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Remains of missing Irvine man stuffed in trunk
By ~OREA ADELSON whoee name they didn't know, kept to himlelf and
oi ... o.11r,...... rarely had vialtora.
The body of a miming Irvine buaine9lman was • Becawie the body wu partially decompoeed,
'found Monday stuffed in the trunk of his dark blue police said poaitive identification and cau.e of death
Cadillac, parked in the garage of his foliage-shrouded could not be immediately determined.
Irvine home on Lockhaven Circle. Finkel, the owner of Super-Tech Tire Center,
An autopsy was to be held foday to detennine hadn't been aeen at the Irvine store 1ince lut
the cau.e of death of the apparent murder victim, Monday, Brian Julian, Finkel'• former partner, said
believed to be Boyd W. Finkel. Police say the body of today.
a 39-year-old man wu diacovered Monday afternoon Police said Finkel wu last &een alive Oct. 15
after two co-workers. concerned about their boea' having dinner with coll~es at an Irvine res-
whereabouts, 8sked police to check on him, Lt. Bob taurant.
Lennert said. "When I heard he was miaaing, it didn't surprise ..., ......... .., .......
'!That poor man," neighbor Rita Schroeder said. me . .But I first thought it would be a suicide," Julian,
"What's ao sad is nobody knew him." 27, said. ..\n Irvine policeman l09k1 into the mining Irvine buaineuman were
Neighbors said the bald, clean-shaven man (See BODY FOUND, Pase At) trunk of a car where the remains of a r found Monday after~oon.
THI ORANGI COAST COUNTY IDITIDN
TUESDAY, OCTOBl!R 25, 1983
Beach
knifing
puzzles
lawmen
By STEVE MARBLE
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Friday had been a busy day for
Sharon Denise Duncan.
She'd had lunch with her
mother, had her hair trimmed and
had gone to the bank to get money
to have her gray compad._car_
painted.
The 20-year-old Fountain Val-
ley woman then went to Bolaa
Chica State Beach to pore over her
college textbooks and soak up the
afternoon'• sun.
"She liked the beach," said
F.dwin Duncan, the young
woman's father. "It's quiet. She
just wanted to study.''
Three hours later, Duncan was
stabbed once in the back and left
to die at the deserted state beach.
A man riding a bicycle tlirolJCh a·
puking lot found her body late
that afternoon.
"It's all very difficult," her
father said of the tragedy. "'You
can anticipate losing your grand-
parents or even your parents. But
not your child."
Authorities said they are
puzzled by the act of violence. It
aeems like a seN1eless crime.
orange coumy-Shert.fr Lt.
Wyatt Hart said there is no
indication that robbery waa a
motive for the slaying. He said
Duncan's belongings, including
the cash she'd just taken out of her
bank. were left at the acene.
An autopsy, Hart said, revealed
that Duncan was not sexually
attacked and died from the single
knife wound. No witnell8e9 have
been located, he added.
According to her parents, Dun-
can was bright and ambitious. She
(See BEACH, Pase AZ)
Not guilty
plea entered
in HBmurder
Zackary Pettus, a former high
school student from Huntington
Beach. pleaded innocent Monday
to charges he robbed and killed
boutique owner Darleen Haz-
boun.
Pettus, 19, was ordered back
into court Nov. 4 for a hearing to
determine if he should stand trial
for murder.
The former Marina High
School student has been held
without bail since his arrest last
Wed.netday several hours after
Hazboun'a stabbed body was
(See INNOCENT PLEA, Pqe AZ)
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ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
The eye has it at 499 19th St. in
Costa Mesa where the unusual house
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and front yard decor has spawned
complaints from neighbors.
Here's-looking-at-you
Weird Mesa house keeps an 'eye' on visitors, draws complaints
By KAREN E . &LEIN °' ... .,.., .......
The Ouort!9Cent green and or-
ange houae in Calta Mesa with the
pyramid h.angina outside may be
an elaborate liaiioween prank, a
far-out peace protest or public
nuisance. It all depends on who
you ask.
Friday the 13th," Shelton said. He
didn't seem disturbed when it was
pointed out that the 13th was a
Thunday th.is month. "Put in
Friday the 13th anyway, it sounds
better. You can always say you
made a mistake and then correct it
later," he said.
Shelton said he plans to auction
furniture and art objects in the
hOWle Monday and give out free
pumpkins to kids. The money he
raises, he uid, will go to a charity
for bettered and abuaed children.
The pyramid, which belongs to
controversial welder and artist All
Rou.shan, simply ties in with the
Halloween atmosphere, Shelton
said, as did the flag.
The life jacket is up becaU8e
Shelton think.a of him8elf as a life
saver of abused children and the
Army poster is displayed ao that
(See WEIRD, Pa1e At)
County vote
• on transit
tax loOining_;
By JEFF ADLER
Of ... .,., ........
The Orange County Board of
Superviaora will be asked to
echedule a June 5, 1984, election
on the propoeed one-cent sales tax
increaae for county transportation
projects.
The Orange County Transpor-
tation Commission unanimously
approved an election timetable
Monday that staff members re-
ferred to as a "short fu.e" in tenna
of preparing necessary documents
and winning required approvals
before the election can take pl.ace.
Superviaors must OK the election
schedule.
A bill signed by Gov. George
Qeukmejian last month
authorized the sales tax increue if
lt la approved by a nMajority of the
county'• voters. Before the
meuure can appear on the ballot,
however, plans for spending the
money over the next 15 years muat
be approved by a majority of the
county'• 26 cities and the Board of
Supervi9on.
The timetable cal.la for:
•-Releue of the 15-year trans-
portation plan for public review
onDec.12.
• Approval of the plan by both
cities and the Board of Super-
visors by Feb. 13, 1984.
• c.ommtasion approval of the
program and a formal request
asking the board to .:hedule the
el~on by Feb. 26, 1984.
• The Board of Supervisors
fonnally votes to place the ques-
tion on the ballot by March 7.
1984.
• Election day, June 5, 1984.
The timetable adopted by com-
m.iaaioners a.l8o recommends the
commisaion begin a eo-called
"public education program" in
March 1984 to win public support
for the tax increue.
Already, the commission hu
undertaken a $300,000 "com-
munications program," designed
to game.r public support for the
tax hike.
The commiaaion , Board of
Supervisors and other public of-
ticiala have supported the idea of
increasing the sales tax, for a fixed
period, to pay for a $12.8 billion
package of transportation im-
provements elected leaden en-
vision for the county du.ring the
next 15 years.
Without the tax, which will
raise an estimated $153 million per
year, county transportation com-
rniaionera fear their transpor-
tation plans through the ye&r 2000
will fall 90IDe $6.8 billion ahort.
Marines·
• 111ove into
foxFoles
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)
Marines were ordered into fox-
holes and bunkers today near the
rubble of the bombed U:S. e:.-om-:-
mand poet after three suspidoua
vehicles were seen at the airport, a
Marine spokesman said.
"There have been three ve-
hicles spotted driving around the
area," said Capt. Wayne Jones.
"There are suspicions that they
could contain exploe.ives." For those who haven't seen it,
the houae on the comer of Irvine
Avenue and 19th Street baa been
painted a brilliant chartreuae with
bright orange doors and royal blue
trim.
A life jacket adorns the door, an
Army poster hangs in the front
window and a large pyramid,
painted with human eyes on all
aides, is suspended by a rope from
a tree in front. A huge American
flag that hung from the tree was
stolen Monday morning.
Slayer's fate again debated
Some 300 Marine replacements
for comrades killed or wounded in
Sunday's terrorist bombing had
just taken up their poaitiona at the
airport, where the U .$.contingent
of a four-nation peacekeeping
force is hued, when the order wu
given.
Frank Shelton, 28, who said he
owns the houae, said the decor-
ations are aimed at helping under-
privileged children' all over the
world.
Shelton, part-owner of a res-
taurant aet to open on Superior
Avenue in "aboutthree weeks "
granted an interview Monday in
exchange for a Pepsi.
"I was thinking about it on
Second jury mulls death penalty for county newsboy's murder
By JEFF ADLER neman, the trial jury deadlocked ot.,..,..,,......,, on thedeath penalty question 9-3.
An Orange County Superior Chief Deputy District Attorney
Court jury began delibenting James Enright immediately peti-
Monday whether Robert Jadulon tioned the court to allow a eeoond
ThomJ*>D should live or die for '1 jury to reconsider the penalty
the August 1981 slaying of an question. A new panel, compoeed
Anaheim new.boy. of 10 women and two men, began
It is the eecond t1me a jury has hearinl te9timony on Bren-
been asked to make such a neman'a slaying and Thompson'•
dedaion. After ThomJ*)ll WU aimlnal put Oct. 10.
convicted in March for .exually Jurors must unanimoualy
molesting and then k1l.llna chooee between recommending
12-year-old Benjamin Bren-Thompson be put to death in
Callfomia'• I• chamber at San
Quentin or be sentenced to life in
prilor\ without the pomibWty o( .... Before beg1nnina their ~de-
liberations, jurors listened ., de-
feme attorney Mike Horan
pleaded for tu. client'• Ute as he
preeented hia doling argwnent.
"I noUce littlna out there,
quietly, II hia {'lboml*>ft'•) mom.
She'• aot to be dytna lNlde,"
Honn told the jury. ''You see,
noth1na we do '8 aolna to brine
b9ck Sim. Kill1na him (Thomp-
showing love and remone for
what he has done.As the defe08e
attorney spoke, Thompson ner-
vously fiddled with a ballpoint
pen, occasionally glancing at the
jury.
A.cnm the courtroom, Bren-
neman's mother, Kay, 80bbed
quietly as the attorneys delivered
their summations.
Enright, arguing in favor of the
death penalty, asked the jury
what evidence there la that "could
(See PENALTY, Pare Al)
son) Im'~· U!a to brtna him '*It. lt'a ~ devMtate another
family.' we need \hatr• --
He UC> U'l\aed that Thompmon.
now~. la not the "cold-blooded,
vtl!loua, IOft-of-a-pn" that pros·
ecuton have portrayed.
Hech.arectertaed Thompeon •a
''very lkk" individual. but one
who had • another aide to hla
penonality and wu capeble of
" ...
Gen. Paul X. Kelley, comman-
dant of the Marine Corpe, al8o
arrived today for an inspection
ordered by President ~ in
the wake of the attack.
Earlier in the day, l"e9C'Uen dua
out four bodies from the lhattered
compound,'puahing to neerly 200
the number of Americal\ Rr-
vioemen killed after a auidde
terrorist drove a truck loaded with
TNT into the lobby of the
four-story, concrete building
where Marines were sleeping
Sunday morning.
(See MARINES, Pap AZ)
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A2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, October 25. 1983
l~c_oN_T_IN_u_i_D_S_io_R_ii_s_lCandidate's.kids"llon,.i::atiend
WEIRD MESA HOUSE ...
From Page A1
HB school board hope{ ul Vaughn Ede wards sent his 2 children to religious school
he can recruit children to report
abusive parents to authorities. h~
added.
When asked iC the house had
any political significance. Shelton
said no.
But Roushan. the 39-year-old
lranian immigrant whose four
towering sculptures-Meditation
Tower. Butterfly, Volcano and
Tornado -led him into a
three-year battle with city hall,
had a different explanation.
The house decorations are a
peace protest on Shelton's part.
aocording to Roushan.
"He's been asking me if he could
borrow that piece for a long time.
He thinks that violence doesn't
INNOCENT ...
From Page A1
found inside her Huntington
Beach shop.
Hazboun owned and operated
Somewhere In Time, a small
vintage clothing business on the
second Ooor of a commercial
--center 6h'Wamer AvenueClt Bolsa
Chica Road. The 37-year-old
woman had been bound and
gagged.
Police are still searching for a
black cash box and Hazboun's
wallet -both believed taken by
· the4riller. Police have offered a
$200 reward for the ite~ a. well
as a five-inch knife believed to be
the murder weapon.
Pettus had withdrawn from
Marina High School just two days
before his arrest. School officials
described him as bright and
likable. They said he planned to
move to Cincinnati to be with his
parents. '
solve any problems, and peace is
really a state of mind," Roushan
said.
The eyes of the pyramid signify
the need to open our eyes to the
problems of the world, he said.
Unfortunately, some of the
residents of 19th Street feel
they've seen plenty. Doug Clark,
<Asta Mesa's development ser-
vices director, said he'd already
received one complaint about the
house Monday morning and
would be investigating the situ-
ation.
One man said the flag, dangling
on the ground, had been des-
ecrated. He said he thought the
decorations were some sort of
protest.
Arlene Behr, who has lived
across from the house since 1971,
said she hopes the brigh t green
and orange will be pam ted over
before long.
· "I imagine it could affect the
property values around here if
that paint was permanent," she
said.
By ROBERT BARU R
Of ... 0.-, .......
The candidacy of Vaughn
Edewards has reoetved special
attention as flve candidates for the
HunUngton Beach City (elemen-
tary) School District board grope
for issues to set them apart.
Voters on Nov. 8 will elect two
of the hopefuls to four-year terms
on the five-member board.
During a candidates' forum
Monday night, Edewar$--dis~
cloeed his young son and daugh ter
do not an.end schools in the
district.
Edewards. a 39-year-old in-
surance executive, said he and his
wife decided years ago their
children should go to a religious
school to receive religious train-
ing.
"But I care abou t all the kids in
the district," he told a questioner
in the audience of about 60 people
at district headquarters.
Edewards said because his chil-
dren go to the Christian School in
Midway City, he would be a more
PENAL TY WEIGHED ...
From Page A1
ever outweigh this crime?"
He described Thompson as a
"dangerous" sex offender who
killed young Brenneman "be-
cause there was a panic situation
and the boy could be a witness
against him."
The prosecutor pointed out
Thompson had two previous con-
victions for sexually molesting
boys o{ about the same height and
weight as Brenneman. "In the last
conviction, he dido 't kill the
witness and he ended up going to
jail.'' Enright said.
The prosecutor urged the jury
to have the "moral fiber" to vote in
favor of recommending a death
sentence for Thompson.
Prosecutors presented evidence
during the trial indicating Thom~
son had invited Brenneman into
his apartment Aug. 25, 1981,
sodomized him, tied him up and
st.rang.led him and then put his
body in a trunk.
FV candidates
to speak tonight
HOT WINDS BLOW ... A candidates' forum is sched-
uled tonight for residents of the
Fountain Valley School District. From Page A 1
through SatW"day, with highs of 80 inland, and in the 70s at the
coast. Lows will be in the 60s.
The event, sponsored by the
district's Superintendent-Parent
Council, will be held at 7:30 at
Plavan School, 9675 Warner Ave.
Invited to participate are can-
didates A. Randal Cowart, Ann
Galas. Carol Mohan and Jim
Knapp who are competing for two
seata in the Nov. 8 election.
Los Angeles will fare worse as a result of the Santa Ana
condition with highs of 92 expected Wednesday and up to 94 in the
San Fernando, San Gabriel and San Bernardino valleys.
Mostly clear skies with highs reaching 73 are expected in the
mountains and highs of 86 are expected the northern deserts and 96
m the southern deserts. the weather service said.
BODY FOUND IN IRVINE • • •
From PageA1
Julian said American Tire Warehouses •. the
aix-81.ore chain 'of di.ecount ti.re stores he and Finkel
founded four yea.rs ago, crumbled in early 1983 with
$2 million ln debts. The chain was sold to creditor
Capital Group Tire Sales, Inc., a subsidiary of the
Glendale-based tire wholesaler .Empco Industries,
said a Capital official, who asked not to be identified.
Finkel later opened Super-Tech.
Lt. Lennert said the chain of creditors "is
something we're looking into. But it's too early to say
what the motive was."
Dried blood was found in the garage and in the
house. he said. ''There doesn't appear to be anything
missing," Lennert said.
Neighbor Anna Aceto, 25, said the last tim.e she
, ~bealsee.ing the man who Uved alone at the end
of a Willows tract cul de sac was when he came out to
talk to a gardener Oct. 17.
The gardeners arrived again Monday. but police
aent them away.
''He said 'Hi' once in a while. He was very
reclusive," Aceto said.
Lockhaven Circle residents said they knew their
neighbor had a burllar alarm that jangled about
three times a year, usually aet off by Winda.
"Everyone wondered why he had that elaborate
alarm system." Schroeder aaid.
Finkel and his junior partner, both in th e tire
business in Maryland. came to California in 1979 alter
Finkel sold his half percentage in an Atlantic coast
tire store chain, said Julian, of Costa Mesa
"He .. made poor financial decisions and w e grew
too fast.'' said Julian embittered by the soured
venture in which he said he invested $6,000 and
received nothing in return when the stores were sold
in April.
Julian said he wondered how Finkel obtained
money to open a new tire store.
He defJCribed his fonner partner as an intelligent
introvert whoee only loves were cars, chocolate and
Haagen Daza ice cream. In hia living room were
pictures of the can he had once owned, including a
Mercedes 300 SL. which gave him entry into the
Gullwing Group. a club for owners of gullwing can.
Julian said.
BEACH STABBING PUZZLING ...
From Page A1
had graduated from Ed.ison High Huntington Harbour apartment Three Los Angeles men were
School in Huntington Bea«;h and with another woman. later arrested in connection with
waaoneyearaway from obtaining "She wanted to be cloeer to the Sept. 15 slaying and charged a business degree at Cal State with murder. Fullerton. school," her father explained. ''It Lt. Hart said in Martino's death,
When not in claas, her father was temporary. She still wanted authorities were able to locate
said, she divided her time between to get her own place. She would several witnesees w ho provided
studying and a night weitrees-jov--co=m=-=e=""o.~v=er.,,,..,,.,to~see--us-a_t_le_as_t_t_hree ___ 1uee.-4ha led-t&-ih& arr.ta.-
at a Denny's restaurant in Hunt-Because Duncan was at the beach
ington Beach Duncan's death marks the sec-during the day when few if any
"She was interested in com-ond \ime in recent week.a that other visitors were at the state
puters," her father said, adding someone has been stabbed to park, Hart ls less optimistic of
hia daugh ter hoped to attend death at the state beach. Paul finding witnesses.
UCLA and pursue a master's Martino, a 16-year-old Hunt-A funeral service for Duncan
degree. "She really worked very ington Harbour resident, was will be held at noon Thursday at
hard." stabbed repeatedly following an Peek Family Funeral Home in
Duncan lived with her parents argument over firewood at the WesUninster. Burial will follow at
in Fountain Valley un til Sept.em-beach and died the following day Forest Lawn Memorial Park in
ber whe n she moved into a from the w ounds. Cypress.
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objective trustee and not blased
for any specific achoo!.
The five candidates seemed to
be searching for issues that would
put distance between them and
the re.st of the pack
Ed Zachoche, a classroom
teacher and bwuneaman, claimed
that teacher morale ls at an
all-umc luw .
And Karen 0' Bric, a fonner
teacher and adminiat.rator, said
she wants to free principals or all
paper work and enhance their role
Irvine tax measure
donation def ended
By ANDREA ADELSON °' ... _,,... .....
The chairwoman of an advisory
group to the Irvine Unified School
District said at a Monday night
candidate forum that a $2,500
contribution to backers of a Nov. 8
school tax measure was "ap-
propriate."
Candidate Alan F . K.lofkorn
charged the political contribution
:·is a blatant ~~mpt at conuningl-
mg ... funds.
The non-profit District Ad-
visory Forum gave funds cause
derived from parent donations for
summer school to a political cause,
KJofkorn said.
Candidate Helen Cameron, also
the OAF chairwoman, said since
the group's members are parents.
their decision to make a policital
donation represented the parents'
will.
Incumbent Gordon Getchel,
seeking another four-year term on
the Irvine school board, was the
only other candidate among a field
of 10 w ho gave measured support
to Klofkom's charge.
While the OAF is legally separ-
ated from school activities, "it's
not hard to draw the inference"
that the advbory panel is an arm
of the school district, Getchel said.
Klofkom alleges school district
officials have violated education
codes by providing materials and
facilities for supporters of
Measure A. The district attorney's
Marines'
families ·
get news
By tbe A.11oclated Prus
Marine officers and Navy
chaplains bearing the 90rrowful
news Monday to the homes of
families who lost aona and
brothers and fathers in the w eek-
end bombing in Beirut were met
with anger and anguish.
At least one family was told
their son had died. only to receive
a phone call from him saying he
had been wounded.
"As soon as--I saw those two
marines coming up to the door, I
knew.'' said Letha Kimm of
Atlantic, Iowa. after learning that
her son, Marine Sgt. Edward
Kimm. 33, was dead. "I don't even
know why they had to be over
there."
An older 90n, Clarence Kimm,
was killed in Vietnam in 1967. '' ... I
didn't expect to J05e two boys,"
Mrs. Kimm said.
"In his last letter, he was just
telling u.s about what he was doing
and that he would be coming
home in November," Dorothy
Olson of Rockford. W .. said after
being told that her atepeon. Lance
Cpl. John Tiahmack, 19, of Min-
neapolis had been killed.
office ls presently reviewing the
alleged improprieties as requested
by KJofkom . '
They stem from a letter on
district stationery sent to parents
earlier this month by school
principal Robert Polkinghorn,
urging parents to attend a meeting
on Measure A.
The ballot initiative, if passed,
would allow the school board to
levy taxes at $50 per year for three
years. raising $1.4 million for the
district treasury.
Frank Hurd, a former board
member who served as panel
moderator, said similar govern-
ment electioneering controversies
have occurre<i twice in the district
smce 1978.
The recent incident demon-
strates the school board has not
exercised "as much control as
there should be," Getchel said.
K.lo!kom "is making much of
nothing." said candidat,f Roderick
McClain, the fonner business
manager of another Orange Coun-
ty school district.
McClain pointed out that the
school district is obligated to
distribute information which af-
fects the schools.
Polkinghorn "made an error
and has since made restitution,"
McClain said.
Added candidate William
Crosby: "It's a very fine line if the
school district is disseminating
infonnation or actively pursuing
it. II
aa i.natruci.ional leaders.
Richard Zweig, a psychologist,
said he became the first remedial
teacher lln the Huntington Beach
Union High School District in
19~1. He said he's also taught at
Cal State Long Beach, UCLA and
UC Santa Barbara. Teachers, he
said, deserve the best materials to
do a good job. •
Zachochesaid he's an "excellent
product of the public achool sys-
tem" becawe he went through the
system from kindergarten to
graduate school. He offers voters a
balance between education, busi-
ness and corrununity interests, he
said. fte said maintaining neigh-
borhood schools in the face of
declining enrollment is a major
issue.
O'Bric is the wife of fonner
Fountain Valley School District
Superintendent Michael Bric. She
has four children in area schools.
An in-depth assessment is needed
at each school, she said, to point
!>ut real needs and not sweep them
under the carpet. She wants to
improve morale by increasing
teacher prestige and making it a
profession with "commensurate
pay."
Gary Nelson, a dentist and
two-time president of the board.
He's very supportive of "academic
excellence" and said he's excited
by the awareness and support of
the public for schools. ''It's up to us
to take advantage (of this attitude)
and improve schools. He said he
strongly supports the basics with a
special emphasis on developing
critical thinking and problem
solving skills.
Edewards said basic educ.ation
and curriculum are his two main
interests. He also said "diacipline
starts at the top" and if teachers
and principals have support from
the trustees, it will create a
learning environment. He also
calla for parent involvment and
"complete and open disclosure"
with the public.
"When he wrote to us, he
always said It would be all rtght,"
Cesar San Pedro, 17, of Hialeah,
Fla., said after the official word
that his brother. Lance Cpl.
Guillermo San Pedro, 19, was
dead. "He wasn'tscired. Hedidri't
show it in any of his letters.'' th e
----Do roth y Cole man of Dallas was told h er son~ Spec
4 Ma rcus E. Coleman, was missing in Le banon.
She still olds ho that he will be found alive.
brother said.
"He had no business ove.r there.
But he wanted to go.'' Shirley
Trahan said after being notified
that her 90n, PFC Lex David
Trahan. 19, was among thoee
killed. "It's Uke a bad dream," she
said.
She said her son had volun-
teered for duty i.n Lebanon de-
spite her misgivings. "I had rnixe<f
feelings," she said. "He could see a
purpose ln being there. I know,
knowing him. He loved the
Marine Corps. He was very proud
of it. II
In. some homes, however. the
laughter of relief broke the ten-
sion when families heard their
loved ones were safe. Sh.lrley
Erikson's son called her in West-
land, Mich .. to Jet her know he was
safe. Wayne Barker of Chandler,
Ariz., got a similar call from h is
brother.
K a ti e M orriso n of
Poughkeepsie, N.Y , recognized
her son. conscious but being
carried on a stretcher, in an
A88ociated Press photograph run
ln the Poughkeepsie Journal.
"He's alive, he's alive, at least he's
alive," she said.
Charles and Ann Madaru of
Potomac, Md ... spotted their eon.
David, ln another AP photo aa he
and three other Marines helped
carry a wounded man £rom the
bombed building.
Rose and Bennie Hartis of
Woonaocket, R.I., saw their aon on
a stretcher on television. Later he
called them. "He sounded good,
very good.'' Mrs. Harris said, her
voice choking. Sandra Robinlon of
Windsor. Vt .. heard unofficially
through a Red Cross hotline that
her 90n was sale.
Role Lagoy of Vernon, N.Y ..
said mill ta.ry of ficiala c.ame by to
say her son had died. But l.ater,
anothel' ton anawered the tele-
phone and it WU her 800, Lance
Cpl. Mkhae Balcom. aaying he
had been wounded and waa
h08pital in Wl!ll't.Germany.
"Moet people don 't belJeve in
miracles, but 1 h.ad one today,"
Mn. ~y lllid.
There were delay• in the grim
news reaching the families, partly
becauae the Marines' peraonnel
records were destroyed in the
truck-bombing that demoU.hed
their barracks, and partly becauae ot the difficulty ln tdentifytns the
bodJes.
James J. Langon m of of MARINES IN BEIRUT •••
Lakehunt. N.J.. the father of From Page A 1
La.nee Cpl. James Joeeph Langon
JV tho~ht hiuon would be out of The latest figures IMued by the
harm's way because he wu a cook. U.S. Defense Department put the
But Lancon said Monday, "I aaw overall U.S. casualty toll ln the
the uniform" of an officer ap-bombing at 192 kllled. But Jordan
proach.ina hls home and ''at that told reporten on the ..-ene today
point, I kn.ew why they were "Our casualty flgurea at lhia polnt
here." are atmo.t 200 dead."
"We had hope that if (the , At:ruck-bombauack onthepoi t
att~k) wu 8:30 In the morning, of the French oontJ.naent of the
then maybe he would have been peacek~ptna f oroe • few teCOnda
up cooking bruk/ut," Lancon after the Ol)e on the U.S. com·
aald. powid lf"ft 68 French \1'0ops d@ed
• l •
or~. French offidals It.id.
Jones said Marine commander
Col. Timothy Geracht)' ont.nd
the entltt conttnamt on the
hiahett It.Ile Of alert .. the ti'we
vehicles drove blick and forth nar
the airport.
Aaked if ectJon WM belnc taken
apJnat the ve.hlck9 to pr-ewnt •
repetition of Sundayte IWdde
\Nek-bom.blna. Jonenald, "Ncbt now, we're jult C>tmrvlnfJ. ••
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Health Care Center
plans harbor cruise
A twilight cruiae ln Dana Point Harbor will be the setting for
the Adult Day Health Ca.re Center Friday from 4 to .7 ~.m.
The excursion, courtesy of Dana Wharf Sportfishing, will be
hoited by the center's adviaory council. Tickets are $10 each and
proceeds will go to the center's Pioneer Fund for financially needy
partidpanta and special facility improvements.
Reeervationa may be made by calling 498-7671 or 643-2273. All
donations are tax deductible.
Halloween party slated at HB church
A Halloween partJtf or kids of all ages will be sponsored by the
Community United Methodist Church of Huntington Beach
Sunday from &-8 p.m.
There will be two haunted houses. booths with free carnival
games, costume judging. pumpkin carving. a scavenger hunt for
adulls and a party with refreshments.
Admi.saion will be one unopened bag of Halloween candy per
family. There will be an extra charge for the haunted houses.
Proceeds will go to UNICEF.
Rec committee meets in Laguna
The Recreation and Community Service Committee will hold a
meeting Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in the recreation department
conference Room, Laguna Beach City Hall. 505 Forest Ave.
Writers conference slated Saturday
The Orange County chapter of Women in Communciations
will sponaor ita annual professional writers conference Saturday at
the Pacific Mutual Insurance learning center . Newport Beach.
Paula Nelson, author of "The Joy of Money" and ''Where to
Get Money for Everything," will be the keynote speaker of the
seminar. and will di!lcuss "Writing for Money: Can You Afford It?"
• The conference will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Pre-registration is $30 and late registration is $35._ Studen~ wit~
identification will be admitted for $15. More information 1S
available at 639-9497.
Merchants host kids for Halloween
A halloween party will be held in downtown Huntington
Beach Sunday. There will be free entertainment with a magic show
startina at 1 p.m.
The affair is being spon10red by the Downtown Huntington
Beach Merchanls' Guild which as the aim of providing fun without
the potential problems a.uociated with night-time house-to-house
trick or treating.
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, .. a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, October 25. 1983 "
~Print liriis suspect?
Expert testifies broken bottle ties Kraft to mutilation slaying
• DESIGNED BY N. B.
FIRE CHIEF
o.-r .... ....-......... ~
Designated
warning?
Was a syllable drop-
ped from this ~No
Parking' sign? Or is
the fire chief really
devious enough to de-
sign a fire lane just for
unsuspecting motor-
ists?
By ne A.~ted Prest
A fingerprint expert \esfi!ied
he lifted the rlglll thumb print of
Randy Kraft from a piece of a
broken bottle found near the
mutilated body of one of 16 young
men Kraft la charged with alay-
~ward Carson, a sheriff's
fingerprint expert, testified Mon-
day he found the piece of glue -
along with other shards and the
bloody neck of the bottle -a few
feet from where the body of Mark
Howard Hall, 22. of Santa Ana,
WU found Jan, 3, 1976.
canon testified during a
preliminary hearing of charges
that Kraft committed the 16
murders and mutiliated many of
his victims in a period beginning in
1972. to testimony, Hall
was when he disappeared
from a Year's Eve party. He
was diacovered two days later on
Bedford Peak in Orange County's
Saddleback Valley. Testifying
before Orange County Municipal
Court Judge John J . Ryan
pathologist Robert George Rich-
/
FunePal-held in M-esa
for Delila Brown, 85
Funeral services were con-
ducted today for Delila Pearl
Brown, a resident of Costa Mesa
for 53 years, who died Friday at a
rest home in Garden Grove. She
waa85.
Mrs. Brown was a former
president of the New Mesa Aux-
iliary to Barracks 1249 of the
Veterans of World War II and of
the National Woman's Relief
Corps. She also was a member of
the American Legjon Auxiliary.
Poet 55. in Costa Mesa.
She is survived by a aon,
Kenneth W. Brown, of Torrance: a
daughter, Be.mice M . Pullen, of
Midway City; and a sister-in-law,
Margery L. Brown, of Ervita,
Colo., five grandchildren. 11
great-grandchildren' and one
great-great-grandchild.
Services were held this morn-
ing at Piette Brothers Bell Broad-
way Mortuary in Costa Mesa.
Intennent followed at West..-
minst.er Memorial Park.
arda said an autopsy showed that
Hall died of "acute alcoholism and
1uffocation," and that he had a .67
percent blood alcohol level -
which he called "phenomenally
high."
Richards testified that Hall's
body was extensively mutilated.·
He said all bums found on the
body appear to have been made by
an automobile cigarette lighter
and were similar to bums found
on three other men Kraft is
charged with l\illlng.
He said dirt was packed into
Hall's throat and "went all the
way down to both lungs."
According to earlier testimony.
several of the other victims died of
ligature strangulation and several
had been emasculated.
A tranquilizer of the type found
in several other victims was also
found in Hall's body, Richards
said.:
She's out $400 -and threatened Pianist Vera Gay
succumbs at 94 A 43-year-<>ld eec:urlty employee at
Zody'• In Fountain Valley uld lhe
~a m#I with 81'1 Eutern llCCleOt l400 to buy two te6eY191on Mtl. She
told police the men felled to dellver
llnd whef1 the women aaked him about"· he told her he'd breek both
her tega If IN continued to bot~
him, 1M reported to police.
The manao-of HOUM of MUler'I
Antiqu. at 18980 8rookhurst St.
Mid eomeone toe* her wallet from
under her de9k at WOf1< and ltole
$150.
A 73-year-old volunteer WO<ker
Mid thlevel took her puree at
Fountain Valley Community Ho1pltal
and ltole $38 In the wallet.
Police eervlng a warrant In the
15000 block of Mt. Jackton atr•ted
a men and woman on eu191ctlon of
having marlfuana, barblturat91 and
amphetamine. packaged for Nie.
&.trglatl pried ~ a llldlng glau
door to a rellcMnee In the 1000 block
of Matgarlta and etolde $5, 155 In
cemeru, jewelry and other Item•.
Huntington Beach
Ared 1982CheVroletChevettewu
r9p0rted etC>Mrt Monday morning
from the pandng lot of a pr•IChool at
815 Knoxvltle Ave. The IOM was
•tlmated at ae.ooo.
A burglary wu reported Monday
evening at a home on the 4900 blocil
of Pearce Drive. Entry wu made
. through a rear unlociled llldlng glUa
door. The ION Included a $1,300 ring
and $80 In mi.cellaMOUI belonglngl.
A garage break4n wu reported
Monday afternoon at the 15300 bloci<
of Newcutle Lane. The loee, eell-
mated at $980, lnctuded two eurf-
t>oerdl end two we11U1t1.
A gr_, 1978 FOl'd van parked In a
carport on the 19900 block of Lur•
Lane WU burglartzed ear1y Monday.
A aide wlndOW waa pried open 10 enter. The IOU Included $400 In
1tereo equipment.
A hOmtr on4tir20000 tJtocit' of
Lawaon Lane wu reported bur-
glarized and raneaci<ed Monday.
Entry wu made through a rNr
kitchen window. The Ion Included
$801ncuh.
Laguna Peach
A radio, camera and ca8h were
1tolen from a locked car parked In the
800 block of Diamond Street Mon-
day, the owner told Laguna Beach
police. Total loss wa put at $840.
Fishing equipment valued at S7090
wu etolen from a garage In the 2800
block of Watdt Terrece.
Vandal9 cauMd about S800 dam-
age to a c.ndy mectllne lnelde a
bullneea In the 1000 blocA( of South
Cout Highway, the owner reported.
Police re.ponded to Laguna BMch
High School twice Monday when
wtt,,..... complained of a m#I
expoelng hlmMff. In both caMS, the
IU9')eci WU goM by the time officers
atrlv9d.
Fio-potl In a yard In the 100
block ot Dumond Street ..,. bfoken
by vandal•. police -told.
Newport Beach
A retlfed Newport Beach man
reported a bandit pr9tended to put a
gun to hit back and robbed the men
of 168 Sunday anemoon. The crime took piece on Dover Drive near 18th
Stctlet.
A Lakewood man reported the
theft of a wedding ring valued at
$1,-400 Saturday afternoon from an
unattended towel at the beach. The
ring and S5 In ca8h were ttolen wtllle
the man wu lwlmmlng.
A Corona del Mat bullneMWoman
reported the rear pauenger Window
of her cw bfoken whlle lhe wu
driving on San Joaquin Htltl Roed
Sunday afternoon. SOINOM had
thrown an obtect at her car from the
lideWalk.
Costa Mesa
A Mt of toota valued at $1.150 wu
1toten from a realdentlal garage on
the -400 blocA( of Merrimac Way late
Saturday or ..ny Sunday.
High winds raise temperatures
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Long-time Coronadel Mar resi-
dent Vera L . Gay died Oct. \0
following a long Ulnesa. She was
94.
Gay. a Loe Angeles musician,
made Balboa her summer resi-
dence. She often played at Balboa
Pavilion dances.
Upon her retirement, Gay
moved to Corona del Mar where
she played piano at the Christian
Science Church.
She belonged to the Dominant
Club, a women'• professional
music aseociation, for 40 yean.
Gay i.s survived by a daughter.
Joon Gay A.ynes of Newport
Beach, six grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
Blaze quelled
A Costa Mesa fireman d ouses remnants of a
S l 0,000 blaze which damaged the Cast Indus-
tries building at 1755 Placentia Ave . early today.
A malfunctioning industrial furnace was blamed
for the fire.
Dog ruling 'backs OC policy'
A federal appeal.a court ruling
stating that police need a
"fOWlded" suspicion before using
dop to search luggage at an
airpor t affirms standard
procedure at John Wayne Airport,
a sheriff's department spokesman
said.
"We just don't indiscrlminately
go in there with the dogs.''
Sheriff's spokeman Lt. Wyatt
Hart said Monday. The Sheriff's
Department haa two dop it oc-
casionally uaes at the airport -
"Thrlty...ix houre from Munlctl"
.• doee that tound Ilk• a good
tltle for a b00k7 t think I oould writ• one about the r9turn trip
from mr, recent vtalt to Eurc:r,.
Evwyth ng 9hor1 of cr..n:a t It COUid go wrong ..• dldl It take
me aome time to recoYW from
that pert of my toumeY ~ I know OM alr11M that l'M neYef'
bOOk 8Qeln •.. bea6de9 A«onot
th•t ...
E:xoept tor thet laet = the ~ ... a most en one. I ltar1ed out I w. ..,.
"bought up" tor Ihle ~
QwtlltmM MMOf' •.• ~ I
loc*ed •t aome MW llnea llnd I
fOund there .... lteme .. juet
had to new.
In Por1ug9I I tound a cMlln
manuf80tUrer wttt1 aome.,.. llnd
dlfl9Nnt type9 of ~ llnd
br .... In 111<. W..19Yer I get
tMt Ming tMt there .. juet
nothing .... that CM be done
wttt1 th9' ~ rnebll, I«*-
OfNf/t 80f\'MMMl9 • ~
MW ldM. Well, Medi ... to=· ~hid to bUy •t ~ • i.. I found tome gift ltemt In
..._ ttM1t 11-tt we needed. Portu-
ge1 1e moet tamoua tor the a1twr
~· In lercalON llnd Madnd I •t· tended ~ trade lhowe llnd
tound eome n6oe '=-tMNon ~ 1teme. I _. ed out
"'9beltlt0Nato ... .._.~
Sam for bombs and Winston for
drugs.
"We have to be be able to show
probable cause when the case gets
to the courtroom. It is just like any
other search," Hart said.
Officers, however.do not need a
search warrant. he said.
The 2-1 decision Monday by the
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal
reversed the 1980 conviction of
John Chrittopher Beale in San
Diego federal court for conspiracy
and possession with intent to
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liEM WISE
Mary Barr Certified GemolOQ1et
distribute cocaine. The case was
returned to district court for
further proceedings.
The case involved use of dogs by
officials at the Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.. and Lo5 Angeles airports
April 17. 1980.
The court said because U.S.
Di.strict Judge Leland Nielson
ruled no showing of prior suspi-
cion was required to uphold the
sniff of Beale's luggage. the judge
must now detennine facts leading
to the use of the dog.
lo ldar • Ot>erateln Where I did my
colored atone buying. Thia
charming llttle town It tucked Into
a beautlful valley In W. Germany.
The entire valley 11 Inhabited by
facetMf•. cameo carv9rl. 1tone
cutter• and related occupation•.
There 11 a very lnt.,..tlng mu-
MUm of gem• and mineralogy
that I highly recommend to #IY·
one vllltlng In that area. I under-
lland I lull mlaaed crONlng
patha there with Annetta UndMy
and her family who allo found the mweum faectnatlnQ.
My purc:MM In lcfar • Obenteln
lnctuded atone flguertnee and
l>Mdt In addition to the cut and
pollthed loOM gemetonee t.hat I
utUally buy. I Wlah I could have
ceirrlet aH the ltone ftgurlMe
home wtth me bU1 It w• JUet too mucn. I hop4l th9y won't take too
tong to deer lbtougtl cu.tome .
l'rn anxiou. to unpack them and
09' them on dlap6ay .
CHARLES H. BARR
....,._.,, wwe lflowent. I'm ~ on tM
lookout tor ,,.. 9'yte .,... llnd 4-f4c• ChM S.Clety ·~c;,...._ 0-
The 1tyte trend that I found
moat lnleNetlng In the European
~ Manuf9Cturerw wee the
UM o( mixed color . • • that It
dttt.nlnt OOlored gem9 In lhe
eame ptece of ~· eom..
tlrnee all dlff9rent oolored aap-pnlrel . . . br tourm.,.nee , •. or g~• . . . and WlfY onen • mhctu,. of ~I emerald, ruby
and tepphlre 9'I mixed IOQ9ther
and eometlmee .,.,ting • pleCe
that la ~tely d1-mondt
or outturtd PMtta. Of couree 1
had to buy eom9 of thoee IO
come In end ... now you like tN9
freeh new look.
........
A good Mend fNm .... Yott! le now IMng In Mui*" and I epenl
11'4 cSeyt wtttl Mr. She drOV9 me
_) l ..... ,
l 7'h & Irvine, Westcliff Pla~a,
Newport Beach 642-3310
I
A4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, October 25, 1983
IOPOFIHENEWS U.S. troops 'secure' Grenai:la
McDonnell Douglas
strikers optimistic
By ~ A11oclale4 Pre••
LONG BEACH -More than 6,900 striking
McDonnell DougJas workers have begun a
second week of picketing with their hopes for a
settlement buoyed by a new contract at rival
Lockheed.
"The proposal that was accepted a t Lock-
heed ... is head and shoulders above what
McDonnell Douglas is offering," said Doug
Griffith, bargaining committee chairman at
United Auto Workers Local 148 in Long Beach,
Monday.
Alien r aids 'to continue'
LOS ANGELES -Pro-immigration grou ps
have blasted as "random enforcement" govern-
men t raids at Los Angeles International Airport
that netted 46 people suspected of being illegal
aliens. But officials of the U.S Immigration and
Naturalization Service said Monday that more
raids are planned at the airport as a precau-
tionary safety measure for the 1984 Olympic
Games.
S trip-search triggers suit
-bGN&BEAGH--A..w~11:e_arched
after an arrest over a dog license and a speeding
ticket has filed a $500,000 claim against the city of
Long Beach, contending the search was humili-
ating and unreasonable. "I was shocked, de-
graded and depressed by the whole strip-search
incident," Cheryl Plunketi said Monday after
filing her claim at City Hall.
R eagan sends forces to evacuate A m erican s from Marxist rule
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados
(AP) -About 2,000 U.S. troops
invaded Marxist-ruled Grenada
today along with 300 soldiers from
six Caribbean nations, and Presi-
'1ent Reagan said they had secured
both of the island's airports.
The president said he had no
word on casualties. One ham radio
report from some of the 650
medical students on Grenada said
a U.S. helicopter was shot down.
And a report from a Barbados
radio station said three Cubans
were killed and 22 wounded in
Dunphy's
attackers
at large
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Vet-
eran television anchorman Jerry
Dunphy and a studio makeup
artist were shot and wounded
when his Rolls-Royce convertible
was ambushed outside ABC stu-
dios, and their four assailants
remained at large ·today, police
said. -..._. ....... ......._.~ Jerry Dunphy, 62, was in "satis-
factory but stable condition"
today at Hollywood Presbyterian
Medical Center after surgery. He
was shot twice Monday night, in
the neck and left arm, a nursing
supervisor said.
His companion, Sandra
tlghung at an airport construction
site.
Sen. Charles Percy, R-lll., said
Reagan told him and other con-
gressmen in a briefing that 30
Soviet personnel were seized in
Grenada and they "will be asked
to leave."
Reagan's announcement today
followed a broadcast by Radio
Free Grenada that helicop-
ter-borne U.S . paratroopers had
landed and taken both airports on
the island in the eastern Carib-
bean. The broadcast said there
J erry Dunphy
waa fierce fighting at the main
airport.
The other airport is being built
by Cuban workers, and Barbados
state-owned Caribbean Broad-
casting Co. said three Cubans
were killed and 22 wounded in
fighting there. It gave no source
for the report or other details.
The invasion was launched a
day after the new military regime
effectively blocked evacuation of
as many as 300 Americans from
Grenada, w hich sits about 100
miles southwest of Barbados and
100 miles north of Veneiuela.
Weinberger
dismisses
Soviet blast
MOSCOW (AP) -The Com-
munist Party newspaper Pravda
said today the United States was
using the Beirut bombing
massacre as an excuse to threaten
Iran and Syria.
The newspaper also dismissed
Defense Secretary Caspar
Weinberger's charges that the
Soviets "fished in troubled
waters" as slanderous and not
worth a response.
The Pravda reaction was the
first substantive Soviet comment
about Sunday's suicide terrorist
bombings of a U.S. Marine bat-
talion headquarters at Beirut air-
port and the French command
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TOP OF IHI NEWS
NATION
Consumer prices
rise 0.5 p e r cent
By tllit AHoclattd Pre11
WASHINGTON -Consumer prices,
propelled by higher car, food and housing costs,
roee 0.5 percent last month in the biggest increase
since May, the government reported today.
Prices had risen at the slight,ly more moderate
pace of 0.4 percent in both July and August.
Visa lra ud susp ect jailed
DENVER -A man held in the Denver
County Jail since· Feburary has been linked to a
national ring that allegedly stole more than $9
million by using phony VISA credit cards,
authorities said Monday. Steven Harrison
Humphries remains jailed in lieu of $100,000
bond.
Savitch fought for Iii e
NEW HOPE, Pa. -Although NBC News
anchorwoman J~ica Savitch, 35, apparently
"made some attempt to get out," she and a New
York Post e xecutive Martin Fischbein,
34,drowned within minutes after their car
plunged into a canal during a rainstorm, a coroner
ruled Monday.
Can cer victim's family s ues
LAS VEGASi-Nev. -The widow and
children of J ohn Chester Ridgeway have filed a
wrongful death suit against the U.S. govern-
ment, contending his cancer death resulted from
government negligence at the Nevada Test Site.
Ridgeway, who died June 27, 1981, previously
had filed a negligence suit against the govern-
ment based on the same negligence claims. WORLD M~hall, 36, also was in stable
condition with a right arm wound.
Witnesses in the northwest
downtown area said they heard
six shots and ran outside to see the
Rolls-Royce, its windshield shat-
tered, smash into a house. post about a mile from the airport . ..._ _________________ __.
Jordan 's ambassador shot
NEW DELHI. India -A gunman shot
Jordan's ambassador to India "five or six times"
today as the diplomat walked home for lunch,
then made his escape in a three-wheeled taxi,
officials said.
Mohammed Ali Khounna was reported in
serious condition in intensive care at a hospital.
,,
School's 'in'
Chicago's teach ers end strike
CHICAGO (AP) -Teachers voted by a 3-1
margin to end a strike in the nation's third-largest
school district, paving-the way for 436,000 students to
return to classes today, but some strikers said the
Are You Absolutely Sure The Things You Hear
and See, and Perhaps Believe, Are True?
FREEDOM FROM DECEPTION
Is the title of a thought provoking lecture.
by
MOR RIS TREVITHICK, C.S.
Member of the
Chr1s11an Science Board of Lectureship walkout did "irreparable" harm to pupils.
