 1mpllecl regarding 1111e 4647 63 .u Y t Ol u g • • tors 642-9150 IP<>"'sion. °' encvmorenGes. to pay MLIC NOTICE M LIC NOTICE PllJt.IC NOTICE t 983 4663-83 PUBl.IC NOTICE . ---111e remaining ptlnclp•I svm ol tf'le PUaLtC NOTICE I CPP I07I TODD lnoles MCUrea1 NOTICE OF D EATH OF MLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TA°tsTEE'S 8AlE RUTH BLISS TODD. res1-with lniereat 85 tn Uld noie vou ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER "I SOUTH COAST BANK. 890 Beker jJosepbine M . M cC101kt y aka I T 8 No useee Jent of AnahC'trn, Ci Passed r~~~~~~~o~~~~~=<l1~,~7~i.t:~r DEED OF TRUST DA TEO 11103/81 Street Com Mes•. Celllorn1a IJ osepb.lne Marie M cCl01key NOTICE OF D E ATH OF YOU ARE iN' DCFAUL T UNDER A awav on August 22 1983 charges efldupensesol 111e Trustee UNLCSS YOU TAKE ACTION TO 92626 huhle<I wllh the Fe<1e••1 De-ANO OF PETITION TO AD· J ESSIE TRASK AND OF DEED OF TRUST DATED Maret! 6 " ' I PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT potll Insurance Corpor1111on. en ap. 1979 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION Survived by nephews Al end 01 ine llUSIS create<! t>y ••Id MAY BE SOLO Al A PUBLIC SALE p11ca11on to Et1ebl1sn 1 Cou•ler Ser. MINIST E R ESTATE NO. PETJTION TO ADMINIS· TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT and JoyC'e H ollister . Richard ~:f.~S:,111 De Mid on Tnvre· IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OFt~ Branch wnoch appllcatlon was Allt479 T E R ESTATE NO. A ·l 19487 MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SAlE cllld Robert H olJtSl er and day Septambef 1 1983 •t 2 00 pm lHE NATURE OF THE PROCEED-eccepleO I()( tlltno on July 18 1983 T o all heirs. benef1C'1.anes. To aU heirs benef1c1anes IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF 1 , d ' INGS AGAINST YOU YOU SHOULD Tne permenenl locellon ol 11'18 , d' d ' ' THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED severa great-n1e<:es an at !he Chapmen Avenue entrence to CONTACT A Lf4.WYER !proposed b•anch 1, 890 B•ker t r e 1tors an C'ontmgen t creditors and contingent ING AGAINSl YOU YOU SHOULD neph ews She was a res1-tche Civic Cen•er0Bvildlngc, }00 Eut on 09101183 81 1 oo p M . CEN-Street Co111 Men. Calllo•nl• lTl'<l1tors of Josephine M crro1t.ors of JESSIE TRASK CONTACT A LAWYER f Cos M C napmen Ave • range "' 92626 M cCl k d h I dent 0 ta esa. a . ,.., lhe time ol tne lnltlal Publl· TAAL CAPITAL CORPORATION .. OS ey an persons w 0 and persons who may be E•ec::vteO by PLAZA DE CAFEA sinre 1965 a Conner resident cellon ol this notice 1n1 101111 ine duly 8PP01ntea Trustee under Any petaon wtil'lino 10 comment may be oth.erw1se interested othcrwu;e interested in the l lD A CALIFORNIA LIMITED ' S ' end pursuant to Deed of Trust re-on thll 11ppllcet1on may Ille his corn I d PARTNERSHIP ori Sept t6 1983 at o( Beverly Hills he wa.s a amount of Ille unpaid balance 01 the co•de<J on 11116181 0 Document ment• In writing with ine Reglonel tn the Wtll an /o r est.ate; will and/or estate· 9 15 AM CHICAGO TITLE IN professional In her field of oblJg::J0J',:C~;fv~r ~~~ :_~;;:'.~!; No 16580 eootc 14291 Page 657 Ot Dlreclor ot fhe l'e<le<el Depo111 In· A petJtron h as been filed A petJUon has been ftll'<I I SURANCE co as av1y apPOfnled custom lamp shade making :~ta, expenaes.r an<l lldvances 11 Omcoal Records 1n the ottloe ot Ille sv•1nce Corporation" lta Reglooaf by Colleen M M cCloskey rn by DONOVAN M THU RN Trustee unoe< ano pursuant 10 Deeo Services will \M, held on Fri-$90 143 09 The total lndebtednees RecorOe< ot Orange County Call-OlllGI. 25 Ecker Streel. Sulle 2300. lhe Supenor Court o f Orange 'n thft Su,.,..nor Court o f Or-ot Trull recorded March 19 1979 • tornte e•eculed by PAMELA R Sen l'ransc1te0. CellfOfni• 94 tOS 11 1 "' '" ., inst No 26697 1n 1>oo1> 13072 day. August 26. 1983 at belno en eaumaie on wt11en ll>elSMIT>i AN UNMARRIED WOMAN any person deSJrM to protest ,,,. County requesting that Col-ange County requesting that page 1112 ol 0111c1al Reca<ds 1n tne 10.00AM rn Walnut Manor=;'.:'!~~ ~!u~n°;'1~~e;c' 9~~b9= Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION otentlng to lhls flPPllcatlon ne nu• leen M M cClosk ey be ap-OONOV AN M THURN be omce ot the County Recordtl' or Ot Chapel 891 South Walnut. tne dey t>efo1e the Hie Diie Augv11 TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR right 10 do '° II he 115" a wrmen pointed as per.sonal represen -apporntro as .-rsonaJ rep-range County Callforn11 Will Sf LL • CASH (payable at time ol Hlfl In notice of hit intent wtth the Regional d r--I AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST Anaheim. Ca with Rev '· 1983 lawful money ot tl>e Unlle<1Stetesl •tlo1rec1or wi1n1n ts days 01 lne d1te 01 tauve to a mm1ster the estate resent.ative lo admmister thE' BIDDER FOR CASH (payabi.., "'™' Carl M oyer offlc1aung. tn-HERMES FINANCIAL co~?o~ THE NORTH FRONT EIHRANCE TO lhd 18Sf f)IJbllc1111an of thlt noflC• of Josephine M McCloskey estate o f .JESSLE TRASK or sale In lswiul money ol the Unlte<I terment at Sunn yside Cem-99 5810 r11,11ee THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE 1oolTna nonconfld•ntlal ponlon• o! tti. (under the Independent Ad-(under the [ndependent Ad-1S1a1es) AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE te Lo o -h Ca v· B TO S 1 C CIVIC CENTER DRIVE. WEST applleetton are on Ille In the Regional t ti f Es ,.,., At'\) . f Es A TO THE OLD O!t'NGE COUMTY e ry. ng oo:ac ' IS· y erv ce or~.'"~~ SANTA 14.NA, CA 92701 •II rlont. lllS. Olllce .. pert 01 tn• f)IJl>llC Ille mlln· rrunlS ra .0n ° ta"". . . mmJSlrQUOn 0 tat.es Cl ) COURTHOUSE. LOCATED ON ' 11.auon will be held on P 1 ge 1 and 1nttlfest conveyed to and now 111ned by 1"8 Corpoumon l 1'111 me ts The pet11.Jon IS set tor h eannglThc petition IS set for hearing I SANTA ANA BL vD . BElW~N Thursday August 25. 1983 1 one city~~~· J'e!: ~~!~es~l held by 11 under uld OeflCI ol Trv111n a~11l11b1e for public tnspec:Uon dur· 11n Dept. N o 3 at 700 Civic in Dept No 3 at 700 Civic SYCAMORE ST 4 BROADWAY rrom " OOPM to 8.00PM 92688 i11•)835:6268 Iha property lllvlle<l In 141d County. Ing regullt t>ulln•H hours Center Dr . W est, Santa Ana. Center Or . West. Sant.a Ana. SANTA ANA CA 00000 1111 riont. Ihle Dlr~:ted by Backs K aulbars Published O•ange Coast Delly Calolorn1e dflerlblng lne fend tne<e-Pvbllllled PVllUll/ll to Section CA 92701 on Sept i 1983 at C A 92701 sl:"D'r 7 1983 t end onfef8'1 c:onveye<J 10 ano ~ A 1 8 25 1983 45776311n 30314(btl1toftneRulesendRegv on i:.ra • 'a f181dby1tvna11tsaudOeeoollrust1n Mortuary uguat 1 · 1 LOT 39 OF TRACT NO 7671, IN1 latlons ol the Fedefel Depoatt In· 9 30 a m 9.30 AM 1ne p1operty sitva1e<11n 141d County - -'THE CITY or SAN JUANsvranceCOfporetlon IF' YOU OBJE<.."T to the lF YOU OBJECT lo the endSta1edesct1be<IH .-------·-----------------------------. CAPISTRANO, AS PER Mf4.P RE SOUTH COAST BANK IJ ( th t t ( h All 1na1 certain t11nd 11tuatecl In the CORDED IN BOOK 299, PAGES H By MARY A ALE lgran ng 0 e pe I ton. you granting 0 t ~ peuuon, YtJU Stale ol Calolomte Coonty of Or- REDUCE TODA V 'S HIGH COST OF DVJNG CREMATION -BURIAL AT SEA 1••1Tt.1lll•ll \\tll1 h1111.1I .11 '°"' t11fllllll.1HI" "r d1 '4 fl C,rn 1,11 ...,<. 11 t, ""' V ··•··r "~I 1,.,,,11 H,111•111-. w1ll 1 11111•1 f1111"1 nl "'" • 111111ll1·1o "'''"'", .,. I· W1 "' 111• ,,, w-.1 ,..,. 1t1 .. 11 ,r., u•1v 111 1lw 11.111111 v•1ll1 }Q '1111\ hlt'H"PCi111ftc1'fl''•I ••,111) ()lit !\1·r II I' 'rl~d l,1flli lot 111 It \I'' 111 r•<f 11111(1• do.1!1• ~·IV• I' 1 or I\ 1._lt 1111 111!11•f,lllf1 11tl11fltMl1111t pl1'.t'>1• I ,11i 11f '°"""' I• t 646-7431 ( 24 llQIJRS I -------~--------------------------------------------•id 11 ''"" l 1•1 \f,1 I,,, I 1111 "I'll" ''"II I\ I l I 1· ... , ..... I I I \I ,f ' \ i .. , ... Ill" l't I 'I 1111 11 I '>' \llO'"l l tl (.' 10 ,, T 0 49 INCLUStllE OF MIS-111 \lice Pr11ldent 4 C11n1e< should erther appear at the should either appear at the nnoe. Clly ol Newport ~ch. d~ CELLANEOUS MAPS. tN THE OF-Publl•he<I Orange Coast 01111v heanng and State you objec-hearing and state you ob.){'C ecfltHKI es follows FICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER Pilot Aug 25 Sept 1 1983 lions or tile written Ob)t!C-lions or file wrillen Ob""'· PARCEL 1 OI • map •ecoraed on OF' SAID COUNTY EJCCEPT All 4600-83 h f r-• Jenv&ry 22 1979 1n 9()()1( 1,9, page Oil. GAS MINERALS ANO OTHER lions Wll the roun be ore lions With the l'OUrt before 5 Of Parcel Maps,0Recotds OI Orenoe HYDROCARBONS IN OR UNDER MLIC NOTICE tht' heanng Your appear-the hearing Your appear-County ca111orn1e Sf4.ID LANO WITHOUT THE RIGHT c E .. OT CE Alll't.' may be '" per.ion or by ance may be '" J>(>rson or by E•C81)11ng therefrom ell oil bas TO USE lHE SURFACE OR f'U8LI H AnlNO N 1 hydroce•bona ane Cltr. 01 Ne'W· IF YOU ARE A C REDI-IF Y OU ARE A CREDI-or soo leet t>enea1n 111\l surl•c• ot VERTtCALl Y FROM THE SURFACE pon Beach wm hol<I 8 publ c hearing TOR or a t.'On\tn~cnt C'redltor TOR or 0 ronllngent creditor the above descrobed property FOR THE EX PL ORATION OR OE-on the •PPllG•llon of Tiie Irvine Com· o( the deceased you must file f h d --~-' t fll w1tnou1 tho right ol 1vrt&ee enlry, u II EL OP M E N T OF SAID pany, approve<! by the Planning . ' 0 l e CC't'a:>t..ou, you mus e rBMirved by Koll Cent., Newoon. a ISUBSTANCES . AS RESERVED IN Commluton on Augvtt 4. 1963. on your d rum with the rourt or your claim with lhe l'OUrt or l'••lnft•shlp on Deed Recoroea July DEED RECORDED JANUARY 3 property locetect 111 3• end 36 Rldro; present ll to the personal rep-prt•sen1 tt to the personal r ep-11 1974 In Book 11197. P11ge 89• 01 1973, BOOK 10498 PAGE 901 OF· ""' Ot1v• and 1• 2 and 3 SllttOfd, Of resentat1ve appotnu:d by the resent.auve appointed by thl' 0111e1a1 Reco•ds • FICIAL RECORDS the lollowlno urt lh ( t""· h f •'-· Tne etreet tr<1d1eu Ind Olhe! The street 11d<1reu end ott>e< PLANNI NG COMM ISSION CO wi m our mon '"'court Wll m our monu ... common designation 1f eny ol tlle common design111on 11 any. ot tne j AMEN OM ENT NO 590. • reci.,..t 01 from the date of f 1rst LSSuance from the date o{ first issuance ,...1 pfopeny d~"b.a •l>O"f '* real property de9Cflbed at>o.,. 16 Tne '"""' Compeny, Newport o f letters as provided m Sec· o( letters as proV1ded in Sec-pu1pot18d 10 be 1022 Baytlde CQVe purponoa to be 29666 WOODLAKE Beech. •nd the Metropoll11n Wiie< lion 700 of the Probate Code tton 700 of the Probate Code EH t. Newport Beach. CA 92662 the COURT SAN JUAN CAPO CA Dl1trlct ot South4Hn Cat1toml1, lo. • underatgneo 01sc111m1 eny lleblrty 92111~ Anoe"s 10 amend 111e H.,t>or lliew of Cahfom1a The ume for of CaliCom1a The time for lor any inoor•ectneu ot lh• atreei The undaralgned Trullee di•· Hiii• Pl11nned Community T11111 eo u filmg claims will not explre filing claJma will not expire ad<lreu and 0111er common dMIQ clilm• ony 118011l1y lor any 1ncorrK1-to lnolvd• 2 • ecrea of tne Metro-p rior to four months from th e prior to four m on ths from the nellon u 1my. eroown nereln ne11 of th1 II reel addrHI end other polflen Wete• Oittrlci Re&ONolr tile da f h h rl n o ticed h . ~ Seid ul• will be made. t>ul wt111ou1 common dNlgnetlon. If eny, ahown (Ann••etlOn NO 89) within tna le o t e ea ng date of lhe eartng nou~ coven11111 Of w1rrenty, .. pr"'°' im. he<eln t>ounderte1 of the Plennad Com-above. above. piled. regardlno 1111•. poe-.=or Sela 141ewlll be made. t>ul wUhQvf mvnlty i nd dnlOflll• ~Id lend IM YOU M AY EXAMINE th!! YOU MA y EXA.MlNE 'he encvmbranoet, topay the remlll ng covenant Of werrenty expr"' or 1m-reaervolr ceretekera uH Tne fit~ kept by the court IC you fil k t b lh rt U you prlnelpel eum ol f,.,. no11(1) . ed plied. regarding tllte polMNlon. rx pro~eJ 1teo lnciu~ Ille eddltloft . e ep Y e cou • t>y Hid o.eo ol Trutt wttn 11\t...._1 ancumbrencH . includlno lees, ot • 1 t ecre aire (RH1Jb<IM"°'1 No are mterested In l he ntate, are Interested ln the estate. iroereon. u p<oVlded In teJd notll(a). cnergea and ••P8'1ff• of 1ne Trvttet 734) fO< thrM cu11om reeldentlel y ou may serve upon the ex-you may 1erve upon the ex -advenoe1. ff 1ny. unoer 1111 lemit Of and ol the rrv111 created by fllld Iota. 10 Aree 11 of the Plenne<J Com· a-utor or adm1n111lrat.or. or ecuto r or admlnlllt.rator. or tne Deed ot rruat. '-· ehergN~ Deed ot Ttu11 to pay the remaining mvnlty. end the tlC~t•~ or •n th t ( th h f h npenHS ot 111• TruatN end ottn. pr1nc1pel 1vma ot the note( a) H<:uroa Environment el Doeumen1 (coptee 01 upon e a tomey or e ex· upon l e attorney or I <' NC-1ru111 crealed Dy 1410 Deed or T~11. by s31d Deea 01 Trn11 10 w11. tn• t!.nvtronmenl•I lmpKt Aepor1 ecutor or ad mlnlnrator. and ecutor or administrator, and 10 wll '2.196.6., t 03 (APPfO•l $62,347 26 with 1nterett 1nt r1100 end 1vpponln9docvmentu r .. vell· file with the court With pr oof file wilh the court with proof Tne benellcl•ry vno.< H id d..d from 1102193 " t8 76V. pet 1111nvm able IOf public rtvtew end lnapecUon of service. 8 written requett o( lt'rvit-e a wrllten request ollru11 n..-etotoree•8Cllted ••'4'0.- 8, provided In Hid nottl(I) plue ell • t 1 h I Pt• n n In Q D • P • r I • • 11,,.red 10 1he undeftlgned • Wfltt.,-1 eoiit. cniiroe• end eny i nd ell ea-1ru1n1/714 6<40·2 t97t ll'le PIOPOl•I staling lhat you de81re special staling that you detlre s pecl9l Decta•etloft ot O.fevll end 0eman0 ven()e• $ 1 707 o with 1nterHt w111 111eo amend • portlOn Of Oit tolc1-notice of lhe filing of an rn-n otice of 1he hJmg of an tn-tor Sele. and • wr111en Notre" 01 p... tnereon 1"0 Meo No 63 M> 81 to rec~ty ventory and appral.sement of ventory imd appraisement of teutt and £1ec1IOI\ 10 a.ii The undo.. Tne t>eneflClery unOf'r H id Deed bOlh tll .. llonl Ille Unelll.N4fled vre• •• ( , .. ti f h ll tlgned ceuMd Mid NOllCe Of Oeellult 01 Trvat heretofore e•KvlllO end d• trlef to the Pl1nned Community fP·Cl csuite QS.1e,,.. or 0 u•t' pt> • esllltc asseta or <> t e pe • end Eiecuon 10 Se1110 bl '"°'dtd 1'1 livered to 1ne vnderalgned 1 wr111en 0111rlc1 lions or llC'C'OUnl.a mentioned uons or llt'l'ounts mt'nllon ro tn. c:0un1y whefe the real proi-.rl,\ •• Oeclt rtllon ot Delnult 1nd Oemend NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER In Stttion 1200 And 1200 ~ tlf in S('(.'tlOn 1200 and 1200 ~ of loceflld NetM, Str .. t Add< ... I M for Sale, en<l • wrltren No1io. of De-Gii/EN th•t uld publlc llMt1no will the Qllifomia Probal.C Code t h e Califomhi Prubiite Code Teteohone Numc.f of lruat• Of f1v11 and E1ec11on 10 Sell Th• under. t>e l'lt!CI on 1roe ..eth d•r or S.ptem· R D j)e(ton oonduc11ng e1i. 11 CH~ 81gnt<1cauMd14ld Notte:• ot Otfevh ber 1H3. attrte hOUr o 7 30 p.m . In HU r W 111 • em e r l GERALD A . G ARRETT i!TLE 1NSUAANCE COMPA Y end Electlon to Sell to bl rKO<Cled tn th• Council Ch1m1>er1, 3300 Nn Y lDCHIO l08Z 8 USINESS CENTER 3~55 Wlltlllre Blvd l oe A • tha coun1ywner .. 11e real pr<>P8flY It l)Oft eoui.ver<1. ti -1c:n time •nd HO N e wport Ceattr Dr. DRIVE Mto5 CA 90010 (213) 380-3940 1oeatac1 &>l-•ny •nd •II lnt.,..ttd o.t11one Suite 1555 IRYINE C A 1•715 113,, TRUSTEF CHICAGO TITLE IN· ATEO 7/~Q/93 may tp9Uf end bl ,,..rd tllartott • I .. • • SURANCI! COMPANY CENTRAL CAPlfAl CORPOR· WANDA ' AHOEASEN. CITY N t-port 8eacl1, C A . ttHO {7141 11t ·UH Bv ARMANO c SAUCEDO. 4MT .ATION Cll!AK 714.759.0731 Puhll~hPd Uranga \out SECRETARY Br Otci.. Fo11 \/tee Pretl0411'11 Clly Of Newporl 8eech p bllth~ Or Cola.t ""ll Pil A 18 19 2~ 0.led AUQUll. t083 Pvbll•h orer)o• co'1ef DaUy P1101 l"ublllhed Orenoe Co••• o.11y Piiot I"\... 1u P'I A angl e 19 2.. '"'" Y ot ug • • • Pvbfl'lll<Kt Or•~ Co-•• 011ry ltl10t uo 18. 26 St10I t, 11183 AuQ 25 11183 •~1 Y 1 tit ug 18, • "• 1963 Aug 28. S<w\I 2 II. '963 ~650 113 •&ilH:I 1983 •1662-83 ·11120 IJ3 <48•4 83 I ' • : • I Nll.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE POOllC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE POBllC NOTICE RESOLUTION NO. 83·8& ,.CTITIOUI •UllMll NOTICE 0, NOH-FICTITIOUI a uatNltl NAMI! ITATIMl!NT IU!lll'ONll81LITY NAME ITAllMl NT TIH1 fot10 .. 1ng s><trto111 111 OOlllQ Not!Qe 11 n.reoy given mat ma The 1ouo .. tno peuon1 ere 001ng " RESOLUTION OF THE CtlY COUNCIL OF THE CITY ou•ineu aa und.,•1gnec1 wm not be rHponaibte llww1en •• " NORTH IOLL$ PLAZ A 18•3() for 1an1 deOll or liaOlllHH tonltllCh!CI MF.SA VEAC>E LIOUOR 1~20 OF NEWPORT BEACH D~CLARING ITS INTENTION TO Brookhu,.t StrMI Suite Z04 Foun tly anyone Olh., than my..il on or Ba~er StrHI CO•I• Men Calllornta HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE PURPOSE OF ta•n Valley CA 92708 et1tt1 1h1s ae1e 9282& DETERM INING WHETHER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LLL Par1ner1h•P t84JO C>atotCJ 11.ugua122 11183 Jo .. p11Nanci.2C11s2 Mu11• L•M "SPECl ... L aSSESSMENT INVESTt-ATION LIM ITATION Brookhursi SirH t Suite 204 Faun Sn1rtee C>e•n l •llV"• Niuue1 C111r 112877 ,.. ,.. ..:> • teln Valley CA 9n08 SOS Park Ave Dora Nanci 211152 Murre I an• ANO MAJORITY PROTEST ACT GlF 1931" SH OULD O R V1c1>.1e J Petterson ~8t3 01oe Bolboa 1a1and CA 9266'1 l11gun• N1ouel Call! 112677 SHOULD NOT AefLY TO THE PROCEEDINGS FOR THE W111swor111 Bo11111v1ro. Ar•aoa Co Pv1111s11ee1 Orange co .. 1 Delly Piiot Thomiu Nanci. 291s2 Murre Lane UNOERGROUNDING OF UTILITIES IN ASSESSMENT ~~ea L O••on. 2115 Indian Aug 24 25· 31 '983 4878.33 Laf~1~"11~~~~:'..~:'~~~::1,7.c by 1111 0 1$TRIGT NO, 56 (CHINA COVE) PURSUANT TO THE Sprt11Qs Le"•· Newport Besen. CA on1ncorpc>re1ac 1stoela11on 01h1r · M UNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT ACT OF 1913. 92660 IWIDLIC NOTICE t1111n a prl11e•1hlp 11111 1lu11ne1t 11 c0<1ouc1ed ov e r \Al Joseph Nanci llmlled pa11nersh1p aTAT'EMENT 0 , T1111 11a1emenl w" llle<I wllt• lhll WHEREAS the City Council o f the City Of Newport Paul Hurst par1n11r ABANDONMENT OF UIE OF County Clerk ol 0111nge County on • This •talilmenl was llled with "'" JJIY 26, 1983 Beach Intends to cQmmence proceedings for the forma-couniy Cleik 01 0,11111111 County 1111 FICTITIOUI aua1NE88 NAME ,.221.., tlon of an assessment district, pursuant to the provisions July 19, 1983 The lollowlng persons have eoan· Publllhed Or•noe Cout Delly of the M unlclpal Improvement Act of 1913 (commencing P 1 n 1 0 c ~~1 ~~~:d~=~~ae.~ht:eJ!~~:'0c~~n~-P1101Augus111, 1e,2s S11p1 1 1083 with Section 10.000 of the California Streets & Highways PHu~~~g 11~ 11 r~~g~983°0 1 Y 11011 " "1 he Karai Connecuon." 4S70·83 Code). for the purpose of under.grounding utilities in lhat · • 430S-83 The Kere1 Konnec11011" o• "Th• -----------c C Carrot Conne<:llon" roceted al 20•8 area of t he City known es hlna ove, said assessment P<>tt Weybridge. Newport Beach. CAI PUellC NOTICE district to be known as A ssessment District N.o 56; and PIJILIC NOTICE 92660 or Post Ofllce BoA 2000 Cor-STATEMENT 0 , WITWORAWAL I ona dHI Mar CA 92825 STATEMENT 0' WITHDRAWAL Tne Focllllous BuSlness Name re-FROM PARTNl!RI Hll" W HEREAS. Division 4 of the C alllorrna S treets &IFROM PAlllTHEAIHIP OPERATINO 1erri;111oebov11 was111&e1onSvptem·1 FlcTW;~~:~~:i~:f::AME Highw ays Code which is commonly referred lo as the UNDER flCT1T1ou a 8UllNE88 be• 22 198 l in the County of Orange Th f 11 h I ' · . NAME County on Joan 1 Cummings, 2048 e o owi ng perton 81 Special Assessment Investigation. L1m1tat1on and M ajority 1 he IOllOwlng person hll Port Wey0fl006 Newpc>rt Beach CA wlltlOrawn as a general partner lrom Protest A c t of 1931 provides. ff\ Section 2820 of said Ac t. wiindrawn as a general pertner from 92660 the ua11nersn1p ope.aung undtr the I that before a city council may order the construchon of the partnar\lllP operating under the !his ous1n11ss was conduc1ed oy a 1F•cllllous bu7s0i5neEas na9male 01 8Todm bll I h 1tct111ous busrnest name ol tt1a1v1oua1 ooi.s•y al esl l>Oa Iv any pu C mprovement Or I 8 acqulSlllOO Of any property Progressive Film Proaucttons This statement was ltleCI with lhe Balboa CA 92661 tor public use. where the cost Of .such co~struct1on or 1516 Aockgleri Apt 202 Gltndllla lcounl~ cterk 01 Orange county 011 lhe t1c1111ous oustneH namo acquisition is to be paid in whole or 1n pan by special Ca111orn1a 91205 Ille 0111e 1nd•ca1eo bv the Ille stamp statemenr tor the p1nnershlp wea UMSSments or through special assessment taxes upon lne 11c1111ous business namelabove o111eo on NF~vLEI! N0197~112n61~~9counry ol I d . 1s1a1amen1 lor the per1nersh1p was Pubhsneu Orang" Coas1 Ot111v range an s. the proceedings required by said A ct must be llleo on May 18 19821n tne CountyjAug 4 , t 18 25 1983 Full Nameano Addr..ss 011rie Per followed; and or Los Angeles Tile lull name •nd son w11h<lraw1ng Tnomas G Co•· 1esidence or 1he person withdrawing oleto. 