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Home My WebLink About1980-08-20 - Orange Coast Pilott 1 -. · ...... ,....-.,1:eiM.turr RUGGED TERRAIN 19EDES Fl,._N IN LAGUNA No_lnJut1N or OetMge Ceueed by 8Neh ..._ . . ..... .. .. . . .. .. .. OK'd for Cathofi(!ism , WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 20, 14*> YOl.. 1'. NO. m. 4SRCTIC*S, •PAO~I .ntruths' , . LB llarnes Saved Brusli Blaze Blatned on Fireworks By SfEVE MITCHELL OI Ille o.lfy PIMC SUff Fire investigators believe children playing with fireworks set off a 12-acre brush fire in Laguna Beach Tuesday that took 175 firefighters nearly three hours to contain. Seventeen engine companies from Orange County, San Clemente, Laguna Beach, Emerald Bay and South Laguna responded to the 3:30 p.m. blaze that at first threatened homes in Canyon Acres, about a quarter mile from Laguna Canyon Road. As the first Laguna Beach units arrived on the canyon floor. the wind stopped and flames began licking up the sides of the east canyon wall toward Thurston Intermediate School, located atop the ridgeline. Laguna Beach Fire Chief Charley Kuhn ordered two fire hoses up each flank from Can· yon Acres, and more lines were carried down the slope from the threatened school. As the fire approached the school, five units from Orange County set a backfire near a dirt Coast Weather Low cloudiness tonight and early Thursday mom· ing otbenrile aunny and warmer Thursday. Lows tonight " to 68. Hi1ba Thursday 72 to 75 at beaches, 78 to 84 inland. IN81DETe•AY Fklmn ~I Said Aro-,,_ ,.,,..., .. ~ Mum to R¥dt airport Giid oU 2'S aboard perilh. Page Af. road in back or the Top of the World community. Police Chief Jon Sparks, who helped with crowd control and communications at the scboOl command post., said ''It was lucky for us the wind carried the lire to a place where we could get on top of it." · Fire hoses snaked down the hill from Thurs ton as firefighters maneuvered on the slopes, some as steep as 45 i:,r· cent. "They were slipping and slid· ing an over the place," Kuhn said of the hillside firefighters. As fire units surrounded the blaze, Laguna Beach police ad· vised residents to stand by for possible evacuation. Residents were seen Jttop their roofs watering down' wood shingles, and hundreds of spec- tators watched the fire from Coast Highway and the three art festivals below. Police kept most or the. spec- tators off the hill by setting up <See FmE, Page A%> \'atiean App~ Catholicism Role OK for Wed Priests . W ASIIlNGTON (AP> -M~· , wishing to retain some elements raed Angl~can _priests· CO\lld:: of Anglican tradition, fully ac· bee<>tM Roman-Catholic ;~ · cept Roman Catholic doctrine and remain married, t&e Ontted. and the authority of the pope States· Catholic Confer~ 8'1... and bl.shops. nounced today. : The Episcopal church has AP .... The. plan, •Pe!'OVed by the almost 3 million members in the Vatican, would ~~ow Anglicans. United States, while Roman to enter the Roman CatboUe Catholics number almost 50 Church under a "common Iden> million. Uty" with their oWJ1 Uturjy. , · .' Quinn made the announce- C at b o l i c Con re re n c-~ ment in a news conference at spokesman Russell Shaw·said modernistic St. Mary's the phrase "common identity" Cathedral. KJDNAP. VICTIM TOMMY -BIATI'IE REUNITED wmt·PARENTS Six YCMlf'4 .. lr9 Ctterged With Abduction of Boy, 10 indicates that tbe An11lcans Quinn aald that Bishop John could retain some or their II. Allin, preaidine bishop of the customary liturgy. EpiJcopal Church or the United In addition, be said, married S&ates, ha been informed of the Anglican priests could become &llDouncement. Tbere was no Roman catholic prlelta and re-immediate reaction from 111ain married. They would not Episcopal leaders. be a llowed to remarry if Elaboratiq on the statement, widowed and could not become be aald, 0 1t ls poaible for mar· Five YOutlu Held In Boy's Kidnap bllbopa,Sbawnoted: •· .. rfed"·deq,-me.ramon1 ~tbia • _ ~~ys~!e~:-"~~ .. IC8;l aetaila ..,main to be lfOUP to be ordained and to lnl 1n qe from 12 to 17, bave ;ri:S = :S~th~ cu; : · 1 (See nu:sTS. Pa1e AZ> been charled wtth kidnapplq 1n lndlvldual bul1, hdlHd the abduction Of a 10.year-old- Arcbbtaboi> John B . al ) bo~ beld for SU.000 ranaom, ~~=·:r~~ ,Jl.ENCIHY UST poL~~aa/ohn Po•era uld Bll~. auUtorWee •ere 1urprtHd by ne Pl• ..a ctenlaD94 • . ~ ,.. ~v'NG tbe ace a1 tbo1e 1nvo1vec1 1n tbe propOHcl' to tbe V atleu l'1 ' c..,,,. .:.::I .anJU apparent conspiracy. re1poo1e to reqwta from boeb ,, If you have been tardy ln pay-.. I've never seen anythlaC like ladinda::.;::.Jr••pe of ,tn1 tbClle property taxes chances it in my career,'' Powers said. A•lllee = u.. t't..~ your name ii 1n today's edl· Tb~ arresu came Tueeclay been....., of tt.e~ ·UJU, after the parenu of Tbomaa Cbareb, 1oeordla1 co the .• Or you may find your Beattle p.Jd the rauom abd Catbollc Conference ~-:, .# .btmd'.• _.~...,. Ua~· ~ trfr9 .;..~ -1tll lfle boy"' wbo Qulma 1atcl tM deets• applies ' ed :·'Tu lell'oiiiint \ax llat · wu ~ 11au11ed dai1Qs bll U: onJy to per1on1 who. wblle be1lnl on hie All. bour ordeal. Tbe SU,000 wu later retCWered from a c1r bJ . detect.iva a.rmH with. a. search warrant. - The boy was abducted about 7:30 p.m. Monday while collect· ing money on his sister's newspaper route, Union County Prosecutor John H. Stamler laid T)leaday. Patricia BeaWe, 17, WU aot with her brother at tbe Ume. The ~. who •aid tbe boy wu puabed into a car after he refllled a ride, was held ID an apartment and a 1ara1e In Plalnfteld with bla bandl and feet bound and hll face covered -:_i~ ~.ski llllff. - - _, . leatue wu found •ltUea on lbe atepe of lb• Netberwood (lie KIDNAP, Pa•• Al> Defense De~line Assailed BOSTON <AP> -Ac cusing President Carter or "untruth· ful" and "largely phony" claims about Ameri ca 's defenses, Republica n pres idential nominee Ronald Reagan said lo· day the United States has s lipped to second place in military strength. In remarks prepared for de· live ry to the American Legion annual convention, Reagan said the security or the United States has been "placed in jeopardy" by the Carter administration. Hitting repeatedly at what he described as "the deterioration or American military strength" under Carter. Reagan r epeated his "peace through strength .. campaign slogan, but did not de· fine exactly what he meant in either dollars or s pecific military programs. Reagan recited a list or military spending cuts imposed by Carter, but again did not say which cuts he might restore as president or which new military programs he might approve. It was Reagan's second major speech this week attacking the Democratic president's milttary policies. Carter will get his chance to argue his case before the Legion convention Thursday. In an address before the Veterans of Foreign Wars con· vention Monday , Reagan ac· cused Cart.er of "shabby" treat- ment ol veterans and of neglect or the nation'• def eases. Veterans Administrator Max Cleland baa criticized Reagan's previous remarts. commenting, "I am surprised and alarmed at Gov. Reagan's distortion of the facts about our nation 's veterans. Once again bis rhetoric bas overtaken reality." R..,an also promised 1n bis speech today to boost military spending "ia the I ace of rapid and overwbelmina growth in (See &EAGAN, Pap A!) Price~ Rise Slow WASHINGTON (AP> -While the drouibt continues with no immediate relief ln sight, the Agriculture Department aaya supermarket shoppers are un· lijrely to see the main effect on retail (ood prices .)IDtil next year as Unstoclt and poultry pro- ducers react to higher feed costs durina tbe remainder of 1980. .., I ... . .. - Fro•PapAI Russ P~sing Missile Peril? KIDNAP .•• train 1tatlon lo Plalnfteld by police, whe re 1 15-year-old female and a 17-year.ald male we r e appre h e nde d , a aid Stamler. Another 17-year.ald boy was arrested 'in Plainfield about an hour later , said Sgt. Richard Be rman of the Plainfield Police Departme nt. And three other boys, aged 12, 13 and 17, were arrested later in the evening, of- ficials said. NEWPORT . ft.I . t APl -· D e f e nH S ecutarr Harold 8l'Ow• HJd tod•1 Uaal Utt Ruul ... elt.h« baft, •are oe the verce of atta lnln1. th• capability to dMtro.Y US land· based nussilM ln lhelr under ground launch bue» Brown said UU. ls •al"llinl th at Soviet military adyu~ m weapons power\. numben aad techno&oe;y t-oula lD &M fUblre ·'threaten the su.rvlvaMUty of each component ol our atrat.eck fo r ces ." locludln.1 1.000 Min u t ern ao lnterconllaental ballistic m1ssilea, the bomber fo rces and missile tlrin1 sub- m arines UmadaRock Fans Riot TORONTO (AP> -An· g r y r ock fans tossed chai rs and charged the stage after being told that singer Alice Cooper wouJd not perform. Club-wielding police ar· rested JO. and at least six were reported iajured. Som. of tDe .-.... 20,000 who turned up for , the concert Tuesday night damaged turnstiles and kicked in the glass In . phone booths as they left • the grounds of the Cana- dian National Exh1b1t1on .. ' f 'ro• Page A J .PRIESTS ... :· fu pcJ.ion as .RoJ.Dan Calbou c priests after ordin'atlon. ... . • Future candidates for t he priesthood may not marry "Th is d~velop m ent is not meant to impe de Anglican- Roman Catholic ecumenical dialogue. which seeks the unity of the Anglican and Roman Catholic chur ches as sister churches," Quinn added. "It is important to bear in mind that today's decision ap- plies onJy lo those of Anglican heritage seeking membenhip in the Roman Catholic church with some form of common identity." The Episcopa l tcburc h. a Chris tian denomination in the United States. is part of the Anglican Communion with roots in the Church or Englan d. It was brought by English settlers to the Virginia colony in 1607. The Episcopal Church has over 100 dioceses and more than 11,000 clergy and s upports mls- sionary activity In many parts or the world. Crime Spree Suspect Held TE-XARKANA. Ark. <AP) -A T~xan suspec:t.ed or kidnapping and raping eight women in at least three states and robbing more than a doien stores along the way was being held wit.bout bond today as authorities tried to sort out the tangled details of the crime s pree. Nearly a dozen offi cers -FBI agents. Louisiana State Police and <'tty police from both Tex arkana. Ark., and Texarkana. Texas -nabbed J oseph John V'aranelli Jr .• 37, of LaPorte, Texas, as be emerged Tuesday from a mote l straddling the Arkansas-Texas border. Le aving the motel room before him was a woman he Ls accused of kidnapping Monday in Baton Rouge, La .• officers said. DAILY PILOT , ... °'-C:.0..1 Ot41~ il'lltl '""ft -ft .• l*ftl>-... -"""-" --"' .... • Ot•-CM•I P\ltlltWllQ C.-y '-llt ... , ....... -·--·· '"'"""' ,,_, ... , .... -__, ~-ft """'-t:C'.-?~~~ :·~ ::.·~ ~::.: ...-ii-. ... ......,.-~ , ... __ ::.i·.~:~: ~:=~.·.~:-.. p 0 .. _. ...... P,nidefll __ _ Jtclllll (WW, ....................... a.-.. """"-' , _ _.11 • ..- tClllOt ,..._, ............. MllMt111ttdlNir" QwtotM.1.-. .._ _ _,...... •• 11" ~· Coll• MitW l.IO ~ti l•t Tift"' ._ ..... ~ 101/ND C .. "Hl ..... tt HWl'll"'91Dft IH<ll ll•H tff<ft ....... .," "Por ow ICBlll, th al pot4'ft tJal M9 bem re.died, or cfoae to it," Brown laid lD a 1peech pre· oared tor deli~ here at the Naval War Co1le1e "The So· v le u are now de p loyl n1 thousands or ICBM Wl l bead• accuratf> eoouah to threaten our find Minuteman 1ll01, "For our bomben, th• t.breall are more remote, and for 1ub- marlne.·launc bed balU1Uc mis 1U • more hypotbeUcal. ·' a.MY_, .......... The names of the youths were not r eleased because or their ages. His statement appe ared to ma ke the Soviet threat t.o the U .S Minuteman ICBM force m ore immediat e than bls JOOOER REPRESENTS ON'. Y KIND Of' THROUGH TAAFAC ON BAYSIDE DRIVE Work Contln.,.a, UbcWtoUely, on PCHtlon• of Coron• del Mer Roed The abductors contacted the Beatties on Monday night, tell- ing them that their son would not be hurt if $12,000 in small bills was left beneath a mailbox in Plainfield on Tuesday after- noon. said Scotch Plains Delee· live Capt.. Robert Luce. When the boy's father went to drop off the money as instruct- ed, an FBI plane and helicopter ho ve red above. Police from Scotch Plains. Plainfield and North Plainfield and 15 FBI agents from Newark also were on the scene. forecast to Congress leas than seven months ago. At that time, Brown predicted that "within a year or two we can expect them (t he Soviet s) to obtain the necessary com bination of ICBM numbers, reliability, accuracy and warhead yield" t-0 put most U.S . land-based missiles in jeopardy in the event of an at· tack. Valley laeideats Jury Gets Sexual Perversion Case At the same time. however , 'Brown expressed confidence in his s peech today that the United Did Leotls Heate r fbrce a testimony, was enJoy1ng him.self States can maintain what he "weak. vulnerable" young man in the Healer home a nd re· called "essential equivalence" lo be his "sex slave" or was the m ained there for t wo days with the Soviet Union and effec-18·year·o ld hitchhike r from voluntarily. tively deter a Russian attack by North Carolina a willing partici· The defense attorney said the modernizing its strategic forces pant in two days of 'iexual ac· s lig htly built, blond·hair ed "th th b"l MY · ~ ~ tivities at Heater's Fountajn North Carolinian consented to r W\ ..... ~e ~lllO~l e•.r.1."l:l' .IP S~J e..\ <I. v-~? .... •JCJ'..t' ., •• ·~ •'--~ I ... _ ··-'H ... -.. bombeH; atme<! with cM:ils S· • •11 un:: ~ua a\."Ut wnn euer cu.,.. siles •. and giant new Trident sub-This is the question an Orange Miss Rainey. marines with more potent and County Superior Court j ury must F I o o d sa id L eo n s k i 1 accurate weapons. answer as it begins deliberations testimony "was not very retia· Brown stressed that the con· in the sex perversion trial of the ble" and that the prosecution troversial plan for 200 MX mis-49-year·old Heater. witness made up his story as ht siles, which would be shuttled The seven-man, five-woman went along. among abowL4.600 shelters in re-panel w&S given the case Tues· Heater is charged with nine mt>tlf"WestenrvaUeyr,4s hrghty-day tollowing closing-&F-gumen~~ of ~ral-~Ol>u~ion important for preser ving the Crom prosecutor Dave Himelson sodomy and false imprisonment Jong·term strategic balance." · and defense a tto rney J ohn / The defense secretary made Flood. Deliber ations continued these points in connection with a today· f'ro•PGfl#':ll discussion of the revised U.S. At issue is whether Jonathan nuclear strategy, which places Leonski. l8. ~onsented lo the REAGAN greater emphasis on an ability sexual acts with Healer and a • • • ..L. and'tt!adtntss'""-ta st.rUINf·tt;,,'1.""°'yea·r ·•ld '9.irl or .-w-a s • ... · S ovie t m ilitar y a nd wa r· threatened w!th p~ysic.al harm supporting industrial a nd com· and held agamst his will at the ma nd cent ers while de · houseon GoldeneyeAvenue. e mphasizing alta~ks on the So-Him.elson said Leonski, who vietpopulation. w.as p~cked up by Heater ~ he Th is · ·counter v a i Ii n g hitchhiked near the San Diego strategy" has drawn heavy fire rreewa>'. last May 6, wa~. forced from the Russians and from mto havmg sex through duress s ome American critics who an d menace" during his two c la im it makes nuclea~ war days of alleged captivity. more thinkable. The young d rifte r claimed ··This evolution in our doctrine Heater beat him with a cane hltd · e nhances deterrence and re· threatened to kill him unless he duces the likelihood of nuclear engaged in oral sex with the de- war " Brown said fendant, a previously convicted A~ sought to emphasiie that it s ex of~ender ~ho s pent 13 carries with it no intent to strike m onths m state pnson. first with nuclear weapons, but Leonski also. t estified that that "we are talking about what H~ater forced ~1m to have sex we could a nd would do in with Wanda Rainey, the 16-year· response to a Soviet attack old girl who was a frequent vis· "Deterrence rem ains as it it.or to Heater's home and who has been historically, o~r fun-now lives there . da mental strategic objective," The prosecutor contended the Brown said. "But deterrence d e fendant 's a ctivities with must restrain a far wider range Leons ki were almost identical to of threats than just massive al· those in a 1971 case in which t acks on U.S. cities. He ater wa s charged with "It ~s our ~llcy -and we ~ot es ting another young have mcreasangly the means hitchhiker in bis Fountain and the detailed plans to carry Valley bome. out this policy -to ensure that That case was dropped as part the Soviet leadership knows that of a plea bargain agreement if they chose some intermediate which sent Heater to st·ate level of aggression, we could, by prison for another attack in 1967. selective, large . . . nuclear al· He waa released from prison in tacks. exact an unacceptably 1977. h~gh price in the things the SO. Flood, in hia closing state· YH~t leaders ~~pear lo value m e nts, told the jury that most,"Brown said. L e ons ki , contrary lo his Panel Deadlec!la!d Medi-Cal Issue Ends in Mistrial ByDAVIDKUTZMANN Otdlto.My~MetSlaft Glatch, who suspended his practice more than a year ago because of his legal troubles, s mlled broadly when the mistrial was declared, but made few com· Soviet military capabilities. "Every s ingle an a lysis of which I am aware directly.con· tra dicls this, administration's smug assertion that the United St a t es is and will r em ain militarily superior (to t he Soviet Union) or at least 'second to none.