U J J • k ·11 J"• Teachers ratified a new one-year contract to be given at note exp OSJOn J S 1 J Ve Monday, officially endorsing a 5 percent raise, NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL
ABERDEEN, Scotland -A gas explosion effective Jan. l , and ending their three-week 15th & Irvine Streets. Newport Beach
ripped through a luxury hotel at breakfast time walkout, th e longest in Chicago public school history. 8·.00 P. M. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28
in this oil center on the east coast of Scotland, The strike began Oct. 3 and students missed 15
killing five people and injuring 14 others, police days of school. The members of First Church of Christ. Scientist,
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OUR COMPLETE COU.ECTION
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Tomorrow an<l .l11uN.lay. I nfonnaJ modeling of
the coUection from 12 lo i. 'The world'~ most
talked ahoul furs in one ·ingular
collect1on. Our.> -from Fe11di. Here, from our
collection -cape-like coat of black-dyal
squirrel and black and white dye<l
Mongolian lamb. And. grey dyed Mongolian
lamb and nakeskin jacket Fur Salon.
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Clothing
sale aids-
county
youth
A "solid gold" rum-
mage sale Srlturday at
the Orange County Fair-
grounds in C-06ta Mesa
w i ll b e n e fit the
Assessment and Treat-
ment Services Center of
Orange Coun ty.
The 8 a.m. to 4 p .m .
event, patterned after
other su ccessful
fund-raisers in Los An-
geles and San Diego, will
feature used, slightly
used and new clothing.
Admission is free ex-
cept for a $5 fee for the
"Gold Room" -a collec-
tion of new and used
designer clothing. The
sale will be held in the
fairgrounds cr afts build-
ing, reached by the Ar-
lington Drive entrance.
The sale is being spon-
sored by the Sophisti-
cates, a support group for
A TSC. Carolyn Steiner
is the chairperson.
A TSC is in Santa Ana
Heights just outside
Newport Beach. Sup-
ported almost exclusive-
ly through private con-
tributions, it provides
services to youths
without charge.
The diversion pro-
gram has a philosophy of
arresting the problem,
not the child. A TSC's
full-time staff of coun-
selors averages 400 ap-
pointments a month and
takes in 296 new families
inneedofhelpeach year.
All of the youths using
A TSC are referred to the
services center by police
and may have fallen into
trouble for anything
from drugs to arson. The
center was launched 11
years ago by members of
the Orange County
Probation Department.
·Red Cross
names five
directors
Five Orange Coast
reside.nts h ave bee n
named to the board of
directors of the Orange
County chapter of the
American Red Cross.
N~ t o t-h e
46-member board were
Rober t E. Bec k, a
vice-president for the
Southern California
Edison Co. and a Hunt-
ington Beach resident; R.
Dana Empringham, of
Laguna Beach, a vice
president for Rancho
Mission Viejo Co.;
Barbara Fox, Newport
Beach, owner of Fox and
Associates; David Hard-
en, Fountain Valley.
chainnan of volunteers
at the West County Ser-
vice Center; and Sam
Van Landingham, vice
president of the Irvine
Co. r.nd a Corona del Mar
residenL
Give a job
Phone 897-2533, 530-1043
and pledge a job
for Huntington Center\
Job Fair-Nov. I thru 5.
Ask fr iends. ioo!
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Or. Tony Protopappas
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, October 25, 1983 AS
Protopifppas' trial delay ed
His attorney has conflicting court dates in county, Louisiana
Dr. Tony Protopappas' second -degree murder murder in the deaths of three patients who died
trial hu been delayed until early next year. following dental s urgery in his high-volume 19th
Orange County Superior Court. Judge James Street dental clinic.
Turner rescheduled the former Costa Mesa dentist's The three patients, 13-year-old Patricia Craven,
trial for Jan. 9, 1984 after Protopappas' attorney Cathryn Jones, 31, .and Kim Andreassen, 23, are
Robert Tuller requested the delay Monday. alleged to have died as a result of sleep-inducing
Tuller told the judge he iB defending former dental techniques Protopappas claims to have
California NOW director Ginny Foat, charged with developed.
murder in Louisiana. Foal's trial and Protopappa.s' The 38-year-old dentist remains free after
both were scheduled for the same time, an impossible posting $250,000 bail.
situation, Tuller said. .---=---"""---------------
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travel to Utah for unspecified purposes until the trial J ac A er son Da1·1 P1·1a1~
begins. But Turner warned the doctor to stay in touch reveals in the
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-\8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, October 26, 1983
Nestande issues
a blunt challenge
Orange County Supervisor Bruce Nestande may
qever win awards for subtlety. As a speaker, he gets right
to his point. If his comments make his listeners a bit
uncomfortable, well. good. It means they're thinking.
Occasionally Nestande's bluntness can be too direct.
Other times, as he demonstrated last week, the surprise
effect of his delivery works.
Nestande was a guest speaker Thursday at a breakfast
meeting presented by the UC Irvine Business and
Industrial Associates. As its name implies, the group is
comprised of business people who help support the
university's programs. Nestande was there to discuss
housing issues in Orange County.
Nestande is a conservative Republican who likes to
rely on a free market system. Because of the.topic, many of
the well-tailored professionals sitting around breakfast
tables were from the housing industry. They were his kind
of supporters. In such a setting, one might expect a
politician to serve up a warm and palatable message for the
business people -something to go down easily With the
scrambled eggs and bran muffins. But not Nestande.
Right away he took off on the problems that occur
when home builders go too far by including unreasonable
expectations in their sales pit.ches. He cited, as an example,
the Mission Viejo Co.'s advertising campaign wooing
buyers with their "California Promise," and its hint of
magnificent open space and valuable h omes. .
Said Nestande: "We've got to discipline ourselves in
the political process and not make too many promises."
As he has learned, political problems don't occur
when families move into new homes. They come later,
when the strawberry field behind the new homes is
plowed for the inevitable new project. If the new residents
are lucky, the field will eventually hold some friendly
single-family homes. If~ they're unlucky, an apartment
project or an industrial park or even a freeway will be
built.
Nestande, whose Third District includes the develop-
ing south county, wants builders to be truthful because
people with complaints tum to him. And recent history
shows unhappy homeowner groups can turn with a
vengeance.
We could categori7.e Nestande's urging as motivated
by self-interest. But we must commend the supervisor for
confronting in his blunt way what is becoming a more
serious problem for a growing Orange County. AB the
county's wide-open spaces diminish, and as builders seek
increased densities to balance sky-high land costs,
aggravations once buffered by vacant lands are intensify-
ing.
One key change, as other speaken noted, is to plan for
smaller spaces that still feel like home. Another is
Nestande's suggestion to "deal with this word, 'expecta-
tion,' and be honest with the people."
MAILBOX
Highways aren't race tracks
To the Editor:
Headline, Dally Pilot: "Coast to
coast ln 32 hours 7 minutes."
Why does ·this rate headline?
Any two driven who care nothing
for speed lawa. using public high-
ways aa their penonal race track
could do the same. A Ferrari I.a not
requin!d. My 1973 Impala ii
capable of such speeds. At an
average of over 80 miles per hour
-how fast a speed did they
auain? I've driven acroa the
country and there are areas where
it ia physically impossible to drive
over ~O mph. Not hard to figure
out they had to go well over 100
mph in 110me areaa to get thia
average speed.
I do not think this la.• good
example for the younger driven
who need no further encourage-
ment to drive as though they
owned the rollda.
How much fuel did they bum
up? The radar det.ectlng devicee
they Wied are U1epl ln many of
the lS mt.ea travened.
Giving accolade to people w ho
disregard driving laws la sick.
ANNE M. DUFFEE
Huntington Beach
Coast-to-coast race criminal
To the F.d.itor:
1 was disappointed to see the .
Daily Pilot article attempt to
glorify the two overaged juveniles
who claimed a "new world re-
cord" for an illegaJ coaat-to-a>ast
race.
To claim a top speed of 150 mph
and state the race ia safe becat.19e
there has never been an accident b
absurd. The same type of reuon-
ing ia often claimed by drunk
drivers. And one must onlv read
the pages of the Dally Pilot to eee
the tragic resulta.
What LI the impact on teenage
driven of thla type of glorifica-
tion? la there really a difference
between Mr. Diem'• .. world' re-
cord" and the "rea>rd" for racing
by teenagen on city streeta?
U Mr. Diem engages ln aiminal
activity in the future we can only
hope he has the good judgment
not io hire a preaa agent.
DAVIDL.BOYD
Fountain Valley
l.I. BDJd ./Why women?
Atpnentcontinues over what
caUlel a married woman to be
unfaithful. Psychiatrist Alfred
Adler blamed revenge. French
lntellec:Wal Simone de Beauvoir
blamed d!lappolntment. Writer
Ruth Dlcklon blamed nepct. Our
Love end War man M. no1ed that
matrimonial ICholan often n ·
plain women'• lnlidellty u
though l\ were an aberration. But
they rarely explain men'a lnttdeU-
ORANGE"° COAST
Daily Piiat
•
ty. Must need no expJanation,
what?
How do you 9C.'CO\lnt for the fAICt
that Utah uaee three t1rnel more
Jello than any other atate? Do
many Mormons crave aupt?
That'• one theory. Lot of people
who don't I.lie alcohol a-ave aupr,
It'• aald.
An:tic ll1lOI in the •Pl"inl I.I
thkker than Los A.naelee lmOI·
Larry D. a,..,.
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THE
RIGMT ~
·'1 . STIFF ~
l UNDERST_AND • •• 'AAJR CONCERN.
MR. GL£NN. l'LL lr.D ~AVE IT C~E.C ~
lMME.DIA1tLY.
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Recovery to last through 1984
WASHING TON -This ia a
story about your dollars -how
many you'll have and how much
they'll buy.
The story is ~ld in confidential
studies by the Federal Reeerve
Board and the International Mon-
etary Fund. There is not 100
percent agreement, of coune, on
the economic ouUook. But here's
what the Fed, the IMF and the
administration's own economists
are privately telling the White
Houte to expect in the comin8
months:
The economic recovery should
last at least through the 1984
election, though the growth rate
will be far slower than it was
earlier thla year.
The economy could be thrown
lnto another recession by aorne
unexpected international debacle
-like a loan default by a major
Thi.rd World debtor. That poai-
billty is why the administration is
fighting 80 hard for the IMF "bail
out" that is 80 vehemently op-
~by President Reqan'acon-
eervative cionatituency.
Tempering thia optimistic fore-
cast ia the econom.i.ata' private
awsment that the economy will
begin to "deteriorate'' in 1985. In
fact, aome expe:rta told my as-
-
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JICI 11111111 ~
aociate Michael Bin.stein that in-
llation will climb aa high as 8 or 9
percent by then. It could go even
higher if the Fed. under political
pre111ure, looeena the money supp-
ly in time for next year's election
-a move that would stimulate
pre-election prosperity.
Inflation could return
The end result would be an
economic boom, followed by run-
away inflation reminillcent of the
Carter years. Interest rates regu-
late the economic Oow like a
watergate. High interest rates
impede the flow; low interest rates
let looee a caacade of money.
Despite the dramatic decline in
inflation over the past several
months, interest rates have re-
mained stubbornly high. This
could threaten both the strength !.llct d.ura&ioo of tbe ~.
Some examples:
•With the cost of borrowing
money atill high, oomu.mer •pend-
ing will taper off on the major
iteml that are traditionally bought
on credit: Autos, bi8 appliances
and homes. But it's these
big-ticket ltema that will get the
uaembly lines rolling again.
Meanwhile, high mortgage rates
have already derailed the housing
industry's recovery, with drastic
effecta on lumber, cement and
major appliance suppliers.
•The slower growth in major
industries, with the high intereat
rates diacouraging new business
investment, means that laid-off
workers will be less likely to be
rehired and fewer new jobs will be
created.
•The dollar's overvaluauon
compared to other currencies is
directly caused by the current
high interest rates .
Money-market investors are com-
peting for the limited supply of
American dollars. While the
dollar's strength is great for
Americans traveling abroad, it is
death to U.S. export hopes and
devastating to domestic industries
competing with cheap imported
goods. Our products have been
pficed·out of the foreign market.
becaWle no one can afford to pay
for them in overvalued dollars.
Meanwhile, foreign importa are
relatively underpriced. Biggest.
victims are the auto, steel and
textile industries.
High interest rates have already
been a subject of heated debate
between the Fed and the
Treasury. Now Coogress is threat-
ening to put the Fed under tighter
control in an efforl io bring down
interest rates.
DIPLOMATIC DIGEST: Kho-
meini watchers in the adminis-
tration are giving careful scrutiny
to a recent statement by the
Iranian leader, trying to figure out
if the ayatollah ia proffering an
olive branch to the United States.
C.ommenting on the vehement
U.S. protest over the Soviet shoot·
ing down of the Korean airliner,
Khomeini complained that Iraq
repeatedly laWlChes attacks on
Iran that kill thousands, "but
America has failed to utter a single
word about. it." That may not seem
like much of an overture, but one
Middle F.ast expert said, "I read it
as a plea."
•AJnong some 10,000 de~. strators outside the U.S. Em
in Tokyo, protesting Ame
attempts to export fann prod
to Japan, were some women
farmers holding an inscrutable
sign that read: "We support
women's liberation. but not more
beef and citrus."
Spend-one year without buying-
How wou.ld it be if we picked
eome year in the near future and
didn't buy anything new at all
that yeat? We'd spend the entire
365 days flxina lhinglt we already
have. It'• aotien eo everyone'•
throwlni it away and buying a
new one ln8tead of having the old
one fixed, and that .eema wrong.
Wouldn't it do just as much for
the economy and more for the
ecoloc if I spent $2,500 having
my old car done over inste9d of
•pend.inc $10,000 for a new one?
'lbere'• aotng to be aome job
relocation nece9MI')' but it
wouldn't do any harm at all if
~ people in Detroit who make
can, spent a year fixing them.
'Ibey mJaht. be more careful when
they went back to the u.embly
line.
It's hard to believe our economy
hat to depend on aeWng ua lhinp
we don't really need. There muat
be another way. There are a
thousand \hinp I keep buying
that I don't need. rve got four
electric shaven but three of them
don't work. I have three 14-inch
drills but only one is operational.
There are twcf foe cream freezen
ln the praae but the motors on
'~"· -.l-IY-RD-Dl_IY_ ....... 4
• both of them need work. We have
two retired touten and a clo9et
full of gadgets th.at juat barely
don't work anymore. I don't need
new modela. I need someone
who'll fix my old modela.
fd at.art not buying from the
ground up. I'd have all the old
aboe9 I own eoled and heeled and
r d put new ahoelaces ln all of
them. Then rd shine them and
wear them. I wouldn't buy any
new ones.
rd go through my cloeet. bring
out the clothe11 that need work and
take them to the tailor or aew on a
few buttona myself. The art of
turning a frayed collar mi8ht be
revived.
I don't think we need any new
hOUMt for a 'fMr, either. The
building industry will howl but
there'• plenty of work for them to
do. Like Detroit, they could learn
a little about building new onee by
fixing the ones they put up ten
yeanago.
Everywhere I go I see perfectly
good hOU9eS that have been aban-
doned. Why couldn't the building
lnduatry and the people who want
houaea rebuild thoee instead of
building new ones?
Why cu\ down more trees when
we have wooden houaea rotting
for want of a little care and a coat
of paint.? Why dig up more l.ron ore to
tum lntocara and farm machinery
when we have cars and farm
machinery rusting away that only
need a little mechanical repair ana
aomegreue?
It would be a year in which no
new booka would be publiahed.
l'Ach of ua would read the books
we bouaht in put yean and never
read. The writers are writing
fut.er than the readers are read-
ing. The readers need time to catch
up and I speak with firsthand
knowledge when I say that it
wou.ldn't hurt it the writera 1pent
a little more time with their work.
No new gaunes at Chrlltmaa!
Sorry. Atari. Sorry, Parker
Brothers. We have eJlOUih ga.me1
in our cloeets. We'll dUlt off our
che1a, our checkers and mah.jong
aets and bring out the Monopoly
and the Scrabble boards. Maybe
we'll play Michigan.
In the back room, ~ttic. garage
or buement., there must be a lot of
old Hula Hoops, roller skates,
bongo boarda and wagona for the
kid.a to play with. Maybe the.re are
even aome atilta. a pogo stick, a
bike and a Flexible Flyer.
U oo one ii 9elllng anything
new, thia could hurt television and
newspapers which depend on
advertialng revenue. Newspapers
might have to charge what i\ costs
to produce them. Network teJe..
vialon would have to find 10me
other way to collect from ua. How ,
muc.h would a newspaper cmt if•
we had to pay for it directly? For
all we consumen know, it might
be cheaper in the long run to pay
for both directly.
Well, I'm dreaming, of coune.
We're not going to stop buying
new thins-. but I aenae 90mething .
basically wrong, It's wrong to be4
using up the earth's l"e80urcel tnd
throwing them away as fast as
pcmlble 90 we can make new ones
becawie our economy depends ~
sales. 4
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Modern miracles stir reverenc~
The ltranp lhtna about adence
ii that lf you have only a .U,ht and
1u perfidal acqualnlanoe with It,
~ are Ukely '° be )'OW' ,. liCIO'Ja belief:I; but 11 you bother to
delve eomewhat more deeply, you
are ~ .. likely to renew and
confirm your reverence f« Cft9·
tlon.
I do not happen to believe ln the
eo-called m1nclee ct.cribed ln the
Bible, not becau.e I think they arw
lmpomble, but becawe, I c:onlide.r
them to be trivial. Not beau.-
they are beyond U. c:readve will.
but beca1.11e they are benMth lt.
'Ibey are moslly prtmldve folk
talel, unworthy of a cosnic deity.
Todly we have a Jona Ult of
modem "mlracla" that ... nt:n
harder to believe -and yet eech
one of them can be and has been
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i-ed to have done ln Biblk21 tala
equals making a cube of one inch
that wetaha 80 tona, but modem
astrophysics usurea ua that we
find tueh an lnconcetvabWty ln
the neutron stan t.hrouahout the
unlwne. No medJeval doctor of
the church would have be1iewd It,
but f!WrY contemporary ec:lenliat
accepta It u a fact.
We may balk at the Old Tata·
rnent tale ot the Lord crNtlng a
ccmnoe out of chaoe, « out of
nothlna, but now we are aware of
IOmethina lnexpllcable call9d
quuan -exJ>loliom of un-
lJnallnable violence that deltroy
m11llona of worlds ln one llCOnd.
JNen i.. WWy, but true, I.I OW'
prt191!ftt COll'OO~ pkture ol
lnnumerable plaxlee reciedinl
&om one another -and the
'
farthel' they go, the fute:r they
recede. The mind bogles at thll IQ
• way that no Bible story can even
remotely approllch.
And, u a flttinl culmlnation to
all thil, we now have fieldt c:4
force that mence tel1I ua .,.,.
"universal, virtually t.n.flnite.
pnewnably ~they d1apl.aJ
internal COlll1ltency and are
therefore lntellillble: they comlt
u neer to t>etnc ultimate cau.a •
the mind can IJWIP. They cunqt
be directly experienced by eeNt
perception, but thetr pr~ It
now beyond Challence."
Who needl m.1nclea when~
ty I.I eo much men awieeo.oe, .,
much men penullive ol a power,
a purpoee and a plan beyond ~
petty oomprehenlion?
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1983
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H•RRY. birthday
H B Assistance group
celebrates 1 5th year
he Aaaiatance League of Huntington
Beach ia celebrating a birthday. thia
month. .
Fifteen years ago, the local chapter
of the National AaaislanCe League
c:o==;:::a;;ita fpeech center which oUen individual
therapy by a qualified speech therapiat to both
children and adults.
Since its inception on Oct. l, 1968, the center
has treated 696 students and conducted 9,045
half-hour sessions. Enrollment has grown from
seven students to more than 29 this year.
"The need t.o help children and adults with
communication problems and to enable them to
face life on an equal footing with their peers haa
been very satisfying," said Hazel Felix, speech
center chainnan.
Chapter volunteers staff the speech center
office and work to support the center through the
chapter's thrift shop at 223 Main St. and other
fund-raising events.
Thia year's major fund-raising effort is called
super shopping spree. Felix can be called at
536-4097 for further information.
Tom Neas and C. P. Welch work on the next edition of 'More Mayonaise.' Boat people
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f your musical and fashion eiast.es need a
little spicing up. spread your mind with the
magazine "More Mayonaise."
In the last issue, the fifth printed since
it was created last year. 31 local bands were
er<>tiled. A seven-page layout on fashion, called
Dre9aings. by clothing designer Holly Sharp,
showed in detail some of the most trendy styles
around town.
"l started this magazine as an art project," said
Tom Neas, 2~. edit.or and publisher.
Neas came up with the name. "More
Mayonnaise," the day he was printing the first
cover~ A woman came into hi.s office selling
lunches. He bought a sandwich and as she left he
called after her. "Hey, I need more mayonnaise."
Pilar's R•rty
Prelude to fashion show
think I have been t.o all of the
Philharmonic fashion shows," Jeaa
Tandowsky said as we sat on the
edge of the spa at Pilar Wayne's
Newport Beach home.
Number 24 is coming up Nov. 2, and the party
at Pilar's "La Roca" was a prelude t.o that annual
event and was also t.o honor patrons for their
support of the eight musical programs available t.o
achools throughout Orange County.
The fashion presentation by I. Magnin this
year, will be at the new Irvine Marriott Hotel
which can accommodate 700 to 800 guests.
"Atone time, however," Jean said, "when the
shows were held at the Balboa Bay Club. we had t.o
have two shows, one at lunch time and another at
the cocktail hour in order t.o accommodate the
crowd." . As Jean and I reminisced, other guests were
admiring Pilar's new home and the fashions worn
by strolling models, visiting the sumptuous buffet
table and listening t.o the music of the Dysart
String Quart.et.
JoAAa Halvajlan was chairman of the
champagne gala. Her patrons committee included
Joan Sae Betson, Eileen Artakovlcb, Harriett
Cox, Pearl Eva Dyer, Manila Greea and Helen
LeMay (her husband, Gen. Curt.la LeMay, L9 on his
annual trek to Northern Qili/omia wich Jimmy
Doolittle and Roy Rogers.)
Others there lncluded Joyce Reaame, chair-
man of Women's Committee; Helen Wardaer,
fashion show chair. Rote and Norm Smede1aard,
K.area and Jack Ollrta1er (she's I. Magnin
rmnager), NoddJe Weltaer (Magnln's s.peclal
coordinator), Nora and VID Jor1nsen, ADD and
R•1seU Pu1e1 Marcia Coy, Patricia Fredricks,
Rea and CUrle1 Godtlaall, the Ladt.law Reday1,
Nucy Zlll1meyer Ottta1. Jack ScMnbon and
Kay and Patrick Mlluo.
Al.lo saw Eileen and Jolm Scllaler. They
made it a family affair as all four daughters,
DellJse, Patricia, S.IUlle Sllaler and ArtUovlcll
ai.o attended.
Others were Ratlt and Lock Gee Dills,
&a&Meen and EdwlD S•ddartlt and the Jalllan
Marxet.
Evidence that thla was a good party: It was
announced t.o be 5 to 7 p.m. and JIOf1le guests were
at1ll around at 9 p.m.
"That phrase stuck in my mind so I put it on
the cover," he said.
Neas lays out and prints ''More Mayo"
himself at Newport Printers in Fashion bland
where he's employed as a print.er. He and co-editor
C.P . Welch write mostoflhearticlesand take-m08t
of the photographs used in the magazine. They
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The Red Skeltons with Connie
Morthland, right, at BBC.
Tickets for the fashion show ($30 each) can be
arranged by calling 642-8232.
Skelton leaves 'em laughing
"Red Skelton was so funny. He told some of
the funniest jokes and did a mime of a golf player,"
said Connie Mortblud. Skelton and his wife,
Lotllla, who live in Palm Springs, were honored at
a reception Sunday at Balboa Bay Club given by
the StarFinders of South Coast Medical Center
Foundation.
The Skelton family through their donation
made it poeaible for the hqspital to purchue a
computerized thennography acanner (tumor de-
tector).
Laughing it up with S kelton were Jue Ward,
Atllalle Clark, Mariel ReJDOld1, Grace Boyd,
Jue and Merrill Jolm1oa, the Jo~ Raymeat1,
Jue and Paal McQaade (he's hoepJtaJ adminia-
trator), the Robert Dwyen and Andrew
Mortll.lud (husband of Connie, board of truatees
chairTnan).
Yacht will be christened
The yacht Winterhawk will be christened
Sunday at a $100 per penion benefit r«eption for
the youth work of the Slaten of the Society
Devoted t.o the Sacred Heart. The 69-foot
Wlnt.erhawk, owned by Mr. and Mra. Hal Day ot
Newport Beach, was formerly "Ceramco" (New
2-ealand's entry in the wt round-the-world
challenge race before coml.ng to Newpot1 Beech.)
The Very Rev. Oeor1e S. StepUaidea, Gn!ek
Orthodox Vicar for Southern California, will blem
travel to three or four clubs a night t.o listen to
groups such as The Bangles, The Suburban Lawns
and The Mutta.
They don't cover jazz or country western
bands becauae they said they don't have the time.
They al80 don't include big name acts in
"More Mayo."
"We'd rather cover bands like Paychobud or
the Red Hot Chili Peppers -who knows, they
might be the next Police in two or three years,"
said Neas as he munched on a club sandwich (with
mayonnaise) at Muldoon's in Fashion lsland.
"More Mayonaiae" which comes out about
every two and a half months can be bought for 50
cents at record and clothing stores and clubs
including Camel Records, Huntington Beach;
London Exchange, Gosta Mesa; most Tower
Records and Tippencanoe's in Laguna Beach.
Chairwomen Joann Halvajian,
patrons party, and Helen Ward-
ner, fashion show.
the yacht, Emma Jue Riley will break the
traditional bottle of champagne on the bow and
Tom he•tet will be emcee.
The reception acheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. at
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, Corona del Mar will
include music, cocktails and hors d'oeuvres and the
opportunity to board and tour the Wint.erhawk.
Reeervationa are not neCesaary -tickets available
at the fund-railer.
Saasy Luby Is guest of honor
Exciting news ln the Roser IAby houaehold.
Sally, chairpel"80I'\ of Wolf Trap West, WU
recently guest of honor at a tea given by Loe
Angeles 90Clalit.e Nucy Cook de U-errarra. And
beautiful dauahter Clui1tlu has Juat pledged
Kappa Alpha Theta at use.
Robots to 'guest atar'
Everybody'• going robot following the "Tour-
rwnent of Robota" organ1z.ed by Dave Freeman,
preaident of Advanced Cunputer Producta. Dave
1ent two robota from his recent competition down
to the OC Fairgrounds to make a guest appearance
onKOOV-TV'a "Orange County Today" with Pat
MJdael1. The mechanical marve1a segment will
air today at 7 p.m. and Wednaday at 11 a.rn.
Trip of 'Horror•' planned
With cauldrona alreedy ~to boll with
witches' brew, ,obllna and aouJ.e can get a jump on
Halloween frtghia wtth an exew"lkm Thunday to
.ee the comedy "Uttle Houee of HorTOn."
The trip to the Weetwood Playhowle leava1
Michael Reagan, the powerboat
enthusiast son of President Re-
agan, was the guest of honor and
presented the awards at the wind
up of the Bud Warmington Inter-
national Grand Prix black-tie
dinner and auction. Shown with
his wife, Colleen, he was accom-
panied by his son, Cameron, 88
well . . . and, of course, six seeret
service agents. The three-day,
action-packed , event raised
$68,000 for the Orange County
chapter of the American Cancer
Society~
Eileen Schuler gives hostess
Pilar Wayne a hug.
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Joyce Reaume does a bit of
picture-taking.
UC Irvine'• Crawford Hall parkllna lot No .. Sat
6:30 p.m. The $34 COit of the excunion coven the
bua ride, center orcheltra aeetln8. hon d'oeuvrea
and wine or aoft drinka.
Further lnfonnation about the outlna can be
obtained by callina Mary ~at the UCl
Campus Recreeton Office, at 8&6-5346.
Papuaai ii written and edited by Styk
r.dltor Vida DNn with contrlbutlona lrom Glot'U
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112 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, October 25, 1983
Mobility: Kids in driver's seat
I'm inUigUed by theee YOW18 people who get up
one morning and decide to climb up the aide of the
Hancock building Ln Chicago or the World Trade
building in New York for no reuon. I mean if their
t'ar was parked on the top floor. I'd underwtand.
My kids won't walk anywhere. I listened to one
of them make 15 phone calla one morning trying to
h 1 tt:h a ride to a 10-K run four blocka from our hOUle.
1 told them, "Everyone needs a role model What
about this man w ho climbed the l,575atepa to the top
or the Empire State building in 11 minutes and 36
~"Ollds?"
"Why would he want to do that?" asked my aon .
"Maybe just to show the world what It feela like
to be on top of it."
"Oh. sure." he grumbled. "Look where it got
K.mg Kong."
In retr06pect, a lot of it is my fault. I didn't trust
the product I produced enough to know that it could
withstand rain, snow, heat and strong winds. lf my
lods had to cross a busy street, I drove them there. If
they overslept. I drove. If there was a dog in h eat who
rou1 HEALTH
DR. PETER J STEINCROHN
traindication to his tak-
ing it.
Meanwhile, your hus-
band is suffering need-
lessly.
fl MA
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waa a public ernbarrusment, I drove them quickly by
the howie and turned up the radio.
By the time they were 9 or 10, they were
completely mechanized. I remember being called to
school one day when my son was hit with a baseball
on the playground.
The kid refused to get into the ambulance until I
assured him the hospital had valet parking.
It was of great concern to me that my kids
wouldn't paaa puberty until they were carpooled.
Their teen-age years followed the entrance of
the drive-in to the American acene. Alter all, how
many people walk to a drive-in? They did everything
Ln cars. They saw movies in them, c:lid their banking,
dropped off their film and rolled up the car windows
and had their can washed.
Neither rain, nor snow, nor gas shortages can
stay this generation from their appointed rounds. The
hands that hold the car keys rule the world!
My aon stopped by the other night and as he sat
in the driveway with his motor idling, I couldn't help
but wonder if he was tall like his father. •
And about thoee kids who climb tall buildings. It
wouldn'tsurprise me if when they get home and their
mother asks them to go out for a quart of milk. they
whine, "I just scaled the U~ted Nations building and
you want me to go out for milk! Are you crazy?"
~ ANN LANDERS
reeponaible profe.iona.l. not an innocent woman who
ultimately could be harTDed by hla a n.empt at
seU-help. l hope you'll reoonaider your adviL'e. -ON
THE OOUCH IN NYC
DEAR 0 . T .C.: R~l.,t~' are. I wa1 clearly oml io
lucll oa &Mt oae. for provldlag a belier
re1poa1e.
• • • DEAB ANN LANDERS: Regarding' your advice
to "Plenty Buged In Oklahoma," the gay Wre1t1ina DEAR ANN LANDERS: A fellow at the office
coech tom between the atudent with whoril he WM who ju.st moved into a rental home w as telling ua how
havinl an affair and two female aids to whom he long h took hini and hia wife to clean up the place. He
WM attnctecl: You~ he not fool around with dwelled on the length of time it took to ICf'Ub the tank
any of them and thatheattempttoclarityhia "aender of the toilet. I asked if he meant the BOWL. "No," he
ldentifk:atlan" with a woman not connected wt th hia replied, ''I mean the TANK. It's BEHIND the toilet."
livelihood. While I fully agree with the tint part of I just stood there. Couldn't believe it. I then said
your r.pome, I am dilitremed with the follow-up I had never heard of a penon who cleaned the toilet
aagpeticln. tank. To my surprise, two others in the group of four
Ann. from where do you expect thia woman to said they cleaned theirs.
come? Surely you weren't referring to a prmtitute, I have always considered myseU a pretty good
llnce if "Buaaed" failed physically in a lltuation holllekeeper, but I have never cleaned a toilet tank in
involving neither love nor aome degree of emotional my life -and two penon.s in that group of four c:lid.
involvement, it could hardly be considered a valid What about it , Ann? Am I -A SLOB IN
test. STOCKTON
So what did you have in mind? That he woo a DEAR STOCK: If nol cleaning tbe toUet tank
w oman to whom he can relate intellectually and makee you a slob, move over. You bave plenty of
emotionally before attempting a physical rela-company. IDcludlDg me.
tionship. What if that woman falls for him? What Wby would anyone want to? Tbe water tll.at goet
becomes of her if he discovers the straight life is not lDto tbe tall Is clean. Notblng else gets up tlaere. All
for him? Does she merely accept the fact that she was I cu gae11 ls tbal you've got some compalalve,
part of an experiment that failed? · _craiy-cleu nuts lD your office wltb a lot of 1pare
~a gay man who a t times has been attracted to tJme ou tbelr hands.
a woman, but would not lure one into a relationship in
an effort to prove something, I was appalled that you
would suggest "Bugged" do just that.
Your most frequent advice is to seek therapy.
You should have stuc~ith that line here. If
"Bugged" does, indeed, need to clarify his "gender
identification.'' he needs to do so with a qualified and
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please give me a
definition of the Yiddish word "noodnik." -LODI,
WIS.
DEAR LODI: A noodnlk is a person wbo spread•
good cbeer wherever be doesn't go.
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DEAR DR. STEIN-
CROHN: What's more
impor tant: worrying
about what may happen
later or what's happen-
ing now ? My husband
who is 38 went in for a
physical checkup last
week and the doctor
found he has high blood
pressure. Electrocardio-
grams and all other tests
are OK. But now the
question arises about
treatment. Bu?iness Opportunities Report
How weve gotten smaller
to give you more opportunities to
· maKeyour business bigger.
The doctor wants to
p r e s c r i b e
anu-hypertension pills.
My husband refuses to
take them. The doctor is
msistent but my hus-
band stubbornly refuses.
1 wonder if you've
guessed why. It's due to
an experience his closest
friend has gone through.
For a while he became
impotent while taking
his medicine for blood
pressure treatment. For-
tunately, he improved
when he stopped taking
his pills. My h usband
t.loes not want to go
through a similar ex-
perience As his wife.
frankly neither do I. Can
you oifer any advice that
will help my husband? Is
the danger 90 great if he
refuses to take hlS medi-
l"ine? Mrs. F.
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DEAR MRS. F .:
Danger? Yes. But it all
dC'pends upon how high
his pressure IS. You've
rl'ad enough about hy-
pt.•rtens1on Lo know that
1f untreated, the dangers
rn the future are stroke,
h<•tlJ't attack or lodney
fo1 lur But as you say,
wh1l·h 1s more unport-
Jnt? The future or the
present?
The answer: they're
both unportant. Doctors
arc aware that these
p o t e n t
anti-h yperteNive drugs
occasionally may curb
sexual desire and even
cause impotence. Fear of
taking 1he drugs may
also bring on impotence.
lt's important for your
husband Lo treat both the
present and the future.
He will lessen chances of
future complications by
taking his treatment.
But he will alao lessen
sexual complications in
the present by frankly
discussing any changes
in sexual perfonnance
with his doctor. •••
DEAR DR. STEIN·
CROHN: My husband
prides himself on not
taking pills. Lately, he
has developed painful
arthritis in the neck and
in his right knee. The
doctor says he has
osle<)-,arthrills. He has
prescribed aspirin. But
my husband won't even
t..ake an aspirin tablet. "I
don't want to act like a
sissy, reaching for the
mediclne botl.le every
day.'' h e says. Besides, he
says he has heard that
aspirin may cause ulcers
and intestinal bleeding.
ls there any way you can
convince him that
aspirtn is all right? Ml"B. c .
DEMl MRS. G.: At
the outset l 'U agrtt that
in some relaUvely few
patients. aspirin may ag-
gravate an uk-er, call.le
bleeding a nd o ther
symptoms. But the fact
.., tha t h i11 doc t o r
prescribed aspirin, ln-
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Bird (Marco Rodriguez), the mascot
of the Bay City Bluebirds baseball
team, brings up th e rear, shown with
regular characters in NBC's new
aeries "Bay City Blues," prem iering
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(front fro m left ), Pat Corley,
Michele Greene and P erry Lang; a nd
Dennis Franz (rear, right ).
'Bay City Blues'
Promising new NBC series premieres tonight
BJ TOM'JORY ... ,,_
NEW YORK -Frenchy Nuckles races home to
tell his wife about the spitball pitch he's just learned
to throw. He finds her upstairs, in the bedroom, with
the cable TV lfuy.
"Judy," the ballplayer pleads. seemingly on the
verge of tears, .. was he at least gonna give you a
?"
So that's what We is like in Double-A baseball:
adoleecenta from 18 to 40, living as adults in
beckwater towns, away from friends and family and
ways on the margin.
The producers of "Bay City Blues," starting tcniaht on NBC. built a minor-league ballpark in
Southern California aa the backdrop for this
prcimising abow ·that could be the best new dramatic
since the network introduced "Hill Street
Blues" in 1981.
But don't be misled by the setting.
A. with "The White Shadow ." that estimable
.erles about a high school baske tball team, the
arena in "Bay City Blues" serves largely as
1Ct1JU111n1onenvironment for a diverse cast of characters,
Greene as Judy.
Bay City i.s a blue~llar town, and Holtz is
struggling constantly 10 meet the payroll. "Bus 'em to
Bakersfield Sunday night instead of Monday," he
tells Rohner after passing out the paychecks Friday
night. "That'll buy me three more days at the bank."
Rohner, meantime, has troubles of his own. The
team is making a late-season run at the Western
League pennant, and Holtz is trying to unload rus
most promising pitcher on St. Louis. Then there's
Sunny Hayward, the banker's wife who has he r eye
on Rohner.
A baseball game, graceful and fluid, is not easily
dramatized. There is some thing of the a thJete in most
actors, but even the casual fan can spot the
unpracticed pitch or the awkward swing.
Action on the ballfield in "Bay City Blues" is
s urprisingly, and pleasingly. realistic, a credit to the
cast that includes only one recognized athJete. Bernie
Casey, a former professional football player.
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And it's a continuing story. one told with
lelllitivity and plenty of humor and with tha t special,
meering, clubhou.e brand of cynicism that seems
oft.en to embitter the protessional athlete, on and off
the field:
"So one of these winters, we'll detox him." the
tq-J.eague scout says of the young pitcher with a
drinkU\g problem. "He can give press conferences.
The writen will love it."
Not coincidentally, the two men who created
''Bay City Blues," u well as four members of the cast.
al8o worked on "Hill Street" at one time or another .
Steven Bochco I.a executive producer of both shows,
while Jeffrey Lewis, an Emmy-winning writer for
"Hill Street," ia supervising producer of the new
llel'ies.
The cast includes Pal Corley. the bumbling
coroner from "Hill Street," as Ray Holtz, a used car
dealer and owner of the Bay City Bluebirds; Dennis
Fram, the sadistic cop who killed himself in last
eeuon'a finale of "Hill Street" as Angelo Carbone,
the pitching coach; Peter Jurui.k, a drug dealer from
'Hill Street" as the team announcer , and Marco
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BY CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
DIAMONDS AREN'T ALWAYS FOREVER
un alford to defend pualve-not poeaibly have more than
ly. All loo orten, however, one defen1ive trick IO, It the
trkks won't sit around and contract was to be defeated.
wail !or you -you muJl go the defenders would have to
out and collect them. take two diamond tricks.
South's jump to three • .
spades was • slight atrelth. ~st s h~ld1ng in club~ waa
espetially sinte his queen or ominous -IL seemed hk~ly
hearts rated lo be worthless, that thaL su1l wo~ld provide
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trump response, North was trump~ were drawn. There·
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to his partner's king. When second diamond trick was
South followed with the elementary -East shirted ~o
queen. East look time out to the jack 'or diamonds at tric'k
review his side's defensive two. Declarer won in dummy
pro~pecis, and tried the trump fint>ssr.
Since to (alsecurd wiLh the West took lh1· kinK and
11ueen o( hearts rrom a reverlt'd to diamonds. ;ind
doublt:ton mil(hl cost 11 Lrirk, Lht dcfonder rash1·d th1•1r
decla rer prohahly had only a two trifk\ 1n th1• wit fo r
singleton heart. Wt>st could down on1•
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HRL!.OWE EN-SO I GO(
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Nole that this de(ente
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in diamonds be(ore the
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CllRD By LOUISE COOK .......... --Have you ever been turned
down for credit?
Don't give up. There are folks
out there willing to give you a
credit card.
But there are some serious
strings attached to the offers. .
Strings like processing fees and
bank deposit&.
"B!Wcally what you're cjoing is
borrowing your own money,'' said
Curt Prins, who is on the staff of
the Conaumer Affairs and
Coinage Subcommittee of the
House Banking Committee.
Lee Blumberg, executive vice
president of Tirnesaver, Inc., of
Rockville, Md.. which markets
MasterCard and Viaa for a
Maryland bank, disagrees. He said
there are millions of people who
want, need and deserve credit
cards, but are being discriminated
against by conventional rp.ar-
keters.
The Timesaver program -the
largest of its kind -works like
thlS:
Would-be applicants pay a $25
processing fee to Timesaver and
are sent a set of forms to complete.
They also must open a savings
account of between $300 and
$2,000 at Key Federal Savings and
Loan. a small Baltimore instit u-
tion. The account earns interest at
the rate of 5 ~ percent a year.
After they've opening a savings
account, applicants who meet the
requirements -:-and almost all do
-are issued a credit card. The
card is subject to all regular fees
and interest charges. Each
cardholder'scredit limit is equal to
his or her .savings balance.Uthe
consumer fails to pay the bills, ''we
take the savings account.''
Blwnber5t said. If the consumer
pay• promptly for 12 months, his
or her credit limit will be increased
without an additional savings
deposit.
Blumberg said the Timesavet
program iB aimed at people who
otherwiJe could not get credit.
"The $18,000-a-year peraon ... the
sea.eonal jobholder, the divorcee,
the widower, the college student."
He said the roajor banks require
an established job and residence;
Timesaver doesn't.
Timesaver doesn't accept
everyone; Blumberg said those
turned down usually either
''bounce checks for their saviqgs
account deposit" or have a history
of credit card fraud. But the easy
standards mean that the program
has a delinquency rate Blumberg
will describe only as "larger than
any credit card program in his-
tory."
Doesn't the required savings
deposit mean that you are. as Prins
said, borrowing your own money?
"No, not really," said Blumberg,
stresalng that credit limits can
ultimately be raised beyond sav-
ings balances.
Robert Gibson, head of the
Nationaal Foundation for Con-
sumer Credit, which counsels
families in debt, said, however,
that use of the Ti.mesaver program
is like borrowing from yourself.
"That's what it amounts to," he
said.
Gibson said credit cards increas-
ingly are being used as a means of
identification and may in fact be
necessary for many people. ''Ob-
viously, the best alternative is to
be creditworthy and have the card
issued to you in your own right,
without a compensating balance
agd without paying a fee of $25 t.o
dneone to see you get a card
issued to you," he said.
Prins said programs like Time-
saver may not be necessary for
most people. "Most credit card
companies are so liberal that
unless you are a complete dead-
beat, it's not that tough to get a
credit card."
Do consumers understand what
they are doing?
"Consumers are better in-
formed right now on financial
matters than they've ever been in
history, but they're still in the
dark ages," Prins said. "I'm just
constantly amazed at, the number
of complaints that we get off of ads
that are really come-on type ads
that people fall for."
Prins added: "I think a lot of
people just feel that they just ha_ve
to have a credit card. If I had to do
that (put up collateral) to get a
credit card, I wouldn't do it."
Mesa boutique opens
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, October 25. 1983 8 1
Mesa firm has right stuff
Irvine Sensors Corp. wins small business award from NASA
Cotta Mesa-hued Irvine Sen-
sors Cor p. has won an award from
NASA for a proposal the Infrared
technolog)t company aubmitt.ed aa
part of the recently establlahed
Small Buai.nesa Innovation Re-
search Program.
Irvine Sensors, 3001 Red Hill
Ave., develops infrared focal
planes which are used In strategic
and tactical military systems.
Under the Small Buai.ness In-
novation Research Program,
NASA has agreed to fund 103
small-business research pro jecta
which are selected from g71
proposals.
Irvine Sensors' winning
proposal was for a technique
which would place two different
kinds of infrared detectors on a
common base, said John Stuart,
manager of communications for
the company.
"If we can do it, we'll be aQ.le to
have two different things looking
around on different wavelengths.
We think we can do it. This award
lets us get started, and if we're
right, they'll fund additionaJ
work," he said.
Irvine Sensors' project could
increase the sensitivity of sensors
used for weather and aunospheric
studies among others.
NASA will initially fund six-to
12-month feasibility studies by
the winners, followed by subse-
quent development phases for
projects that appear promising.
The total potential funding per
project would be about $500,000.
James Alexiou, pre9ident of
lrvine Senaora, said the award is
the fi.nt of a 11erie11 of relf Uvely
unall new starts which the com-
pany expects to be ab~ to an-
nounce during the next three
months.
"We are particu.1.arly pleued to
be able to announce the NASA
award first," said Alexiou, "both
becauae of the highly competitive
nature of the Small Business
Innovation Research Program and
because the applications of this
development could tum out to be
the first potential use of our
technology in non-military mar-
• kets.
"While the military appli-
cations will dominate our growth
in the Immediate fu , ultimate-
ly the non-defense a plic:ation.s
offer an almoet unllmi poten-
tial marketplaice," he sai
Stuart laid the com got
unofficial word of the ward
about two weeks ago fro Rep.
Robert Badham's offiee. fidal
notice came through in t)ie mall
this week, he said.
The awards were established by
Congress in 1982 to encourage
agencies that spend large amounts
of government money to allocate
some of that money to small
businesses.
Renting for Olympics?
Check your insurance
Southern Californians who
plan to rent their homes or
apartments to Olympic Games ,
visitors next summer should make
doubly certain th"t their in-
surance will remain ewffectrive
during rental, the Insurance In-
formation Institute warns.
Business activity is excluded
Crom coverage in most home-
owners' and renters' policies, says
the San Francisco-based institute.
and renting your home or apart-
ment can fall into that category.
Before offering your property
for rent, the institute emphasUes,
be sure~ check with your agent,
broker or company representa-
tive.
The pe~n renting out his or
her living quarters can face many
problems. The renter can acciden-
tally break a valuable object, or
haul all the home's contents away
in a moving van, or trip 011. the
carpet and fall downstairs.
The standard homeowners pol-
icy provides coverage for those
~.However, it excludes theft
coverage on property in that
portion of the home or apartment
that Is rented.
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DETROIT -General Moion Corp. aid It eAmed $737
mW1on ln the third quarter, a better than five-told lncreue
from I.Mt year'• aunmer quarter. It wu GM'a best third
quarter ever.
Sears earnings soar 7~ percent
ClllCAGO -Sean, Roebuck and Co. aaid lta eaminga
80al'ed '73 percent in the third quaner -livinl lt the belt
resulta for any quarter ln lta history. Third-quarter eaminp
were $288.8 million. ot 81 oenta a ahare, on revenue of $8.9
billion.
Alf ordable mortgages forecast
WASHINGTON -The Federal National Mortgage
Aaeodation announced • $1.6 billion program it said could
provide more affordable mort,gagee for 26,000 families who
might otherwi8e be unable to buy homes in today's market.
The a.odation, known as Fannie Mae, said Monday it waa
making the 12·month offering in conjunction with 199
mortgage lending companies in every major U.S. city.
Trans World Airlines struggling
NEW YORK -The management of Trans World Corp.
has recommended to the board of direct.on that ltrugli.ng
Trana World Airlinel be 1pun off as a teparate company,
accordina to an airline aource. The aouroe said Monday that
Trans World Corp.'1 board of direct.on would vote on the
matter at a meeting Wedneeday in San Franci9co.