533 Or110 Ave Apl 4, Long 'w I PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 903 H HEREAS, Section 2804 of the Calllorrna Streets ~ 85 8 oan;:;r:~k M•cnenauG Pubhsnec Orange coast Delly Highways Code provides thal the prov1s1ons ol this 1620 Catalina Street Laii.ne eeacn ITATEMl!NT OF 1 P1101 Aug 4 t t 18, 2s, 1983 o L d M ABANDONMENT OF USE OF ,..peclal Assessment Investigation, 1m1tat1on an a1011ty c a111orn1a 926 1 FICTmoue eustNEss NAME ------------ Protest Act o f 1931 shall not apply to 1mprovement 1 Stgnec Gerald Mlcnenaud fhv 1o11ow1no persons have aoan-PUBLIC NOTICE proceedin gs conducted by a charter city. when said city ~:irr~c~1~~h~~!~~ donec the ute or 1he.F1c11110011 Busi-STATEMENT OF WITHDRAWAL has com plied with the provisions ol Section 17 Article XIII This s1a1ern11n1 was fried with 1he ~;~~ N~~sea SJe~~!No~ P~:~Mc':i~ial FROM PARTNERSHIP of the Constitution Of the State o r California, and 'County Cler~ ol los Angeles County Mesa CA 92628 I OPERATINO UHOEA . on date lntllcateCI by Ille s1amp Wll;ofjrn Richard Roousto. 7SO W FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME WHEREAS S t 17 of A I cl XIII o f the C Slit sbovl! Son Jose Ave K4 C1111emon1 CA The lollowlng pe1Son has .' ec ion r. I e · o n U· Fiie No 82-29734 91711 · w11hclrswn aa a general p1r1ner from lion p rovides, tn pert. as follows. FILING ANO RETURN AEOUESTED lhe Fiot1tious Businns Name 18. 1ne par1ne1sh1p operating under the BY 18,,.,0 1o above waJ llleo in oranoe flclllloi./S business name ol Unclt1 "N otwithstanding any provisions for debt hmilation or HURWITZ. REMEA & DivrNCENZO Coun1v on April 7, 1983 Char11es or Southam Cal Buslneu . 660 Newport Center Drive. Ste 1555 Th b d 1 db Qppoftunlly Center 11 12910 Hula•. majority protest as In this section. provided If, after the Newport Beach, Calllornle 92680 di ·~ ~siness was con uc; a y a Garden Gro¥e CA 92640 giving of such reasonable notice by publication and Published by Orange Coast Dally in r~:, us~aterneril was llled with the The 11c1111ous buslneu name posting and the holding Of SUCh public hearing as the Pilot Aug 4 I 1 18• 25, 1983 Couniy Clerk of Orange County on sfatement tor tne Partnership wu leglslatlve body of any such c hartered county, chartered · Aug 12 t983 filed on July 21 t963'" Iha County b d Published Orenge Cou1 Dally ol 0111n11e c ity, or chartered city and county shall have proser! e • PU8LIC NOTICE p1101 11.uo 25 Sepi 1 8 is ,983 Full Name 11nd Address 01 me Per- auch leglslat ive body by no less than four-fifths vote of all · · · ·FllJ732 son W1thdraw1ng Luise love. 10 t5 members thereof finds and determines that the public PUBLIC HEARINO NOTICE 4740-83 Eas1 Chapman. Orange. CA 92667 ' . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1na1 PubllsnilCI OraF1ge Coaal Dally covenlence and nece~lty require such improvements or 1he cnv council of 1he City 01 New· PUBLIC NOTICE P1101 Aug 4 11 1e 25, 1983 acquisitions. such debt limitation and ma1or1ty protest port Beac11 w111 rio1a e public neanng ii !------------ provisions shall not apply . :·and on the epp11ce11ons ot Four Seuons NOTICE OF DEAT H OF P'IDLIC ""'TICE Newport <Anter on property locelaCI I "° ~ l•l the 600 e1oc1< ol Newport Cenle1 Rutb D . Blaisdell, aka R utb ___ ...;....;;.;;;.;"-'-"..;..;.;"'-'-.;..;;..---- . WHEREAS, it Is the intention o f the City Council o f the,orove approve<I by the Pl1nri1ng Deborah Blaisdell, aka Rutbl STA~R~r.,~~:T:~TR~':.A,t'WAL C ity o f Newport Beach to ttold a public hearing t o Commission on August 4 1983 T bor otoo B laisdell AND OF OPERATINO UNDER determine whether the Special A ssessment Investigation, whGc;~~~~es~~!~011~~~~DMENT PETITION TO ADMI NIS·j FICTITIOUI aUllNEll NAME Umltation and M ajority Pro test Act of 1931 shall apply to NO 82·2 11 reques11m11a1e<1by1rie TER ESTATE NO. Al 19Sl3 I The following pet5on hU II h A 0 N 56 IC · .,_ d th w1!hd1awn es a gene<al par1ne1 rrom the proceedings to est ab s ssessment !strict o . •ty or Newport .,..ach 10 amen 8 To all heirs. benefic1anes, tile pertnersn1p operating unoer the Newpcrt Beach General Plan lor d d IBloc:~ 600 01 Newport Center ao 15 (fl' llors an contingent 11e1111ous bus1n11ss name ol NOOR NOW THEREFORE. the City Council of the City Of 10 allow '"" consirucllon of alrr~-dno~ of Ruth D BlatsdeU ELECTRICAL SERVICE ENGINEEA ~port Beach DOES HEREBY RESOLVE ANO ORDER 325-room rour Seasons Hotel with aka Ruth Deborah Bla1sdell11NG 1884•8 Harbor Bl~a · Co1ta . Cl h t I d I lilt es Mesa CA 92627 U follows: ;~~T~~ing ~a~1r~ms~8,;,":~ng•~00~1 aka Ru th Thorn tun Blatsdelll Tne 1tc1111ou1 bu11ne11 name . cockrall lounges end restauranls. and pet"S()ns who may be statement ror the partnership we& Section 1. Description or Proposed A ssessment DIS· ano \he acceptance ol an En-I otherwise interested m the Meo on !>·26·83 tn the County of t rlc t No. 56 and Cost Estimate ol Improvements v1ronmen1a1 Impact Report, (copies will ancl/or est.ate. or:~1~~ame ena Adoress of the Per • of lhe Environmental Impact Report h '--~ ( led anCI supporting oocumenll aie evell· A p<'llllC>O as .....-.:n I I son w11ndrew1ng Mr E1meell The location of t he land. the estimate cost a nd the able tor public review and lnRpecuon by Jane H outs tn tht' Su · Oaghogh. 940 Irvine Ave . Apt nature o f the work being considered within proposed a 1 the P 111 n n'" g o "Par 1-p<'nor Court or Orange Cwn· "~~~i?s~~wp0;~~::chc;!t 92~!i~y Assessment· District No 56 are set forth In the meni/7 t ~-6~02 ~71 ~r~~~ty ty n-questing that Jane H out P11ot Aug 1e 2s Sept 1 e 1983 "Preliminary Report on Proposed Assessment .D istrict No. ~=~·~n ~~e nottnea~~!f; corr:'er ~; bt· <.1ppotnted as personal rep-' · · F217340 66 Undergroundlng Utilities In C hina Cove. dated August Newpor1 Cen111r Dr1ve and Sama r~sentA>uvc to admin1Ster the 4664-83 8 1983 and shown on a map designated Exh1bil "A'',CruzDr1ve1nNewportC.n1er zoried t>SUttt• uf Ruth D Bla1sdell!------------ thowlng the general location of the proposed improve-C·~A~FFIC STUDY 8 r&Qut!SI IO (undl·r the lndepen<lent Ad-I POOLIC NOTICE ments and the lands l o be assessed to pay the cost consider a Tralllc siuoy 10 allow 1he m1ntslrauon of Est.ateS Ar t) NOTICE TO CONT,.ACTORI thereof. which are on Ille end available upon request from constructoon or • Four Season• Th£' pellllon ts set for hearing! 1nt01m•I •kkltng the ottloe o f the City Clerk or the City Public W orks Holel al 600 Newl)Orl Cenler Drive In '" Df>AL No 3 at 700 Ct Vil' Notoce II hereby given lh•I Ille Nawporl Center S Newporl Mesa Un111ac School 011-0lrector for the City o f .Newport Beach RESUBDIVISION NO 752 a re 1C~nwr Dr · West, ant.a Ano iroct ot Orange County c1111orn11 . lquo11110 resubdlv1oe a portion of an CA 92701 on ~pl 7, l!lfl3 at acting t>y and through rrs Govern1no Section 2 Tune and Place of Hearing e .. s11ng 101 1n10 tour numoereo !l :$11 .i m Boarc inv•tH Cont•ectora to r901s1er lperceis end 1wo 1e1te1e<1 parc84a IF YOU OBJECT w the to< nour.ca11on or ruture 1ntorma1 Pe•cel No I 11 tor parl<ing related to b1da1ng prOJOCtll NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on ttle 26th day ofl1ne wells Fargo eurto•ng. Parcel No lgran11nii •i r the pellttOn. )IJU Apphcatton1 ere available at the .September, 1983. al the hour of 7 .30 pm., tn the Council 2 os tor oll-s•to Four Seasons Hotel should either appear at the D1stnc1 Purc11as1ng Ot11ce 2118S·B Ch ambers o f City Hall in the City o f Newport Beach.lpar111ng Parce1 No 3" for the hotel h\•anng and st.ate you ob)t."("· Be•u StrMt Cott• Mesa CA aurlno B B h s11e Parcet No 41s fO< e.<lstrno park· . business flours loca ted at 3300 Newpon oulevard. Newpo rt eac • ong reletea 10 u ost•ng 0 1• lion~ 01 flit-"ritten ob.)t."<'-Thrs Notice 15 Publ•"*I in ec C alifornia. Any end all persons having any objections 10 1tc111comme1c1a1 ueea Parcel A 11 lion!> w11h the court berorl· co1dence w1111 1ne p1ov1s1on1 of Ed without compliance with the Special Assessmenl In-tor landscaping and sign pu1potes am:c muy bt.' in ""rso" or by QOVERNINO BOARD t he formation of the pro posed Assessmenl District No 56,tor a prrvere s1reo1.11nd Parcel B' is Lht• heetrir>g Y our appear Code 39649 5 1 and r~ Oo101hy Harvey Fisher C P M \reatlgatlon, Limitation and M ajority Protest Act o f 1931. SITE PLAN REVIEW NO 32 11 re-your at tome~ Purcnes•ng 01rec10• 'l'•Y then appear and shown cause why the City Council Quesi approveCI by fM Planning IF' YOU ARE A CREDI oeteci August 25 1983 ahould not fin. d end determine that the public convenience Comm1u1on for 1ne propoeed TOR cir a m n tingent credit.or Pub1rshe<1 Orange Cou1 D111y Piiot I h d i f th f I 325·unll Four Seasons Ho181 In New· l d ---·• f I Augusl 2S t983 and necessity require t at procee ngs or e o r ma ion port Center As •&Quired by ttieJllew· c1f t JP eceCl.>oCU, you must 1 e 4534 83 I of t he proposed special assessment district should be port eeacn Generel Plan. t1 de1a11e<1 your cl<.11m with th£' C'(IUrt or ------------ conducted wfthout compliance w ith the p rovisions of the review or 1he propoeed site plan prc·scnl it tu lht· personal rep· PUBLIC NOTICE Special Assessment Investigation Limitation and Majority must ne conducted 10 evalulle fully rcSl•nt.at1v1• appomtt'd by the -----------. lhe GPA reQuea1 end 111la1eo appll· hs YOU AllE IN DEFAULT UNot:lll A protest Act of 1931 callons Tne slle plen review will Cle· court within four mo~l -1 DEED OF TRUI T OATEO .. pl. t , termlne 11lso the pt1rklt;1g require· (Nm the date or first tSSU:tllcej 1tt2. UNLE98 YOU TAKI! ACTION Section 3 Notice menls by a demonstiataCI formula ur lctt..rs as provided tn Sec-1 TO PROTECT YOUlll PROPERTY rT ~~~s:;i;1u:.~t1~g· ~c:,=~~~. or;~,~ uon 700 of lhe Probate Code MAY 8E SOLO AT A ll'UBt.IC IALE. A notice of the herelnabove described hearing shall be proposal also 1nc1udea mod1llc111on1 of Cahfom1a The time for1 ~F YOTUH~l!E:A ~~::~:A~~= given to all o f the owners of property wllhm the boundaries 10 me Zoning Code so aa 10 allow the f1lmg da1ms will ni>l expire PROCEEOINO AOAINIT YOU YOU of the district proposed to be assessed to pay lhe costs ~~:c~: .;~~,;>:;~ n~~r,~~=~!;1~ p rior to four;alllDths from the SHOULD CONTACT A LA:WYE~. and expenses of said improvements, as follows. ec;cessl'Jle and lwo OVlfllZ<!CI wall datt• u r the h earing nOUL'ed NOTICE OF TRUITE,E . 8ALE I bo , · T.t . No. 408t signs a \ e NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN that (a) Notice o f a hearlng on the proposed improvements NOTICE IS HER~1BY FURTHE~ YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe on wecneacey September' " thall be posted for 30 full days on the Newport Beach ~vn~7d ·~~'.~!1~2~~ d~cy ~~tis:.~ lfllt· kept by lhe murt If yov 1983 111 10 oo • m or sard day. 1n I bulletin board located in lhe lobby ad1acenl lo the City be• 1983 al the hou• or 1 30 pm, In ari: 1nicrrsted m the estate, •Tno room s18' u id1e .. '~ .. cOllCI" ucit1no01 ' I h C f N B h C · C 3300 · '-ru91ee ' aies w t .. in "'• o IC.S Clerk e Oftlce tn City Hat in 1 e tty o ewport eac • the ouncll hemt>ers New-you may wrve upon t11e ex RE.AL ESTATE SECUArTIES SER and said posting shall be completed a t least 30 days prior port Boulevard. 81 which time and !X'utor or admmlslrator l'r v1cE l<>QllaCI 11 2020 North Bro•o· . piece any and all persona 1nrerHtaCI • · c 1 s 1 tO the date fixed for hearing, may appear ind be rieart thereon upon the <ilt.orne\' for the ex-way Suite 206. In the lty 0 Cn 8 Wl4NDA " ANDEASEN CIT y 1cc:utor or administrator, and to':~1~0::~Lo~~~aA'1;· ;k·~t~m~~ (b) A notice setting fonh the lime and place o f hearing CLERK rd<· w11h th roun with proof SEAVICE • c 11110,n11 corporation upon the pubhc convenience and necessity of said 1m-~~~l~n:~·~;,·~~,. Delly p,101 !or servile. a written request, as duly appomt8CI Tru11ee under and Provements shall be published In the Daily Piiot by at least Aug 2s 1983 lstalmg that you desire special pursueni 10 1i.e Po-~u11•Tcon·1 two publications In two entire issues o f said new spaper. •89t nollct> of the f1hng of an in-executed by OR AOBEAT I 83 · I lerroCI 1n lhal certain ......., o rut one being on one day, and the o ther issue being on a vPntory etnd appra1semen1 of MCCLURE and OA NELLIE I aubsequent day of the same or a s wbsequent week. lhe PUBllC NOTICE estah· assets c•r .,r t hP peu-MCCLURE husband ano wtle, re- ttratcf.ubllcatlon of which shall be at least 10 days prior to 11ons or aC\:ounts menuoned corde<J Sept 3o. 1982 01 omct~I ORANOE COUNTY Records ol said County. AeGOfder t the ate fixed for the hearing. The City Clerk Is directed to SUPERIOR COURT m Set·t1un 1200 and 1200.5 of 1nstrumeri1 No '112-343919, by post and publlsh said nollces as hereinabove provided, 100 Civic Center Or. w .. 1 tlw Cal1forn1a Probate Code. reason ot a breach ot det11u111n pay- Mid notices to Include a brief description ol the proposed 8an1• An•. CA. mo1 Clyde L. Orono men• of performance of the obll· I t . Plt1inllfl OON RICHARD STEP-,. • W t O Bl d I gallons secured tnereby, Including mprovemen S, HENS n.. es ceao v · 1ha1 breach or default, No11c1 ol . Oefenoan1 CHARLES A KIMES, Suite 401 whk:h was recordeCI May 20, 1983, (c) A notice setllng forth lhe time and place of heann~DOES t THROUGH)(. INCLUSIVE Loog Beach. CA. 90802 es Recorder s 1n11rumen1 No upon the upon the public convenience and necessity o case No 306875 554-1422 83·215356, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC · · IUMMONI , AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIO· Mid Improvement shall be malled by the C ity Clerk, with NOTICll YCK.1 have bNn •ued. Puhhshcd Orange Coallt DER FOR CASH. lawful money oflh• poatage prepaid, to all persons owning rel property which The cCK.rrl m•r decide •o•lnal rou Daily Pilo t Aug. 18. 19, 25, unued S11tes or a cashler't checlk la prOp Oaed tO be 88sessed tO pay any part Of the COSt Of wflhOUI JOUr being heard UnlHt 1983 4665-83 dr.awn on 6 llata or national Oink, a the work. whose names and addresses appear on" the lasi r: l~=to':i"~o~ dey•. "led ::::: ~ fl=r~'r c;.~::o~n~~ f~~ equalized assetement roll, or as they may be otherwise 11 you wish 10 aeek lhe aClvloe ol 8n PUBLIC NOTICE Hsoc11111on comlclled In lhl• alete, known to the City Clerk Said notices shall be malled at auomey In thl• matter. you 1hould all pay1101e at lht lime of nle. ell least 30 d8""' prior to the date fixed for lhe hearing do to promptly so thAI your written LEOAL NOTICE right tllle and ln1erfft held by II. at iv reiponee 11 any mey be Iii.ct on NOTICI! 0, ll'UeLIC HIARINO Truatee. 1n that real property alluate time ' FINAL PAACEL MAP NO 83·551 In said County and Stile oeacr11>9<1 ·Section 4. Protest s AVllOIU•le<J hi SICIO otmand•CI• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN fhel ... loflOW9 El lrlbuma, a.cte ct.Gldlr contre Vd. publlc heiring wlll be hel<I by the Clly Tho street addre11 or other 1 •In IHldlencla • ,,,_ qw. Ud re-Plsnn1nq Comm1111on or lhe City ol comon dMlgntllon ol the rH I prop A ny person owning, or having en Interest In, rea •pond• dentro de 30 dlee LM la Huntington Beech.C111torn11,1or the erty n11e1nebo•• dHcrlbed 11 property within the district proposed to be assessed for lnt0<meeloft CllM alftM. P\lrP<>M of con11<1er1ng Flnal Parcel purl)Ort.d 10 1:>e 2307 Pon Catlt.le the 009t e.nd expense of said Improvements may file, with If '°" wlatl to _. th• advice of M•P No 83-551 11 th<t dlrectlOll of 1>1110e. Newport e..ch. C.llfomla the City CIMk on or before the dated fixed for said an •llCH~ In tht• matte., '°" tne Huntington Beech City Council Tne une1t1t11gned h41reC>y dltett1ma • •IMKild 0o 90 p<ompllJ 90 thal f OUt Flntl Parc84 Map NO 83-SS1 con· an ll1blllty lo< any lncorreclnNa In ~ng. a written protest to the undertaking Of said wrlllen rM ponee " enr mer " ,olld•IH three (3J pe1oet1 eompr1 ... 111d street •Cidre .. or other com prdoeedlngs without compllanoe of the provisions of the n1ec1 on llme. ' ' 1no t1pproklmate1y 2 10 acre1 01 mon dHIQnetlOll ap.ciel A898Sament lnveatlgetlon Limit a lion and Majority 11 u119d deM• eollolt1t el conae-P•OP41MY Into two (2) parcels. Hid Said sale wut t>-. made w1th<>vl P f 93 d h II I I d lo de wn •boOado en eel• MUnlo prooerty ~no loca1.0 north of Loe wtrrlll\ty, a1preu or implied, reoard-rotest Acto l 1. and sal protest s a nc u e a deMrl• hec:erlo lnm9dlelafftMite: Polo• Avenue bel-n Lynn end Ing 1111e. po ... aaJon. 0< eneum· deeerlptlon o f the property of tho protester and the nature de .... men1t•, "' , .. .,_,. Green Strffta tn tne A 1 (Low Dena11y branus. 10 Mll•'Y the pr1nc1p111>81· Of the protest. e9C!rlte, al her alguna, pu.o. -Aa11<1enllel Ol•trlCll A '-081 dttertp. an<ie of 11\e Note 0< Olhe< obllg1llon • f,letredll a ttempo. lion II on ma In the Oepanment ol r.ocured by Hid Deed of TNll, with • TO THI! 01,INOANTI A otvll Development Servrc;.. Int-I and othe< Ill.Ima H provided If there are no protesttt or objections filed as provided complelnt 11ae been fifed by '"• S•ld h .. r1ng wm be he4<I at the 1h4lte1n. p1111adv•~.11 any, under herein or. If. after said protest or objections have been palnlltf eoatl'l•t rou. 11 rou wleh 10 hour 01 1 oo P M . on Seo•emb<lr 7 tht term• 111tt.01 end 1n1e<eel on duly heard and overruled, the City Councll may adopt e detand thl• ••••ult, '°" mu11, 1983. In 11'1t Cov11Cll Ch•mbere 1uch edv•no.•. 1no otu• fffa, I I within IO d1y1 after thl• ummona 11 Oulldlng 01 1ne Civic ~1111', 2000 chargH tllnd e•ptnH• of tile rMOlutlon finding and detarm nlng that the publ c cove--ved on you Ille wllh Ihle QOUrt • Main Strfft. Huntington Beech. C111· tru11ee and ot the 11u111 crell.O by nlence and necessity require the proposed Improvements. wrnrnn rHponH 10 the comptalnt rornl1. Hid o..c ot lru11 fhe 10111 emounl and If aaJd reeo lutlon Is adopted by a v ote o f not fess than un1au vou ao. your def1u11 w111 tie All 1n1erffted ~r•on• •r• Invited or H id ob11oa11on. 1no1u<11ng re11on· tour·flftha or all members of the City Councll and ent1!14td on appllc•tlon Of Ille plain• IO •tteod •aid tltllllng and expreH '•t>ly .. tlmlled ,..., cher9 .. llM ••• l'lf snd 11119'courl m•yenttt •lunge-11\tlr opinions 101 or agaln•1 lht pan"' of tht Trutl". '' tlWI lime of provttlona of the Speclol Aaaeaament ~nvestlgatlon. Llml-menl eg111n11 you or 111• relltf d• pr()f)Offd Flnl 1 P1110tl Meo NO lnllf81 PUbllettlon or lhla NOllCe, I• tlllOn Md Majority Protest Act of f931 ahali not apply . rnAnded 1n the complalnt. wntth 13·&6' St3•.1•&.04 co'ul-Dated Augu11 2:1, 11183 A DOPTED this day o f Aug 27, 1983 ATI'EST· Wenda E Andersen Ctty Cl«k Pu bllat)ed Orange Coa1t Oally Piiot Aug. 25, w•~·· ta.king of money 0,. pr0i>9ffy 1alned from 1he City Plannlflij 0.. AEAl ESTATE. SECURITIES SEA ()r 01,.., rtllftl 1.ci~tted In the com-!?ar111,,1n1 VIOE. Ill Trutl" Evelyn Hart plllnt lalel)hoot No (714) 153&-,271 By o J MOfO-II• P"'810tnt M ayor OlleCI Octol>ef I IV8' OAHO Avguat 26. 1083 !Seal) 0 J Morg411' Ill Preeldtnt IJ A "llMPSON clef~ CITY PL.ANNINO COMMISSION 2020 North SrOICIW1y Suite 208, Ely J Nlorll• Oeouty By J1mes W Patin, 94<:1t1ary 61n1t An•, Ca 9270& Puhti•nl'd °'anG. fl (:(lur D11r,. Piiot PvDllth41<1 O,.~ Coe1t O•Hy PKOI PubllthtlCI Oranoe Co .. t 0'11y 1983 ~uou" 18 215. Sf!OI I t 11183 A~ 2~ 1083 PtlOI llUO 2,, Sept I •. lffj 4894-83 ·~A.'I ·~ 4886 83 411•• Ill~ 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday. Aug 25, 1983 0 3 IH1t1 Ualarala~.. Ht .. H UaJual1~.. Aertaeab, Ual. l1wrr1 1t1i\ 2269 S11l luc~ 1214 Ct111 •111 2724 3 bd c:ortage. eomp1eie1y Rare olftt 1526 bungeiOw HSTllDE remodeled. t11.1oe n-ly olf oce111 eve eppla 1001 u lendacaped yerd. garege, 539-6 lllO BEST fee l850/mo 2 81 \''°I It• lrpl, .S8761mo. 111 tut. , Twl'hM . yard1ot1cony eaeur11y No 0111 Cta41a11i1a1 tt11pe1 ok,ca.rl>Qfl 1ncry ? 13 3 80-9880 d•y•. 1Jalaral1~t4 2410 rm, anotHns 714-548-8533 evea Lux NB, 2 Br. 2 Be, '675 2538 Santa An• Ave • • Br Tbe. Cenii front Off 63 t-3661 Co•lnn• TSL MGMT &.42• l80:I Ocean 1•11 bllla Oecil. Rte 9g3.1 t70 JON Ea.st11<1e Oupi.11. 2 atory 3 garage S t300/mo. 237 -• Br 2 Ba encl1d yard Canel 675-74S<l ~art•Hh hr1l1ll.. Aval! 9-1-83 $700/mO Beautllully d9()C)(ated 4Br 2'11ba home Leaee $1550/mo 644-7147 Eaatblulf 3Br, 2 lrplc1. tam rm. formal dining S \350/mo 720-0739 EASTBL\JFF 4BR. 2227 Arbutus St Avell. alt labor day dya 833-4785, ev/wknd 644-2224 Harbor View Hma 4Br, fir, 3ba. Comm pool. Avall Sept t 11 S 1500/mo Incl gardener Agt 673-1181 LIDO 3 BR $1600 4 BR S 1800 U<lo Realty, Vl1glnla, 673-1323 Nwpt Crall Condo 2Br. 2''tBll. $795 mo .Aval! Sept 5. 962-6847 Nwpt Hgta 3 Br 2 Ba, yard, cul·d&-sac. nr schools $975Jmo Call 645-3600 Ocean b1~e $595 2 Br wlgar pool appls llal ateaf year round 539-6190 BEST Ally lee Sept 1 2 bd, 2 ba, Park lido. Pool + gar $700 675-5634 lat~. 