· We are already second to one." Reagan said. .. He described America's de· fense situation as "grave but ... not irretrievable. We must provide the defense s pending and programs necessary to cor· reel immediate and short-term vulnerabilities" as well as long· term defense progra ms. In apparent refe rence to Carter's claim in h is speech l as t week accept ing t h e De m oc r atic p res ide n tial nomination that he has been "re· bu i ldin g o ur mil i t a r y strength" after years of relaUve decline under Republican presi· dents. Re aga n ques tioned Carter's truthfulness. "By such untruthful devices as manipulating Inflation factors. shifUngthebasefromauthorityto outlays, changing the base years and even ordering planned de· fense spending this year reduced so it would look as if he had met his promised percentage increase for next year. the Carter admlnistra· l ion tries to m anufacture in· creases that in fact are largely phony." Reagansaid. He said <.;arter had canceled. c ul back or delayed the B·l bomber. Minuteman Ill, the MX missile and the Trident missile programs. Bayside Job Gets More Delay in NB Bayside Drive r esidents in Corona del Mar who've grown we ary waiting for work crews to finish overhauling their street can expect to wail at least a month longer. T he $750,000 County Sanitation District project. originally ex · peeled to be wrapped up last J une. is confined to a stretch between CarnatiOI\ Avenue and fl Puep Dtive. ' • , T4m Dawea, a ·dtsi'rict ipolesman. said the pro~t has ~delayed beeaU9e •otters. ••ve eneoun~rea one ~ob\em Stamler sa1d the s uspects also stole $12 the boy had collected from customers on the paper route for The Courier News of Bridgewater. Authorities said the sus pe ·ts probably did not know the youn gs ter. a nd his father agreed. ... It's clear to me that Tommy JUSt happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time," said Tbomu Beattie. fro• Pogf-l I aft~r' andt.her~ • • "When we stated djgeme we FIRE . . . loand -Pld bpried ~ ~ , -1'0bodt beW' .,,. ·*"" 'Ulere~ roadbtoeks at both erulioflS-ar ---We~ 6xind so~ bulkheads Avenue. and all ~ al l'Vbble -·Jtisl The fire was contained by 6 fijled up .w!ttr buried i'mf'·" p.m .. but fU'emen were called Dawesexpta.ined. % out s hortly after midnight T he project, which has caused because of a hot spot reported portions of Bayside to be closed by Canyon Arres residents to t hrou~h traffic_. was un Chief Kuhn said light winds d~rtaken m cooperation with the a1d<'d in <'xtin guishmg the blaze. City of Newport Beach. Nf'Wf)Ort "If Wl"d had a Santa Ana is pic~gupathird of thecost wind. Wl•'d huvc been on Skyline Wh1l~ the sanitation d1stnct 1s Or iv(' fightmg thl.' fire.·· he said installing a new storm dram ln vest11~ators were probmg th<' hookup and new sewer and blackened canyon wall today water lines, the city is replacing searching for c lue~ to the brush its old sewer and water Imes . fire Dawes said the. final step of Witnc!-t~l':-. on Canyon Acres the project requires crews to told poltCl' tht•v hec.i rd loud ex· virtually rebuild the stretch of plos1on.'> JUl'I prior to the fire road now tom up a nd replace Tuesday several residential driveways Residents were told last year that the project would begin m February. The date was moved back several limes and resi· dents later were informed in their water bills that work would be finished by June. "The way things went," sa1d Dawes. "we didn't even start wor k until the first of June. So ther e was a setba c k right there." Shark Kills Fisherman SAN DIEGO (AP> -A radio r e port from the tuna boat Calypso said a 22·year -0ld San Diego fis herman died after a shark attacked him while he was trying to free a porpoise from the boat's nets. Jerry Correia died Monday night. five hours after he was pulled from the net after being badly bitten. according to his father, Joe Correia. and the boat 's skipper. The attack occurred about 1.200 miles south of San Diego. according to the reports. V.S. Hikes Mortgages WAS HI NGTON <AP) The interest rate on govemment·backed home mortgages went up one- hall percentage point to· day. from 11.S percent to 12 percent. It was the fi rst increase in Veterans Ad ministra· lion and Federal Housing Administ ration mortgages for single·family homes since April 12. The jump follows similar rises in the conventiona l mor tgage market. The VA and FHA also increased interest rates on gradua t ed payment mortgages from 11.5 per· cent to 12.5 percent. as of today. An Or4\0ge County Superior Court jury's inability to reach a verdict in the Medi-Cal Fraud trial of Hunt ington B~ac h psychiatrist Louis Glatch Jr. has res ulted in a mistrial being declared. mentstoreporters . He said be bad "mixed feel- ings'' aboullhe jurydeadlock, but was somewhat happy with the Ladies Summer Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner ordered the mistrial Tuesday when· j ury foreman Russell Orr told him the panel was hopelessly deadlocked after nearly three days of delibera- tions. G latch had been atandin1 trial on charges be illtentionally sub- mitted fraudulent bills t.o the state's Medi-Cal program for more work than he had done. lo some cues, the proeeeut.lon claimed. be billed the state f« 28 bounof workin •24·bour day. But three memben of tbe Jury wblcb beard the lenlthy cue ''felt In their bearta" the) eou1d not be convinced of tbe ptychlatrllt'• aullt. Orr said In a ball way lnten1ew. Orr ta.Id tbe Jury took three HCnt ba1Jota durlnl lta 4elibera· Uom. wbleb beau FriclQ. Tbe ftnt twowtet wereM forcaevte- Uoll. The ftDa1 ~ waa N lD favoro11Ullt. TIM JUl'1 fonmu aakt tbln badbema"trellMBdouaalDOmll of eridlllee" for the panel t.o 1tud1J td. ~ dJd not elaborate on anyort.be~ ~ 'adllcuulom. ·/ turn of events. His attorney, David Brickner. sa id he had hoped bis client would be exonerated. "It's a cloae case," Brickner said before going oCf to tali with juron . Deputy Attorl\ey General Frederick Millar, whop~ the cue, sald he too wouJd talk wlth juron to "set their perspec- tive." ' · "No prosecutor likes to see a bunaJury," Mlllarsaid. If the at.ate decides t.o tr)' Glatcb a1atn'-_new le1al proceedln11 could oeinltltuted wftb.ln 80dayi. The ptyctµatrlat ta char1ed with 20 count.a' of fraud. The protecutiaG cJalmed Glatcb billed the at.ate for bavlnl bour-loal aeulom.wtth lledl.CaJ patlmta •hen be bad only been with them for about abalf bour. Sportwear and Swimwear COIOMA DIL MAI 21J I I. C.-ttwy. 671-9700 The defeaae contend•. bowe.er, that tbe blWDI emn betw~ tm aa 11'11 w.re tlm· Pb ailltllrll. Olatcb alloelaimed be ...... DOa·tndlUoul medllDd ol tnllmmlt wblcb ... talknd tooft~eoameHD1fornriable periods Ume. ... .-0-------------..,...------~,_ _________ ,.. I Today•s CloNin,i ~ N.Y. Stoeks ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . WEDNESDAY, AUGlJST 20. 1980 N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ~lanneF ¥ows He'll Keep Joh, HoDle -n3111.,.••sw Or.... ...._..,_Com_ ....... IUeJaU.d J.Foom.r Cedl9*1 ~1 that M wW ... ~ Ma ,... ... bla ... peeal" .......... Beacb bome deeplte ~auaaa tbat he \lied hla pGblic· poalUoD to r.-olve penoeal ftMDelal prob&ema. Speekhc to nporten follow. illl ~·1 ~miuion meet· ln1. Foome1' aald he does not belifte be aeted improperly. He said be apedl to be cleared Married Priests Invited SAN FRANCISCO CAP> - Some members of the Anglican Church· in the United States, in- cluding married priests, could b e come members o f the Roman Catholic church and re· Hd to remain on the com· m1al\oa. f'ootner a1lo 1a1d he hu ar· r..,.. ftneedne Uaat ••beJmCS a q ........ ol a doubt'' wW allow him to kMp hi• Huntinfton Harbour residence, valued at more than *500,000. Reeent pubUabed reports de· tailed P'ootaer'a alleged at· tempts to UM hi.I position as a county planmn1 commiaaioner to gain levera1e for business loan• totamn1 seoo.ooo. Footner'a home was to be auc tioned Oct. 22 to satisfy a debt resulUnc Crom bls i~volvement with California Filter Corp. The company declared bankruptcy laat year. MeanwhHe, ·Second District Supervisor Harriett Wieder said she a.nd her staff will conduct an independent investigation or Footner's activities as a plan- ning conunlasion to determine / I the extent, if any. of im- propriety. . Mrs. Wieder said through an aide that she wtll make a run statement on lhe matter on Mon- day. Mrs. Wieder previous ly asked for an analysis by Orange Coun· ty Counsel Adrian Kuy~. Kuyper said tod\lY the analysis is proceeding and could be concluded as early as next week. Footner, who appeared calm. but reluctant lo answer ques- tions, said he would withhold substantive comment on the re· ports until the county counsel's inquiry is completed. Footner said, however. that he did not tell Mrs . Wieder about his financial e ntangle me nts when she appointed him to the commission. He said he didn't consider it important. "l had no idea it (the loan) wouldn't be paid back." Footner said. The Joan was granted by American National Bank. Footner, who earns $9,600 yearly as a planning com- missioner. said he did not Uunk his financial problems would af- fect his ability to vote objective· ly on planning matters. Foqtner discusse<t the sw1rlinl! controversy briefly Tuesday with Mrs. Wieder. Neither par- t y, however . would disclose what specifically was discussed. Hanging Tough. Watkins Defies Newport on Fine Lee Watkins says he has the $320 the city of Newport Beach is looking for but be predicts city officials will never lay a finger on the money. Watkins. an unsuccessful can- City Attorney Hugh Coffin said he intends to do just that. He said a letter will go out to Watkins this week asking him to pay up. Watkins, owner or an in· lain parts ol their own liturgy. ArchbiaboLJQbQ .R .. Qlainn am·~...,~,;;.. ~-----4---didate in la$1.Jla¥'$-clly.-COUAOiJ race, is continuing to rebuff city ~ranee brokerag~ fit m, sant- the Ci ne s hould be waiv~d because he experienced trouble getting his financial records form his con s ulting firm, Starburst Cons ulting of Fullerton. noWtced today. · The pla n would allow Anslicans to enter the Roman Catholic church under a "com· mon identity." Quinn said f Quinn, bead of the San Fran- claeo dioceie and president or I the National Conference of I Catholic Bishops, admitted that opening the Catholic Church's doors to Episcopalians could be dlviaive. 1 .. That's the way it is," Quinn told a news conference at modernistic St . Mary's Cathedral. addinJ th• the uni· lateral move had.the tileaaln& ol Pope Jobn Paul IJ. Tiie detaioD, be said, "applies onl1_ to person• who, 1thile wlaldlll tD ........... elllDlldl ol the ADCUcan tradition, fully accept Roman Catholic doctrine and tbe authority of the pape _ ........ II arried Episcopal prteats wo.id be allowed to remain •artiat. but could not 1'e1IWTY when 1ridowed, and new priests would not be allowed to marry, Quinn said. The plan was developed and proposed to the Vatican in response to requests from in· dividuals and groups of Anglican background who have been m e mbers of the Episcopal Church. Quinn said that at present only about 1,000 Episcopalians and 63 members ol the clergy actively favored the move. He said they are members of the "Pro· diocese ol St. Augustine of Can· terbury." The Episcopal Church has over 100 dioceses and more than 11,000 clergy and supports mis· sionary activity in many parts of lbe world. ...., ....... .,a... ..... RU0GED TERRAIN IWIDl!S Fl ..... IN LAGUNA No lnfurtH or DelMge C.UHd by llnlah .... I aguna Brush Fire Blamed on Kids By STEVE MJTCBELL OI • o.lty l"IMC St.ff Fire investigator s believe children playing with fireworks set orf a 12-acre brush fire in Laguna Beach Tuesday that took 175 firefighters nearly three hours to contain. Seventeen engine companies from Orange County, San Clemente, Laguna Beach, Emerald Bay and South La~una responded to the 3:30 p.m. blaze that at first threatened homes in Canyon Acres. about a quarter mile from Laguna Canyon Road. As the first Laguna Beach units arrived on the canyon floor. t he wind s topped and names began licking up the sides of the east canyon wall toward Thurston Intermediate School, located atop the ridgeline. S•rvivor Dies. Laguna Beach · Fire Chief Charley Kuhn ordered two fire hoses up each flank from Can· yon Acres, and more lines were carried down the slope from the threatened school. Anne Frank's Dad Was 91 BASEL. Switzerland CAP> - Otto Frank, 91, whose daughter Anne wrote a teen-age diary of Nul peneeution that shocked tbe worlcl. died today. Coasc Weather Low CkJolitM'I tGDipt ad ..-lJ 'nMlnda1 morn· tDa CllMwlle 8U8ll1 ud • .,..... ..........,. Lowa toalOt M to a . RlPI Tt.aradaJ 11 to 11 at .... n...,..., .. tnJand. The German·bom Frank was the sole survivor of a ran)ily of four ferreted out in 1944 by Nazi raiders from the backroom or a Dutch warehouse where they had been biding for more than two years in an attempt to escape the Holocaust. H e was freed from the Auecbwtta death camp by Soviet lroopl ill 1M5, at about the time Anne died of typhus ln the Berten-Beben camp at ace 15. llil wlle and other dauatar allo died ln Nul camps. Retumlnl to the Amsterdam, warebome, Prank found Anne's Dutch-lan1ua1e diary, alODI with fairy tales and otber stariel lbe blld wrttteD wblle lll llldlal. Reflectiq humor and penslve-n ... , the diary baa been balled aa a monument to the courace and strength of the human aplrit. ''ID spite ol nerytbiq. I still bellne tbat ~le .are reaJl1 1ood at heart, ' was a key paaqe tbat ll'lpped mllliou anNDd tbe world. TIM ..., WU publiabed in ttn. 1l WM 1lllr dramaUNd • a ,,..... .. , I ·r=· ... tM ftsnh'...._ ....._. ·--..... ff llO· "=: ......... for .... ,., •• Clinl.-...... World War l;~ .. OertaeQ ;wt11a ba1 ,..., .............. °' Workt War tt. •• ttae Naala Pflll .. ellr ..U.Jewllb Cam• Clllft@JISw,_AU . As the fire approached the school, five units from Orange County set a backfire near a dirt road in back or the Top of the World communit}. Police Chier Jon Sparks, who helped with crowd control and com municatlons at the school command post, said "It was lucky ror us the wind carried the fire to a place where we could get on top ol it." Fire boees snaked down the h ill from Thur s ton as firefilhten maneuvered on the slopes, some as steep aa 45 per- cent. ''They Wen! atlpplng and slid· log all over the place," Kuhn said of the hillside firefighters. As fire units surrounded the blue, 1-una Beach police lld· riled nlideota to atand by for possible evacuation. Restdeatl were seen atop their roofs waterin1 down wood abtnglea, ud bundreda of spec· t a ton watched the flre from Cout llOway and the three art f•tlvall \eloW. PoUee UDl most of the spec-taton off tile hill by aettiDI up roadblocb .t both endl of Park Avenue. Chief Kuba Mid lllbt wbldl aided tn attapilbtq the blue. ••If we'd bad a Santa Ana wtod, ft'cl ba" bMD CID Skyltue Drh:=.u-flre, .. be aakl. Ill were Problnl tbe blackened canyon wall = ........, for cluee to the ftre. WltawMI • C•JOG Aere1 told pe&e u.r Mml loud a · =· jult ...... to tbe l1re attempts at collecting the $320 fine slapped on him when he fa iled to keep the June 13 deadline ror campaign state-. men ts. '·I told them before if they want to make a big deal out or this. that's fine," Watkins said today, "but the whole thing's a mistake and they know it." But City Clerk Doris George, who handed down the fine, dis- agrees. She originally asked the Orange County district attorney to help her collect the m oney but later was told that Newport's ci - ty attorney would have to put the pinch on Watkins. l.ENGTHY UST PROJ'ES T.4.XINC Ir you have been tardy in pay- ing those property laxes chances ar e your name is in today's edi· lion. Or you may find your neighbor's or friend's name list· ed. The de linquent tax list begins on Page AU. Man Sought In Attack On Teacher Police are searching for a smartly dreaaed, good looking man who reportedly attacked a 43-year-old New Jersey school teacher near her Newport Beach hotel room late Tuesday. The youthful suspect, noticed wandering through the hotel halls by several people prior to the 11 p.m. incident, grabbed the woman Crom behind in the hot.el laundry room after flipping out the llgbts,poUce said. She told investigators he slapped a band over her mouth, pulled her to her knd but ran off cuniq when another hot.el guest looked in -the room to see what the commotion was. Police said they searched the hotel but were unable to locate tbe attaclEer, described aa being ln bis IOI, sporting longilh hair and wellhing about 200 pounds. ··If the city wants the money so bad why don 't they just go after the consulting firm," Walkins remarked. He said he had a similar fine waived in 1978 when he experienced a delay in filing statements following an unsuccessful primary race against Newport Beach As - s em b I y woman Marian Bergeson. "The reaJ story is that l didn't gel elected," Watkins went on. "U I'd been elected, the fine would have been waived." Citv Attorney Coffin said when <See WATKINS. Page AZ> 0•1ly P1 ... - flGH'ffNG CITY HALL Ex-candkhtte Watkin• Residents Wearg Bayside Project Hits More Snags Bayside Drive residents in Corona del Mar who've grown weary waiting for work crews to finish overhauling their street can expect to wait at least month longer. The $750,000 County Sanitation District project. originally ex· peeled to be wrapped up last June, is confined to a stretch between Carnation A venue and El Paseo Drive. Tom Dawes. a district spokesman, said the project has been delayed because workers have encountered one problem after another. "When we started digging we round an old buried street that School Stays BERKELEY <AP) -The California School for the Blind will remain in Berkeley this year, ats move to Fremont blocked in federal court. In handing down a temporary in· junction. U.S. District Judge Milton Schwartz ruled that the state was required by federal' law to hold bearings to find out how parents fell about the Fre- mont move. nobody knew was down there. We also found some bulkheads a_nd all kinds of rubble JUSt filled up with buried junk " Dawes explained. ' The project, which has caused Portions or Bayside to be closed t o through traffic , was un- dertaken in cooperation with the City or Newport Beach. Newport 1s pi citing up a third of the cost. While the sanitation district is ins talling a new storm drain hookup and n ew sewer and '."'ater lines, the city is replacmg its old sewer and water lines. Dawes sajd the ·final step of the project requires crews to virtually rebuild the stretch of road now tom up and replace several residential driveways. Residents were told last year that the project would begin in February. The date was moved back several times and res i· dents later were informed in their water bills that work would be finished by June. "The way things went." said Dawes, "we didn't even start work until the first of June. So l t here was a setback right there." 