Coleco video profits plunge
WEST HARTFORD. Conn.'-Coleco Industries Inc. said
lta third-quarter profit plunpd 87 percent, citing lower u1es
of prognum for Atari Inc. and Mattel Inc. video games. Coleco
allO uid Monday it will not achieve ita target of shipping
600,000 of ita new Adam home oomputn by year's end -a
tarset Coh!co offidala previoualy had insiated would be met. •
Armco to close Houston mill
MIDDlZIOWN, Ohio-Armco Inc. said it will c1oee ita
Houston atee1 mlll, id1inc 1,100 worken, and reported ita ka
widened to $421.~ m1lllon ln the third quarter from $122.6
million a year earlier. ~ Houston mill, which employed
4,500 people at ita pMk in the 1970.. waa hurt by letbacka to
the petrolewn lndl<ry, ita tJ6ae9t customer.
Dollar downgold prices mixed
LONDON -The U.S. dollar edged lower apim1 most
other major currencies in early &lropean trading today in
what dealen deecribed u tl'endle9 activity. Gold prices were
mixed. The U.S. currency, often comidered an investment
haven ln times of political crllia, had advanced early Monday
following the weekend bombino of the U.S . and French
he9dquarten in Beirut. But in tls. trading Monday and in
~today, the Beirut lncidenta appeared to have been
di8C!DUnted by deeJen, and the dollar UC> drew little support
from the Soviet Union'• announcement that preparations
were under way to deploy nuclear weapons in Eutem Europe
lf NATOdeploya U.S.-built mimiles in Wes\em FA.irope .
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Daily Pilat
TUESDAY, OCT. 25, 1983 SS·lfllD C6
H;igh-i-ollingTars face long-tinie rival
BJ ROGER CARLSON
Ot .. DlllJ ........
High-rolling Newport Harbor High riska its 4-0
See View Le.ague football mark Friday night (7:30)
against an old rival -the Costa Mesa Musta.np -
and on paper, it couldn't come at a better time. •
• While the Sailors 8.re riding the · h waves of a
S-1-1 overall campaign, the Mus-61__........,
tangs are trying to collect them-u--. 11. ....., 11
selves after dropping their aecond :=:=:.:· .,": :
l~ague contest, an emotional .,_.....,., ... aa
There is aho the basic hurdle you face when
Newport Harbor is lined up t1 you -beginning
with Steve Brazas and the ors' potent running
game.
Braz.as bas piled up 707 yards on 86 carries in just
the laat three games. ,
"ltls going to be a matter of whether we can stop
their power offenae," says Hagey. "They do other
th.ing:a well, too, but they don't do it unless they need
to. AA long as I've been ln coaching I've felt you have
to take away what others do well and nobody has
taken the power of Braz.as away yet. near-miss against C.Orona del Mar :==t ~ :4
(17-14) in what has become an •-...,.., 14. MIM •
even bigger rival for Mesa. :== ~7.':.', "In the last games they've played they look like
the single wing out of the T-fonnation and will
overpower you if they the opportunity." "It's going to be amazing if 11-MlfW 41. ,_. 1
we can come back and play as ~= :; = : well against Newport Harbor," 11-MIM 1,....., J says Costa Mesa Co-coach Jim a-Mnw ». ,_. 7
That's probably as good a deecription as there is
about the Sailors -who like to throw the entire
student body and the kitchen sink ahead of Brazas on
his power bunts. Hagey, whoee own tone of voice pretty well deecribes
the emotional down of the Mustangs. Mike Beech (6-6, 251), Brett Kacura (6-1, 212),
Frank Roa (S-10, 190) and fullback Fritz Howaer
have been at the point of attack on the right side for
Brazu and at least in Sea View League play to this
point, it has been virtually unstoppable.
"It's going to be really tough because we were
n!elly emotional for C.Orona and we felt we fOuld win.
We have tO play two of the best in Orange C.Ounty
bftck-to-back ...
Warriors
eye path
to playoffs.
It will be a night for have and
have nots Friday in South Coast
~e football competition as
J.tiadon Viejo and Woodbridge
square off to decide second place,
while Laguna Beach and San
Clemente meet to break the cur-
rent deadlock for the last spot in
the standinp.
-Both games start at 7:30.
1'oodbrld1e at MJ11loa Viejo
1Woodbridge and Miasion Viejo
enter with 2-1 league records.
The Warriors are S-2 overall,
after disposing of Etiwanda, 29-8,
last week. Mission Viejo is 4-3 and
coming off a 14-7 win against
lJaguna Beach. .
"They're very dilciplined and,
as a result, their technique is very
good," says Woodbridge Coach
Gene Noji of the Diablos. "They
have good athletes, espedally in
the akilled areaa. Plus, they have
a tradition of winnin& and that.
always helpe."
Convenely, the Warriors, after
twoJosing eeuons and another at
the .50<Hnark, are just one victory
away from their first winning
campaign in the 9Chool's brief
four-year history.
."We're in a good position to
take advantage of an opportunity
becauae we're not chasing any-
body," offers Noji."lt's not like
we're acrambling, or it's now or
never. The kida are really excited
becauae if we can knock them off
we'd be in pretty good ahape
ptayoff-wi8e."
Noji feels the Warriors match
up well with the Diablos of-
fenaively, especially in the skilled
positions. Mialion Viejo's defense,
however, ia another matter.
"I think that's where they're
real aound," he says. "They don't
give up many points or big plays."
Su Clemente at Lapa Beacb
Despite their 0-3 league re-
cords, Laguna Beach Coach Den-
nis Haryung says the ~·
meeting with San Clemente
might be the team's biggest game
of the year.
FV's pride on line,
likelVise for others
Why?
''Becauae he ('l;'ritons Coach
Allie Schaff) is the only coach I
haven't beaten since I've been at wguna Beach," says Haryung.
"It eeems I always loee to him by
one or two points, aomehow. It's
one of my penonal goala to beat
San Clemente."
ptficially, Haryung is 0-S
api.nat Schaff and the Tritons,
with four of tho.e aetbac.ka com-
inl by six points or letB.
The Artistl ( 1-6 overall) are
coming oU a 14-7 lo. to Miaion
,,iejo last week which was their
belt outing this aeuon, according '° Haryung. "It'• the beat pme we've play-
ed even thOU8h we lost," he aays.
"We played the way we thought
We could play the whole leUOn. We atilJ didn't get any luck, but
we did play well."
Haryuna aaya the key to atop-p)"I San Clemente (1 -5-1 overall)
~ to slow down lta option att.llCk.
Edison, Westminster battle for survival
By ROGER CARLSON
Ot .. o.llr ........
One's out to hold on to the No. 1
Orange C.Ounty prep football
ranking it has regained, while in
another direction F.diaon High's
Chargers and the Lions of West-
minster virtually begin their
playoff aeuon three weeka early,
knowing that one more 1088 just
about dashes the last hope.
· Fountain Valley High's SWlllet
League co-leaden, fresh from a
33-7 rout of rival F.diaon, put their
reputation on the line against
Ocean View Friday night at
Westminster, while F.diaon and
Westminster collide at Orange
CoMt C.Ollege.
Here'• a look at eech game:
Foa&ala Valle)' v1. Oeeu View
Oce.n View's Seahawka are out
of one problem (a 49-6 lo. to
Huntf.nlton Beach) and fadng
another as the Barona enter with
fkmy credendala, led by quar-
wrbeck Brett Stevens. rv Coech Mike Milner •ya
t.hett are no problems at tht.
potnt with his crew, which baa
been operaUn& on all cylinders
for some time. now.
''There's always that threat of
Pttina bllCk to earth," concedes
Milner, "althouch I don't aee It
wtth the ll'OUP we have thta year.
We have not bad a bid pnctioe
llince two.a-days.
"I kicked them off the field that
day and we went In; and we
.hawn't had another one linct.
I'm exbemely pleued with the
tempo we've f*1 in every prac-
tice and they just go out and there
and do it like they do in the
games.
The Barons are admittedly still
basking in their recent conquest
of F.diaon.
"We really did play well," ~ya
Milner. "We made big plays, had
six quarterback sacka, four inter-
ceptions and there were no inter-
ceptions, no badf anape, no
fumbles and the kicking game
was aound."
AA for dealing with Ocean
View , Milner aays hit emphasis ia
with his own squad. "I learned a
long time aio not to worry too
much about others, just execute
our own game plan."
Ocean View eo.ch Steve Col-
flesh, meanwhile, I.I trying to pick
up the pieces from a sound defeat
at the hands of Huntington
Beach.
There's no qustion, the Sea-
h'lwkl are hUJ"tina in .everal
arMa, lncludina the physk:al area
where fullback Rick Lackey I.I
out (~k) and t. being replaced
by 5-7. l~-pound junior David
Sachs. '
Jl.m Mentz pts the call to •tart
at quarterbeck tor the Seahawkl,
who wtll be trytnc to return to
better fonn, such u ln their per-
formance -aatnat Mann..
Fountain Valley I.I 6-1 overall
and 2-0 in 1_,ue play, ac.n
View la 2·6, 0-2 in 1Mcue play.
Edltoa v1. Wtttmluter
Both are 0·2 with thJ-ee •tralcbt
vtctociet required to ..u.re a
(8" !DIJON, Pt1• Cl)
"Costa Mesa's eight-man front may be a little
benefit to us in that we'll see the same' kind of front
two weeks in a row," says Sailors' Coach Mike
Giddings.
"I expect a physical battle. I don't think we're
going to fool themanda t this point, I don'taeeanyuse
in overcoaching.
"Braz.as is running hard and the blocking for him
has been exciting. Steve's timing with Howser and
our guards has been exciting.''
Giddings ia pleased with hiB team's recent
defeme, but containing Mesa and its passing assault
(quarterback Scot Hagey and the two tlght end
offfeme) ii another thing.
"The main thing i.s that we have to show one
buic defense," aaya Giddinp. ~uch of Mesa's
offen1e depends on Hagey reading "°hat you're going
'to do. We have to line up and then gp with different
variations out of the fook. U he knows what you're
doing before the 'ball i.s centered, he can pick you
apart."
Hagey has the option of paaaing or running, or
going to one'Q(, his running bac.ks-such as Lawrence
Boyd or Errik Sparks.
"C.Orona del Mar shifted from one set to another
(and that didn't really slow the Mustangs down a
lot),,, oontinues Giddinp. ... .
"We have to line up in one set and dissui.ae what
we're going to do.
Mesa's double tight end attack can be difficult to
contain and Giddinp acknowledges the problem.
"Not many uae it, but we're using a little of it
ounelves," says Giddings. "Usually you have one
outaide linebacker who can handle a tight end and
(See TARS, Pa1e C!)
U.S. polo looking gooil
Nitzkowski's squad '95 percent' set for 1984
They're still some eight months away from
realizing lifetime goala -competing in the 1984
Olympic Games and going for the gold against the
Soviet Union, among others, but at this stage, eight
months ia almoet like eight weeks.
The stage is viftually set for U.S. water polo
coach Monte Nitzkowski and his forces with
achedules down pet, and the team "95 percent" tied
down.
"We still have the selection of one field player,
which could RO either way, and an additional e,"
says Nitzkowski, a Huntington
Beach resident.
Here is 95 percent of the
American team, barring injury or
il.lnel8, according to Nitzkowski:
In the goal ia Craig Wilson
and on defeme will be Jon
Svendaen, Drew McDonald, John
Siman and University High and
UC Irvine product P eter
Campbell. NrTZXOWl«I
The drivers are Gary Figueroa (another UC
Irvine product), Doug Burke, Joe Vargas and Kevin
Robert.on, the latter a product of Newport Harbor
High.
At two meters it's Terry Schroeder and Jody Campbell. .
That much appears certain, according to
Nitzkowski. What he has to decide between now and
June ia the eelection of another goalie (Chris Dorst or
Steve Hamann) and another driver (Tim Shaw,
Jamie Berge90D, George Newland or pmaibly
someone from the college ranks yet to surface).
Shaw, Bergeaon and Robertson each ha~eir
asaets -it's not going to be an easy decision .
They're all drivers -Shaw' has tremendous
speed and a reputation for not quitting, Bergaon's
strength and venatility gives him another edge, and
Newland is the only left-handed driver available
outside of Robertson.
Things have picked up dramatically for the
United States llince the FINA cup competition at
Pepperdine University in Malibu this put summer,
with the preeence of Figuei-oa and Svendeen.
"I feel good about the team right now," says
Nitzkowaki. "It's the tint time rve felt good about
our te.m since 1980. We've been compromising for ao
long with injuries or people who were not available.
We were always playing with some Scotch tape.
.... ...........
Fountain Valley'• Brett Ste•en1 will
put hJ1 pallet up Friday night againtt
Oeean View'~ Seahawke.
WATER POLO
ROGER
CARLSON '-~f )t
"But then we went to the Pan-Am Games and
we aolved two of our biggest problems -perimeter
shooting and end-to-end speed with Figueroa,
Svendsen and Shaw.
"I honestly feel we played SO percent better at
the Pan-Am Games than at the FINA Cup. Our play
was consistent, solid and we were playing our style of
ball for the first time since 1980.
. "But we need Figgie (Fi.gueroa) in another 30
international matches to get him back in the Oow. He
was our leading scorer in the Pan-Am Games (where
the U.S. won the gold)."
Figueroa, the key figure in the 1980 team which
was denied the opportunity to' compete becauae of
President Jimmy Carter's deciaion to boycott the
Moecow Olympics, returned to the fold just after the
FINA Cup competition.
For Figueroa, as it ia with just about everyone
involved, going for the gold meant a great deal of
sacrifice.
You don't get your training in from ~-7 in the
evening after work i.n the park or weight room, it
requires months of team training and competition
around the world -unique from the standpoint of
individual sports.
The Soviet Union, for example, has a tremen-
dous edge in this category, simply because the Soviets
are profemionals in every aspect. They're on the
payroll, they have nothing to worry about except the
next goal.
That they can get away with it in this world of
"amateur sports" is another matter -a subject too
deep to begin here.
However -there la one way the American
conununity can fight back -and that's with a
helping hand for the Olympian in the lorm of
meaningful financial backing -corporate sponaor-
shlp.
You know, when an American stands on the
podium to accept that gold medal it's not just bis -
the nation is a part of it. You'll aee that in August. U
(See U.S. POLO, Paae CZ)
I
C2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, October 25, 1983
Donahue downplays showdown with Huskies
Since 197 5, four times the loser of Bruins -Washington game has gone on to play in Rose Bowl
LOS ANGELES (AP)-UCLA's game against
Washington Saturday at the Rose Bowl is important
in the Pacific-10 race, but it may not be the most
important, says Bruins Coach Terry Donahue.
"It's a long race," Donahue said Monday at his
weekly meeting with reporters. "A lot of people are
going to zero in on our game with Washington and
consider it very influential, very critical. And, it is i.nfluenti~ery week is critical.
"Generally, in my experience as an assistant and
as coach. things in th.is league are decided in
November, not October."
SPORTS 'BREAK
Dodgers' Lasorda is
NL ·Manager of Year
for the third time
From AP dl1patcbes
NEW YORK -Tommy la
La.sorda of the Los Angeles Dodgers
captured his third Associated Press
National League Manager of the Year award
-fuday by one vote over Houston Astros Manager
Bob Lillis. "
Lasorda, who guided the Dodgers to their
fifth NL West title in 10 years, emerged victorious
from a three-way voting war
that also included Pittsburgh
Manager Chuck Tanner.
La.sorda received 28 of a
possible 87 votes from a na-
tionwide panel of sports
writers and broadcasters.
Lillis, who led the Astros
to a third-place finish in the
NL West, received 27 votes,
and Tanner, whose Pirates ._LA_s_.o_M>_A __ ..___, finished six games back of
Philadelphia in the NL East, was third with 23
votes.
Paul Owens, the Phillies general manager
who took over in the dugout on July 18 from the
fired Pat Corrales, had six votes. Atlanta Braves
Manager Joe Torre, last year's NL Manager of the
Year, had two votes, and Bill Virdon of Montreal
received one.
The 56-year-old Lasorda took over the
Dodgers from Walter Alston in 1977 and inunedi-
ately led the club to the National League pennant.
He also won pennants in 1978 and 1981, when the
Dodgers won the World Series in six games over
the New York Yankees. He won his previous
Manager of the Year awards in 1977 and 1981.
This year, the Dodgers clinched the NL West
on Sept. 30, the Friday night before the end of the
season, and wound up with a~rd of 91-71. They
lost the playoffs in four garJtes to the Philadelphia
Phillies.
AWOL 49er
not finished
REDWOOD CITY (AP) -San Francisco 49ers'
defensive captain Dwight Hicks, AWOL for Sun-
day's game against the Rams, returned to training
camp Monday but said he may sit out again next week
ii the club refuses to renegotiate his $140,000-a-year
contract.
Hicks arrived with quarterback Joe Montana,
then met briefly with 49ers General Manager John
Mc Vay.
"We're going to have a meeting (today) with
Mc Vay. the club's attorney, my attorney and my.elf,
to discUS15 where we go_ from here," Hicks said.
"Hopefully, somthing positive will be done."
Asked whether he would play next Sunday
against the visiting New York Jets, Hicks said,
"That's really up ln the air right now . I hope
something will be decided tomorrow."
Hicks' three-year contract runs through next
year, followed by an option year. He aaid he's making
about $140,000, including bonuaes, but wanta to be at
the level with the best-paid defensive back.I in the
National Football League.
"We haven't diacusaed any figures at all," Hicks
said. "I just feel I should be paid my just due ... On this
team, as far as my responsibilities are concerned, I'm
like the quarterback. I call all the audibles and
changes in the defense."
The top paid defensive back in the league last
year was San Diego's Tim Fox at $210,000. Hicks said.
Fox has never been to a Pro Bowl or been elected
All-Pro. Hicks was named to the Pro Bowl the last
two years and was All-NFC ln 1981.
Hicks said 49ers' President and Head Coach Bill
Walah promiaed after the team won the Super Bowl
two years ago that his contract would be renegotiated
if he waa named to the Pro Bowl again in 1982.
Hicks had negotiated his own contract for
$100,000 in the 1981 seuon and renegotiated it
himself with Walah after the Pro Bowl that aeaaon.
When the 49en1 refused to upgrade the contract
this time, Hicks hired San Dieao attorney Dave
Perrlne a month aao.
TARS, MESA • • •
From PageC1
The Bruins are 3-3-1 overall, but at 3-0-1 are one
of just two unbeaten teams in Pac-10 play.
Washington, 6-1 overall, is the other at 3-0.
Strangely, in recent years the 108er of the
Huskies-Bruins matchup often has wound up in the
Roae Bowl.
In 1975, Washington was the only conferel'X.'e
team to beat UCLA, which then went to the Rose
Bowl game. UCLA won in 1977, with Washington
going to the Rose Bowl game. In each of the last two
seaaons, the Washington-UCLA loser has played in
Pasadena New Year's Day.
LaRussa wins AL honor
NEW YORK -Tony LaRussa,
who led the Chicago White Sox from 20 ~
games under .500 four seasons ago to a ...
division title this year, was a runaway
winner of The ~ated Press American League
Manager of the Year award announced Monday.
LaRussa, whose White Sox won the Ameri-
can League West with the best record in baseball
this season, 99-63, received 51 of a pos&ble 87 votes
cast by a nationwide panel of
sports writers and broad-
casters.
Joe Altobelli, first-year
manager of the World Series
champion Baltimore Orioles,
was second with 21 votes.
Bobby Cox of J.he..J.mproving
Toronto Blue Jays had 11
votes, and Sparky Anderson,
whose Detroit Tigers finished
LARUHA second to Baltimor.e in the AL
East. received the remaining four votes.
The White Sox's first championship since
1959, when they won the AL pennant, capped an
up-and-down season for LaRussa, who was close
to being fired early in the sea80n.
Quote of the day
· Rams defensive line coach Marv Goux:
"We're having fun. We just want to keep on
working and busting our butts every day.
Then we'll see what happens."
Lakers waive Ron Carter
INGLEWOOD -The Lakers
reduced their roster to 15 players ~
Monday by waiving guard Ron Carter, ~
coach Pat Riley said.
Carter was attempting a comeback with the
National Basketball Association team that drafted
him in 1978. He had been out of the NBA since the
1979-80 sea.son.
Carter appeared in 46 game for the Lakers
during the 1978-79 season, and played in 13 games
for the Indiana Pacers the following year
The Lakers must reduce their roster to 12
players by Friday, when they open their regular
season in ·IEB1'isu City.
Cardinal Steve Bird ( 82) flies
through Giants' line Monday night.
Giants, Cards tie
ST. LOUIS (AP) -St. Louis kicker Neil
O'Donoghue ml.-ed two field goa1A within the last 63
aeconda of overtime Monday night as the Cardinals
and New York Gianta battled to a 20-20 National
Football Leque Ue.
you flop him. Two Ught end.I gives you a whole The tie was only the teVenth ln NFL regular
diilerent picture." 1euon play since the overtime procedure waa
Both teams are in reuonable shape. Meu enters lnltiated ln 1974.
without major injury, and Newport Harbor, al\hough The Cardinala' beet shot at a victory came with
atlll abort IC)l'ne, la getting better. 1:03 left ln the game, but a 19-yard fieJd pl attempt
Mkld.lellnebeckerJohnStockham(heel)maybe by O'Donoghue aalled to the right. Forty-three
back for Mt!IA; Rover Ron Power (thumb) may be teeonda later, after rookie comerback Lionel Wuh·
beck for El Toro next week; Flanker Rob Lowe lngton lnwcepted •Giant pu1 and returned it 26
(U1hoec:oped knee) .la .cheduled to be back ln time for yards to £he New York 25, O'Donqihue ml.sled apln.
Corona del Mar. thit tJme Crom 42 yarda out.
All for numben -Brua. la now at the O'Don<>shue had booted a 22-yard flttld goal
l ,o&f.yard mark on 147 carrte.e and 17 touchdowna. with~• 1eCX>ndl remaining ln rel\A.latlon to knot the
Harbor quarterbeck Bruce Goodfield hu com-.core anch1end the same lnU> overtime.
pleied 4e ol 92 (!WJ percent) of his pu9l!9 for 730 yards Gian ti rookie placelddter AU Haji-Shelk.h had
and 8 tl:ll. an opportun.lty t.o wln the flame late In f'ellU!ation
JUaeyhasc:ompleted67ofl26for80lyardu.nd time. But his 66-yard field aoal attempt with six
8 TDL • ,, tee0nds left Jn the fourth period fell far ahort. ..
The fact the Washington game has some
importance. would have aurprlaed most people three
weeks ago, when UCLA waa 0-3-1.
"It's nice for us to be in a big game after the
difficult time we had early," Donahue said. "I'm
proud of our players for how hard they worked to get
here.
"Washington will certainly be one of the best
teams we have faced this year," he said. "They are a
well-balanced team and one that is playing excep-
tional defense right now. We'll have to play as well as
we have at any time this season to stay in the game
Horsemen plead gui\ty
SAN DIEGO -National-~ '
ly-known race horse trainer D. Wayne
Lukas and four other horsemen have
pleaded guilty in federal court to
misdemeanor charges of aiding illegal aliens elude
inspection by the U.S . lmmigration and Natural-
i.z.a ti on Service.
'Initially, Lukas and the others were charged
with harboring illegal immigrants and shielding
them from detection, a felony. But the defendants
pleaded guilty Monday to the lesser charge during
a hearing before U.S. Magistrate J . Edward
Harris.
Harris fined each of the defendants $500,
pl.aced them on probation for one year and
admonished them that it they hired and sheltered
undocumented aliens during that period, they
would be subject to imprisonment.
The charges against LUk.as, and trainers
Darrell Vienna, Leigh Howard, Ras! Kaufman and
Lloyd Wicker stemmed from a Sept. 12 raid at San
Luis Rey Downs thoroughbred race hone training
center in Bonsall.
During the sweep of the northern San Diego
County training facility, the U.S. Border Patrol
rounded up 184 illegal aliens employed at the
complex.
Angels interested in Rose?
The Angels called a press con-
ference -earlier today to reportedly ~
announce the official signing of poten-...
tial free agent third baseman Doug
DeCi.nces.
DeCi.nces was expected to sign a three-year
contract for an estimated $2.1 million, plus
bonuses.
In other news. Angels Executive Vice
President Buzz.ie Bavasi said Monday that the club
is interested in acquiring Pete Rose, released by
Philadelphia last week.
Bavasi has asked Manager John Mc~amara,
who lives in Cincinnati, to contact Rose's Cincin-
nati-based attorney, Reuven Katz, "to. see if the
price is right."
Television., radio
TV: Boxing-Bobby Czyz vs. Bill Madei in a
scheduled 10-round middleweight bout at Atlantic
City, N.J ., 6 p.m., Channel 56.
RADIO: NHL Hockey -Hartford at Kings,
7:20 p.m., KFOX (93.5-FM).
Shula no longer
USFL possible
MIAMI (AP) -Miami Dolphins Coach Don
Shula, saying he was tired of the distraction,
announced Monday that he was no longer interested
in an offer of $1 million a year to roach the United
States Football League's New JeN1ey Generala.
Generala spokesman Kevin MacConnell aaid the
Generals broke off talJu with Shula, who now makes
a reported $450,000 a year, over $hula's inaiatence
that a valuable New York apar1l'nent be part of the
deal. But Shula denied making such a demand.
"AITangementa to obtain a coach like Don Shula
were just too complex and t.i.me-a>nswning at this
point." owner Donald Trump said in a statement read
by MacConnell. "A prime example of this was the
poeaibW ty of~ apartment in Trump Tower as part of
a contractual agreement.''
Apartments in the luxury high-riae cost $500,000
to $12 million.
"I have decided I am no longer interested in the
New Jeney Generals. Thia thina has developed into a
huge distraction ... and I think it's time to draw a
line," Shula, already the best-paid coach in pro
football, said at his weekly news conference.
"With important games like the Rams and the
49ers corning up, t don't think it's fair to the people
that I'm responsible for. And I have found myself
thinking about things that I shouldn't be thinking
about as we prepare for ball games.
Flores' pleasure
tempered a little
EL SEGUNDO (AP) -Tom Flores' pleasure at
the Raiders' 40-38 wln over Dallas was tempered by
the problems the Raiders had to overcome.
"We did more good than we did bad," said the
Raider coach, "but we still had four turnovers that led
to 24 polntl for them.
"If we could just ellmlnate thoee turnovers. I
don't know how good we could be."
In three games, the Raiders have turned the ball
over 17 times, an alannlng number for an aJalo..ran but
strikingly'° for a team with Super Bowl upiraUona .
"You're going to have 80l'.ne turnoven," aald
Flores after viewing game films of S~y night's
naUonally televilled game. "But we've got to work on
cutting down on thoee problems."
The Raiders emerged from the Dallas game wt th
a 6·2 record and a one-1ame lead over Denver ln the
AFC West. They ended Oall.u' unbeaten atteak at
1even games.
It wu Marc Wilson'• finlt •tart at qua.r1erback ln
more than two yean and pro football'• latest
milllONJ.re quarterbeck responded by lead1n8 the
offen1e to~ 19 yarda. lt wu the Raiden' bestoffenlive
effort ln sJx years.
. Two day. before the game, wu.on apumed an
otter f:rom the New Jeney Genera.la of the UnJted
Si.tet Footb611 l.Aque and qned a flve-)'Mr. $4
rnilUon dee.I with the Ralct.r., retroldive to the
with them.
"I haven't really looked into their penonnel too
deeply. I know (Steve) Pell\1er, the quarterback, and
(Sterling) Hinds, the tailback, are playing real well
right now.
"But, what I've been looking at la how the team
plays. I know they're extremely well--OOliched oo
both sides of the ball. They're hard to move the ball
on. They're just a real fine team.
"I talked to Rich Brooks (the Oregon coach)
Sunday morning and he was extremely impreaeed
(Oregon lost at home, 32-3, to Washington)."
Soviet Union's
harrassment
irks U.S. judo
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The manager of the
U.S . World Judo Team says he'll complain fonnally
to the State Department and the Soviet Embassy
about what he tenns deliberate harassment by the
Soviets during last w eek's World Judo Cham-
pionships in Moecow.
Chiropractor Jim Wooley, team manager and
trainer, said its coach underwent an appendectomy
without his knowledge in a hospital he compared to
"a medieval prison,'' that the athletes were poorly fed
and that Soviets made them pay double for airline
tickets and lodging during their nine-day stay.
"Their whole goal is intimidation," Wooley said.
"From the moment we got there until we left, they
tried to intimidate ua. They were trying to beat us
psychologically before we even got to the tour-
rwnent."
A State Department official who refused to be
identified said most problems could have been
avoided had Wooley oontacted the U.S. Consulate.
The Loe Angeles Olympic Organizing Commit-
tee wouldn't comment on the complaffiti, but
spokesman Steve Monteil said LACX>C judo com-
missioner Willy Reich didn't share them. Reich
termed the Soviets "excellent hosts."
The State Department forbade one judo team
member, Lt. Leo White of the U.S. Army, from
making last week's trip because of the tense political
atmosphere following Russia's downing of a Korean
jetliner, killing 269 people.
Since the airplane deaths, the Soviet Union has
refused to honor tickets for their national airline,
Aeroflot, which were bought in the United States.
Wooley said his athletes thus had to pay an extra
'$1,300 to get home.
When they got their luggage at New York's
Kennedy Airport, they discovered patches ident-
ifying them as U.S. competitors had been tom off,
said athlete Bobby Berland, the only American to
place during the competition.
The team placed fifth behind Japan. the Soviet
Un.ion, East Germany and France.
Wooley said they w ere charged twice what they
expected for accommodations, and when the hotel
staff conceded the overcharge, they refu.ed an
immediate refund, instead promising to mail the
difference to the team'a bank account.
Coach Yoshisada "Yoni" Yonezuk.a'semergency
~ppendect.omy came the day before competition
began. Wooley said he and the coach got ptomaine
poisoning from sardines, which they didn't allow the
athletes to eat.
Wooley said he vomited, then went to
Yonezuka's room and found him nauseated. He left to
find stomach medicine and returned to find him gone.
"I told a translator I wasn't feeling too good,"
Yonezuka aald. "He took me to the hotel doctor, who
aaid I had to go to the hmpital right away."
"(The doetor) said, 'It's quite dangeroua for your
life.' Within an hour I waa in surgery," which hiaown.
doctor later said seemed tc be a good job.
U.S. POLO ...
From Page C1
you've never waved an American flag before, you
will then.
Training began again at the start of October and
they'll be b.ck ln the Bay Aree on Nov. 4 and Dec. 3.
Beginnlna ln March the U.S. team is expected to
be training ln the immediate area -such • Belmoot
Plaza, Newport Harbor High and Cal State Long
Beach, depending on theif ability to secure the
facilities.
And, the outaide distractiom -or maybe it's
more like fringe benefits considering their ua&al
anonymity -are begin.n.i.ng.
The team was featured on NBC teJeviaion
recently during that network's three-night lJve And
In Person preeentation, Rolling SU>nes Magazine bu
a big photo layout planned on them and Lile
Magazine has already zeroed in on Terry Schroeder.
It's juat the begin.n.i.ng ... but time ii running out.
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UCI defends
cross country
PCAA crown
Coach Vince O'Boyle's UC
Irvine men's cross country team
will defend its PCAA cham-
pionship Saturday (10 a.m.) at
Craig Park in Fullerton.
UCI out.scored Fresno State,
44-56, t.o take lhe conference
crown a year ago. Long Beach
State was third last season and
the same three teams are ex-
pected t.o battle for the top spot
this time around. too.
"Long Beach stacks up very
weU with us and Fresno State
will be right there," says O'Boyle.
''If we can run wilh the same
, confidence and aggressiveness
\hat we had in the Stanford In-
vitational earlier this aeason, we
will be in good shape."
Mark Ruelas, the PCAA's indi-
vidual champion in '82, will again
lead the Anteaters. ln addition to
Ruel.aa, O'Boyle will send aenlor
Danny Martinez, jun.fora Mike
Carlton, Sean Evans and Joe
• Rubio, and sophomore Rick
Docs.on Into the race. He will a.1ao
dwoee one other compeUtor from
a trio of juniors -Rob Sat-
terwhite. Scott Young and Greg
9afljah. uci·. men's .equad finished .ee-
l ond lut Saturday ln the Cal Poly
Pomona lnvitatJonal, u the Ant·
. 1 eaters '*1Ued ~2 point. to Polnt
I Loma'a 31.
The UCl women hav a Wet'k I off In preparation for the
flnt~er PCAA women'• c:ham-
pU>ruhips Nov. 5 In San&a .8'.rbua. I
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DAVIEY'S LOCKElt (Naw-1 ... di)
-t.t enelers 5 bonito, 2 cellco bell. 135
mackerel, 147 rod< cod, 12 send beu, St.
vttlowflll, 1 •kle>leclt tuna
DANA WHAltF -5' angttrs '2 ban, 14 bonito, !14 mackerel, 12 rock llsn, 39
ShffOll>eed, 13 SCUle>ln.
SAN DIEGO (H&M LaMlne) -21
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rock Cod.
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SUNSET LEAGUE
I OISON (2•4•11
3 Founl•ln vanev•
9 Merine• 1J M•WPOllT HA1t90lt U·Ml I A lateaOtt o
1 Mluton v1e1o· It 2'l $ante Ane 22
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27 Oct. 2•-Eol1on• (•I DCCI
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1' S1111e Merle
21 Meler Otl
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u lrvtne• o
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14 lfvtne 41 E•t•nda" 11
10 Hu,,11n11ton Buen•
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10 ,3
11 SAddleOecll. 0
l I Sen Clemente
2• CePl1tral'O Vettev
lS Sadd141DtClo. •
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26 Nov. lC>-CdM• (at OCCJ
21 E •t1ncll
16 Unlvar1llv Oct 29-We\lmlnster• IOCC)
Nov 4-0cet n v1 .. ,• Ill HBI
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20 Et Toro 21 Irvine•
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17 Foollllll 26
19 MlnlOtl VltlO 0 24 Servile I
16 LonCI BHCll Potv I I
17 Costa Mt••• Del 28-Un1venllv' (at lrvlna)
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0 Sante An.
4 La Hebre
1 Corona de! Mir"
21 C~•ll MHI'
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7 Nov. ~WOodbrklCll0 (et MVI
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14 BOlse Grel\<lt
21 Sanlleoo
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14 El Toro
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17 St. John &o.cg
13 LH U"8 HIU1 •
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41 Fulltrfol' 14
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3• Long Beech Wlhon I~
49 ~rre JS
74 Edison• 10
13 S.ddleOeCJ< •
71 El Toro•
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C.Al"ISTltAlfO YALLIY U·21
3 Legune Hiiis •
13 Dena Ht11s•
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20 Nov 11-Saddlebac~· CSA Bo"'ll 76 Coron• dtt Mer 78 WOODUIDGI IS·2) 16 La Qull'la
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10 Un1•trs11v• 10
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MATIER D•• (l·J)
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MilfiMOMDAY'S ftUULn
'"'" JJ ..... ~) ltAC•. 4 lurlonos. Double Clutch (Aquino) 3.20 2.60 uo
Time Teble !McCormick) 4,40 3.20
Mr. Siie (Whltl) 4.00
Also rect4: *" Domino, WMllltr
Wetctl, Weto COPv. Double R Plff•urt.
Tlmt .. Sl. u IXACTA (4·71 paid sll.00.
SECOND ltAC•. 350 veros.
01+-Mldnl Pollcv (Hart) 2.to 3.00 2.40
DH-f'lesh em (k rdl 4.0 4 IO • 20
Jecs.dleh C Kres1 I l .IO
AIM> raced. Get TM Gold, Mtllv Miio, Hesa Copv Two, King Tlllrd, Scats Ct.bbef,
Teble Tlmtf.
Time: 11.16
12 KXACTA 11·7) oekl 112 40
THIRD ltACI . lSO verds
WIOvD•"' I Hart) J 40
Chi-18erdl
Erubs tWCJ IB•OOll•I
3.00 2 20
S.60 4.20 uo
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,OUltTH ltACE. ' turtones. Benner 81ufl (Mitts} 700 1.60 ).60
Honev O! A Sun (Scott) 1' 60 4.20
Cendv tn Court (0..0.dlllO) 2.60 Also reced Now LOOll Cellltrlne Or
Ruu Breun, Con1erlot. Creiv Plottlr>t1.
Wlneln11 Homa.
Tlme: I, 19 1/S.
"FTH ltACI. 6 lurlol\11~ .
N-York Cllv (MIUS) 3.00 2 '° 2.20 Yutte UOln (Mltdletl) 4 20 3 00 SuGCllHallon !McCormick) 7.60
Al10 recld: Sliver Cole , Ben B11t,er Bert Loewv.
Time: 1. ll l /S.
12 EX ACTA 13·61 oekl s 11.60
SIXTH ltACIE. 6 lurlonlls
Third Bird IOriev•) 1.40 s oo 3.60
Prl!ICess Pele Moon (Olglo) UO 4,40
Wllll'' Ster IS.lbllltl 3.20 •
Al.o re<*I: Pyramid Hleh, Neturti
TrlumOh, Time For Rlchts. Gin Stelter.
Ftvwood, Ros. Bowl ~. Flnt Sterltt
Time· 1.13 11s.
'2 •XACTA (7·10) P•ld 187.60.
S•V•NTH ltAC•. 6V. furlongs.
Remeh Love (Stblfttl •,00 l.00 7.60
Melltc Force COrtev•> s eo • 40 Hv Fl<e (Jin) •-IO
AIM> reced: NHllerbOO, Mell-. J P. Winsor, Win Tin Tin. Siar BrMH, P141aH
Be Advl•ld. Time: I 17 4/S.
12 IEXACTA <t·3) oeld 11e.60
IEIGNTl4 ltACE. 6 furlongs.
LateNlgtWmn ISll'r I 13.00 5.AO 4.20
Courgs Connie (OlllHVI 4.00 3.00
Cousin SICV (MllcMlll 1.60
Also n cld: Phll's Honev. Jo et Bold, Ptllt• Petric., Prtllv Peu141tte, Nlck\l's
Slsler, Slltlll. Lucitv Charm.
Time: 1.11.
12 IXACTA (9·61 oe ld \.U.20.
NINTH ltACE. 6 furlongs.
Clntotoye (Hghln) 31.40 I 1.tO UO
Prou<t Ouke (Qeloedlflo) UO 3.00 The Rluull (Slt>t .. } 2 IO
Alw reote1· Readv Reb. Norin Line, L•
Smirk, Olympic Kina.
Time: 1.10 21S.
12 EXACTA (4·21 oeld $119.40.
n f'tCK 51.Jl (7·3·7·9·t ·•> e>ekl s 16.796.40 with two winners hi• horses); 17
Pjdl Sia ConM>llllon e>etd s llS.40 with 49
wlnner1 (five !lorWS).
TINTH ltACE. I II 16 mitts
RndlOJe mot (MCrn) UO 3 00 2.20
LHert111I (OtlehOU1sev•) •.20 2.20
Gemini Ortemtf !Toro> 2.20
Also recld: Air Pocket, Bold Treeiv,
Prince Forll. Time; I 0 l lS.
12 EXACT A ll·SI oeld '1120.
IEL•Y .. fTl4 ltAC•. I 1116 mitts llOOOM'I Ce,,_ IDlllOo) 7.00 J.IO 2,60
Sw1mp Ltrk IFlorH ) 7.IO S.20
C•"8 of Spies !~tee•> l.2-0
AIM> rec.a: Hum, GrH I Return, Tonv•s
TrH•ure, Terlona. tn C.our1. OIGk MuftlQan.
Time 1:4S llS.
12 IXACTA CS-II oekl '7 IO
Allendenc.. 12,027.
NHL
CAMPBELL CONFERENCE
Smvttie DWblen w L T~ GF
Eomonton 1 1 I IS 51 Vancouver 3 s I 7 ..
Kines 2 4 1 6 31
C1111erv 2 6 I 5 2S WIMIPtv 1 s 2 • " Nwru Dtv!Uafl SI Louis ' 7 0 t2 32
Chieffo • l 0 12 39 TQ<"onto ' ' I 9 '3
Detroit 2 J 2 6 27
MlnMSote 2 5 I 5 33 WALH CONF•ltENCE "•"1tlr DMt.Mll NY Re,_rs 9 I 0 " 43
F'nll•dell>flil • 2 I 13 43
NY Isles ' s 0 I 37
New Jersev 1 1 0 1 23 Plltsbur,gh I 1 0 2 11
Wnllfngton t 1 0 , 19
GA
39 .,
31
37 41
2•
34
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32
'3
26
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20 Nov. >-tlfsllOI> Amat• ISA Bown
27 Nov. lC>-~11•• ISA &owl)
" •denotn le•w• Mme. A•
13 NITlel 81 7:30.
Adalm D1¥1sltft ov.0tc 1 2 I IS 61 36
Boston 5 2 I 11 37 n
BuflelO S 3 I 10 34 31
Montreat 4 4 O I 40 36
Hertford 3 3 I 7 23 7S
Mtlldi8'1' s Sctres No gemn schldultd
Tadl'l't Game. Heriford et Klnet, Int
Mlnnesol• et Montreal, 1nl
PhlleoetOhle el Queoec, Cnl
Wlnnlote at NY lslenclars, (n)
W11nlneton at Plllst>ureh. Cn)
Botton et Chlcaeo. (n)
St. L0<.111 I I VellCO<.IVef, (n)
• >"· Wemen't v•tllel
C~NITY COLLIGIE
El Cemlno clef. Or•,_ Co111 t•·t•.
IS·l I, 1'·16. lS·ll.
MeftMY'I tnMadteftl
8AS••ALL
American LMtut DETROIT TIGERs-5Gld lht contrects
ol Lerrv PatMlck, ollclltr and Jeff
K-11•. oulflalder, to EvensvlUt ol tri.
Amtflcan AslQClellon. MILWAUKEE BREWER$-ACQulrld
Rich Buonan1ony, Pllehtf. trom ,,,. Chlceeo
Cut>s H otrl of lht Clffl 111•1 sent celcller Steve Lek• to Iha Cubs lest spring, and
enlentd nlm to their AAA eflllilt• Ven·
COUYllr of ,,,. PecHk Coal! L-.
NEW YORK YAN~EE$-Plecld Jose
Rllo, oltcller. ena S.m J evltf ena Malt
Wlnter1. outfltldtrs. on thalr melor fffeua
roster.
IASKIT9ALL KANSAS CITY KING~tlffMCI Steve
Herritt, fGrward, I nd Dene Sullle, -rd.
MILWAUKEE 8UCK$-f'leQd Mark
Ptll-•v encl lllllv Ver111r on welvtn.
PHOENIX SUNs-Nemld "lchlrd L
BIOCll c:hllrman of N board, OCM'8ld Piii Pt't'lldent, end .J«rv Coleneeto .. ecuu._.
vk:e-Qrttldenl ill eddlllon lo hll dullft •• oenerlll me-. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERs-f'leced
Tlm Ounhem. 11uard, on waivers. HOCKIY
........ Hedlft l..M9Yt WINNIPEG JETS.-AnnoYllCed 1"81 Tim
Wetters, clef9Mtman, wlll be slclellntd
lncleflnltetv eftar 1uff9tlng • ouMld hemslr·
lne. C1fled up Moe Manthe. delttls.men,
from "" SharbrOOk• Jels of ,,,. Amerken
Hocktv ~.
Like old times at Mesa Verde
LPGA 's return to Costa Mesa golf course welcomed by p l ayers
When the Ladies Professional Golf
Association returns to Mesa Verde Country
Club in Cost.a Mesa March 1-4, it will be like
old times for a number of the players on the
tour.
With the event. the flrst in a series on the
West Coast. some players might say they
aren't ready for competition and skip the
event if it were at any other course. Not so
Mesa Verde CC.
After lhe Women's Kemper Open wa,
moved to Hawaii two years ago, many of the
players expressed keen dlaappoint.ment over
losing a course of lhe caliber of Mesa Verde
from the tour.
"It la one of the best OOW11l!S we play on
and I\ ls In such good shape they could hold lhe
U.S . Open here,"more than one player said.
Among thoee subecribing to the theory
that lhe coune I.a one of the best the LPGA
uaes were all three winners -JoAnne
Carner, Nancy Lopez and Pat Bradley. All or
these players can be expected to return In
March. Lopez.. although lhe has had a baby
during the 1983 1eUOn, {a expected to return
to play next year and .perhaps the Uniden
L.PGA event wW be her fl.rat since her child
WU bom. Nancy WU bom In Torrance and hu
• aiater and other relatives living there.
A full field of 144/layera fs expected for
the event which woul be a larger entry lilt
than In any of the three pl'e'Vioua women's
tournament. at the coune. The top 120 LPGA
profetlionala off the 1983 money U.t will be
Invited to participate alona with 12 golferw
from the Japanete LPGA tour. In addi~on, 12
1pot1 wW be up for F•ba al a Monday
quallfylng te911on lncludlna the una~urs. Kim "'Salkl, a member of Meta Verde and
wlnMrof the USGA NatJonaJ Junior amateur dwnpionahJ~ u well u the Glrll World
GOLF
HOWARD L.
HANDY
J unior championship this ye.ar, is expected to
try for one of thoee spota.
Another big factor in bringing a large
number of players to lhe Costa Mesa coune ls
the prize money. The $300,000 purse i.s the
lhird largest on the LPGA tour and has a
$45,000 first prize.
J ACK NICIU.AUS HAS BEEN &NOWN
as the Bear on the PGA tour tor a number of
years. Nicklaus and a group of bualnelBIJlen
including fonner President Gerald Ford, have
built a new COW"lle in Temecula that bears lhe
name, Bear Creek and Country Club.
Bear Creek will be theait.eoftheWestem
Gophers' Salem to resign
MlNNEAPOLJS (AP) -J oe Salem,
coach of the Univenity of Minneeota'• loalng
football team, today announced hia reslg-
natlon, effec11ve at the end of the 1983 eeuon.
Salem had one year left on h1I contract
with the tchool. His rmlg:nat.lon had been
rumored for weeks u the Oolden Oophen loet
by large marglnt to thetr Bfc Ten opponenta
and to top-ranked Nebraska by a tcore of
84· l 7. That defeat tet a record for the rtl()lt
point. ever ecored ac.tnst • major coll~
team.
"It wu a difficult dedalon for me to
make," Salem aald. "I don't like qwt\inl, and
I don 't Uke edmiuing that I dldn't ~t the job
da.e.'' '
Regional qualifying tournament for this
year's group aeeking PGA tour cards on Nov.
1-4. Among thoee entered is Newport Beach's
Paul O'Shea. the winners will then go to the
final tournament al lhe Tournament Players
Club at Sawgraas, Ponte Vedra, Fla. Nov.
16-21. A total of 624 players entered the
qualifying competition this year with anolher
25 (l26th through 150th on the money list)
also In the final competition.
From the 144 players in the final act.ion,
the low 50 11COrers and ties will be granted
PGA tour player's cards.
Beat Creek may not be the easiest COW'8e
to play, espedally now that lhe prees hu been
Invited to compete ln a tournament the day
before don lta.rta. A presa preview of the
new layout wt1l be staged Monday.
CHIP SHOTS -Huntington Seacllff's Doua Booth and JlJn Pruafa lo.t to Ray Echols
and Alan Arvet1en of Victorville and Hesperia
In the fina1a of the SCPGA 4-ball Cham·
plon1hlp at Shadowrldge Country
Club ·. . . A new golf club for amateur
(Ollen la being fonned by American Golf
Corp with former Fore M.,azine editor
Chuck Bobo 19Wnf the prosram under wey.