640·0997 PtalD1al1 2607 E aide cute bachelor Cuttt 3 Br 2 Be frplc. cable bachelor apt wtpa110 crpta, drpa, dahwallr S395/mo Joyce, agf Winter ren1a1 1600/mo 831· 1286 • Avell 9-3 673-9423 Elalde dupMuc. 2 Br. 1 Be OCEAN F-AONT·Yrly 3 Br gar, l d, wfo ·tikup Cpl 2 Be. Oplx. gar. no ~rs pref ~o. 6S0·2077 S 1200/mo. 873·8640 Coi!IM... ZiI4 Greet 1br Iba. trpl., b/W, lrg back yard, gar • $600 Agl 873-1282 ---HWPOllT VILUIE 1 "1lnu1es lrom bell, tBr. IAHEI Vtlll APTS $485 1 Br. 1 Ba Apt $585-$595 2 Br, 2 Ba To-.inhouM. Frplc. sl.y- llghll. patio. all bullHns 366 AllOCldO TSL Mgmt 642-9412 S530 mo , Jr 1Br $460 IOreat lbr Iba. frpl . D/W mo Pool. 1acuzz1. sand. lrg back yard. gar . $500 11olleyDall err 1enn11 crr. Agl 673-1282 rec rm Sorry no pets -Call 557-0075 ,_argo I Br, pc>Ol, lndry tac _ car pons 1404/mo uhls Lepaa l11ck 2641 Pd 548-0336 Oceanlron1 2 bd Q obtie Lrg 2 Br 1 Ba 4 Plex Ldry Home Avail Oct I 1983 Am. Nu Carpet Rent Completely turn and S525 W side 645-6625 equipped 714·497·•288 Lge 2 br, 2 ba Wxury apt lltw~t lt1ck 2669 24"6 Elden Av Si 951mo .,,. el&t< fo BEACH 2 Br ~51"6226 yrl)I. garage, furn or un· 1-lgnt, bright 4 111ew OI furn no pets 673-6640 water1111S I Br Con<lo -model upgrades, garage Shoreclltts. lg. 3 Br, 4 ba, 34th ST trplc, micro. pool & spa lam rm, frptc s. gfl ocean 3 Br 2 Ba, $600/mo winter, S62S/mo. 545·3115 vu. walk to pvt bell ·~ blk 10 water 650-5711. ------ $2000/mo ~8-7639 675-1896 Ask tor Mickey MESA PINES 26!>0 Harle _ BEAUTIFUL t Br $525/up Sm 2b<I. 1 ba Mobile Beachlront rentals, Npl, 2 IPAV patio, pool spa home Prlv bch, clbllse. unll& winier, 2 Br 2 Ba rroP area, qulat, no pets rellramanl comm at· $675, 1 Br 1 Ba $485. 549·2447 mosph&re $650 Incl utile. 645-9466 eves $150 non-retund <lap POOL. lrplc. pvt patio Avail 9.10. Call tor appt Lg 1 Br ocnlronl collage, dshwshr. EUlalde. x lg 2 wk<laya alter 7 pm, 1Br. 1blk to bay & bch Br garden apt. $595/mo wk nds a nytim e . 650-2493 557-28.41 1-674-9445 i.Tke now deluxe. 3 Br SpeclM2 Br lb&. qu1e1 Spacious furn. or unlurn w/ger Faces water Avail E-sl<fe. outdoor area. gar 1800 sq. ft. cul-de-sac Sept to June From S900 $55-0lmo 675-16•9 home. close to backbay. 832•6000 Stunning large 1 & 2 Br 2 S 1200/mo 642·3572 OCEANFAO~T Sha1p 2 Ba garden apt pool WATERFAT Dock Cape BR $675 w1nter Garage S•25 a up 710 W 18th Cod 4Br 2b Kii blllns, No pets 673-7666 W/D, 2 car gar $1100. Preallgloua b achelor. 673-7713 or 859-7173 water front , prl11a1e 2 Br 1 'It Ba wl gar crpts drapes stove, fncd yaro wlpalio, water pc 636-4120 1·5PM S Cl 2276 bea ch, pool. fully I& ••eatt equ1ppe<1 kitchen Meur-667 "L'" VICIOtla $525 2 Level 2br. 2ba duplex. 11v. private parking 26 \9 D' Santi Ana $540 lrplc, encl gar., nr beach S 1100/mo 6•2· 1802 & acllool, lmmac .. north ---- SC $600 mo. 831-6841 Winter· 3 Br· view & deck :WOHU•I VtlUIE . West Nwpl $625 • 2B II p I 673-0241 or 63 t -4562 1 0 r Apta ava 00 llllle Miss Mulfel sat on a ___ __ spa, garage avaJI, laund') Tulfel, along came 1 rm,gaspald Nopets 1plder and read In the Af!!l•Htl, Uel. 2 Br 1 ••Ba S595-S6 10 Dally Piiot Ctaullled lala... 1 Br 1 BA $5 15 section about Miss Mui· Ptat'aaall 2707 TIL HllT 7'4·0011 let's Tutlet end bought II for $9.95. Yo1.1 oen se11 1~2!'!e.,r-1e.,a·.·p-at""'lo·.·u•t1""1 -pa .... , -nr DHI Poial 2726 your tullet anCI lots ot Lido ehope a beach, no spacious. bright, 2 Bt. 1 , other things through peta $700/mo 673-0343 ba S625 493--0467 Oa11y Pilot Classlllod _ _ __ Ads Call 642-5678 Ctroaa ••I Mar 2722 Baal. leac~ 2740 For Classifitd Ad ACTION c.11 A DAILY f'ILOT AD-¥1SOI Ml·S'71 J ILOOll TO IUOM 2 er 1 ea upstairs. /rp1c 2 Br, 1 Ba. patio, encl gar g a 1 a o e S 6 2 5 J mo $775/mo 898-400!> 642-7803 2 Br tba. pall~pofl, nr 2 Br, 2 Ba. SsoO. 1s1.1as1 6 beach No pets $630. $200 MC Nr Main 6 673-3983 Adams 960-'431! Cute studio apt $.400 mo No pet• Avall Sept t 720--01951559-8300 New-1-Br Condo, frplc, carpet1. drapes. bll·lns. oaraoa. pool mo/mo lease, S750 or $600 mo 71•1752·5071 Otwn 8 30 4 5 30 Wkdyl Ask for Kate 752-507 1 Prof male snr 28r nr ooeen $340/mo !areal 752·8777ext 154, 12 10 9 pm 720-1 857 hm Neer • .i;ciimt & Be11ch, up. stairs apt 11ngle car gar- age. patio. dawshr small pet ok 1 Br 1 Ba lndry r11c: S•501mo $300 do· poa11 Agent no tee 863· 1500 SEAWllD VILUliE Coate M11a 2724 11656 IQ 11 of qule1 l1.1xury 2 Br. 2'"i Ba. wlevery Jt"•· lncd yard $750 673·6336, 642-9666. N-1 & 2 B<lrm lu1ury apls rn 14 plans 1 Bdrm lrom $5•5. 2 Bdrm 110"' $630 Townhouse from $695 • pools, tennis watortans. ponds Gas lo• cooking & llaatlng pt11d From San Diego Frwy d11vt North on Beach 10 Mcra<fden and west on McFadden to SEAWIND • • • • •11n ik ~JWTI "IVI nllt hil(h in prit•t . rt>Mon 11bl" to11f, t'lilAA1flM •<lvf'rtl~ln" 1Br, \Ba. dshwsnr. encl V I L L A G E gar age. $34 5 mo (7141893-5198 545.2015. or 548-5763 Liia aa lt1ck 2741 2 bd, dn11rs, gar. ntce 2 Br 1112 Ba. frpl, wall< to area. Victoria/Canyon town & beacn $800/mo ~~50~~~~31~6~811~ 9 •4 Incl utll •93-6538 2 Br 1 B• In 8-ptec. 2289 l••t'' ltack 2769 B Maple S4SO • $300 1 Br ertallles. courtyard dep No pets 540-4484 gu ard, H C system 2 Br 1 B11 private yard SS35tmo 493•6499 with no common walls 362 Victoria 117 S510 851-9523 ·~ ---2 br. 2 ba. Delcony, yard Xln1 Elslde loc $625 720-084' 2 Br. S•60 Gar toe. crpta/drps a bll-lns 52!>-8803 2 Br walk to atiopplng, patio starting al S525 557-1430 PARI NEWPORT APARTMENTS COUNTRY CLUB LIVING IN NEWPORT BEACH Slnglos 1 & 2 Berm Apart - ments & Townhouses Some a re elegantly furnished From S660 On Jemboroe Re at San Joaquin 1-11111 Ro '44·1900 1rCONOOS • Villa Balboa and Ver- H iiles 631·4960 '28r w/gar crpts, water paid 636-4120 1-5PM 2176 "C'' Ptacenlla $460 2228 "C" Placenlla S•HO 3 Br 2 Ba gar11Qe canal front, cx:ean 1 ''> blocks $330, 1 br. 1 ba 1 adult. 218 Highland $850/mo non-smoker only W 17th 675-74SO 213142•·9425 near Whittler 548·3829 1850imo 3-e;--2 ea S3SOIS426 1 Br(upper) & uppl!r unll. garage. w/<f 2Br (dowo) Lge quiet Ilk-up, 3 blocks lo beach. apls Cpta/drpa, no pell all bit-Ins 3 11 W Wiison 63 1·2 177 208 Lugonla 3 er totally remodeied. TIL l1•t 142-1103 btend new. I 'll Be BAVFRONT-Wtsl Bay townhouM apta. D/W. Ave 4Br • tam rm + rec palloe, kid• OK. no peta rm, boat docll $2700 mo Sep I occupancy Lawson Realty 875-'562 S695/mP For rental ap· ll!lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p11eauon 645-6846 11111 $.490/mo 2 Br 1'1• Ba car port, lower untl. lndry rm. CIOM 10 llOl'ee 527W Wiiton TIL lli•t H2-1HI $.495/mo 2 Br I 81 pool, leundry room, cloee 10 eh<>Pplng 149 E Bay $1 TSL •1•t. HJ-1IOI S5851mo 2 Br, 1 '~ Ba t ownhouse, n-cerpet, new Orlptl. launOry room. encto..O g•rtoe 1Cl23 Pomona I SL Mgmt 842· 1803 S585tmo. 2 Br 2 B• 101. enclld yard, oar p<>rt, ln<Sry rm. am pet ol<. 2 195 Meplt St TIL •lllT. HJ-1101 1600/mo 2 Br. 1v.-el TownhouH , greenbelt, l/r. carport, b11corw. 2078 Thurln T1L •1•t Nl-1IOI fUiiide 1 Br erneo l>UI coiy w/'Wood oelllngs a CablMta. $405 851•98a,3 li!:Hlllde 2Drl~ complex rull l•unO, no SMtl l475/mo 933-7890 Spacious single. one & two bedroom 11pll j','1,.,1 I , I :II 1• FURHISHCO or UNrURNISHED Al l U1 1LITIES PAID, Hr ALTH CLUBS TfNNI~ . SWIMMING plus, much mort' Sony . no pets Modeli open daily 9 lo & Oakwood <i•r•n Ap.trttn .. ttls N~wport BHch So. 1700 16th Simi (I I Oovtr) 642·5'11 Nt'Wport 8~.tdl No. 880 lrvm~ Avtnut • (at 16th) 64S-UCM or ~•8· 1947 __ ~~~~~~~~~~ ' 0 4 Orange Coaa• DAILY PILOT/Thursday, Aug. 25. 1983 ~lb ler11i•e lli'e•l•r Gar•eat11 Bt11t CltulH rnEE REMOVAL/HAUL ftoelN's ct4 JINd Sptlnkllt lntllll/Repelr SERVICE I thoroughly Lendacape Ron 845-2537 clean houae 540-0867 Mn1tlll11 bit• luiatu Stmct Ctaeat C11cr111 hrailart ltll1ialll11 iiiiiiiiiii:iiii:=iiii:iiii:iiii:m 1'E'"n""ld_p_1_1p·1·r .. -or"'k-n""ll"'g'l"h~t-Concrete. m11onry. 1111-l"!'"..,.._.,.....,. ___ """P $1 84 Per da m11ea Cell PAPER TALK wotk. foundation• Block. Antique lurnlture rnlorlld, , V A .. oc & orgentza lndlv brick Uc'd. 536·50t3 tree pick-up & del L1 .. 1ce1i11 lllHllll . 11&1m1&1or, WNOutll r11a1ta1 Pl 11111/l•e" FIU PlllTlll Eo·s PLASTE.H1114.<.. Dy Rlch1rd Sinor lie. 1nt1e1e1 P11,htnot1exture, 260644. 14 >'" of hlPPY Restvcco• 845·8258 fyf ng Word Prooesalng Ouiek eesy re.,1s1ona Rou onat>te 85 1-t04 1 Gt1111l l1mct1 OLUl llOUSEI Weil Orephb, cerloone. RoM Heekpg 973-0584 Thai'• All you pey for I ' & bua_ineu_ 760-I~ -845-8434 al18 731 -9173 d Ctatracttur 30,~:~: ,.1,. .... 1u .. .,.11,..• ___ ~~ Geaer1l Gu111 O..r 11,.1r -l 1nd1CIPI rtmodtflt\Q, cte1n up Sprtnkler ey11em1, computer or m1nu1I. loalll cu1tomer1. Plaa~lll Thank yov. 953.4' 14 ___ ,._~----• • -------241.r 11f141-1121 Wadow Cleaa111 DllLY Remodel• 0' any Invest· 1'R""e·m·oa-.~il,.R'"'e-p1"'1-,.-.·c·o-m·m-Sprlnga-Hlngee-Openere n menl, qlty lmprovementa & resld Llc'd, bonded, Repalrt Lowfft rateal llyer1 Call Cra11tve I .,. LI /TL L Gr aph IC s by l om IJH•I• I ""'"" • OllLITT PlllTHI WATER HEATER sp.)(:111 wA1fE wiiAAb Prompt. 11ea1 pro-Poolheeters+Furn1ca1 WINDOW WASHING PILOT P.ll.1.1 ,f. Ot11t Ot. Ins For 8111, 552·9142 Llc'd Tom 557-4480 (II'• Nol Ju11 e Name) G-- Schulle. 551-5831 REFS. Becky841·2281 EXP'D HOUSECl.EANING CALL MABEL, 894-1421 or 536-8332 1 I yra ••perlenc1, llcencld, ln11.1rld. Lloyd'• Landc1ape. 714/597· 7822 collect. reulonals 636-7149 •F•ucet•*Dlepoeel•* ·Tne only magic I) CUSTOM EXTER[ORS Drains cleared from $5 & QUALITY . 631 2026 6~5-3305 Lie f320735 Construction 'R-:-u;--1r•eala1 SERVICE Repelrs*Remod+Add'na TllEES NEED LP? CALL JEFFt & INTER. Rea1. rates. Free $25 anytime. Rep11lr11 "Lal the Sunshine In'" Hi Steve 547-4281 851·9604M&.M432·0500 SUNSHINE WINDOW Cilliatl lllldai 24 hr emergency service OllTOI PlllTlll 1 Smtih & Son Plumbing cu :>.NING 642· 15•9 DIRECTORY _ Lie. 33H14. 855-0880 Topped/removed. Clean •N-c1blne11, ceblnet FRAMING . CONCRETE up, new lawn• 751·3478 l1ctng, b111 & lormlca DOIT NOWll countertops 642·0881 SPA INSTALLATION CLEAN-UP MASTERS Jeck of all trades: cerpen- lry, p1lnung, gardening, clean ups, •le. No lob too large or &mall. 540-0354 HOUSECLEANING GOOD REFS. EXP'D, Gladys 5-49-0769 Renovallog · Rototllllng Sprinklers • Cleen upa Dave 842-4853 Bud 549-5265 Ant. Ad #51. 842·4343 Plumbing repelra & drlllna S L INTERIOR. EXTERIOR cleared lie 645·3426 lalt IW W fll Ullll MASONRY 675-8690 All 1tze1. Prol , reaa. Ask ~ about our 25,000 lewn Your Daffy Piiot lft!_lt!! C 14't Cl U special Cell anytime. Service Directory em~9ifr9pelr Onlq1.11 1 1 1 111 t 646-6684 (Mlcheel) -------- ONE CALL DOES fl ALL We lh1 It. brea~ II, buy II or haul It. 548-5009 JOAN'S CLEANING Cooking • Errand• -& All Hahld Dulles 5-40-1287 J111u~ BRlcR Rk. smell )obs Cou11111ty estimates ltliallllia~ •g·,a·u-.-r 1a·w·r·e-q-u""lre-,-, ... h-a·1 -,11 DON 644-4798 ;-contractors wno perlorfll _ All types ol lnlshes your work ov1:1r $200 lnc.ludjng Represen111tve unuaull work e 1peclalty DENIED ciUDtf? Prof Pacific Coast Cteenlng '"WE DO IT RfGHTf'" Eel Brochure 768· 7694 t PAINTJNG'lt Home or f"llY ShOp Sieve labor and mater1al5 must E.lllerlor ·Interior 494-8937. Free Es1 be llcen,ed Unlicensed 142-Hll tit. 122 20 yrt Llc'd, bonded credit counselors will Im· Clean-upa. shrub & tree llEPlllll * PlllTIH Palombo Const 962-8314 prove TRW 645·5840 trim, mo main I Prompt Etc. Gary f>45·5277 PTL N-pon, Coall Me11, Irvine Rell. 875-3175 · Resident· Commerlcal -• con1rac1ors shoulO so Free est 536·9801 IH••• StrYICI state 1n the" adverustng & rees Chuck 642-2873 B l' IPllllLE OLUI a. L It Repalr·Alterallont D~ll II 11.J .aa .. lf!..,• .. •-------Doo11i-Wlndows-Ceblne1s 1;;-.;~;,;;;.;;~'!'!"!P!P."""'",.~ EKP Gerdner. Metn1, 1--•D""Ui"'U~P-Jo-s•s.,&--Ans Ad •50 642-4300 lltYia' • .X c boVINd- lfYRS EXP· Nwpl aree Custom resumea/cover Con1r11ctors arod c.on· I'm smiM. my prices 118 letterst)ob search sumers. c.on11c1 M11y (5;Jvew1y-P1rldng Loi Penet-Pallos-Fences 35 D ALU ACOUSTICAL cleanups. tree trim. Free SMALL MOVING JOBS BtlltLtJ• StniCll Repalra-Sealcoatlng yrt e,11p Jerry 546-44 l3 Small jobs & Repelrs est Cell Pete, 64I·1096 MIKE 646•1391 • a u1ck·Ceretu1 Low rates. Lie T 138048 552-0410 smattt 650-6477 Ron ups-Cell CDS 873-t l07 Grond11 a1 558·4086 with -any ques11on5 Conlr6c· s&s Aapht1 ss t -4199Uc BuD 552.9552 ---s@RV1cEs ONllblTEo =--::---:--::------1Repalr/1mall Jobs Fence•. l1rtl11l11 W11t1tl HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE M11kellng, errands. Dr'• •.. , ...... . --ltofia1 tor 's S 1a1e license Parli•I Huber Rooflno·all types Board 2a Civic Cent" la•rdttiat shelves, p1rtlllons Low Eltctrictl Mowing. EdgTng Twice a Furniture, Trash, Trees appts. church. etc Re· ""'§XBv~WfiNG rates Steve 731-8311 month $:xl 10 S25 953.54 15 NORM llable driver, ecilve, 11• Best quality 25 yr •XP Competitive r 1111. Farthing Interior bfliQn. New·Recover·Decka Plaza Room 690 San1a HANGING/STRIPPING lie ,tJ41 t802 548-9734 Ana GA 9270 I ELECTRICIAN Priced 546-9707 • tractive older woman, In my home n111 Victoria. C I I · right tr~ estimate on l T HAULING • MOVING ,. __ , •• 642-8482 .,~ tmce ' -JESSIE'S G . RDENING own car 646-9734 ...,. a"'... - -lerge or small Jobs. Uc " RENTAL CLEAN UPS _ •--LL J-'ltW INSTALL CARPET 398621 673-0359 Compl clean ups & gen'I 645·8t92/131·2916 -'ll~lal For $1 75 sq yd Cell me1n1 Free est 540-8035 LadlC&fill Full rm: my home or Mel or Pete. 772-1722 LIC'D ELECTRICIAN G EORGE'S CLEAN UPS DOUGHEAWeROTHERS your office. Retired • 35 Quality work/Reas. rates Lewnlgarden melnl resld, & HAULING No job too yrs llK,_,lence. 5-46-4062 Ctatat Ctacrttt TOM 631-5072 commt. Indus. Yd ctn up small 895·8006 TREES -LANDSCAPING ,..... Low rates 8'46·4947 evs ...,..,,.,..--_,..,.=-=-=-:-:-,......-,==-=-21 VRS. 642-3857 cemeni-Muon1ry-Block LIC'D ELECTRICIAN -HAULING: SMALL JOBS Lie l • t 16,428 730-1353 STARVING COL'LEGE STUDENTS MOVING CO. Lie T t24-436. Insured 841-8427 WATCH US GROWi VISA-MC Scott 845-9325 · Secrttariil EJcpen Wallcoverlng In· S • stallallon Reas. Consult· trYICtl ant Asslgnml 58 t-8590 .. fl!!'y•p"'IN'l'JG .. , .. 9.o""o~K!"'K .. El'llE~P!"'IN'"'GP"' For 1ndl11 /eml business Hrldey/wk 640-0888 PlXs ER tcAINo Restuccos. Int/ext. 30 yra. The ta11es1 draw 1n the To place your message before tile reading public phone •Delly Pilot' C1ass1hed. 642-5678 Trade your old atult tor new goodies with a Cllllllled ad 642·5«178 Walls·Cust. work. Lie. Top quellty reaa rates WANT ACTION? Traah & Furniture #381057 Rob 673-6094 646-7602 Ctaaalfed Ads 642-5678 MA n 645-5089 Maka your shopplno eas- Hava something 10 aell? l4H by using the Dally Pt- ClaNllled eds do 11 well lot Cfaasllled Ads. Neat. Peul 545-2977 West a Dally Piiot Cluallled Ad 642·5678 --------• ---+--------IN•• 2900 lleat1l1 W11t.. 2909 •••••trial -.L•..,•_t A_F•_,•""'•-• __ 3_004_ Btlt W11tt4 9100 Belt W11t .. 5100 Heir W111e• 5100 • HOROSCOPE BY SIDNEY OMARA Friday, Aagult %6 ARIES (March 21 -April 19): What had been elusive becomes less o{ a rare commodity. Accent on making right move at crucial moment. Your judgment, timing will be on target. Member of opposite sex responds to you in positive manner. Cancer native 18 in picture. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'U have wider area in which to conduct research. Much that occurs is behind scenes. Clandestine meeting could be part o{ surprise social affair Be receptive. clever enough to protect your own property. Gemini, Sagittarius persons figure prominently. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Romance could flourish, status quo is shaken and solid steps are taken to make wish come true. You'll encounter individual who is creative. unorthodox and encourages you t.o ''take a chance." Scorpio. Aquarius persons play key roles. CANCER (June 21-July 22)· Be ready for change, travel, vanety and emphasis on career, prestige and st.anding in community. You'll receive written notice that, ''you've won!" Individual you respect offers to work together, to tell your story m fascinating. entertaining manner LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Bame domestic adjust· ment occurs -focus on t.(avel, planning ahead, teaching and publishing Individual who previously opposed you will now become valuable ally Welcome friendship. but avoid becoming intertwined in problems of others. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22): Define terms, avoid self-deception, find out where money is and how best to obtain it. Mystery can be solved if you are persistent. Contract or agreement contam.s numerous holes. could be compared to a sieve. Pisces plays important role. UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Law may be on your side but caution would still be better part of valor. Be ready for added pressure, reali:ze value of public relations. Make yourself more accessible to others, including ''fans." Capricorn native plays imJX)rtant role. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Finish rather than initiate project, Focus on employment, work procedures and heahh, People who depend upon you could appear aelfiah, indifferent. Don't make judg- ments along these lines until complete story is available. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21): Emphasis on creativity, excitement that accompanies change and discovery that there is outlet for talents. Emphasize lndependence of thought, action You'll get to heart of matters and be pleasant.Jy surprised by reactien of "special" member of opposite sex. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19): Focus on property, security, special collections and chance to communicate with family member who previously was "cloeed-mouthed." Emphasis also on modes of transportatJon and necessity for checking out car in connection with safety. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Diversify, display llense of humor, make quick changes and venfy directions with relative. Short trip is part of agenda, and so IS statement of appreciation from a previous- ly-skeptical relative. Gernim, Sagittariusa'nd anothe r Aquarian figure prommently. · PISCES (Feb. 19-Mareh 20); Cycle moves up, puzzle pieces fall mto plat-e, financial picture is brighter than originally anticipated. Focus on payments, collect.Ions and protection of valuables. You'll succeed through unorthodox procedure. Scorpio figures m exciting scenario. s2361mo. 111 1 lut + Mawre fem. non-smkr 1111111 2920 $100 eec:, • •;, ulll. In-wen 11 'o •hr NB 1260 eq. fi. Weal Irvine eludes all emmenltles. apt/house $3-400 by 9· 1 area From S504/mo. Cell 546-7593 Robin 673-9417 Tom 85 t-8928 Furnished room In Costa Nd rm/bath or shr house 2.680 sq h. 3975 Birch, Mese home. 1230/mo w/ktl Pflv CM/NB area. Newport Beach $t330 loll Dog: R-erd, Sm Fe, Babyaltter 3 etternoone 1hotthalr, blonde-beige. per week. My home • (Heid i ) 962 ·7526, CDM.Call673-7197dya. 720·6378 Lo1t : Rew1rd Babyallter. Live tn,5 dy week. 2 chlldren Dys 536-7472, ev 966-8550 Errand peraon 10 transfer )anltorfaf equipment sup· pllee etc. Big or amt truck needed. So Or Cty eree Call 4!:17-5080. Iv mag EIOllOW IEORETAllY 645-2435 all 4pm nr bus line. n-smk reap M 1A zoning J.gent Gentleman, non-1moker working • 1edy/student 541·5032 $200/mo lop 957-5012 1--=o-,...,.-~---,.--,over 40 Kitchen prlvl-btwn •· 11 pm, Sun lhru •CdM, former maolcurlll lege ~8-7586 eve__ Thur Louise. Reis xchg. dlx suite 2855 E. Cit Hlmllay10· Tabb~ ml• cat w/blu ayea, blk coll11. 644·6 t41, 780-8863 Loel SllmeM type gry M. Cat, chipped r1 lrnt ting. 646-1052 Npt Shra. $50 reward Bebyaltter, m1ture resp. Corone del JIAar olllce. edll care for 4/mo.old In bright mature person my home. eppro10. 4 needed tor Orange Coun· dy1/wk, 646-0210. • Ilea 2nd otdes1 & friend· un lT TllE IUOlll Balboe ft lend famlly home Private bllh Ullls pd $300/mo 675·9 t42 ell 5 ----~ •• --1-b-Hwy, S575mo. 875-6900 Need Home move n y 1----=---..,..,..-=-0ct lat Two bedroom, Newpor1 Beach llfo C1n· double garege 969-2963 nery VIiiage area 3250 aq tt M t or commerclel uaer. LOST· Smell White MALTESE. No Teeth. Vee Antle & Gtenneyre, LB on 817 /83 home. lest ·company type BABYSfTIER (meture}. my 50WPM end have desire home NB, llve in + $60 10 advance Xlnt benelhs wee" Aak for Stecy ~Ing 547-6625 Uk for 548-1023 Lynn Gar&fll ftr ground noor, Kiri wide --l11t 2912 door plue 2 fo1dlng S 1 doclla. ample on 1trMI aa 11 • 111 r la 29_ Balboa ltlarld: Lg ovraze p1rklng, 11 I&. $ 50 8 IQ vv w/slorage HI-dry. N-ft NNN. Call Slyvla, ON THE SAND root $85/mo. 646-6333 Pelican Properllff Inc SUMMER RENTAL Balboa laland lg ovrue 714/645-8501 3 Br 2 Ba unit. wet 1>11. w/1torage. HI-dry New tS690 up. 2265 ft lndul· furnished, wuher, dryer roof S85tmo. 646-6333 trial office. 