1 Peril? • ID IM'f.enae €hie/ Reveals Soviet Advances • TSL AVIV, larMl CAP) -lirMI ,._.. JMa bocnbeld ..,...w • ..,..._ la 1ull11m Lell•• ...., fw IM llC09d COMeCU&ift..., aft«,...,.. .. r.···· ....... wtMrn oa1u .. P9""snc9r wtUa a ~ roct.u. &.be mww, com· mand ~. , A C'OIDlmmlGue takl aD ..,..... ,..... ntWMd after bomb- &.., "fwward .a .................. ---for lt.rtbs .. .,.1.nat luMI. It dkl DOt ~ t.M t&rl'U· •twr ...... ---1lttt*ti• SIGNAL KlU. (AP> -A U.,.....oW ~l ~kt of. Ile• ........, ... hi...W Mddtatallt tod at ce Mid· quarteri and dled 1hortl1 afterward at LoDc • Memorial Rotplt.al. omcen 1ald. llalpb Gardotr. a to.year vetft'an ol the rorct. wu •hot •ben a Nl"Y1ff revolver attidentally diacharsed about 10: 10 a.m . Known u "BooM.'' the lanky Gardner aerved 11 a Lona Beach poaicema.n ei1bt yeara before movin1 to the Si1n11I Hill foroe. ~ ... ,, P.W. '1.J•il'efl• e1181..UW. VATICAN CITY (AP) -Pope John Paul II, breakinl hi.a silence oo the labor unre11t troubllne hia Polish homeland. told pilgrims and tourists today, "We here ln Rome are united with our fellow Poles." At his weekly general audience at St. Peter's Square. the pontiff read two popular prayers in Polish asking the Blessed Vir1in to protect Poland. (Related story, A4.) "These prayers by tbemaelves say how much we here in Rome are united with our fellow Poles and with the church in particular, whose problems are close to the heart and for which we ask the Lord's aid, .. the pope said. I NEWPORT. R I. <AP> - Defea11 Secretary Huold Brown 11td today that the Rut1JM1 either have. or are on the v•r•• or aualnlna. the capablUty to dettroy U.S. land· bu.CS mlllta. ln their undtr· 1roUAd launch b&MI. Brown Hid t.hla la w •mini that Soviet mlUt.ary advancet ln weape>M power. numbers and ttcbnoloo eould ln-u..--lw.tt-• 'thrHt~n the aurvlvablllty ol each component or our atrate1lc forces ." lncludtn1 1.000 M lnuteman interconllnental halll11tlc mi11lle1, the bomber forceti and miulle·rirlng aub marines. "For our ICBMs. that poten. Ual ha.a been realized. or doee to It.'· Brown said In a speech pre- pared for delivery here at the Naval War College "The So vlets are now deploying thous.ands or ICBM warheads uccurate enough to threaten our nxed Minuteman siloe. "For our bombers. the threatA Kre more remot~. and for sub- marine-launched balllst\c mla· siles. more hypothetJcaT. • His statement appeared to make lhe Soviet threat to the * * * U.S. Minuteman ICBM force these points in connection with a more l~edlate than his discuuion of the reviled U.S. forecut Con1ree_, Jess than nuclear straten. which places aeven moo a o. Al that lime. "realer emphasis on an ability Brown PNdl that "w1th1n a -and readlneu -to strike at year or two we can expect them Soviet milllary and war· (the Sovletll .to obtain the 1upportlng laduatrial and com· necellll')' comblDatlon of ICBM m a n d cent e r s . w bi I e de · numben. reliability, accuracy emphuiz:ing attacks on the So- and warhead y'eJd" to put most vlet population. US Jand·bHed mlHllea 1n Thfs "countervailing JeopardYlJIUi f'ien o an at· • ra IY"""lfWdnwn-rteavy·fhe tack. rrom the Russians and from At the Hme Ume. however. - Brown Pt>reued confidence ln hl1 1peech today that the United Statea can maintain what he <'ailed "ee~ntJal oqulvaleoce" with the Soviet Union and effec· lively c:kUT a Rua1lan attack by modernlzinc It.a strate11c forces with the mobile MX miaaUe. bomben armed with crut.e mis· s llH. and ilant new Trident 1u~ marlnea with more potent and accurate weapons. Hrown sll'e$Sed that the con· troversial plan for 200 MX mis· slles. which would be shuttled amon1 about t.600 shelters in re. .... mote Weetem valleys. "is hilhlY important for preserving the long-term strategic balance." The defense secretary made • * * W~TKINS .. tbe District Attorney's office handed the matter back to the city, they noted that a check with the Fair Political Practices Military Claims 'Phony' .. ~ ........... Reagan Raps President on Defense SURVIVOA SUCCUMBS Otto Fr•nk, 91 ~g~dm.;;~ w~T:!:~ed the fine BqSTON CAP> -.~ccusing fi!le exactly what he m~an~ in of the nation's defenses. Frone Page :\I Hesaidif Walkinsconlinuesto Pr~.s1den~. Carter of .~nt~lh· . e ither dollars or spec1f;c Veterans Administrator Max some American critics. who claim it makes nuc(1'ar wac more thinkable. "This evolullon in our doctripe enhances deterrence and re· duces the likelihood of nuclear war," Brown said. He sought to emphasiz:e that it carries with it no intent to strike first with nuclear weapons. but that "we are talking about what we couni-um 'Wou Cl o in -- response to a Soviet attack. Six Kith Charged ln~idnap SCOTCH PLAINS. N J. CAP> -Five boys and one girl. rang- ing in age from 12 to 17, have been charged Wllh kidnapping in the abduction of a IO·year-0id boy held' ror Sl2.000 ransom. police say. Lt John Power ... !>a id authorities were surprised by the age of thos<: mvol ved in the apparent conspiracy. " I've never seen anything like 1t 1n my career." Power!' said The arrests cam e Tuesday afte r the parents of Thomas Beattle paid the ransom and were reunited with the boy. who ~a~ not harmed during his 18- hou r ordeal The Sl2.000 was later recov~red from a car by detectives armed with a search rduse to pay. other collection ful a11d larg~ly phony claims military progra~s . . Cleland has criticized Reagan's c;'R • ~K- tacM'1.i wU& becoos\dered.--·--·-abo~_t Am~a~ ~efenses . --~~~~pt~sL;t .h sLoL-l'f'eviOUS remarlcr,commentinr.-t'"'. ~,_ lfep uDTTC an p r es 1 iferiTtar m111tary spen ng cuts imposed "I am surprised and alarmed al ~a rranL •'--.:;,_:..;..._, ______ _ $2S~~i~t:sh~l:~n~~ft~e r~~ nominee Ron~d Reagan said to-by .Carter. twt ag.ain did not say Gov. Reagan's distortion of the pa1gn . He_ opened a food-pl'Oduct seconddislrictcouncil seat,filed day the United States h~s wh1c.h cuts he f!Ught rest?r:e as facts about our nation 's business~ Amsterda~. wtuch his statement July 14. more than sl!~ped to second place m president or w~ch new m ilitary veterans. One~ again his was occupied by the mvadmg m1htary strength. programs he might approve. . rhetoric has overtaken reality... Germans~ 1940. . . a month after the deadline. rn remarks prepared for de· It was Reagan's second maJor Reagan also promised in his The farruly went mto hiding He said following the council livery to the American Legion speech this week attacking the S""'ech today to boost mill• .. ..., June 14. 1942. when news spread e lection he moved to Los l · R 'd ·d ... -,_.J bo t the r J Angeles. claimin" "Newport lost annua convention, t:agan S8l Democratic pres1 ent's m11Jt.ary spending "in the face of rapid a u massacres o ews. <" "' the security or the United St.ates policies. Carter will get his . . They were tracked down Aug I. Its charm for me ." has been "placed in jeopardy" chance to argue his case before and. over~helmmg ~.ri;>wth '" 1944. date or the last entry 1n Mrs. Remer Rites Held In Newport \ Private family funeral 'Services have been held for Mrs. Mlldl'ed L. Remer, of Corona del Mar. mother of a prominent Harbor Area alton.ey. A native New Yorker, Mrs. Remer. who died Sunday. had lived in the Harbor Area for the pas t 10 years. She was 86 at the time of her death. Services were held at Pacific View Memorial Park under direction of Ba ltz Bergeron· Smith & Tuthill Wes t cliff Chapel. She as survived by her son franklin I. Remer. or the law Orm of Hurwitz Remer Mac· Don1Jd Meade & Rosenwald; aand htt daughter·ln·law A.lice, tA Coron• ~I Mar M '' RA:mer ~ lao lea vc.-. four gnnd,•hlldr~n . l>anJ~l. P1ul, \IV.-n.dy find ftnullnd R~mer by the Carter administration. the Legion convention Thursday . So.~iel military capabilities., Anne's journal. Hitting repeatedly at what he I n an address before the . Every s ingle a.nalysis or FranJc settled in Switzerland described as "the deterioration Veterans or Foreign Wars con· ~hid~~ a~. awaJe ~1~~u~. co~· in the 1950s. keeping the d1ar} m or American military strength" vention Mondav, Reagan ac· ra ic 1~ a minis ra i~n s the safe or a Basel bank He under Carter. Reagan repeated cused Carter of :.shabby" treat· s mug assertion tha~ the Urut~ turned over all royalties from his "peace through strength" ment of veterans and of neglect St.a.Les is an~ will rema.sn the publication and the film campaign slogan, but did not de· mil~tarlly superyor Clo.the SoVlel rights to an Anne Frank Founda· Unio~> or at least second lo lion in Amsterdam and to Onee a Cop ••• &officer Aids Arrest Re tired Newport Beach police sergeant Robert Gatewood came to the aid or a Costa Mesa patrolman Tuesday when a jaywalker the officer attempted to cite al· legedly attacked him near the comer of Harbor Boulevard and Wilson Street. police reported. Officer Tom Winters alleged that when he attempted to cite Tanya Durst, 22. or zzn Harbor Blvd .. she refused to sign the citation. That's when the altercation broke out. Officer Winters claims he was scraclched, his glasses broken and his trousers ripped. He claims the woman was also kicking and biting. Gatewood waa driving by and came to the officer's aid. Mrs. Durst was arrested on charges or battery and taken to Orange County Jail. Officer Winter was taken to Costa Mesa Memorial Koapltal and treit.ed for cuts and scrapes. non~: We are at.ready second to charity. on~~ :=~~·~merica's de· . He h~d been ill .six months .. He fense situation as "grave but is s urvJVed by. his second-.wtfe, ... not irretrievable. We must whom be mamed after the war. provide the defense spending Mesan Killed and programs necessary to cor· reel Immediate and short-term vulnerabilities" as well as long. term defense programs . In apparent r e fe rence to Carter's claim in his speech last week accepti ng the Democratic presid e n tial nomination that he has been "re· building ou r mil i tary st rength" after years or relatJve decline under Republican presi· dents. Reagan questioned Carter 's truthfulness. "By such untruthful devices as m anipulating inflation factors. shifting the base from authority to outlays, cbangiQg the base years and even ordering planned de· fense spending this year reduced so It would loot u If be bad met his promised percentage increase for As Cycle Hits Block Wall Costa Mesan Coleman Wayn~ Brindle, 36, of 805 Towne St. suf. fered fatal inJunes at 6 . 20 p.m. Tuesday when he rode his motorcycle into a block wall near his home. police reported today. Witnesses told officers that Brindle rode through a stop sign at high speed into the wall form· ing a deadend int.ersecllon ror Towne Stree t at Placentia Avenue. Non-teacher. Pact Scheduled for Vote Jury Impasse Nidlifies Medi-Cal Trial next year. the Carter admuustra· lion tries to m anufacture in· creases that in fact are largely phony." Reagan said. ~ aatd <.:art.er bad canceled, cut back or delayed the B· l bomber, Minuteman rn. the MX missile and the Trtdent mi5511e Police said Brindle was pronowiced dead an hour later at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. He suffe red massive head irtjuries. Traffic investigators said some 200 feet of braking skid marks were left by the victim 's 750 cc machine before it slammed into the wall. A wu"e padcaiie •tire4!m .. nt. 4r11fltd by ncaotutor11 for tlf~wl)Or\.-MeH •d1ool d1•trl<·l and a n<11H.e~hl•Ul 11m1>loyee1 wiion, bl 1c:MciuJ.e!d for a vote by lhe un· k>n '• membenhlp Mond•>' Howud Lawrance, ch ief ae1otlator ror tho CalUom l• Jkhool Employeet A11oct1Uon. iald memben of th• union reoretenUn110me 900 •mployMI ~ANGICOMT DAILY PILOT ~·.: ..... ,_,,.,_,.,.... ,..-' ...... .., a--.. '-'"'"--...... C.•·• ,,,,,, .. "' fN•».....,,, 0'1111JMMv ........ MN111 will vc:M at 7 p.m. In Harper Com munllyCenter. Cotta M esa T he peckaac offers • iov. per· <'ent pay hike and In cr eases health. welfare and dental benefit.a by about S300 per year for each ot the employees, Lawnnce Hid. The asreement -if approved by the district's board of trustees and lhe W'llon members -would c0tt the district about $680,000 for the flscal year that began July l, LawrenceesUmat.ed. The pay packa1e, drawn during 1e11lons with a state mediator. re· 1ulta from negotiations left open in the two-year contract approved 111tyear. · Batlalnlnl on a new contract is expectedtobe1innextsummer. Crash Kills P888enger; · Driver Held A pusenaer In a car tbat tum bled owr an off.ramp oa the Garden Grove Freeway ta Orante died early today and the drlver WM~ 0t;a 1U1ptdon of felcla1 .... drtvtac aad maa1I~. Roblrt ..... n, o1 Or8al9. ........... to deetb --Dae car rolled over tbe Tu1tln A"8• lft.nmp at 1:11 a.m. Tia• drl•er, leffra1 J . By DAVID KUTZMANN OttlleOMIY ~lletlUff An Orange County Superior Court jury's lnablllty to reach a verdict ln the Medl·Cal Fraud trial o f Huntington Beach psychiat1'11t Louis Olatch Jr. has re,ulled in a mistrial being declared. Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner ordered the mistrial Tuesday when jury foreman Russell Orr told him the panel was hopelessly deadlocked after nearly three days of delibera· lions. Glatch had been stand.ins trial on char,• ,be lntentionall1 aub- m ltted raudulent bUla to the s tate's Medl·Cal prolc:.'.m for moreM>rkthan~bad . In aome c .... the Pl'OMCUUOD claimed, be billed the 1tate for• bounof woi'kln a M·hour da)'. But three members of tbe JUI')' wblcb beard the leqtby cue "felt in tbelr bearta" the> could not be convinced or tbe ptycblatrtst'• nilt. Orr said 1n a ballw91 lntervfew. Orr 1ald the Jury took three HCret ballotl chlrinl It.I deliblra- tion.I, wblcb bqan Friday. Tbe fint two ¥Otel wereM for~vtc· Uoa. 'l1le ftDal ballot WU N lD f avorof IUlJt. Tbe JUl'1 fonmu ta.Id thin bad bee a "tremendoal ·--ot eYidtDc-e" for the PUel to 1tudy, but he did DOt elatiorate on ID1 of tbeJUl'1'1d1lcuNloal. programs. Ladies Summer Sportwear and Swilnwear • price Ol•teb, wbo au1pnded bit COIOMA D1L MAI praetlce mon than • ,..,. aao JIJ I I. ,.___. ~ SPORTS C&n'ERS beHUM ol b1I 1.,a1 troubl•1 ...__,. "~-r· The boy wai:. abducted about 7 JO p m. Monday while collect· 1nA mone)' o n hi s :.1ster ·s n~"spaper route. lJnion Count} Prosecutor .John H Stamler said Tuesday. Patricia Beattie. 