Men on th.ii one at a lat.er date • One
o( the mon ecUve amateur groupe ln the UM
la the Oranae County GoUer11 ~tlon
under the capable d.1rectlon of Dmn1t Ch.Me.
Not only doee the poup have an affillaUon
with the SCOA ln p.lninC handlcepe for
members but It a1lo •t.agt!9 iounwnentt on a ttlUl&r buia at many COW'lll!9 ln and out of the
atM. Frict.y will find the p-oup at Loe
Serrtnoa South w1lh two NovemMt' ewnta.
One laa\ Sien-a La Vern. on Nov. 11 and the
other, a three-day affair, at Did Miller Golf
Courie lJt Anaheim on Nov. 25-27.
Steve Brazas t
F ootball
• • s tatistic s
on the up
The numbers game continues t.o
mount as the prep football season
progresses and Week No. 7 was
one of the more productive in
terms of big moments -such as
Newport Harbor's St.eve Braz.as
piling up 290 yards on 37 carries,
Fountain Valley's Brett Stevens
averaging 28.3 yards per comple-
tion (7 of 10) and Corona del
Mar's Don Pryor averaging 29.2
yards per reception (4-for-117
yards).
It was a big week for putting
po in ts on lhe boards, too, as
evidenced by three-touchdown
performances by Braz.as and
Irvine's Jeff Bielman. But lhe big
one in that category belongs to
Marina's Eric Kannan, who
scored all of his team's points in a
19-9 victory over Sunset League
rival Westminster. the fifth
straight Marina conquest of a
team which once owned a 15-0· l
record between the two.
Kannan acored on runs of 42
and 14 yards, kicked field goals of
42 and 27 yards and added an
extra poin_t.
L .. t week'• 1tati1tical leaden
RasbiDg
1. Steve Brazas (Newport
Harbor), 37-290: 2. Remy
Rahmatulla (Irvine). 23-195: 3
Eric Karman (Marina), 15-165; 4.
Sean Curran (Edison). 16-98.
Pa111Dg
l. J eff Graham (Estancia),
17-35-4, 230 yards. 1 TD; 2. Tim
Hanson (Westminster), 18-32-3,
226 yards, I TD; 3. Bobby Hat-
field (Corona del Mar), 12-18-0,
217 yards, 0 TD: 4. Brett Stevens
(Fountain Valley), 7-10-0, 198
yards, 1 TD; 5. Scot Hagey (O:Jsta
Mesa), 9-17-0, 140 yards, 2 TDs; 6.
Eric Lawton (Huntington Beach),
7 -9-0i 92 yards, 2 TDs.
Recefv1!11
1. David Hicks (Westminster).
5· 76; 2. Greg Roelle (Corona del
Mar), 5-67; 3. John Spoor (West-
minster), 5-60; 4. Don Pryor (Cor-
ona del Mar). 4-117; 5. Adam
Spies (Estancia), 4-74: 6. Steve
Mikulich (Estancia), 4-68; 7. Mark
Favorite (University), 4-33; 8.
Kalama Gohara (University),
4-26; 9. Brian Martin (O:Jsta
Mesa), 4-24; 10. Jeff Curran
(Ediaon ), 4-21.
Scoring
1. Eric Karman (Marina). 19; 2.
Jeff Bielman (Irvine). St.eve
Braz.as (Newport Harbor). 18
each; 4. Jeff Brown (Corona del
Mar). Remy Rahmatulla, Al Pola
(Mater Dei), 14 each; 7. Bill
RUlllell (Woodbridge), Matt Wol1
(Estancia), Kalama Gohara (Uni-
versity), Dave Swigart (Fountain
Valley), Rick Stout (Huntington
Beach), Dan Shoemaker (Costa
Mesa), 12 each.
E DISON • • •
From Page C1
berth in the CIF Big Five Con-
ference playoffs.
"It would be nice juat to win.
pertod," says Edison Coach Bill
Work.man, who huaeen hla team,
paraded as the nation's No. 6 team
by U.S. Today before lhe aeuon
began. stumble to a 2-4-1 overall
record.
"West.minster alwaya plays
well llgaiNt us and If we hand
them a couple of te0res we'll
probably get beat ... we've done
that before."
''I know the feet.mi,•• concun
Weetminater c.oach Jlrn O'Hara
regardfna the wtnlem sltuatlon In
lffl\.le play.
"Bu l l •till think the t.Rrn that
wf.na lhla game can be In the
playoff.a ••• and do well."
Edi8on leads the aeri• between
the two tchoola, 8-1. but that one
defeet wu a 14-13 lOll • year ago. ..
1974-1'.dllon 10, WescmlnltAtr 8
197~!'.d.llon 20, WmtminaWr 11
1976-Ediaon 22, Wettm.lnlter 16
1977-EdUon 7, Weituninlter O
1978-J:cl11on 35. Westml.zw~ 7
1979-l'.dilon 14, Westmim1er 9
1980--Edbon 22, W•tminl1er 3
1981-Edllon 3~, Wf'l1mlnl~ 7
1982-Weetmlnster 14, Ed.1lon IS
F.di.on 1eadl Rrlet: 8-1.
C4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, October 25, 1983
True grit
Danny Calabro, a junior a t Pilgrim
High in Warwick, R.J., works out his
kicking technique. Calabro's left leg
was amputated because of cancer.
flCTITIOUI IUllNHI IUN.ltlOfl COUltT NAMI ITATEMIHT OF CAUFC>NtlA. TIM lollOWing !*ton le dollljl COUNTY OF 09'AHOI bulllMM u In Ille Mall• or IM
JJR SABRA DENT Al PROD· A1>9llcatl00 of
UCTS, 3 J89·C Alrw•y Drive, Colla l<•ren Renee Gardiner M•u. CA. 112628 l0t Chenoa or Name JeHe J Roth, 3834 7th Avo No. A 120349
\
Battered team Pta.IC NOTICE PlBLIC NOTICE
loses season
# t2A. San Diego, CA. 112103 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE CLAYTON, N .J . (AP) -The high school This bu1lne .. It conducted by 1n FOR CHANGE OF NAME
football team here survived nearly a quarter century In:!:~· Roth Karen ~:Co=~ hu llled 1 without a winning season, but the Clippers loet out Thi• e11tement wu flled with rii. petition 1n thl• ooun l0t an 0tcMf
Monday night to the Board of Education, which County Cletk ot 0 1111Qe County on lllOwtno petition• 10 cnenoe '*
--·---led the prnaram '---U8e four batterings this Oct 13. 11183 n1me from Karen~ Gardiner 10 ...... _... • -o-~ fm174 l<•rle Renee Gardiner year left only about a dozen able-bodied players. PvbU•hed Or1n119 Cou t O•ilY Now. therefore, 11 11 lleteby Of·
The team was "very U""'°t, very em.otional" after Pilot Oct 18. 25. Nov 1. 8. 1983. dored end directed, 1h11 an l*IOfl• r--S8711·83 Interested 1n the melter al0teeald the board vote, said Joe Mucci, the athletic di.rector •ppear batore 1h11 ~our1 tn e>.plfl·
for the high school team that has a 33-174-4 record .,..,,1C MnTfCE ment No 3 on the '?1•1 d•Y1.of No· .:--1960 and I h winl l"UUL nu vember, 1983. al 10-00 o'ctoca A.M .. ... ..,~ e g l ees seasons. ot aald d•Y 10 show cauea why euoh However, the nine-member boa.rd did vote flCTITIOUI •UllNEH appllc•uon for c111nge ot n•me NAME ITATEMENT
during the special meeting th retain the school's The 1011owtng pe<sona era doing 111~1~s ni~':T~~'~wed th•I a
jW\ior varsity program. bu~~~:o~ AREA BUILDERS ANO i;opy of lhll Otdor to •how c•UM be
"You wouldn't believe their reaction . Parents CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS, pyblllhed In lhe Or•nge Coul Dally Piiot, a newspaper of gena<1t eft the meeting in a storm and some yelling. The kids 3206 Nab<Hka Place. Costa Mesa, clrculallon. pvbflshed In 1hl1 county
were very u._t," .... ;.d Mucct·, who added the decision CA 92826 11 1ee11 once e weak lor lour oon-r---Jeffrey Scon Eltten, 32~ No· 11 k 1 t the da oi surprised him. "l really thought they wouldn't do it." braska Place, Costa Mesa. CA =~ h~~r;r;,: 1 pr 0' 0 Y
The Board of Education scheduled the meeting 92628 Dated this day or Oct. 14. 11183
after last Friday's game against Woodstown was ~~:~~~a~e~'!~~nwaa flied with the FRA~~d~~f ::HINI
called_ off beca_use only 14 players -five with any County Clerk or Orange County on I Supen0t Court Oct 13 1983 01 0 VarsJty expenence -would have been h ealthy ' F221311 ner Metre Mdlner
enough to participate in the Tri County Conference I Puohsheo Orange Coast Dally =tt': L6.J!~1 , contest. Pilot Oct 18, 25 Nov 1, 8. 1983 Newpor1 9Ncft, CA. t2tl3 5678·83 AttOfner I« Applicant Mucci said he had hoped the board would )'\ave -----------Pvbflshad Orange Coast 011ty Pilot
voted to keep the varsity program operating Pl&.IC NOTICE Oct 18 25. Nov 1. 8. 1983. 5880·83
"week-to-w eek and to see what developed." H e said FICTITIOUS •USINESS
27 players who would have been healthy for Friday NAME STATEMENT P\&.IC NOTICE
night's homecoming game agairist once-beaten bu:~:e:~~~wlnll per9ons are doing FICTITIOUS eUSINIEH
Del.sea. s & H PROl"ERTY co. 310 Pro•· NAME STATEMENT
Mucci said school officials would like the 10 pec1 Stteet. Newport Beach CA The loHowtng perlOfls are doing 92663 business as seniors on the squad to play in junior varsity games, Harry waller Stantelb 3tO Pros· SQUARE "N WESTERN WEAR,
but he added opposing teams would have to agree. pec1 St Newport Beach, CA 92883 11380 E Warner Ava . Fountain Val·
PCAA honors
four players
Robert G Hiii, Jr , 5561 Pebble ley Ca 92708 Beach Lane. Yorba Linda, CA 92686 Herold E Nelson. 2241 Maple, This business is conducted by a Costa Mesa. Ca. 92627
general perrnorshlp Frances M. Nelson. 2241 Mepto. Harry w Stanley Costa Mesa, Ce 92027 This atatemant wes filed with Iha Gary L Neely. 2247 E. Sherman. County Clerk ol Oran11e County on Orange. Ca. 92669 Oct 21. t983 Renee B Noety. 2747 E Sii.rm•n. f228089 Oran119 Ce 92669
Publlsh8'1 1• Oran11e Coasl Daffy This business II condue1ed by •
Piiot Oct 2S Nov t. 8, 14, 1983 ganaret p1nne<shlp Thi• 1111omen1 5783·83 wa.s Med with the Coon1y Clerk on June 10, 1983 ft11111
C C Pvbllshad Orange Coast Deify Pilot From AP dbpatcbee ___ Pl&. __ l_NO_Tl_E ___ 1June 14. 21. 28. July s. 11183.
2742-83 Cal State Fullerton quarterback Damon Allen, FICTITIOUS IUSINEH
S NAME STATEMENT San Jose tate quarterback Bob Frasco and Tho 1or1ow1ng person ts doing' f't&.IC NOTICE
University of Nevada-Las Vegas split end Reggie bv~~~i~~ERA. 867 w 18th. cost• FICTITIOUI eUllNEH
Fanner were named Monday as PCAA co-offensive Mesa CA 92627 NAME STATE•NT
players of the week. Robert Shew, S77 I Trophy, Hunl· The following petlOfll ere do1n11
Th •'--led th · · lnglon Beach. CA 926411 bv11ness u e uuee ell' teams to important con-This business 11 conducted by· an SPEE·OEE PRINTI NG, 272 0
ference victories Saturday, officials noted in an-1ndlvldua1 Harbor Suite A, S1n11 An•, CA.
n ouncing the Pacific Southwest Airlines-Pacific ~~1~11;:.~:~~n1 was lllod wlln Iha 92~01iter Edwin Conklin. 1212 Crin·
Coast Athletic Association honors. Covnty Clerk ot Oran11e County on brook, Torrence. CA. 70503 "Al Clark a Cal State Fullerton defensive end Oct 6 1983 Dolores Hlnoto ... 9632 H1m111on. . I f2297'M •3A. Huntington eeacn. CA 1125'6 whose key plays helped the Titans beat Fresno State PubllShed Or•noe Coas1 O•llY Dolores Hlno1osa
18-17 Saturday was named PSA-PCAA defensive Piiot Oct 11, 18, 2s. Nov 1 11183 This slaloment wll flled Wllh the
la f h ' k .., 55S8·83 Coun1y Cieri\ of 011nge Cou!lty 0t1
Losing has 'em cornered
Some of NFL 's best are in a sea off rustration p yer o t e wee . s891 21. 1993
Clark, a senior from Lakeview Terrace, had 10 f'l&.IC NOTICE f22903I
d ks H I Pu blished Orange Coatl Dally
Some of the teams tha t w e re supposed to be
winners this season are still losing-and some of the
teams that were supposed to lose are still losing. too.
Hallway into the National Football League
season. ihe Ne w York J ets and San Die go C hargers,
teams picked b y many to be division champions and
prime contende rs for Super Bowl XVID. are
wallowing at the bottom of their d ivisions with 3 -5
records that all but assures them of exclusion fro m
the playoffs.
And the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Houston
Oilers, picked by many to stagger through the season
from start to finish. are d oing just that, winless after
e ight games.
"I'm disgusted." fumed furious tackle Marvin
Pow ell after the J ets ble w a 2 1-0 lead to Atlanta and
lost 27-21 to the Falcons. "M y foot ball team is better
than 3.5 but we look like a P o ny Lt>ague team o ut
there. Whe n you ge t a team down 21-0 you never let
'em breathe . You put your foot o n th e ir throat and
crush it.
"I t seems like w tth a 21-point lead we w ould
have just gone out the re and de<:unated people . But
weaeemed to sit back and cringe and go into a shell." It was Joe Walton, in his first year as the J e ts'
head coach, who was cringmg. "l think too many guys
relaxed.'tlhesaid. "W e've go t toge t it.going ore~ we
w o n't have a chance for the playoffs ."
J e ts quarterback Richard Todd also wasn't
wrltin.g off his team's postseason chances. "We're 3-5
but we're only two games out of first. It's a crazy
division," he said of the American Conference F.ast. "I
never thought we could still be in the hunt."
In their clutches
St. Louis's Stump Mitchell tries to
evade th defensive clutche8 of the
tackles, an interception an two sac . is inter-FICTITIOUS •USINHS Pilot Oct 4, 11, 18, 25. 11183.
The Chargers, partly because of th e loss of ception set up a 29-yard, third-quarter Fullerton NAME ITATEMENT S447-83
quarterback Dan F outs, sidelined with a s houlde r touchdown drive, and his 10-yard sack in the fourth The loilow1n11 persons era dolngl-----------
inju.ry, and partly because of a defense that has quarter forced Fresno State to settle for a field goal bu~~~~~ ~o GO, 1629 Supefior l PtllllC NOTICE
allowed 225 points, the m ost in the confere nce, are and a 17-11 lead with 13:4 3 remaining in the game. Ave . Cos11 Mesa, CA 92627 FICTITtOUl IUllNEH '-~ beh" d th Los An l Raid . th AU . . r San Di h lped h I Glenn R Beel&r. 25062 WOOiwich NAME STATEMENT t1u ~ games in e ge es ers m e en, a JU.lUOr rom ego. e t e s 1 Lagvne Hiiis. CA ,926S3 The lolfowtng poraon 11 dotng
AFC West following Sunday's 14-6 loss in Denver. Titans, now 5-0 in confe rence play, lock up at least a Bay Radiator Shop. inc . 1629 Su· business as
"We're backed in to a corner," said San Die go s hare of the PC.AA title with the victory. H e per1or Ava Coste Mesa. CA 112627 THE RENTAL ASSISTANTS 114 Glenn R Beeler. Owner-Pras1dant Adams. Su•te 203 Hun11ngton Coach Don Corye U. "W e'll find out what kind of guys completed 13 passes in 24 attempts for a career -high Thia statement was lfled won tt11 Beach, CA 92848
w e ha'le in the second half of the season . We won 223 yards, including the game-winning 15-yard County Clerk ot Orange County onl Nancy H Dale 6802 PrH1den1 Dr
seven of eight games two years ago; we can do it touchdown pass o n fourth down with 3:01 to play. Oct 20 1983 Fmo10 Hv;~;;~i~n~:~~·c~~d~~~ by an
again." Frasco, a junior from Orange, made his first Pvbflshod Or•noe Co11t Dally lndlvldull
New York and San Diego each face the task of colle·'""'•-start Saturday .. ~-•--t Long n---h State, Piiot Oc1 26. Nov 1, 8. 14. 1983. Nancy H D•le 6..,""" -.,auaa ~ 5790.113 Thia •t•1-I wu llled wt1h lhe playing National Confe rence contenders next week-leading the Spartans to an 18-9 victory. He comple1ed county Cle<'t ot Or~ Coul\ly on
e nd. The Jets visit San Francisco, 6 -2 and first in the 20 o f 34 paaes, including two for touchdowns, and PtllllC NOTICE Sept 28• 11183 ~
West, o n Sunday and the Chargers h ost Washington. ran for M yards for a total offensive effort of 287 fteTmous eullMEH Puollshed c><a1>99 Coast 0111y
also 6-2 and a game behind Dallas in the F.ast. on yards. NAME ITATEMENT P1lol Oct 4. 11, 18, 25. 11183 S450·83 Monday night. bu:~:.,~o~~wlng peraon is dOlf1il
The Bucsand Oilers e ach lost b y the margm of a ,-0-1-1-1-8--1-0-1-1-c---1-8.......,,1.--------"Pl&.=-1C-NO_T..-lc'"'"E"""""==i UNITED uFE SAF ETY. 21102 P\lll.IC NOTICE
field goal -Tampa Bay 24-21 to Ne w Orleans on I Lalla v1a1e. El To10. CA 92630 STATEMENT Of
Bobb J hnso • 70 d hd "th FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Mlchaal R•ymond Bulfer, 217021 0 MENT Of UH OF y 0 n s -yar touc own run W1 a N·ME sT·TEMENT Leka Vlsl•. El Toro, CA 92630 AIANO N .1..:-...l • d H 13 10 ,. .. I od FICTITIOUS •UllNEll NAME ui.llu-quart.er mtercepuo n an ouston • to SNYDER The IOllowing persons are doing This business la conduct by en The. lottOWtng S>eftO(ll heva eban.
Kansas City on Nick Low e ry's 41-yard field goal 7:19 business as tndMduel doned the use of Iha Flc11tlou1 81111-LEESA J S NYDER. age 16. BUENA PARK INVESTMENTS. Mt<:hea4 R Bulle! ness Name HERITAGE INVEST·
into overtime· .)Otncd the Lord on Oct.ober 2604 Glenneyra St . Legune Be•ch. C Tni~ 'b'~~:;'~~to~!~~~9go"::~~Y '::!: MEN TS 1491 B•••• St . Suite 1, "That team's not a loser," New Orleans Coach 20, 198J Beloved daughter CA 92651 c:.'n2~ 1983 Coste Mesa, CA 92826
Bum Phillips said of the Bucs. "They're not the ( J Wood d Robert Thomas A Ooraey & Auoc Inc., • ,229011 owner David W•lter Myhre. 278S
luc'-'-t bunch l'VA ever seen, but they 're not losers. OS dan d bel aned . f 2604 Glenneyre S1, L111una Beach. Pubfl1t1a<1 Orange Coast D•llY Wuw1n11 C1rcte. Coat• Mesi. CA IU.... ... ny er an OV StStel" 0 CA 928S 1 N 1 8 14 11183 92626 They deserved better than they got today." I Enc S nyder A me morial Wilbur McWhorler. 368 Creetman Pilot Ocl 2s. ov. · · 's789~83 T11a F1e1111ous Bu11na» N1ma r•
"I think the defense played well e nough to win," service wall be held on Tu es-Lane. Romona, CA 112085 ferred to •bove was llled In Orenga I d ~ be 25 1983 Thlt bualnest 11 condvcted by.• County on Augvat 21. 1981 said Tampa Bay Coach John McKay. "They took the ay. v.:to r • at ganar11 partne<snlp Pl&.IC NOTICE Thi• bl/Illness wu condUC1ed by •
ball h b t ff · l did .~; ... ,. 2:00PM at the S awdwt Fes-Thomas A OOteay. Prelldanl tndlvldv•I away enoug • U O ensave Y w e no w ... o.e; IJval Grounds 800 Block Thia 1111eman1w11 111e<1 wtth the '1CTfT10UI •U...,ESI O•vld Walle< M)'hre
and we got our eighth straight defeat, which we L C · R d county Cter1t of 011n11e County on NAMI ITATEMENT Thla """'""""' wu 111ee1 w11n tM deserve. The defense did not deserve to ge t beat -ag un a anyon oa • Oc1 13. 11183 The IOlfowtng pe<IOfl la dotng County Clerk or Orenga County on Laguna Beach , Ca. In lieu of fttnel buslneN as Oct 20 1983 but that's Ute." flowers d onations may be Pub!llhed Or•n11e Coast 01fly .KIM CHEE RECORDS. 1831 Full· . Ille no F189090 made to the Leesa Snyder Piiot Oc1 18, 25. Nov t 8, 1983. orton Ave . Colle M .... CA 92627 Pubhstle<I orange Coast Dally
New York Giants AH Mike Dennis
( 46) movett in to he lp out.
S676·83 Craig Stew11r1 P11fell. 421 N, Col· Pilot Oct 2S, Nov 1 8, 14. 1983. Memorial F'und c/o Laguna lax. Le H11bra, CA. 90631 5785·83
Beach High School. Thie bv1ineu 11 conducted by. en ------------c lndlvldvef. BEST P\&.IC NOTI E cr11g P•ileu PtllllC NOTICE
STANTON K BEST. res1· flCTITl<XM eualNEll Thi• l1•temen1 wes llled wllh the FlCTIT10UI eueeNRlt
den t of Costa Mesa, Ca NA• ITATU•ENT ~n~~ l~~k or OranQe County on ..... STATW•NT
Passed away on Octobc:I" 22. Tiie loltowlng paraon• •1• dotng fUllU The followlng pareon I• dOlng
1983 He I urvived by hi.I buelnass 11 Publlehed Or•llQe Cout Dally buslnau as· · S s VILLAGE FUND, I, l TO. ANO 870 Piiot Oct 11 18 2s. Nov 1 1993 TUSTIN PRESS 18374 Irvine wife Ruby. granddaughter s . BEACH BOULEVARD, LTD .. 1176 ' ' · · s s54.a3 Blvd . Tustin. CA 92880 Laure n Long, brother Rob-SE Mein Street, •A, lrvtne. CA. Everett WOOOIOfl. 11112 Mltchall,
t Best Gra eslde services 927 14 .,..,,IC MnTfCE "28, Tvsun. CA 92880 er · v VIiiage Rael Eateta, Inc . 1178 SE '"~ nu Arlen• woooeon, 11112 Mllchell.
and Interment at 12:45PM Mein Strffl. #A, Irvine, CA.112714 FICTITIOUS eUIMll •26, Tuslfn. CA. 112880 •
on Wednesday. October 26. Phfflp H McNlmff, 1178 SE Mein NAME ITAftMVn' Thll butlneP II conducted by: an
1983 at Westminlster Mem-Street. #A,Jrvina, CA. 927 14 . The rouowlng '*son te dotno lndlvlduet
J P k Vi ··~l· be This busineae I• condvcled by • b Sines• 11 Ariane woodeon oria ar · si. .. ion gms flmlled pet1nerlhlP uTHE NAIL NURSE 2191 H•rt><>t Thi• 1111emen1 wu tiled with llM on Tuesday October 2~. 1983 Phlffp H McN•mae. PrHldenl Bl Cotti M ... CA '112627 County Clerk or Orenoe County on
at 5:00PM. Directed by This stetement wu l1led wllh 1118 Katherine Fe;rara, 2191 Hart><>t Sept 28. 1983 Westminster Memorial Park County Cieri< of Orange County on Bl .. •25, Coate M .... CA. 926?7 f'nlt»
M d ,.._ Oct 17. 1983. This business I• condvclad by an Pvbflshed Orenge CoHt O.ily ortuary an ~metery. F227Sl1 Individual Pilot Oct 4, 11, 18. 2S, 1983.
PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pacllk: View Drive
Newparl Beach
644-2700
McCORMtCK MORTUARY
1795 Laguna Canyon Rd.
Laguna Beac:ti. Ca. 92651
494·9415
HARBOR LAWN·MT. OLIVE
Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
PIERCE POTHERI
BILL POADWAY MORTUARY
110 Broadway
Costa Meta
6<42-9 150
BALTZ 81RGaROM
IMITH & TUTHILL
WHTCLWf CHANL
427 E 17th St
Co1t1 Mesa
646-9371
A
Pubflsf'led Oren11e Coest Dally Kaltlerl~• Ferreia 6451·83
Piiot Oct. 2S. Nov I, 8. 14, 11183. Thia ste1emen1 was med with tf'le -----------
5728·83 County Clerk ol Or1n119 County on PlBLIC NOTICE 1---.,.-.,.-fC..._Mn_TIC-E---1 Sept 27. 11183 ,--... __ ...-:..==...;.;..;...;.;..;..~--
'"UUL nu ...__ flCTfTIOUI llUllNEll Pubfl1h0d 011n119 Coast Dally N.AMI IT A TE•NT
FICTITIOUS eUIMIS Pilot Oct 4. 11, 18. 25. 1983 The IOltowlng '*'°" la dOlng NAME ITATllffNT 5448·83 bullness u ·
The loUowlno partonl are doing ELAINE HARRISON COMPANY.
buSlness IS .,..,'IC MnffC[ COMPUTERIZED SUPPORT SER· COLONY EAST, 1176 SE Main l"UUL nu VICES. 2021 Wlndwtrd Lane, New·
Slr4"!1. #A, Irvine, CA 927 14 flCTITIOUS llUllNlll pon Beech CA 92880 Philip H MCNlll\ff, 1175 SE Mein NAMl STATIMaNT El•lne M'. H•rrleon, 2021 Wind· Str .. t, •A, lrvlne. CA, 112714 d L Newpo<l e..ch CA Lincoln S1v1ng1 end Loen Al· T11a following poreon le doing wtr ene. · ·
I I 10 I LI In Way bvlllnell ... . 92860 I OC •• on. nco • HERITAGE RELOCATION SER· Thll bl/Illness la conduc1ed by. an Monter-v Park. CA. 111754 Thia bUtl""8 11 condvc1ed by: en VICE, 2845 M ... Vetda Or., E Sulit lndlvldull
I I ti 1 ...... , 7 Co111 Mall CA 112828 Elalna Harrleon un nc0tPOt•tt0 u eoc • on o .... • M. C 1.,.. Thi• ,11,_, wH llled """'1" the then 1 pertnershlp Lawreooe empeav, • .,., ,._~ Phfflp H. McN•mae Ba!Nrlc ()(,. Coelt Meea, CA. 92828 COunl~ Cletk of Ofanga ..,_ .. 1y Otl
Thie •t•temenr WU fifed with Iha Thi• bualnMS I• conducted by. •n Sept. 7, 1983 ,_..
County Clerll ol Orengo County on lndlvldu11 .. C Publl•hed Ori,.,.. Cc>MI Dally 001 lO 1983 Lawrence .., 1mpeav · ··-. ' . fntlt1 This 1l•le1Mnl 191 fifed with Iha Pffol Oc1 4, 11, 18. 25, 1983.
Pvbfl1hod OrlnO-Coast Dally County Clark ol O•n119 County on 544843
Pilot Oc1 11. 18. 25. Nov 1, 1983. Oct 20, 1983.
5S74·83 '~ Pta.IC NOTICE 1--------Publlthed Orange Coest Dally ----'-"---------
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TM lollO¥tlllO partOll ii dOing uttoue bull,,_ n-of Hf.AITAOE bulllnell 11: RELOCATION SERVICE 11 14tt DESERT COl.LECTIONS. 24212 Bak« St. Suite I, Coeta Meea. CA
8ttqva+'o Or , Mltllon VlajO. CA 9?828 t 2H1 T"-11o11t1ou1 butlnwt name
i<aren Ko1ter Jonte. 24212 lar· •t•ltmtnt tOf the oerlner1NP ...
qu9f0 °'. Mlealon \l\tjo, CA. Httl ftlad on .My 21, 1"3 In .... County Thie ~alnttl II condvettd by: an of Oranot lndlvldulll Fiia NO 1'221209 K•tn Koeter Jon.a Full Nama W'CI AdClrttl Of Illa Par· 1'1111 et•l«nanl ... lfled with tl'tt IOf'I Wlllldrllwlng. 0.vtCI Wtll9f
County Claflc ot Ortnge County on Mytwa. 2715 Wuwtno Cir., Cott•
a.pt. 28. 1983. M-. CA t2tat , .. ,., 810ned: Oavlcl Wall., ~
Pul)lft/WKI Or•noe Coaet Oalty Pul>Ut/WKI 0r91'1Qa Co.at =
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, Ociober 25, 1983 C'I
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FtenT1oua au1•11 FICTITIOOI llUllNHI NOTICE OF DEATH OF FICTITtOUI .,..,... NOnc1 °' 01 .. 0&.UTION Pa..... 1 NOTICf oF T"uaru•a H L.e K·07tU
NANI tTATl.MINT NANI 9TATIMINT A " A G I AND NAMI ITATIMIMT °' PAlllTNl9'1Hll' NOTICI °' L.oel'I No'. ACTOM NOTICE OF DEATH OF The rollowlng l*'M>n 11 dolr1g The following ~tt0n1 are doh\Q rt ur. • Ulla I OI TMI following ~non 11 doing 1 T"UIT'll't IALI T,I , .... C·12'4U KENNETH A BROWN -. ND
t>u11nea1 es. t>uel..-1 u OF PETITION TO AOMIN· butlnN111. Pubtlc nott~ 1a 11ereby given 1n1t No.,,.,.. UNIT COO. c · "
NIKKI ART. 1083 8811 Pablo Cir . (A) YEISER QARLANO & AS· IS TEJ\ ESTATE NO. HERITAQE INVESTMENTS. 2~5 Ted Lff Srubtl. 811d Catol Ann YOUAMIN~,AUl..TUHOl9'A NIWll'OffTHOflllLOAN,fNC. or PETITION TO AD,.UN·
Coe11 Men. CA 92t28 SOCIATES (B) lNlERIOAS BY OE· All48H MeN llerO. Ot , E. Sult• 7. Coett Si uba, h«etolor• doing bullneu OHD OI TRUaT DATID '-tr,•• d~ eppolntedTruelMUlld41f tile ISTE ft ESTATE N O . c1~~~~~=-M~~c~0:8~~ P•b4o ~~~i ~!:. ~:·~2~~•Y "11enue, To au heirs, beoeficiarles. M!.':~~~6:..ic~au. 195& ~~:Or'~~~J~·~:u~f:,~ i~1;'..~~~v~~J.:fu~ ~1~l" ~L~~~B~,.~~r~ A·IU40t
fhll b<.lslneu Is conduct.O by an Y•I-Garland & AUOCllllH , 3187 Crt!ditors and con tin gen t B•INllc Or. Cost• M ..... CA. 9282e Newport Bl11d., City ot Co1ta -...... MAY .. 90&.D AT A "'91.tC 141.1. TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR To au heirs, benef1e1a.n{'li.
lndMCIUll "H" Airway Avenue, COlll MeH . creditors of A r thur A . Thi• bUllMH I• conducted by •n County ol Or1111ge, Statt Of Call· ., YOU •lD AN Hfl\ANATION CASH AND/OR THE CASHIERS OR creditor• and con tlngen\
Nikki Lee Olson CA 92626 C ta! d Wh o lndlvldual tornl1, did on the 30111 day ol Sept .• OF THI NATU"I 0, THI CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN crcdJWrs of KENNETH A This Sl8lllmttnl WIS tiled With lhl Pal Yeiser. 33 Mont~lllar, New· us son a~ iwrsons L•wtence Michael Campeau 1983 by mutual conaem, dluolve lhe PlllOC:llOINO AOAfNIT YOU, YOU CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924h (P•y· h .
Coun1y Clelk ol Orange County 6n pa<t Beach, CA 92683 may be otherwl.lle interested This atatement wu filed with 1"41 111d'p1rtnerahlp end termlnat• lh•lr •HOUlD CONTACT A LAWYUI. able 11 lhe time ot .... In ••wful BROWN and persona w 0
S1p1 28, 1983 Ttils ooalneu 11 c;onducted by a in the will and/or estate: County Cte<k 01 Orange County on r1111t1on1 u pannen ''*eln. On Novembe• t5, t983, 11 9:00 montoy of the Unlled S111 .. 1111 tight, may be otherw1.11e tnten::9ted
fntoll genCH•I p111nershlp A pelltion has been filed Oct. 20. t983 Said ootlnen In the tulure will oe A M . BENEFACT 11dulV11>l>Olnted t111e ano 1ntflfHI convey.a to ind 1n the will and/or estate:
Published Or•nge Co11t Diiiy Pat Ye!-b AJ h H d h S F1211021 conducted by Stepnan Edwatd TrualM undCH 81'0 purauan1 to Deed now held Dy 11 under Nld Died Of A petition has been !lied Piiot Oct 4, t 1. t8. 25, 1983. This 111ternen1 wu llled with th• Y Cl a owar IO I e u-Publl1hed Orange Coes1 Delly Metro. and Nancy LM Metro. wno ot Truat recOfded June 30, 1978 111 Trust In 1he prQCMl)I hereln1f1er de-b FRANK M CARELL 1_
5449-83 County Clerk or Or111ge County on perior Court of Or ange Coun· Piiot Oct 25. Nov 1, 8, t4, t983. wltl pay and dlachatge 111 lleblllti.. Instr No 47821, boOk 12743, P*G41 scribe<! Y · m
------------Sep1. 23, 1983 ty requt.'Sling that A'letha 57816-83 and debt• ol the firm and reoelve all 667 ot Olflc1a1 Record•. •1tecuted TAUS TOR DENNIS R ACTON the Supenor Court of Orangt!
PlllllC MnTJC[ F225127 H a d be appo'nted as per monle• payable lo the firm. by: MARGUERITE BARRINGTON BS FRANCES L ACTON County requesl iflg that ""' Published Orengo Coeat Dally ow r 1 d -PtBl.IC NOTICE Further notice ls hereby given that 1tua1orcs1, 1n tile ol11ee ot the Counl)I BENEFICIARY. GEORGE WtL· FRANK M C .. o"'LL be n-
FlcnTIOUI aUllNt!ll Piiot Oc1 t 1. 18, 25. Nov t. 1983. sonal represent.a.Live to a -11111 underelgned will not be tespon-Recorde• of Orange County. Stele ot LIAM GURR JR • ruu:. a,..
..... ITATURNT 5549·83 minister the est.all' o( Arth ur flCTfTIOUI 8UllHE•• s ble, from thl9 day on IOI lily Obll-ca11torn1a, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC BETTY JEAN GURR pointed as personal reprnen·
The following l*'ton II dOlng A Gustafson (under the ln-NAME STATEMENT gallon Incurred by the others In hi• AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER RECORDED Septembe• •• 1981 t.aUve t.o administer the estate 11<.1~1~:.: CHEM PRODUCTS and Ml.IC NOTICE d~pendent Administration of bu:::!i.~0:w'"g person Is dOlng 0~.';!;~·1 °C!:'s~~e ~=· ~~:::'o~'~~ rn~:.Ju~~~~~~~e 8J~:= g:,~:~ ~:;s~;2 ~~ ofil!1~1 '~!:,o;, :;~ of KENNETH A B ROWN
BUTLER ENTERPRISES •k• BE-CO flCTITIOU• aualNISI Estates Act). The petition is HERITAGE INVESTMENTS. 2845 this 30th di)' ol September.1983. al Frorll •ntranGe lo BeneflCI at office of Ille Recorder ot Olange <u.nder the independent Ad -
CHEMICAL, 1283 N Grove St., NAMI! ITATIMINT set for hearing in Depl. No. 3 Mesa Verde Or., E. Suite 7. Costa (Signature) l ed Stubll 22691 Lamben, Suite 520. El Toro. Counly, m1n1strat1un or Estates Act),
An•hlllm CA 92606 lhe following person 15 doing at 700 C ivic Center Dr W est Mase. CA. 92626 Published Orange Goea1 Delly CA ell right, title, end 1n1e•e11 con· said d66d of 1rus1 describes the The petition is set for h earing
Ted F 'sutler 4907 Seashore Or business as· S CA 92701 " N ' Law1ence Michael Cempeau, 1955 Pilot Oct 4. 11. 18, 25. 1983. veyeo 10 end now held by 11 under tollowlng in ~ t N o 3 al 700 ClviC'
Newport Beacn' CA 921183 . MICHELE.NA 26701 Quall crtMik an ta Ana. on ov. B811111rlc Or .. Co$!• MH •, CA. 92628 5444-83 Hid Deed ol TruSI In the proper1y PARCEL ,. U11ll No .., of 11181 p ' •
Thi• business' 11 conduc1eo by a.n •85 Laguna Hills CA 92653 9. 1983 at 9:30. This business Is conducted by· an tltu•ted in saJd County end State certal11 Condominium protect de-Center Dr., West, Santa Ana,
lndMduaJ eitbar11 Hope 26701 Quell Creek lF YOU OBJECT lo the lnd1llldual MUC NOTICE described as scribed In tn11 cena1n Condominium CA 92701 on Nov. 16. 1983 at Ted F Buller 85 lag na Hllis CA 92853 f h Lawrence M•chael Cempeau The northeu1er1y 165 ree1 or the Plan recorded In OOOll 10790. PIQI 9.30 A M
This statement w11 llled wun the •This bu~1ness ls conducted by en grantmg u l e pettllun. you This S1atemen1 wu flled w1111 the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE..'..I SALE sou11ieas1etly 63 ree1 ol 101 t73 ol 906. OIOC1111 RecOfds, in ma ottlee ot ·•IF YOU OBJECT h County Clerk ot Or1nge County on Individual should t:ilher appear at the County Clerk ol Orange County on Loan No. O!IOMtl/HANNA Newport Heights, as shown on a Ille county recorder ol said county • to t e
Sepl 27 1983 Barbare Hope hl'aring and state you ob.)t'C· Oct 20. 1983 Ts No c nm map rec0<ded In book 4, page 83 of csuch Pl•n being theraaller referred granting of the peullon, you
• F225... T1111 statement was llled with the tions or file writtc•n objec· F22t02t UNIT CODE c miscellaneous maps, re<iords o l Or· 10 a.s "the Condominium Plan"), and should e1lh<?r appear at t ht> p bl tied o c 1 Dall c c k 1 o c Published Orange Coas1 Delly E SCROW CO ange County. Cantorn111 as detined In that certain Declarallon h d bjec u ~ range 0~ Y ouniy ler 0 range ounty on lions w1tl1 the court before Pilot oci 25 Nov 1 8 14 1!183 DOV E · fha atree1 address and other ol Covenenta, Conditions and Re-t'aring an Sla\.e you 0 -
Piiot 1 4· tt. 18· 25 19 5464.83 Oct 4• 1983 F22M2S t he h earing Y our appear-• · ' '5786·83 ~u:r.,!P~.::;ci~u~:i:,u~1e~r~":i common deslgna11on. 11 any, 01 me st11ct1ons 101 Newport Crest Hom~· lions or hie written objec·
Publ sned Oranr. Coast Oeny ant-e may be In person or by WILL SELL •T PUBLIC AUCTION real property described above IS owners Assoc1auon. recorded n tmns with the court before 1 " purPOrted 10 be 24 l Costa Mesa bOOk 10348. pmge 693, OIUClll Re-h y Pl&.IC NOTICE Piiot Oct 11. t8 2 • Nov 1. 1983 your attorney PlllllC NOTICE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR St , Coste Mesa, CA cords 01 Orange County, ana the earing.. our appear-
-------------5552·83 IF YOU ARE A CREDI -CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR Tile undersigned Trustee dis· amendments thereto recorded In antoe may be m person or by FICTITIOUI 8U81NE8S FICTITIOUS 8UllNE88 CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN 0384 46 t d 1 k TOR or a t'Ontingcnt 1:reditor MAME STATEMENT CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924h ( • ct111ms any Ueblllty lor any 1nco1rect-boo1< t • page an n boo your attorney. NAiii STATEMENT PtBLIC NOTICE h d _,. _ _. ,.1 pay ness ol lht! 11ree1 address and other 10793 page 518, boltl 01 Otllclel IF YOU ARE A CREDI The following persons are doing of t l' ()Ce..s<:u, you must 11 e Ttie following persona are doing able at ttie time ot sale In law1ul common deslgnat1011. 11 any shown Reeo•d& l"lhe Oeclara11on"I. and )he . , •
buSlnHs es· FICTITIOUS aUSINE88 your claim Wllh the court or business as. money Ol lhe United States! &JI right, 11erein Oecla1at1on or Annexallon tor Lot 2 TOH 1>r a 1:ontingenl creditor
OB ASSOCIATES. 1854 Poll NAME STATEMENT pr~nt it to the personal rep· SOUTH SHORE LIMOUSINE SER· titre and Interest conveyed to and Said sale wlll be made. but without ot Traci No 7817 lthe Oec:larallon ot of the de<"e~. you must HI~
Margate Place. Newport Beacn, CA The toUowlng person 1a do.ng resent.alive appointed by the ~1fE9•262523971 Triton. Laguna Hills. ~QIN 1h&l~h by 11 undllfh 98~ ~d 01 covenant 01 warranty express or 1m-Annexat1onl, recoroeo Octobet 18, your claim with the court or 92660 business as "'" rus in 8 PrOe>etty ere na 9' •· plied regarding tille possession, or t97? in book 10381 page 543 01-al
Kerl e Butcher 1854 Porl FOX ENTERPRISES ,, 101. 18537 court within four months Michael Joseph Scerien, 3117 scribed encumbrances, 10 pay 111e reme1n1ng t•c1111 Records. 1n the oltlce ot 11111 pr~nt 11 lo lhe person rep-
Mergate Place. Newport Beech, CA San Felipe, Fountain Valley, C/I,. from th. e dale of first 1.SSuance "1onroe Way, Costa Meae CA TRUSTOR ROBERT F HANNA prlnclpal sum of 111e notecsi secured county reco,de• or Orange County r esen1.at1ve appointed by the
92660 92708 of tellers as providro in Sec· 92626 BENEFICIARY· SOUTHERN CALI· Dy said Deed to 'trust. wHh interest PARCEL 2 An undMded l /65th courl within four mon th!