18t01 Redon- rncto Summer anctad CM nr 171h, 150 mo. E·Z do Cfrcle, #T, Huntington gerege 5602 Seaahore BGCMS, •lorage or c•r Beach 842-2834 TSL t.Agml 842" 1603 343 Cabrlllo 548-9518 WANTED· shop spece or Vtc1li11 EASTSIDE Coale Meu tlfge garege ror minor ltlllb 2907 nr 171h SI. 101e20 $60 mo auto body repair, wlll PIY 957 0919 up 10 $200/mo Co111 Big Beer cebln, 2 Br. f Be. _ • Meaa or Huntington Bch. nr lake, ell wood Int. WANTED. shop apece or Biil 969-1221 359-8932/369·•080 targe garage tor minor Big Bearcabln. 2 Br, 1 Ba. auto booy repelr. Will pay Iliac. ltal1l1 2125 nr leke. all wood Int up to $200/mo Coate OOWFlltlT 359-8932, 359-4060 Mesa or Huntington Bch. -Biil 969·1221 WINTER RENTAL ~~---......,~~ 3Br. 2Ba, lamlly preferred IHI Beaulllul Whaler Condo, on Kaanep•li beach, t Br. 2 Ba. fabulous v1ew, spec111 rates Book now t or tiff & wi n ter, 2 t3-389-5578 l1at1J1 It - Slatrt 290I 4 BEDROOM HOUSE Oflict ltat1l1 2914 $900 mo 875.7705 161' Westcllff. N.8. 278 10 Anoaaceatah 3002 1365 sq 11 Suitable for medical or dttf'llll Ageot •SPIRITUAL ADVISOR• 541-5032 Adv!Oe In love, marrflgt 6 ouslrMISS 675-2495• •WOITIYE Hml* SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 497 -4367 work 831-0358 Babyslt1«. meture person 10 care for t4 mos. old boy Approx 8 10 8 hrs Wit My home pref NB, 548-68t8. Lo1t· Tor1olthell Fe Cel Face 'hblk •), org Vin 4th/Avaeado. CdM. RE· 1um snUIT WARD! 875-5695 Wllollowlng Top Pay LOST Yellow pet pare· keel. 'Archie', 1110 1 small green parekeel Rew1rd. 500 blk Wiison. 631-3 t23. P1nea1h JU12 ESCO II Tl/ I OD ELS OulClll ONLY 836·9199 HtTIOIUOEH Bachetor/Bachetorelle Office & Btr1hda~ Panlea THE UST HURRAH Beau1 NB Sal on 644-0661 Bookkeeper/Secretary for I girt ottloe. construction uperlence hetptul Call 494-6525, Mon-Fri. 8·5 Busboy/Dlshwaaher. M·F, 10AM to PM. Non-smkr. 752-7903, Nwpt Bch area OHllnlllOP No experience necessary S4/hoor to start Goo<i driving .record required 850-1755 738-8538. 558-8538 Clllllllt SPIRITUAL READINGS Parllllme $3 75/hour Advice In atl mell•ra love. Apply .only Mon -Fri. be· m1rrl1ga & bu1lna11. fweetl 7 30am & 2 3-0pm Afao counHllng. t815 TLt Earl's Pl••Llll So El Camino Real, Sin • • Clem Llc'd 492· 7298 28922 Camino Capt11rano Mission Vle}o .. '' .. 1-••_l _,.. _ _, .. 30_l_I Olllllll Parllelly lurn(ahed LIV1ng. dining. recrea1100 rooms, large kltel1en C M t MO FREE RENT Wllh sho<t term teue, lull serv1cesu1tn Keepyour ocverheed low & professional Image high 881 Dover Dr Suite t 4, N-por1 Beach orivtng lo EHi Cout. Prefer mature person_ Call Assure · Chua oeed rider 10 lh11e e11· Deno tor appl, 540-3260" Fud09 ·Goblet pentet & uparfenc1 $300 • 7 • uttlllles 850-1761att •pm FATHER 536-7073 Caallng tor Unlvwul Tete- • kid 1 •t .. -----vlalon Video Olac 8 "91 wasn toosmi,7 l11l1H1 Ott 4014 When anyone wed me __ • Beautiful Men end Bedfellows Inc Liberal & B .. LBO .. PENINSU7 • WhO wu the lld"t In my tlln ... lorcea sale ot EJC. Women needed Send Conser v M I F . 111 ,... " ..,.. tamlly, I alweyw told thlm elusive wood & metal Picture end resume lo 63 t·3851 screened $25 aech All 400 sq 11 Pvt beth. R&-my FA THEA bualneu. 185.000 111\H 9000 Sunset Blvd. Ste areu 972·2095 done S300 mo. 875-7904 1 -st ._ ftaa• <ltMi all Termt 968·8187 1020. Loa Angeles, Cell· --Bi"'ront. Offices. pitloa. -• •~ tornle. 90069. Attention. Buss woman looking for 1' -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1M•lc!I aub1tenll1I prom Cherlene. rmmte to shr 4 bd hme, perking , Jenllorli l • 1ndbehappyal1heaame Easlblutt S300 • Ill • 873-t003 • time. Plantt and e•otlc Child care, P/T, Tuea, 181 1 utlls 759· 12 t t, eit HIOITIYE llm1 fOlJND ADS bird. at11ell menagerie. Wed, Thurs. Mull have 280 days, 640-8183 eves. Gettlog m11rled, hlle to trenapor1allon. 751-8882 Fe rmmte to •hr 2 Br. 2 Ba Lu)( ~~~~~~nice• ARE FREE 1811 but $15.000 Includes days, 540-9797 eves. w/pool & tndry. HB. Avall 130-295 aq fl. Some 2 ~;r•ory etc. Call 9-S OlllOIUTtlll 911 $285/mo 841-3503 ottlce sultee CaH: ·0813· Earn $75-$ 100 e day, pay Female to shr w/eame frg 3 Raoepl & Anag Mrv. •tttfl1.H, 3 .11'1 • week. F/P time Br. 2 Ba twnhae.SC Plaza garden courty1rd, lrg 142-Hll T.D. I 4021 548-3642 1181 s300 548.4596. Ive windows. Cell 752-6408. I I ••mfl ___ O_L_E_lll_I' __ _ mess ---------' ' -· Clerk f needed by Hunt· Fem to shr hae on thl Newpon Beach lido Can· Foul'ld: bteck & White r1b· ••mac• 01.111. lngton Beach City School Btula, C M No dep, no nery Vlll1ge aree 3250 aq t>ll. Harbor VI-Homes. S~iallifng In 111 & 2nd 0 111rtc1 2 hour/day. tut S250/mo 831-2576 11 MI or commercial uMr. Nwp1 Bch. 573.5393 TO 11lnca l949 S6 156/hr Apply 20451 ground floor, 111r1 wide RE Broker Bd Re111or1 Cr aimer Lane H B Fem rmmte 2 Br 1•,; Ba. door plus 2 loadtng FOUND Cocttateel,pi.IM 642-2171 $45-0611 Phone 964-8888: Deed· G11, Laundry. C M Splli dock1, ample ott atreel catl 10 Identify. 645-se&e WI Ill TlllT IEEN tine for appfylng·, Augu11 r8flt &. ulil 850-4495 p11klng, u II $.50 a IQ Found Dog Older blk/t111 FOR INFORMATION CALL 26, 1983. ExP« desired F 2':r.':~t~· c'2~;9a"~'rs~· ~e11e~~N Pr~~~,>'7~: ;i;:'~ v 1 ~~':~[a .P'•a~· TIE WIOlltlt Offl (IHIUll)_ _ Dey 979-3700 eve 7'4/845-8501 645-7236 IH-I010 Dayt & some evttf'l 1 "1' 540·0626 NEWPORT BEACH olf!Ge FOUND Orly ell. vie WIDOW HAS US tor ~:1~u:.~rm~:~v~ HB. MfFIO llhr 3Br. 2•1te. l ,OOO aq It Allracllve. Herbor & Hell, F v T D't . $10,000 up No SI. Newpor1 Beach Hse 1 ml to bch, gar, )(lrl Watt Milntalned, Modern 546-8284 credit chick, no penelty •~----..,.---- ctn 5265 mo 9119-1485 Bulldlno on Oulet Street. • Aleo buy Jumbo TD Cook, lull time or Plrt A1lllgned Parlllno G1r· FOUND lldy'a ring 8· 15 $.300I( up " Denlaon time, capable or produc- Hte to stir, Tur lie Rock. 1 g a• A v 1 11 a b I e ne.111 to Del Taco. Fllrview A 673 7311 tng high qulllly culstne tulfy furn Pool, j1c tenn11, 845-4800/645-3323 & Baker, !dent 64&-1 t45 llOC • 499-2.271, ask for Geanle le pref $450/mo ' 'h utll BAYFRONT BLDG. BASE· Found Mele dog (Tiki). E. 81lt W11tt4 5100 0101 833-2769or851·110~ MENT· 2500 sq ft Blull11118·2'4644-2524 •l&LlllUIAlll• Lu nch ehl lt Es111b Male flmmt 26-+ oeeded, 50t/$100/eq fl. Call: Found. M SIHmeae mlK Tohlr1.lr1fn&mot1v1t1 French-Cons rest onbe11ch,$350 tet1911& Mon-Frl 9·5. Ki iien, crm/yellow. boyt,glrl1&1dull1ln Laguna Recant or cur· dep. 850-0207 842·"644 w 11aon/Pt1cen111 CM door to door fuod rafting rent work hist. Cell 9· 12. Mature '''P non-smkr to NEWPORT CENTER Full 831·5534 forepof1afoondellon Tuea. Wed, Thure onty. shr condo w/yng c.pfe or servloe EKtcullve Suttee. FOUND paarla, refl. S30-$45K. S1l1ry +over 497-0211 ocn S275 mo. 1 ulfl .; $575-$825. 840·5470 t>oogle board. beh toye. ride. 898~8788 A-•s . SIOO sec 962·7 _124 Otflc. apace for lease. 747 ldenll"' 875·3070 (AltoMngmtTr11nea ,.,.." '' po11t1on avall.) Now hlrtng Experience M/F. 3 Br, 2 b1 houte, 11. S695tmo ut111 pd. AIC, 'F'Ouild· Smell green Par· Pref W1g11 end hour• $300 mo Avall 9/1 ~round fir. 1055 El $350 Shr NB Condo. Va· ·,bl THE GRIND 760-t433 or 720· t 131 1mlno Dr. Coate M.... rot. Turtlerock 1111 cent Now. 842-51178 Mike negot 8 8 • 3 Bike E. 01 Fairview & owner ldent. 833-019 I ER. 1400 Paclllc Co11t FUIEll .. E•per framer ,wllh quallli· cations In titting mat cutting; molding cu111ng Bright new gallery 111d rrame shop In Balboa needs en eddlllonsl per- son due to reptd growth Customer contact and color co-ordlnallon IS· sistance very lmportaal Contact Robin. Tuea·Frt. 9 em -noon 676-8735 FREELANCE Writer Eern big money last and ee.sy writing ar11c1es and shor1 11orles from your own h om e C a l l 1·7l6·842·6000. lncluO Ing evenings end week· ends, Ext 48028 Full time eKp Sec· r etary/Bo o kke aper needed lor sml last grow· Ing manulecturlng firm Excellent spelllng gram· mar. gen·1 t:>u1tness & of. llc;e prollci1ncy r~ulrea Good phone & organtu - llo'nal 1kllt1 euen11a1 Non-smkr preferred Cell Corinne 645-9552 FILL TIME PAY PlllT • TIIE UH' Opportunities 1v11l1bl1 with the Los Angeles Times Circulation De· pertmen t In o ur door·to-door newspa~r sales program. Gu111n· teed hourly. wage plus commtu lon Hours 9AM • 2PM, or 4PM • 9PM T reining ta provided Potential to earn $300 plus per W'8k For an In· tervlew, Call (7 14) 957-2361, eKt t204 Gardener· Hand yman $825/mo 44/hr wk non·drlnke~ 645·3381 GENERAL Hl?LP needed for yacht bldr Call Don 845-6351 llllPlllO lJITIST E11rj>er for typesetting ,Pusinaas 642-9678 lllHllllHPH Grounds keeper needed by Huntington Beech C11y School District Appfl- callons mull t>e fifed by 8·29-83 Apply 20451 Cralmer l ane. H B phone 964-8888 Written test to be given II llmee specified Selery, $1 t87. S 1476 per month E•· perlenct desired Mllll lnLIST U•IOllUIT N.B lem11le only, n-amk,3 aOOT•/PlYllLI OLlll• Highway • .I Newport Adam• Found: amall grey F dog • " Beech. 842-088 t ---------+---------+---------! blocks to bch, on 1 cine! 754· t040, Mr lrtcy on Main St, Huntington US RENTALS Aprteat1, Vaf. Aertatatl, Oaf. Aertatal1, Uaf. ~~~~22~~'~,.,;'~~;.81';~k ;-UllO/up, carpeu, Baach. (213)438·1312 17871 Mllchtll, trvlne. Ollll R1g11 H11lr11yi1111 In the Minton Viejo Mall 1n nounces out11andlng !Ob opp for e11perlenced, qualified lull aervlce hair· 1tyll1t & manlcur111 II you ere out to make lop dollar end don't mind working hard with e greal attitude come with ua Gueren- teed salery. commt111on, paid vacetlona 1nd other Incentive bonua poln1 program• Cell Ch11lolle Cl11k 495-2005 • rt .. L. 271119 I I le L 27t9 Sa1ta •-a 2710 d al t F d alf I hrd doo Ad egenA· fn Npt Bch took· Now hiring Ea<perlence twJ9 IC• • !!J!f Ha:a Prof&11lon11 F .-h,-be-a_u_t rapea. c, rea rooma. oun "" no col' Inga tor ~eon to do flllng Prat. Hours nego1l1ble Hair 1tyiili"Wiiiied Tti11 ta.. tll -U&Olttl 9XCHELOR APT S300/mo 3 ety Laguna 1eo• ooe1n 17301 Beech Blvd Hunt· ::':.t/~•~:. t,~:\r~ol~~--and dtllverltll Muel bl THE GRINDER. 1400 P1· 1ggret1lve a11d w1n11 to I rnnr I H 1 ty No pet1. 1418 N Frlf)Ch vi-home w/M·F couple lnglon Beach 842"2834 537•7018 outgol"11 and en«getlc clllc Cont Highway, take charge of their own 2:_~~ 1i85~= ~~ C:~. 1 :ou~~11~0 :: &4&-1783 PV1 level w/vlew bdrm. UY Yl!W Good Opportur11ty to N 1wpor1 Bee c h oar-Sub-feaalng.11 • ...... ...,.,.5 rurbllhld 2Br. 18& up-•-atla L••••• "7•• bllh, deck. 811ut. mod Baeutlluf rar:p: office evil!· FOUND. Tetrt. mix dog, ··g11 Into the bualneu". 842-888 t well 1111bllthld Hlon tn ,............, I I ood -• •• & antique turn $.3llO un-eb'-5•2. ••4 M""·Frl F1l r11lew & Ad1m1. ,.._,, ••4 7•~~ , ... fnl"' NI w PO r I Ba I c h N.-.--...hlN'Y 1 Br 2 1 11111 1ap1 1 w.w vt burn-'* IJEA BEACH; furn 1426 mo furn + 'h .. 6 .. '" .,.. ' .... ~ ' 837-932.1 dya, 979-11178 ;;:I~ ·.,..... "" V'" COOKS 876-2046 or 662..0245 ··-•• .. ., ng rp c '" P g1r. IBR $.495 & 1260 .-. ti 8PM bloelle Oii a•nd CHOICE NB HOTS ""'a"""" utile. lll,llll I .°._8}' .,..'---· -..,,-.,,.--~ Advenlur ... Tfl~ 8hon order. Full lime. H1rdWar11ule1 FullTime *495/yl1y 780..a882 AREA 528 lrvtna. Lie 4............. 3 mo. min AVI I .._1 Foul'ld· Whit• F Samoyed, Reply l nlWat Id :J"J, Elll>tf~ c><el Crown NEWPORT PIER 3Br 2e. 1700 mo No Pit• Agt. a..ai 2900 15 497·~ C1aatrci1l Nonhwood Center, frv TOO YOUlll 842-4300. 24 hr1 H11dware, 1024 lrvlne. yrty QMIOI no Piii neat 83t-5155 ________ ....,._ Prof mile under 30 10 ....... uu Cell t.aoun1 Cyn Shellet FOR HMU1'1 N-port Beacn Mw 1 1100, 873-&640 OCEAN VIEW, 'l 6r, ''" Mid eo• working women ahare lrg NB home. )(llll, lg70 NeWP<>n 81Cd e M. Found whit• w/bl1ck llLP w•llTW• b ' th Mml·Prlvlle 1400/mo AIRLINES??? with IJlll>tflence for Hunt· -•• PanthouM MC bldg 2 er 1. u11ury pen ou11 haa furn room tor ••me • 556 1q h $416tmo young Kltlan. Vic. High-a..cn 2 Ba .... _.°' 3rd Br.'tim-Condo II vrn1 Bett>o1 8 In large condo or So lncld• mild• urv. Agent 641-5032 11ndl No1tlngh1m. NB lngton thowrootl'! RllTAIUfl lly rm.d~lng rm, 2 deck• mo IN , will con1ldar IN Coast Plaza Full hH ptlv 831·83 t3 648-04118 (111 lhtr) 881·8704 COOK, Pantry, p·r111at1 w/whllawatar view OPl l 9761mo 548-3239 Pool/J1c 1 225/m o Shr3br, 1ba C M hOUM. IRAllllW .--,,.-.,,--.....,,.--=---lmm091111ngeforlOlherp o.n111 country Club. Laount I050/mo yrly IMM ~·• fl111T 545-3110 n/1mktr. ~e ylrd. 1250 O~ou:s:;eo111t lmprOlll Fg~~PD•~ ~ °&:.~~ Get• 6 Ouyt frM to trevel Expartanced chalr·l ldt NIQu11 Phone Char. N 0 /• I "' - - -'utile•• 34•• m-t• to4000""' h , 111 m1"" Git.__ & ....... , N1wp,or 1 Be•c " 498-57117, 9 em . 3 pm o P111 wnr ... g Tiii• charming 2Br. 1B1 Rm for renl In dpl11, M/F. ., .. • "" ofii~ei. 190/ft '24e8 Balcer, C.M. $68-3200 ,... .... ;...,, -oo3 " " C 875-0l98 or 873·844"4 •Pl .,1wood burning 1257 mo Incl git A11111 Sht baeut 3br 2ba trvlna Newport Bl. C.M Dofothy .,... locl NYC, Dallaa. 844 2 toled Monda~• .. AllT trplc, oithtd1ri1 ce111nga, Sept 14 875-1447 hm. fndry lac apa. ulll• 842•3490 -l 0-1-1-L1-,-,.,.-0-...,.,--t-u_r1.,....le, Miami. Ne• Orlaan1 Dentel Rec1ptlont11. IK• llP-11111 .lo~ ,_.rig & p•" gir 1r1cld nr •"op c•ntet Call .-w /unlque6°EnJ bu1lneta clanced In ,,.,.board, Now hiring pr .... r• tor Thi• ~harming 2Br. 1e. ••· •• • ., • Rm wlprlv ba, kit prlv In lrg 73 t.8• .,,.0 .. , " C .. /NB lJth & N--r. ~I for 18 ""'• vie. Co11a EX "'R NEC .. -. " ege 11 more fl"• 1 p·" .,., "' v_.,.., "• group. N c • Ing, ln1urenoe. 4 ..... d1y haod l'Onlng. Mull ba II Pt w/wooo but fl I no hM.' Choice NB Hgt11~'. apt, nr Occ & hoap Newer 3300 Ml ft, •mpi. 111 St. & Tuatln. Mon .l.t>ove aYll(age umtng• w", Co• I I M •••. met1outou1. tOOO No frl)le,catn.csetlloetllng1, Fem11e only U50 Wa'lllookforyoott t:iarktno.etrcond.Ownar 548-81301645-7954 & tll.Pl"M paid 2 w.-$31·t•20 CoHt Hwy, LIQ Och atove. r•lrtg, & pvt ger· 2 lOO HNiveo Pl Lie 1750 780-3295 d11yw 848 09Q2 HouaemllH/Unllmltld 876-8900 l-011 large LynK Point tr .. otng. Trana pd. All •P· ti" OLUllll 4114-4044 1g1. le mor-e !Ille a pvt mo 0 P•I• Agt avu E•t•bll•htd 12 yra pllclln11 muat be Ill & , - HOUSEKEEPER COOK tor 1 persoo. love·ln Balboa 873-1879 Housekeeper/lll/&-ln, Npl Bch Mon-Fri Room • brd • setary Non-smkr muSl dri"e Rel• 675-3793 or 523·4920 H-0 U S E • KEEPERS·Re~den~al & comm e1epe1 perl, mus1 have cer & phone. good Englleh, '41Vera1 pos111ons avail Can 841·4446 01s or 960·6971 evs Asll for N11htftr I Chli.care uve In Gooo drllllng re- cord lluenf Engllsn $12~ wk 10 SI art 760-9058 (3-61 lhlect1on motding Need macnrrie ope•etor Cell 963-5500 Janitors 11extb1e nr SS oo pr hr & more Re11able · dependeble Pos111on open In NB tmmed Also tn So Or Cly Call 497 5080 Iv msg live In 8abys11141rl Hse keeper 2 acnoo1 age cnll- dren & I 2 yr old tor school teacher /mom Moo·F" wknds otf Own room Own car pret Reis requ11eo Salary · rm & brd 7St·8043 LOT rE~SH tor c11 rental 11iency Call Jene• 650· 1 t 80 LOT PERSH L81e night or eerly morn· ;ng Musi have rahable trens & be csepanoable S3 75/hr 6!>0-1366 LOT PERSON·Part·ilme nonea1 narcs worker Alm for S1udenlS Nwpt C~ erea Apply 1n persor Newport Vespa N B 642-8870 MAIDS·Res•dent;"a1 & comm exper r1.1q must have car & pnone good Engllah several pos11ons evall call 8A 1-4446 dys or 960·69 7 1 evs Ask for Carole IAIHHAHE AU around maintenance men lor targe apt complel< MuS1 be l<nowledgable In all building 11 ad es XI/It setary & benf!llls. Please do not rep1y unless fully qualllllld An1wer 1n own hendwr111og AO • lO 14 Dally Pllof P O Box 1650 COS18 Mesa Ce 92627 IWITHUCEMU Full time for townhouse complex In Hunt1ng1on Beecn Knowledge of general ma1n1enanc1 pool and pelntong Cer & some tools reQuired 846-2756 llAIAIEMEIT TutlH TOIL -EOllP. llEITll Orng Co seeking responsible 1norv1dual with minimum 2 years college. ex per 1n mngm1/superv1s1on1wor king with public Mech'! 1pll1Ude necessary Benell• pack1ge provtd90 Salery Oesed on e~pertence & po1en1111 Growth opportunlly •e 111n1 Send~esume & selary htSlory 10 tll25 Church St Coata Meaa. 92627 • M1neger wanted for qw111 t8 unll apt house, couple preferred, n1oe eastslde too Pleese send resume to Ad •1170. Dally Pilot. Po Bo11· 1650 Co111 Mesa. c1 9262 7 Meaonery ellper'd tender Gd drlYlng record 11111 $5 perllr MV 95t-4591 MiiiJr9 person for lull time Leboratory pk;kup and dl4tvery t-iealth ~re ben· tllll 646-02 t8 Rick/Jim MEDICAL OFFICE· 1 per· i on office Hlltllnt n"80ed. '"Pl' perte.rrad but wlll consider tr1lnlng aomeone with ge~I ol- 11 c e otc k-g round Mtmor111 Counseiorl . 1>.p prel11rrdd Harbor Law n ·M or 11.1 1 r v 540-5554 Mover-011111r Muri b1 cteen•cut. re411bte. r1afO· working. mull be OY9f 23 Wilt train SS 00 to 11ar1. Starving Actor. Moving Co 850-1366 hM . C~ NB Hg11 too. 83Hil!l5 R..,.m IOr r .... I. ---r .. a..,.h # 1 In OC 1132 4134 For ..... 1ppro.11 li.000 If Slameae ntutlf.cl Mlle, 0_,., 'an.,-p, unattactlad Counter ,_son needed Ho1tl H01t1u d1ya & 2 oo H Pl Laa 9726 "" "" ,..,. .,,,_... w1rehou.. f. office Whitt *1• blllClc oollar. fo ,....., om• e •• N OC Air mlo :::"' pa.11 Agl Ila Cltata•t 277t 19~~ •"r.w,.v 1260/mo Yng PiiCiooklng lor ,am tPIC4I lencd yd Hlrl)Of blve..,.. REWARD. Vkl. 6 rNdy or Immediate 910·11013 (Uk lor Mlnou) ~of1. Cvlll .,;, 2·4P~ Motl l1mlllea era gtttlflQ 831•11511 "2 Br Ui! Fur11 UNI .,.._ • .,.. rmml•IO lhrt•Pll' ... ., .. • 11so'o t mo Coll•M .... &48-9-449 =:~~:; .. 1~:: 762·U38 1t1ec:amp1no "t>vo '11111 ~ P I d WorkJ t 25--40 11on 1260 ' 112 uttt Batf\a 842· 1163 People wllO need Pe:ipte --II Quiet 2 Br I 81 ~IOI 00 ' yaar roun ' nr ng 1rn 6411·0404 8allln9 1nythlng •Ith 1 teonl, &!17-30 t '· 11 AM • Thll'I what th4r '1•1' 't 0 u h • ~ 1 1 pool Newport hla' bNCll, bu ... No 1>9'I emok Npt Cr"t tennla Shop!Stort/Offlce SplCI Delly PllOt Clulllled Ad 6 PM. Mon lhru Fri ONl.Y DAILY PILOT Tne fut .. t draw In Iha umper thal'a not getting MOO/mo. 1801 C 5th ~277 pooU300960·l 709 9PM SELL Idle 11am1 wllh a 360 1q h or ..... rMI. ta 1 llmple melter "nd whit you wanl Ill SERVICE DiR~CTORY WHI a 0111y Pllol ~.an:1 l~ now ""'th 1 St 848-7366 Cluellled Ade 84?-5e78 S-1 Idle ltema 842-6878 Dilly PllOt Cluall\ed Ad C.M C·2. 641-7249 lutl c9'I 642-6871 o.ity p~ ~1 la all lboo'll ClaaallleO '-d 841-6871 1---------.---=::::::::::=-.::::=:=:::Ji.:==:======---:::::"--__j~;,;,;.;.;.;.;;.;.,;;,.;;;;;;;;..,.;.;;,;;..,...J.::::::::::::::::=: --=--=-~-~-:-------=~~:::=:~ . I TODAY 'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 47 Pungern 48 P1c1ure 1 Room transfer and-49 Utter 6 N Amer coon 50 Lambs· 10 Use a 01111 parents 14 More skilled 54 Times of day tS M elody 57 Lion group 16 Gazelle 58 Forward 17 Stupid st 59 Garry or Oil( 18 Rodeo 60 Rockies, e g performer 61 Very Fr 20 Head the bill 62 Guy 21 Possessive 63 Glacial 22 Growing our ridge 23 Rowers 25 Grain goddess 27 Piglets 30 Vegetable 31 Away from 32 Boundary 33 Mouth part 36 Upright pref 37 Genet retattve 38 Present 39 Music note var 40 Retains 41 Cudgel 42 -de corps 44 Unrealized 45 Rather 2 3 ,.. DOWN 1 Singer 2 Last notice 3 -maier 4 Censure 5 Unwatered 6 Trea11es 7 Times 8 Yellow ocher 9 Ounce 10 Baked items t 1 Gold medalist 12 M ountain ridge t 3 Less cover ea 19 Forgive PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED 21 us l81C gp 24 Gnawed 25 Femmes 26 Redact 27 Nol barefoot 28 Idol 29 Present 30 Fastener 32 Discolored 34 Metal 35 Hemmed in 37 Dear 11 38 N Carolina cape 40 Wheat 7 8 9 41 Keep out 43 Attitudes 44 -01 the lano 45 I e , In lull 46 By no means 4 7 Flavorlul 49 Antitoxins 51 N1cta1e 52 Margtn 53 Predictor 55 Suppos111ons 56 Speck 57 Before comb form 11 12 13 -----~ ---,..------------------------------------------------ Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Thursday, Au 25. 1983 05 1.• .... • .. lt._W.......,a• ... t.-........ --.S.;.;lot .. 1111 Waat.. llM Det• 9510 fuailue IO?S Jliacellaaeoaa 1211 Power Ital• 7012 A•t• S.mc11/ nUPIHI Ill.II Golden R•lrt1v1r. AKC ... 8•tutllul Oak wall unn Xlr AocCey lull "· xlnr 25' 8aylln8', 2 Volvo•. '"'' MIS Reatturant LINE COOK lmmeo opeo1no for a.per llr1a coolc In So Co11t Plua Back Say ROWlno & Running Club 641-0 t 18 Uk lor Don. MCI, 1118 natlon'a lono di•· mo. Male All lhola, Lrge PerfeQt c;ondlnon S'OO cona Sruntwtck. 175 complel•IY equipped s2:t! J f 0td f fO(j cvttOtTI ttnce pllune c;ompeny, 11 ognM lnCI, S160 01ugh Call 646·71193 966·43114 111 &PM trlr S1 t.QOO 494 2820 motor movnta eno "ON hiring p an/Ume tele· ,., all!.'gle 839•2074 Boollcue. walnut. 12X3!1 8111110 new Punch Card 40' Cnrlt Craft lrH;tbln. member New, I lOO marketlno repa. from 5 • Sherry'• Pooctle puppy 5 1n1ve, •Int cond 195 Knit King Meenlnt Laev I-full wnll• 1¥/blue canvaa, 839-1217 9 Pn'l TeleplloMi aalea Hie. IHCUP·toy min· 659 7417 evee carr11ga, knit leader, 2 4 Eng need• work Good 'llt MBZ 2201i000. trvnk, experience r1Qulted atur11 S260 up 546·2848 -DESIGNER 9-.coucu 4 color cn11nger, ribbing value 118,000 or term• other parta. 