17. "as not with her brother at the llmt! The proseC'utor. wno o.;a1~ •he bo} wru. pu~hcd into J l'<Ar after ht' refused a rid<'. wa:,, held ir. ar. :>pa rtment <J nd a gar age 1r. Platnftel<l with has hands and fe<'t bounl and his face covered with a ski mask. Beattie was round sit.ting or. the steps of the Netherwood train station m Plamf1eld by police. where a 15 year old female and a 17·year-old male were apprehended. s aid Stamler. Another l7·year-old boy was arrested m Plainfi eld about an hour later. s aid Sgt Richard Berman of the Plainfield Police Department. And three other boys, aged 12, 13 and 17, were arrested later in the evening. of· fic1als said The names of the youths were not released because of their ages. The abductors contacted the .Beattfos on Monday nt~ht. tell- ing them that their son would not be hurt 1f $12,000 m small bills was left beneath a mailbox in PJajnfield on Tuesday after· noon. said Scotch Plains Detec· t1ve Capt. Robert Luce. When the boy's father went to drop off lhe money as ins truct· ed. an FBI-plane and helicopter hovered above Police from Scotch Plains. Plainfield and North Plainfield and 15 FBf agents from Newark also were on the scene IRVIME 4701 ._rmca 552-5252 OaNw, IO, ot Or::s•· •• tlU'owD frillii &be cer ftClt ID· ........ boolltd lllto .... <lf .... Camlr lail, KllFRP Hid. 1mn.d lll'09d1y wbla IM mlttrla1 6 71-9700 wu......_ but madefeweom· •--------liill!!illlil----------------------.1 men .. tor.porters., • ' .. • • . -·--~ -~······ · __ Oelty ~li.t SUH l'Mto By PlDL SNEIDEltMAN Ot .... o.ltY ........... The average American touris ts who had just been kid· napped, robbed and abandoned in an African •wjld game pre- serve probably "w~uld be anxious to catch the first plane home, putting as much mileage as possible between themselves and the dark continent. Dick and Adorae Lester of Huntington Beach, however, do not blame all Africa for the bebavtor or a few scoundrels. After surviving that hellish ex- perience during a visit to Kenya this summer, the Leste rs simply let their nerves settle down, col- 1 e c t ed the ir lu gga ge a nd tramped on to a native village in Ghana. Now. the Lesters are back in Ora nge County, fielding ques- tions Crom friends and family members who have beard ac- counts of their abduction by Tanzanian highwaymen. Without mini ml zing the· danger they faced. the Hunt- ington Beach couple stress that the holdup in Kenya was not typical of their African trip. was st.opped by a band of Tanza- nians armed with a rifle, spear and bow and arrows. The Lesters managed to hJde their identification documents under a floor mat before they were forced out of the vehicle. The robbers ordered the two couples and their guide t-0 collect their belongings and follow them into the tall grass. If they didn't follow. they would be killed, the bandits warned. Soon after they began hilting down a ravine. Adorae Lester twisted her ankle. When her husband protested that his wife could not keep up. one of the bandits struck h.im in the head with the flat side of a knife. Mrs. Lester forced herself lo keep pace. "Neither Dick nor I were in condition to walk very Car . . ... Mrs . Lester wrote in her diary. "Besides. my heart was pound- ing so bard from fright that my mouth got dry. and I began to pant almost at once." She added. "I never prayed so hard or so sincerely in all my life . , . " 0 DAIL y PILOl Afl traveling mone y behind i~ Nairobi.) . One bandit threw a hair dryer back to the English coupl~ punted by its purpose. Finally the thieves took their victims' shoes. leaving them to hike back to s afety in bare feet. Although the bandits were gone. the Lesters realized ther were not yet out of da nger: Darkness had fallen. and tbei; guide told them this was the time when many animals choose to feed. The guide was especially afraid the group might fall prey to the vicious ca pe buffa lo. He s uggested that the group talk loudly. sing and m ake lots or noise to sca re off any animals in the vicinity. To make matters worse. 1t began to rain. The Lesters collapsed before reaching the car. but their guide hiked the final distance and re- turned with the vehicle . AFRICAN SOUVENIRS REMIND HUNTINGTON PAIAOFMOREPLEASANTVACATIONMOMENTS Adorae, Ofdt Leater Weer Shlrta From K•ny• Where They Were Kidnapped, Robbed, Abandoned · ·tt was an incident that could have happened in any city - a nywhe re you tra vel." Dick Les ter explains. Across the border. about five miles into Tanzania, the bandits stopped. They took the Lesters' va luables. including two new c am e ras. but gave back . personal items. <Fortunately. the Lesters left mos t of their The Huntington Beach couple rode to a police camp to report the incident, which s parked in- creased Kenyan patrols to pre· vent future robberies. The Ken- y ans apologized profusely to the Lesters . "Their feeling is tha t the Tanzanians do it on purpose to ruin Kenya's to urist trade," Dick Lester says. No Block on Indictment The Lesters prefer to em- phasize the more pleasant mo- ments of their vacation, such as t he 12 days they s pent as the on- 1 y white people living In a Ghanaian village. Farm Memorabilia Part Qj R.anch _BH.-f---___ Amlwny Effort Fai/,s to StaJ,l Actions The couple were treated to fre· quen t d a n ce a nd dru m performances and were made honorary citizens of the village A, state ao~a~ ,cgiut refused Tuesday lo oc furt er pros- e c ution of Orange County Supervisor Philip Anthony on c aµipai gn fund la undering charges : Justices of the 'Fo~ District Cou r"l01 A pp ea In San .. Bernardino ruled that pros - ecutors from the state Attome)' General's office hadn't erred in s eeking a oew indictment Court Review Eyed On MacDonald Case RICHMOND. Va. (AP) - Government lawyers have asked the full U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals to review a three-judge panel's decision reversing the triple-murder conviction of -former Green Beret Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald Tbe petition was filed Tuesday afler the circuit court extended tbe government's deadline ~or aeeting a review The deadline bad been today The move could block any im- mediate release of MacDonal<l from pnson unless a request for bond is granted. That request had not been granted Tuesday. MacDonald was convicted in August. 1979, in the s layings of his pregnant wife, Colette, and his two daughters, Kimberly, s. and Kristen, 2. He was a Green Beret stationed at Fort Bragg at tbe time of the slayings nine years earlier. .. Three weeks ago. a three- judge panel of the circuit court ruled 2-1 that MacDonald had been denied his constitutional right to a speedy trial and that delay bad unfairly prejudiced bis chances of getting a fair trial The panel ordered the convic- tion reversed and MacDonald released from prison. MacDonald, who was sen- tenced to three consecutive life terms. bas been held at the Terminal Island, Calif., federal prison, near his home in Hunt- ington Beach where he had been working as a hospital emergen- cy room physician. . The Lesters were g iven a carved a g a 1 n s t A n tho n y a n d co -_I.Li..£.~~ key Cc om t be Oeflflmnr Ralph D1edrich-rast Ghanaians:· in return. they pre-Dec.em~r.. • s ented the natives with a key to Diedrich 1s a former member the city of Huntington Beach. of the board of s upervisors. Although the Lesters prefer to The present and past mem· think about the more pleasant hers ~f .the board are accused of experiences. Adorae Lester's consp1nng to conceal the true African diary contains a tong, source of about $68.000 that was colorful passage devoted to their u sed . 1 n . Ant h o ~ Y's 19 7 6 terrifying abduction and hike supervtsonal campa ign. back to safety. The two men. along with four The Lester s had come lo others,. we.re initiall~ cha.rg~ in Kenya to visit a student who had a 197? J!ldiCtment with v10.la.ting stayed with them for a time in prov1s 1ons of the Poht1cal Huntington Beach as part of a Reform Act of 1974. foreign exchange program. The new indictment was suc-On June 19, the Lesters and an cessfully sought after pros -Englis h c ouple were being ~cu.tors fear~ the ~tatute of drive n through Maasai Mara limitations uught expire before game reserve when their car the case came to tria l. As a result of the appeals court d ecis ion. Anthony and Die drich could be b ack in Orange County Superior Court for a preliminary bearing into the charges as early as Oct. 20. That date is two weeks before the Nov. 4 election ln which An· thony is seeking a second four. year term on the board. He is facing opposition from R oger Stanton . a Fountain Valley City Council member. Anthony has d enied any wrongdoing. He has claimed the a lleged conc ealme nt of the source of contributions was due to errors in filling out financial forms CoWity Gets New Bailiff . But No Funds The Orange County Board or Supervisors approved County Sheriff Brad Gates' request to hire an additional deputy lo serve as a bailiff in superior court. But the board refused to in· crease the sheriff's budget to cove r the cost of the position. By FREDERICKSCBOEMEHL 0tu.e o.itY ~Mets..., N eek guard to prevent call from going through barbed-wire fence ... wooden rat trap ... two row corn planter . . . iron-wheeled fl atbed orchard wagon with two water tanks ... The lis t of agriculture memorabilia Orange County has a cquired through lhe $325.000 purchase of the 2.2-acre Key Ra'nch in Placentia is impressive. The list, in fact. is 41 pages long and contains828separateentries. Purchase of the ranch. located on Bastanchury Road near Placentia Avenue, was approved Tuesday l)y Orange County Board of Supervisors over the objections of Chairman Ralph Clark and a member of the county Harbors. Beaches and Parts Commission. The county has negotiated, on and off, for six years for purchase of the ranch. considered of high cultural value by the Orange County Historical Commission. Under terms of the agreement approved by sJJpervisors, George a nd Hannah Key will be permitted to live at the rambling two-story, six bedroom Victorian- st y le ranch house until their de aths . According to a report pre pared by the county Ge neral Services Agency, the $325,000 price is a good one. Appraisers s aid the property would be worth $348,000 with the agreed upon "life estate" for the Keys , and $390,000 without a life es tate pro- vision. "Start up" cost for repairs and improvements were estimated at $45,000. The county's yearly C05t of maintenance and starring after the Keys' death was estimated at $151,700. and $128,700 yearly thereafter. Clark. who voted against the purchase. nonetheless comment- ed. "this certa inly is a wonderful facility." However. he sa id he is con cerned about details of the con- tract, particularly the provision that permit.a the county only o6e day per month use prior to tbe Keys'deaths. He said the matter "should have been held over " for addi· tional study. Supervisor Edison Miller oh jected to any delay. pointmg out that when negotiations first began tll 1974 the county could have purchased the property for $125,000. Curbing Crime Early Gates said the new position is needed because of the recent ex- pansion of the court from 40 to 42 judges. One of the two judicial seats has been filled by Gov. Ed- mund G. Brown Jr. The county will be allowed to conduct public tours of the house and ranch grounds one day per month . The Keys will be permitted to continue private tours for civic groups and s chool children. The Keys , whose relatives helped start citrus farming in Orange County In the late 1800s. previously turned a portion or their homeintoa museum. Purchaseoflhe Key Ranch also was criticized by Sally White, a member of the county's Harbors, Beaches and Parks Commission . who said. "there is not a definite need forth.is type of museum." A representative of the his· torical commission dis puted that contention County's 'Project Shortstop' Under Way By GLENN SCO'M' Of-OMty ........... In the serious and often pain .. lul world of crime. they are the insignificant, the infinit.eslmal: shoplifting, petty vandalism. loitering on the beach. Often they are teen-age erlmes -products of peer pres. sure or a test how far the judicial system will flex. Minor infractions. to be sure, but some people involved in the Juvenile justice system eye tbeie activit.ies with the theory that the small-time crimes are tlae ones experimenting youths use to cut their criminal teeth. Now some of those observers have formed a pro1ram aimed at convincing youths and their parents that the best way to avoid the tightening spiral ol ttiminal behavior is to stay out of It to begin with. Tbe program is called •'Proj- ect Shortltop." It la apomored Surf Victim's . . " Identity Told SAN ONOFRE (AP) - Aatboritles have identified the llody of a lt·year·old Camp hadlftoll Marine wbo apparml· tr ~ while IWlmmlq off lu Onoh'e Stale Beach laat .... Tbe body of Pfc. J!arry lkthard Jr. of Church Point, ta:., Mllped to HeadQuarten Compan1. waa found by a 1:-corpe belicopter pllot da1 about aoo yarn olf. ....... oftldU.akl. A_....., ..-aman ,.d ~'"l':::I.~= .................... by the George A. Parker FOWl· dalioo, a non-profit a rm of the Orange County Bar Association. As the name says, it is supposed to stop youths short or crime. It began Tuesday night with 10 youths and their parents gathered at the Orange County Courthouse for a three·hour workshop on staying out or trou- ble. Foundation Director Ann A very Andres explained at a news conference Tuesday the goal of the program is to make youths think about the conse- quences of breaking the law. She said session leaders press the point by .using films, group discussions and a workbook. For example, she said, leaders will give youths advice on bow to ssy no to their peers. •'This is not set up for the bard core, multiple offender," she said, "but for kids who sup- posedly have become involved in the juvenile justice system for tbe fiJ'lt time ... It iao't a Uke-of! OD the SO- calJed "scared straight" type of counselinl, either, where prilon inmates try to frighten youths out of a Ufe of crime, sbe said. Ms. Andres said the point of J>roJeet Shortstop ls to make teen·a1en and their parent& tblnlt througb their alternatives and reco1nl1e thelr reapoaaibWtles. Each family p-.ys "15 tor two three-hour 1e11lon1 and a workbook. The te11lona are two week.I apart to Cf ve the YoUth tlme to HIT)' otilt certaln re- qulftd dutMI sudl u 1pendin1 time wJth tbe f unlly ud meet· tns local community members wbo are DMUt to be potltlve rol• modlll. Tbe .JunnUe Court. Diatrlct Attorney's Office a nd t he Sheriff's De partment have agreed to refer youths to the program during its first six month trial period. Ms. Andres said judges in the court might send first-time of- fenders to the program rather than hand out other kinds of sen- tences. such as probation. She added that sheriff's officers have promised there will be no lack or youths recommended for the classes. Getting the parent involved with a child's future is one of the primary thrusts. said James K. Bear, preridenl of the non-profit foundation. He said parents need · to be reminded that criminal ac· tivity has Its financial considera- tions. "Parents sometimes have a misconception that they don't pay at all," he said. Panel Backs Laetrile Bill SACRAMENTO CAP) -A bUl that would allow terminal cancer patients to obi.In Laetrile legally has been ap- pr0ved by an Assembly commit· tee after lt removed $1.1 million tn state costs from the measure. The Ways and Means Commit· tee voted 11-5, Tuesday, the bare majority needed, to send SBJaO by Sen. William Campbell, R~ Hacienda Heights, to the Al· aem bly noor. · t.aetrUe, a controveMJial sub- stance made rrom apricot pill ahd almonds. la illegal in California. although more than 20 other st.It• permit its uae as a cancer treatment. Supervisors rejected Gates' request for $24.520 to pay for the new position, citing the fact his budget was inc reased by $4 million during recent budget hearings. Chairman Ralph Clark said he felt the sheriff could rind the money in his $32 million budget. In addition to old farming and ranching equipment, they have displayed historic newspaperedi- t ions , books. household furnishings, plumbing fixtures. photographs, and other tum-Of· the-century items. Gem Talk QUARTZ By J.C. HUMPHRIES Certified G~ologiat, AGS GOU>EN CORAL from lurquoiu •ea.a Man's yellow gold-filled Constellation Quartz, water resistant, with gold-filled bracelet, Stewart Improves SANTA MONICA CAP> -A.c · tor Jimmy Stewart was today reported in improved condition at St. John's Hosptilal, where he was admitted last week beca115e of an irregular pulse. a hospital spokesman said . 0 OMEGA Coral, ooe of the world's oldest living materials, bas been harvested for centuries to provide personal adornment and Interior decoration. Now. from the turquoise seas of Hawaii comes a new discovery from the deep, quiet ocean: golden coral "trees" have ~n found. They are so deep among the ocean's darkness that diven must dilate their eyes slowly to even see them. but they're down there, glowing with a shimmering luminescence. Special two-man submarines. equipped with a cutUng "claw"· and an attached collection basket, go down and brlng back these jewels ol the sea. The gold coral ls found off Makapuu Point and off the Big Island of Hawaii. Scientists believe that this special coral grows as a parasite, living off ol a more common valrety known as bamboo coral. Growth of the coral ls very alow -about an inch a year. Golden coral hu been combined wtth pearls, turquoise. diamonds and Jade to make beautiful personal Jewelry. lt Is used In u.rrtn111 pendants and rin1a . J. C..JJump~rUzd J.wetril M(M8fl! AMElllC•N GEM SOC•fTV @ 18?3 NEwPOAT BLVO COSTA ~'E5A ~ 33 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION S-"-'"*'C...o-M•tt Ct!