Patricia Butcnor, 1854 Port Karon Fox .. 18537 San Felipe, . p 1.,... Cod Frank David Fregoal, 22971 Triton FOANIA FUNDING. LTD the1eoo, os provided 1n said no1e(s), Interest In and 10 lhe Common Area r h d ( (' t Margate Place Newport Beach. CA. Fountain I/alley, CA 92708 lion 700 of the routtte e Way oF, Laguna Hiiis, CA. 92653 RECOAOED October 29. 1980 as advances, 11 any, under the terms of as defined In the D11elareuon and In rom t e ate 0 !rs issuancr
92660 Donald Fox. t8537 San Felipe, of California The ume for John Av111e1ta. 1722 M11ch&1 ~88, Instr No 43794 in Booll l38l0 page said Oeed 10 Trust. 1685, charges theOeclaratlon ot Annexellon being of letters as prov1ded m Sec-
Miidred M Daerr, 1854 Pod Fountain I/alley. CA 92708 filing dauns will not expire Tustin CA t057 01 Olllciel Records in Iha ottlce ano expensaa or the Trust89 and ol Loi 2 ol TraC1 No 7817 es per map lion 700 of the Probate CodE
Margate PlaGe. N-port Beach, CA This business is conduC1ed by. an prior to (our months from the This 1bustness 15 conducted by 8 of '"4!. Rd~de,r 0
1 f Otradnge C1~~ntlyh. the trusts creeled by uld Deed of recorded 1n boo!( 308. pages 33 and of Cahfomia The time Cot 92660 lndlllldual . genera partnership sll... """' 0 rus ellCt ""'' 8 T ru51. tor Iha amount reasonebly es-34, Miscellaneous Maps. In 111e othce
-This buSlnass 11 conducted by • Keren fox date o f the hearing noticed Mika Scarlett lollowing 11mo1ed 10 be s2s 637 4 t ol the county recorder ot u•d coun· hhng clainu. wiU nol expll'E
general partnership. This stetemenl was filed with the above. Tn11 statement was llled with the Lot 12 ot Tract No. 9350. Cny 01 Tile beneflclary 'under said Deed iv prior LO four m onths from thE
Patrie•& Butcher County Clerk ot Orange County on YOU MA y EXAM [NE the 'County Clerk 01 Orange County on lrl/lne, County Of Orange. Stale 01 of Trust 11ere1otore e~ecuted and de· PARCEL 3 EAc1us1ve easements dale of the hearing noticed
This statement was tiled With the Oct 4 , 1983 k l ( Sept 26. 1983 . Celifornle, 85 per map recorded In llvered 10 the undersigned written appurtenant to said Unll No 21, ell bo
County Clerk ot Orange County on F229121 file ept l>y the rourt. you f2251t7 Book 391, Pages 35 to 37 ol Mis-0ecrara11on of Default end Demand as more spec111ca11y aellneo In the a ve
Sept 27. 1983 Published Orange Cout Delly are interested tn the estate. Publl1hed Orange Coast Dally Gellanaous Maps, In the Olflce 01 the for Sale. and e wrlltan Notice ol O.· Condominium Plan and ttie Decler-YOU MAY E XAM INE the
F225811 P001 Ocl 11 18 25 Nov 1 1983 you may serve upon the ex Piiot Oct 25 ·Nov 1, 8. 14. 1983. County Recordllf 01 said County lautt end Elecllon to Sell The under-•lion file k ept b y the court If you
P h•,., 0 C D l ' ' ' 'SS" ~3 • !>782-83 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A l n... p RCE A I · h . ublls""' range oest ery 5 v-o ecutor or adnurustrator or DEED OF TRUST DATED Oct be signedc1usedsadNot1ceot. ..... 11u11 A L 4 non..ixcus1veeue-are mlerested int e est.ate. Piiot Oct 4, t 1, 18, 25. 1983 • 0 r and Electlon to Sell to be reca<ded In meot to uae the common area and h
5<165-83 DllDllC NOTICE upon the attorney for the ex· Dll-IC NOTICE 2 '· l980 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· 11ie county wriera lhe reel property la lecllltlet of the pro1ect which have you may serve upon t e ex· ~""'-ecut.or or administrator an d ~""" TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· localed been or will be developed on the ecutor or adnurustrator, or -----------------------•. . ' ERTY.IT MAV BESOLDATAPUB· 0 O 8 fol I d aJ h f th PlBLIC NOTICE flCTITIOUS 8UllNl!IS file wit h the court w i th proof NOTICE INVITING a1oa UC SALE IF vou NEED AN EXPLA-Data ctober 2 , 111 3 low ng describe re property upon l e attorney or e ex·
N ... E ITATE ... INT ( ~» . 1110 ITEM NO IOI ' Ref· SPARMAN and/Or BEVONO (1) lot 1 of Tract No 7852, as por ecutor or adrrunistrat.or and A-... 0 .,..rv1ce, a Wrtl lcn request NOTICE IS HEREBY Gii/EN th I NATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PARTNERS map recorded In boolo. 302 pagee 7 . '
flCTITIOUI aUllNIE88 Tl'le tollowlng persons are doing st.a ting that you desire special sealed P opoaet will be ecelveo :., PROCEEDING AGAINST VOU, YOU BENEFACT 10 9 inclusive Mlscella~a Maps file with the court with p roof
NAME ITATEMENT business es h (']' ( r 1 r ' SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER d d t o' C t Call'. ( , 't•~ equest The following person 1s dOlng BSC INTERNATIONAL. 3723 notice of l e I Jnfi! 0 an In· Ille Clly ol Costa Mesa, IO wit. The 17 Rumrock, Irvine, CA es 181 Tru1tee rec~r a o range oun 'I· 0 ~rvtce, a wri ""'!1 r
ousineu as Birch Street. Suite 24, Newport ventory and appra1semen1 o f Cny Counclt PO Bo)( 1200. Costa ·(It a s11 ... 1 address or common 22691 La~t.~11ng~1i:~1;, fo'e"x~ePTlNG THEREFROM that staling that you ~esll'e special
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Beecn, CA 92660 est.ate asseis or of the peti-M~sa, Cahlornia 9218~~·~00. on or des1gna11on ot property 11 shown El Toro CA 92630 1><>rt1on 01 •and included within notice of the ftling of an Ill·
ANNEX. 18400 Ward St • Fountain Bachmann Ska fa Corp . 3723 lions or at.'t'OUnlS m entioned ~do~:. ~~eve':~~,~. 1993 11 ~~II g~ above no warranly Is given as.!o Its 17141 855•3788 Parcel 1 as shown on 8 map re-venlory and appraisement of "•J~lk C~~~!i0g01111n 18615 Les ~~~" ~~"~26~~1te 24· Newport in Scctton 1200 and 1200.5 of the resJJonslb•llly ot 11111 blddet 1o ~~~:,:~::~eas ~~9cor~-:;~neO~d T~~ Published Orange Coast Dally Piiot corded in book 45. page 2& ol Parcel est.ate assets or of the peli
Flores, Founteln Valley: CA 92708 This business Is conducted by· • the California Probate Code. deliver Illa bid to the City Clerk'• Trust, by rea~on ~f e breach or de· Oct. 25 Nov 1• 8• 1983
5792.83 ~~~d~~ ~~eo~:~c~ ~o~:.ycoc~'1~ t1ons or accounts m en tioned
Thlt business 11 conducted by• en corporation . William S Ciecb OltlceBby the proper announceded fault 1n the obllgaUona i!HIC\Jred 10,ft18 g ' in Section 1200 and 1200.5 of indlvld al •• 1 8 11 p sld 1 · lime Ide will be publicly open b k 1 1_.. d " . Cod u ..,., o ec mann, re en 2700 N Mai n Street Suite d d I d t t t 00 there y, .. ereto ore execu ..... an Dun11c NOTICE (2) Lots t, 3 end 4 ot Traci No the California Probate e Jt1<:k Meyer COilen Tills 1t1ternent was filed wllh Ille · 1 an ree a ou 8 • m ·or 81 delivered lo the undersigned• writ· r""'-7817 15 r ma recorded In bOOk JAMES A HUMPHREYS Th11 s1etemen1 was flied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 535 soon theresfler as prectf.1:1e on ten Declaration ol Oelaull 1nd De-8 · pe33 ~ 3 M 11 •
County c1er11 or Orange County on Oct 12 1983 . Santa Ana C A 9%70 1 ~r1day.11 ~~ver:er ~i 1~811, j~ r• mand t()f sa1e eno wntten notice of Ng~·~~(J(o TC,.".E,.0;=• ~.p:•rn',119 •;me:· 011';: ~=~ JR . LAW CORPORATION
Oct 3. 1983. FZ272t2 ( 714) 953-J l 88. 0~~cCost:~.: ca:rior~I fM 1~~ breach and of etec:tlon 10 cause 1he (Seu. 1101 .. 107 u.c .C.) recorder of u ld cO<Jnly Z321 l South Pointe Drive
Publlslleo Orange Coe!~~~ ,.,~!T.~~~~--CURREY • Published Orange Coast i..1rn1ihing ol TWO C21 ticK-UP unders•gn,~d 1~11sel: said proJ":~Y 10 NotlCe 11 hereby given 10 credllora EXCEPTING THEREFROM, how• Laguna Hll11, CA. 1%653
Pjl Oc 8 2 N 983 ' 0 .1 p· Oc 25 26 N STVLETRUCKS sausy 111 0 gaions, en er.e-ol the wllhfn named trenslaror(1) eve•, any and all uclus1ve eaaa-(7'4) 581 6300 01 t 1 t. I , • ov 1, 1 . SOO Hewpot1 Cenler Drlv.. lull•• cu y 1101 l . , , ov. I. Addlltonal seia 01 the specif!· af1er 111e underS1gneo caused said that 1 bulk trenster rs about to be manta eppunenent 10 ell con· ~ •
SS51·83 Hewpoft !leech. CA. l2tl0 1983 5809-83 cations may be obtllned •t the Ot· no11ce or breach and of elecllon lo made on personal properly herein· dom1n1um units excepting said Unll Published Orange Coas
-------------Publl1hed Orange Coas1 Dally t1ce or tne Purcnulng Agent et 77 be reco•ded July 8 1963 as Instr etter described No 2 I now or hereatter referred to Daily Pilot Oct. 25. 26. Nov 1
P\8.IC NOTICE Pllol Oct 18· 25· Nov 1 8• 1983 PlllllC NOTICE F81r Drive. Costa Mesa, Callforn•a No 83•294336 0~ Olllclal A~0 ds In The name(s) and business address 1n the Deciarellon or tne Declar111on 1983 5769·83
-------------557o.a3 Bid• should be returned 10 the etten-the ofltce of the ecOfder 0 renge ol the intended trensteror(sl are es emended
FICTITIOUI aUllNllS SPl-tOM7 lion ol the City Clenl wllhln uid County NATHAN GOLDWATER 22726 Ven-ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM
NAME ITATfllll!NT Pia.IC NOTICE NOTICI OF ume limit. In 8 sH)ed envelo~. Said sale will be maat, DUI wllhoul ture Blvd . WOO<llend Hiils. Calli one hundred per cent 1100-.i.1 ol all
The following ~rson Is doing TllUITl!E'S IA.LE Identified on the outside wllh lne Bid covenant or warranty. ••Press or1m-9136~. WILLIAM T MILLER. JIM 11gt11s 10 011, gas and other
P\8.IC NOTICE
t>l.oslnttte es FICTITIOUI 8UllNlll No. 1'11151 Item Number and Ille Open1nii.Oa1e Plied. reg•rdl,,g lllle possession., or SOMMERS, 2300 HarDor Blvd l/G, hy\lrocarbon substances 1y1ng NOTICE OF DEATH OF
(Al DISTRIBUTORS INTER· NAME STATIMENT YOU Altf IN DIFAULT UN0e" A EaCil'I bid shell specify each and encumbrances. to pay tne remaining Coste Mesa. Calif 92626 undor, or 1"81 may be produced from JACK 8. BURT AND OF NATtONAL/(81 SPA PAl(S OF The lollowlng person 11 doltii: DIED OF TRUIT DATID Jllfr a , eve<y item 15 set tonh in 11141 specilt· Prlnclp11 sum 01 the noiecal secured Th• namacs1ano but1nH1 addreu the ab9v11 de&erlbed land, together PE TITION TO ADMINIS
AMERICA (CJ DISTRIBUTORS IN· bullnesa as 1M1. UNlell YOU TAICI ACtlON clltons 'Any end all eaeeptlonl to by .. Id deed OI Trust, with lntereSI ol the Intended t1ens1e1M(al ere With one hundred percent (100%) ol
TERNA TIONAL SPA PRODUCTS. BLOl~D VINYL RECORD CO • TO PAOTECT YOUfl PlllOHltTI. IT 1tfe 9911Cltlcet1ons must oe clearly 89 '"Hid note provided advanoes 11 ASSAO ABOUSALEH. 9 t4 t Orchid all rognts. 10 111e proceeos 11leratrom TER EST A TE NO. A · l %0338
INC . 1845 An1he1m Ave " 13-C, TIONK PUBLISHING CO . IOLI MAY •E IOLO AT A "'9UC IALIE. atetecl 1n tne bid, ind 1111ure to Mt any under the terms 01 S8Jd Deed 01 Drive. Coate Mesa. Cehl 92826 end one 11undre<I pe<~t ( IOO"lol of To all heirs. ben er1cianes
Coat a Mesa, CA !121127 LOI/Ell ENTERPRISES. KNOn IF YOU NllD AN lltl't.ANATIOM fOftll any Item in 1ne •peclfieatlona lrutl IMI, Charges and l•f)en .... ol That the property peftlnent hetllO al rents, oonu11ts and proflfl ICCTU• • d d t Nancy C Lee, 1a•s Anaheim Ave ENTERPRISES. 21842 Oceanvi.w Of THE NATU"I OF THI lh•ll be grounds tOf re)eetlon Of Ille lhe Trullff ind of tile trulla created I• described In gener•l u The build· Ing lherefrom. provided l'lowelle(, <re .1tors a n contingen • 13.c , Co111a Mesa, Ce 92627 Ln . H1.1n0119ton Beach, CA 928-46 PAOCl!l!OINO AGAINST YOU, YOU bid by Hid Deed of Trust 1ng, ell of the furn1tur1, llatur•, that Grentor w11vea 11no rellngulahes creditors or JACK B. BURT
This business IS conducted by: an Michael Gerard Knoll. 218~~ IHOULD CONTACT A LAWYIR. E.cn bid 111011 set 101111 the lull N Slid ~ale 9°~~J'810 f oriuesday, equlpmer11. Inventory, auppt111, the rig hi to uM or occupy or to enter and persons who may be
1ndlv1d1.1al Oceanvlew ln .. Huntington Beecn. On November IS, 1983, al 9:00 nemea end 1esldenct101111 persona ov~~ er • A • 81 Pm 81 gooaw111. traoe neme, and leasehold upon any portion ol lhe aurtace and otherwise interested tn t h e Nancy C. L8-CA 92646 AM , BENEFACT as <Suly appointed and par lies Interested 1n the lhe apman venue entrance to lntereSI ol lflal c;erla•n no1 d<>11 bU1I-said land, tor the purpose or drilling .
Th11 stalement was llled wllh the This business 1s conducted by an Trullee under a11d pursuant 10 Deed proposal 11 the bid 15 by 1 corpor. the CMc Center Building, 300 East neas localed a• 2300 Harbor Blvd. tor. 1uch 011. gas or otner will and/or estate•
County Clerk ot Orange County on 1nd•v1du81 ol Trus1 recorded August 3, 11181 as etlon s111e 1ne names ol the ollicers Chapman Ave Orange, CA unit .oG Costa Me$& Calll 92626 l'lydroceroon or mln&11l subllan<:es. A pell lion has been riled
Oct • 1983 M1cnae1 G Knon 1ns11 No •81. b001c 14165, page who .::an Sign an egreemen1 on At 1118 time of 1119 in1tlll l>Ubli-The ouSlness name used by the lor the purpose ot exerct51ng Grant· by JeanetU? Scharlin IJl the
F221RO ThlS Stetement wu flied With tl'le 1808, Of Ollle1ar Records. executed bel'lllf ol the corporellon and cet•on °1 th•s notlCe tne 101•1 said translerorls) el said locellon IS ors r1g1111 111ere10. as reserved In S Co rt f 0 Pubhsned Orange Coast Dally County Clerk ol Orange County on by BEYOND PARTNERS, A LIMITED whether more then one officer must amount ot Ille unpaid balance ot lhe THE HOT OOG PLACE dee<ls recorded May 17, 1972 In upenor u 0 range
Piiot Oct 11. 18. 25. Nov 1 1983 Oct 12. 1983 PARTNERSHIP as trustorc11. In the sign II the b•d 19 by a partnersnip or Obhgahon secured by Ille above de· Thal said bulk 1ranste1 111n1endect book 10129, page 657. Offlel11 Re-Coun tY requesll ng t ha l
5557-83 F227274 omce ol 1he County Recorder ot Or· a Joint venture s1a1e Iha names and scnbed dHd of trust and esllmaiod to be consummated al 1he olllce or cords, and f&Cordod Decem~r 27 Jeanelle Scharlin be ap·
Pubt1shed Orangt1 Cont Dally ange County, Stele ot Calllornle, addresses of 'au general pertners ~o~~'s:;~rses. and advances Is Betta Escrow Enterprises tnc . 505 1961 1n book 5957 pega 665. 01. point("(J as persona.I represen-
D1111111c NOTICE PllotOC118.~S Nov t 8,1983 WILL SELL AT PtlBLIC AUCTIONand101mventurers llthebldderlse 1 ' . N.JusttnAva.,Sullel60,Santa Ana, flc1alRecords . _ _. . · th ---=::~uuu==:::-====--l----------=5::6~7:_2·::8::3j TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH sole proprietorship or another enllly The total indeDted119SS Detl'IO an Cahlornla 92705 on or arter Novtif'n. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A tative l.Q..umtJUSter eest.ale FlCTITIOOI aUllNEll (pey1ble 11 time of Illa In l•wtul 11111 does b<.lslness under 8 flclllious estimeie on which the opening bld Is oer 7 t983 DEED OF TRUST OATEO August 27. of JACK B. BURT (under
NAME ITATEMl!NT Ml.IC NOTICE money olthe United S111 .. 1 •I. Front name. the bid shall ~ 1n the real f0m(,~':)'g"(;;'!o':,6°b~ain~ b~c;-11• Tnos Bulk Transter IS subtect to 1981 UNLESS YOU. TAKE ACTION the lndependenl Adrrunis·
The following peraons eie doing enlrlnc41 to Benelect II 22891 name of the bidder witl'I a deslg-r;:o I 1 8 ay ore Calllorn1e Un11orm Comm•rcl81 TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT tratlon of Est.at.es Act) The FICTmOUI IUllNEll Lamti.rt, Sulte.520, El Toro, CA. all nllton follOwlng Showing "OBA (the I 8 18 e Code Section 6 t06. MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE : business 15 NANI STATIMENT right, lltle and lnter•t con-..yed to fictitious nemel'" provided how-D•led. October 11· l983 The name end address ol the per-If VOlJ NEED AN EXPLANATION OF pell lion IS set for heanng In 31~~~.~RSA~~A~ldco~:~'b~a The following persons ere doing and now held by It under Mld Deed ever. no fictitious name shall be uted 001/E ESCROW CO son with whom claims may be llled Is THE NA TUAE OF THE PROCEED· Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civtc
Meu CA l2626 ' g. ' buslneu as· of Trual In the property 11tuated In unless there Is 8 current raglllratlon ~s s~1g ~e~':cE COM PA NV 1 Bells Eacrow Enterprises tnc , 505 ING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD Center Dr West Santa Ana SSP s' B S GIZA EQUINE CONCEPTS, 16412 aeld County end Slate delerlbed H : with the Orange County Rec;order In 'I· · ugen N Tuslln Ave Suite 180 Santa Ana CONTACT A LAWVER C 92701.. N. g'
m•ll u51nesa ystema. Ledon• Cr . Hunllngton Beach, CA. 426-271-13 case 01 corporations Include ihe By. Cindy Scnoonover Au111an1 C1Hto1nla92705,endlhe1Htd1yto; 9 Barlovento Court, Newport A on ovember •
Inc C.81.'.10'"18• 3183 Airway Ave · 928•9 Nortneulerty t6S '"' ol the names of th• Presld.:ii Sea•lllY Secretary llllng c1e1ms by any creditor 111111 be Beach, CA 92663 1983 al 9:30 A .M . 8~~en:e1· ~°!!.~'::"a~~ ~2~~. Olene Fortun•. 16412 Ledon• Cr .. Southeuterfy 83 feat of Lot 173 ol Treasurer. end Manager' · One C•ty Blvd wes1. Orange CA No11ember 4, 1983 wnlcn ls 1ne buSl· '(If a street address or common lF YOU OBJECT lo the
Celllornl• 717 N Alpine P Beverly Huntington Beech, CA 92649 N-pon Helghla, In tMI City ol Coet• The City Councn ot the City ot ~~:~s.8288 ness d1y before the consumm111on des1gna1ion ot property IS shown granting of the petition you
11 C ·902 0 ' A.L Huey. Route 5, Clovercrott. Meaa. Counly ol Or•nge, State of Coll• Meu reserves the rk,jht 10 dale SPflClfled above abOve. no warranty Is given u to Its '
H 11 . A 1 . tTn 37064 Celllornle, as per Mep reca<ded In reiec• •n or all bid• Published Orange Coaac Dally So tar es Is known to o ld In· completeness or correctness)' The should either appear at the
This 1bus~ess ~~conducted by 1 BB!bara A. Grltlltri, 2642 Ml. book 4 page 83 ol Mlacellaneou1 DATED bctober 20 · 1983 P001 Oct 18, 25, Nov 1. 1983. 1end11d Transter&e(s) said Intended benetic1ary under seld Deed 01 heanng and st.ate you ob,e<"· ~;a 11~~ 5ne~:0g,1 Presldenl Carmel Rd .. Parkton. Md. 21120 Maps In the office of tl'le County Publtshed Orange CoH I Dally Piiot 5634·83 Transterorta) used 1111 following ad-Trust, by reason of e breacri or de-tions or file written objec·
Th P 1 1 1 u filed 1111 the lllncenl Fortun•. 16412 Ledon• Rec0tder ot uld County Oct 2s !983 DlllD•IC NOTICE d1llonal business names and ad-lau11 1n 1h1 obtlgauons MCured i h h rt '--! 19 8 1 emen w "' C• . Hunllng1on Beecn. CA 92649 The street addresa •nd other · · S&OS-83 r""'-oresses Within the IJ1ree year• lu t ttiereby tietetolore ex.culed and lions W t l e cou '"""" ore ~r~Y 1~':;k 01 Orange County on T111a business Is conduc1.o by • common deslgnetlon, II any, 01 the pest Babe's Tell8a Style ChlM Oog1, delivered to the undertlgned' wrll· lhe hearing. Your appear·
F2211S22 general p•rtners.hlp real property descrlb.O above Is 1111111 IC NOTICE s•LENo,~0E 2,FA'"T 2300 HarbOr Blvd . oG. Costa Meu. ten 0ec1e1111on of Defeull and 0.-ance mav be m person or by Olene Fonuna purported to be 241 Coste Mau r ""'-" "" ~.-.,,.. Cehl 92826 mend IOf Sale. end written no1tce of • Published Orallge Coast Dall~ Thia statement was lltect wllti lhe St , Co1ta ~se. CA AND PAYMENT OF Oeted Octobe< t9 1983 breach end ol elec\lon 10 cause the your attorney.
Piiot Oc1 11 t8 25 Nov 1· 1983 bounty Clerk ot Orange County on Tile undefllgned Trustee dla· NOTICE INVITINO ill08 AISEllMEHT LIEN 'Assad Abouaeteh undersigned to sell H id property 10 lF YOU ARE A CR EDl -
5555·83 Pct 12, 1983. claims any llablllty for any Incorrect· Notice 11 hereby given 11111 Ille NOTICE 1$._Ha3EBY GlllEN 111at tnlended TransferllHl(s) satisfy said obllgaUons. and 11iar11· TOR or a contingen t creditor
F227250 ness ol the street addren end otn.< Board or Trua1ees of the Cout Com-on Novernbllf '15:""t983, et 10·00 a.m. Punllshll<l Orange Coast Dally Piiot alt•• lhll undersigned ceuMd aelrt f th deceased you must (ile
-------------Published Orange Coasi Dally <:ommon deslgnatto11, II any, 1h0wn munlly College Dlatrlct of Orange II 700 Civic Center Drive West. Su-Oct 26, 1983, notrce ot breach end of electlon to 0 e . h. h PlllllC NOTICE Pilot Oct 18, 2s. Nov 1. 8, t983 nartt1n County. C1Jlforn1a. wlll receive teal· perlof Court Clerk s Office, In the 5808·83 be recorded July 1s. 1983 11 1ns1r your da1m wit l e court or
-------------5873-33 Said sale wlll be made, but w1thou1 ed bids up to but no t11er 111111 11:00 City ot Santa Ana. County ol Orange, No 83·30627 1 01 0111c181 Rooord1 In present 1t w the personal rep-
FICTIT10UI •UllMl!ll DlllD•IC unTICE covenent or wB!1enty. •~preu or Im· am, Tuesday, Novemt>er a 1983 11 S1a1e of C11t1orn11. CHARLES E Dll-IC NOTICE the olllc• ol the Recorder ol 0r811Q• resentatlve appointed by the MAMIE ITATIMENT ~~ nv plied regarding title posses.Ion 0< the Purchaslng Department of 181d WEBER 1nd JAMES E DOBROn r~ County . h " , hs
Tile following perton It doing encumbrences,topaylheremalnlng college district located It 1370 JR . Altorneys II Law, 695 Town Saidaalewlllbemade,butwllhOUI courl Wtl In . ·-.. l
t>uelnus as· F1cm10ua IUllNEll prrnclpll sum ol tne note(•) MWred Adams Avenue, Costa Mesa. Ca.II· Center Drive, Suite 800, Cos•• N~r~~TJ(O TC:,.~e:,.o;;~:s covenant or warranty, expren or Im· Crom the date of first 1ss
CLASSIC LINES CALLIGRAPHY, NAME ITATIMl!NT by Hid Oee<1 ol Trust, with lnte<ett lornl1 I( which lime said bids wlll be Mesa, CA. 92626, (714) 5!>6·7640, (a.ce tt01_.107 U C C:) • plied, regarding lllle POIHHlon. or o f letters as proVided tn _
9372 Galesheed Or . HunUngton The followtng peraon II doing thereon, as provtd.O In Hid note(a). publicly opened and read for will Hll 11 public eucllon 10 the high-N 11 1 he b i · ~II encumbrances. 10 pay the remaining lion 700 or th e P robate Cod Beach. CA 92646 b<.lslnass as· advance•, If any, under the le<ms of PURCHASE OF TWO-COLOR est bidder for cesh end lawful money 0 ce s re Y gil/an ° or ors principal sum ot Ille no1~s) Hc:ured , .
Pamela Jeanne Blet-s. 9372 NEBULAE FINE ARTS ANO uld Deed of Trust. fMI. chergi. CONVERTIBLE PERFECTOR OFF· ol lhe United States. 811 payable II ol Iha within named lllnlfaror(al by said deed of Trust. wllh lnterett of Cahfornia. T h e Um e fo
Gllethud Dr Huntington Buc;h. CRAFTS, 9189 La Estrella, Fountain and expenHt or the Tru11M aod or SET PRESS, GOLDEN WEST COL· the time ol sate. all that certain real 111'~ 11 l>lllk transrr '' •bouh 10 be 85 in said nota provided •dvanoea 11 flhng clatn\S will n ot expire
CA 92646 Valley, CA_ 92708 the trus11 creatfl'j by Hid Deed of LEGE pro~IY snua1ed 1n the City ol ma 11 on persona property erain-any. under the terms ot Said o..o 'of r1or to rour mon\hs from the
Tills ous1ness II '°1iduc1eo by an Merrie Angeline Martino Marvin, Trust for the amount reaeonablV es-All bids ere to b8 in accordance Ir vine, County of Orange. State ot alte' datcrlbed 1rust lees charges ano expenl8I of P
1nd1vldual 9189 La Eetrelle, Fountain Valley, trrnated to 09 s1::,453 35 w11h the Bid Documents whlctl are Calllorn1a. de&erlbed as tottows The n&~s and d!r1"'"~ t1d· the T'rustee eno 01 the trusts created date or the heanng noticed
Pamela J Ble1we11 CA 92708 The ~nallclery under Hid Deed now in Ille and may be secured In tl'le Legal Description Unu 117 re-dresses or 1 8 inten trans erora b Sllld Deed ot Trust. abOVt'
Ttire slatement was filed wllh the This business Is conducted by an otTrus1 heteloforeexecuted arid de-olflc:e ol the Director ot Purc111.slng corded tn p11cel book 136. pag• 1, ~tPGA~C11E"sc~~~~ A~D 0S~~LL YSeld sale will be held on. Tuesday, YOU MA y EXAMINE the Count~ Clerk ot Orange County on 1n01vldu11 livered 10 the undersigned 8 written ol said college dlslnat, parcel 1, Orange County. California, 8 C • CA ven 11 e ar, November 15, 1983. at 2·00 pm 11 fl k t b th t If 0 Sept. 26. 1983 Metr~erv1n oec11r111on ol Default and Demand Each bidder must submit wlll1 hie ot M11cellaneou9 Maps. Olflclal Re· •n lemllnte, the c1111pm11n Avenue antrence to 1 e ep Y C: cour · Y u
F22Mll Thia s1111ement w11 llled Wllh the for Sal•. and a written Notice of o.. bid a cashier's ch8Ck, cetlllled cords Tiie locallon In Clllllornie 01 Ille the CM<: Center Building. 300 e.111 are intt>resled tn t h e estate,
PuOllth.O Orange 1 Coa1t Dally County Clark or Orange County on 11ult and Election 10 Sell Tne unde<· check. or bldd•• s bond mlde pay-The 11reet &ddres1 or Olhl< com-ch•~I e•ecu:;;: office or Prll1C'P111 Chapmen Alie . Orange. CA you may serve upon the ex·
P11o1 Oct 11 18. 25. Nov '· 1983 Oc:1 12. 1983 algned Geused said Nolloeol Default able to the order of tile Coes1 Com· mon des1gna11on ot sa•d real prop-~s ";8" ~ SAMt th• lnt•nded Al the Ul'l\9 of the inltlll publl-~·utor or administrator or 5550·83 F2272tCI and ElectlOn 10 Sellto be recorded In munlly College Ol1tr1C1 Botrd of erty IS 1800 E Garry St reel • 117, ri'"1 eror 1 ca hon ol this notice the 10111 '
Pubt1s11ed Orange Coast Dally Ole county where the r111 propetty '' Tru11ee1 In •n amount not 1e11 lhan San111 Ana, Calltornla 92705 All other bu~iness n1m':,'~nC1 •d-emoun• 01 the unpaid balance ol the upon the attorney ror the ex·
Ml.IC NOTICE P1ro1 OC1 18. 2S. No11• 1. 8. 1983 located ttve percent (5%) of the sum bid H 11 8111\l "le wlll be made wltf\oul dretsei used 'I the mien •rans-~bllgetlon 1M1Cured by trie above d• ecutor or adm in istrator, and 567 1·83 Date: October 20, 1983 guarantee m111 ltle bidder wlll ef)ler co11en11n1 ot wer1anty raga1dlng litre. :•r~r w1t,hln t~ree ye:ra 11111 ye~~s scribed deed ot trust ana etttmeted fllc with the coun with 'Proof
FICTITIOUI 8UllNl81 i-------------1Rel BEYOND PARTNERS Into the proposed Contrect If tne po11e111on. or encumbr1noe1. To 119 pea an er 81 nown ° 8 ~0111 eKpen1111 and advances le ( 1. • NAME tTATllHNT BENEFACT ume 111wareled to 111m. In 1"41 avent utl1ly the obligation Meured by end Intended ll!lntleree are. lee M, $t2 9·80 73 ' 0 serv C.'e, a Writte n request
The following persona ere doing P\alC NOTICE a1 tald Trustee ol lellure to •nt111 Into euch contrect, pu11u1n1 10 tne po-of ule con· ~~~~ ,fp~~IA~~E~ACUUM AND The total lndebtadneu bllng en staling that you d esire special
buttneu 81 flCTITIOUI au.,..11 By Cindy Taylor the e>roceeds ot the ctiectc will be !erred tn lllOH cer11tn C011dltlon1. The e( > d t>U 1 dd 8911mete on which the opening Old 11 notice of the !ihng of an ln-
PABADOX. 30100 Crown I/alley, NAME ITATllllNT 22891 L1m1>er1. Suite 520 forfeited, or In lhe cue of 1 bod. Ille coven•nll and restr1e11on1 detect •• 1 1~~"; ~= t 5 ~··:: 1 reaa computed may be obtelnec:t by cell· ventory and app~ment 0 Pko, Lotgim• NIQuet. CA 92877 The IO!lowlng peraon •• doing El Toro, CA 92630 lull 1um ttwlfeof wm t>e forleltec:t to of JulV 18. 1979 In BOOll 13233. Page ~ASTER':. ~UCTro~ns2~75.: ,:.:· no (7 l 4) 937-0966 tMI day belate f h ti Monika Klrklllld 23991 Eldet Ct builnHa 81 (1'141855-3788 nld coll~• dl11r1o1. 437, tt MQ . ol 0111e111 RecMd1 of • • he Hie est.a te IUl!lets or o l e pe · ~· NIQUtll, CA~ 112611 " MONIOUE 19721 canbtlrr• Hunt· Publl1had Orano• co111 Delly Pltot No bldd111 IT'•y wlthdtaw 1111 bid Oro~• County. CallfOfnt• POr~::~~e ~~=,~:.-r't1<;;:,,,11i:,~0 Dated: Ootobar 18, 1983 tlons or ICC'OUnts rne_ntiofwd
Horn• ~tdlohl1n, 23791 Pnero, 1ng•on e.aoti. CA. 92848 • Oct 25. Nov. 1. 8, 11183 IOf • period tor lorty·ll\19 (<Ill) dey1 No le• of Oel•ult Pl!lyment ot 1, deeor•t>ed In g-1•t•I H llaouumt NEWPORT HOME LOAN, INC. ln Section 1200 and 1200.S of
l.llQun• Hiiia, CA g28S3 watt8" Loult Btanken1hlp, 19721 5793-83 a1t1t the dale Ml for the opening e11e111rnen1 tlen under aald con· tmell •P l11neet end ~111, ~11i II Hid Tn.11tee, the California Problite Code.
fhll 1>v11neu 11 conduct.o 1>y 1 C1nberr1. Hunt1ng1on BHch, CA '"r.:'f B d 1 T 1 ,_..... dlllona, ~:;'ant~ •nd 2~V~on• rMlk• en:ftoaated et 20fs.-\ NPl>Oft B)'· T O SERVICE COMPANY, eoefll JEANEnE SCHARUN lllnltad partnar1ntp 92648 oar o ru1 -w11 recor °" une , " Blvd C t M CA 92821 By Cindy SCtioonover AN111ent
Monllt• Kttklend Tl'lts l>ulllnen 11 conouct~ Dy 811 Nil.IC M>TIC( the prtvtlege of r•leellng eny 111<1 ell ln11rument No 83-283 Ille ol ONlcie! Tilt B~!.~!-:ame uNd b Mid · Sec;ret•ry IN PROPRIA PERSONA
Thia l11t-t wu 1118<1 with Ille lflOMdual ITATl•NT OI ~:,::t.:,~i:a::..~;t:::~·:~i.:: ~:.d~o~':'gt~'::i>'c== tranlle<otl •I Hid loc:allon ta. kn.. One City BlvO WMt, Or~ ~ 19 Plat AVUH, s.Jt~ H7
County Clefll or Orange Counly on w L Btankenattlp AaANC>OMMeNT OF' Ull Of ding with Ille dlrectl\19 91~ 10 W•t Thi! .. l<I bUlk 1r1n•tet lt Intended 71.._&35 ~288 LoDf Bt1cll, CA. NIH
Oct 4• 1983 F12ID4 Tlli: s:!'':'.:'~7'o~H 11~:,:r ·~ ff1Cnmou1 au ...... NANI NOF\MAN e WftTSON Collt Property M111~1 Ser· to l>e coneummeted ., tM olfle• ot. Publtll'le<I Orano• CoHt Odv. PHot P ubt1J1ht'd ~ Cout Publl~ orenr cout Dally &,~n,~ 1~83 111\ge 'I rile 1onow1no ~'*°"' h•vt •b•ri· sacr•••rv. Boerd of Trutt"' vice, Inc. by the BOtltd ol Ot~tor•of :'ctr L•~111n;1/u~0~r,N I• 115: Oct 25, Nov. 1. 8. 11183 5111.93 !Daily PUot <Xt. 24. 2s. 31, fl!ll01 Oct I 1 18 2 Nov 1 1983 ' fJ27170 doned the UH ol Ille Flcllllout Buel• Coatt Community College Olltrlel Gerry PIUI Office Perk A11ocl•t1on Btuce"t .".c n.C Op pof I 9SS
' • ' ' MSI Name TUSTIN PENNY PRESS Publlthe<l Orange CoHt Dally Piiot On October 12 1983 wttlell 11 the • 01 a me11, ounty OI renge. · 5553•93 Publltlled Or•no-Cou t Dally 18374 lrvlne B111d., Tu1t1n, cA: Oct 25. Nov 1. 8. 1983 dete of tht 1n11111I p.ibllcallon of thl1 Calllotnl•, 112827 on or alter Novtm· Pta.IC M>TICE S74'4 -83 PHot OCI 18. 25. Nov 1, e. 1983, 92811() U07•83 Notice ot S•I• the tollowlng ~ 7 19113
-------------5e77-83 OWnet Terry L HlfWY 13101 rww amounlJ repret..,l ttie total amount Tnt1 bulk trentlet not tublect to NIUC NOTICE 1-------------iH.a.n, Senll Ana. CA 82105 01 the unpaid blltllnce o1 ,,,. obll-C1111ornte Uniform Commercl•I _______ .....______ PlaJ( M>TICl owneo Everett WOOdaon. 1192 "8l.IC M>TICE ~ e II on • • c u r • d'> by 111 • Code &ectlor\ 8 106
FICTITIOUI •UIMll Mllchell. 6.2.8, Tutlln, CA 9288() •l>Ov ... dMCrtbecl ptaper1y to be 1ola Tl'lt name llld 1.ddrMI of Ille I*· NAiii IT ATl•N'T FICTITlDUI •uttNtlH own« Arlerle WOodlOl'I. 1192 NOTICI lfld re11ton1D1y •1tlm1ted COlll. •1(• IOI' wtlh whom clalm1maybefiled1•
The following l*'llOn 1' doing NAMI •TATWlllN'T Mltch4111, •28. Tu1t1n, CA 92880 CHEllflON U.S.A. INC. hll •ti •P• pen .. t . •dvenc.-. r•tl)eOll11•ly; •nCI I.ff M. 8owcut, t55 Avenldl Del °""""8 .. TM lollowlng pettont .,. doing ow,,., Michelle Hl tvey, 1310 I PllC.tlOn pending bel0t• the Call· tucl'I otl'lllf' ... e..,,..enlt , penalllee. Mir. S•n Cltm.,.,., CA end IM 1811 AOCOUNTf<E£PE~S. 23 14 OOr· bt•llMM -N-1111190, Stnt• Ana. CA.112105 lornl• Cot11tel CoMmllll!Orl 10 ~-COlll and attorney·, 1 ..... May d•y IOt tltlng Claim' Oy any Cttdllor
,,.. 81., Cott• M .... CA ll28~~.. SAOOLIBACK PAINTING 8 OEC· the Flcll!lout lvtl,.,... Name , .. rnenc. lddltlOn•l ciean~ °'*' ~, ... ltom d•I• of lnltlel pvblf. •hall be Nollember II. 1983. wn~I 1• OltnM M OoneldlOO...t 805 D E O"ATtNQ. ~8578 Ill Toboeo. fetred to 1bove wu l11e<1 lt't Or1nge -tlor11 of 1t111no 1!1111« toc•tad ,,_, ICl tlOtl un1ll 11m11 or Hiii The uflC)llld 11141 1>1.ot1neHday belore theconevm·
Mobedi. W•t Covina, IJA. 91720 Ml11ton \lleto. CA 92891 County on Match 2 t. 1"3 mllea oll Illar. from 8 .. 1 heel\. CA ball l'ICe OI ODllQlllOl'I II 12,074.25, f'!lllion date llPllOllHld ebo11e
Tiiie Oulln4IM It cOl1Clucled by •n David lt.ett11 Pl'llHlt>•. 28&711 El Thia ooatneta w11 conducted by• ICl'le11rOl'I pf1n1 to dl1911Ce rvO~ 20 K!ott1 ot l 204 85 ••r.n•H Of •500. Oetfl<l Oeti>W 2 I, IH3
llldMCf\.ttl Taboeo, MIMIOl'I Viejo. CA 92891 ~n••I p1rt,,.,thlp ~..,f D<ttow mun lower tow wet., tor• tolel •mount o U .778 90 Malltf AvCllOl'I
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LllD ISLE
Traditional 3 Br, 3'1'1 Ba Bayfront, pier, &
float for fi5' boat Prired w seU $1.250,000
Remodeled 3 br , 2 bath + large rec. nn., beam
ceiJmgs. furnished, pattos. $420,000.
YllTI IEL Liii IA YFllllT
Fabulous day & night. bay & mountain
view. 1 Bdnn. 1 Ba. condo. Lowest priced
at $295,000.
llYSIDE PUCE llYFIDIT
Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 br, 2 ba up, 2 br,
2 ba dn. 2 boat spaces. Reduced-$1.500,000.
PElllSIU HOIE DCHIFIOIT
Ocean & jetty Views. Marme room. 4 bdrm. 3
bath, 3700 sq, h . 4 car parkrng. $1,385.000,
FAllllllS lllCH HILL TDP
New 4 br, 4 VJ ba. custom French Normandy
EBtate 1 2 prime acre hilltop Now $995.000
COIOllDD CAYS llYFIDIT'
Coronado Island cust. bayfront Jot 65' bvat
deck. Plans avaiL Now $370,000 wltrade
lllOWHElD HOIE
Near new 4 bdnn, 4 bath, lake Vll'W 3500 sq
ft. $440.0 0. Will trade for a local property
llLIOl COVES
Bayfront 3 Br 3 &, remodeled
rrushed & boat. $600,000
--------• PARK 0e1 Mar. CA 495-9637 210 • Bdrms. s725-i1360 Peaia1ala 2707 ... -....... .._._ ..... ,_ CREST i.E. Exclaaa1e 1600 ~r iBr. ;h btk 1q bay,·~ 61" 10 COLDWeLL
BANl(eRO Peninsula Pt-custom 2-sty bcn S45o mo 650-2493
4 Bdrm, 2'}, ba. Plan O. Cape Cod, bull1 1981, I Lge 1 br, 112 blk 10 beech
2·8lory living at Ill best quallry throughout. 1531 fy W/D No pers $625 mo.
·-·-•""""""""'.. Micro-wave, new carper, E Ocean $395.000 Sele yrly Craig 870-6500 recenltypetnted Move-In or trade for Income prop 651-1177 X204 wkd'-S, 675-9780 condition $205.000 ' PElllllUUYFRHT or beach t111er 851-tt12 Coreaa •el Mu 2722 ••• 1,000 Ownr/agt
2 Sr 1 Ba $656 avt now
duplex, pier dock & $450,000 6 yr old -WCHELeoM DfWVr see Sat 2:00-4:00 only Immaculate bayfronl ~l'sor WtLL:1EXCHANGE
sandy beach 1 a 3-car eolfy Pasadena CuSlom home' llYINI lronl apl 433 Iris garage are a few of t1u1 for comparable or lessor lireptace disnwasr, no per
pluses Bay & night llgh1 .._Sl•1177 home In good Orange L11Ha li1Hl 2252 2 Br 2 Ba Dpl~. bay view,
view or tne harbor from u County iocauon 2 br, 2 ba condo Gou new pa1n1. crpl, drapes
11v1ng room, format dining (213) 798·9005 course view at WeSI 9 A11a11 now S 1100/mo
room & kllchen lftWJOll ltacL . 2-169 011 while crptg. relrtg. lease Scott 720· t 105 OPEi 1-1 _ • washer. dryer. 2 car gar
Wl •• E••ay 3'IO MICHELSON e111vr Winter. On Seashore. 1 1s1 ctasst $800 499-2989 Bach So 01 nwy Wei bar,
-• 111v•NE Bdrm. den. uard, ulll '"cl no kll Quiel person only ••• tA•o ' Cape Co11e, 2 br. 2 ba. on $350 '"ct u111 673-3415 -· -lil t I la 1069 $500/mo, 213 •46·1639 Iha tennis courts walk lo --------· ••r• tac • f .. :. -beach S900 mo-lo-mo Coat• ..... 2724 11,sl."Es llH•H 1 urala .. e. 99 3 oo SPIC HI SPll 645-1812 5•6-9603 General 2202 Avail imm 4 • 4 bkr 1 Br 1 Ba roomy new .. If 1-1 a. 2269 carpet , drapes. lresh If neatness counts tills one -GREAf locatlon· o4 Br ewpor tlCa painr 382 Viclorta. blwn
could be lor you. Beaut•· upper unit w/mlnl vu 2 bd condo, ,>,, ba, pool, Harbor& Newport $425 fully decoraled and main-Ill OAIYOI Winte Furnished $950 lrplc d/w 1s1, tas1 & dep 851-9523
la'"ed 3 Bdrm 2 Ba on a CISTOM llOME NEWPORT CREST 2 Br • $895 213-596-1498
very quiet s1ree1 Priced 6 bedrooms. pool & spa, den end uni! wfdecks,
$r: 1g9.~rio75~-~191° n 1 Y view ot mountains & golf comm pool/1enn1s
course GREAT & 1100
•
SELECT FINANCING BIG CANYON Lovely &
~RTIES LllO RULTI tge. 4 Br • lam rm home.
r-n...,...,-,i; ' Totally remodeled. Guard hlboa-113-7300 gate Beautiful
2 Br 2 Ba luxury condo 1Br unlurn $475 mo •
$700/mo 213-912-9352 dep Newly decoraled
wtcnds/eves Corrine slove & rel11g, orr s1ree1
631 -3651 wkdys parktng Quiel ne1gh-
:Jbrf 2'1rba condo In Nwpl oorhood No pers. To see call 645-9604 Hgts $1350/mo. Lease or
1
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teasefop11on 851·9020
Super 1 Br. encl 1111. no
pers, relrlg, elec range
$'410 mo. 642-5964
El Tert UH
Serrano w00d1 2 81 1'X
Ba Condo. dal'lwahr
p11110, single gar1ge i
child. no pets $700 plus
$500 sec dep. 8l)i-0755
Agenl, no fee
--~~ HHt. ... ,~ 2740
2 Br Corner of Auntlnglon
& Baltimore. S675/mo
Ocean vu, voneybell. gar·
dener, quiet 581-9100
2 Story 2 BR -1 'ltBA, 2
blocks trom beach. gar-
age, patio $600 mo no
pelS 645-1682
SEIWllD
YILUIE
New 1 & 2 Borm lu•ury
aprs In 14 plans 1 Bdrm
from $565, 2 Bdrm from
$660 Townhouse from
$725 • pools, lennls.
wa1erra11s ponos Gas for
cooktng & neallng paid
From San Diego Frwy
drive Nor1h on Beach 10
McFadden and west on
McFadden 10 SEAWINO
VI LL AGE
1714)893-5198 Peaia11l1 1007 -------• S35
00fmo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • UYHIRES • WiterfrHt lle•H
UOELLEIT flOOME lmmac 3 br, 3 ba corner 131-1400
IAYfllOIT IOME 2 Br 1•,, Ba new pa1n1 & Specious Quiet 2 Br $515,
FOR LEASE• carpel patio, garage No 2 Br Twnhse $585 Walk
2 BR & lBR Apt 2 car home on eKlra large 101. 2 Br, Penn $700fyrty
I $25.000 under appraisal S I WI t garage. EKce lent '0• (805)969-2875/646-6325 •••er 1 er cation 'ft blk from Bay R11t1l1
Priced rtghr at S295,ooo HY Tiii WEEIEll .IAOllS HAL TI
OWC papers For more IN BAVCREST FROM
lnlormauon OWNER 4 br. 3 ba, lam-PROP ll&IAIEMEIT MEL FIOH 1ty room. ofl1ce, pool l14/lll-t1ll
6Br 6Br. 5000 sq 11 pels $550/mo 548-1377 to beach 960-8656
Pvl bch 8 boar slip• 2 Br 1 Ba Apr enctsd gar-Ll..f8H leacla 2741
Ari 955-1055 675-5535 age crpl s d rapes 2 0f apr, r'\.ll&r beach. urH
Ill OAHOI COllO 5550lmu 24 t·9B05 _ Pd $700/mo No pets
2 Br 2 Ba overlooking 2 Br. 2 lull ba. nice, Quiel, 499-2690
golfcourse Private gar-encl gar 622 Ham111on La~-.alii-tHI 2m
age $1225/mo Martha 548-0477. Ron _
PlYILlll RULTIR $320,000 Open sa11Sun C-0108-1 .ael Mar 2222
• ' Owner/ag1 955-0809 2br/2ba/ So of Hwy No CLASSIF IED 642-5678 ~!~~~l~I!!!!~!!!~!! Ill 11•0 11·6 1924 Holiday Ad. • . ________ II'!'_________ ~~~~~~~~~~ aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilt pets. Furn/unlurn $900.
CtrtH ••• Mali0!2 IOLF OOIHE VIEW 2131355-1597 /466-7745 111,100
TOTAL PlllVICYI
Macnab 644-6200 -----.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •CEAN Vu Corido N-3Br 2ba, frpl, pool, steps 2Br apt, 2195 Miner st ..
New cpts, drps, pa1n1
Osl'lwhr, srove & relr1g
No pers, $650 mo. + sec
dep. To see call 645-9604
bch $950/mo 551-0585
IOLF CIHSI OHIO Upper end unll 3BR, trg
porch. w/d, refrlg ere
Aeclec new carpets. new
drapes, 2 car wfopener.
soil w81er paid No Pers.
$875 mo (7 1<1) 770· t950
Iner al 1002
llSTllY
1272,IOOI Harbor VI-Homes. 3 Br
2 Ba, separate family
room and formal dining
Freahly palnled, newly
carpeled and In a gr~a1
l<>Calion. Assumable loan
of S 195,000 II 1 We. Ask
fQf M ullyn Bulkley
e.«-7020 u• HAL llTATI
•llPW Only 1 t years n-this lrg
duplex with two 2 Br units
w/lofts. Owner's unit Is
t900 sq.ft has flreplace
&. ramify room. Ottier unit
la 1500 sq.ft. Owner will
hnance wl good down
Make olfer. Asking price
S380,000. 631-7370
TR\01110\,\1
foll ,\I T \
IUAllLllll
Lovely and spacious is this
4 Bdrm, 2 ba1n family
home Ttie carpet Is less
than 2 years old as 1s 1he
pool and spa. Owners ~ motlvaled. Asking
PEii.
Oceanfront home,
Ba. frplc, dbl gar, ... car
FIXER
COSTllESl A t>eaurlful condo lucked
away In a "Quiel private
corner" 2 bedrooms. 2
bath, spacious counlry
kllchen, dining area
Family area with brick
fireplace, two patios A
quiet bargain $99,950
Cell for showing
546-23 t3
parking. Reduced lo $114,900 or St 12.000
$550,000 ll11er Buy before owner llPLEX fixes and save $5,000. 3
3 Br 2 Ba each unit. steps bedrooms, H'• baths.
to beach & shopping. Pool & Spa See now and
Priced at $275,000 !lave 546-2313
642-2253
THE REAL
ESTATERS
associated
9 110KEllS llfllL r o11s
l01' W Bo•bna ~' l I•& I
IEST OOllO VALUE -----1 Sll,0001 Dalebout Assume $51,000 loan at Bay & Beach 8'1r% 2 story. 2 Bdrm
Real Estate 1 condo wllh a corner hre·
place tna1 ads cozy
•oL u ,.ru•cc•uHG• siH<:t 1"' warmth Grear toca11on
IEWPOllT IUOll
Spacious and chffrful
Four bedrooms Formal
dining room Reoenlly re-
modeled kitchen with
skylight Lovely hard·
wood floors 1hroughout
EJccellenl school dlslflC1
Very near & clean
646-717 t
THE REAL
ESTATERS
Large 101 great for chll· ---------1 dren $250.000 IPNRTlllTY
131-1300 knocks often when you
use result-ge111ng Daily
Pilot Classified Ads 10
reach the Orange Coast
marker
Phone 6'12-5678
THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
llEWPOllT HEllHTI
1-3 LOT!