175 ... vw 11ata1,1ren1 S5.50/hr. Apply atter 3 ---" 11t1chm1n1 1400 wonh 528·8680or 493-4t01 Bua ,.., l>t nch Eatabllahttd ctlnnllf hcx.tae pm. "k for Biii Ward 26 p sa35 Pollal'lad cotton. brown of Shetland, Molltlrl ----86l·2220 Be t-2220 Mekl daytime M rvlce Excutlve P1rk Ste 200 tla ~ bkgrd, bamboo floral de acrylic Cono yarn S960 '7 t CIHtlc. 18' Tri-hull, 4 ----- peraonnal ' cooka. Par•· Irvine, or call 6.c t-8434 • singing Roher Canary, algn s 175. 645·6625 080 845.400 t Cyl Volvo 110 , open bow PAINT ANO UOHT BODY dlN Cele, llOO Newport TILIPllll wtfd·type color, free Dee~ 3•6 reduced 5135 C 53000/0BO 1150-0435 WORK Save H & In· I 1 •.co ~ elllng Ian, brau motor --ov c . 11 Ceoler Or, NB Apply stand "9 cage ncl • Chair S59 Matching w/Olk bllOee & tulip 74 M Aldon LuKury Motor cbra:!' 8~11 ~9·Mt2•21V ue Mon· Tllura, 2_..pm. SILIOITlaS 557-4629 chair & love Mal $59 light• 3 apd & reversible. Yacht w/Nwii1 Charter Y - Reataurant WOl'k evening• In Costa White Cock•llll Male. wllll each 546-8556 never ueect Coll S290 Co r P E /. It con d . Alltl Waattt1 Lori'• Kitchen. Inc na1 ·~ Meu Ltet w..ic our top custom ctge, 8 rno old & Olnette Set butcher block Take S99 552·0798 llvelabo•rO, all Ironic, petllOf'I put In 24 llcx.tr1 lkl $150 645 5212 twin t 2V7 t a etc Hlgl'INt cMh lmmed. for lollowlng openings end l>foughl home $350. 11 "O· • w/cllrome, 6 chairs S t25 Del Leppard ten tlc«eta lo; S585,000 Trade tor TO'a, yO<.Jr vehicle, domea11c or W&ITllEIS/W&mll Call 75 t-4222 alter 1 Crib SSO 9e3·8296 Hie •I the Forum, 111. real eatate or 7 844-480& lorelgn 551-8285 with car tor Wicker b&llutt P_m__ AalitHI 6010 ESTATE SALE 5 piece •how 4 2nd snow Cell WE IUY 111nu 11 Bdrm Set S300 551-8583 llHEL ~~~11 M~1~. ~~~ ;P~ Is ~~! 1!fc:~~t~!·~~pll-* l•lltlll lHtlH * Curio Stand $25 Pie-Delft Pi111011 Oemetones, 21' Floeryiaa1 Bey Boll OLEAI Ollll proK $150/$175 wkly, eellone tor the fottowlno SAT, AUG 27. SPM lures. Lamps etc. S5·S30 Chinese rugs. Pr Carved Alllao~ ~~~~.CM AID TRUOll llUT SLIDEil po1lllon1. Food eervtce, AMERICAN FURNITURE 540-4484 Exquisite Rosewooo 7 t 4/645·60 t5 I POITIH c 0 ck 1 1 11 1 e r v 1 c e , Ovar 400 pea of rellnlallad Full size bed s 100 See 111 cllrst 640-8888 __ __ a •• Tl.l -•stl lloatlHMI, bua persona. golden ~ek Incl fancy 19051 Holly St. It 10, Double bo~ spring & m•I· WAIT TD llY .. r5n Apply In perion 619 sloe MC y, hotel com-1-funllngton Beacn Eve· tress, llke new. sentltzed. 13 It 80SlON WHALER ''".'Illar w/Hobert allcer Sleepy Hollow Lene. modes. toe dreuera w/ nlnga $80 557·7130 IN GOOD CONO ANO 9 30 AM • 8 PM. Laguna Beach mlr & Mfp fronta. Ill --GOOD PRICE 673·2585. Mon-Thurs 6 AM . 12 boys w/mlr, leaded glase Girts Bdrm se1 w/1mall Ofk wood snell unll 1_..96-3357 Noon Sundays. TMl IRIUWlY servers. bowed glau llo-reo prlnl J<lnl cond w/droplront desk & chinas. loe aldeboerda. 2 Hdbrds, dresser, llUtCll, 2·dwrs $9() O'Keela & )Olla, Sall AU appltc:enls must be IEWPllT IUDM benches, 1 t50 pc1 or nloht stand, lamp, chair Marrllt irasn compactor. 17. Venture ilps 4, trlr & neat. clean. and depen-la now lntervMlwlng tor orig flnlsnoak. ~ malloO $350 631-0335 changeable color panels ,11tras, StSOO 751•7154 dable Apply between salH help Full and & walnut 1t11m1 Nice Girls Bedroom sei, white S70 557-8088 10am • t2 noon. or 2·4 Pllrt·llme H ies positions t860's 4 pc Victorian pm 3077 So 1-farbor available Full time walnut bdrm sat. 1015 01 w/green & yellow trim, Elec typewriter, Olympia (Harbor et Cerrlage Credll/Caalller also small Items, gtaasware. iUnl cond 10 pieces 35, $100. 180 yds brown Drive). Sent a Ana Apply In person, Tues-lrames. etc. Over 400 $500 844·056l 4 orangeshegcrpt.S200 979-0747 da~. Wednesday or Fri-Items In ell Preview Sat. 1 IUY FUllllTURE 646·6206 Restaurant day, between 11· l2 or 9·5. 10% buyers' prem· Les 957-8133 EXPECTING??? Complete 3·5 Personnel Oepet1· lum Call Cllerles for de· tall maternity wardrobe TllE OIFFEE TUIH ment EOE employer tells King size bed, S 100 size 8-10 (Page Boy. etc) Excellent llout1 for home· l OP SSS l I l ti 549-4019 575.34s5 eve maker Fast food eolfee Femela• Pref ••oaele •• IFfJ trlll ltO H ----SIOfe In South Coast vu. Esco';ia (213) 8..,66-t984.,. 1685 Toronl o Way. C M Ma telling couch and For Sale "N" scale train lege. 557•9878 556-9901 lvseat. S150 Misc tables layout 3.x7' complete TOPLESS MODELS 675·4646 Runs great $400 or best ROOFERS· hOl llr & com· S750A" p •1oo•tLY s I Fl c ··OVING evetvthln_o_must otter 675-5236 po s It 1 0 n n eed 8 d . • " " Anllque tereo H • on-... . , llK perlence ne e. NoEllP Nee 826-2583 soleXlnt cond Must Mel go! Stereo, antique drop Frptc screen wltoole $25 631•4006 $350 493-8077 Jerry leaf table. sewing macll. Oogllouse$IS,9&3.9296 -----chest, chairs, sofa & 22' Ca1atln1, swing keel. 51lp 0 18, fully equipped, w/lrlr nu seat cushions. $5500 213/649-3334. 6 I 9 I 4 5 7 · 5 7 9 5 evea/wknds 2 Hobie 14's, custom trlr. freshly painted & rewired $1500/olr. 240-8093 ERICSON 35 Pannershlp. Top Cond, Equipped for RACE/CAUSE. Avon. Auto Piiot. Etc Only $6500 Best Sllp In New- port Call Lesllo 979-7843 CON MELL CHEVROLET x~ 11.,r1 •• 1 """ ' c,...., ' ,, ~ .... \ 541>-1200 WEHY USED CARS & TRUCKS COME IN OR CALL FOR FRH&PPWUL Cormier ·Delillo CMEYHLn 1821 t BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH 141·10171141-llJl WE PAY TIP HLW FOR ISEI CUI &LA•IUHOI POITllC/HUll 2460 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA IU·4100141· 1417 WAITED! Tllll 1111 GERRIE'S ANTIQUES more 760-8858 Jol'ln Wayne Tennis Club llW Tl IELl IS BACK Family Membersnlp for '* • 1-felp give lllem a head 3500 SQ II ol American An· MUST SELL Dining rm sete Call alt 6PM DIALING start Earn top SSS part tlques. also departm11n1 rable & chra S200. Game 760•0754, HOBIE 16;' wl trel14H. Te· qulle aunrlee salla, many Good, clean uled cara; xtras. rarely utad. $2200. prefer 1978· 1983 Bulcil•. 673·3600 J ague r I . T A 7 a & or ueed furniture 4 collec· I able & ch rs $250. Girls _ lime evenlno• Only Ubtes. Will buy Estates. 5-pc Bdrm S 150 Boys Kodlac Bear Skin Aug FOR positive, dependab le, consign or what have 2·pc Bdrm S 100 Mite >(Int conO Reas. priced DOLLARS outgoing adults need you? 50l No. El Camino 15-$55. 760-1256 Tom 548·0910 apply. Phone 646-7021. Real, San Clemente, •-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-2 30 to • p m "'ondau Oak game table wl cllalrt Earn big money tor sllon · "' ,.. ' 492·0638 or 492·4554 S hour9. 30 hr work WMk tllru Friday. _____ $ 4 O . A mer I c a n ldiall ltar S•I• 1111 Hobie Cat 16', e•cell cond super fasl, lo price '"1995 848-0193 with potential lo earn l·T--·l 11••1n1 Martlnsvtllo Armolre & Xlnl cond Must aee to ap- 1500 +per week. I ••5 w AppUaacH 601 l triple dresser $425 each prec1a1el 548..0910 Sabot. complete w/salls & •6AM·NOON Hllt•Hf TralHts --963·4308. 546-6077 cover, In •Int cond $400 •NO EXPER NECESS Start Y3oudr n-1" card"' on 2~~~11~= :~g~~~~r~~=~· On sz sleep couch. beige Los Caballeros Tennis 548-95M or see at 370 •WEEKLY PAY GUAA our r 111 an pro-Excel cond $225 tweed S250 675-7261 Family Membersnlp Low Santa Isabel •HIGHEST COMM + greu Into upper man· 499.5809 p tee al $700 964 3033 Viking 2-0-, _w_ood_h_u_ll_r_e-ed-y Porsclles out any mO<let considered. Top prloea paid! Call Clive 11 Bauer M otors at (7 14) 979-2500 BONUSES aoement level Dally In--------SOFABEO, dble, xlnt r · • •PLEASANT WORKING tervlews h81dlrom9•m· HARBOR AREA GOnd $t15.552-t495 Men's 10 5PdBiiie $50, tosall,Alom1to1Baysllp '~[;a~~-m11 CONDITIONS 4 pm at 12422 Lampson APPLIANCE SERVICE Sola, grn & wilt velour Stepping stones S 40 $2000 675• 7091 I! II you're bright and pos· atreet, Garden Grove. or wa sell reconct., guar. s1oo 8.c6 .• 3475 each, Plants $2 up. Bug WOODEN BOATc 20' Vlk-4 ftHl Drinl 3 1911 a pleasant vo,__ call call 714-537-4840. appliances 549-3077 light $55. Drawing Table 1ng eloop Clesslo pocket Mr TllomHat ....., EOE. F Solid Pine bdrm 881 $20 840-8807 cruiser, complete. ready '74 Jeep J10. p/a, p/b. Comml Uprlglll reezer w/walnut finish. 12 drew----------10 sell Owner wlll tin-auto. air. shell. auic gaa. 673-0118 $250. 546--0321 er dresser. lrg mirror. Oak Gian Mountain Re· ance.S2000.650-1204 $4500 673-2912 PART-TIME, Varied lloura Chest of 5 drawers & treat Membership, camp S.,,.-a,-_...,c,..·--,-k-. ....,c,..~-1-a-··---. to Include early A.M. Etec1rlcwasheranddryer. night stand $500 Coe.sttoCoast.eelldwn ltat1 '79 Scout Auto. PS/PB, ..,. "' v• ..,_ ...--.. d •• II d •Int cond . $325 Alter ~ 350 55 6 27 I 30 I t ~ $5000 S111tonera 270 Eaal 17111 ........ en • mull ave e-5pm 642-3822 661-7626 pymnt ..,1 . 2· 1 I~ l Ski 7016 ~8Q9•.t928ga an.. • St. Costa Mesa. Full pendable velltc~ (small _ .... Time Apply In person lfUCI\. van. Slatton FREEZER, Sears, 31 cu It Swedish Modern couch Odyssey 11 Micro pro-Avon earider, rub-T L S wegon) to asslat news-uptight, -ttow. xlnt cond. w/ett. end tablet, Kint cessor. eKll cond, Incl 17 bet/glHs hull. Mere 501;.;r;.;;•;.;;C;.;;•~•----.;.;;;.;;;, w.11 paper dealer In Irvine $325 1131': 1899 cond. S751obo 846-2530 games, S 175. 546-3026 hp motor. Slla<ellne trtr 169 Ford Ranci;;;c;, iiOOd Do you anloy making area Must be depen· ---------Teele Stereo Beoch $350. Pinball meclllne, old type Full S3850 548·2858 cond .. runt greet S89S people laugh? Cen you dable Contact Greg F~~l?:'rst;''~·K:~:·~ tealc & 1119 end table $80 bally, $450 Alt 6PM, Tahiti Ski Boat, 16-, w/115 _5_5_7_"'6_9_3_2 ____ _ 18117 WUI you climb 2 1-fyde Monday lhru Friday Merritt stove, ges, each, beige corner sec. 968-4384 hp Mere 018 . iclnt conct. '80 Chevy ,,.. ton PU. 8 cy1 night• ol atalra every bet~ 9i: ~~ l0:30 w/grlddle, brown $130. couch $595. 964·3033 Po-rt-Jec-unl_se_ll_c_oniiiined new paint 4 upllol, Incl. sllel!. 20MPG, 19,000 ml mornlno? lnalde eale1 1"11ia.ilmil.l oilnllyl.llili12·1111111 •• 646-9589 Coila Mtll ll.124 $400. ett couch $70. Roll· trailer & Lk Elsinore boat $4650 548-9416 Iv meo poaltlon with Animal'" • er 1ype Jaoglng machine allp. S..500 497-2637 AM • Crackers Entertainment.•--.--.,---,---Gas dryer. eiclt cond $ tOO Misc. Items. FRI. Sat. Sun $70 754· 1850 & evee 493·5243 wkdys 6 1 Toyota Pickup, AC. Htlt Waattt1 5100 Btlt Waattt1 9100 Btl w ••• ~ 5100 Requires personality, wll. I .,. .. '"· 646-0746 9.4 2047 B Charle. CM --,....---.,. ' AM/FM cauette. new .. and a great phone voice E 11 P er I e nc• d fo r Rockwell prints, framed, Mariat ai • 7011 tires & wtleels, roll bar, 4 110110 ao1mt11 OFFIOE $800 P4lf mo guaranteed. Food/Cocktails. Aslc for Gold Admlrel Relrlg s t95 Mufti Fam Sale Furn "Saturday's People" or ftO~~.;;.;a.;;wl!~~~.; spd Boat Otter Excetlenl IOflWUE 10 Sharp aJer1 person, good PIT help tor &Ille nour· Incentive program. Mejor Cecelia All101 Res-t6.6 cu II good conct, Ice tamps. mens tO spd. M o v I ng 0 a y s ., Johnson lectrlc ut· cond 646-6474 w It II numb e' • cleantng service. Call or medical Send resume tauranl. t670 N-port maker 646-8086 books & loads more S 1 8 0 O I 0 B 0 board. long shall, har·1-------=.-::-: Prt1ra••tr/l.aalyst MacGreoor Yacht C«P. an appt. 966-l300 o etalllng your pro-,_B_lv_d_C_M______ Fri/Set 9-4 2074 2131382·5286 nesa & controls Call Vtal 0 II you n a.,.. a broad beell· 1631 Placentia. Coate REAL ESTATE SALES tesslonaJ e•perlence to waner/Wattreu , PI T. I llf lffLIA•DH Plletarope. Mesa Verde 842•5800 ·66 Ford &Yi autometlc. ground In IBM·PC mlcfo Mesa ••• 111111 ROBERT 0 BILLS Apply Morning•. 843 Les 957•8133 ott Swan Or SllTlH TIClnS Slip• a lkcli:a 702 $750/0BO 557-5127 computer appllcetlon1.1---------ANIM•L CRACKERS 9 8 c Jc Penny Raft"' 2(;;-. --Sat Oct 8 concen Pacific -especially PC·OOS. then PAJNTER-10 yr• •• r. fJiprd ~for well 215RWEASIOEAVE. :: 1 th I ' osta gold xtnl cond S200. NEIGHBORHOOD GAR· Amp. 2 reserved aeets so' SUp, water. shore '69 Ford Bbltp cmpr. 11\lsliyourclltncetoget enQUOh IOoll to work known e1t1bll1he d lllWPTBCl-l.CA926&3 1_____ 556..0250 AGESALE·BeSlt>uyt ln $40bot11969·1221all6 power lncld Newport l 1850/0B0752·7946 In on Ille ground noor of a alone 963-4 I t4 Balboa llland Realty WlJIEHISI townl Donations from Beach 644-4505 '69 VW Van, anrt, nu ma1or Insurance Co 's p A 1 N T EA. Q e I · c 0 at . 873-8700 Sain Relrlge $200 waSiiaf& many sources Sal 8am • Sears Cold spot Freezer. I I .'.It.' UL.El PIT w•eoda only Mu11 ""'er $l35 eacn Dish· <1pm 1st B•nllst Church. t7 cu 11. spaceaever. PVT BOAT DOCK aWiii: eng·lrans-p"lnt Xlnt deve opment o tn·llOUl8 varnlsner needed by R~eptlonlst f II time na •= dr1 I"" r-o d ~·1 -Be 32 d $2795/ I 552 751• tt 1 E ~ · u · v v ... -r washer s 100 646-5848 301 Magnolia, nr 19th St S 150 0 1>0 135 gal N-port acn. up to con o' • .. 90 ware sys ems IC· yacht bldr E.xper Call Harbor Lawn Mortuarv Neat. energellc PfHSOn to pply Mon -Fri bo 1 1 Id tie pertlee In sollware con· Don 645-635 t 540-5554 ·' ffrow wttll well eatab-..... ( ·t• Pl i...J STOVE. clean good cond Wlleetcllatr, $200. Mowe1 Pemco snow &Quarlum. power e oniy. s 8 · '73 Dodge B200, V8 360, figuration and a love of ailed company ••1nl· '"' ar I 1• ... a1 2 • 5 • "8 "3 $50 631-2336 $200/mo 875-3673 mags. ~ood cond $2300. ""' 1528 N Bl c ~ $100. Rel rlg, clean. mo old .• 12 "" ..., 21 delving Into eppllcatlons PAIT TllE llEOEPTil•IST mum 1 year retail may ewpon vd, · works tine S75 548·4485 Several dlemond stones Storlft 7024 646-l 1 •eves 846· 1 !90 Is required Knowtedge osl GOlmll MEL' Full time to ana~r phones u per. FIT Starting women· Suflertng from Ybearctrtsa':! s0unctay 2c02 c"h1· 20 pt 10 112 ct .. ladles 14 600 sq-ft atorage apace, '78 Ford 250 Econollne. IBM-PC assembly, CIC 30 2 and greet,_..,,,..,_ Typtno, •alary •900 •12001mo burnout? C"a11~g1n~ ca Tappan Gee stove. • · o.. reno• ou · ct Concord wale". sev· "ardwareisollware Inter Luneh41111: lo pm ,,_.,.., " • • ·• · " ~· -trig .. -"r ml~ •c11~Ap 11 upetelra, S250 mo. Van. PIS, P/B, Cru!M. 11 • W--'-10 t .. 10·key by touch. Ex· Paid holldaus and va. reer oppt'y Acri eve burn-r, 30", 3 mo old · """" -,. .... eral oz of 14 & 18 c1 gold, , a C. and Pr 0 P • .,.,..etTW\dS 0 '"• IOme I $225 675 3307 642·4626 $3500 760-0240 • evenlnos pertence pref Good cation. 1-to1p. Ina. avall mar agemenl 6 mos -Ft••laia trash water pearl necl!· erty/casu111tylnsuranoels Must be allrectlve. pet'· Company Benefit•. Madi· 1ntervlewe by appt. only Hlgllu t p aid 111m•I• Wasr>erlgasdryer s 125 pr y ll 6134 lace & bracelet plus olne< Boat & RV atorege, up to '80 Dodge Van Con· deslreable soneble neat callne. Call Ruaty Pelican Tues ·Fri 646-744 1 e11ec. In US 651-0221 Whirlpool relrlg/lm $65 I If jewelry for sale cheap or so· 642-4904. Do II your-version, Slnk, ICflboK, TV, Ideal t>Otlllon lor serlOUs ApplylnPeraon •M«2pm Re 11 a u r 11n 1 Inc, LLIH'sltalERY Allworkgreat675-6631 Garage Sale: Clothes. wllltredelorgoodllouse-sett area 1ola net $9500 hobbyist or student FleK Mon-Fri 714·549-9322 •=,...,...,~,........,,------Worl\lng Mother needs __ 2 lurnlture. baby. sporting hold rurnllure. lg TV or O 962·0206 hrs can be er11noed Boole• Pleoe SECRETARYlor Nwpt Bell part time helper for AacliHI 501 goods. Saturday 8729 Washer/dryer 613-5619 SailMar•a 1 ---- Central Orange Co lo-89 Fashion lllend RECEPTIONIST adv egency, $7.00 hr l9/mo •dorable glrl lUCTIOI Hudson River Cir , Foun· -Must ae1i ocean going A.ati••~, cation hper receptlonl1t tor Mutt be uper'd 4 Babyeltllng. lloht hou... talnVatley Siar diamond 6 position windsurfer. $300 CltlllCI 9045 Send resume to Bob Bos-Part time person la< eand· n tab architectural olc Hll·•larter. Call all 5PM lleeptng In eKcllanoe for Lapidary grinder $250 675-07•6 673 2599 clle, 2 137 Pem1 Circle, w I c II prep a rat Ion edjeoent to John Wayne lor appt. 673-2207 room & bOllrd. 1 blk from JOURNALS 8881. lttck 6140 10tn diamond saw S 100 .. ' • '29 MO<lel A, 4 Ooot Town Or11J1go, Call! 92667 Of 496-2434 Dane Point Alrpart, plea.sent appear· Beach 831·8242 IEW-Dllll• .... BA RGAINS-Roll away tOlb cap tumbler $25. New never Uled, order Sadan, restored so.995. call 7141937·9333 days. Part time Secretary. New· anoe. pereonallty, tele-Shor111~:~!J~!. type Jt~I WHIM 91 S Comprehensive weekly re-beo. blcyclea, sk Ila. ~~g ~30 c:s~4~,~s:~r now $590. 559· 1833 '46 Ford Wood~. navy IHI mu 0Allt1 pon Beach lnveatment phone manner. Soma 80 wpm Newport Center Babyalltlng, uper, Ileen.. ports on 100.200 llUC· hdbrds. clothes galore n s wor • licyclta 101% blue. restored. $12,995 . .. .,50 1 w--" plua """'•lo'-firm. good typlno. recep-1YaP111nge&ndlyt !'.k111-0pn1g 1req 8 t1on11 & sates per Wk In colonlal pole tamp, many TECl-INICS receiver. sharp For -;.1 •.. 1983 Sc."wlnn 10 PP 675-8161 ~ """" ""-"" ti I t ·al Ill C W "" 9 ottloe. alary negotiable. & rala Laguna Niguel U.S misc Items 1564 1 cass deck, KHS 25" tO "''"'' " C ••101 Work from home For ~171 1 . NgO~eSaM OoKE~e --------Call Kiiiy 8<44·2507 pref 240-02J4 For Info 0111 direct CoSt Plymouth Ln, Fri/Sat 9.5 spd $125 each 642·5620 speed bicycle, 111<11 naw * U • IV. OPE S 16 95 digest call (312) :n:,g54 • REOEPTIDllST 00 YOU N P? S 175/obo 65 t-0725 Compl. rstrd. Mint 931-5337 EJtt 2239H. PIT. evenlnn and wkndt le"lttlftf,lfftltl, EEO HEL 0 1r'omca1t 1w,,m tbeub~~rlputcl~edn GA 7 R 9 AGEE SALE·FrWllSll Tow Bar $50 Horne TANDE" BIKE $l50 S251<PP7t4/640-0491 ··• P/Ume evn/wkndi. Nett Companion It nursing, II.Ill ..., .. 1 t 1 d d 1 ,.,. •rwf•E•DIUIEIY Presclloottaechetneeded N ew port Beach •"""'•ranee and '"and· charge llouael!eepar 714/828·63368am106 er uB war 18 arn· FurnlStl l nga. B i ke . orbestoHer 645-9336 '30Fordclluals Rel>IJHt. ~" " for September Mu•' be MercedH -Ben• Deal· .......... II Own I XI 7 • n 536-7073 I WI.WIG. •.-TNlfE ~ writing only need a"""'. car or errand• nt pm Clays per week __ _ Two Sc;:---wlnn Le Tour 10 Runs $2SOO 675-3175 -·, '" cenllled Temple Bat ershlp Apply In peraon ..... ,,.., ef Don 631-e631 G s le s A 27 " is lllrtng coun1er eales. i nd Yallm In Newport Beech only Jim Slemmons 1m. 2590 Newpon Bl. CM r 8 ne Beaut1lully reflnl shed ~::g~ C~alet ~~ne~~unt-Tt7c~et~e,~e;!d seating speed1, ~ln1 cond .. rarely '65 CC>fonet 500 conv. 318 bua personnel we ara Call 713-644--1999 Por1•. 1301 Quall Street, Servloe Station auendant, HEAL Tl-I minded 11udent, t>r52us50 .. ·~~g81e~adboerO ington Qeach 9am·4pm SMEE•• ra•Ttl used. S 175 ea Kuwahara V8. 2 bbl, buoketa, center looklno for trlendly, -tmll Np• Bch. Exper~. Apply Slle41 23, wllt do hal!PO 4 aome .,...,,. """' --• BMX 20· racing bike conlOle. pert orlglnal. crieerlul. qu1ll tted rn 1---------Slatlon,17lh&lrvlne,Npt cooklnglneacll lorrm & .,,..,..-...,......-HugeAntlqueYardSale Sept 17111 at tile Pacific $200 673·3600 Asklno S1750 650·6130 people Please call tor Ord« deall eJ11perlence Receptionist wanted lull Bell brd Cell Tu .. Frl 9AM· 12 Giant 2 day estate 4 &n· Wonderlul things, 50me Am pit heater Reg $27 - appt, Mon·Sal, 10·5 preferred but wllltraln time, ~avy phones, llOht noon only, ASK FOR tlque euC1lon Sept 9· lO m111c Fri & Sat 8-? tor both Wiii sell for S20 Moler lili:ta 1016 '10 FOii 2 la U IHI mt mature person wlth typlno & employee ben· Serv Station Anend. Full DIANA 892-8155 IOW &OOIPTIH 21702 Impala Ln (near 646-4184 ·76 VESPA 125 Good Brand n-Int. run a Vflf'Y 751_1286 abllltyfordatall work.IVll ellt s. C all Cllhy and Part. Hrty +Comm.I---------OllSllllEITI Buellard&Hamltlon,turn Used w8Sher/dryer 1125. body. runs well. $500. good,nuUreeS1350/obo company l>enellta Mr 845-7053. In• & Vacation. 673-3320 Mele ~et~~en~~able 846-5164 on Mokthana) Cottee lable. 525, 1965 631·3853 or 544-8006 consider trade 969· 1221 11111111 Weal, Newport Retleble person needed Shampoo Asaletant for· 642 5283 ••• • -I I 601 .. Im"•• ..... rv $50 ObO 645 0482 N v p 2 0 0 I Cert Nurse Aide.I, Stationers.phone for aandwlch shop Irv buay aalon,llc.req.New· • I • lltnl I 'W . VI monlngs • ' ew espa 'A81ff, •f!rlM 3:30·7 30. 3. t 1 30. t 1·T. 883· 1200 tor appt area 971-1739, 965· 1247 port Beach. 831-1390 Refined Fem .. exp lldetly 2 x -& rtldWOOd decking PAE·MOVING SALE. furn, r w1ne/blk, 130 ml $1 too -.--... ,._. ...... _____ 1_1_1_7 Pan time c t Cl b cara. llv•ln 631-8590, Only 55 oente n.ar It lenc· clothes. books. misc 36 WEL.:s-F°ARGO trunk ob o C • 1 I ~an a• n•• Con~ 5•9 -~u;87 C~ll Prtf~oreta~ IEITll.&IEIT StnER·FIT.yourllorne,9 u t tt2 Localr1111 Ing 1 110 .. -Herbor Deerwood East, Irv Sal Beaut wood, black trim 963·0354 1979 SOOOS. 50 K mu;;: Mon.Fri 10 am-4 pm wllll bkk g exper ence ror car rental agency Call moe baby boy. Grand· SERVICES UNLIMITED Redwood 7 t.C/S3l·1317 9-4 (Culver to Deerfield. Finished 1nelde1out 22 In Two Honoa EKpreas S8000 957-8507 __ · Call Janet 850· 1180 JaMI 650· 1 l80 motherly type pref. M·F _ Deercreek 10 Deerwood h'Oh 18" deep, 3~" long Mopeds $200 ea 10 ml ---Ottl<le RE Management. 894-3854 C.M. all 7pm M1rk1t1no, errands, Or's Ct•trll a East ) PP 5150 650-1082 d d 752-6788 • '77 Audi Fox Stetlon part ume, leading to f\Jll P/T HUYERY Rental Agent. FIT. R.E Lie apple ci1urcll. ate Re----g con Wagon. 