~ PHON! Mf-3401 -•• .... • "-' ._ • • I - I * v.tli*' P' •• ---• , .. Ja t ting ~ ..... ~ T-~~~r M .... lll•e rnog It To Us WIND aa..aw a lllOO n.vs: No doubt tbe rqu.lar l'ltiicmry ll ~mll\I UHi~ fMCblae.d by \be l'fMl au.to uno& lnal)Kltoa debete curneUy •\llMMn and thuodera lft t.M haUa ot Sattammto. One da.y ._..,. IOlRI t.o have u eu&o •mot cheek pro- 11ram The next day wt aren't. The day aft.er that we beve a compt0n11H pl"Ol>Qffd in the lesWawn. YO'& may lhlnk all ol um ii enortoouslY ailly *•'-'" "verybody a~ smo1 • an awful thlq io aUow ln our air. We ought to 1et rld of it . R &bl But~ areal debate up ln Sacramento iu'l ao much over mo1 as st ia federal mooey. IF CAUFOaNIA DOBSN'T adopt a vehicle •ntot ln· s pect1on program. then the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is threatenmg to cboP olf -.SO miW.oo lo dole money to our Golden State. That's the key to it Ttus lS the old federal ba.odltry by coercioo same. Hold out the money carrot and then threaten to lake it ,, ·· Pslt' You Wamw Buy a Smog l~tion Sticker C~?'' -U~ay. Jt's-just like Peanuts cartoo--ncliaracter Lucy jerk- rng away the football just before hapless Charlie Brown lr1es to k1 ck 1l. ~ The federal $850 million (which is really YOUR money. if you want to get technical) is earmarked for l11~hway projects and sewers. YOU MIGHT WONDER why our state legislature gels -.o exc1lC'd C:1bout 1t Sewers always overflow anyway no matter how many you build. And as for highway funds, there 1s no visible evidence that Caltrans knows what lo do with the money 1( it had the cash. Anyway. our august solons have been in marathon de· bCJte m an effort to push something through the legislative hopper that will allow California to snatch the federal cash ~lash. THROUGH IT ALL, they've fought over central auto ins pection stations versus gas stations doing it; what the standards ought to be; should cars built after 1982 only be check<'d every two years? The issues seem endless. Meanwtule as all the lawmakers seem preoccupied in figuring out how to salvaae the federal $850 million, few voices have been heard to lament the filture fate of hapless a uto owners here in Orange County or elsewhere iD the s mog basin where some form or inspections will no doubt become mandatory. Wl l.I. OUR MOTORISTS be forced to sweat out long rnspecllon lint•s and lose thousands of hours on their pa!) check:.', Who will be appointed to regulate the regulators? How much will the ripoff be for s mog device repairs? What C:1mounts of bureaucratic paperwork will be Aenerated and heaped upon the hapless vehicle owners? How heavy will be the fees for smog inspections? WELL. NOBODY FRETS up ln Sacramento about these petty little details. When lhey talk about regular people, they like to r educe you to " vague, aray mua they call "The Publle " "Th f'ubhr " 1i. Nu1y to dral wllh. Human bein&B. howcvf•r. ca n be dlfflf'ull. 0( c-t111r411•, II will be trum•n belng1t that will be llt•nd· lnjl '" fll{,q(' '"""Ii! IOl;JJPf'llon llM!I Saudi Lockheed Tristar 300 Killed RIYADH, Saucil Arable (AP) -Flam• ensulled a Saudi Ara· bllft jetliner aft.er It made an emer1eocy return to tbe Riyadh •lrport and all aoo pel'IOOI aboard perllhed\ the official Saudi p,..., ..-cy reported today. It was tbe lblrd·••rcest death toll In avtaU. history. The plane WU • mcht from Karachl. PaJd1tan, to Riyadh. lo Jidda, S.uadl Arable. About 15 perceot or the vtctJm1 were Saudi Arabiana who boarded the plane ln Karachi, aald Saudi airline officials in the Paktatanl clly. Earlier. offlciala ln Karachi aald mOlt of lhe plHen&ft'I were Paldatanll retumtn1 t.o work In Saudi Arabi• after vlalll home for the ltld fesUv1I at the end or the Moalem holy month ol Ramadan. The Muake1on Denk and Trust Co of Muaketon. Mich., said It wH notlned today thal WUUam WIU u.. M. formerly or Muskegon. w•• aboard ~flanc. The bank holda a trutt for Willett. It said Wlllril wu lnJ for the Roston based c001trucUon company Chari~ T . Main Ltd. SfalM .. T~t Recently comp/et· e d tests show ~ American-made small cars are stronger and safe r than mos t foreign compacts. Joan Claybrook of National H ighway Traffic Safety Ad- mm1stration, notes that though front end of Chevrolet Citation was destroyed in staged crash into fixed barrier at 35 mph, the passenger compartment re - mained intact and car passed the test. . . .. .............. ···-..... . .. WORLD I NATION • ID Jet Fire · • Aa the tongues or names 1bot out the wiDdowl ot the plane. it became impossible t.o open the doon from out.Ihle or Inside," said a statement from the Saudi Civil Avtatloo Department. "The whole plane was engulfed ln names." The Saudi state radio said the Lockheed Triatar caueht fire Tuesday night a few minutes after taking off from Riyadh, the Saudi capital on the east side of the country, and headed for Jidda, the Red Sea port 500 miles west of Riyadh. • The plane turned back. Aa lt approached for an emergency landing, the broadcast report said, fire brigades and ambulances were rushed to the runway and rescue helicopters took to the air. A ·'fierce glow of fire" could be seen. After the landing, the pilot told the control tower he was trying to rush hls 284 passengers t.o safety through the emergency exits. the report continued, but radJo coniact was cut and the body or the plane became wrapped in flames. "We are from Allah and unto him we return,'' said the Saudi government radio, quoting from the Koran, the holy book or Islam. Guards Face Queries in Gold Heist KILLINGLY, Conn. <AP> - Two armored van guards who we re held up while taking a lunch break will be given lie de- tector tests as authorities in· vest1gate the armed robbery of $486,000 in gold compounds and cash, officials say. The Purolator Security Inc. driver a nd guard told in - vestigators they were ambushed Tuesday by three hooded. armed bandits on a side road about one mile from the Rhode Island state line. <accordin g to offi cials. Stolen was a shipment of S450.000 worth or gold sails and $36,400 1n cC:1sh The shipment w as b eing mo ve d fr o m Cranston. R.l .. to Carlisle. Pa .. .,.~a ttmmgh-t tre--tnrek"s-mitra1 - 1 • destination was Hartford. Al'WI....,._ Cruise Ship Stranded Adrift MIAMI CAP) -The world's largest cruise ship, stranded 1n the water for a day with 2,440 people on board without running water or air conditioning, was building steam this morning C:1nd ready to get under way on a revised course to the .Bahamas, officials said. Crew members traced the power failure aboard the SS Norway to the ship's electrical switching system and told the Coast Guard they believed the proble m had been repaired. A spokesman for the ship line said this morning the engines were running and the liner was expected to be under way about 11 a.m. EST. The Coast Guard cutter Chase was dispatched from the U .s. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, \o escort the Norway if further problems developed, spokeswoman Carol Feldman said. "The situation is uncomfortable, but not dangerous." said Ric Widmer, a Miami·based vice-president of marketing for Norwegian Caribbean Lines, the company that owns the s hip. ''The-passengers are in good spmts .. , ··we have bevn serving them cold meals. of course ... and ~oft dnnk:-. and beer." s aid cruise line spokeswoman Maggll' Dukes. Widmer said the cruise line decided to cancel the first scheduled stop on the seven-day cruise. St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands. Thl' Norway. which left Miami on Sunday, is expected to arrive in Little San Salvador in the Bahamas on Thursday instead of Saturday, while a Nassau stop has been added for Friday. The s hip will return to Miami on Sunday, as scheduled, he said. Widmer said company offi cials will discuss "an adjustment for the passengers," who paid for tickets ranging from $630 to $1,415 per person. The Norway. which at 1.035 feet is larger than lhe Queen Elizabeth II. was s tranded about 150 miles north of Caicos Island m the southern Bahamas at 1 a.m. Tuesday, company marketing manager Maggie Dukes said in Miami. Poland Reaches Some Accord GDANSK, Poland CAP) -The state radio said today govern· ment negoUaton and represen· tativea of some of Poland's tens of thousands of striklng workers had reached a "common posi· tlon" on strikers' demands. The Gdansk Radio report did not apeclry which or the de- mands were t.enl.at.lvely aetUed. H uld 17 lndlvtdual strike com· mittees were involved in the talks, but it was unclear just how many of the workers were represented. workers have been idled since Meanwhile, the Polish strike last Thursday by the strikes. wave rippled briefly across the The negotiations are apparent· country to the steel mills in the ly part of a ·'d i vide ·and· south. but workers there were conquer" strategy in which lhe reported back on the job. Both THE REPORT s aid the government negotiating com-government oCficials and diss1· negotiators' agreement was mission asserted it would meet dent sources said many or lhe passed on to, higher levels of the only wilh individual strike com· 40.000 worken walked off the job communist government. and the m1ltees. not with a n umbrella Tuesday at Nowa Huta. the government's deci~lons would committee that sought to s howcase steel center near be presented to the workers re present all the striking Krakow, some 300 miles south of later today. workers. Gdansk . . . A common pos itio n was But they said the first shift Rain Widely Scattered · JAN SZVDLAJC, chairman of came to work today beca use re ached in demand1' concermn~ th d tr d some sort or agreement had . the work force in these en e govemment·sponsore a e terprlscs," thc Gdans k Radio re· union organization, whose aboli· been reached with the govem-lion has been among lhe unified ment. It was not known whether port !fald. s trike committee's central de · the workers made the same de· An C8tlmatcd 175 ente rprises mands, was party to the talks, mands as their colleagues in the 'll>n•'"'' . .,,,,,,,,,.,/, lltiil f 'tdl Reported t .,. f l&todl• .. " ,,.,. llfllljtht .... . ...... ll'!W......, ....... "'" ... ,. ........ . ......... ,,,. • ..,_, 1-... ~· ( ........ .,., ,, .., ''1 llt .. -· lltl•Hll llll!h 11111'4. IN .. 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COAST HWY., NEWPORT BEACH 631-3281 t -_... . .. - Crear White's Wf,,ghi &AN nA.NCDC0 (AP) -A. 1reat wt.Ate aurk NmalHd alt•• ••••1 at l&eta-.art A"9 ........ 6DenM ... i&adawe ol bee , ... ant ol lta k9d to Ant• ID eapUwilJ, • ·1-.e•1 ha 1reat •laape," Stelalaart Director Jolaa lleCoeker said of tlae abark wt.id! WM e-.M bJ' 1111a,...., ha .,.._ 8-)' • T\Mlday. "Slae la 1W'llfe••1 al'CMmCl lbe tank by berwll. b1a i1 the beat cbuee we've bad to keep a areat wblte alive." ALTllOUGH A number or sreat whit.es have been ca\llht. none bu ever lived more than a day or two afterwards , llcCOlker said. Tbe seven-foot. 300-pound female sh.art wu put ln special· ly desi1ned doughnut-shaped tank at the aquarium after she was brought in. Diven were kept with the shark in the l00,000.1allon tank in effort to aid its swimming and acclima· lion to the water. Great whites cannot pump water over their gills as most fish can and therefore must keep swimming constantly to force water throogh their mouths and over their gills to get the oxygen needed for life, aquarium of ficials said • BECAUSE THE movement is necessary. great whites are hard to keep alive once they are captured, officials said. The Steinhart got a great white last ~ but~ shariHnwvived on- ly a few hours before dying, Tuesday's catch was captured by chance in nets set out to land starry flounder by fisherman Al Wilson and his commercial fish· ing crew. Wilson later put a rope on the shark, lashed it to his boat and brought tt to shore in Bodega Bay, about 40 mil~ north of San Francisco. .. IT Jl1ST so happens t know how to nursemaid a shark to shore," Wilsoo said. "Financial- ly, I really needed this shark." The aquarium gave him "a substantial" down payment for · bringing the abart in, with more to come, Wiison said. Cowboy-hatted Madera County Sheriff Ed Bates, who un- tangled the complex Chowchilla bus kidnap case. says he'll give up his job to pursue writing, a doctorate, and to research ~viet crime fighting methods. Ylednesclay.Augutt 20. 1980 DAIL V PILOT 115 Coast Commission Oil Rigs Blocked LOS ANGELES CAP> -For the first time, the CaJifomla Coastal Commission ha.s voted to bJock the drilling of an off. shore oil well sought by CbeVl"'Ol'l USA Inc., and to delay conslderatlon of 10 other wells pendinl further staff study. The commission adopted a staff recommendation to deny the Chevron well on the grounds it endangered brown pelicans nesting on nearby Anacapa Island, the only stable breeding colony of the birds in the state. THE STAFF report also said the proposed well would be a shipping hazard, as it would be less than six nautical miles north of Anacapa and just 400 feet from the northbound ship· ping ltµle through the channel. The Coast Guard s aid , however, that boring the test well from an anchored drilling ship was not a navigation hazard a nd Chevron official Peggy Rourke told the commission that the chance or an oil spill from the exploratory well was "so re· mote it's not worth consider· ing." She said there bas not been a single spill in more than 6,000 exploratory wells drilled off the United States' coastlines. In delaying the other 10 wells. requested by Chevron and other companies, one of the considera- tions of the commission Tuesday was a staff report that said ex· isting oil spill containment and cleanup efforts are not effective when seas exceed six feet, which they often do at some of the pro- posed drilling sites. COMMISSIONERS told the staff lo provide them with more information on the problem and their powers to deal with it. Chevron geologist Tom Wright said later that the staff reports always state that "under ad· verse weather conditions such as high winds and waves, oil spill equipment is not effective in containing spills." "It may be gradually dawning on the commission that the words mean what they say," Wright said, but added that the high winds and waves also break 4p oil slicks. Seal Bea~h Plant First Strike Target LOS ANGELES <AP> - Workers began this morning's shift at one or the city's main generating stations without inci· dent. but a possible strike by ci· ty Department of Water and Power workers remained a via· ble threat as pickets also ar- rived at the station, the DWP said. Ray Taylor had said the strike would begin today at the 1.583-megawatt Haynes facility in Seal Beach. Smog Check Bill Weak All 17 members of the 6:30 a . m . s hift at the Haynes Generating Station in Seal Beach were at their jobs. but by 7 a. m. about 10 pickets were there as well , said DWP spokeswoman Elizabeth Wim· mer. DWP orricials have said that a strike would close down the four area power plants which provide 60 .percent of the department's generating capacity. and crip· piing power shortages could re· suit. SHOULD WORKERS leave the ir jobs, "management personnel would step in and start operating the plant to the extent they can," Ms. Wimmer said . Brown May Withdraw His Support, But she emphasized that a "THE UNION could ask lhem -~trike "would be a serious situa- (_lbe ~kers~ to w~ out any lion" since there aren't enough t1me, Ms. Wimmer said. s upervisors to run all four .SACRAMEl'lI'rfl-LAP> -The last-ditch bill, SB1948. to set up auto inspections in s moggy areas has survived another vote, but so crippled that the Brown administration isn't sure it can support it. ( '6.."r "TE 0 ]· Raid Nr•• D"'fl• J.I. /I. SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Five people face drug-related charges aft.er being arrested in a Indeed , International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers spokesman Terry Campbell said the strike by key DWP workers would begin by tonight, despite a temporary restraining order issued Tues· day by ;. Superior Court judge. It went to the Assembly floor on an ll-5 vote or the Ways and Means Committee, but only after being amended to allow two-year instead of annual in· tervals for late-model can. The federal Environmental Protection Agency says that California bas unW Sept. 1 to ap- prove an inspection program or lose $850 million in federal highway and sewer funds. Klllfta Sftltner~d STOCKTON (AP> -Steven Bums has been given a max- imum 17 years-to-life prison sen- tence for the slayine of his high school aweetheart, Catina Rose Salarno, on their first day at col-lege. Miss Salarno, 18, and Burns dated steadily in high school and both enrolled in the same uni· versity but when Miss Salarno told Burns that she wanted to break up, he shot her. f;gffl Pia• llellulled LOS ANGELES (AP> -The city Board of Education has re- fused to file an alternative de· segregation plan requested by Superior~ Judge Paul Egly. The board today will submit a deta iled critique of Egly's re· vamped plan, along with a docu· meot in effect asking the judge to find that bis own plan is flawed to the point of l>ein& use-lesa. 112 0fF Olll llllOIUCIM PIOIUM Say goodbye to summer with this summer's good-buy spe- cials. 