Excellent area Walking
distance 10 n-shopping
cenrer Includes a cnarm-
1ng 2 Bdrm home plus
bachelor un.r Each In-
cludes a double enclosed
garage & alley access
Grear po1enua1 Full price
only S 145,000 &46· Ti'1 I
THE J<EAL
ESTATERS
To place your meseage
before lhe
reading public.
phone
Dally Pilot
ClaJJSlfled, 642 -56 7 8
H•MtlE ORIEi Sweeping lawns, mature CHARMING 2Br. 2Ba, gar-,,_ trees • acres of space age, grdnr $950 mo Probale sale Cheapesl on open 011 taliced terrace 644-2311, 6•0-7085 lhe market $275.000 851-8767 and prlvare spa of rnls WATERFRONT 4Br 4ba
lovely and lnlrtg1ng 3 wtsllp Avail now $2800
Bdrm, dining room nome. mo 1o mo. 955-2473 OOUll.IETTYYIEW
200 Blk '40' lot. 3br -den,
3ba. yard, compl relurb
$499,000 2 t 7 .Jasmine
Open Sar/Sun 1-5
Owner/agl 673-5551
C11t1 Me11 1024
141 HOIESTH ST.
3 BR 1 ba. lge R2 IOI. RE·
OUCED lo S 136.000
Owner will assist flnan
ROBINSON AL TR
548·5647
2 Br 2 Ba 2 Story Condo
10% down Now only
$103 000 Dockside A E
840-8208
HUT FUllLY HME
5 BR • den. hreptace. dbl
garage Needs some touch up Owner rrans-
lerred. S 123.500.
Rey MeOar"•J llltr. 1810 Newporl Bl. CM
Hl-llH
Set on the edge or the __ _ __
San1a Ana Country Club, Nr new 2Br 2ba. 2 car gar
lhls unique nome is well Balcony Lease $850/mo.
priced at $275,000 551-4693 alt 7pm.
142 1200 Coata Nt 11 ~2=2=24
A PETE BARRITT
··· REALTY
3 bd, 2 ba, wflmly rm.
Comp Relurb $t100 No
Pers. Water and Gard
furn 545-3627 or
642-4873
3 BR. 2 BA IMMAC. I•--------hptc. dbl gar small yd
Here 19 a BEAUTIFUL 4Br
3' •Ila. lam rm frml din
rm, ulll rm & hv rm
w11r ate 2 car gar pool 1n
beaut Dover Snores
Very good assum hxed
ra1e loan Casn dn 10 toan $335.000 ph
642· 7053. 660-<1'455
JASMllE CRiii REDUCED 10 $279,000
2Br den. assumable
91,•-. loan 640-6188.
83 1-8638
S925/mo Agt 759-134 1
4 Br 2 Ba 1mmac. nu
paint. wlpool & bay view
Bkr 642-3850
ORAMA TIC 3br 2'">b8 nr bch Xlnl area $975
646· 1035 or 645-9095
Eslde Apt trg 2 Br 1 Be.
ups111rs. enclad patio,
dswhwsr S525 NO
PETS 329 University Or
548-0648 eves btwn
7-8PM
4Br 2Ba 6011120 lol al· tached gar All pkng Peninsula Pt-custom 2-sty
S96 500 call 646-8386 Ceptt Cod. built 198 1
WILIHS
' quallly lhruoul 153 t E
EASTSllE • ASSIME Ocean S395.ooo Sate or
BIQ Canyon 1ownhome, 3 Br 2', Ba. $ t500/mo 26 2 brdowns1a1rs. garage
Canyon Island 640-527• V1ctor1a/Ca nyon No
dogs S530 631-6812
IOYEll SIOllH 2 Br $650/mo Twnhse. Exec 4Br 3ba 2 srry family home Sep. maids qrtrs lrptc. wtd. attached gar-
Frml dining. 3 lrptcs. t In age, pool, spa, very quiet
mslr bdrm Pool/spa, 3 63t·4984
car gar 1326 Sanllago 2 Br w/gar crp1s waler
Or $3000/gardener Incl paid 636-4120 1-5PM
6•'1·7"24 Bllr 1571 'B Orange $475
Dover Shores View Hm * 2 Br 1 Ba, pvt patio. e
3500 slf. 5 brs Pool/spa, gar, DIW. tndry rm. $500
3 ca1 gar $2500/mo. 1 yr 548-9084. 540-5446
tse. 673-7499
Harbor vi8w 2 Br 2 Ba
Den, Formal Din Rm.
lrptc. commry pool NEW
CARPETS Av11ll Nov
I SI s 1250/rno
BY OWNER 673-3251
IEW31EHIOI Totally remodeled 3 Br
1' r Ba 1ownnouse aprs
O/W pa11os kids OK no
pels $695/mo For rental
applica11on 645-6646
, $425 1 Br relr1ge no pets Lg 2Br. 2 '>Ba ocn view. 2 patio 731·C 181h St
car garage $850 mo 673-7787 557·6689 eft 6PM
Lido Isle 2 s1ry, 3 Br. 2 ba. lllTAIT tit format din rm s 1650/mo S525tmo 2 Br 1 Ba pool, 644-4895 or 6'46-7922 laundry room. close 10
---sl'IOpplng 1'49 E Bay St
Lrg 5 Br Harbor View, nu TSL M&•t 142-1IOI 11pp11ances Cli>.l.ll paint •
S 1700/mo ~6 Por1 $675 2 story, 2Br Elegant
Claridge 494 1840 Em· fwnhme Good IOC81•on
er aid Bay Ally Near new Pets & children
Nr Lido shops & beacn 2 ok Agl 645-9850
N.Wrrt hacla 2m
PIH'-IEWPORT
IPIRTlllENTS
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING
IN NEWPORl BEACH
Singles 1 & 2 Bdrm AP8f1·
ment11 & Townhouses
from $660. \Ask about
designer furnished unlls)
On Jamboree Ad 81
San Joaquin Hills Rd
144-1100
3 Br 2 bs. be8Cfl 2 blli:s
lrptc gar No pe1s Ava11
Nov $775. yrly 645-1682
JBr $850 mo 2Br $725
mo Steps to Ille bch
lrplc. view 898-2801
S795/mo 3 Br 2 Ba
upper unit, garage, w /d
hk-up. 3 btoclla 10 baach. all bll·lns
208 Lugon1e
TSL Mc9tl 142-llOI
BEACH YEARL V di,_ 2 Br 2
Ba lrp1c sreps lo beach
ocean w gar S790tmo
2 13 I 420-8660
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
TR\Dt T 10\AL
RL\l.TY
People who need People
Thal'a what lhe
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE DIRECTORY
Is 111 aboutl
3 Bdrm, compl remodel 1raoe for income' prop or
Close -to ahopst&sents beacn h~er 675-4666, ~~~~~~~~~I c_1_a_ss_1_11ec1 __ A_ds __ 6_4_2-_5_6_78 s 129.900 Agt 1)46-3627 651 1112 Ownr/Agt = SC Plaza condo 2Br 1' • p 1350
ba Just No In San 18 iii aiiciieiiaiitiiiiii"='=iiiiiiiiiiiii Ana 5-10% dn $87,500
I provide qualified people
10 renl your properly
TRW reporl. • appll·
cation lorm • pro-
tess1onally drafted lease
lorm ollerlng you mu1.
mum prolecllon Call
Pere Johnson 631·t266
Br, lam rm. 111ce patio, Condo. park selling with
Clbl gar w1worl11oom & view 1 Br w/loll pa110.
lndry $950/mo also blllns :.pa lodry rm. gar
a v a 1 I I u r n 1 s l'I e d From S700 1s1 & S300
2 13-339-9383 9-5 wkdys sec deP to move tn No
pets 631 6107
Brand new 2 master su11· es. eacn wnh lull tiatn &
mirrorea wardrObl'$
ceramic 11te k11chen brick
hplc large sundeck
laundry nk up $800 No
pels 759.9194
lr4)
Ullllll Utnllt
WITllUllllW
European fMllng through·
out this wonderfully re-
mO<leled home on the
water Pter/allp fOf 54'
yacht easily accualble
from trge deck and patio.
Pool and spa Included
with this 5 bedroom
home at a fair price.
$850,000 L H. CALL for
an appoinrment 10 He.
831-1400
PllllllU MPLDS
..... 1114..-.
NMd• some l'Cc -but
owner Is Nger '°' an offer on this beach
dupte11. Furnlahad !or
summer/winter renl81s.
Walk by 122 25th St. &
call 83 t-t400 for details
Also. 3 bedroom & den
home, 3 bath• & muter
suite + cute bacl'lelOf ap1
with loft. Both have
patios. t block 10 bay or
ocean. Sold furnished for
1219,000. Drive by 206
t5tl'I. and can to see In·
side.
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IA.i\TIHIH11'11
llCl"11 ... ·-· REAL ESTATE
131-1400 ......
Lge 3 bdrm Older tmly
hOlne on huge IOI Exial· 11'9 R1A k*! at only 8 5%
lnt«llll 75t-t501
WALKIR6LEE
Reallltllle
.lllTUml
Ill
YllYIPIOllL
A truly out11andlng 2
bdrm. condO OV«fOOlllng
exolu1lv• 819 Canyon Country Ctub. e.autlfully
oecorated )!With 1av1111 uM
of wood, glaM and mir-
ror• Bepnlly paneled
d9n, llrtatlld formal din·
Ing arM and • 1111
gourrntt lcltehtn Tr.e's
1 VIEW lrOfTI ev«y rooml
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17141 '7)·4400
fllJI ta .. 1111
HARIOR
YOUR AD IN THIS
SECTION IS
REACHING
108,777 HOUSEH9LDS
261,064 READERS
COMPARE*
OUR CLASSIFIED RA TES
DaHy 108,777 25¢
Pilot
Santa Ana
Recister
Newport
Enslen
The
Pemysaver
Circulation
49,000
Circulation
52,000
Circulation
80,000
Circulation
per thousand
63¢
per thousand
soc
per thousand
49C
per t~ousand
Rates Based On 3 Lines -7 Times
Q •euect On Competing
Clrculatlon In Piiot Market ..
•
Discount pis or price I lllTS 556-18261775-2580
Da.....,.iat 102'
OCEAN VIEW Townhouse
3bf 2'hbll 1750 sq 11
$156.500 Xlnl financing
owner 71'4-240-3102
Raat. hacla 1040
IWPAHIUIE
Lovely • br, 2 be, frplC
St29,500 Msg 962-0288
hriae --Toff
Super elghtplell., each wlln
3 Bdrm, 2•11 Ila, double
garage w1th garage door
opener S700,000, as-
sume financing 12•,o,•1.
Terrific Investmen t
$795,000
ll0-1100 -COTE,~,
REALTY
New delu11e Condo 3 bd, 3
ba. Balcony, pallo. Lrge
lrplc elc. agl 673-5354
NEWPORT HGfSJBr,
2''rBa, ram rm, lrplc,
bllns $860 mo. 5'48-0397
llWSPlOIHS
U•H -411HllMI 2' • balh. 2 car garage
Good toe Never lived In
$1250/mo 63t-7054
On Ille Pentnsula 3 bdrm,
1 ba 2 13 391h Sr Yearly Easrs1de 1u,, 1n p111e loreSI
$800/mo 650-7281 Lge IBr. frig. dl w, bale.
--. -b encl gar. ges Incl PENINSULA. 2 br. 2 a, $465fmo Agt 64'2-184'4 new palnl inside & our, 1 ' ·
blk from ocean & bay, Frpl pool prvl patio
$850-$875 mo 2 br, 2 bll, dshwsflr X-LG 1 Br 011
2 blks from ocean, S tOOO Easrslde $510 557-284 I
mo BIG CANYON 3 br, 2 --
bl. 11500 Ferguson & l•STm Ill
Henn Real Est. 842-1183 2 Br 11~ Ba Townhouse.
-, enclsd garage. pallo, Split level 4BA, 2 "iBA. In S585tmo. + $275 sec
Easlblufl. dbl gar" nr 101a1 move 111 cost Greet com In pool' 1250 mo Mr toe/clean
Harris 660-1895 wkdy 23'46 Santa Ana Ave
SPYGLASS Ridge 5Br. vu, Tll MIMT 142· 1101
NYH/WESTOLIFF 2 Br. 1 Ba. nu cpl/drapes
tlll·lns, pbol. $695/mo
645-6646. 9.5
Lovely 3 Br 2 Ba~
bch, no pets S 1000/yrty
650-1706 aft 6PM
NO FEE /I.pl &. Condoren-
lalS VIiia Rentals
675-4912 Broker
OCEAN VIEW
2 Bdrm. $1100 lease
STUL ITll --,-.-.-E----I Nov 1 st Shrp lrQcBr 2 Be
O'" flm & Fem Rm. quiet
3300 sqll, $2500 mo ----
64-4-4900 or 640-1136 IHTAIT 111
1°('e"Bii:;iis: 3 Br, 2•;. ba, $'466/mo 2 Br 1 Ba pool,
Agent 631·496(
Pnsuta 1t lra 102'ifr"
sundeck, yrty $745 mo
552·0853 or 675-2536 3 bdrm on golf course. PlllllCHE cu l-de-sac, lrg yd 2 story Twnhse, 2 oar gar lndry rm. close to shops,
sale I Now only $2 t0,000 Your choice • 2 bdrm, 1 smoker, cl'llldren ok.
Price stashed for qulc~Llve In one · rent the olher w/grdnr, pool prlvl. non
Own/bkr 752·8870 ba ••ngte slory or 3 bdrm, $950fmo. 546-2336 S 200 beam celling 1 /mo 2272 Maple St 650-0504 720· t566 TSL Mgmt 642· 1603
Outer 2 Br, 1 ba. pallo, gar
pool, no pets. 1601-C
151h St. Nwpl Hgls
$600/mo 645-7355
---------. 2 bath 2 story Ideal
FOf Ctas1lf1ed Ad
ACTION
Call a
Dally Pilol
AO-VISOR
642-5678
Have somelhlng 10 sell?
Classified ada do 11 welt
Ea1ts1de locatton
$16,800 gross Income
Jusl llsledl 759-1501
WALKER&LEE Rat Estate
~.
Singles dellghtt 2~ nuge
t>onus room large mod·
ern kllch brkfal nook cus-
rom decor 1111 ullls pd
ONL v $'100 1 $50 secur11y
tee 537·5027
Saatl 0 Large 2 Br 2 Ba new
3 Bdrm, 2 Ba POOL carpet & drapes. fresh
home. near Weal· pelnl 382 V1c1orla blwn
mtns1er/Newhope, lncd Harbor & N-por1 $525
yard & garage. Ktd11/pe1s 85t-9523
ok $775. Agt, no fee. Large 2 Br 2 ti8fiewly
Sornersel Clly Home 863-0755 redecorete'ct Pool No
VE As A I L L E s PENTHOUSE 2 Br, 2 ba,
oceanvlew, turnkey 1111-
tng Sec. comm poor, spa
etc S890tmo. Bonnie
Barrington 1gt, 675-8000
or 64'4-0452 Baker/Bear. beaut. 3 br, W t • t 211 pels S-465 673-0684 2'" ba. 2 yrs old S900 ti a1a1 H _ __ __ __
642-8663, evs 544-9658 • Bdrm, 3 Ba. 2 s1ory, LIGHT & AIRY 3 br, 2 bl lollliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --32 po o I nea r G G upper, bit tns. pools. sec 1CK9 El Jore . Frwy/Edwards, garage & guard. Nr SC Plaza $675
HOME FOR RENT fenced yard. Kids 8 pels mo 645-3866 lewrrt leacla ICK9 •••rrt leacla
VILLI BALBOA
Professionall y decorated, furnished
& unfurnished units are now being
offered for sale Prkes range from
$189,000 to $195,000 H interested.
please call 645-6459
JRL PROPERTIES
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El Toro 4 Bdrm. $825 ok. $800fmo 863-0755 Lrg 1 Br 1~B-a-. _n_e_W_I)
fenced yard 8 garage Agenl. no lee redec . pool, w .atde
Kids 8 pets welcome I IL,::--$395 673-0884 863-0755 Agent, no lee I _.
---.ii'liTii Jalad 26CK NEWLY PAINTED Haat. hac~ 6240 2 B I B 1 Part! u111s peld. garage, pool. no raprw ayv-)' pels ................. ill I + lltlSI 1121 !urn S7501mo Aeglr 2 Bdrm tBe $530-$555
Fully equipped kltch brl<lat Properlles 675-4000 1 Bdrm S435-S455
bar. cuslom decor. large a • ...-.,.-, I a. ,.. 301 Avocado 642-9850 fenced yard. greal area. ,... ... ae•i• ltrl ••••
EZ move tn • $50 secur-lalltN 1 Bdrm $445-S-460
lly lee 537·5027 Ptala11l1 2107 241 w Wiison
4 Br 2 Ba. pool, frplc, near AltreGt bach conv ioc Sep 63 1-0980
Go I d• n west Co II full kite $375 yrty, Incl uUI. Nice 2 Br 2 Ba. No pets
$875/mo. 968-0547 or desire quiet, mlo-amkr $'495/mo Avail eppro11
241 ·9'489 873·580'4 Nov 5th. 760· 1418 or
-HOME FOR AEN'f COZV 1 BR $450 642-7628 evea or wkndt
Hun11ng1on Beach 3 Bdfm, 111 & fast • dep Refa Olive TrHA'Pia
$750 Feneedylrd & gar· 873·5•89 wllnd or eves 2 Br 1 ·~ Ba Twnhae, crpll.
age Kids & pe1s we!· ........ 24 drape• dahwahr UP·
come 883·0755 Agent, Cnta .... 6•6'1 dated 1(01tct1en, Starilng 11
no fee Eu11lde B a ck y a rd S605/mo. 71'415•8·7367
Lovely • br, 2 ba, frplc. Bacl'lelor Apl. W/D, ulll
lanced yard, dble gar Nr Incl '275 mo. 541-31~ II Tll ILlff
park & lake $825 mo. ...1 ... hae~ · 141 Quiet 2BR 2BA c.loM 10 Refs Lva msg. 962·0288 bch. D/W, din rm. frpl, __ ____ t r 1r111er 11 Treasure pello, encl gar , $625 mo
ocean front condo on tallnd. ocean vltw. $450. 2163 Peclflc:, C.M Cell
sand 2 Br hld•a·way In 213~433-999 t. _ m"r Jeff 548-4530 lul\ury 11curlty bldg, --"
pool, Hunt $700/mo lltl 1 __
751'5989 P9NTRIDOE COVE. 2 Br 2
Stepa 10 sandl Sty1t1h
2 1 bonut room. Cheli
kttch eu~ plusn decOt
all 11tll1 PAID 1395•1$0
HCurlly tee 537-5027
•Wn1r c HI B • co Nb O n •a r
A ll\9C, quiet, furn. cleen Baker /Bristol. lnctoa
$t000-l l 100 875-•eea waahartdryer. refrtge,
OCEAN VIEW mlcrO•"'fl\11, •l•c g.r
2 Br-Total Lu~uryl door opnr . fr pie .
l.N $1500 Ag1 63t·U80 d1hw1hr. pello. gH & Whal a Wonderful WOfld --- -waler peld No pet a
FURNISHED or
UNflJRNISHEO.
ALL UTILll I(~
PAID. HCALTH CLUB~ lfNNIS
SWIMMING. ptu~
much more' ~orry.
no !>fl~. Modeb
opfn diuly 9 to 6
Oakwood
G•rden Ap<11r1ntet1U
N~wport Be<11ch So.
1700 16th Strtet
(.it Dover)
642·5'1)
Nt wport BHdl No.
880 IMnf ~vtnut
(<11t l6tti)
645·110<\
laata Aaa 1'111
2Br Condo, h48a. f car
allached gar1191, ptitlo,
poo1 &. spa .,.... seso
mo. 5•Q-92 t3 wlldV-
or ShoPPlng, r1gt11 II WllTU lllTALI p1111t. $860 Agt. no '"
your fingertip• ev8f'Ydayl Slept from ~eeh: Qlf· 883·07!5 CediUM:e 10 Go.Carta
Oally PllOI Clu11fted age/carport Xlnt loo !103 Whatever tht Fed Adi To plac• your Id 33rd St. N 8. a111n11 eny111tftQ wun • Roll 'em o" tht matket
c.11 &42·6e71 end ltl I 3 Bt 2 ea 1700/mo Diiiy Pilot Claullled Ad With a CIMelfled Ad
Clu1Uled Ad·lltlOf netri le a almple rnettet
you N 8 f'Nlly , 176· 18'42 L~lu;;:•=t ::cel:-1--6--·4..:.2·....:~-:::78=.==l==C=al::\ Nowt=='4=2=..st=7=1=..:·
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, October 26, 1983 C7
iiiMiii'iii";;th;;la;':;;;b;;tn;;miiiiil Aa1bl1 Ct•HI C11c11t1 a ......... In ~rlveway-Parklng Cot "c'!"on~e~re~t~e•. '"'m~a~to~n""'ry~. "h""a"t·'"'""mmi.., ________ ..,. .... ._ ____ """'tl!1Pi1 .. ci'l'liiit1iiijiialiiiig"""--lle9ta1 l=-'•••la•tla••1...-----1Pla8"a1 ''" ltmct
$217 d R I S I I k KITCHEN DESIGN: Need ••·-·•ta• KoelN's ctEXNINB - --
, S&S Asphlt 63 t-4199llc bflc.k. Llc'd. 675•2826 Pans or ti-O< remod. REAS. RATES. FREE SERVICE: a th0<oughly • n-ua ty paint ng, fair • -" n ,..... Per a~ epa rs· •coat ng wor , loundallona. Block, I I 5-* & 1 .. -. Q 11 1 2• ... U. 1••·1121 DOUGHER!90 BROTUEaa
That' a ALL you pay or a kitchen? CALL CARYL. EST.(714)241•1235 clean hOUM. 540-0857 Seti quallty. 25 yr. e•p. prloas. FrM att. Call WATER.,.EA TEA Special Tr-. landscaping & ci.an
30
day ad All Types· Repair. Resurf, Ctraaic Tilt 642-0355. Ral11anoa1 -• ... ..., Lie T -118,428 730-1363 John any11ma, 631-2050, Pool hNlers•Furn-. ups. 21 yrs e11p 642-3657
Seal coat (SLURRY MIX) El u•~ __ .._., •Fauoata•Ol•POHI•• = .. --.1,, In Iha Comm . Reaid., Reas. CUSTOM TILE SERVICE fflrinl "l'l" ........ ioiilliiii_____ ...... STARVING COLLEGE RALPH'S PAINTING I "'
DllLY Rates. Free estlmbtes. Qual. workmanship, raas EtectAlclXN· Home alr1-Carpentry ILUIUll STUDENTS MOVING co 1n1/ext. Rau Uc'd. Cout Plumbing & Heating ~APERS THESIS I n
645
•
4269
or 645•00~2 prices. Wray 547 -8322
1
· Priced Cablnats-Elec-Plumblng We do thormh work. Re-Uc T t 24-436 Insured Free ett 841-3588/24 hr Replpat. Haat8f Service ST AT. Eicec biiground
PILOT Fl I tragrchet. olrraa11ma"1111Jmobasta. Lonie, Fencing. DON 966·0149 lltbla & R~F . With com-64 t-8427 . Custom Gr•nhk:a/Mur·•s Call 642-8989 S ( ..... d ) 8"•730• l•~qittia~ . . oors, pat os. sho-rs, plete citrpal & houaa· WATCH US GROWi .... .. ue .. " ys '7V" .. ....,-..,_-P.'1~-'--~---t countertops Free eat. 39 21. 673-0359 PAINTING-CARPENTRY clunlng, windows dooe Quality lnt/exl painting Drain• clear from $5/25 Typing/Word Prooaalng
SERVICE
ABY 1niNG Reas. rates. 559-8150 REPAIRS-Gary 645-5277 ... FREE. CALL TODAYI Pilat a1 for your tiome or bualneaa Repair faucets. dlep, etc. All business, schbol & pat· ~~5';'.Y ~=· nr ~~~~J~a82 .,c~··~·~l~f•.,,•~r..,....,.,..,....,-I !.s~!b~Tll0~~2~ PTL 540-5654 flll Free est. Randy 962-7519 851-9604M&M432·0500 sonal projects. 851•1041
DIRECTORY .. i •• I .di
'•t Classic 1926 Ford Woody laalla1 HOUSECLEANING by Rrchar~&l~~rl Lie Pa No Boss
10
Support Sall , .... Cit 1
RESID/COMM'L/IND ---.'lli!IP· fl!""'l'!l'!I'!___ EXP'O GOOD REFS 2806 . . amp. Sr lie 1'319450 Joe -.."""--..p;;;;.i~..,.-1 Chauffeur IOI' weddings, · DUMP JOBS & • · 44. 14 yrs of happy art ng nl8f n ,... · plus the IRVINE MIRROR ·N-cabinets cahine1 proms etc $50/hour 20 yrs. Do my own worll. SMALL MOVl~G JOBS Glad)'t 546-5471 14-9pm) local customers HANGING/STRIPPIN .,.. ... &4
4
.4 no Job too small WHITE WIZARD
and the HUNTINGTON lacing, bars &0 lormlca '951:.S011 · Lie. 278041. Al 646-8126 MIKE 646-1391 IHtH ..... • • II• Thank you, 963-4114 VISA-MC Scott 673-1512 ltalal Stnina ~~Nll~~YW,:~~~~ BEA~~~.~~Ra~llery countertops. 6•2-0881 Clan• Cart Car•eai•t HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE Reas. 875-1.59~ a~. 6pm QUALITY PAINTERS BLACKWELDER Paper-Landlords! Wa
1ir aacura buAUTY" 631-2028
no extra ch8/gel Cabinets & Carpentry CHILD CARE my home Xee's GXflDENINd Furniture. Trash. Treas PAM & BOB'S CL~ ...... ING P~OMPT, NEAT PRO-hangln-o & removal. Qual. tenants. llnallze clo1lng1 Siii L CALL TOOAYll Small Jobs and repairs · •Gen r I I t Cl U 963·5415 NORM ....,.. FESSIONALS 836-7149 work only. 494·3616 Reis. STARR 548-447f •.p.-t..,.iiiiloiiW ____ _
Free estimate 645·2003 Nwpt Hgts Full/time 18 e 8 man · aan-pa. Husband & wile. 6 yrs exp. "s &Q fll UJlllA mos & up S50-7169 ' Free estlmala's 548-8519 LT HAULING -MOVING 673-70t2 alt. 5 12 YRS P: I'm amall, EXPERT Wallcoverlng In· IMliaf tale law requires that all
Your Dally Piiot C11Fi5alry c ---Gardening & maintenance Rental Clean Ups, Jon a •••• I •• ,.. _My prices are smalll ,111llatlon. Reas. Consult· -r'!H-uba_r ... R"oo-11·n·g--a""11 .. 1y·pe-.-1 ~~~~~~~rs:o~olrclurldolrnmg
Service Directory
-Hlracltll tree t Im 1 1 • ''"5 81921731 2916 650-64771650-6646 ant Aaalgnmt. 581-8590 REM DELING: all phases. ' m ng, mow ng, ""' • • N-·Recover-Oeclls labor arid materials must
Raprasenratlve t8 yrs in area uc. bond-GeatHI clean-ups & hauling We College student, 1getruck, Prof. mature reliable Dave's Custom Painting WE GALS SHOULD HANG Lie # 411802 548-9734 be llcenMd Unlicensed
1•2·1111Ht.322 ed 968-3664 anytime Aemodel/Repalrs, comm ~all. 731-6366 lo rates CdM Thank you. pet/plant care. Local ret'. Int/ext Highest quallly, TOGETHER ... Wallpaper I .=========;I contractors snould so
Repair-Allerauons & resld Ltc'd, bo'1ded. lar••llt•i Wiatetl 759-1936 Court Bob 5-46-4656 wkdys lowest rates. 640-5-449 • uphol. walls. 839-0730 ~=1~:;ge,r;:",,.t state 1n their adverllalng
Ooors-Wrndows-Cabtnats 1~ For est, 552•9_142 Mowing. EdgiTng l wlce a GEORGE'S CLEAN UPS I PAINTING-Carpentry. Pl11l1r~l1~a·r .__.-._I 531 •• ,,,.~ Contractors and con-
p I P tr
.,.. 3 D I th $20 s
5
Illa~ dr.-811 pl mbl F _ --.. .,.,,, sumers, contact Mary
AcHttlHl
C1Uia11
ane • a os-rences 5 ti ID mon · to 2 & HAULING No job too '-iti°""'•"""-.. ----'.. • u ng. ree PLAS ER TC N e__ • J Grondle at 558-4086 with
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rs exp Je 546 4• 13 645 ~737 · small 895-6006 ,-Brfok· lock-toncrate est. J2~1J e1tp1 659-0687 A HI G ~rttlfll · rry · " ---Rastuccoa. lnt/e"L 30 yrs. any questions Contrac--Low prices. Lie, bonded, ~ StmCll
Repair/small Jobs. Fences, l11l11'r I lill•'r JESSIE'S GARDENING TIM'S UIUll Bob 673.53671831 •1161 • P&llT I REPAIRS• Neat. Paul 545-2977 tor· s St ale license New & ReSpray. Remod. &
carpentry. Lie. i;341012.
Ability Bldrs 730-1900
shelves. partitions Low M & O Oevelopmen1 Clean-ups, yard malnt. H 1 thl 6,.5 7331 Carpentry & Remodeling ED'S PLASTERING T'f'PINGIBOOKKEEPING Board, 28 Civic Center
eve . 1 65 -8300 e • .. le 443908 John 661-3189 Int/ext. Patching/textures or n v sm usiness -. oom , anta rates St 731 83 t o Free es1·1mat 540 8035 au any ng • fllt"'a'a' L F I di I I b p1~~a A 690 S Fi d h Put your •<Jvar11at'-g ~--A c MOVING-Restuccos. 6•5-8258 Hr/day/wk 640-0888 Ana, CA 92701.
Nani Ad Help? 642-5678
n w at you wan1 In Have something to sell? Want Ad Help? " '"~ Maka your snapping ea._ .. Dally Piiot Classifl'tds Classified ads do It well. 642-5678 saoa where the raad..-s Outek/carelul low, rates. ler by ullng the Dally Pt-SELL Idle Items wltll a Have somathmg ~ ---------are. 642-5678 Lie. T 138046 552-04 10 lot Clusllled Ads. Dally Pilot Classlflad Ad. Clasalllad ads do n -II. Wartt Ads Call 642-5678
Office ltat1la 2914 Lett I Feaa• 3004 ltlr Wul.. SlOO 8111 WHI.. 5100 ltlt Wut.. SIOl l1l1 w .. 1.. SlOO lilt w .. 1.. HOO
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~7o':vTEllUl~Ttl SCRAM-LETS FIT, s!~~,"~!'5E4,_6973 ~~l~9ER. ~~~·1 H~~sbF~~x1-. IEllUL IFFIOI MECHANIC· Transmlaalon Part-time repair person tor v Co wlll train enthusiastic r & r experience. 9-5pm, refrigeration & plumbing
OFFIOEI ANSWERS alter 9 am. Jan 432-0360 person lor Xero11 copy-Call 661-2909 work, on call Also
BY SIDNEY OMARA BELOW MARKET RATES Career Opportunity In Drugstore Cieri\ Wanted. Ing. filing. Typing re· MEl/IEIT/fllT/lfO part-lime essembty
GOOD SELECTION Mutton· Cycle growing color analysis Call 673-2550 Exp Pref. quired Newport Pharma· FIT 4 d 2 3 worker 642-9787 R-
7141760-8070 Halve · Unjust and cosmetic business. Ask for Jack or Corrina. ceullcals, 897 W 16th ays. to yrs --THEY are NOT We train 848•9725 St , N.B 642•7511 x226. expe<., some baclc ottloe PART-TIME SECRETARY
W ednesday, Oct ober 26 16t7 Westclltt, N.B. 278 to sign 1n the entranceway ot EASY I Fii preferred. N.B 642-3181 Your Home
ARIES M h 2 il 9 Be
'f f' ·a1 1365 sq. It Suitable for an English castle "It is 0&111111 we need students or Guards M 1 760-8304
( arc 1-Apr l ): spec1 ic, r eject super ICI medical or dental. Agent. tlle duty of the host to Orange Coast College housewllas for local FIT unarmed security ol-essenger
8
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explanations, take steps lo insure safety, security. Focus on 541·5032 make his guests teal at needs registration llcers needed. Security
4
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6
hrs. Reliable person PlllTlllP
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.torl·al n'ghts, domest1'c 1·ssues, long-range plans affect~· J 2 o e I u x e O 11 1 c e s, hOme, II ls tha duty of the cashiers. on call, hourly pllonah work. ,No axper. uperlenca, car. and wt dependable Insured Ex per .. AB Piek 360 oper-ts t b th nee.. rs to su t you. 5:30 phone a must. Call Thurs-car $4.00 per nr • 23C atop. lull time posl11on
home and family. Aquarius, Leo, Scorpio persons figu Furnished, Sacretarlal gues 0 rem•T er at positions, $5.25 hr. Call 10 8:30 e11enlngs. Top day ONLY before 2 PM, per ml. 640-6040 David Mon thru Fri, 8:30-5, call area, patio deck, ocean THEY are NOT 432 -5774. comm, paid. Call Terry 2 13163 1 . 7 156 0 r
prominen tly. view.Fashlonlalandaru. Pt11taal1 3012 Clerical 1714)631-7932 738-7405 MOOELS lorllngarleahop 2 3
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6 ( p -ay : pen mes 0 commumcatlon. 759 0700 ru . a.rat. CIRCUS OF amlllZ&TIH Fast FOOd Operation N c Costa Mesa. 5•8-6444 PIT PHONE CLERK ''" • •------L-.-1--0--.--Very busy Clrculatlon Of. make special effort to reassure loved on e. Lunar emphasis on · IPEUTIR Full or parl time. Cr"lar, awport tr Saloon, rant
relatives, lrips, visits and ideas which can be transformed into Baylront. Offices, patios, MlSSlliE TEMPORARY Sandwich Maker or or Y• 644-06611540-8582 -•5 U U I flee needs a Part-Time
viable concepts. Gain indicated through written word -read, parklng, fanltorlal CHRISTMAS OPENINGS Coot\, ai1per not nee. will HARDWARE with good tales ablllty and employee to anawar . . 1 { . . 673-1003 719 NO HARBOR BLVD. for credit card suthorlYa. tr a In Ide a I Io r . Reta II Sales lull & front desk knO'friedga for phones and dlapatah
wnte, protect spec1a ormat or unique presentation . Eastslde Costa Mesa FULLERTON uon canter OuUN in-housewives. Ask tor Fred parMlme. 240 Broadwpy, resort motel In South messages. Houra are:
GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20): M oney comes from unusual 101110x24. s85, 180 E. 110·1112 elude· raking calls from btwn 4-6PM 641-8209 Laguna Beacll. 497•4403 Laguna Beach. Must Monday. Thursday, 3:30 ......,. 'll be 1 asantl ·sed b h k . g l e of 21 t 84"' •262 h FIT OFFICE c E nave a><perlence and rel-to 7.30& Sunday morn-SOUn ... -you p e y su.rpn y c ec m va u s ' ...... l l&Y a WIEI mere ants & approving L AK HITEee;111T aranc.es. 213-925-8491
possessions. F ocus on domestic adju stment, purchases which ATTRACTIVE credit card purchases. Very busy Circulation Of--Ing, 6:30 10 10·30 AM
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ft11tfli• Yalltr LH. MASSUSSES Will train on CRT tar-flee has an entry level Parlltlme, Apply' Black· NOW HIRING. Offshore Oii Starting salary Is S4.00
beautify surroundings and enhance property values. aurus. ProfeS$lonal olc. complex. TO SERVE YOU. mlnat Must be ava/lable clerical position available beard's Restaurant.NB. drilling. Overaeas and per nour Apply in per-
Libra, Scorpio penions play significant roles. Corner ofc 1500 sq h, weekends. llex.J.ble tor the right person. Ex-HOUSECLEANERS, TOP domestic Wiii train, son, Mon · Thurs. 2·00 10
OANCER (June 21-July 22): Circumstances tak e sudden gross lse pref. Call ford• EXOTIC DANCERS M/F scheduling Please apply perienca desired but will PAY, FULL OR PIT OWN S3S,000-$50,000 • poss-4.00 PM Ask for Debra 1alls. C/21 Suri 536-7542 For Bachal0<(etta) Parties 1n pe<son M·F 9.4_ train Position 1nc1u0as T R A N s , p 'A 0 • lb ... Call Petroleum Sar-or Catherina. EOE
swing in your favor -terms are defined, techniques are +strfppe<grama826-4941 PfntlllllHHflff ans-Ing phones. llllng, FESStONALLY EXP vicaat312-920-9364,axt WLYPILIT
perfected and you are given cr edit long overdue. Cycle high, IEWPIRT WOii UITIO .,.,...1 1700 E. Gatry, lrvlne typing and deta pro-ONL y NEED APPL v 2239 Also open eve-330 Bay St
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·udgment and intuition prove at:curate. Make personal l.OOO' 2nd fir, quiet street. -.ii;n 957 80181967 312 1 cesslng Applicant should 631-8222 nlngs. Faa lor Directory, Costa Mesa, CA nicely lndacpd bldg. Off Bachelor/Bacllaloreue • • be nea1, Ilka 10 work with appearances, d irect a ppeals. street parking, garage Office & Birthday Parties EOE MFH people, and have a Housecleaning. pit or 111. llllEI &IHI R • c •Pt Ion
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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Powerful allies w ork in your behalf avall 645-4800 Vicky TIE UST llllUll Cook: B-last. pit, a><lt en-positive attitude. 40 hour myat enjoy cteanlng. 7-3 & 11-7. must be Typing. dictation and
_ much occurs behind scenes, t'Ould include the media. 645-3323 dya. 738_8538. 558_6538 vlorn at bch, exper nee. work week. Monday. Fri· Transporlalfon nHded. mature &. Interested In good telephone Style re-NEWPORT CENTER. Full Call 3-5. T-F. 675-7829 day, slartlng salary Is Will train. 895-7108 long term employment quired for salllng club ol·
Relationship intensifies, romance dominates and intrigue is service "-ecutlve Suites. HOLIDAY SINGLES EXPO OHi S960/month. Good Com-~...,---...,......-----Certification training II c e I nq u 111e s at
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major part of scenario. an estine m eeting featured. you gam $575-$625. 640•5470 D 1 s n e y Is n d Ho 1e1 pany Banelils. Apply In wanted Novaks Place provided. Mesa Verde ency or at access to story which clarifies r ecent events 1 1 / 2 5 . 2 7 A 1. E><pariencad. Convales-parson, Mon -Thurs,2·00 644-0210 Conv. Hosp 661 Center llEOE ... -llT Ottioe spaces for ieeM 1 e n d / E x h 1 b 1 t . cent Hospital. Npt Bch 10 4;00 PM Ask tor :--:--..,~-...,......----St., C M. 548-5585 r
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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Assignment is completed, wish is 747 It, S595/mo tst 213/986-9255 Full Time relief shift Catharine or Eiieen. EOE Lab pick up & dellvary, full 0 Full time POSillon Musi
fulfilled and potentiaJ lS spotlighted. You'll reach wider month rant free. ulfla pd. PHONE F&NTasy XLNT benallls. 6•2·8044 auLY PILIT time. benefits. Call Rick Eperators. s11wing •hilt lype Front office appear-
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. 1 ·u be ed h bl AIC, ground fir 1055 El " ,. -or Jim 6•6-02 !6 •per or w I train Call ance 641 -3080 Ask '°'
au 1ence, peop e WI -a ttract to you wit their pro ems, Camino Or. Costa Mesa. 25 Ladles 10 share your OIEllTOllOllll 330BaySt, 540-1777 Karen
aspirations. Y ou'll be rid of unnecessary burden, you'll strike 3 Blks E. ol Fairview & Fantasies! 828-7162 Costa Mesa. CA
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A Loan, finance, bani\ or UlllRY PEllll PART TIME Receptlonlst/Secreur; to
c or o universal appea · dams •• ant" auto deai., axpe<lenee FILL~ PAY Ideal for aeml·retlred. Full Earn up to $400 par w0<k In animated at-
LJBRA (Sept. 23~0cL 22): Focus on career . n ew starts, 754·l040. Mr Tracy ltr kit 4012 Pleasant working con-PllT·TI• WMI or parlltlme. for Legion month Rellraas. House-mosphera of dynamic
business opportunities and spedal relat1onsh1p with member of Prime loc OC Airport. HOdSEC dlllons N-l>Ofl Baactt Opportunities available Ciean8f1, Laguna Beach wiles. College Students Costa M-Mllftle11ng
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NB address 1800 aq ti LEANING: est area R c Warner wttrl tne Los Angeles 494-84501494-7177 Nead dependable auto to Co Basic ott1oa MllH1.
o pposite sex. You'll get to heart of matters. in ividuaJ close to Maka otter 752-0855 · ~~:,':i'•lnc~:n;17~~· 1 Timas Circulation 08• LEGAL SECRETAR Y deliver Dally Piiot In g'~?..J~~ 7~~2 begin.
you will speak frankly and reveal truth Leo plays import.ant • $3t40/up, crpts/drps, s2sootobo 661_3309 tll-lOlt par 1men1 1 n 0 u r Mld-slied Npl Bch law Laguna Beach 12 hrs par a r • role. ale, rstrms, 1730 t Beach I , do0<-10-door newspaper firm seeks exp p 1. Legal day). Weekday. P M · Recepllon/Typltt
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-N ov. 21): Decision wiU be made in Blvd H B 842-2834 •ll•tll Oecore1tng consultanl, sales program. Guaran-Secretary. Must type 80 Weekends. A.M. Call Mr Newport Beac;h R.E office ,.,.,~a~n~ch~l~itf/!15.;..-i!!i11;.;;b;.;;1;.;. worll w111rt. accessories, teed hourly wage plus w Pm M 8 11 n d 8 , Barrow 642-432 t, eict look.Ing for a person with
connection with travel. education, long-range plans invol ving .. T.I" 58 " va 8 8 carpet Eye lor color nee. commission, Hours. 9PM 213.824•3431 ccollect) 343 EOE good office akllls. type
law or publishing. First impressions prove correct, intuition 1s o n EXECUTIVE SUITE &EURE w54
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target. family member wiU make major con cession. Aquarian wprl tr . 640·5470 ICE CREAM Demonstrators Potent~:, t~ ::r~v Joo CLERK 1. substitute clerk ldaallorSeml·Rellred RESTAURANT Attendant. plays signi1icant role. ••atrclll plus per week For an In· position needed lor N--Eallmates for rain gutters Mon-Fri 7-3 Appl)' In
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 2 1): Events coincide with l1al11J 2tll ITILIAllO FUii JOI tervlew, Call 17 14) pob rt Baacti Public LI· onGu881180t1m'eedalasdi>e<onece•nHtal~ ~;son1amwonedly·~r~ .. bel~-Flnn
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concerning investments, profits, tax and license requirements. CostaMesaahoppl11gc1r. 619-942-0192 Are you adventurous. ________ ,. experience desirable. anoa.Wllltraln.Amerlcan 1auran1 In the Surl &
. Social UJe accelera•..., -many people will vie for your attention . $1100/mo. 731-1616 Malle monev while getting need money and love to USE THE Must havaoncallflei1lblll· Gutters 953-6014 Sand Hotel. l ag. Bch • ....,,. ' travel? Soutllarn Call-t d I II blll I Gemini fi~es .prominently. . Office/Shop/Store apace healthy, sllm and trim the D Y an m n ava • Y o hrt·TI•t Per• RESTAURANT 300sq II or more. raaa c. natural way Call John tornta Marketing com· AIL y PILOT 5-20 hra/wk, days, evea& am• Serving persons, bus per.
CAP ICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Get.second wind, conserve Mesa c.2 548•7249 Welker, 644·• 147 pany has openings for 10 "FAST Sats Appllcatlona may •HIS sons. dishwashers ror
en ergy, obtain professionaJ appraisal of property . Focus on who are 18 or over to be obtained at N-porl
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la•aatrial T,:8~~· Ll~rlntlng equip· travel With dynamic RESULT" Canter Branch. 856 San Newporl Beach Office of ~nevrJ:r"'s~2~:;~~ur:~
home, security, necessity for remodeling and ultimatel y ltatala •t•A plies .. an-with aup-young marketing team SERVICE Clemente or. Newport National Marketing llrm 1 A
rebuilding on more solid base. Legal maneuver may be necessary • -Training avall demonstra11,,g a revol-Beach, CA 92680. Mall la expanding and needs or oy to obtain what belonged to you in first place 1200::1440 sq. h W 1rvlne $2950 1·305 485-7032 ullonary new produ_._~_.,,.. RECTORY appllcatlons 10 Library adaptable. lndullrloua _...,...... _____ _
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area. tncids ottloes, lrom Travel Los Vegu, P ror Hes•ilt Administration, ume ad· people who anfoy public Wllat a Wonderful World
A I (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Spotlight on special effects, $504/mo. 851-8928 Btlt WHI.. 5100 Springs, San Francisco, Sc•rvll'e l~all dress contact. GOOd speaking or Shopping, right at
work methods, unique services and general employment picture. 2500Sq 11 warahouM lncia AccoGNfltJd CLERK: and all 11 Western voice a must. For Inter-your linger11ps 8Vel'Ydayl
Member of opposite sex is a•tracted to you, makes n o secret of il 2 011 & lg 8 1 Residential developer has sl•••• Muit be brlghl 642-56 78 Mtllttai••t Mii vi-appt, Call L111da. Dally Piiot C11111tlad •
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55 Fwy S4c aq It. NNN 1 • 1 la lion lurnlah..,.. Start 1Claa11lled Ads era the plumbing required. own atop shopping center "OU
P (Feb. 19-March 20): Family dispute will be settled. 957-2731 546-6985 responslb llllles Incl Immediately ~ Inter-anawer to a 1ucca11lul hand tools a plus, hard ' '
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n ch1.ldren, specula•1'on. expenses and maJOr pu""'hase of lyplng, llllng, posting 01 1 g8/age or yard salel It's 1 wo "• de d bl I ·1 p·1 ,. • .... 2.860 sq It, 3975 Birch. aC«iUnts Enlry'--•pos. v -. call June Pridgen r,. r, pen II e, per-. II y I DI ........... .