1mmac. run time. rental clerical, LA Tlmes, T days 3 00 required, Lagunt Beach, Stationery Store In Corona liable drtver. ec1lve, at· S,1i.1atat 6016 Lit•H Billi 61 SO Worl! bench· 6 It oak, to Motorcycltt/ SUPllfb, J5mpg, depend bookkeeping, RE lie am Must have car and CaURuth,49'1-5411 dll1_Mar_ ... neec111 FIT U · tracttva older woman. Konic. fC 35mm. AS.2 10 Au;; 24• 25, & i 6tll only d6r;--5r.9s.760metet top $t25. Scoettrl IOll tran1 $1950 646·1184 Preferred some sales pnone Laouna Beech I .I SWI llllT per...,nc""' 18 espereon. own car 648-9734 Tamron len1(uled once) • " •9 a ,.,. '"7"t010 · Furn., c101111nn, dl1hes, 168 H' onda 175 etrH t '79 5000S. aunroof. tlr. Poulble Aaelet •pt Mgr .. .c..,4..., u .,... --1 951 Minolta flaall lllttra ··• "' 1 -•ti / 11 ~ • · etc Everything must go N•aical laal ,,,224 ready 1200 5•6••2858 crul1t. lull pwr. 57K. 111nt dutlee Included, 2 br apt PIT 1 • Ou p or car88f po .. on w i ma Stock Delivery Person, case, & all extras Pd 2 2 2 1 1 c 11 m 1 n 1 t 0 • v • '" cond , 15900 '"75·6""'" 4 salary 1rv1~:P cna~ R~qu~r~~: bul leading comm91clal eves. 18 yrs/over Apply DObe pupa. Blk/rvat. $675 Must Mii • S275. Escobedo For Info call Bundy ftut11 Nu pads & • '74-HAALEY DAVIDSON " '""' TSL l&•f 142·1tO• C brokerage firm. Degree lnperaon.495E. 17th St Lro. iclnt quallty $150 ea. Wiil tell 18p 646-5812 472-8265 corks $150 545·1<179 Sportater 1000, n~ -g, A11tla I • amera l!nowledge pref pref, 8KPfH. not neou1-See Duane AMer 8pm 548-9580 v -... Hours. 10-4 857-0161 ary Sal11ry.tr11n1ng,t>en· C••P•ltra l lnri;rl ltack 169 STUDIO piano S350. xlnt 11111Pft· $2000 Cell 'llHn11&1HllOA Yoo don'I neeo • oun 10 "draw laat ' wnen vou pl-an ad 1n IM Delly Piiot Want Adat Call now ellte Submit r .. ume to leecller Monte1eorl Cert Cotlle, AKC. Mala, l'h yra, CONN Organ $350 988·2 l09 all 7pm wlret>ullt motor, $350. Tlle tutetldraw ln tlle Sales Manager 3600E. F/T.Sept 1.SaleryN-o-lov1ble S200,534-5151 *I BM·P C 2 00 · t142 embroke Ln. Set 5453516 Blll9691221 Weal. .e Dally Piiot Sul -. c;olor-oraplllc card, ~rn onty 9•2 Bikes. desk 4 · • '8 t Yamaha 175. Enduro, • __ _ Clualfled AO CellTO<lay ~~'e,H~, ~~ ~2i~;· ~~ble,~::,tessgr: :C;~t PHE IHI monitor S249S. 766-7 04 cllr. ski 11Qulpmen1 etc ~~;(,10~d 7~~29ao i" u IJCW 911 • 642·5&78. 019,29~759 1 2FEMALEO HEELERS •IBM PC,ApplellE.f-o~ 1 "' I• Q • S"rll•1 Gffi1 6230 . • jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmlll.-..lmmm.. (Aullrtllan) ""d good PC. Compeq Grand •••••• tt I A?no dffder. uMd twice Honda Dream Clu~tc '14 2002 BMW Rbll, e~<* llO!Ne. HouN broken. •II Openlno Sate 768-7304 1212 w/cue Best offer S250 333 E 18th, Cosla cond $4000/obo, I 642·S678 Newspaper KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! '' AGES 11-14 EARN lF TO $75.00 P£R WHK Wt now hnt I~ ~ tor ,ovne ,., tw~~trs lo M<Yrt rtadt!J lor Tiit Ountt Cont Oldy Pilot Olir Cltw$ llarl 11 J 30 p.m •NI wor~ uni~ 8 30 p 111 •effdays On Saturday, •t "°'~ • le• rnort houn You W!ll utn '"'"' tups ind pma, •Ion& wcth HlntflC your own mo"-' lfltrf IS no cltlNtfl"I OI collec1l0n '"•Ohf'd ~ fOij trt 1n1er~te4, P'GM Oii Mr hrl MIA COOl (714) 548-7058 .. ~·~~o:~:g~tOf!~ r:·~d-:.m 1~:~1 .,,.. ''" •• ,.. Hit BeauUf\11091! Player Pleno 957-0500 Sacrifice Mffll 642·3379 l-534_·_5_t5_1 ----- your linger1lp1 .wfYd•yl s 1 5 0 0 G 0 r Q. 0 us MOnbefg 6 lhot 12 oa. • ...... " 17112 530!. ltllr. 1t.1nroof. Otlly Piiot Cluallled GOiden Retre1V9t' puppies, Free to good home. love-blue/brown print icing N S tOO/obo Kirk 646-5351 A/C t t __ .. u~i.v. Ad1. To place your ad. AKC. MIF. 111011. $125 10111 flully gray cet Hlde·A·Bed S400 Cute '79 Mlr•oe Toyota, duels, u&00.•~7~78· -" .. cell 642·6078 and 1e1 a 645-2139 645-77411 t2.2 cvblc ll yellow/gold Surf board Stuuy. twin 4 tpd, N II cont, boat ---------Cl...in.d Ad·Vl90f 11.ip -----~.....,,...__,,........,,.-.,..-,.---I I $200 884 0807 lln, 5· er S120 875-709t rt1Ck, CB. 16 mPO 17950 '77 3201. Rklnpln ·•-•no. HELP • 6 wll old kitten•. re r ge • TV l •I obo. 842·2154 evs/wknd Snrt. tml fm tier cua, you. Went Ada Call 8<42·5878 Free lo good home. evet . I. a o, 9SK mt, •II WV ~ I ., p 4 548·1409 JnelrJ HI• lttrH 6232 " era, Auna Kini. 15500 ll!'m : al Y 1·1a1 · · · · · · w 111rtpoot 111• dryer, good Beau1tt\lt81 pt. so. Xrnerl. ?5" rectailnear apkra 1186 Utlll!J 102' 780-9110. o to 5. M-F. a cond $100. 640·5958 can Emeraldf. Only 1200 H Oii. Pioneer trnttble SmlJi u1'1my lra"r, brtnd 546-2080 llt 5. hrallart ... 84<>-8688 $100. Ttcllnlc amp 1125 new/enembl•<!.·. un ·77 3201, 8ll"9f/bh,., 4 SWITCH BOARD OPERATOR Part-Tim• (16-20 hr1) Temporary Posi tion 3 months Experience preferred but not neces.'81')' Apply in Person Daily Pilot 330 W. Bay Street C.OSta Mesa 2 end tabl: ::Ith matching Ol1mond Cuttino Fl()tory 964·3033 llc.nltd 1200. 75¥788 apd, Blau. AMIFM c ... lampe, ses 545-0210 Bio eai.. tant buya. tow t yr OE t9" color TV Aatt eticta S and equaHttr. rlccaro prklea. ~ut Olarnondl S200 546-7593 M8ll, bel!Jt pelnt. tow 4 Room1 of European Alt SHAPES J SIZES IMPORTANT ml. $6800 873·7232 Con1emponuy tum, llC· Enoeo-it Ainge; eer-HltlPltlll HlY NOTICE l~~EAOERS '80 BMW 320!. Svnr1, i QMIOfi.t. Ml"lhenware & ringa; LOOM Oltmonda SAE componenta wlAPi GO AOVEIUISERS spd, em/tm ~. SHOO ~n;:r~11:!:!,~~: 71~7-29511 ~,,P~!,~~· on.:·~~ The price ol Uema days 162·8200, evf'#IC~ 1 tJVC ttereor~& ESTATESALE.Meo1 1+ct Call5.C0·7593 adverttn d by velllcte '14 ... 1111 l ape deck wlllnear apkre Olamond Ring & Tiger BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA ~~:.':i~te~ !~.~\~leg Aaaumepymt1S275/mo 675·7787 ~~'Jl: tn oold mnt"O• Color TV, 2 yr wrn1y column• dou not Include Daye(-213142S.44i 1 550·Ntwcouehwon Seo St 48.Fr .. dellvery Open any 1ppllctble ta1tH, E~(tlo4)110l-4l2U for 13 75. 842-!11172 1111 t!J Sun T V J 0 1-1 N 'S lloenH. tranafer lee1. Ultle MIN Mun.t Ml on a 7 pc an. bdrm Rt, Medlt Band-· beit dleo aand• 848-17811. finance chargee, lee• IOI' Tulfet, elong came a t1yle, vary J d cond. er. Jointer, me1al lalJ\e, Meon•voK StertM>-Phono, air pollution control d.. '4)11Mt tnd r"d In IM 1250/or Ofr lee tablea venlu l mlll, aurlaoe AM/FM s 125 545·35 t6 vice Ct rtlflc1110"• or Oally Piiot Olaatlfled 1.nd temr M3-3000 or grinder, turret lathe. du ler doaumen1ary aec:11on about Mm Mut# 573.939 COtnPfMSOf, gta fwrd ftWtl INll 7012 prepert Oon cher~ un-i.!'e Tun.I ano bouQlfll It ---...el<Mr. mlac. ~7·2 11 1e1e 01Mtw!M specified lor H .t &. You cen .,.. '" Off wtlltt tof• '125 , 1" Botton Wheler '° by th• •dwrtlffr ~UI tuttet ."° IOU Of Whitt bufl .. 541n long 8wef ,.,_... ....,.Wftfl an HP Jollneon, covet & othet 1hl"0' ttlrougll K28 S1!1 2 lrg end table effective elenllled •d oars. no trailer $1125 Sefl tlltnoa laat with Dally Dal•y Piiot C1e111fled ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~.:_·:..:· .:__.:....:..!..:..:..::.:..:..:.:..:.~:.:..!.:...:":..:·..:..· .:..:· ·:..:.·..:..· :.:· ·:..:•.:• :..:·:..:·..:..·.:..· ·:.:__l-=$3~!1~eaetl~~l4A~·.0~4~27~ t42~N71 6'12·4283 motll Of eve P"ot Went Ada Ada Cell ~-<M71 [. I i L 08 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 .,.A .... at-.".,.•-••-J! ... '-1 .. ___ AatH, laprtH Aat", l•prto4 A1tt1, l•pl1.. A••"· l•prio4 Aatt1, Deantlc Aatoa, Deantlc Aat .. , O.."tlc 10 tl12 Oataaa 9117 J11aa1 tl21 lltrtNt1 lt11 9117 Ytlk1w1111 1112 Vtlbw•tt• tl73 lalck 9307 cit .. rtltt 1313 For• t31t ---------'80~10Hatc:noack,4dr,5 '63 Jaguar Mark II. ·79 4b() d&l. mini cond, '81ell11 Cond, 18,000ml,2 ;~a~':~~~~··11H. ·11 vw ~van. neadl '76 Skylark VO, AIC •n cfurl•"· 568 eng. 1965 Mu•ttllQ 289 Recs Convenien1lyloca1e<1 apo air, rear louvers. ClaHIC, 78,000 orig blk/bamboo leather, Or, air, ltareo .... 200 ,. tome WO<!\. 12500/bll atweo,lownergrtcond 1urbo 400 1ran1 Covenlbla,W111ta 1opf0t &Compelltt¥elyPrlced chrome whls, A·t cond mllea, 3.8 L 4 door loaded PP 030-8870. 833-89170f'5&3-<>e19 'lllflltlaNF otr 942.1141 Sl600obo84o.o219 1500/0BO at I• ulabyorlglnetOWMt Ali & $4200 642-0937 sedan , au1oma11c 8-4 30 Dt1parata Salll 1979 Topcond 1 11>95 530·1271 ttandard lntt<lor and ax---Borg-Warner 1ren1 ·72 SqrbGk, gOO<I running •-· .. ,1 Whit all 82 280ZX T·top, 5 1pd, f. ' Suba ru 4x4 Brat 844""700 cond St200 494.2903 CdUlac 1309 '77ChevyNova N...,11, ... :::'.; .A";.,l~net in•io:..1 loaoecJ EAtended service eBml / m kmt a,rlne bband Atk at>oYt Iha mOMy -AM/FM,n-ftalnl,ciean .... ., new 1ren1mt1••on S ... s I l aupun 1ert10, ronze ca.n .. -.. ~. thru ~·r a 700 ,. .... '"" <>• VW Sqbk w/blown '75COUPEOEVILLE Sl,OOO Rune lanlullc ano pe1torm1nca a • e<v ~ ees1ng warr. n-allcker Asking with bucLet .. art. wire purc;haM··,·;::::, •• pl•" vv• 2 ....,. "~ 1 ~ ---· ' . motor. mull toH Hill wk VOLKSWAGEN 81K ml. tuliy loaded, llke $ 10,000 Cull, lob ~~ lAR\/EIJ S 11,900/obo. must sell, wheels S350010BO ..... l $350/ofr 845-2600 new $2395 •i 5 """7 548-1830 O< g72·2621 S,, In ~I a Sp r In g s l~/l '\ 15K m1 499-2922 963-3751 .Ill IL T t f H ""' ..,.,., • ----IMHITI ,,. I 70VWBu1,xlntcond.a/c, :1,WllTWAGlN •':', '79 Cad Eldo Dal Xln1 '78 Cama10 V8, black, 91&-87 ·J507 ~' J~ 14. '1{ 1 ·lit\ I\\ Ho... 9125 laraaaa CU1ia 9132 1301 Quall s1r .. 1 .,.. Cellca. am/Im CUI, em/Im reblt ang. orig cond Company m1ln· x~:.~o7gond s3 800 '65 Mustang convert, lully ' ...... ~ .. ; • ' • "" 176 CMG -Orio Owner '61 n-brehs I Interior NEWPORT BEACH S l950. 898-4951 ownr, '2350. 557-4518 A peftonal and proud ••-1alne<S lease 1u11 compl equipped, ctl«"I cond. . ~R S tOOOlobo 613-770S Runs great S2000 obo IU·llOO ·74 COROLLA. lo ml •• 72 vw Bui. rabll eng, clullve VW agency dedl· 17950. pp, ~0-8288 '78 Corvette 32,600 m11e1. auto, tic, pt laSOO . . 76 Civic 3 dr. must •• 11 673-7222 or 860-1440 O I filSl radio, wht, ~ood cond 1.. d •• c:atad lo quality M1vlce. lmmaculele In end out 846-8429/64S-~3 ~ $ 192"'1 f "' 2 7'" 4 runt graal. "' g1 ... utl apart par11, and a com-'79 Sevllle Delee!, black, lo II o e d $ 8 9 5 0 . $2000 7141859· 1000 ~ "0 r." • vi Mii $1450/ofr 873-9015 pellllve HIH preHn-wire wt'leets. moet Jtttaa. 642.8830 8 am _3 pm 86 Mustang Corw •Int S11ea-Servlce-Leas1ng URIEST lllYEllTORY • '81 3201; 6 apd, an rl, (1CHJ134) • '81 3201, S spd, AIC (ICUU444) • '79 3201; 4 spd , 11unroo1 (889XMK) • '80 3201; auto .. AIC (1AHY239) • '60 3201, AUIO, Sun Root (748 ZXR) • '80 633csl. 4 spd, Lo Ml 5SS5493 • '81 3201. 5 spd, Sun Root. (1CRS207) • '82 7331; 5 spd , loaded (735S6371 tH-3111 208 w. tat. San1e Ana Closed Sunday LARGE SELECTION OF NEW&~BMW S• Llltl 011 llW VOLUME SALES SERVICE & LEASING 3670 N Cherry Ave LONG BEACH (No. Cherry exll-405) <114) IH-1110 l'rade-lns Welcome D1t11a 9117 '71 1200 F's1bk 1 own 4 spd xlntS895 645-7S78 ·11 Datsun, 510 lwo door Auto, needs c:osmetlc:s. $450 obo. 642-9187 '78 280Z 2+2, red, xlnt cone. $4700 499-2756 '76 Beach Bee. $300 or trade for good bud 54S-9705 Din days. 673-0435 e1tes 1111•• 1141 181A o;:;;I banta, auto-·75 c.tlca GT. Xlnt cond •• 73 Super Bealle Coovert lltlon of Ille unique 48,000 miles S8500 cond. nu !Ires, 70,000 ml '76 Civic CVVC wgn, new 'll ILO llATOMIAOI mallc, atereo. good con-n-pelnt. tires, $2950. Excellent cond $4500 Volkewagen quality ,... 493· 1812 S5295 6'40-5'413 brka/lrana. 80K. good Deluxe. aunroof, 48,000 d$11113°9n,.10DBaOug8~1~~4131•011 Oeya362-6790 720-1323 111c1e1 THE URIEST Mtt 9317 =ss-~4ualang-.-,.-,n-t _co_n...,..d. cond $ 1500 544-4064 ml. am/Im caH. $23115 · " Eve 846-4232. BOB CHALLM.AN'S '72 Charger, 400 eng, $2000 875-8826 '77 Honda Accord, sliver, gas eave1, ~Int cond 644-6610 or 673-3t74 '78 Accord, 5 spd, air. cass, 79K. serv rec. geml $4200 lrvlne S53-1038 '79 HONDA ACCORD l .X. Air, PIS, P/B. radio, tape cass . new tires, 1 owner S6K miles, xlnl cond $4695 FIRM 646-6435 79 PreiUoe. beaut. runs exll, 40,000 ml, blacl\ Musi sell $5000 Greg S56· 7 4SS dys eves 675-3876 68 6 '73 vw. red. chr whit, nu SELECTIO""' bucket 111, 1>ody1 gd 642-50511497· 1 '7S Opel 1900, \ood cond, '76 Corolla SAS 1mb1ck, pelnt, $2300 548-2198. •. II cond 51400 536•4924 ·89 Mach 1. N-urea. .~8-2-R"'"X.,.,7,.....-1"="7"".ooo~-m..,I-, b""'l""'k-. 5 4 apd. $1600. 48·6547 new radials. am/Im caaa. ,74 BUG, xlnt, MUST SELL t.'i'•JWI STWAGI H ,1!1. of late model, low mlleage brks, ihocka. front end. spo Sii\, an/rl, air. am/Im PHftOI 155 $2500. 873· 1979 lhlt wkend, beat offer Ecurle Shirlee Corp C8dlllac1 In Southern ·73 4 door Coll, runs goOd eJChulll ayatm . ball, cau, ext warn, bra, cut· 155 Dai 565§6, euto. air. '76 SRS, llftback. 5 apd. 875-3589 7600 We1tmln1ter Blvd Celllornll1alllSEeeRuS11 todeyl ~9~0~!1B~123 Mull I sell I clutch Need new throw- tom mala, like new. perlect mecanlcal cond. Phone 714/Vw I-WEST a -out bearing I 1100/bat $9850. 873-1167 dys, ~~~~:~6;,~·~~3~~~· new llru. $1950. ·74 apr Bii. nu pelnl/tlrea. TottlPertormanceVW'a ClDILUO '78 Aspen, Kint cond olr 5_46_·_0_1_110 ___ _ eves644·1197 ... 846-7171. S2SOO 545-0630 "AreYou $2300/0BO Debby '70FordGalaxy500.4 dr, Merct411 lea1 9145 Ptnckt 57 '81 Wegn. 5 spd. stereo, ·79 Rabbit Oleeel, 4 dr, 4 Havln' Any Fun?" 26gg~;~b~~~l~d. 962-3971 A/C, runs gd $550/obo. ----..------171 911 CPE SPORT elr, warn, lo ml, must sell spd, 50mpg. >elnt mech'I vw '89 f11tbeck body. xlnt 540-1860 645-8787 'H2aOSL Seats, AM/FM, Mag• now . $599S obo. c:ond 12450. 499-!997 c:ono ., S600/0BO Ford 9319 L-i-ll-Ct_l_l ____ 9.,..3.,....2,..,.3 2tops,am/lmcassette, XLNT CONO $8,0 0 891·1361 '79 Rabbit, fllWIHI cond, 847-4525 newpainl, uph, etc. OB 0 6 4 2 . 6 1 7 7 •S _u_pe_r-.-76-T-o-y.-S-R_S_P_/_l.I 4 apd, elr. llereo. 65.000 V~ •• -.-.----~.~.=7~5 ,.C_li_t_•_ro_l_e_t ___ 9_3_J_J_ 1 ·72 Toro. 110K. ommac. llncoln Towncer, '73, Must!1~1:.6284 631-4721 646-1030 w/alr Dix camper ahell. ml. $3050 831-3016 ,-orig paint. nu brakes/ $900/0BO 963-8178 '70 260Sl, euto, A/C, 2 lops. mini cond St6,SOO obo 631-0257 76911 rare Sportemlllc, boot. 60K ml. xlnt cond • '79 VW Dal Rebblt, dhc, air, '76 Volvo, new eng. OeH SEE US FIRST! t1res S 119S 786-9353 Ntrcuy t 25 eng Juat rbll. etvr, 111 ax-my babyl $2850/obo 4Spd, 4or. llereo. !lint. st~~~ ~;d.oooer .;'.'~~. trnane~ We have e good aetecuon ·73 Gran Torino stet wgn. 172 Ceprl 2000 n:eds trat, lll(e n-. S13,800 821-7145 a116PM 24K I $4700 851 3922 of NEW & used Chev-orig ownr, per1 c:ond . 1 bOd & 1 497.5931 9.AM-7PM m • brakes. runs xlnt $2000 roletal See us tOdeyl S9SOIOBO 675-2286 m nor 'I eng ne '82 4dr Honda Accord. '80 4-apd. air, xlnl cond .. obo 842-6481. 545-7189 work . as is S400 auto air AM/FM stereo 'l 1 210 C '78 924. $6500. ltd ed. Tri••ttl 9171 mu 5 t se 11 s 3 9 o o •82 GL. Ony!I metalllc, AC, '73 Mustang. gOO<I trans-846·0296 cass. cruise control, Aulo. Sn RI. AIC, Needs Dolomite, 1 owner, Call '66 f rlumph convert.. 645-80S7 AM/FM lepe deck. snrf, portallon. S 1000 obo .76 Cepu vs 4 spd AM/FM $8300 640-7389 ~~~~~t~~s SSOOO obo eves 720·0152 compl. res1ored, callee· '&1 Rebblt ConV1, whl, 38.000 ml Xlnl cond. Karen 673·6216 SHARP Orig Owner laaaa 9127 '81911SC.loml.allxlru. tor's cond.Brlghlred,blk AMIFMcau,only2l,OOO $12,900 780-0277 '74 PINTO Wagn. Air, Nu $2000 833-0603 i--===== ..... -'76 450SLC. nu paint. AIC. like n-. rees $/trade? IO ft · IO P • SS 9 5 0 ml. S7S50. S48·8451 flla'ac. 9177 Clutch, $800 Evea & CONVERTIBLE ~m AM/FM ceas .. snrt, pwr 548-5665 844-1548 Jan~ ---------Weekends 962·7621 '72 Coogar XR7 $4900 windows, lhe works Cell I II It 1 l ·75 Triumph Spitfire. great Come In & Me N-port Tiii llllEST '75 Squire 9 pall! 111e wgn. rebll/reatored 533 .... 242 bet 10AM. 644-4014 • I JCt body. 4 n-tires. no (fl) Beach's lineal selectlon LlmE Olll lllUSE ... d d 962 Sii Cl d II 1 1 • pe .. con . ra lala. air· Ol••••"'a'lt 9327 1 ver oo · "r, Irani, no clutch, needs ~ ol prevlouely owned shoc:ks, $1050 650-8130 • 'll II I.I -lLITI 1e11 h n d d r. r b rt new b 10 ck. $4 5 o . ~ A ~ Porschee, Audia and II OHTA MESA ---------1"·7"e .. c•u-t""la-.. -."'5 .. d'!"r-1..o~.600""' $28,500. 1·533""242 eng/lrena. new paint. 497.7244 eves Volkawegens. "AKAAndy'110andy'1" ·77 Musleng II, runs good, ml. $7SO/ob o Carl •79 MBZ 2400. lease has $28,500. PP. 875-4870. ,.._,,.., Dealers welcome sharp, $1600 obo Dan 975•0306 Mon lhru Fri ---•• SAU SS 1-969S lllllE lolHU'S expired. Ivory w/bomboo '11llll11 ..... Ln s• VolL•····· 9173 " .... ·7• No'va'4 dr $1290 ~--Old '78 c ti s Interior 65K ml $10 8"0 "' • • .. '78 Fiesta, orang'e, ... 8 u ass upreme. SOUTH • · • " · Xlnt. $18,500. 1·533-4242 W' "'"' Top con•d N~ tlr-. 673-3"'04 '61 Baja, 71 eng, reblt Miii MelEllAll Air. auto, ps. 246ZIC di f d d ~ ~" 9~ ~ ---------" 455 E C H ra o. sunroo · j con blue. pvl pty. •aklng ---------tran1. stereo. au.,..r cond. · 0111 wy. '79 Buick H/bac:k S 1990 $2195 •9• 797 "' COUNTY '80 3000, Ivory/Ivory Int, S1995obo. 091.'.'1-381 SOUTH Newport Beach Skyhewk,pwr.OMF709 ... ... $4195, see al 163S Su· sunroof, alloys. s 18,000. 673-0900 '60 Ch tt H/B $2390 r71 LTI w•101 perlor. c M 631-0300 ISUZU 497-5654 Dr'IV CARVER 64' Bug, N-eng. an r1. COUNTY Alr.~~~t 308VSO Fully equlppe~. needa Ptatiac 35 • l'L./ I SlOSO obo, 648· 104 Aattlr Dtatstlc ,75 Camaro HT $2S90 s "WE WILL IOT 'la aoo TIRIO llHEL IOJ...S-IOCE -,-,-.-YW-Ol_IY_E_ll_TI_l_L_E_ YOLISWllEll '74 260Z $2400. '74 Ford Auto, air, pwr 885TCV body M~:;~44~9~ Cell '72 Catalina. 71K ml. hvy 1£ lllEllSOLD Assume pymta $419/mo. 1"40 ,_t ~ ~ w .. 110 -WILL HT '80 Citation $2990 .82 ••usT "NG GT dty hitch. air shoc:ks, Volume Seles. Service Days (213)426-4431 ~er..r~ ""'°"°"""" GOOD CONO. S2500 ' •• Super Van $ t400. '74 .., "' greet running $800 And Leasing Evea(714)861-4224 ClOSlD SUNDAYS 549-84S7/957·2708 IE llllllllll" Seberu S400. 496-6506 ·~~~/gie~ ~Bg~;3~3~ 7000 ml, loaded, T lop 962·2638 B VotumeSalea,Servlce or 492-06!0 $10200/obo 751 9118 18711 Beach lvd .83 38osEC. Chempegne '66 vw Bua. runs gOO<I. '6'. auto, air. pa. 766ZEO · • 1,.,,7=-=5=--=T=-r-an_s_A:-m-. -:1:-1c::8.,,.00~ Huntlng1on Beach ext. brwn 1111r Int, snrt, S.ltara 117 llree, bric•. body gOO<I. 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I' 5, ... •JS IO()ay tor !:>all~s !)t.rvoce & 1eas1nq fl'lf'rf" ,lrP ,,..,.,ons why we ;ire t Price and seiectoo"' r lso thro .ill nr•w Renaull Alliance os here' THEODORE ROllHS 'FoRo MOdern sales ser1t1ce. parts. body painl & lire depts Compet111ve rales on lease & daily rentals 2060 Harbor Bl1td Costa Mesa 642-0010 or 540-8211 Wl5TWAGEN A personal and proud exc:lusfve VW agency dedicated to quality seNlce, spare parts, and a competitive aa.lea preaen- tatlOn of the unlque Volkswagen Quality vehicles. Bob Challman·a WESTWAGEN -a Ecurle Shirlee Corp. 7800 Westminster Blvd/Beech Phone 714/VW1·WEST. Total Pflrl0<mance VW't "Are You Havln' Any Fun?" DAVID J . 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Ser1t1ce Paris And Lel'ISinQ SHOW IVHYONI WHlltl YOU AH ••• on our Orange Coaat Car Gulde Mapl When you llsl your automollve buslnesa (no new c., d .. ter1hlpa ot.aM) In ,,,_ Dally Piiot. you reach the prime Coaatal Market lrom Huntington Beach 10 San Clemente Call for reaeor>able r•'-• and more Information -Hk for Sandra Lee, ext. 322. New Car Dealer11hlp1 call your outtlde Hies rep .FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, OR TO BE PLACED ON THIS AD , CONTACT YOUR DAILY PILOT REP. 642-5678 --------~ -------~ ----~-- I --~ --..... , ... "'*' ..... ----. ( L ---~-~-~-r--.--~~~~~--~~----~~----------------------~ Piers in Cle01ente, Seal Beach aided By J EFF ADLER Of -Oally Pllol Ii.II The Orange County Board of S upervisors agret•<l Wt'Clnesday to lend a helping hand to ptt-r :ebualdmg eHorts in St•al &•aC'h and San Clemente, but deferred al'tion on Huntington Beach 's $200,000 request for its stonn-damaged pier SupervlSOrs voted 4-0 to all0<.·atl' more than $300,000 m Harbors, Beaches and Park DlStraca funds for thC' pat•r restoration pro)l'<.'ts m the two c1tws. These thieves really have the munchies Sh&des of the Frito Ba.ndlto! T hieves forced thetr w ay through the back door of a Frito-Lay truck parked on Wa.rd Street in Fountain Val- ley W<.-dnesday and stole two cartons of potato chips, a carton of Doritos and a cart.on o( bean dip. Piers in the Hunungton Bt'ach, Seal Beach and San Clemente w ere severely damaged or nearly d estroyt'd by wind-whipped sud and high tides during last winter's hert-e series of storms. (See PIERS, Page A2 ) Encl <:a ft• nearNI ii)', end on llunting lon Ht•ac h pier la~t winh'r. Fountain Valley police are looking for someone who's in the chips. THE ORANGE COAST COAST IDITIDN THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1883 ORANGE COUNl Y. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Dr. Stanley van den Noort, dean of the UC Irvine College of Medicine. continues to support the campus plan for the sake of research grants. He says HealthWest intends to proceed with its plans. Chancellor won't back UCI hospital - ,.. .. -~ . "· •• \ ~ UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel Aldrich withdrew the univer- sity's support for HealthWest and the campus hospital on Aug. 19, citing lack of community support. Remap foes turn to OC Democrats By GLENN SCOTT Of -o.117 Piiot ltaft StateWJde Democrat Party or- garui.ers -who, for the last several years, have found little success in Orange County -are hoping the Dec. 13 special election on a reapportionment initiative will change the ude lf it doesn't, two party spokes- men on a fast swing through Southern Cahfom1a Wednesday admitted. Orange County Demo- crats will find themselves in more of a mess than eve r The Repubhcan·backed in- 1Uative is the work of As- semblyman Don Sebastiani, R-Sonoma. If voters approve it. they substitute Sebfst1anfs new d1str1ct map for the current boundaries set for state Assembly and Senate d1slr1cts, as well as congressional ones. If it's defeated, tht• boundaries drawn late last year by Demo- cratic leaders remain "I thank Sebastaana has done the Democrats a favor Now we've got an issue to rally around," said Jim Dantona, who has stepped down as an aide to Senate President Pro Tern David Roberta. D-Los An- (See DEMOCRATS, Page A2 1 A~Wlrepfto4o Sta te e n. Pro Tern David Roberti opposes the e basliani initiative. Last dance for the kids By ROBERT BARKER Oft ... 0 .ilyl'tlolltell Friday Night Dance Fever has struck in Huntington Beach. It surfaced last Friday when police officers barred under-age dancers from attending a big disco dance at the Old World Gennan Restaurant. That enforcement action left about 500 juvenile jivesters shuffling around in the parking areas instead of on the dance floors at the German-oriented commercial and residential park near Golden West College. It seems that parents dropped off the kids from all over Orange County at the dance. The youngsters, prohibited from entering the premises, then had to wait outside until after midnight for their parents to return to drive them home. The frustrated dancers. their parents a nd promoters of the weekly dances are angry. They contend that youngsters of nearly all 1se~ UANCING. Pa1e A21 By KAREN E . KLEIN Of Ille O.ily l'tlol llell The foundations of support for a long-awaited hospital on the cam- pus of UC lrvine were soundly shaken Wednesday with the rev- elation that UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. has withdrawn his backing for the plan. The chancellor's withdrawal. based on what he reportedly felt was lack of community support for the campus proposal, does not, however, mean that the possi- bility of a researc h hospital on campus is dead, ac.-rording to advocates of the plan. Stanley van den Noort, the dean of the UCl College of Medicine. who has fought for a campus facility for more than 10 years, said •he will continue lO support the campus plan. The College Board of Trustees. angered by the chancelJor's ap- parent retreat, also voted to follow the campus plan through a hear- ing scheduled before the UC Board of Regents next month, according to E.B. "Ed" Buster. chairman of the board. At a monthly meeting Wednes- day, the board decided to seek information from UC President David Gardner to det.ennine whether the campus plan 1s still viable, Bust.er said. (See CHANCELLOR, Page A2) How hospital developed· Chronology of the 1rvtne no.pt,. tal dispute: • 1111 -Efforts to dwelop clinical facllttJM on Irvine campue · begin. • Winter, 1•1 -PllllW to con1truct ambulatory care center at UCI def«red. • aummer, 1911 -Peoptefor Irvine Community Hospital (?teti), affUlatedWfth Ho.a Memo. on.& Hoaptt.i. ~ • t>Yld lrvtne Medksel CelMr: • VIiiage 12 In !Nine, • f•ltruarr~ 1t•a -Chan<*lor ~ ~ Foundation to begin~ 111~ for locaUon of hospltlt on UCl campus_ ~-==,a-~c: a gm of 16 at junOlon of Interstates s and 406. • .Hine. ,_ -FdtiM ReYlew Committee of ~ County H9atth ·PllMlnD ~ ~ certfflcate of r...s for Irvine ~ Center. Aeo- ommende denhdof oarmoat.tor HeahhWell • ~ 1m -CMnolllCM' withdraws ~ eupport fron'I HMtthWett for a '*"PU' hoapttal. Election challenge continues Court action sought over Banning Ranch referendum results By STEVE MARBLE Of -0.ilyl'tlo41i.ll Nearly a year after an ex- pensive, high-voltage election in Newport Beach. a losing candidate is pressing on with a legal claim that one of the ballot questions was asked backwards. $100 million development. Voters upheld the residential and office development in the November municipal elecuon by a comfortable margin. Beek, however , claims the wording on the question was so confusing that voters who op- posed the project had to vote "yes" and those supporting it had to vote .. no.·• His legal claim was rejeeted by an Orange County Superior Court / judge more than a month before election day. J en McKeand, Beek 'sattomey. said there never was any question that the ballot language was (See BANNING RANCH, P•ge A!) Allan Beek. a former planning comrmssioner and unsuccessful city council candidate in ~he 1982 elections. presently is awaiting word Crom the Fourth District Court of Appeals on his lawsuit. If successful. Beek's challenge could change the outcome of the election. City officials, though, feel the chances of this happening are virtually non-existent. Newport boy, 13, held on rape atte.mpt charge At issue is the rugged Banning Ranch. a proposed 75-acre de- velopment in West Newport that was put to a referendum vote after a massive signature gathering campaign by opponents of the . A 13-year-old Newport Beach boy has been arrested on sus picion o( breaking mto two neigh- borhood homes. trying to rape one woman and assaulting a young girl during a night-long rampage. The youth, not identified be· Peter Max, on•tlme king of pop psy- chedeUc art, no longer paints bell· bottom-clad wizards, whimsical moons or cartoon colored angels. He's grown up, ~ut then so has his art. Page B 1. ) cause of hls age. was arrested Tuesday after one of the victims gained enough composure to prov1de police with a description. Police said the 13-year-old began Ms alleged crime spree (See ASSAULT, P•ge AZ) llDEI F.rma Bonibedt Bridge &Wnea .J.WlleUn Board Cluaifled C.Omlcs Croaword Editorial Page Entertainment Horoecope ~Landen Movies Mutual Funds NaUonal NeW1 Police Loa PubUc Notke9 Spona StateNcwa Stock Marketa Te)evltion 'nleeten WHtheor > , -----------------~-----------------------------..... ~I * Orange Coast DAILY PILOr/Thursdey, Aug. 25, 1983 From P•a• A1 CONTINUED STORIES Faculty poses alternate cutbacks Coast College District trustees get 14 suggestions to r e duce budget by $12 million BANNING RANCH ••• confusing. She said her clients suit was rejected only because it would have interfered with the election, a Constitutional issue she believee Ule judge djd not want to tangle with. McKeand said the court of appeals now is being asked to pass judgement on the ballot wording. She said lf the court agrees with Beek, a second suit challenging the outcome of the Banning Ranch vote oould be filed. Council m embers. at the time of Beek's original suit, branded the legal action as being "silly " and suggested it represented little more than political jockeying by an underdog council candidate. Meanwhile, work on the actual project. which will manifest itseli in the form of 379 homes and 400,000 square feet of office and Industrial. development, is still a great ways off. A portion of the 75 acres is located outside the cit y and de- veloper Bill Banning presently is going through the process of annexing those acres into the.city. When annexation is completed, Banning must get approval from the state Coastal Commission before work could begin. Complica ting the picture further is the presence of oil wells on the land. Newport Beach law prohibits oil drilling operations inside city boundaries. Though an exception could be 175 evacuated by ether leak in Capistrano made for the existing 011 wells, Banning said oilmen would be blocked from drilling any new wells on the land. He said his firm currently 1s negotiating with the oil companies that lease mineral rights from him. DEMOCRATS geles, to help coordinate the anti-Sebastiani campaign. If passed, the initiative almost certainly would lead to dramatic turnarounds in majority control of • both houses, Dantona said. In addition, Dantona and Roberti aide John Millen said Democratic leaders oppose the initiative for these other reasons: •Its cost. The special e lection is estimated to cost from $14 to $1 7 million , much of it borne at least temporarily by counties. In Or- ange County, Registrar o! Voters Al Olson estima \.eS costs will be $900,000. Gov. George Deu- kmejian has promised to reim- burse counties in next year's state budget. but Dantona said things could change by then. •Timing. Calling the election at the start of the holiday season means more blue collar workers (Democrats) will be on the job to earn extra pay and will be less likely to go to the polls, Dantona said. • Equity. While admitting the Democrats' reapportionment plan caters to their party, the or- ganizers said the conservative Sebastiani's is worse because it narrows opportunities for women and minorities and even moder- ates. A facuJly romm1ttee Wl'dnes- day nifht presented Coast Com· muntty College District trustees with 14 proposals aimed at reduc- ing the distl'ic·t's budget by almost $12 million over two years, without affecting Instructional programs. Some of the proposals were challenged by district adminis- trators as impractical or based on faulty information. But district trustees agreed to review the proposals before voling on a 1983-84 budget. The faculty report was pres- ented at a public hearing on the $76 million budget for the coming year. The trustees mwt approve the finance document by ~pt. 7. A special board meeting was called for 8 p.m. next Tuesday to continue review of the budge t, The faculty proposals, prepared by about 10 members of the academic senates of Orange Coast PIERS VOTED AID ... From Page A 1 Board members agreed to delay action on the funding request forwarded by Huntington Beach until the Harbors, Beaches and Parks Commission reconsidered the city's $200,000 request. The commission met Wednesday night. Initially, the <..'Ommission recommended Huntington Bea~h. be granted only $75,000 of its $200,000 request because the remammg $125,000 was to be used to repair damage from storms in previous years. However, the city appealed that decision and the commission voted to recommend supervisors allocate t he fuU $200,000. Supervisors are expected to again consider funding for the Huntington Beach project sometime in September. Seal Beach will receive $1 90,000 from the county to help defray some of the estimated $2 million cost of rebuilding and replacing 1,200 feet of its pier. San Clemente wiU get $115,000 to help pay for the 480 feel of pier that needs to be rebuilt ~here. Total cost of the restoration project is estimated at $1 million. . Huntington Beach city officials have estimated the pier-reprur costs in that city will total $705,000. In recommending tha t supervisors approve the allocation, the comm~ion suggested the board fund each project at 15 percent of the overall costs projected for basic rest.oration and structural upgrading. The cities each plan to raise the balance of the money needed through a mix of federal disaster aid dollars. state Wildlife Ccinservatlon -··Board grants, · insurance rnonies and local fund-raising efforts. During the public hearing that preceded the board vote, the only citizen to address supervisors protested the use of public funds for the project, claimin.g that public access to the coast has been curtailed. and Golden West c.'Olleges, were presented by Jay Zimmerman, president-elect of th~ OCC Sen- ate Among the faculty cut-cutting suggestions were: • Coastline College admims- trators rould pull out of the college's new headquar ters build · in.gin Fountain Valley and move into unused space at Orange Coast and Golden West colleges, created by faculty layoffs and class cuts. Coastline could also stop leasing outside space for classes and offer instruction at Golden West and Orange Coast. • The distrkt could purchase word processing equipme n t , rather than lease it. • The district could eliminate some administrators, In addition, faculty me mbers could be as- signed to some administration posts, resulting in salary savings. • Administrators' travel allow- anc.-es could be replaced by a mileage reimbusem ent system. • The distnct could cancel •ta membel"8hlps in many pro" fessional organizations. Some of the proposals wen~ contested by district adminis- trators. Vice Chancellor Correllan Thompson said pulling out of the new Coastline headquarters, w hich was financed through bond sales, could ruin the district'• credit rating and open the district to lawsuits. F.dward Decker, Coastline Col- lege's dean o( instruction, argued against moving Coastline adminis- trators and classes to the Orange Coast and Golden West campuses. "Not only is it philosophically impractical, it's financially im- practical," he said. Decker contended that moving dasses t.o the campuses would result in a loss of students. The loss of state funding for such stude n ts would negate any savings from ending leases for off-<ampus classes. he said. Phone strike sides 'close to agreement' From staff and wire reports Representatives of Pacific Tele- phone and striking unions nego- tiated through the night and a company official today said both :;ides were "close to agreement." Pacific Telephone Co. spokes- man William O'Brien said all e xcept the largest striking union -Communications Workers of America -had come to terms w ith the phone company in an effort to settle an 18-day walkout of 64,680 telephone workers in California. "The only thing we know is they're close to agreement," O'Brien said early today. K en Major, an administrative assistant with the CW A, said the two sides worked through the night with only one break. "They're still talking," he said early today. Orwige County firefighters evacuated 175 employees from NlchQlas Institute Reference Lab- oratOry in San Juan Capistrano Wedne9day afternoon after a warehouse employee discovered three quarts of ether le aking from rusty containers, according to an institute official CHANCELLOR WITHDRAWS UCI HOS PIT AL SUPPORT ... Major indicated that the obsta· cles to agreement did not come from the California workers. Not- ing that CW A national officials have said all local agreements must be reached before the walk- out e nds, Major said, ''I don't think it's us in Pacific Telephone that's \he hangup. l think it's some- where else in the country " The county's hazardous waste team removed the con iainers from the institute's long-term storage warehouse and placed the canisters in a fireproof enclosure outside the building. said Wayne Pattenon. executive vice presi- dent. Employees were then allow- ed back in the building. A private chemical cleanup firm dispa9ed of the material later in lhe day, and there were no injuries. said county fire spokes- man Chuck Murphy. The laboratory, located at 26441 Via DeAnza, uses ether as a drying agent in medical testing, Patter.;on said. It is a highly flammable liquid. Patterson said the ether. nor- mally purchased in small quan- t1tiee and kept in fireproof sealed containers inside the testing lab- oratories, was probably misplaced in the warehouse during the company 's move from San Pedro to San Juan Capistrano three years ago. From Page A1 explain Aldrich 's decision. "I would not want to speculate why "l~ the campus d~ not have .a someone who was an advocate (of hospital for the medical school 1t the campus hospital proposal) in cannot at~act the research gr~ts July is a rejecter in August -1t that are unportant. Also, being doesn't make a whole lot of sense close to suppo~g .departments . to me," he said. (on the campus) is unportant If Aldrich is out of town and couJd you have the hospital located 11 not be reached for comment. But miles away. like UClMC is today. Vice Chancellor Leon Schwartz you can't be that effective," said the chancellor felt the need t.o Buster said. make a change in his position It was on Aug. 11, at a meeting because of ~he "strong suppon bet_ween th e chancellor, represen-among community leaders (for tat1ves of HealthWest (t~e Irvine Medical Center, a private Ch~t.sworth-based hospital ~ham hospital plan) and opposition to which has ~ntracted to build _a our (campus) proposal." cam~us h~i;>1tal) and oth~r uru-When infonned of the College vers1ty off1crals, that Aldn ch ap-Board of Trustees' decision to ~ntly first tol~ of ~is. desire to conti,nue supporting a campus wtthdraw the uruvers1ty ssupport hospital, Schwartz said the for J:lealthWest and the campus board's position was "fully under- h06p1tal. standable Their perspective is one In a lette~ dated. Aug. 19, of clear support for the CalifornJa Health West Vice Preside nt Steve College of Medicine. But the Yerxa related the events of the chancellor has to look a t it in a Aug. 11 meeting to President broader context." Gardn~r ~d ~d he was shocked Gaby Pryor, president of at Aldrich s act.ions. HealthCity Associates, a com- "To say that Mr. Buster, Dean munity group supporting the UCI van .den N~rt and I were hospital plan. said she and her astonished at this unexpected tum group "are just furious" at of events would be a gross Aldrich's reversal. Wlderstatement," he wrote. "The college board has been Van den Noort said he could not DANCING BY TEENS HAL TED ... agea have been attending the dances for more than a year without any trouble and that police took enforcement action without advance warning. "It's not fair," said 14-year-old Amy Gilbert.. "rve been going there for about six months and 1 meet my classmates and friends. We have lots of tun.•• Another girl said there is no pl.ace else to go. ''Old World is the only place for young kids to go to halve fun." "My child goes there," said Carol Burke of Fountain Valley, ''and she gets more supervision than I ever did. There are no drugs, no alcohol, no anything. It's wholesome. clean and nice." But, as can be imagined, it takes two to tango -and the police have another version. Acting Police Chief Mike Burkenfield said meMUreS were taken only after poHce received complaints about the goings-on at dances attended by Qnder-age youngsters. Burkenfield said vice officers dbcove red that the entertainme nt at a · dabce on July 20 resulted in a wet T-shirt contest, which he said was sponsored by dance promoter , G reg Lucido. Burkenfield said officers saw two participants "remove their T-shirts and expose their breasts to the audience." ' Burkenfield said the dance promoters and Old World developer Joeeph Bischof were urged to update their entertainment pennit, which allowed for American and European folk dancing for a maximum of six to eight couples and a small band. Because of citizen complaints about the wet T-shirt contest and bikini contests, police moved in last Friday. The upshot of it all is that dance backers are lairing out new permits and a dance is scheduled again Friday But the pubescent dancers won 't be welcome. That's because a city ordinance puts the minimum age for nightclubs at 16, and officials apparently are going to adhere to that regulation Promoter Lucido says he's not happy about developments because young teen -agers are a big part of his crowd, but he will abide by the finding. "A lot of the tro uble is due to bureacracy. The city was talklngtotheownerandl didn't get all the information," he said. We're Listening ... 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L. kttw8't1 Ill P\Jbllat\er Chuy DoweHby Reymond Mecleen EdltOf and Atelttent Controller to 1he P\Jbllshel OMNA.hwww ~ttlll Ad'¥•t•"'O ~ ClaHln.d adV.rtlalnt 11•1Ma-W71 All other department• ~-4Sa1 MAIN O,,tcl 330 w,.1 Bay 81 Cot•e Mtu CA Mell •dOI ... ' Bo• t&e<> Cotta ....... CA 92il'e Cooynom t&e3 O<•riQe CoMI ~ ~y No f\e•s. ttOti•• lllut1'a llont. 