50% off the price of Holiday Spa Health Club's two-week Introductory program. You'll enjoy a personalized sampter exercise program to fit your needs. You'll also have complete use of all facilities. And what facititiest Hot hydnrmassage whirlpools, Finnish rock saunas, steam rooms, sun rooms, and at most clubs, 111- door swimming poals and jogging. Plus progressive physical raid on a Fairmont Hotel suite where $2 million worth of co- caine and $25,880 in cash was seized, federal agents say. Fir.teen pounds of what ap· peared to be nearly pure cocaine was taken. Complaiaa A!ilu!d SACRAMENTO (AP) -As· semblyman Lawrence Kapiloff, D-San Diego, challenged The Los Angeles Times to file a sworn complaint against him after it accused Kapiloff, cbairmall of a committee that handles fish and game legi.sla· lion, of working for two years as a lawyer-lobbyist for San Diego County developers who needed fish and game permits. Judge Richard F.C. Hayden's order barred 7 ,200 members of Local 18 or the IBEW from going on strike. A bearing is to be beld Sept. 4 on the question or issuing a permanent injunction against the strike. But IBEW business represen· tative Dick Honn said the union might stage a partial strike re· gardless of the court order. EA SllEJl TUESDAY. before the restraining order was is- sued, IBEW business manager conditioning equipment like Dynamics~ Nautilus~ Paramount~ and Universal:-And that's not all! SIVEOIOBB-TOO We offer different membership programs, all at a discount. So once you start getting in shape, you can stay in shape. Call or stop by for a free tour of a Holiday Spa Health Club. Take advantage of your best opportunity to give Holiday Spa a try. These specials are not available at our Torrance & Wesr · Los Angeles locations. ·Spa Heallh CllibatorMen anclWol1:1en tnnu •• ,._ •• ,_..._,,.,.,, ... , ..... " ....... a... ........ ... ........... _ ... ._..,..,. ...... . Paf-tml 01 .. f a..:• ....... WiM'f ..,,.. ...... , -_,. • -J • generating plants in the basin 24 hours a day. Police activated the city's Emergel\CY Control Center. which coordinates official action in emergencies. It was last ac- tivated during February's floods. THE CITY Administrative Of- fice and IBEW negotiated Tues· day In an effort to resolve the pa y hike dispute, but the strike was called after talks broke off with no progress reported. DWP spokesman Steve Hin· derer said the union was asking for an 18 percent pay boost while the city was offering 9 percent. DWP workers curreoUy earn between S4 an hour and Sl7.S3 an hour, with the average salary about S9 an hour. ,, Otange CO.SI Oa1lv Piiot ...... ,...... 0..... QmQ ID¥ ...... bu lrtld .......... &be vmlllt.lr ......... tMt MV• Rood 11&:.Pliatfte Cout ..__,ID ...... JIMcb la ..t i'IDPl--OlulilY.-... .,_ .......... ~· ' Alld ..... ,....., ................. ccmtimaed to ......_ ~ e~ from ,,.,_..ve 1plrtta t.o , ........ developmeets. 'l'h8 ~·· abatelMllt enwt bt1u 1n m1 whea the Board~ Supervilon ....,..,. an ordtuD(e caWq for re- ' IDOYal ~the boardl, subject to amortJ.liUGa pertoda to ~ billboard ccmtnletiaD and maintenance emu in· eun'ed by the Qll ownen. : The amort1aalioD perioda elaPHCI. The county went to court to brine the aloe clown. uuaauon -at aubltanUal eost -bu continued ever alntt. Now it appean the matter may 1et off center. Supervisors have diNd.ed the county counseJ's office to 88 negotiated settlenwda ID which the alo owners will be reimbursed for removinC the alps. The cost. ac· cording to some estimates, may reach saoo,ooo. In the case ol Dana Point, the county must relmbune sign owaen due to a recent state Supreme Court ruling involving billboards along what are considered federal i hjghways. Pacific Coast Highway in Dana Point falls iD U.at category. I In the case or Sunset Beach, where the highway is a state route, the county is not under obligation to reim· , burse sign owners. But the general f eellng is it would be I easier to off er some compensation than let the removal issue wallow in court for the next several years. , The expense involved to effect the settlements, is not ~ 1lighl But it appears the expenditure is necessary if the · signs are to come down. And they should come down. ltState River Giveaway s: , Officials of tht> Metropolitan Water District of :!lfoutbem Calliomia are up in arms over the unexpected f maneuver by Gov Brown that would place five key ::Northern Calilomia rivers under permanent federal con· .·trot. ' Brown bad just made the commendable move of sign· ; ing the-Peripheral -Canal bill, thus recognfzing probable future water needs in the south, when he requested the · federal Departqient of Interior to place the northern rivers mto the National Wild and Scenic River system. It was a baffling move. The streams already are part of the California Wild and Scenic Rivers system. And a measure on the November ballot would require a vote of the people or a two.thirds vote of the Legislature before they could be subject to any type of development. • The concern of MWD officials has to do with possible i future water needs in the state. needs which conceivably " might have to be filled ~ using part of this river system, Z which accounts for more than 30 percent of the runoff in : Calif omia. · : The governor made his unauthorized move without j public bearings and without meeting the requirements of ~ the California Environmental Quality Act, according to :.tbeMWD. ~ It's impossible to determine at this time whether or ! not the state will ever need the water from these rivers. :' What is clear is that the governor bas no business •· whatsoever trying to turn their control over to the federal -. government without full state approval. Simply put, Gov. : Brown's action was a sneaky trick, and he needs to be 4 called to account for it. ~ I ~Coast Outlook Good ~ . ~ The final word isn't in yet, but the future of the :• Irvine Coast keeps looking a littleorighter. ~ Latest move was the Irvine Company's presentationl c• Of a new conceptual plan calling for much more open r •pace and much less development than a plan rejected by ~ ~ South Coast Regional Coastal Commission in 1978. ~ 1 'The new concept envisions keeping 7 ,000 of 9,400 ~ oo.astal acres in open ~pace for park or recreational use, with only 2,000 dwelling units -10,000 fewer than tbe " original plan -built in the area adjacent to Newport Beach. '; It also proposes some commercial development -~hotels and tourists shops -in three locations, aod calls ~ for the construction of two roads from the ridgeline of • San Joaquin Hills to the coast. •. While the entire plan has been given the blessing of (. the Orange ~ty Board of Supervisors, it stitJ\lnust ~ pass muster with the regional and state Co~tal ~ .. missions, and it's quite possible there will be debate over c the commercial and road proposals. " But whatever the outcome, it now aeema certain ~at this rare piece of coastal land will be largely -and carefully -preserved for future generations. ' . •• Opinions expr1111d In the apace above are thoM of the Dally Pilot. · Otf'.* v'8ws ••Pf'9tMd on this page are thOM of their authort and ~ 8rtill9. Reeder comment is Invited. Addreu The Dally Piiot. P.O. ' Box 1580. Cotta Mesa. CA 92628. Phone (714) 842·"432 1. Boyd I 'New Deal' ~ ~. :: 8' LIL llOYD ; ll09t Seuoned ClU1eu • eNdlt ~· ...... IUCb .. 11 1loMlt ... woad with tbe '~ ....... IUeceu ot Preli-• cllDt '"'*1bl D. ltcJoMftlt. \Tlaat be used numerou1 l boats it common 11owled1e. Roo1evelt hlmMlf. however, tald he owed bll lt1le '° none other tlaQ II.ark Twain. He Hk1 • Dear Gloomy Gue ,,... .... tU ...... .... fell' ! , ... ..,arts. lllle feotltall aad ...., ........... em tiir.tDlllr""*-- tlo•• oat oa ••• --Ir ll:1Ud fl .. .... . bla term .. New Deal" e..._. from Twain'• .. CaaDecUcut Yankee at 1Cln1 Artbur't Court." A rftlew of tbe records 1bow1 that only one Broadway 1bow ID 10 maua moeey. sun. ............ wlllln1 to finance some shows. Suc:aufW musicals ren•ed ..... tbe on11Dal 1tanareein...._.Mfe1D- vnt...U. • .,,.. KiDa ad 1° wltb Yul BrJuer. "Hello Do111" wllb Carol <>m ... . ADd ... l'ICllllllJ .... .. a__,,_...., __ ioftDIMeal'fttTalot''Tbe ... fnm Le llw118 .• , Q ................. ... s.11• ....... tut.. aeeae••.._..t A. A pie II eaDed a tart, a blaeUt a. a ..... aad a a.1nm11a•111 .. RO~l't N . Wffd/Publlsher Thomas Keev111e dl9or Wedneeday, August 20, 1980 Barbara Kreiblch/Editorlal Page Editor J-.kAndenon Oil Depot Prime Iran Target W AIHING'tON -Pret~t Carter'• uUoD.al security ad· v1Nr' ........ Bnaiukl, told vl1lton recently that world ...... would be ..... '° ti.IP. ... t.be ~ ..... Stat.I la rel~· tut to UN lU power. TM UDl&ed ..._, be Mid, 1a merely "play· la& JIOllUID, •• lie dkl DOt meotioa tbat. even U M apolle, tbe preeideot WU ru•b l na abead with . plans to In· v a de Iran. My auociate Dale Van Al· ta hN apeot lhrM moot.bl pi eci ng to1ether the lnvaa&oo plan. To p1otect mllltary metboda, aome of the top·aecret details cannot be printed. But lh1a much can be revealed: 1be primlJ')' lnvuk>o taraet ii Khare Island in the Penlan Gulf and poeslbly some of the southern Iranian oil fields. &naG ISLAND Is the site or the oil terminal through which 90 percent or Iran's crude ts pumped into tankers for export. Not long after the U.S. hostages were aeiud 1D Iran, contingency plans were developed for an as· sault on Kharg island. Variou s alter nat e Earl Waters plans were prepared -ranging from a surgical strike on the pipeline that connect.a the island with the oil fields, to a military occupation of the lsland"com· plex. "1be plan was originally dealined to compensate for not gett.1.nc the hoetage.s, kind of a tit for tat." explained a top source. "They'd have the hostages; we'd bave their key oil depot." Any milltary action should be taken twiftly, strategists urged, before tbe situation hardened. But Carter held back unW his plunalnc political fortunes brouabt a change of heart. Then be dedded to attempt rescuing tbe bc*aces in preference to in· vadlq Kbarg Island. Now tbe old contingency plans have been dusted off, and Carter is preparing for an October in· yaaton. Here are some or the Ji•aaw pieces: CARTER MADE a secret de· cision last February to stuft a spy satellite to cover the area. It took four months to get the satellite into position. Not until June did the satellite begin transmitting det atled photos, which are needed for the in· vasion preparations . These photos are still being analyzed. More recently, 500 Air Force pe r sonn e l were quietl y transferred to Egypt. They were followed by a squadron of F-4 aircraft which began "training exercises" with the Egyptian air force. The same ploy was used last December to disguise air operations that later supported the hostage rescue attempt .. Under top security, the United States has been helping the Egyptians upgrade their air bases. which would be vital stag. !pg areas for an Iranian opera· lion. Ultra·secrel communica· tions and military equipment have also been shipped to Egypt. A SPECIAL logistics force has been deployed at Diego Garcia, the only U.S. base in tht' Indian Ocean. Al least six container ships were secretly loaded at Wilmington, N.C., with equip. ment for ground forces. "This logistical force could sail to a designated Persian Gulf area port in about five days ,'' states a secret Memorandum to the President. "1bere It would be met by the combat troops who have arrived by airlift. From this rendezvous point, they would draw their equipment and proceed to the objective area." Finally, the plan calls for four of the Navy's 12 carrier task forces in the Indian Ocean. Two have already arrived; one 1s in the Mediterranean ready to move qwckly through the Suez Canal; a fourth cou.ld reach the Persian Gulf in lime for the operation. The "winds of 120 days," a period of violent wind ,and dust storms that began in May. would hamper military operation& in Iran during the summer. 1be president can argue. therefore: that October is a good time for the invasion. But planners believe the tim· ing is intended to save Carter's political skin. They suspect his real intent is to create a national emergenc,Y that will keep himift t he White House. Politic .. I studies show that a president ca n increase his s upport dramatically by whipping up patriotic fervor. FOOTNOTE: As I've stressed in earlier columns, the invasion plan will not become operational until the president gives the green light. He would need some pretext for the invasion. such as t he trial or execution of a hostage, sources say. But one planner acknowledged that "a justification could be easily publicized beforeh a nd." Me'anwhile, Carter is continuing his secret diplomatic efforts to s ec ure the release of the hostages. He would prefer to br· ing them home before the elec· lion by peaceful means. But sources close to the operation say that 1f the peaceful efforts fall , as expected, the president intends to activate the invasion plan. The risk, or course, is war. OFFICIAL WHITE House comment 1s as follows : "The suggestion that this or any other administration would start a war ror political benefit 1s g rotesque and totally ir· r espons ible . The a llegation made by Jack Anderson is absolutely false. "With respect to the Persian Gulf, the pres ident has sa id that we consider this region an area of vital interest. Therefore. while 1t is necessary to have plans for dealing with any ex- ternal threats to countries or the region, we have no intention whatever of initiating any con- flict ourselves. and neither thl' p r e s ide nt nor any othe r respons ible o fficial has ex· pressed any intention to take s uch an action either in October or at any other tame. "Erroneous and totall y ir· responsible reports such as the Anderson column inc rease the d a n ger l o t he American hostages in Iran, impede efforts lo obtain their release peaceful- ly and jeopardize American in· terests in the area generall y." GOP Candidate Short on Party Backing Are the Republicans selling their candidate for the U.S. Senate short? Back last winter when Republican aspirants were Oexing their political muscles to challenge the re.eJectioD of Alan Cranatm., tbe klncmakera who in the put backed such con- servative stalwarts aa Barry Goldwater for PTealdent and Ronald Reagan for governor, as· tounded evet7CJDe by ahuoning rhrbt·wlu faYOritee. Congresaman John Rousselot the former Birch Society of· ficlal. bad been warm· ing up for the race all year Iona but the G 0 P moneybags suddenly became pracmatic and looked the other way. 'Ibey 90U1bt out and en· couraced tax crusader Paul Gann to enter the coatest. Not dl1coura1ed, Senator John Sebmtta. al80 a 'Birch Society member, ftled for tbe primary election H did maverick Sydney Harris Democrat·turned·Republican Sam Yorty, the former Los Angeles mayor. Although a total newcomer to political office- seeking, Gann outdistanced the field. Having proved himself a vote getter, Gann naturally expected the Republicans to rally to his banner, filling the big need for campaign financing. So it was a big disappointment when the Republican Senatorial Commit- tee notified recenUy that it has only allocated $250,000 to his campaJgn . GANN HAD expected much more and had every right to his hopes. 11te same Republicans had previously declared that Cranston, who has several millions for his campaign. was high on their "hit" list of liberal DemocraCs to be defeated. His dismay follows on the heels of other failures of the Republicans · to g ive him full s upport, especially the kingmakers who talked him into the race. Larry McCarthy, spokesman for the national committee, de- nied any intention of shorting Gann, saying be will "probablY"'' get more. The qualification re- veals an inclination of the fi nance committee to bang back, wailing for polls so they can weigh Gann's chances along with Senatorial candidates in other states who are also looking for financial aid. BUT THAT approach to fin ancing a campaign is self· defeating. If there isn't a cam· paign rolling full tilt bow can the polls be expected to look good? That's what campalps are for, to get the candidate known and win support. Even without money troubles Gann faces a rough uphill battle. Running against an incumbent is always tough. When the in- cumbent is also a member of the party in the majority. outnum· bering Republfoans 3 to 2. tough doesn't begin to describe the dif. fic ullles. What the Republicans seem to be overlooking Is the fact they do have a chance to win if they nourish it. True, it is an outside chance. Admittedly Gann isn't a great campaigner or a great candidate. It can also be ad· mitted that be probably won't be a great Senator. But neverthe· less he is a live body · and has been nominated to run for the of· rice. And, insofar as the Republicans. and a good many, Democ~ too. are concerned, any live body would look great as a U.S. Senator when com· pared to Cranston. POK, DESPITE the fact that he has raised a lot of money and appears to be a "shoo-in" in November , Cranston's liberalism is despised by the Re publicans. Fully aware of this Cranston has been playing it cool during the past year, hiding bis liberal tendencies in his ef· forts to woo Republican support. The result or this is that Cranston emerges as a tower of jelly, a modern "mugwump" who plants himself firmly on both sides of every issue. His backpedalling on liberal issues has drawn the ire of many of his Democratic supponers. That won 'l lose him the election but if Gann should gel all of the Democratic votes that Cranston failed to get in the primary elec· lion, California would have a new U.S. Senator. 