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't 'H . toed 'ti r I h . 'JI lso NB S1330 ••1& Yonlng .... y... 6411~167 ..... 5. Parents betl8f way IO tell more manent 642~463. uxury t em. armony IS res r , you ee app1er. you a "" ,.. • Ilion requires to key byj .. people! receive gt ft which symbolizes strong u e or token of affection. Agent ~ 1-5032 1ouch, w1111nass to acoapL welcome at Interview ___ ll&_l _IG_l_l_l_l _T_
RENT MG 600 sq/It diverse 1111lgnments 1 N B nall aalon. E11p In
Atar .. tat1, Uaf. ltl1J1,Jltl1la . 2904 IHllll It S260tmo. 2944 Randolph Mall resume lo: Con-linen, sUk & paper wrapa lllL J PILIT • -N 5 c•• 675 5118 lroller, Cllallon Builders. •• 11 I IHHI ltac~ 2711 Molel rrns lor rent by wk, _ S•11e 2tOI 0· • ""· • m31 Irvine Qlvd, ste ;-:;r~~.~~~11~~~ Ren-IAIAIEI TUllEI lBR
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$95-up wt kttcnenette __ ...... ..._ _____ Leal Feaa• 201. Tustin, CA 92680. • _ , N t • li f mo ~ 2 MC 1vall 675-8740 Newport Bch Penthouse. MARKETING OW accep 1ng app cations Of ·
Steps 10 sands, lresl' 1 11 1 2 AcCO'iin1 Receivable & D · paint. new carpet. 1646t V1uli1a Su82~~~n ;7r:j55"c{ 2ba, ---------1 Payroll Clarie. property EJlpar s,:;.~:~:A~=rkatlng istrict Manager to su pervise
241h St (213) 592-2725 ..... 1. 2907 mgml Musi be able lo secretary needed to co-newspaper carriers. Salary com-:
2BR seg5 .. $250 sec Palm Sl)(tngs -Beaut Apt Prol male Wtll shr Irvine FOUND ADS use IBM Pet$008l Com-DI ME s ordinate high energy mensurate w . th . Steps 10 sands. new Hotel, 3 nlles for a price 2BR 2BA twnhm wit ti MI F puter Sand resume toAd marketing team In young, l experience. ;
c.rpat, garage 18466 of 2 Sat guarn 35• Ga.r, w/d, no kids, AR£fR££ st59, PO. Box 1560, growing high tech com-Company benefits plus bonus .
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BACK BAY, N.B 1200 lnat S.are 2901 view, $500 644-5347 1 •2•1111 clerk tor sml conatrucrt on ---Initiative. For appt call • hi h urns Youngwomen non
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smo•ar ... 6•5559 · 4 Br 2 Ba house. WtO, Resp ta to shr turn COM · · c SC o " .,.. kllch . etc. S250Jmo • Twnl\se S•25 ' u1ll Nr dys pr wll Soma • A A_E __
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Bdrm In private home Uff S20 dep 641>-8386 ocean No ger 675 604 I retarlal dull•• Salary LI N E W"""""kdays. 3PM to 5PM at 330
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"Itch Ill I ' $300 Found: bifocal glHIH. n • g 0 I I I b I II c. I , YOU don't nMd • gun 10 "'"'
54S-552e;. u s nc Balboa Island 2Br. lemale, Room In lrg hou~ In Nwpt vie. Marguerita & 5th St, 631-7 t91 Ask lor Cheryl "draw , .. ,.. when you w est Bay st .. Costa Mesa.
__ to share. no pets $395 Bch. $250 mo 1st/last, Corona del Mar 640-7532 actresses plaoa an ad In tile Dally
BEAUT MSTR BR NU mo 673-8293, 675-2209 ulll incl. 642-6811 WANT ADS Piiot Want Adal Call now •I• o o •• o .
FURN W/BA . NB -FOUND: Cockatlel vie W. m ... Ull I &42-5e76.
$350. ,35 ul!ls 720•0375 F.xec apiit level condo, 3br Roommmate needed 2 Br. t9th & Pomo11a, C.M &DTllSlll
3ba, lennls. pool. nr bch completely lurn beech 642-3931, 642-9941 Piil Pl-
$395 lse opt a11 953·9600 collage In Newport 'II blk -5 ax1 208 or 857·•063 eve to w111er. Avail lmmed. Found· F Norw. Elk Hovnd. f&IT&IY IUWlll
Fam lo lltlr new 2 br. 3 be. $325/mo Daya 673~3873 ~ppro11. 8 mo•. Harbor Mu11 ~ CfMtlve and Im·
Newport walk to beac:h gar condo In C M S350 Roerm & pV1 bath In 4Br lew Hamn. &.44-0909 aglnatlWI. Up to I 100 a
pool, Jacc .. tennll. lurn ~ urlls. 557-3615 hse, H.B. $250 mo. Found Men's OIHHs, day commlulon pon-
furnished room nr SC
Plaza, female pref
S250/mo 556-1737
Or ulllurn , avall now 963-3696 brown plaatic In blown lbt.. 9e0·7&e1, I_,. mag
5-48-42..,., or 1•993 •888 Fun, resp F 20-25 wanted :----:---,-----caM Vic nr Hamilton & "" ... to shr 2 br. 2 bl ept in Share lu~ury hm, vu, Prlv. M . C. ASSISTANT MANAGER IUUll •Ttl NB $30Q. Toni 675-0230 Ba, 2 lrp1c1. $285, utli•. =--•ye...,...r.-=-M...,. __ 64_2_·4_o_7_3_,se1r-atorage, wknd1 only,
Wkly rental• now avail LAGUNa BEACH 2br Zba lat, 111, dop. 966-8479 Found: Rabbit. VICtOfla & reqs working withe pub-,. .. Federal, Coats MeH lie & II p~r worll. Call
115.50/wk. & up Color w/prl entr & ba cenyon WE LOOI FOR area. 962-9971 957-8191 Morna only
TV Phon.t In room 227 4 vi-. woodsy area. prol Newpon Blvd CM dacor. $Al76 407-5331 JOUll FOUND: Sm oftwht female Babysitter, 3-4 daya per 848-7•45 dog, vie lrvlne Blvd. & "Ifft<. my home, 8 mo.
M/F 50-t to ll'tr 2 br, 2 b• •tnt/l ... •lttt Mon I• V 1111, C M Old girl, grandmo\herly IU I .. &.1111 C M •Pl Mo_,. tn 1111 845-9032. 980-e396 type. $4Ml388.
t to Wk 119. Cat>le (;()for TV 24 1-8246 att 6 Wkdys la......, 3021 W Coast Hwy M/F rmmte needed for lrg d 1 In Oranof Co loat 10-14 SlarMM Cat. 1Um llPft.f NEWPORT BEACH 3 bd houee on Bal 11,6 Eetabltahad 12 yearal Vic. HVH, Port Mante!Oh, SALESPERSON Ei1per ... Photos taken/Ra!'• Ch"d REWARD 7eo-e139 ~pfuL beneflla. paid "OI·
XLNT nr Hoag. Piil entr & locked Gar $283/mo " -" ea N-amollfno kite $JOO. 173-3711 213 •• 49•1765· 6 mo Guarnted Service Loll: BMX/Mo toro)'ole ldaya. $200 wk. Regal •••
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........ 5• &.45·9096 M/F to ahr 2 Br 1 Be N11w1. Time MtgMlna, a blue face guard. on 17th, Cotta MeM ............. iti4 h 0 v • • • d e G k • KNX Radio Saturday Oct. 15 ., -All....A. --CXa'l:J'NA BEACJt LI, Bch.$326~ •.; utll Ntwport Ol e 832·4 134 IRVINE BMX TRACI<. ..-.
MOTO" INN •9 -2987 alt 7PM Mike ,,., oil to all PteaM Ca.II TOdd l'ull tlmt, ~ lhtv Fri n -Who art rele>catl"" 9419.1221 ' growing co hp 2 po ..
Wkly rat .. $105 & up M/F to tl'lr 4 Cr, 2 ba houM Tustin Ole 1321134 IUonuva.11. In central bill-Oelly/Wllly/Monthy on the beech In N 8 S300 • l'OilPa"ot. Last ... n 1ng ottic. wa W1f1 ltlln
K11c;h'• avail Color TV mo t utH• 873-7338 ltat1l1 WHI.. iiit Ntwport Dunea area. RE· per•on with mooer•t• =~~!~et>, ~ 10 N;w Tri Level In Lag Bclh, Retired genlleman u WARD 873·0321 typing tkllll a ablNty 10
L-"'a Beach 4.u,a':.'::" panoramic view, to anr non-amkr. norf•drlnker, y work with numwt xtnt _ _,,,;;,,,___ .. ___ ._ ....... 94 w/prol woman 1550 mo • hH own furniture, dt· ov dOn't n..a 8 gun to t>eneflte lnclv<llng medl· utll Incl Debo rah alrH 2br, permanent "draw 1•11'' when you ctl 6 dental Ina. Appty In
IMPORT ANT NOTICE TO
PRIVATE PARTIES
Sell your Items for SSO or less In
our l•mous OIMES·A·LINES pub•
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DIMES-A-LINE ads must be
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Include your phone numtMr or ad-
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each Item & no abbrevlarlon!t.
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KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
AGES 11·14
EARN lF TO $75.00 PER wm
Wt now han I~ opt11t11p for tount eapr btavtu lo steure rt*<I to. file 0r.,.. Coast
Oii!y l'tlot, Our crews at1rt 11 3:30 p.m Ind •or~ untH 8;30 Pm wttkdl111. On S..turd•y wt
"°1k • tt• mort hours, You will wn 111a11y iops
tnd Pf•tts, tlof1 wtlh ttrntne your own moflep
. lhtf1 111 no dtltttflnl or toll@ttlOll 11w01vfd If you 1r1 1nlt1r$ltd. pluse e .. Mt. hrl
(714) 548-7058
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AKC COCKER SPANIEL. ORIENTAL Btk OOllH RECORDEX MINI MAX SIDE TIE $200 mo. 3011 llfl , ......... 1173 PUPS 1 wkl Bull. $250, llble, 30•66x t8" 1100, CASSETTE DUPLICATOR mu .. power Balboa
:ti 640·2201, -& 975-0288 $375 Padded envel()C)el. C<>VM 950-7737 I=--,,...,,,-,--:--:-----:-•75 SUPER BUG. )(Int 5577 ---I"" Bl k 11 'l'• FOX. 4 dr, euto, xlnt ,..... /Im ndt 557. Prov. din Ml IOlld meple, 'v boll. Ill CUM ... W1ntld dodl 19ace, New: aond, look1/run1 greet eond .. MW _..t. am •
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE
Blonde F MaltlC)OO, tiny hutetl. 6 c;hr1, exa $1180 2 80c ea, 648-90e7 potl Hatbof erea for 20 S 1475, 557 •4329 ru.I Inf, ~ engine.
ball of ttul!. 7 wt!• old. RoHwQOd chr1 I 150 M . ROIH PrellOent replies power boat w/8' be8m.1..,,.,,......,,...-__,,..,--......,.,.,.---:-$3350. 147·8' 1 I
•holl. $75 494,2852 cdr cheat I 195 556-8842 watch S3•5 Giant pro• ASAP 7141646-6100 or '76 Foi Stat. Wgn, xlnt '70 vw Oii R8bblt. 0111, elr,
QUALITY CUSTO M Jec:tiV,$1506.546-2855 973·1187 c111anyllme. tr•n1, $2000/080. 4apd, 4dt, tlereo. idnt. ACROSS
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PUZZLE SOL YEO Golden Retriever pupa, RE '" 1 l it" n ltl 548-4852 eft 3. 24K mt. $4700. 861-3922 AKC, 1hot1. duclewed FUANITU • 10 a Sl)Md Queen wshr & dryt, !! .. W
S200 548-21128 $300, 6' CONN tbl $250, I yr Old. HouH planll In 7 d•y yard .. le tlptl'I. i::•~·"•"tl;;·~~~""-ini-'80 Sclrocco. lo ml. AC. 6 Survey nan
10 ElltOI teed er
61 Bouquet
•• ti SS . 8' credenza w/c:ane baallets. 963-8366 New & uted bikes:.., -H A • SOUTH AM/FM, 11lnt cond. &ic>er doors $300, 1amp1 & end -------....,.--buy at ~. 56M t t2. Ibis. 493.3140 Walnut c>ool table, 8X4, orulHrs. mtn bikes 1985 Reblt tng .. new OOUln ,. 14 Plano study
15 As1a11 noble
16 Skin problem
11 Spud
18 "A" of "rf'A ..
19 Seaflood
20 Fleeces
22 Tore apart
24 Ananias
26 Categories
27 Hooked
31 Decree
32 Lively
33 Hoa"
35 Owned
38 Girder
39 Spouse
40 Roster
41 Hand toot
42 Composer
Ferde -
43 V11la1n
44 lmplead
45 -pay
47 French wind
51 Six on a die
52 Forces out
62 Blanc. e1 al
63 Agrippina's
son
64 Land masses
65 Understands
66 Prosaic
67 Ways and -
DOWN
1 Permits
2 State
3 C1inning
4 Nonrealism
5 Hoist
6 M adrid Mrs
7 Young fish
8 Caprice
9 Dislodge
10 Newest
11 Harsll llqu1ds
12 Uncalled for
13 Abysses
21 Pre-Sun
23 Horde
25 Back: pref
27 Bishop
28 Attracted 46 Beast's hide
29 Telephone 4 7 Arizona hills
30 Current 48 Fiber plant
34 Concepts 49 Mine
35 -saplens excavation
36 Speck 50 Pry
37 European 53 Rail bird
39 --butter 55 Theme song
40 Practice girl
42 Hindu 56 Revenue
wise man
43 Harangue
44 Flint glass
agents
57 Cheek
60 Swell
Blue & gold Macaw. tame. top condition 1600/cuti. S50·S400 TlrH, 'Wl'lls. clutcl'l, lecqer paint, riew 538-69.15
llartlng to talk, Incl. lge RaUan chair, !Ible/lamp 944.0211 par11, l()()e11orle1. t982 chrome. MIN'tl $7000. lllZI cege w/pJaypen top. $100 ea/obo. 968·9205 Ch•rle St CM. 650-7079. 673-7349 1850 659"&739 Ive mao • WlndSYffef, 1 yr Old $450 ... , WILL HT ---------1 RE-DECORATED· Antique 2 11a.n seats from new Mena FUJI FINEST 10 spd ~ l••trh4
Yellow nape amazon par-dining set Circa 1900. vanagon, brn cord '"frame 111 1lloy 21 lbs IMW 9112 11 lllllULI
rot. 3'.+ ~,.old. 40 word• 11ea1 at $3001 Lt wood S2501obo.64~·5258 .':.c $32S. 675-2758 ew "'"' VOiume Salee. Service
vocab u t e / Y. I am e canvas loveeeat. collH • 175 BMW. IOOk1 I runs And Leulng w/cage $6001080. table & rHdlng chair Malica 11t. 1224 Schwinn CrutHr 28 ·Girts great must seel Show· 1871 18eac:h Blvd.
650·7 38 $200. 760-6243 electlUc PtANO 1460 C:Uttom $l50. 673-6728 room' cond; red w/tan. Huntll tonBeach
•-ti aa1 _, s or best oller 720-9•05 c .... 11 .. 15000 obo. Jay e.44·9111 (l 1 •) 42·2000 -tan -Remod..,lng ~ame 1bl _ dayt; 499-7593 eves "'
12pce(clrca1936)wicl(e<. & 4 c:hrs $150. Coucll & FIClory direct lhell1 ''==-=:-=~=...,...,=--::--"Li l Wiid GooH Chese An· 1011eseat $175. Dbl oven Germetnl'lardt Student aleepefs from $225 up. ·77 BMW 3201 A/C. alloys, laraaaa -I
tlques. 673.()625 range 1125. 780-683~ Flute, $150. 831-2339 556-4289. fog tights. Am/Im caas. '63 WHfTE dAIX
$5500. Brad 848· 720 t 0 I I t 1860 HALL MIRROR Sofa d ~t~or:f;°[999.1dnt G=~yg~llt~;~8w~a':. ••t•r likff IOJI '83 BMW 3201. fUll ~og~/SJ'roo ~;~1~ n
tO' high. $1500 ·75g..ioo9 c:on · · • xlnt. $180. 873-5166 186 Puc:h Mop;d, idnt Euronaan upgrades, SOFA (8'c:u11om) good d 13501 b M t "" '71.2ndownr,suoerctean. .--------111 c:ond E•rthtones PEAVYT60Gultarwtcue. ~~'nl 66 .. 2 2123° 0 us quality C!lrrted1 throug• 1t1° runs a.xii, nu Int. I yr $400/obo. 8•0-6931 PEAVY Claulc Amp ....,., • the smal est 1det1• d paint, wl'lt/red. special * WllTll TO llY wlphase, dist., reverb Granatll mo-ped seats 2 Meticulously mo nta ne whls $3 150. Mike · * Oii 0111111 Sofa Sleeper w/Love seat. Music Man cab. To11l people, blue, great cond. by a determined 645-5374 or 642·6189 neutral tones $150 6•12.. speakere Auto great gas mllage, s45o. perlecllonlst $16,000 *IDT ame111 Table. 5 Cheirs & Bullet loot SWllC:h & access 964-3998 aft 6pm 8 y a pp 0 I n Im en I ·73 K Ghia. towner, 75K I $125. 640-8417 · __ 7 t4-644-0262 m1 xtra clean. gd shape case. Xlnt condition. HOJlda Expre11 SR,-:-QnlY ---.----$4200 OBO 645-5508 "ltlfttlfl H wai'il.Jt tbl, round, danlsl'l S795 OBO. 650-5135 900 miles. Werrantee. BMW 84 3181, 5 spod.
Ot11l1a .. 1tt" 011 fin. 2 Ives s75 PEVEY Studio Pro 4 Amp. etec: start . complete sunroof. radio, a/c, llm· Maa•a ~
111let.Ha041 6•0-0366 Like new with Electric w/helmut. '$400/0BO. lted sllp dlll. PP '16·000· '78 Mazda dlc Hetc:h·
120·10l4 IHHT llYlll IALE Guitar $350. 557-8393 833-8277 or 651-1932 2 l3/377_-9_8_27___ back Dix, sunroof, 48M
I Conveniently LOC8ted m I , am /Im c a s s --------•Fine Furnishings. French. Oflict Faraitut/ MtltrCJC ti/ & Compet1t111ely Priced $2300/obo, 642-5051 English Rare Chinese 11_ • t 5z•u1 I t 1011 Amer Oak Tables. round Co11ect1ons Screen, ..,111••• -CH tll &' '82 RX7 GS, stereo. snrl. & square. Good cond Desks. Porc:etains, Gar· Pltney Bowes Malilng Ma· 6 motorcycles. 6 mini mags. extras. 21K mt,
$400 each, 979-2890 den Fine Wroughl Iron, chine. Like new cond bikes $50-$400. l'lres, xlnl cond. $9600/obo.
Antique llreplac;e mantel, Rugs, many Beaut 011 $475/obo, 556-0367 whls. tanks, lenders etc. Sales-SaflllC:e·Leaslng 760·3864
solid magany $300 obo. Paintings, unusual rare STORE FIXTURES. Wall 1982 Charle St. CM. Dr'1V CARVER
556-4982 misc 492-4586_am & eve brac:kets/adl glass/ 9-4pm. 550._10_1_9 __ ,_ 1\VT
AHllUctl IOl l w:i~~:'o'~~~~ry:~!~~i w;;r:ot'fJg~~s.j4~elt rack ·7b~k!~s2~ ~:;. ~~4~~~ ~ '.~2 fl.~~·lli\1\ \
HARBOR XREX S 100. TV SI and $25 Pi / *221 ·73 Yamaha 80, restored.
APPLIANCE SERVICE 551-6353 HH 1aal " $275/obo. 645-0217 ~ nD••R
We sell recond .. guar Waterbed· king bookshelf 1880 SOU RE GRAND ~ YIL
relrig8fatora. 549-3077 hdbrd, ;aised .....,.estal 88 keys. $9200. 759-1009 llO IHI& fff PPH
""" -New paint, •35 kit. rigid, Sales-Service-Leasing All WEIT COAST
lPPLlllCE
w/8 drwrs. access lnc:I CONCERT Pianist lorc:ecl 0 LAlllEST $150/obo. 549-9492 10 sell. Spinet piano. 18" over girder, lots ol
White glass top dlnelte Black, orig $2.200 sacrl-~~~~Ti:~ ~=. :::O 1~~j llVEITOllY
M11ct4t1ltaa 9145 •72 220 New eng. auto.
ale, stereo, beaut cond.
S5000tobo,639-2880
·73 350 SLC rare european
model. to1ally restOfed,
low mileage on rblt
hi-compression eng. new
tires. wheels, paint, uph,
crpt, trim, brakes etc, $21 .000/0BO pp
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And Leallng
1871 1 Beact'oBlvd.
Huntington Be8c:h
(11•) 142-2000
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We'll Match Your Down
Payment UpTo$1500
On Moll
Isuzu's In Stock NOW 2 LOCATIONS
1880 Harbor Blvd .. CM.
650-7077 or 650-7082
132 So. Main St .. Orange
aet,matc:hendtbl$100.3 _1_1c:_e_s_1_000_·_4_32_·_9_68_1__ 969·1221alt.1oam *'78 3201; A/T. AIC
bakers reeks. brown tone Musician/composer mov-==--=:=7'.=~---:7;;"= (667UOD) 13 9% APR Financing
S2S..45. COfdoroy studio Ing East. Yamaha ·eo ODYSSEY, modllled. •"79 3201, 4 spd. SIR '78300D,ColoradoBelge. A11aJ11bleOnAll
639-0333 or 662·2238
c:ouct'o $100, Wh1 desll. G5·8'5" Grand, ebony. newperlmmotor&trans, (315YDLI 4 dr. S14.000 PP. VW'a&lsuz:u'sOAC 634·4200 or 558-3992
Rebuilt Aefrlgeretora
Freezers/W11he'8/Drye'8
3 Mont ha Warranty, Parts
& Lebor. Delivery Avail.
matching lamp S100. Pr magntflc:ent Instrument, c:age. pipe $4000 lnvstd, *'79 3201. 4 spd, S/fl 474-7000 dys 111-1111
Danish easy c:hrs S50 ea S 5 O O f Ir m. A Is o. sac. S 1800. 675-2756 eva (6562) -------210 W Katetl1, Orange 557 -3119 ' * ·19 3201· 4 spd, AtC 'll I.I Litre, hrt•H• ,..,.,..,_=-....,...--=----Gulbransen Rialto II, w/2 '81 Honda CR250. Mugen · 46K miles, s43,5CS'O. vw DHher ·74 auto.
MI C & Visa. Mon-S•I 9-6
White Rattan Couch $50. lesley cabinets. perfect kit xtras $750 963-9704 (994XEO) 494-8671 am/Im & air 75,000 condition, $4500 firm. ' *'79 3201, 4 spd. SIA Ches! ol Drawers $25. 619•267_4974 '81 Kawasaki K2305, 1elnt (72691 -miles S 1650. 548-7249 W · tO d bl"e ·79 240D. lmmac cond.1=-=-------:r-:= omens •P " c:ond. $650. 751-4268 •'79 3201. 4 spd, SI R 66.000 mlles. $12,995. Ytltt 175 20 C\I fl Admiral side by $75. women's 5 spd bike Plano-Hamlfton Baby iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
side White relrlg. s145. $50. Whirlpool Superme Grand! $2600 value, will (09 1YPZ) 1 /T c Call 675-1387 ·75 S/Wgn, auto, p1/pb,
953-1316 or 953-8467 washer & dryr, 6 mo old sacrll1ce lor S 1700. llllAI llRT 1111 ~~~~zc5l,8 : A ' A/ ·79 240 D. like new, sn rl, stereo White. runs well
6 mo old Colorlc: gas $500 873-3031 760-8702 anytime Good for rebulldlng or for •'80 3201; 5 spd. A/C ale:. nu tires, ball, engine. $2850. 548-8451
renge. S300 obo Cetta ••aa 1124 Story & Clerk Ptsno Con· parts, new knobbles. $50 (565ZOL) $13,200 552·2887 559-8170 t 1 d Biii 969· t221 •ft 10am •·8 t 3201·. 5 spd, S/fl =....,,,,~--,..---..,-7 DAY YARD SALE. 1982 sole walnu • nl con Freezer, dlx lrostless. 11.5 Charle St 9•4 Bikes. $1470. 642-4901 ( 1CUT843) c; ft Prlght •Int cond Mtttr lean O •"82 3201: 5 spd, S/fl u u · ~ · mini bikes. motorcycles, Wurlltzer Spinet Plano ( 1 EVF463)
$175 759-0563 aft 6pm parts. tires. whls, ac-$600 54"8·7272 17a Dodge Road Cruiser. *'83 3201; 5 1pd. SIR ---------
Refrlg, 2 dr, frost lree. like oessorles, t1nk1. leriders, I "--.I. &2 20 ft, 26.000 ml. liken-. (1FZP975)
new. $165. 893·9060 glass lop thowc:ases, ~rtia1.-• dual air. sell c:onlllned. *'83 5331; 5 1pd, to ml
mag truck wl'leels, tires. SURFBOARD Smeufac:es hltc:h. $9500 675-2424 (8095) REFRIGERATOR $100 hi 1982 ~;=~=::!::::::::::!::====~ t4 CU FT 650-1529 new mag w s. 5·6 S150 760-8243 Tr1llt11 IH-1111 _ Charle St (btwn Bernard 1 1
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Auume peymen11 ot $3 38/mo . OAC
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Brand n-. 759·9143 MOVING SALE Cane lltrff 1232 956 231 I b Closed Sunday 1 Ideal. w c:a ana. L ARGE SELECTION OF re tall
ASST STllE IAIAIEll
W1•11's s,1oi1llty
Sttrts
Need ellperienced career
oriented sates persons
w1tl'l some management
backgrou,,d to become
ass1s1an1 managers 101
women's better spectallty
stores Salary -com·
mission with exc:allent
benellls and room lor ad·
11anc:emen1 Call tor ap·
po1ntmen1 or send re·
sume
MARSl's
S111tll 011st Plaza un lrlstel St
011t1 1111, OA 12121
71•-Ul-0124
-~AIL SALES
Hardwere lull & part·\lme.
240 Br oadway. Laguna
Beach 497 -4403
Roo11r;o----
HPHIEICEI
Hot tar woncers needed
Must have driver 1 lic-
ense. permenent real· denoe & phone number
~ 631·4008
~· Oflnge COllt roo11no
Saies
* * * BIG MONEY
SHORT HOURS
• Photo Copy Supplles
•6AM -NOON
• No E.i1per Necessary
• Eictens1ve training
program
• Weekly Pay Guaranlee
• Pleasant, Proless1onel
Ole: in Co•ona Del Mar If you're brlgl'lt ~nd
energetic Call Mr Triomas between 6 am &
1 pm at
113-0118
SALES
Salesperson fleeded lor
1mpo<1 business MUST
have proven track record
In sales Up to $20,000
1St year commlulo,,
possible S35.000 2nd
year commission poss-
ible Ground lloor op-
portunity 650-1370
sa;;;s-
TUOIEll
Pre-school. pan/time
$4/hour C M. 642-9 t81
T1lt·l1rbtl11. Pre-qualifiers wanfed
Prof . relaxed atmosphere.
pleasant surroundings
Salarv • comm ~ bonus.
Serious hnanc1a~po1 • llel. Opportunity for d·
11ancement. EV &
daytime 11'lllts lLON
LAWSON 497-7501
Westinghouse gas dryer, dinette set w/gless top, 4 BEAUTIFUL 25" FICA Fully enc:I. Shower. head. NEW & USED BMW'S• works gd, $75. 673-2076 sw111e1. cushioned chairs Color TV. 2 yr wrnty lull kl! Beaut Int ,
Whirlpool Supereme
waSher & gas dryer. 6 mo.
old $500 673-3031
$700 Rallancouch.targe SH8 Free del Open $1400/obo. 640-7488 &
overstuffed swivel Pap-Sun. TV John's 646-1786
paMan chair w/ottoman, -----Aatt S.mcH/
vety large wicker c:half. Hard 10 find. solid walnut Partl 9015 LOii 1001 llW d •32 09•2 stereo cabinet $399 or W-Pool. 17' • loe maker an more • t>est oller 675-8610 PAINT AND LIGHT BODY VOLUME SALES ~~~.5s11'1·~~:!01~~ttom 1"'1!'1 ltacll 6169 HIESnlltSYSTll ~~.': y~~ece~~s ~al~ s3~~~,~~Jh;r';;~1:!i0 1,N.,.GP--~-~-• .. 1"!'4~9 ~~~--..,.-=---=-o~ WeJnut din tbl, pads, 6 Sony progremmable re-by$$ Biii 969 1221 LONG BEACH ·53 MG Replica. xln1, 11•1. M1ttrl1l1 & 14 chrs. dinette set, 6 chrs. c:elver tape deck • (No.Cherryexll-405) MUST SACRIFICE
Look I 2 x 6 redwood dec:1c-coffee & end tbts; patio w/dolb~ and powerful .laa••r-11· Tri•••• ll 14} IH·lllO $5000 obo. 840-'4568
Ing. From 49 oenta per It set: bullet. Pit lures. speakers $450 Call Paul Are you dlasallslled withe frade-lns Welcome , •68 MGB Conv . nu llr"·
455 E. Coul Hwy.
Newport Beacn
673-0900
laick
·86 Skytark tot. 8
• 1M. sharp S..950 494-775•
'I
cYi. PP Prof sales person wanted
ror lashlonable ladles
shoe salon. M/F Apply'"
person Lanz Fashion
Island
fencing also Harbor t'odboards. misc items: 714-556-7278 service on your c:ar? Now open Sun 11-<4 removable hardtop, run
Telephone Sales Rtidwood 7141531-1317 rianging lamps, elec -------Please call & talk to us 91·17 xlnt s14ootobo 540.8299 Ca.iliac 3 FUTAIY PIOIE trains Sa!urday, TV RENTALS $20 per mo We riava over tO yrs e11· DlllH
'
02z 1600 Lincoln Ln at 19" color TVs. w/opllon perlence with Brlllshh•,.f•t •D!!!'A'!'f•s"u!"!'NPl"''5~\61!-"JP-d~r. ,79 MG Midget. 20.000 ·71 Coupe Oe\lllle. runs
SEORET&RY
Good typing and short-
riand skills Banking. Finance, Auto agency
background. Small of-
fice Pleesant working
c:ond1tlons In Newport
area
R.O. WtrHr 955-7069
Secretary/Rec:ept lorilat
needed tor growing co.
beach area, memory
typewriter. shorthend,
A.E. l:lac:kground nee
Send resume to Ad •59
PO 80,tC 1660, Costa
Mesa. 92627
llOlnlllY
SERYIOE Hampshire. 548-4326 to buy 540-3195 Cars Continental Car auto good condition m 11 e1 x 1n 1 c 0 n d xlnt, new tires. very cleari
Must be creative, Im-A berlan iii u &211 Cllnlc 751-8880 S15o0 O.B 0 548-8514 $3950/0BO 673-9020 Int. $1000/olr Must sell ag lnatl11e, & have Husky. re. very gentle, ac .. atry IMta, GtHral 7011 645-8280
pleasant phone 11olc:e blk/wl'll. all shots. perf 12" oe Walt Radial Saw Ctassy 168· Shlp. could be A1tt1 Waalt4 20 ·73 1200. 2 dr. 1 ledy ownr ..... "' tlSS '78 Seville. loaded, drk
lmmedlateearnlngsuplo health To gd hm Oya 780 2''• HP. 2 Carbide Ideal sailing yac:hl for Highest c:ash lmmed. for • spd $1095. 645-7578 ·78•;, osl. Sunrf. auto, air. 8"Y· blk root. $7800
$500weekly commlaslon 897·2973, 844-4281 Bladesmetal sllndS450 tho-w1thdollaraendlm· hl t d ti G t h 63-8712 lbl M t ~ your ve c:e. omes c or 't2 l&TSll c:ass rea s ape poss e. onagemen wknds & eves. like new. 548· 1501 aglnatlon. Hink OeBoer foreign, 551-8285 !OOSX IL $3500, call 548-8451 openings available. 12061378 2199 ·79 CUSTOM PHAETON 9 6 O. 7 6 8 1. I e • v e FREE Healthy fem1le 3 HP 10" floc:kwe!I Un· • WE llY Auume payments of Ptraclle 157 4 dr. 10'# mllee. $8750
m85$8ge mixed breed dog, smart, lsaw. $600 5 HP Roe~: Pt .. r IMll 701 DWI DI.Ill $ 2 2 8 I m o 0 A C '78 91 lSC, ... nrf. lt"r. alr, 759-1009 playlul 6 mo·1 6•6-6705 well shaper. -V.-1 'I• "" .. Answering service or arbor, $800 2 HP double 12 f1 Servitor 1nnatabte (1EJH534) 11 blue metallic. $17,200 '82 EldOfedo, Immaculate.
switchboard operetor. Free Med az m•le Shellie dowllng mechlne, $800. with O/B & ulls. many All TllOll LUll·lllHIOA 675--8838, 645-2374 23K ml, Sl7,500 obo.
eKperlence req d. Day mix, very playful, lovee Also C\JStom hou1141 trim, e•tras. used 8 limes. 111·1llO '1•111 NR•"IE 494-3408
shift at local exchange. l<lds. 645·2987 15¢·50¢ 11. 545.5357 $375. 675·6737 or • -TllE UllEIT' Cell 645·2550 FREE TO GOOD HOME 752-5282 wttd~ '78 B210, wht. blue vinyl OUIUILIT
THINK YOU CAN DO IT Adorable AKC papered F Mi1ceUaatHI IZll 26 3' Sea Rey Dancer '79 top. nu paint/tires, Assume payments OAC. 11um11
ALL. This Job 11 a German Shep 1 yr old EST•n-•* 325hrs.slpa6.lncl trailer. AM/FM C:HI. orig, CEL (t71808) ollatemoct.i.tow ml!Mge
challenge. Pl'lone order puppy Fred 640-5732 W~I c~t i!!~rystal c:o .... r. extru. 123,000. s~~!obo.~3~.:;97 C:lf LUll·AllHllA Cadlllac:s In Southern
desk-some collection l'M A GORDON SETIEFI •"er 18 ... 1 545 ea. 894·1103; ev1 991-8592 111 1llO Calllornlal S.. u1 todeyl II II hi t 1 & tlllng " "I 0 ~ WI llY ·77 280Z. 36K orig ml, wire • UIEll ca s-g YP ng · 10 mo old M. looking for a Calm Fr Prov. tufted 28' SEAAAY E1Cpres1 '78,
Good telephone voice. gd home rm h1ebroken, channeled beige c:halae twn mere: c:rulMfl, llO, USED CARS & TRUCKS w5~~.·s:~~S2;~t c:ond. ltlb l2ce J 1 D••tWD good personality re-but would love a yard & $525 _.,.., yda gold sllk klnt cond. ,23,500, alp COME IN OR CALL FOR ..,
Sharp gal needed to wOfk quired You mu51 enjoy kids to play with. I need $45 °Karaat1n rugs: 3x5 C·5. Marina Dunes. N.B-fRfl APPIAIUl '78 280Z, 1unri. rugs 2800 Hart>of Blvd.
on fast paced Newport talking with customers on tots of love. 846-5902 $2s0 4116 s.too (aqua) Aak fOf Keltl'l. 2• 1·9292 Cormler-Oellllo am/Im, 5 spd, xlnt cond nr-,v CARVER COSTA MESA
Beach real estate ottloe. phone Last employee XI t · o d CHh ontu · OlmlLn 898 7288 PP !........._,I I .. 0· 1110 S1ayed 5 yrs Had to leave Large painted dog houH. " c: n · ,. '81-18' Seaa~lrl, extru, • · £OCE " Must have excel. typing for per1onet reason•. great condi t ion . 646-1122 70hp.S6t00.493-1665 18211BEACHBLVD. '122IOD"Rll ~J c_ (mmlmum 75wpmJ & die· 75 85 HUNTINGTON BEACH l'\.....Jl....LJ CL 1 taphone skills. Selary compensurete · -34 eves 2 TWA rnd trip tlc:ket1 any-Elecbey boet. 18,ll !1, fiber Assume payment• of , ... "'""' •M • ,._ •n 1•.•1' alftt ti w/~pe< Fringe ~1111 NEED GOOD HOME: FrH where $2000 pr 495•2•97 glau, lmmec, nu bottom l•l-IOllJ Ml·HI 1 I 3 3 8 I mo . 0 A C . '"'"" "1111" " "• ... ,...... 172 Ctlev fmpela 4dr 1780.
Peggy (71•)833·2900 incls 2 wks paid va-Golden Leb. 4 yrs Old. Beautllul handpalnted p1ln1, canvasa cover. In WIPllTIPllLW 11EOH031) oPEIUUHOAYS ,,.. '66 Buick Electra 4dr
Secretary wtsome bkkp'g c:allon,hollday,penslon& spayed. ell 1ho11, loves NATIVITY SET. $75. etlp . $5250 obo. t I LUll·AllHIOI $550 Ofter 760-38H
skills wan!Bd for mfg firm profit sllarfng plans, -+ c:l'llldren l It obedient. 840-8709 e11H' 546-8322 f R 1111 Oii 1•1· 1llO S.~111
B medlc:al Insur., all Co. Randy 841-4958 AW •••111 • 1.;;;i!Oiii~--"".,.._ ... ._ '79 CAMARO. 1 owner. lo In Huntington each paid We are a wholesale CAMPER SHELL: paneled Wellcrart Sc:areb 38' 1981. -'81 Subaru GLF, 5 1pd, air. ml $3995. 646-7578
8•8-!552 Co, w/10 employees. Be arailut Inside. 1111 Datsun. $50,000 )(Int c:ond. PHTlll/lllllll '6t DATSUN 3lO. 31K ml. xlnt. $5500. 826-3202 Of --==-=-=:-:=-==-==----2480 Harbo Blvd 4 spd, xlnt cond. $3000. 2131592-1458 IEE II FlllTI Securlly. part time. pref ready to come 10 work. 3 Pc. SOiid WOOd e1eec. Mazda & Lu11 truckl. Ilk• 7141752-1400 ext 2320 r 852-08.40 retired for grave yd shill Call lor appl 642-9363, d~". Cott s2ooo. sac: for n-$250. 846-0681 •·ii T 4 COSTA MESA t~ll l 9
675·6101 ask tor Matt Gantry. 17-95, 675_6866 C FT 1 t ti, -Ml·UOD 141-1411 '12UTlll110 1 . ------ES A LI chair e eva Of. 16: Doble Cit, ~ 15 11 & 76 ellca Lf1bk 5-apd nu like new $750. 5<48-150 t " ,...,_ ., A1t1ume payments ol • SEOllUnNITOllR TUllllll Beaut.4·pall11lngrmaet, tramp,$1500.533·8884 ,.WIWUTYHR 5113.65 mo OAC. p111n 1, $2750/but.
nc:eedurletyd f:ormr 1n~~1r1~~i!8"ry ltW Tl SILL ,on9\ 1 ~k ~Id, 1nsts~:f FIREWOOD tor s~~i 28, Folk Boat. perfect ~RonllfaldlD~l 192361• ~5-5~1-·5_5_52 ___ _,...,<"C"% 4 · us M Cheap, 811 types. a weekend uller, xlnt ...,_ """' LUSE-lllHIOI VtlklwlfH
COMMHl
C HEVROLET
commensurate wltl'l ex· Help gElve them.,:.,head1 213-402-8408 Bobby651-1200Freedet cond Isl S8000 buys. 111_11IO 168 Vw.-good '"\...~ ll.1r1 •.. r 11.
• • r, I \ \1 I perlenc:e Must heve valid start •rn top ..... per Beaut. elmoet new white FIREWOOD· Quality mix.. Ben P.P 846-4497 $1250. 673-3074
Sates guard llcense Send re· time evenings. Only knobby & Oak sofa & $85 ·~ C:Ofd dell111fed frH Ferrari 121
.IOI."' Falll sume In c:onlldenc:e to: positive, dependable, loveseal S3l0, 642·0670 anywhere. 836-48110 *Ranger 24 sloop. '71 VW CONVERT C• ,_
I S4l>-ll00 L_
" A~ =41, Dally Piiot. P 0 outgoing adults need ------=-=-='2":,,..,..-loaded, S7850. Must sell '85 Ferr1r1 3300T 2 ~2. XLNT CONO, s4eoo. 171..,. No e.xperle"ce, Wiii 1ra1n Box 1560. Costa Mesa, apply. Phone 646-7021. BUY DIRECT F OM In RWY PH this week. Dletress sale. lmmac. 39.000 ml, Bor-Jan 651_9780 days lii17ili7.,.riNew~~Y~or~k~er~."""'I~~
P/1' Cnrtstmas worl< In CA. 92626..0560 2·30 to 6 pm. Monday MANUFACTURER OIRllTllAI 22K boetl 675·8939 ranl wires. AC, alee wlri-Im mac: cond. fully ;.!~·~~n:irne~~~iaa~~~ s~!\'o:irl~!!'Js1nF~r:~ 1'1h1ru•Frlld1•1Y•••••l'~ps;~:1~~5.:t~,.",,: WLY CORONADO 16 com-tfi• Drim ~~~~ f;c~~7ar~""v ~~ /~~3~5s~~ ~o~2~~·34cio'!°°d'"'·
come Apply in Pitrson at perlenc:ed salesperson. FIT T1••e v ted h His 1u11 189.95, full Hts Ceramtc:s made to order. plate dco11M.d tr1t11er In,·, !'l,7l"l4~J"E11E111P..,Cfl'hllle .. ro!'lk .... ~.,51",I 113.000. PP 497-4128 '66 VW Bug n-tires 631-0976 av•. Y• Hickory Ferms, WHtcllll PA -.., • er ours just S79.95. Sava even Including nativity set, elude . rea ~ o H Orig. owner. Xlnt cono. • · Plaza, Npt Bch. 10 am -5 675-~10_____ lo Include early A.M. more on queen and king large & smell snowmen S1465. 673-88 7 12900. &•2-8001 aft !pm. Flat 9123 clutch & brake ayatam. ·79 Le Baron, low mli.eg.,
pm for appllc:ations No ••tL OUll weekends. Musi heve de-sets. Free dall11ary and large & emall Santi Sid"'"" Sabot. S450, very $1500 546-8460 $3000. 675·2184 phone calls Mature r• STIOI/-pendable vehlcle (1mall 639-41115 Clauses, Mr & Mrs. San-g~ cond. 55t-2555 '74 JEEP J10 TRUCK. '73 Spider. ru.na line. nu ~ Squarebac:k. l\llotOf ;;-....------,~-sponllble persons Npt Bc:ri AIE llrm. Aeapon· rruck • van. slat Ion tas too 2 slz.ea Orn•· Auto, PIS, air, shell. top $1200 847-6272 ~od. nds trans w()(k W~ 17 slble fOf processing mill, wagon) to assist new1-Dlnelle Ht, brau/smotled ments a' nd o1....; Items, II atefeo $3700 873·2912 . 7 ;c:;: la 000 I SALES Shlppln r~e1111nn Own ........ I S300 c t I n ,_, I '79 CJ7 DAl<&M JEEP '77 24 Spider, lmmac, IOW 75/obo, 645-17 t Ill '78 ge ""''·.. • m . g. ""' ,.. paper deeler In Irv,..., g BIS on emp ur ' Please C:lll Louise for ..... a lki 7011 ~ $3150 495 2497 mag )(Int c:ond. llllu1t Mii. llORIOllPITHI car req E~per helpful. area. Must be depen-acceuS10-30720·9405 your order. 840-8709 $70000.B.O. ml.. • • --·------$1700;852~40
Prof person w/eeJe1 bus1 a Keavy llltlng lrivolved. dabl• Con teat Greg OreMel dining room table '""· 11' .-al-Liii MW 842-06411 mornings ·79 Fl•t SpyCler 2000, con-'88 POP· top aamp•r • .--.------:~ .... ~pu1er exp 154-83113 Call 5&3·094 Hyde Mond•y thru Friday wt~ chair• Wt cond I-:-:-,..--::~--.---~:.:-::-:":" 130 \lolvo, 50 rw•. trlr, 11enlble. dark blue ext. r•lrlQ, sink, stove. nu IOO Per• l
STIOI Tllll IUU be1WMn 0:30 and to:ao 5400 bO 558-49112 · Home ceramlc:I t>ullneN an•tous, 0111r Bkr rub ten Int & toP. Wire wheel a pa1nt. S2400. 842.at83 .,..,,.,~=-....,------
SelM perlon needed fun A-u1-'"""'"" lkllll fOf •••.• rn •. ioniiilyfi'le.4iii2~ .. 3.2il •• 0 . Kiins, eutomatlc l llp eeG-0003. eV'M 960-1725 'ti DATSUN P.U. aooa covert. IU10 lr•n• ..... SQUAREBACK, reblt 1a9•7r•. Flea,,.! .. ='~' or PIT Comm1111on Call -.. ·-n• •·• • Ethan Allen bookcue xtnt ""''ntr, 300·350 mold•. k 1 k 11500 o e o "'MIF"' o••••tt• .,.,., "" .,..,.,, "" ..,..,_. 850-4124 & I d ta entry eterow 811 ,,__ 4 0 WOf ruo · · · · ,. ,... • •• ., eng. $1100. 548-uvv .... Blue &ooa 720-471' 11 mag a 1 • b k 1 ; ---------oond. S250. Evening• ate, etc:. EV9f'Ylhlng you 19 11 SIMkcrall. 55 Ide 5_.8.85 t4 tow mllee, excellent cond . ...,..,...,.,,.,_...,,,.---:--.,-.,.,:----..,. 7......., .... ••• •1 nRIH w•--i per ence or •n rue WRAPPERS: II you enfoy 559-7417 need to menufao1ure eng. N-Blflltey Jet. Nu ----------.,=-=--S5800. 850·5175 dy1 '88 l/W Bug. Sn rl, Mega, dy1. 5.,,. ,.., 91191.