101to1111 m•tt•' ()f _l_,,_,,tt llefelll moy be topoOOUC«J Witl>OUt ll)e(o~I '*,,...,_ ol COl)Yttgl\t - VOL. 71, NO. 237 I willing to buck the chancellor," Pryor said, adding that she feels significant support for a campus hospital does exist tn the com- munity. "I can't believe they would even consider putting a hospital in th at awful site," Pryor said. S he said she has been an ad vocate of a UCl hospital for 14 years. S he said UCI supporters plan to send out 3,000 letters to the regents and to President Gardner by mid-September. A letter sent by 11 influential Irvine businessmen to UC regents and to Gardner complaining of Aldrich's unwillingness to cooper- ate with the private hospital plan, which is backed by Hoag Hospital of Newport Beach, reportedly had significant influence over the regents. Van den Noort said he met with officials of HealthWest in Chatsworth after Wednesday's college board m~ting and learned that they intend to press ahead with their plans. ''If the university we~ to back out entirely, HealthWest may very well go ahead with their plans for a hospital elsewhere," van den Noort. said . There may be a possibility that HealthWest would take legal ac- tion against the university if it formally backs out of the plans, van den Noort said. Thomas Meeker, HealthWest's attorney, said the chancellor had not formally withdrawn his suv- port from HealthWest in public. H e also said that the chanceUor had made "commitment.s (to HealthWesl) in many public fo- rums and with the (Orange Coun- ty) Health Planning Council." Meeker refused to comment on the possibility of legal action against the university. Vice Chancellor Schwartz said he did not foresee any legal ramifications of the chancellor's withdrawal from HealthWest. ''The commitme nt of the univer- sit y was clearly contingent upon two things: presentation of our project to the regents and a successful application (for a certificate of need)," Schwartz said. The UC Board of Regents will decide whether or not UCI will continue to baC'k a csunpus hospital at a meeting Sept. 15 and 16. v. ASSAULT ... (From Page A 1) Monday by crawling into a West Oceanfront home in Balboa, enter- ing a 13-year-old girl's bedroom and then grabbing her when she called out for help. The youth reportedly dropped a Los Angeles Dodgers baseball cap he was wearing in his scramble to get away. T hree hours later. pol.lee said. the Newport boy crawled into another neighborhood residence and jumped into bed with an 18-year-old woman The youth reportedly a ttempted to rape the woman but was driven off by her screams. Police said the youlh was spot· ted the following day, inter- viewed by police and subsequent· ly arrested. He is being lodged al Orange County Juvenile Hall. WE REGRET TO INFORM YOU .... Your back to school clothes are now in stock at our Boys ' De partment, but with courteous and knowledgeable Storekeepers to serve you, plus a free bike or tote bag* w ith any back to school purchase .... going back to school won't seem so bad. ·on u .iood thru Septe mber 17th Phone 642·7061 Newport Beach, CA ,. ~ ' . . . .. ... ----.....---------------------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday Aug 25 1983 * A3 Supervisors remove resale contr01S Newport-Mesa schools planning registration Unanimous vot e follows legal hassles on 646 ~affordabl e' hou ing unit in county Fall reg1stration for most schools an the Newport Mesa Umfu'Cl School District begins thlS week Parents of new s tudents should rontael local schools to enrnll thetr children Registration for Back Bay High School, the alternative school. begins next week. More information maybe obtained by calling the distril't at 760-3213 NB woman hosts parliamentarians DaisyGrinnageof Newport Beach will bethe hostess when the Theta Unit of the California State Association of Parhame ntanans holds its first fall meeting next Thursday at Great Western Savings and Loan, 6300 E. S pring St.. Long Beach The meeting 1s scheduled for 10 a.m and 1s open for aJl th()$(• interested 1n the study of parliamentary procedure Call 548-2675 for further information. Barbecue to aid Hoag Hospita l A western barbeque to benefit Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach will be held Sept. 15 at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. The annual fundraiser is t.o feature a beef and chicken pit barbeque and musical entertamment by Red Dog Weber & Custer's Last Band. The event starts at 6 p.m. and runs to 11. The barbeque is sponsored by the 552 Club, a hospital support group. The re is a charge of $75 per couple. For more information, call 760-5917 Wome n 's peace discu ssion planned "War and Peace From a Woman's Perspective" will be the title of a panel discussion scheduled for Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m at St Mark Presby terian Church, F.astbluff and Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Panelists w1U be Karen Litfin, direct.or of the Fate of thP Earth program; Ellen Severoni of Physicians for Social Responsibility, and Mary Lou Rophy from the Long Beach Peace Network Further information may be obtained by contacting Carol Ann Bradford at 642-6634. By JEFF ADLER Of t1'e Delly Nol Ila" The Orangl' County Board of Superv1son., acting as county housing autho rity comm1ss1oners, has vol<'<l unanimously to remove resale controls on 646 "af- fordablt:" housing units located around thl' county Following a rancorous ex- change with two a ttorneys who have f1k>d a S uperior Court suit against the rounty to block re- moval of resale controls on af- fordablt> units. the board voted Tuesday to lift the controls that were d('S1gned to ensure that units remain1..'Ci in the affordable price range and owners who bought units with county bond program financing did no t reap windfall profits when the units w ere resold Supt-rv1sors rt's<:indt'<.I resale con trols on affordable housing uni~ not financed under the county bond program when the controversial amendme nt phasing 0ut thC' heretofore mandatory affordable housing program was adopted last May. But before the votes were cast, supervisors Listened as owners, realtors and developers told how the threat of the lawsuit now pending against the courty has chilled the resale market" for affordable units to the point that none can be sold. Oneowm.•r. Alex Shipman, told supervisors how he has been unablP to sell his affordable l'ondomin ium in the Benchmark Villas development an El Toro because th(' threat of the lawsuit has clouded t1Ue to the property and has created a situation in which potential buyers are scared off at the prospect of becoming e mbroiled in a legal entangle- ment. The lawsuit. hied bv the Los Pinch hitter quells Mesa squabble Costa Mesa police are 1nvest1gat- mg a fight Wednesday 1n an apart- ment at 130 E 20th SI 1n which the female occupant's former boyfriend and two buddies barged 1n to tangle with her new boyfriend and his brother Witnesses said the rormer boyfriend started to chase his foe with a knife until a neighbor arrived with a baseball bat and threatened 10 ·sp1a11er his head .. 1f he didn't drop 11 Hed1d. Two men apparently pried a door to a tailor s shop on East 17th Street 1n C-Osta Mesa Wednesday morning and 1Sto1e $29.000 worth of cash. 1ewelry and clothing. Police said they have recovered most of the property but nave made no arrests so far Barry M11chell Lerer, 32. a painter, was arrested at his Albert Place house Wednesday on suspicion of growing marijuana. Pollce con- fiscated three six-loot plants from a backyard hothouse but made Lerer lock up h•s two pit bulldogs first Of11cers have arrested Todd Rain- es. 2 1 of Newport Beech the suspect 1n a stabbing Sunday at the Holiday Inn in Costa Mesa. Raines. accom- panied by a lawyer. surrendered himself at lhe Police Depertment Tuesday night He was arrested on susp1c1on of assault with a deadly weapon !'iewport Beach A 28-year-old Corona del Mar woman who was getting ready lor bed said she saw a naked man stanalng In front of her living room window with a T-shirt wrapped around his heed She said the man made an obscene suggestion belore running 011 A San Bernardino man v•shng Newport Beach said someone broke into his parked car and took $1,074 worth of belongings incluc1ing a mask, fins, snorkel and a d1amona wedding band The car was parke<l on 56th Street near the beach A aentlst told police a thlel broke Into his Grand Canal home on Balboa Island and took a $500 s1x-str1ng guitar The house 1s being re- modeled Hunting t o n Beat•h A resident of the 9600 bloci( of Delafield Circle reporte<l Wednesday that garden tools were stolen from his unlocked garage The loss. estimated at $470, Included a lawn blower and a weed trimmer A red 1976 Chevrolet Malibu was repor1ed stolen Wednesday after- noon from a parking plaoe near beach lifeguard tower 1 I The auto. owned by a Clermont man, was valued at $2.000 A burglary was reported Wedne$- day morning at an office on lhe 5600 block ol Engineer Drive. A front door was forced open The loss Included 11n IBM Selectric typewriter worth $1 000 A black 1982 Toyota Supra was lhe target of a burglary while ti was parked near the 1ntersectton ol Magnolia Street and Banning Avenue Wednesday evening A window was broken 10 en1er The loss included a $35 purse A 1972 Datsun station wagon was reported stolen Wednesday after- noon lrom 51h Street and Ollve Avenue The auto was valued al $1,800 I rv int' A microwave oven. a radio and a vehicle baltery were stolen from a motorhome parked at a repair shop on Travel Land Way Wednesday mormng A pair of tickets to a Rams lootball game were reported stolen Wednes- day evening from an industrial build· 1ng on the 1200 block of Jamboree Boulevard ·~---~,4.' "ill~ ••• •• -"" • '•.' ,. -. 9' ' ,.. •• • ~ ....... 1-· ·~ .. ;) .... . . . . . . • ·, . ' .... . '. . . ....... ..... ' ... r."l r .. l ~ ..... -. .. '' , .. • t.o I' .. • ·' • • ' , l. . I • , ....... 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Sto<Ja Fell• 12 ~ 113 •1 Sl)Oll-13 RIChrnond tlA eo Sy<ac.,.. 11 Sllouto 93 77 l-a too SI Peta f am1>• 90 11 1uctor1 H Sall l•~• 89 07 luth 102 San Antonio 97 " WHh1"9100 88 Son 014100 ~() ftll Wi<'hlta 95 L . __ ~u_Rf REPORT 11%1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 2 I 1 t ' ' 5-n•"'''°" ....,,,. -· eo SI llO ,. 641 51 ~ et et IO M 76 Ang~les-ba.sed Center for Law in the Public Interest , seeks to have county resale controls reinstated, according to Stan Dom, an at- torney affiliated with the center. "The county has spent $40 mllhon in public subsidies and we believe it should be used to keep the units affordable," Dom ex- plained. He said it is illegal for a private individual to profit from a public investment. However, supervisors contend Shower welcome that the resa It-<..'Of\ t ruts no longer are nect$Sary because the housing market has changed and state resale c:ontrols on th(· units will remain m effe<:t. Dorn and Lrvine aUorney EUen Wint.crbott.om had sought a court order Monday that would have prevented the board from voung to remove the resale controls. But Superior Court Judge Phillip Petty denied their motion and scheduled a hearing on the matter Sept. 16 ix-year-old Too Too of Cos ta Mesa takes matters into his own ha nds during a summe r day. Adults can only envy his gleeful m e thod of beating the heat on a weekday. AirCal passenger suit seeking $1. l Inillion From staff and wire reports Clamung that air traffic t'On- Lrollers were responsible for the 198 1 Au-Cal crash a t John Wayne Atrport that injured 34, a M1ss1on V1cp couple has hied suit in federal rourt seeking $1.1 miHton in damages Daniel and Valjean L incoln claim that the injuries Daniel suffered as a passenger on the flight have left him disabled and have denied him and his wife the companionship they once shared. She was not aboard the ill-fated Boeing 737 jet The lawsuit alleges the Fede ral Aviation AdmintStration was re- s ponsible for the jetliner's crash landing because the crash oc- curred while the plane was under the control of FAA tower em- ployees. The plane, carrying 106 passen- gers from San J ose, crash -landed on its belly Feb. 17, 1981 , when tt lost power during its approach. A subsequent investigation by the National T ransportation Safe- ty Board foundthat the plane's crew was responsible for the crash because they delayed in aborting their landing as the tower had instructed. FJjght controllers or- dered the landing aborted because another AirCal jet had not yet cleared the runway. Besides the lawsuit filed m U.S District Court, the Lincolns have a suit pending against AirCa1 m Orange County Superior Court. Superv1!>or Roger ·slJlntDn calll.-'d thl· lawsuit an "ir- n-spons1ble aeuon "HtScomments Wl'rt-buttrc~d by Supervisor Brul'e Nc·stand(• who G'Ommented that the lawsuit was "morally wrong" and was "md1cat1ve o( the whole dcgencrallcm of the system of law." Nestandl· add<:'d that the law· suit had S<.·1·ved only to create a "pa.me·" and c:ause problems !or owners of tht-affected umt.s. Pacific Federal supports arts fund Costa Mesa-based Pacific Fed- e ral Savings & Loan announced this week 1t has given $100,000 to the• construction fund for the OrangC' County Performing Arts Center. Pacific Federal 1s known more for its work on the other end of · Costa Mesa literally as weU as f1gura t1vely Its y ear-old Spanish-styled headquarterson l 9th Street between Harbor and Newport boulevards is considered tht: centerpw<.-e for future down- t.own rede.,elopment. But Chairman Joe G . Baker said his t'Ompany wants to see all aspects of the comrnuruty im- prove "With our headquarters in Costa Mesa we· are especially interested in the region's cultural development," he said. "A3 the center is construl'ted, world-wide a ttention will focus on our city t•reating a revitalized ~nse of community pride " So far, slightly more than $40 m1lhon has been contributed to the fund-ra1stng drive. T he first phase of construct10n is estimated to cost $5Jmill1on It w1U include a 3,000-seat multipurpose theater large enough to handle world-clas.:. touring arttSts plus all rehearsal and support facilities. Greenbrook group elects 5 director s The Grt.-€nbrook-Fount.ain Val- ley Homeowners A.ssociauon has elected new directors. The five-member govemmg board oversees the planned community of 474 southwest F'ountain Valley homes, where more than 2,000 people reside. The new board members are Robert Wenzel, president, Rich- ard F.clmonston , vice president; William Moore, secretary; Betty Scoralle. treasurer; and Ted Querciagross, member-at-large. '·- - -------------------------------------------------- Nfj Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /1 hursday, Aug 18, 1983 STOCKS TllURSDA Y'S C.LOSING PRICF-'i ,.tif"\ ,_,. .. N•t •• Mi) l I '' I ''IOQ I• • rHh t hlV-( nq NYSE COMPOSITE TRAN ACTIONS Uue to troni.mif>sion t:rrors, toduy'li finul ew York toek F.nhangc Li&iings ttr~ inromplete. The OaiJy Pilot apologiiei. for tht> incom•t•oit nee. '"•""It'\ N•I I• t P\(.h ( htV 'ft-., 10 steps to· a soccessful garage sale 1 Decide on dates. LOO~ a1 a ca1enoa1 anct se1 me o.ith ano ltmt's 01 you• • sate Wt1ekend~ -re u•ually QO(>(I Dul milny succe>sful sates na1ru oeen hero'" 1ne eY9n•ng 1usl .tlle• work Cneclo. the weall'u!r IO<ec<tSI 1n tile paper ano wa1cn 101 anv othe• ta•ge event that may <11trac1 polenl•al buye•s aw3y \IJth as fa"s ur community Hvents Have yov1 ~o•<' 1u11 di •ea~• two uays some people n1av not be ablt' 10 c c>me on o1ny s•note oa·f 2 What to sell. hory1h1ng1 Tl•al •S everything you 1tav~n t used "1 1h" • tas1 year II an Item has am•QW •alue or •S hrana·now 01 nas unusual value oe \ure to d~k a ht1altny pr1cu 101 11 Ge1 a 1J<1d 01 paP<1r ano ~11ch yo1" W!lole nou~" Look everywhe•H ano lisl -<V1h1n9 3 Write your ad. Hf!1e 1s a wg9M1eo .ao Garag. 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Hunttnglon Beach ano F ounta•n Valley -guaranteeing you w1a1 ii. po~u•e Ano .,,, n .•he P1tol you 1e not pey1no 1111 was1e C•r( ulat>on tn LOS AnQeles or Anahe1m P•en to 1un ;our ~ti J l•mt!$ or mo<e ano i Ulrl •t 1 lew O•y• bflfore Int> sale so bargain hunters can nave plenty ul nol•G• 5 Make a sign. To help m.ike your -;ate """'Mfut make a lftw S•on• • lrom Clf0003•0 an<l letler Min a IT'89•C m<1r~e1 A OOOc! SrQll Sile IS I 4 ~ :r.1 6 Placln9 your si«J'- r11a mornong QI Int' sale DUI not b81ore place your • S•gn~ B'l sure •no 1dO yovr adOP..ss al'Wl 111y O•leCl•on11 arr6 .. s Tn.s 9'oul0 oe ltl>ne aoout a h11t hOul DelOll ,,,. Mii •••n• Pt-your ••on wll61• It can l>e seen from DOii\ sides 01 lht! s11eet oy passing ca•s <1rio peoeslttans. CAUTION Some towns riave 11 .. ~ that r1tslr•tl the ptacemoi111 ano ouratton of gerage Hlo signs P•~•se cht c• wHt• yaut 1own i p1ann1ng deperlmtnl O• cte1• 1 Markin9 prices. Mark prices where they (181\ be_ ... CIHllY Oll•C• supply stores ha~ v110<us ~·1es ano coto•1 nl tllCktlr• • lhaf work well or \'OU can u. mHk1no tape Howe>er you mark them ,,.... ~ ..... Ga••oe u •es are 101 bar911n hunters Remembe< "'"•111ver you u ri I tell you ti hi .. to drag b1ck 1n the nouw •no s1or1 '9• n IOI another ye.It 8 Servi"'CJ refre.,_nh. This ooesn 1 have to.cos• muc.n 1nc1 creatts 31r.enotv • almo•phtre It also •neou<~ Pf'OPlt to •t•y •origer and Pll<haps our mor• Y'ou c;oul<t 11.,.n charge 101 e•pens••e •fems hke Oonu!a QI 1n. k1os coulO go 1n butiriess ~r lhe 01ty ""'"" lemon&de ,1AnC1 9 Display. Malle ti/le e.,.1yth•no can De_,, Have caro Ulblts or • bo1tOl'-<1 es •hlfvft ~ two c hairs Don I C.UM ~Pie to O.nO 0'4f unlttU f(>U can I hllp ti UH one l•blt u •Oest. ~ ~ "" -everytn•no ano t.ke money use only one ciasn bo• (un cant 01 bO>t• wo1k tone) and meke au,. .omeone tt 1ppo1n1eo 1;nh1er 11 111 times mange ltlorehano tor 1 lrteno wtio can help answer quet11ons, rehof tor lunch elc 1Q Chttck your neiCJhbors and friends. •s.. 11 eny w1n1 to 1o•n "°""'Nie T'htt wtll give you tomeone 10 ah••• •~o..--""'" 1no inert Ht •nt••••• In your tale II Ottlll~• tOln you. bl eure 10 Include lhll '" yo11t 1td , .. .,.,,pie tl11..-11rntty Hie nt191\borhood .... l G1oup u•e• 1111 a IOI more fun too Daily Pilat Classifieds 642-5678 N• t • t\V Dow Jones Final Up .81 Cloatng 1, 185.06 BUllNllS BRllfS August jobless claims up by adjus ted 46.,000 By the Associated Press WASHINGTON First-lime da1ms for un- employment insuranL-e hE>nef1L'i r~ by a seasonally adjusl.ed 46.000 in mid-August, Ass1Stant Labor Sec- ret.ary Albert Angnsam sa1d today It was the se<.'Ond c.'Onst.>cuuve week of r1s1ng first -llmt' clauns for JObles.s benefits Angrisaru'!> report said that approximately 427.000 Ameor1cans f1lc'Ci for unernplcJyment m the week ended Aug 13. <'ompart>d to 31.! l,(JUU m the previous week American-made car sales soar DETROIT Despite low dealership inventories, sales of American-made cars soarc.-d 22.4 percent in nud-August from year-ago levels, the leading auto- makers say The six maJOr U.S. automakers reported Wednesday 161.104 cars were sold between Aug 11 -20 compared with 131.656 an the period last year The daily selling rat.e of 17,900 was the best for the period since 22,559 were sold daily In mid-August 198 1 New-con struction value drops NEW YORK The value of newly s tarted construction in July dropped 10 p<>rcent, but rising interest rates were not a principal factor, a private building industry informatJOn service r~ports. The F.W Dodge Division of McCraw-HiU Information Systems Co. reported Wednesday new construction in July was valued at $17 billion Offshore-drilling bids high NEW ORLEANS -Oil C'Ompanies have offered the government high bids totallrng $1 55 billion on 475 tracts of ofCshore drilling space in the western portion of the Gulf of Mexi{'O near Texas. The Department of lnterior has three weeks to make up its rrund which bids to accept or reject. In addition to lease money, the government would get a share or royalties. usualJy one-sixth, from product1on Urgen cy lags on pending cuts WASHINGTON · Government off1c1als and pn- vate analysts say that Congress seems to have lost its sense or urgency about the need to reduce federal deficits, especially an view of a steadJ.Jy llTlproving a'Onom y Moreover. they predict that when it returns in mid-September from its summer re<.•ess. Congress will be reluctant on the eve of a presidt:onUal ele<-tion year to cut spending programs sharply or to raise iaxes enough to make a significant dent in the def1c1ts The deficits are expected to hit a record $209 8 b1U1on thlS year. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT OOW JONES AVERAGES •naNEW,,,T0Rt,..'n~~1 ~11> •• ~.0 "'11~': mou acllve New York Slock E .cnentt ''"''"-' tr•Olno ne llont ll'f et mo ft t n a n l t EIPu o Co l,47S,IOO 1)'' Cnrnier t 2Sl.600 ?l'• + •, A"* Tt. T I 077 100 64'--"' 18M '17 .<IOO II• • s..,,~.,.o IMl,000 JS'" -'• e .. on scn,soo 37 , -" VSSIHI 1",700 2'!~ -"1 OuP<w!I 6Al,ol00 Sl' 1 + > c;.., Mo too M2. 100 67 e .. 1 FOO<! &77,200 77'>\ -i .. Helll>Urln SJS,900 ~1,. + .., Gt ntEIKI \ S17.500 47'1• GnOvnem S76 tOO 66"1 -1.,, WHAT NY SE DID f'iEW YORK (AP) Auv 2• looev SS6 !1f "" 2l IS WHAT AMEX DID NEW YORK IAPI Auv 2S AOvanced 0.C:MNO Vnche-lolalln.,.1 Newrtlotl• N•wk>W\ METALS NEW VORK (AP! 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