--•s depertment helpful. wrepplng pkg•&ha11ean ceramlca. Mull Sell, pelnt/upl\ol,tandemtrlr '12 Ranohero OT 759-0932ev•. ' $1300 lf42·8870 or 'lll·--IU '\f0~~:Ch1t'd~•. P2e40~0 E Salary negotiable, eye IOf !Mtall. -have a K~t!'t~21~~~:;:' 6 owner Pregnant. Wiii ~5991.7~·8582 11500/0BO. 082·5810 557-81'11, Bob _.,lornl MUI ,._H H CdM w/ral11 In 90 daytConln-pltlrn. poslllon IOf yCKll !rain buyer. 118.000. 'f"-Cllllf.Bow·rldlt. t71A', •73 Ford Courltt w/ampr 1 S '•"BUS,no ......... 0'#9,lllnt ~~/~.7 ..... ~1·~ .. ~ ~1 wy. . aurance benefit•. • 7·30am to lpm. Mon thru l<l"" Slit ~ 8pre8d a 405-0384 .. ---Y• wmv -· 15505/ofl ~ _,,
PIOPle wno need people ~~i~o2~:1,~~ a:p~~aallo. ~e-:g:ies;>,: c~~ Catt Pad. New Fr~rne. •100• "'L-er-oy-"'Net-.-m-an--::(S:"'.:•7tc:;:l'l:-:m=o1 ~~~ =.~:,~~'e.~nt :,:i. r~~'uf!°°& = ·~~ wJ'!p!~2:'fs.1~= cond 1:..Ta:Or81 0'' Llanta 1111
ll'lou1<1a1way1 checkthe ~~t~~'!·,s'~rn";: 11500 Pr11 Party ~ l3 l ~~ll St850. 8~186 840.0008.983-0902 177g:;cv,1etnioond.Kli; ~A~~~~rai" !he SSe4~ll~d~le~lt~em~1~8'~2-:!58~7~8~1i:c:i•::ru~l==~=r. 115Mi703 7141115 i -5l55 . • • •• '79 FORD TRUCK XL T 170 HonC11 Cvcc 2-dr 'l1 SIPll l&lll • q u Ip p. d . • 4500. ---------1 -rauc::,;a woman ;;;:, ----....,..,,,,.,.....,.---New back 1wlng1 (lfl· ~T ... c@RY 1fuper Clb, v. ton. '80 en-H1tchbldt, 47.800 ml, 523-03-40. 652 ... 12
I ·1 ,., ... j)091tlonullve-lncompe· MuetMlll~llOlhn•no~~ •• ~f~ble) 1200. call 808~TA.A~.!..~~,~~ .. el2 glM, lo.Old. 11lnt OOll• AIC. 12800. 527·~80 G:o°mpt =r=•~~:I,==~~:::~~! al Y I 01 . · · · · . rilon eld. e1rtY1t, trM to =~,~~·,500°0~ ..... n .,.........,.,.. ,. ..,..,.,. '"' .., dlllon. 6200 ml. S1000. dye, 850-290t -· owner 12500. 997•1~ i; travel.xlntref'a6~0-S877 080·6164 982•2488 ONwfll1IQUM111te.pSof1 t llalat. 842.,.8111 '110 4-dr Accord AIC.f•--•-••••
.• Nurffl Aloe: Comp1n1on. ,.._ manr ... NII, twin 122&. 2 beige/brown n9W leniff 1118 '82OHEVS10 Plc:kup, vi, AM/FMC8H. PIS, •lf'll ~72 Super BMtle c:onWlrt, PART TIME . eheulf«. thoPr>l90. local 160 fun se& C!" $100 ChllM 1150 llCh, writing PMOif. ioXT F\RliA 4apd.15900 550·12" oond. 15SOO. 988·11110 .,.,,.,,....,,-..,.,.,..,,......,--,,....-~
: relt. For HI ()("' elct.fly klnQ Sl20. 7s0-6832 • ::: ~:,,: i1t~iue .:t CVSTOM VAAHISH '82 llulu PU, ciii:"Xiiii 'IO Pr.II/Cle, 5 spd, •mllm
Deliver DaU y Pilot by auto in
Laguna Beach area (2 hours
per day). Weekdays P .M. -
weekends A.M . .Earn about
$400 per mo. Call Mr. Barrow
or Mr . Bush 642-4321. EOE .... . . ------~-~ .............. .
• _L_oc_8l_r_•1_•_· 54_· _o_-o_3_73_ °Newf'""'O'""R~T-=e'""EA"'""'C~~-5.xa. Pl•'fhoute MS you Fr" .. t. O.ve840-5449 eMCI. 10 ml. 17500 can. sunroof. r•d. ot>o. Muet ...i 554-ttn
. S.Cretary tempotary OA? 7· brown i..tner tote, heut. 2 wrought Iron fl Die 549.1121. 8'1'3·3074 S4<400 Ore•• oond. ·7 SUPE HT !. ,J:i~i;;~WI
: Verlld •~Plf .. "'=710f 1275• Oerillh welnut DA Patio fabln with Chllrt 3.1-;::;_ SO:i ...... Xviii t ''"' •42·Hl4 N9W o.tman eng. w/1 yr Iii : qualllbllon.840·l 97 Ml, JJSO; 11trl tong, 9150 HCh 831·2 19t, Y .-•-•· ..,., C'---Jtl totl '82Clvl01300H1tahb1ek 12M ml guar,, NW 40M : ~ m' t>ox eprlng. m11tr811 780·0208 Now. S250lrno. Npl Ben. ..... 4 spd, H .000 ml, •lrit llrH. MW bltck plll'll.
f 175. 2 deOOf tnCI Cell 850-41148 con . cond $4900. 97M441 lllupunltt em/fM CMI. : 4W b in Pd'9. M I t), 1~~':· w/a.,*' 1Mtell1, VCKi don't need • oun to , ....... ,._ cu.. 10 40• tow bar lnCI. All re<*Pt• ~~-~~;;~!I 150. 1hot1. hMbrtcn. Atto Sl&O Pf; gOICI antlq~ "drew 111t" when you MH'f ;'id; 'd9•renc9 H1vf ~ou read tod1y'a aveU. S2900 491.1111
Sri.Ille. Mlle. 2 yr 150~· mirror. 112&. All 11tnt ~ !n td 1n the Deity , .... S22S/rno a..t-eM7 Trees. your old stun lor CIHI li.d Ade? ti not.1_____ _ Pel<o IC PoOdle Fl(ep cond Art t73-&3U PitOt Wt11I Adel Cell now _._ .. __ · ntw 110001 .. wltft a you'N mtlllnQ the bell H•v• aom11h1ng to Hit?
sso. snot•. etc 77•·t&4c wt.dya. 873•3118 ev" ir'-=84=2=·=~='==8=. ====lw1n1 ACI• c a11 642·58711 Clt..iflecl acs .... 2-Ml'S ti.rgllM tn t~I c1 ... 1t1ec1 •d• oo It ..rl.
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Bod.Y fou.nd in car
Remains of missing Irvine man stuffed in trunk
By ANDREA ADELSON °' ... ..., .........
The body of a missing Irvine bumneMlnan was
found Monday stuffed in the trunk of hia dark blue eac:tmac, parked in the garage of hia foliage-shrouded
Irvine home on Lxkhaven Circle.
An aut.opay was t.o be held today t.o determine
the cal,Lle of death of the apparent mw'der victim,
believed t.o be Boyd W. Finkel. Police say the body of
a 39-year-old man was di8covered Monday afternoon
after two co-workers, concerned about their boa'
whereabouts, asked police t.o checlc on him, Lt. Bob
Lennert said.
whoee name they didn't know, kept t.o himlell and
rarel~ viaiton.
Wit! the body was partially deoompo9ed,
police aaid positive identification and cau.e of death
could not be immediately determined.
Finkel, the owner of Super-Tech Tire Center,
hadn't been seen at the Irvine at.ore since 1ut
Monday, Brian Julian, Finkel'a fonner putner, aaid
today.
Police said Finkel was last eeen alive Oct. 15
having dinner with colleagues at an Irvine res-
taurant.
"Th.at poor man," neighbor Rita Schroeder said.
"What's so sad is·nobody knew him."
Neighbors said the bald, clefl!l-Shaven man
"When l heard he was misai.ng, it didn't surprile
me. But I first thought it would be~ suicide," Julian,
27, aaid. '
(See BODY FOUND, Pase Al)
An Irvine policeman looks into the
trunk of a car where the remains of a
...,.... .., ........
m1H1ng Irvine businessman were
found Monday afternoon. •
THE ORANGE COAST COAST IDITION
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1983
Fashion
Island
• • giving
credit
By L.P. BENET
Of ... .,..,,.....,,
Fashion Island Shopping
Center will be giving its customers
a little bit more for Christmas this
year other than a beefed-up
catalog and a 90-foot Christmas
tree.
The Newport Beach shopping
center and Avco Financial Ser-
vices are setting up a credit card
program for qualified cuatomen
for use at participating Ialand
merchants and surroundi.Jl8 New-
port Center busineseess. including
· restaurants, the Edwards New-
port Cinema and legal and medical
aervicea, Avco officials said today.
Avco expecta the card will be in
the hands of as many as 100,000
, consumers by Dec. 1, and and
could potentially generate up t.o
$200 million in sales volume for
center merchants.
Card holders will eseentially be
able to make purchaaes at any
center store and then receive one
billing statement at the end of the
month, according t.o Donald Kerr.
president of Marketing Images
Corp., which is establishing the
program for Avco.
The credit line will range from
$2,000 t.o $5,000 and will feature
an 18 percent interest raie, 2
percent lower than such major
credit cards as Visa and Master-
Card .. In addition, cardholders
have free use of credit for 30 days
if payments are made in full at the
end of the month. he said.
"Thiaia the wave of the future,"
Kerr said. "Avco will a18o be
9etting up similar programs with
malls in Los Angeles and San
Diego counties."
(See CREDIT, Pase A!
Not guilty
plea entered
inHBmurder
Zackary Pettus, a former high
school student from Huntington
Beach. pleaded innocent Monday
t.o charges he robbed and killed
boutique owner Darleen Haz-
boun.
Pettus, 19, was ordered back
in t.o court Nov. 4 for a hearing t.o
determine if he should stand trial
for mw'der.
The former Marina High
School student has been held
without bail aince his arrest last
Wedneeday several hours after
Hazboun's stabbed body was
(See INNOCENT PLEA. Pqe Al)
lllD
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
The eye has it at 499 19th St. in
Costa Mesa where the unusual house
..., ,... ,,.......,~,.,_
and front yard decor has spawned
complaints from neighbors.
Neighbors keep an eye on
house and vice versa
By liREN E. KLEIN °' ... ...,,... ....
The fluorescent green and or-
ange houae in Costa Mesa with the
pyramid hanging outside may be
an elaborate Halloween prank, a
far-out peace protest or public
nuisance. It all depends on who
youuk.
exchange for a Pepsi. .
"I was thin.king about it on
Friday the 13th," Shelton said. He
didn't seem disturbed when it was
pointed out that the 13th was a
Thursday thia month. "Put in
Friday the 13th anyway, it eounds
better. You can always say you
made a mistake and then correct it
later," he aaid.
Shelt.on said he plans t.o auction
furniture and art objects in the
hoWll! Monday and give out free
pumpkins t.o kids. The money he
raiaes, he aaid, will go t.o a charity
for battered and abused children.
The pyramid, which belongs to
controversial welder and artist Ali
Roushan, simply ties in with the
Halloween atmosphere, Shelton
said, .. did the flag.
The life jacket ia up because
Shelt.on thin.ks of himaelf as a life
(See WEIRD, Pase A%)
'Affordable'
homesOK'd
in Newport
By JERRY HlRSCB °' ... ..., ..........
Despite objections it would
create a "ghett.o" and major traffic
problems, Newport Beach's larg-
est propoaed affordable housing
development paaaed its biggest
hur4le yet during a marathon
~ting of the Newport City
Council Monday night.
The council approved a general
plan amendment for the North
Ford Planned Community. It
paves the way for a 888-unit
housing development on Irvine
Co. land north of East Bluff Drive,
in which 222 of th.e units will fall
under affordable housing guid-
Unes.
"I consider it an affordable
housing dump that you are build-
ing near my boule, '' aaid Ken
cu.ett, adding that al.fordable
housing should be apread
throughout the city .
Cliaett, who lives in the East
Bluff community, said he was
worried the council would
subsidize the housing -aome-
thing he ia philoeophically against .•
"You think ghettos are some-
thing you want around here ...
Nobody subsidiz.ed my first
hoWll!," Cliaett aaid.
''To call housing that ia af-
fordable a 'dump' ia an inault,"
responded Dorothy Hardcastle.
"People who would wie this
housi.rig will have healthy in-
comes of between $28,000 and
$35,000 a year. We need the
housing."
"AJs a member of the great
unwashed public I can't help but
respond that when East Bluff was
built. it was considered af-
fordable," said Lucille Kuehn.
Corona del Mar resident &n
Covington said the plan will set .
the pattern for future affordable
housing development in Newport
Beach and the council needed
more public discuasion on it before
voting.
"Why not diacuas where af-
fordable housing will be in the
whole community?" he asked.
''Thia haa been pushed through
very faat and it ia not 90meth.ing
that the people generally under-
stand," said Dick Nichols, presi-
dent of the Cqmmunity A.leoda-
tion of Corona" del Mar.
He char~ propoeed housing
and office development will
double the traffic in the area and
streets could not handle the in-
crease.
On the same vote, the council
a1ao approved a plan change
transfering approval for 295,000
aquare feet of industrial develop-
ment'near the housing site to the
(See HOUSINQ, Pqe Al)
Marines
• 111ove into
foxholes
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)
Marines were ordered int.o fox-
holes and bunkers today near the
rubble of the bombed U.S. com-
mand post after three auspicious
vehicles were eeen at the airport, a
Marine spokesman aaid.
"There have been three ve-
hicles spotted driving around the
area," said Capt. Wayne Jones.
"There are suspicions that they
could contain explosives."
For thoee who haven't .een it,
the hoWll! on the comer of Irvine
Avenue and 19th Street has been
painted a brilliant chartreWle with
bright orange doon and royal blue
trim.
A life jacket adoma the door, an
Army poster hangs in the front
window and a large pyramid,
painted with human eyes on all
sides, ia auapended by a rope from
a tree in front. A huge American
fUlg that hung from the tree was
st.olen Monday morning.
Transit tax election sought
•
Some 300 Marine replacements
for comrades killed or wounded in
Sunday's terrorist bombing had
ju.at taken up their positions at the
airport, where the U.S. contingent
of a four-nation peacekeeping
force is bued, when the order waa
given.
Gen. Paul X . Kelley, comman-
dant of the Marine Corps, allo
arrived today for an inspection
ordered by President Reagan in
the wake of the attack.
Vote on one-cent sales tax hike asked by transportation panel
Frank $belt.on, 28, who said he
owns the house, aaid the decor-
ations are aimed at helping under-
privileged children all over the
world.
S helt.on, part-owner of a res-
taurant set t.o open on Superior
Avenue in "aboutthree weeks,"
granted an interview Monday in
By JEFF ADLER °' ... ...,,... ....
The Orange County Board of
Superviaors will be asked t.o
achedule a June 5, 1984, election
on the propoeed one--cent sales tax
increue,.lor county transportation
projects.
'The Orange County Transpor_-
tation Commiaaion unanimously
approved an election 'timetable
Monday that ataff memben re-
ferred t.o aa a "ahort fu.e" in tenna
• .., cnr ....... prem ....
Tonlght'1~attheN8Cw=r: City BIUee" lhow9 ltfe In Double A:
adol11oentafrom 11 to40, Mng •edutta In'
beclcwatlf towne. P90988.
...
of preparing necelUJ')' documents
and winning required approvals
before the election can take place.
Supervilors must OK the election
schedule.
A bill signed by Gov. George
Deukmejian last month
authorized the sales tax inc:reue if
it ia approved by a majority of the
county'• voters. Before ·the
measure can appear on the ballot,
however, plana for spending the
money over the next 15 yeera must
be approved by a majority of the
county'• 26 cities and the Boa.rd of
S\lpervillon .
The timetable calla for:
• Releue of w 15-year trans-
portation plan for public revtew
on Dec.12.
• Approval of the plan by both
dties and the Board of Super-
vlm by Feb. 13, 1984.
• Comrnillion approval of the
ptOll'UD and a fonnal requat .ak1nc the board t.o ldledule the
election by Feb. 26, 1984.
• The Board of Su~n
formally vote. t.o place the q.uee~
tion on the ballot by March 7,
1984.
• l'Jectioll day, June 5, 1984.
The timetable adop\ed by com·
millkJnen allo recommenda the
comml..aon begin • ao-caUed
''public education pr'Oll'am'' ln
March 1084 t.o win public 11Upport
f OI' the tax lJllCl't-.
All'Mdy, the ~ hM
\
undertaken a $300.000 "com-
munications program." designed
t.o gamer public support for the
tax hike.
The commission, Board of
Supervisors and other public of-
fici.ala have supported the idea of
i.ncrealing the sales tax, for a fixed
period, t.o pay for a $12.8 billion
pack.age of transportation im-
provements elected leaden en-
viaion for the county du.ring the
next 15 years.
F.arlier in the day, re9CUen dua
out four bodies from the shattered
compound, pushing t.o neerly 200
the number of American .er-
vicernen killed after a suicide
terroriatdrovea truck loaded with
TNT int.o the lobby of the
four-st.ory, c:Oncrete buildina
where Marines were sleeping
Sunday morning.
(See MARJNF.S, Pqe Al)
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"I* Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, October 25, 1983
l_c_oN_,_iN_u_ED_s_,_oR_i_is____.I Slayer's fate debated1 ag· ain
HOUSI NG BACKE D ...
From Page A 1 !~!!':_AD.t,ER
Koll Center for office space. ''The transfer of the industrial An Orange County Superior
The transfer and land use area for office development is Court jury began deliberating
change w~ the major sweetener what makes thl.s affordable hous-Monday whether Robert Jackson
in the deal for the Irvine Co., ing feasible," Sim said. Thornpeon should live or die for
Richard Sim, a company vice Councilman Donald A. Strauaa the August 1981 slaying of an
presiden.!JOld_ the council. cast the only dialent.ing vote aft.er Anaheim newsboy.
New housing
• • pro1ects gain
from NB vote
The Newport Beach City Coun-
cil passed several general plan
amendments Monday night
which pave the way for large
housing developments. The fol-
lowing are the highlights of the
action :
• The council amended the gen-
eral plan to allow for an additional
428-dwelling units in Newport
Center, including 150 affordable
units in Newport Village.The
amendment was requested by the
Irvine Co.
• The coUACiJ. amended the gen-
eral plan w allow for a 168-unit
residential condominium develop-
ment in the Belcourt community,
including 33 affordable units. The
amendment was requested by the
J.M. P eters Co.
• The council amended the
general plan to allow for a
888-unit housing development in
the North Ford Planned Com-
munity near F.ast Blulf. including'
222 affordable units. The amend-
ment was requested by the Irvine
Co.
INNOCENT ...
From Page A1
found inside her Huntington
Beach shop.
Hazboun owned and operated
Somewhere In Time, a small
vintage clothing business on the
second Door of a commercial
center on Wainer Avenue at Balsa
Chica Road. The 37-year-old
woman had been bound and
gagged.
Police are still searching for a
black cash box and Hazboun's
wallet -both believed taken by
the killer. Police have offered a
$200 reward for the items as well
as a five-inch knife believed to be
the murder weapon.
Pettus had withdrawn from
Marina High School just two days
before his arrest. School officials
described him as bright and
likable. They said he planned to
move w Cincinnati to be with his
parents.
appealing the council to delay It ls the aeoond time a jury has
voting on the general plan amend-been asked to make such a
ment to allow more time for decision. Af1er Thompeon was
consideration. convicted in March for sexually
The Irvine Co.'s Sim said the moletating and then killing
housing will be a mix of rental and 12-year-old Benjamin Bren-
units for sale. neman, the trial jury deadlocked
The Irvine Co. must still submit on the death penalty question 9-3.
d etails anQ pl.ans for the develop-A ne w panel, composed of 10
ment to the city for final approval. women and two men, began
Construction still may be more h~aring testimony on Bren-
than a year off. neman's slaying and Thompeon's
WEIRD MESA HOUSE ...
From Page A 1
saver of abused children and the
Army poster is displayed so that
he can recruit children to report
abusive pare~ts to authorities, he
added.
When asked if the house had
any political significance, Shelton
said no.
But Roushan, the 39-year-old
Iranian immigrant whose four
towering sculptures -Meditation
Tower, Butterfly, Volcano and
Tornado -led him into a
three-year battle with city hall,
had a different explanation .
The house decorations are a
peace protest on Shelton's part,
acrording to Roushan.
"He's been asking me if he could
borrow that piece for a long time.
Bergeson to sp eak
~sse mbl ywoman Marian
Bergeson, R -Newport Beach , will
speak at 7:30 wnight w the
Newport-C.osta Mesa Lions Club.
The club meets at the Costa Mesa
Country Club, 1701 Golf Course
Drive.
He thinks that violence doesn't
solve any problems, and peace is
really a state of mind," Roushan
said .
The eyes of the pyramid signify
the need to open our eyes to the
problems of the world, he said.
Unfortunately, some of the
residents of 19th Street feel
they've seen plenty. Doug Clark.
Costa Mesa's development ser-
vices direct.or, said he'd already
received one complaint about the
house Monday morning and
would be investigating the situ-
ation.
One man said the flag, dangling
on the ground, had· been des-
ecrated. He said he thought the
decorations were 90me sort of
protest.·
Arlene Behr, who has lived
acroes from the houae since 1971 ,
said she hopes the bright green
and orange will be painted over
before long.
"I imagine it could affect the
property values around here if
that paint was permanent," she
said.
CREDIT PROGRAM ...
• From Page A1
South Coast Plaza Mall and
Bank of America will announce
plans for a similar card program
this Thursday, according to
Carolyn Cirillo, a Ma ll
spokeswoman.
Under the South Coast plan, B
of A cardholders may make
purchases at participating mall
businesses. The bank will be
approaching interested businesaes
th.ls week and set up all the
f:i.nancia1 and payment terms, she
said.
In the near future, Avco will
will use a computer screening
process to send card applications w
qualified customers within a
10-mile radius of Newport Center.
Kerr aaid. Thoee contacted will
receive a card by merely ''stgni.ng
on the dotted line," heaaid. Unlike
majorcreditcarda, there will be no
basic charge for the card.
HOT WINDS BLOW ...
Barbara Roppolo, director of
Fashion Island, said virtually all
the merchants will participate in
the card program, which was
inl.roduced during a Fashion
Island Merchants Association
meetinls Oct. 1 L
From Page A 1
through Saturday. with highs of 80 inland, and in the 70s at the
coast. Lows will be in the 60s.
Los Angeles will fare worse as a result of the Santa Ana
condition with highs of 92 expected Wednesday and up w 94 in the
San Fernando. San Gabriel and San Bernardino valleys.
Mostly clear skies with highs reaching 73 are eJ,<pected in the
mountains and highs of 86 are expected the northern deserts and 96
in the southern deserts, the ~eather service said.
Bjorn Sedleniek, president of
the merchants association and
co-owner of Posh Gentleemn's
Clothing, said the card will •'make
shopping easier for the customera
and help increase sales for
merchants."
BODY FOUN D I N IRVINE •••
From Page A1
Julian said American Tire Warehouses, the
six-swre chain of discount tire swres he and Finkel
founded four years ago, crumbled in early 1983 with
$2 million in debts. The chain was sold to creditor
Capital Group Tire Sales, Inc .. a subsidiary of the
Glendale-based tire wholesaler Empco Industries,
said a Capital official, who asked not w be identified.
Finkel later opened Super-Tech.
:t.t. Lennert saJd the chain of crediwrs "is
something we're looking inw. But it's too early to say
what the motive was."
Dried blood was found in the garage and in the
house, he said. "There doesn't appear w be anything
missing," Lennert said.
Neighbor Anna Aceto, 25. said the last time she
remembers seeing the man who lived alone at the end
of a Willows tract cul de sac was when he came out w
talk w a gardener Oct. 17.
The gardeners arrived again Monday, but police
sent them away.
"He said 'Hi' once in a while. He was very
reclusive," Aceto said.
Lockhaven Circle residents said they knew their
neighbor had a burglar alarm that jangled about
three times a year, usually set off by winds.
"Everyone wondered why he had that elaborate
alarm system,'' Schroeder said.
Finkel and his junior partner, both in the tire
business in Maryland, came to California in 1979 after
Finkel eold his hall percentage in an Atlantic coast
tire store chain, said Julian. of Costa Mesa.
"He made poor financjal decisions and we grew
too fast," said Julian, embittered by the aoured
venture in which he said he invested $6,000 and
received nothing in retum when the at.ores were sold
in April.
Julian said he wondered how Finkel obtained
money to open a new tire store.
He described his fonner partner as an intelligent
introvert w hoee only loves were c.ars, chocolate and
Ha.88en Dua ice cream. In his living room were
pictures of the cars he had once owned. including a
Mercedell 300 SL, which gavl' him entry in to the
Gullwing Group, a club for owners of gull wing cars.
Julian said.
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J urors must unanimously
choose between recommending
Thompeon be put w death ln
California'• gas chamber at San
Quentin or be sentenced to life m
prisoo without the poesibUlty of
parole
Before beginning their de-
liberat.ion.s, jurors listened as de-
fen.se attorney Mike Horan
pleaded for his client's life aa he
pmiented his closing argument.
Newport office fire
said deliberately set
"I notice sitting out there,
quietly, ls his (Thompson'•) mom.
She's got to be dying i.naid.e,"
Horan told the jury. "You eee.
nothing we do ill going to bring
back Ben. Killing him (Thomp-
son) ian't going to bring him back.
It's just going to devastate another
family. Do we need that?"
A spectacular fire that gutted
the two-story headquarters of
National Education Corp. before
dawn Monday was deliberat.ely
set, Newport Be8Ch arson i_tl-
vestigawrs concluded today.
The blaze caused about
$600,000 damage to the Birch
Street office building and reduced
much of the structure to rubble.
The building was unoccupied at
the time and nobody was injured.
lnvestigawr Jim Upton said the
2 a.m. fire was started on the
second floor, probably in the back
of the building. He did not say
how the fire was started or what
the motive may have been.
Fire officials said it is unknown
whether Monday's blaze is related
to a fire ln July that destroyed
another two-story office building
occupied by National Education
Corp.
"It makes you wonder but we
can't say for~ure." said Upton.
The July 24 fire, which caused
about $500,000 in damage, also
broke out before dawn when the
building was unoccupied. Upton
said it has never been concluded
whether that fire was ignited by
an arsonist.
Upton said rumors that the fires
might be related to recent business
moves by the education firm
appear to be unfounded.
National F.cluc"8tion Corp. oper-
ates about 50 vocational training
centers in the country and is
regarded in business c:iri:les as a
highly successful operation. Its
revenues this year are expected to
reach $100 million.
He also argued that Thom1>99n,
now 35, is not the "cold-blooded,
vicious, son-of-a-gun" that pros-
ecutors have portrayed. '
He characterif.ed Thom peon as a
"very sick" individual, but one
who --had a another side to his
personality and was capable of
showing love and remorse for
what he has done.
Acr~ the courtroom, Bren-
neman 's mother, Kay, sobbed
quietly as the atwrneys delivered
their summations.
Mesa wo1nan abducted,
robbed of $1, 000 cash
A 24-year-old photo shop
worker was kidnapped early
today in Costa Mesa by.ah anned
robber who later left her stranded
-but unharmed -on an un-
developed stretch of Pacific Coast
Highway south of Corona del Mar.
Cathleen Irene Newcomb wld
police the bandit approached her
about 6:30 a.m. as she was prepar-
ing to open In & Out Photo, 195 E.
17th St. She said the man was.,,J
wearing a ski mask and was armed
with a knife.
CM Inan hit by car, dies
Officers said the bandit forced
the woman to hand over more
than $1.000 in cash and then told
her to drive him toward Newport
Beach.
A Costa Mesan was struck by a
car and killed Monday in Santa
Ana, police said.
Luiz Salvador, 38, waa crossing
w the north side on the 1900 block
of W. First Street about 2 p.m .
when a westbound car hit him,
said Santa Ana Traffic In-
vestigator Tony Duran.
Marines'
faHJilies
get news
By tile A11odated Pre.1
Marine officers and Navy
chaplains bearing the sorrowful
news Monday to the homes of
familiee who l08t sons and
brothers and fathers in Jhe week-
end bombing ln Beirurwere met
with anger and anguish.
At least one family was told
their son had died, only to receive
a phone call from him saying he
had been wounded.
"As soon as [ saw those two
marines coming up to the door, I
knew," said Letha Kimm of
Atlantic. Iowa, after learning that
her aon, Marine Sgt. Edward
Kimm, 33, was dead. "I don't even
know why they had to be over
there."
An 61der son, Clarence Kimm,
was killed in Vietnam in 1967. " .. .1
didn't expect to lose two boys."
Mrs. Kimm said .
"In his last letter, he was just
telling us about what he was doing
and that he would be coming
home in Novem ber ," Dorothy
O!Jlon of Rockford, Ill., said after
being wld that her atepeon, Lance
Cpl. John Tiahmack, 19, of Min-
neapolis had been killed.
"When he wrote to us, he
a.lwa,ys said it would be all right."
Cesar San Pedro, 17, of Hialeah,
F1.a .• said a.ft.er the official word
that his brother, Lance Cpl.
Guillermo San Pedro, 19, was
dead. "He waan'lscared. He didn't
show it in any of his letters," the
brother said.
"He had no business over there.
But he wanted to go," Shirley
Trahan said after being notified
that her son. PFC Lex David
Trahan, 19, was among those
killed. "lt's like a bad dream," she
said.
She said her son had volun-
teered for duty in Lebanon de-
spite her milgivings. "I had mixed
feelinp," she said. "He could see a
purpoee in being there. I know,
knowing him. He lov~ the
Marine eo,,.. He Wal very proud
of it."
There were delays in the grim
news reachlJ18 the familiee, partly
becau.e the Marines' personnel
recorda were destroyed in the
tnack-bomblng that demolished
their barreclu, and partly becauae
of lhe difficulty Jn ldendfytna the
bodies.
Jamee J. Langon m of of
Lakehunt, N.J., the father of
L..ance Cpl. Jamee Joeeph Lanaon
IV thO\lght his 110n would be out o(
harm'• way becaWle he wu a cook.
But Lanaon said Monday, "I aaw
the unJfbrm" of an officer ap-
pl'OllCb.ina hla home and "It that
polnt, I knew why they we~
hftre."
' The driver, Jose Gallardo of
Anaheim, was arrested at the
scene on suspicion of possible
drunke n driving. No charges have
been filed against him. The acci-
dent investigation continues.
Salvador was transported to UC
Irvine Medical Center where he
was pronounced dead.
Newcomb said she was asked to
drive w a point near Crystal Cove
where the thug got out of he r car.
He grabbed the ignition keys and
Oed when an accomplice picked
him up, according to police.
Officers said the woman was
able w get to a telephone and call
police.
........
Dorothy Colem an of Dallas was told her son, Spec
4 Marcus E. Coleman, wa s missing in Lebanon.
She still holds hope that he will be found a live.
In some homes, however, the
laughter oC relief broke the ten-
sion w hen families heard their
loved ones were safe Shirley
Erikson's son called her in West-
land. Mich., to let her know he was
safe. Wayne Barker of Chandler,
Ariz .. got a similar call from his
brother.
K atie M o rr iso n of
Poughkeepsie, N.Y .• recognized
he r 900, col\8Cious but being
carried on a stretcher, in an
Aa8ociated Press photograph run
in the Poughkeepale Journal.
"He's alive, he's alive, at least he'•
allve," she said.
Charles and Ann Madaras of
Potomac, Md., spotted thelt 10n,
David, in another AP photo aa he
and three other Marinetl helped
carry a wounded man from the
bombed building.
Rose and Bennie Harris of
Woonsocket, R.I .. saw their son on
a stretcher on television. Later he
called them. "He 90W'lded sood.
very good," Mrs. Harris said, h~r
voice choking. Sandra Robimon of
Wlndaor, Vt., heard unofficially
through a Red Croaa hotline that
her son was safe.
Roee Lagoy of Vernon, N.Y.,
said military ottldals came by to
say her aon had died. But t.t.er.
another 900 answered the tele-
phone and it WU her IOn, Lance
Cpl. Mlchee Balcom, saylna he
had been Wounded and WU
hoepital in Weat Germany.
"Moet people don't believe ln
miracles, but I had one today,"
Mn. Lagoy aald.
MARINES IN BEIRUT ••• From PageA1
The lAatetJt figures IMtued by the
U.S . Detenae Department pu t the
overall U.S. casualty toll in the
bombing It 192 killed. But Jordan
told reporten on the .cene today
"Our cuualty ficuret a\ thll point
are almoe\ 200 dead."
l•OVN~ ....... A-1.t• Afh'fl'ftf""O lol.a~· VOL. 19. NO. 211
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"We had hope that If (the
attack) waa 6:30 ln the mom'J'\I,
then maybe he would have been
..-J Jd~ brMkfut,.. Lancon
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A truck-bomb attack on the poet
of the French conUqent of the
peacek;eeplna fort.'e a few teCOndl
af~r the one on the U..S. com·
pound left ~ French troop9 deed •
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Health Care Center
plans harbor cruise
A twilight cruile in Dana Point Harbor will be the setting for
the Adult Day Health Care Center Friday from 4 to 7 ~.m. .
The excursion. courtesy of Dana Wharf Sportfishing, will be
hosted by the center's advisory ~W\Cil. Tickets~ $1~ each and
proceeds will go to the center's Pioneer Fund for fmanciallyneedy
participants and special facility improvements.
Re9ervations may be made by calling 498-7671 or 643-2273. All
donations are tax deductible.
Halloween party slated at HB church
A Halloween party for kids of all ages will be sponsored by the
Commwiity United Methodist Church of Huntington Beach
Sunday from 6-8 p.m.
There will be two haunted houses, booths with free carnival
games, costume judging, pumpkin c.anring, a scavenger hunt for
adults and a party with refreshments.
Admission will be one unopened bag of Halloween candy per
family. There will be an extra charge for the haunted houses.
Proceeds will go to UNICEF.
Rec committee meets in Laguna
The Recreation and Community Service Committee will hold a
meeting Wednesday at 5:30 p.m . in the recreation department
conference Room, Laguna Beach City Hall, 505 Forest Ave.
Writers conference slated Saturday
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I PARKING ..-...--
FIRE LANE
DESIGNED BY N. l
FIRE CHIEF
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Designated
warning? ' Was a syllable drop-
ped from this 'No
Parking' sign? Or is
the fire chief really
devious e nough to de-
sign a fire lane just for
unsuspecting motor-
ists?
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, October 25, 1983 * ~I
Print links suspect?
Expert testifies broken bottle ties Kraft to mutilation slaying
By Tiie A110da&e4 Presa
A fl.J'l3erprint expert testified
he lifted the right thumb print of
Randy Kraft from a piece of a
broken bottle found near the
mutilated body of one of 16 young
men Kraft is charged with slay-
ing.
F.dward Canon, a sheriff's
fingerprint expert, te9tified Mon-
day he found the piece of glA'88 -
along with other abarda and the
bloody neck of the bottle -a few
feet from where the body of Mark
Howard Hall, 22, of Santa Ana,
waa found Jan. 3, 1976.
Carson testified during a
preliminary hearing of charges
that Kraft committed the 16
murders and muti.liated many of
his victims in a period beginning in
1972.
According to testimony, Hall
was drunk when he disappeared
from a New Year's Eve party. He
was discovered two days later on
Bedford Peak in Orange County's
Saddleback Valley. Testifying
before Or~e County Municipal
Court Judge John J . Ryan
pathologist Robert George Rich-
ard.a said an autopsy showed that
Hall died of "acute aloohollilm and
suffocation," and that he had a .67
percent blood alcohol level -
which he called "phenomenally
high.''
Richards testified that Hall's
body was extensively mutilated.
He aaid all bums found on the
body appear to have been made by
an automobile cigarette lighter
and were ai.milar to burns found
on three other men Kraft is
charged with killini-
He sald dirt was packed into
Hall's throat and "went all the
·way down to both lungs."
According to earlier testimony.
several of the other victims died of
ligature strangulation and several
had been em.uculated.
A tranquilizer of the type found
in several other victims waa also
found in Hall's body, Richards
said.
The Orange County chapter of Women in Communciations
will sponsor its annual professional writers conference Saturday at
the Pacific Mutual Insurance learning center, Newport Beach.
Paula Nelson, author of "The Joy of Money" and "Where to-
Get Money for Everything," will be the keynote speaker of the
teminar, and will discuss "Writing for Money: Can You Afford It?"
The conference will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Pre-registration is $30 and late registration is $35._ Studen~ wi~
identification will be admitted for $15. More mformauon IS
available at 639-9497.
Funeral held in Mesa
for Delila Brown, 85
Merchants host kids for Hallowee n
A halloween party will be held in downtown Huntington
Beech Sunday. There will be ~entertainment with a magic show
starting at 1 p.m .
The affair is being sponsored by the Downtown Huntington
Beach Merchants' Guild which as the aim of providing fun without
the potential problems associated with night-time house-to-house
tric1' or treating.
Funeral services were con-
ducted today for Delila Pearl
Brown, a resident of Costa Mesa
for 53 years, who died Friday at a
rest home in Garden Grove. She
was 85.
Mrs. Brown was a former
president of the New Mesa Aux-
iliary to Barracks 1249 of the
Veterans of World War Il and of
the National Woman's Relief
Vandals hit school in Mesa ag~in
The Sonora Elementary School In
Coate MeM haa been burglarized twtce In the IUt thr•dayt -over the wee61enc:t and again Monday night. In
both lncfdent9, the kitchen WU
brotcen Into by prying a door open
9rM:f ..wral room• ww. ranucked.
Polee found eome footprlnta but only
amall ctiange wu mining. Several
other achoola have been burglarlZed
In a llmllar manner around the city
reoeritty.
The Stam!* Medlc.i Cllnlc at
3505 Cadillac: Ave. was broken Into
over the weettend and at least $7,825
worth of office and medical equip-
ment wu atolen. A preliminary lnven·
t°'Y snowed typewriters, video ma·
chin.a. monitors and video cameras
had been swiped. Entry was ap-
perently gained by pry1ng a door
open.
A Mt of tools valued at S 1. 150 wu
atolen from a residential garage on
the 400 block of Merrimac Way late
Saturday or early Sunday.
Laguna Beach
A radio. cameta and <:Uh were
atolen from a loct<ed car parked In the
800 bloct< of Diamond Street Mon·
day, the owner told Laguna Beach
pollce. Total loU was pu1 at $840.
Fllhlng equipment valued at $7090
wu stolen from a g11age In the 2800
block of Wards Terrace. . . . 0
Vandals cauled about S800 dam-
age to 1 candy machine Inside a
buslneat In the 1000 block of South
Coaat Highway, the owner reported.
Police reaponded to Laguna Beach
High School twice Monday When
wltnMM& complained of a man
exposing hlmaelf. In both cues. the
suspect was gone by the time officers
arrived.
Flqwer pots In a y11d In the 100
block of Dumond Street -e broken
by vandals, police -e told.
Newport Beach
A retired Newport Beach man
reported a bandit pretended to put a
gun to his back and robbed the man
of $68 Sunday afternoon. The crime
took place on Dover Drive near 16th
Street.
A Lakewood man reported the
theft of a wedding ring valued at
$1,400 Saturday afternoon from an
unattended towel at the beach. The
ring and SS In caah were atolen whlle
the man was swimming.
A Corona det Mar bullneaawoman
reponed the rear pauenger window
of her car broken while she wu
driving on San Joaquin Hiiia Road
Sunday afternoon. Someone had
thrown an ob)ec:t at her car from the
sidewalk.
Huntington Beach
A red 1982 Chevrolet Chevette WU
reported stolen Monday morning
from the parking lot of a pr ... achool at
815 Knoxville Ave. The loaa waa
estimated at S&.000.
A burglary wu reported Monday
evening at a home on the 4900 block
of Pearce Drive. Entry wu made
through a rear unloctced llldlng glua
door. The Ion Included a $1,300 ring
and S60 In ml1cellaneooa belonglnga.
A garage break-In wu reported
Monday afternoon at the 15300 blOcic
of Newcutle Lane. The IOU , 9911-
mated at $980, Included two eurf-
board1 and two wetaulta.
A green 1978 Ford van parked In a
carport on the 19900 block of Lures
Lane was burglarized early Monday.
A aide window wu pried open to
enter. The lou Included $400 In
stereo equipment.
A home on the 20000 block of
Lewaon Lane was reported bur-
glarized and ransacked Monday.
Entry wu made through a rear
kitchen window. The lou Included
$80 lnc:Uh.
Fountain Valle y
The manager of Houae of Miiiet'•
Antique. at 18960 Brookhum St.
aald aomeone took her wallet from
under her de9k at worl< and atote
$150.
A 73-year-old volunteer ~
said thlevee took '* puree at
Fountain Valley Community Hotpltal
and atole S3e In the wallet.
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Corpe. She also was a member of
the American Legion Auxiliary.
Poat 55, in Costa Mesa.
She is survived by a son,
Kenneth W. Brown, of Torrance; a
daughter, Bernice M. Pullen, of
Midway City; and a sister-in-law,
Margery L . Brown, of Ervita,
Colo.. five grandchildren, 11
great-grandchildren and one
great-great-grandchild.
Services were held this morn-
ing at Pierce Brothers Bell Broad-
way Mortuary in Costa Mesa.
Interment followed at West-
minster Memorial Park.
Pianist Vera Gay
succumbs at 94
Long-time Corona del Mar resi-
dent Vera L. Gay died Oct. 10
following a long illness. She was
94.
Gay, a Los Angeles musician,
made Balboa her summer resi-
dence. She often played at Balboa
Pavilion dances.
Upon her retirement, Gay
moved to Corona del Mar where
she played piano at the Christian
Science Church.
She belonged to the Dominant
Club, a women's professional
music association, for 40 years.
Gay is survived by a daughter,
Joon Gay Aynes of Newport
Beach. six grandchildren and
three great-grandehildren.
Blaze quelle d
A Costa Mesa fire m an d o uses remnants of a
S l 0,000 blaze which damaged the Cast Indus-
tries building at 1755 Placentia Ave. early today.
A malfunctioning industrial furnace was blamed
for the fire.
Dog ruling 'backs OC policy'
A federal appeals court ruling
stating that police need a
"founded'' suspicion before using
dogs to search luggage at an
airport affirms standard
procedure at John Wayne Airport,
a sheriff's department spokesman
said.
''We just don't indi9criminately
go in there with the dogs,"
Sheriff's spokeman Lt. Wyatt
Hart said Monday. The Sheriff's
Department has two dogs lt oc-
caaiona.lly uaes at the airport -
"Thrlty-llx hours from Munich"
. . . doea that aound Ilk• a good
title for a book? I think I could
write one •bout the return trip
from my reoent vttlt to Europe.
EWfY!hlng lhort of Cl'~ that
could go wrong .•. dldl It take
me aome Ume to r9COV'W from
that par1 of my '°"".."'-'. and I
l<now one alrtlne that 111 never
book egaln ... beeldee Aerotlot
that II.
Except for that tut= the =WM• most en one. I lterted out I .. were
"boUght """ for ,,,.. YM"I Ctw19tmee .....,,. ••• howe¥9r I
loc*ed .. aome MW ..,,_ and I
found u.. were Items we fuet
haclto~
In Portugal I fOund a oheln menutl!CtUrer with aome ,,.. and
d"'*'9nt typee Of chlilna and
breoeleta In 18t<. ~ I get
that r.lnO that "*-.. Jut* "°"*'la .... uiet oen be dot-.
wttt1 JNt IM06net~ mNt, I ._
co..... eomecMl9 • ctMll'ri~
MW Idea. w.11, ned!MI to=· ~had to buy at i...t • le . I fOund aome gtft htfM In
allV9f tN)t I r.tt .. ne.ded. Portu·
gel i. moet temoua tor the tltwr
rnenuf9cturtng.
In aeroetona and Madrtd I at-
tended ~ tr9" atlOWll and
fOund aome n1oe ~ '9aHon ~ ..... ·'*° edout tM bell lt°'91 to ... wMt they ...~.r'"-.ontt'9 ,loottout for MW ltyte trencN and ......, .....
A good frl9nd from N9w YOric le
now Mng In Munloh enCI I spent
fl¥t d..,. with her. 8he drCMt me
Sam for bombs and Winston for
drugs.
"We have to be be a ble to show
probable cause when the case gets
to the courtroom. It is just like any
other search," Hart said.
Officers, however, do not need a
search warrant, he said.
The 2-1 decision Monday by the
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal
revenied the 1980 conviction of
John Christopher Beale in San
Diego federal court for conspiracy
and posaession with intent to
Miry 801r Oert1hed Oemotoo•st
distribute cocaine. The case was
returned to district court for
further proceedings.
, The case involved use of doga by
officials at the Fort Lauderdale,
Fla., and Los Angeles airports
April 17, 1980.
The court said because U.S.
District Judge Leland Nielaon
ruled no showing of, prior suspi-
cion was required to uphold the
sniff of Beale's luggage, the judge
must now determine facts leading
to the use of the dog.
to Ider • Oberatetn where I did my
colored atone buying. Thia
charming little town 11 tucked Into a beautiful velley In W. Germeny.
The entlra valley 11 Inhabited by
faceteera. cameo ~. atone
cutter. and related oc:cupatlona.
There I\., a V«Y Jnter•tlng mu-
MUm dr 9«"• and minerllogy
that 1 highly recommend to any·
one vltltlng In that area. I under-
stand I Just mlued etOMlng
path• th«• With Annette Undaey
and her famlty wno *° found the mueeum feacinatlng.
My purchaM In Ider • Obet9teln
lnotUded •tone ftguetlnee and
bMda In addition to the cut and
polllhed looM gem81onee that I
uaually buy. I wllh I c:ould have
carrlet atf the atone flQurlnea
home with ~ but h wu juat too
much. I hope they won't take too
ICJnG to dew through ouatomt.
I'm an1doua to unpect& them and /
get them on dlapl«y •
CHARLES II. BARR
TM ltyte t~ thet I fOund
moet lnterettlng In the European
Jewelry Menufeoturera WM the
uae of mixed COior ••. th•t le
din.rent cetored g«na In the
ume pi.oe of jewelry. Som.
tlmea ell dlffetent oolored up.
phlr• .•. or tourmallnea .•. or
g•met• . . • and yoery often a
mixture of """" emer-'d, Nb)'
and ~ all mbted toOettler
and aornetimea eccentir;z: p-.
that It predomlnatety · monde
or wlt\nd .,..,._ Of OCMM I
had to buy some of thoM to
come In and ... tlow you •• thlt freal'I MW loc*.
e.'4]./et,J
Acc~G
Lota ... ,
i 7th & Irvine, We1tcllff Plaza,
Newport leach ~ 642-3310
•
.. NB Orange Coast DAILY PILOT rTuesday, October 25, 1983
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Dow Jones Final
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Business profits rising
as economy strengthens
By~ AaMC!ta ... Prwe
DETROIT -General Motors Corp. said lt earned $737
million ln the third quarter, a better than five-fole1ncreaae
from lut year'• summer quarter. It wu GM'• best third
quarter ever.
Sears earnings soar 73 percent
ClUCAGO -Searl, Roebuck and Co. said itl eam.inaa
IO&l"ed 73 percent ln the third quarter -giving it the best
resultl for any quarter in itl hiatory. Third-quarter earn.m,.
were $288.8 million, or 81 centl a 1hare, on revenue of $8.9
billion.
Affordable mortgages forecast
WASHING TON -The Federal National Mortgage
Amociation announced a $1.6 billion program it said could
provide more affordable mortgages for 26,000 families who
might otherwiae be unable to buy homes in today's market.
The a.odation, known u Fannie Mae, said Monday it was
making the 12-month offering in conjunction with 199
mor1g&ge lend.ing axnpanies in every major U.S. city.
Trans World Airlines struggling
NEW YORK -The management of Trana World Corp.
haa recommended to the board of directors that 1tn.iggling
Trana World Airlines be .pun of! u a aeparate compuiy,
according to an airline 80urce. The IOW'ce said Monday that
Trana World Corp.'1 board of directora would vote on the
matter at a meeting Wedneeday in San Frano.co.
Coleco video profits plunge
WEST HARTFORD, Conn. -Colea> Industries Inc. said
it. third-quarter profit plunged 87 percent, citing lower ales
of progrum for Atari Inc. and Mattel Inc. video games. Coleco
al8o said Monday it will not achieve itl target of shipping
500,000 of ltl new~ home oomputra by year's end -a taraet Coleco offidala pi'eVioualy had insiated would be met.
Armco to close Houston mill
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio -Armco Inc. said It will cla.e itl
HOUiton lteel mill. idlln& 1,100 workers, and reported itl lam
widened to $421.5 million in the third quarter from $122.6
million a yHr earlier. The HOUiton mill, which employed
4,500 people at itl peak in the 1970., was hurt by aetbacks to
the petroleum industry, ltl biggest customer.
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