'Incompatibility' a Poor Excuse.for Divorce What we 1oolely call "lncom· patlblllty" In marrta1e Is ln itself one of the dumbest reasons for divorce, allhouah it ls perhaps the reason moet com· moaly liven. Men and women are b)' nature lncom~ble -tt la the lut sue· eHlful lnte· 1ntlon we ...... .,.... .. -ud prae· tleally the ,rhole ..... marrl .. e 11 to .... bow. to compllt. Wlllll ...... ... &nlloa· eU•'ltf ·•If· ' =• • allt. of eoune •• I;-tbat for tftl7 CIM HH fl, C... lDcompaUbllity. n v there are 20 cases in which this word ls used to disguise a deeper fact: that at least one of the marriage partners is not com· patlble with hlmsell or herself. IT MAY BE one of the hardest lessons in life for some persons to learn that getting along _iwith someone else. al close quan ers, tor long and steady per\ods. first Implies the ability to tel along wtth oneself. A person who is dlajotnted ls 1ooklna for opposite tblDI• tn tbe same mate -like tla• woman who wants a "stroq" husband whom she can nevertheless dominate . There ain't no auch critter to be found. Tb• real pathos of so many dJvorcta may be found In the ,........,. quest, needless and Nuel• and usually futUe, for a "rt•" mate. But nobody can ) be "rlght" for long if you are "wrong" with yourself. We have a ll noticed how much·married persons keep re- peating the same mistake, 'or making the opposite one, which comes to the same thing. This Is not to deny that second mar· rlages may be more successful than the first -but they can be so only when a loser takes re· allstlc stock of himself and re· cognlzes that bdno the right person Is more lmportant than /iftdi11g the right penon. Mlt.RIUAGE DOES not make us better, any more than It makes ua wone: it merely in· tenalfles what is already the~. both for aood and for bad. And marri.,. cannot make an)'OM "happter•· wbo doea not brlna t~ ingredients for ha ppiness in· to it. With the ingredients, any number of the opposite sex can be "right:" lacking the m. no one can make up the deficit. The p~r30n land there are rel· alively few of them in our un· stable society> who is secure and easy within himself, who knows both his gifts and his limits, who is seeking a reality and not a fantasy, has little trou· ble with "compatiblllty." and can handle what trouble there ts. Those who are in conflict with themselves cannot find a com· ple mentary mate. for no human can satisfy opposite needs at the same limo. It is not merely that too many couples become divorced 1nmatu.r.ly: It ts that far too many become married immaturely. ,, . -Wedneeday. Augvll 20, 1980 DAIL y PILOT A 7 Electronic Banking Wave of Future QUEENIE Admiral Suspends Anthem WAUKEGAN , Ill. CAP> -Fuming that ''the punks won," the commander of the Great Late1 Naval Training Center has suspended the playlq of the na· tional an(hem at the base movie theater because it drew catcalls, hisses and boos. .Rear Admiral Charles Gurney Ill, writing in the base news paper, said, "This is the end of the national anthem at Ross Auditorium Theater for as long as I'm commander here." GURNEY HAD tem· porarily suspended the playing of "The Star Spangled Banner" just before the start or the evening feature because of jeers from sailors in the audience. The admiral told personnel at tbe recruit training center be believed listening to the national anthem was a privilege that should be taken away from those who show disrespect for tbe song. But Gurney relented about two weeks ago . after 10me base person· nel complained. TREY A&GUED that the long-standing tradi· lion should not be aban- doned because of the ac- tions of a few. So the admiral de- cided to try a1ain, w1lna everyone to re- port the catcallers to him. There was more boo- ing. but no one reported the offenders ''Not one irate person took a name," Gurney wrote. "Not one name was turned in to m e. Whe r e were a ll the patriotic people who abhor such behavior?" At Hollywood P'ederal, you cu bave YOW' paJcbeek depollted lJl your uYU111 account - auto.Micalt.y. You can ttlepbooe the ban.It or it.a eompu&.er to .,at your bills. You can take money out of or p.lt tt lDto your account at t.rm.lnals ln ( J 1upe~tta and dru1 CUN lJ MER atore•. You cen •hop wU.h • debtt card. "The c....,.r doe• not Med a cbecldna accoWtt and never needs to corn• Into our lobbiea," said Vaaquea. STATE LAWS ON ELf;CBONIC bankin& - commonly callecl electronic funds transfer or E" -vary. Some ban automated teller machines. Otbtrs UmJt the kinds of services that different type• ol financial lnatltutions can offer. Oo 1 nationwide level, federal leslslation puaed tn 1'71 pves users ol debit card.I the same kt.Dd ol protection provided for credit card holden. There ta a ceilln& on the amount you can lose if someone steal• your card and there .are controls over the issuance of cards. For many people. E" means automated teller machines. The money machines. The money machines were introduced in the mid·l970s, and Second In a MM• Linda Fenner Zimmer , a reseacher in the field of bank automation, estimated there are about 14,000 today. "At loog last. it can be stated that the ever· elusive ATM boom is finally under way in the Unit· ed States," she said. MACIONE SERVICES VARY. ln general, you can, at a minimum. withdraw money from your account, make a deposit and check your balance. , Bill paying by telephone is another step in the 8ttrfllari:ed Police are seeking an ex-employee of film producer-director Peter Bogdanovich after three Persian rugs and an antique Persian vase wer e reported stolen from his Bel-Air home. Newport Man Commi88ioned Navy Ensign Scott A. Bernard, son of Ralph E . Bernard of 1801 E. Bayfront, Newpo rt Beach, bas been com· missioned an ensign in the Naval Reserve upon completin~ the ground school training phase at the Naval Aviation School, Pensacola, Fla. Bernard is a 1973 graduate of Newport Harbor Hiah School, and a ism erai:Iuate·of use. Board Chief SACRAMENTO CAP) Raymond Brown, an ex- po li cem an who has spent seven year s on the state parole board, was · named the board's chairman by Gov. Ed· round Brown Jr. Brown. 56 , formerly wa s chairman of the Adult Authority. a predecessor agency to tbe current Board of Prison Terms. march to electronic banking. The customer calls a number provided by the bank, gives his or her identification number and lists the bills to be paid and the amounts. The bank or savings institution withdraws funds from the customer 's account. writes checks and pays the bills. In some cases, customers dial directly into a computer; in others, they s peak to an operator at the bank. Herb Wegner , a banking consultant and vice chairman or a federal commission that inyestigat· e~ electronic banking, said 235 financial institu· lions offer telephone bill paying and the number is growing. "Once the customer tries-it, be seems to like it." Wegner said. PRICES FOR TELEPHONE BILL-PAYING vary. Hollywood Federal charges 15 centS per bill if the customer talks to an operator; 10 cents if he or she de ala with the computer. Hollywood Federal in- troduced the system in May 1975. At the end of the first year. the savings and loan assocation was paying 28,000 bills a month for customers. Today. it pays over l.S0,000 bills for holders of 2S,000 ac· counts. Debi1 cards that can be used instead of checks also are gaining popularity. They are not credit cards, although many of them are associated with the Visa credit-card system . A customer presents a debit card for payment to a merchant who inserts the card ln a validation macblne and writ.es up the purchase. When the charge clears the cardholder's bank -usually within a few days -the money is deducted from his or her account. CYNTlllA CHADDICK OF VISA SA.ID there are one million holden of Visa debit carda lasued by about 140 banks. The cards have names like "Quick Cash" and "Money Card" and can be used at any ol the three million outlets that accept Visa credit cards. Debit cards have been viewed with some sus· picion by consumers who feared instantaneous de- ductions would do away with what is known as the "float." No longer could you give someone a check, then go to the bank the next day to deposit money to cover the payment. Tom Hooey, Visa's senior vice president for membership development, said the Visa debit card does not eliminate the float. "In no case are transactions automatically de· our vzry own straight l<aj cuITad corduTC1)'B ... ducted from one's account launediat.el)'," be said. "It'• too expeoaive to do that." SOME LOCAL DEBIT CUDS, including the one lMued by Hollywood Federal. do provide in· stantaneous deducUons. Vuquea said that in ex- chan1e for givins up the float, customers get a bonus ol 2 percent or all debit card tra.a,actions added to their savings account.a. Wetner said debit carda will become more at· tractive as banks increase checking fees. "When they begin to charge what it actually costa for checking, then the debit card is going to look a UWe better," Wegner said. One way to keep checks and still cut coats is with a system known as truncation. Inatead of re· turning cancelled checks. banks store them elec· tronically. A customer who needs a payment. re- cord can get a photocopy. Robert V. Saybeck, executive vice president of the Valley National Bank of Arizona, which is test· ing a non-return syste m, said savings to·the bank average $1.75 to $2 per account per year. In the first year. Valley National stored l'h million checks. It got requests for copies of only 847. ••b'O-s-• --- "The pastry chef says there's nothing wrong with the bombe marinett.e. and, boy, has he got.a temper!" "ClJST()MERS HAVE DEVELOPED StJCR a . _,..,.,~?_. love affair with checks that they could be con· ~ vw-"fill.\"""' 1980CARS I cmdTRUCKS • sidered a paper security blanket ,'' Saybeck said. ff.O::;; Aol - It is up to bankers, "to help them relax that ff.0......-· 0 \1 ,. v.t\"' grip. " 'Vlfll. , o• C. \. -, Wegner said there ic; still some suspicion. ,..,as ~\f"t"'"'~-.s. "I think there's an age level that wilJ always ':i..,.o"'"''-..,.._ ,,. ·~ c"'"'- have some difficulty dealing with the machine." •1'1"" ~"'" "' 0 Young people, however , "have grown up on ·~~"~.,af\ _1 11'3- learning machines in school" and are comfortable u with them. ,. He said horror stories of massive computer er-\1,.t.1 rors reflect "isolated examples ... blown out of ff.lS'°' --~~ ~~~~ proporation. -t I "You've got a paper trail created at every '==========4 step which backs up an electronic system," Wegner said. 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Dwinc the day, the little chimp 1penda IUa Ume ln the bolpltal, either in a plQpen •blle be aleeps. or car· ried about by Unda or one ol the other stalf m-.nbers, aallatytna the youna primate., lntenae need to clln1 to another mammal. In tbe evenin11, be becomes a I . Since the road plan for the City of Irviile was first envisioned, safety and convenience have been foremost in the minds of the planners. That's why main roads go around residential areas so the majority of the traffic is kept out of your immedi- ate neighbOrhood. And away from children. Implementation of the planned road system is another example of lrvi nt•'s continued growth toward the goal of becoming an energy- llt11"'ll1t40 ">Ill I It; ~I •otH·~ h ·~ 11111 llH I •II•~· 11ll~f '1111111114~• btwin111t111 l\111111•t •1 .. 11111111111111 ""~sm•11ct ti '"11111 1!111" tw fl•-ll• •111!1\ 11'4ttlr• Miii 1tr.n11111111111 ... 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South Street ~~PUil.CA '662-7331 498-5 Anaheim, CA 77'4·6141 ttls42 ~ 81¥11. 2&15-W. &anrlower /M. ~~BMcb,CA Santa AM, CA 640-4750 Pl•t• of the Dey 4t LC -Dale Cole owns the 1940 Lincoln convert.Ible carrying this license plate. "Got a problni? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red rape, ~tting the cmsu>enand action you need to aolve Nql.lities in QOVttnment and business. Mail ~r queltioM to P.at Dwan, At Your Service, Orange Cooat Daill/ Pilot. P.O. Boz 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. As mony Letters aa possible will be anawered, but phoned inquiries or ~tiers not including the reader's full name.oddreas and ~&s hours' phone numbercannoc beconsidef"ed. Thiscolumnappearadaa· ly ezcept Sundays.·· lloolll for Neie Arbitrators DEAR PAT: Several months ago you men- tioned in A YS that the Better Business Bureau was offering an arbitration program as an alternative to lengthy and expensive litigation. How does this program work, and can anyone become an arbitrator? S.T., Costa Mesa Basically, the Better Bosiness Bureau ex· plalu, Uaere are three steps la tbe arbitn&Joe process. flnt, the comamer man attempt to re- solve tbe d.lspate by direct coatact witb tbe firm la· volved. U tbat falls, tbe BBB attempts Informal mediation. Tbe fiDaJ su,p, lf tbe two parties remala at an lmpa.ae ud agree &o take It, la bladia1 arbttta· tloa. In Callforala, tbe decisloa of an arbitrator la legally enforceable. There are 350 arbitrators in the Loa Angeles/Orange County BBB program, but there is a need for more, especially iD Orange County, according to Patricia RWUllag, director of arbitra· tion for the BBB. She added, "Arbitrators can ezped to bear perhaps one or two cases a year, and the average case is resolved withln a month's time." Nearly 1t cases have been administered by arbitration so far this year. 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AP Dltpa&d9e9 Tbe b'unt thin• worklna aaainst Gtor1e Brett'• pertlC)nal IUCCell this season ll lhe 1ucca1 of the Kanau City Royals. Stan Mwalal aaid Tuelday. Musial, who retired 11 an act \te pla>er with Sl. Lou.la ln 1813 and ia now an euc~ve with the Cardinali. ii ooe of about a halt doaen major leaiuers who have threatened to bat .400 tor a full season, a feat last achieved in 1941 when Ted Williama bit .406. M\JSIAL llATl'ED .315 IN ltK. Two years later he hit .3'16. Only two players have e\ler come closer -Williams himseU in 1957 and Rod Carew 20 years later. each finishing at .388. .. The Royals are way ahead in the West . they have their divi51oo pretty well clinched , and that might be a drawback for George," Musial said or Brett, whole average ls .401. "If Kansas City was in a pennant race, J think It might ·~ better for him," Musial went on. ''I think then he'd feel that the pressure wasn't just to do weU for himself but for the rest of the team. tr the team loses a game or two, well, it's not all that seriout seeinl( as they have such a big lead (14'h games over second· place Oakland going into Tuesday night). .. IF THE LEAD WAS a lot smaller, if George felt the pressure to delivel' because the team's success was at stake, it would be easier on him. Now. a ll he's got to concentrate on is .400. It's a magic number in baseball." Conversely. Musial noted, Brett's hit· ting streak -which was ironically stopped al 30 Tuesday -might work in his favor. .. The thing is. be doesn't just need one hit a game. He needs a couple every day ... said Musial. . "S1'0;L. I TRINK he's in a good posi· lion tohit.400. Around September he's got to be at .400 or above. I was up to .390 in September (1948), then I fell off a little. He's got to avoid going into any kind of a slump. Once you drop below .400 it's hard to builduptoitagain." Harry "The Hat" Walker, who batted .363 in 1947 when he split the season between the Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies .• said it would be "hard to give advice to a great hitter like George" - then he did. "Take it a week a t a time:· he s aid. "That's what I did in '47," when he was •• Musial embroiled in a hot race for the National League batting title. "I'd take a week and figure that if 1 was going to bat. say 30 times, I knew I needed about 12 hits during that time. I treated each week separately. I'd battle that one. Then, when it was over, I'd put it out of my mind and go on to the next one. "EACH WEEK WOULD be like a new season to me. Doing it that way kept me enthusiastic. l wouldn't let down if I had a bad day. or even a bad week. "J was never a great ball player. I was just lucky enough to play on great clubs. I was never in a class with the people you're talking about." Walker said of Williams, Musial. Carew and Brett. "I'll tell you one thing; I'm pull- ing for George 100 percent. Something like this is the gre atest thing for baseball." ' . Dodgers Finally Start Producing \ MONTREAL <AP) -Los Angeles first baseman Steve Garvey probably put it best after the Dodgers 3·2 victory over the Montreal Expos Tues· day night. ·'I think by the time this year is over we're going to have to ~ take a lot of vitamin B because , our nervous system's going to be .. shot," Garvey said referring to tlhe·mad scramble for first place in both the National League's East and West divisions. THE DODGERS SUPPUED their own elixir against Moot· :1 r eal. however, using three clutch singles in the ninth inning to snap a 2·2 tie and produce the winning run. Steve Yeager and Derrel Thomas, both of whom were .in· serted as late·inrung replace- ments, started the two-out rally and Dave Lopes capped it by singling past the outstretched glove o{ shortstop Chris Speier. The uprlling came again.at re- liever ~ Sosa, 7 ·5, and left Expos llanager Dick Williams in a testy mood. "We've got to win ball games like that one," be said. "The bullpen is going to have lo start stoppU., them some Ume." roa " WBILE it didn't ap. pear tbal Williams would even require the work of a reliever. Starter Charlie Lea held the Dodgers hitless until Lopes smashed a solid single through the left side after two outs in the sixth inning. Lea skirted trouble in the sixth and was bailed out of difficulty by reliever Woodie Fryman in the seventh. After Fryman allowed a single to Bill Russell and Dusty Baker's double with two out in the eighth inning be was lifted for Sosa. Garvey s lammed Sosa's fU"St pitch into the right field comer for a two·run triple. But the Expos, who bad scored a .. thinM.nning run on Warren Cromartie's double, tied the game in the bottom half of the eighth when Ellis Valentine scored Rodney Scott from third with an infield groundout. IN 11IE NINTH the Dodgers did what Man8:ger '!om Lasonta rox TO CUIM JOB FOREVER? ATLANTA (AP) -Bobby Cox will be rehjred as manager of the Atlanta Braves for 1981 and "can manace the team forever if be wants to," owner Ted Turner aaid Tuesday m•bt. end· ing months of speculation that Cox would be fl.red. Turner, ln Newport. R.I .• for the America's Cup Trials, said he would sign the 39.year-old Cox to a 1181 contract "the very first da)' I set back to Atlanta." s aid the team hasn't been domg -driving in runs with two out. .. Having played with Sosa and knowing that his best pitch, as far a s I'm concerned, is a slider . my guess was that he 'd throw me a slider," explained Lopes of his game·winning hit. "I was guessing all the way. "I don't even think the baJt was a strike but it was a low, in· side slider and I was determined to bit the ball up the middle, and that's the way it went." Refusing to submit without a fight, the Expos had runners at first and third with one out in the bottom ball of the ninth after pinch hitters Rowland Office and Jobn Tamargo walked and singled respectively against re- liever Don Stanhouse. BUT STANllOUSE, who has spent more time on the disabled list than in the Dodgers bullpen this season, got Jerry White to hit a sharp line drive back to the mound and Stanbouse doubled pinch runner Tony Bemazard off first to end the game. "It's been one thing after another for me this year," said Stanbouse, who woo bis first game in three decisions. "It got to me quite a bit. "I'm in good shape now. I'm not throwing the ball quite as well aa I'd like to but I'm active again and that's what being part of a 25-man roster is all about." AP Wl,.pllOIO> HE'S HUMAN -GEORGE BRETT LETS ONE GET BY TUESDAY NIGHT FOR AN ERROR. Ram Holdouts Placed On Injured Lis t The Rams cut three rookies Tuesday and placed four veterans on the reserve-did not report hst. the National Football League team announced. Waived were linebacker Quen· tin Lowry of Youngstown State and running back Obie Graves and tight end Steve Cosmos, both from Fullerton State. D e f e n sive e nd Ja c k Youngblood, linebacker Jam Youngblood, d efensive tackle Larry Brooks and guard Dennis Harrah, all of whom are seeking to renegotiate their contracts and have not reported to camp, were placed on the reserve list. The Rams, who pla y their third preseason game Saturday night against the Broncos in Denver. now have 60 players on their roster. Pat Haden is s cheduled to start for the Rams, if Coach Ray Malavasi sticks to his rotation. with Vince Ferragamo slated for the second half. The roles will then be reversed for the team 's final pre-season game against San Diego Aug. 30 al Anaheim Stadium. Baltimore Leaves No Stone Unturned Oriole Pitching Ace Loses No-hitter, But Gains 20th Win from the second inning on," said Stone, who walked Bobby Grich and Larry Harlow with one out ln the elgbtb belore Bert Campaoeris lined a •lnlle up the middle ... I would have liked the no-hitter, butlJU1tdidn't1etlt. "I feel terrific. I've never even been cloM to20 wtna before. I dtdll't know 1! l'd enr pt tbe cbance. I Wat alw111 wlth focartb-, nttb-, and •lxth·plaeeclubl." BalUmore'• wtn kept the Oriol• 2~ 1•m• beblnd tbe New York Yankeee, 3·1 wbmenlDSeatUe. "It'• bem a real excit1DL::', but it'• •till cmb AQI. .. " taid t llppins from • baa.le of champape be bfoulbt aloal from BalUmore in anUctpaUon of tile occulon. "Our primary role ll catching the Yankees. If we-keep playing consistently and keep pushing as 1 know we will, it could be an exciting •ix weeks.'' Stone carried a 78-79 career record into thJ1 season, his second with the Orioles. Hi• best year had been um when be woo 15fortbeCblcago White Sox, but in 1980be bu wan 11 of bis last 19 declliona to com· pile a dauJin120-4 record. ·'Stone's not doing anythinl dlllereot pbyslcally than be dJd before," said' Mana1er Earl Weaver, who Mqnda, ex· tended a ccintract extendin1 &brouCll the 1981 SealOft. •'He'• J•t doln1 the tbinp you halve to do to win. He g4!ta his curve ball over and pitches tbe bitten the way they abould be .. ·.--.-._ pitched. He just threw one down the chute and Campaneris hit it." .. He wasn't that tough on me," said Campaneris, whose single scored Grich and sent Harlow to third when center· fielder Al Bumbry fumbled the ball. "I thought I'd •et a bit ocr of him. I always think I will get a hit." Pinch hitter Dan Ford followed with a bloop single to right center. which scored Harlow and knocked Stone out of the game. Tippy Martinez got his ninth save by fanning plnch hitter Bobby Clark and Rod Carew and working a perfectnin\h. Rome runs by Eddie Murray off Fred Martinel, 3-S, and Doug DeCincea and Dan Graham ott reliever Andy Kusler highlighted an ll·hil Orioles attack. ROD SHERMAN Sher111aD: He's All Business By CURT SEED EN CM llW o.llV Piiot Staff Forme r USC and pro· fessional football s tar Rod Sherman has a new way of keep in g co ache s orf the street -he hires them as temporary instructors ror his series of sports clinics for youngsters. S h erman uses area coaches who have the free time during the off·season to get the message across of Summer Sports '80. He de· signed the curriculum for the program and directs it. Yet Sherman credits the camp's success on his coaching staff. ·'These men and women have been carefully selected to fulfill the camp's stated objectives and e ns ure all partic ipants a fun a nd challenging week." writes Sherman m a brochure on his new endeavor. For Sherman, the s ure· fingered Trojan receiver of the mid·60s and now a resi- dent of Irvine. the transition from collegiate to pro root. ball and then to businessman has been a smooth one. Ev e n whil e s nag gin g pas ses a s an O a kland Raider. and later with Cin· cinnati, Denver , Minnesota and the Rams. Sherman had his hands in various youth sports camps. Today, Sherman operates his own business. called Management and Sports Marketing, Inc. It is the driv· ing force behind Summer Sports '80 which he claims is one step above the rest of the summer camps. Te ll him there are 1,000 sports camps in Southern California. and he 'll correct you : "1,001." "Summer Sports ·so is the epitome of youth instruc· tional programs," he boasts. "We 're trying to take a basic approach to sports and stress the fundamental skills ror complete success and enjoy. ment." Sherman bas set down three main objectives in his one· week cl.in.ics: instruction, encouragement and competi· tion. Youngsters, 8·13 .. are eligi· ble to participate. "The emphasis 1s on mov· ing, running. throwing, kick· ing and catching," Sherman explains. "A young•ter's ability to control a ball rather than the ball control· ling lbe youngster is what we wanttogetacron. "We utilize those basic skills in volleyball, soccer , softball, and track. We do have elements of competi· tion. but we don't minimize the instruction and en· couragement aspects. At the same Ume, we try to design an attitude for the youngsten to take." Sherman says. SPORTS BREAK Roger Cart.on Pay-as-you-play Era Arriving lrict , ~ under D $2~ ree per •Wete lul year and there a ppea.re to be oo t'han,t' th Um around, despite pro- lnta The proble m will be an ampUlicaUon or why aome coaches hale boosters clubs. I/ you put your money down, you expect to play. And it you don't, well. there had better be some pretty con- vlncln1 answers. assist with boys and girls tra ck, respec· lively week void in its football schedule with E l Capitan High of th~ San Diego sec· tion. The Oct. 3 ga me will be at San Clemente . . . Corona del Mar High has picked up a couple of football transfers. Quarterback candidate Jeff Wllco:a (6-0, 170 j r.) is out of Salt Lake City and Fountain Valley High sends 5-8, 185· pound junior Pat Duddy, an offensive lineman. Coach Dick MorriB bas split bis 70-man squad to form an exclusive two-platoon system ... Laguna Beach Hlgb's football squad was unbeaten in s um mer passing league games with Ocean Vi ew, Est ancia, Costa Mesa . Corona del Mar, Los Amigos and Tustin (three wins, three ties). The Artists will feature two-year starter Lance S&.ewart at quarterback. • • • • Sa n C l e m e nt e f oo tball couh Alllt' S<'haff oy11 1 claaa action aul\ ta M>m~herl' In Sacramento, but that 'a the xtent of oraanued oppoel· Oon. • • • COSTA MESA mGH'S Bob Hunter has stepped down as athletic direct.or after a 17-year hitc h -primarily ~cause ol continued cutbacks. MONDAY'S MEETING a t Sad · dleback High found 37 Orange County schools represented as they continue to seek out the possibilities of establishing an Or ange County section in the CIF . T he consensus is that there continues to be a general lack of ground sweU for the move. but interest, nevertheless. is there. ''Re1ardlH1 what anyone aaya," aaya ~baff. "ll ket!ps numbt~ out, eapeclal- 1)' borderllni' player• .. At this point all athletes, In blah ·chool and Juruor hla b in the Capistrano Valle1 Olalrlcl, must Cork over tbe S2.S tab, which covers up to three aporta. Replacing Hunter will be former baseball coach and current football as- sistant Jlm Hagey. Also taking over new duties at Costa Mesa are John Camey (track) ·and Bob Crenshaw (soc- cer > P~ Galindo and Sue Lackey will League councils will be asked for rurther direction to proceed lo Sep· lember. Soooor or later Uu~ ls going to catch up wllh ITlOl!ft schQOI diatrlcts -cN)aUng a. monttter tor coat'hes * • • AROU ND THE BEAT -San Cle mente High has filled the fourth· A Capsule Report From the World of Sports Cocaine Use a Way of Life For Majority of NBA Stars? From AP Dispatches LOS ANGELES -The National Basketball m Association.has formed a committee to investigate drug use and stress after the Los Angeles Times reported Tuesday that a s many as three out of four pro players use cocaine . "It is obvious that professional athletes are not immune from t.he same temptations that have, unfortunately. caused drug usage to increase in society. generally," Commissioner . · , Larry O'Brien said in a s tatement re- leased at his New York office. But O'Brien said the league, despite its concern ror the problems or its players. "will disassociate itself" from any player convicted of using illegal drugs. He said , the players' association supports his view. An informal survey of "people in the game" brought estima tes that anywhere from 4-0 percent to 75 percent of all NBA players use cocaine. the paper reported. But O'Brien said he does not know what o ·H tEN pe rcentage of players have used drugs, despite recent widely publicized re ports. For example: -· Utah Jazz forward Bernard King was arrested last J anuary on charges of sodomy and possession of cocaine. -·Jazz guard Terry Furlo,w, who died ln a c~r ac;cide~t last. May, ha d traces of Valium and coc ame in his bloodstre.am, an autopsy s howed. -Atlanta Hawks guard Eddie Johnson was arrested Ju. ly 13 and charged with possession of cocaine found in a car he had rented and driving under the influence of alcohol. He has said he is innocent. -----,,_,~ ot iw Da11-------. "My bat's off to b.im. What he's done is incredible. He bas prQVed beyond a s hadow or a doubt that he's the greatest player who ever lived." -Gary Player of l uk Nlcklaa after the Golden Bear won his fifth PGA title by a record seven str okes. tnat1or Lo•e• So•r Big Appfrs NEW YORK -Mayor Edward I. Koch is pay-a lng off a bushel of big apples to Baltimore Mayor W\lliam Donald Schaefer because the Yankees lost ·their five-game series with the Orioles. . . The two mayors, s eized by the wagenng impulse during the Democratic convention her e last week. m ade a bet as to whose home team would win. . The stakes were a bushel of .. Baltimore's best ethruc foods," described a s a potpourri of kielbasa, souvla ki. s paghetti clams and crab cakes, for Schaefer and, for Koch, a basket 'of apples Crom the Fishkill, N.Y., farm of Robert Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney. But, alas, for Koch. the Yanks sulfered their third loss of the series in the filth game Monday night. The contest ended on a controversial ninth-inning, third-strike call on Bucky Dent BoaanzaAllead ATP Moves Vp, Gets Early Dates MASON. Ohio (AP) -This year's ATP Championships are blarely under way and already ~ offic.iala are lhink· laa of lbe bonan.u they expect to f.U tbei.r way next year. .. Just IS th1a year ii a step up from 1ut year, next year will C9\11Ne, upward," said Nelson Sdlwab. a vice presld~t of Tall Broadcaatina Co.. one of the townament aponaon. IOIWAB SAID Taft officlals •Ill deelde before Sunday's flu1a 1'bltber' to announce plans f• eomtNctloD of a permaneat te•nl1 audiusn at tbe J ack Nlckl .. Sport.a Center. "If we snake a decision this week to go ahead with the ltadium, it woukl be done by ...i ,..,. ... Sebwab aaid. Tbll ,., tbe A.uoclaUoa of Teaoll Prof eulonal1 tourna- wt ii blllDa ~ oae week blfare tbt U.S. . .... top .w..c:bb' No. kubd JlauDr ~ ra ud NI. MlllMd GaU1enDo Was. lllll'e M a WU"IDUJ) fW the wllicla wU1 be plued °" l1Pe ~ laanl •urlate. ...... top ... ..,... U..•I plaJ91'9~cla a1 top· E .... . .,..., .. to ... oil Won major' ........ NDTTULU.ATP wWbe held two ..... belol'e tb• Open. - Since no tournament i s scheduled for the interve ning week, officials expect all the top players to be entered. "CBS is already committed for next year," Schwab said. That network will televise the finals this Sunday. T he tournament, with $200,000 in total prize money. is ln its second year. It attained Grand Prix status this year, which helped draw some top players seeking tour bonus points toward year-end competition. Volleyball aassic Set MANHATTAN BEACH Thirty-two of the top two-man beach volleyball teams in the U.S. 10 after $12,000 in prt1e money~ 6-7 at the Kine of the Beac'h Claslic here. The competition, which ii lbe final 910p oa the 1890 Calilomla Pro Tour, La free to tM public betlnnto1 at 9 a .m . both Satur· day and Sunday. All mete• wUl be pla,.t aa the Hnd courU Jun IOUlb al the llanbanan Beacb pier. MMcbel •ill be condacted bJ tb• lhnb1ttaa Beach llffreaUon Department. and the ftna.11 are M1 for Sept. 7 at 3 p.m . 1. Qlll•ftlbrr"!f Get11 27Ch Sat.~ Georae Bteti'a 30.game hitting streak finally a came to an end, but teammate Du Quisenberry, the former Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College pitcher, continued his bot pitching. Quisen- berry earned his 27th save Tuesday night as the Royals rallied a 4·3 victory over Texas. Singles by Joba Watbaa and Willie Allleu produced the winning run In other American League contests, Richie Hebner 's twO-run triple sparked a four-run Detroit third inning and the Tigers went on to a 6-2 victory over Milwaukee, s napping. the Brewers' seven-game winning streak . . . Pinch hitter &eve Br•Wl drilled a run-scoring double in the top of the ninth inning to give Toronto a 4·3 decision over Minnesota . . . Tom Underwood and Rieb Gossage combined on a fi ve-hitter and Bob Wal8on and Reggie Jackson hit home runs to lea d the New York Yankees to a 3-1 victor y over Seattle . . . Mike Hargrove collect· AtHNS ed four singles and Ron Hassey's two-run sin gle highlighted a four-run first inning tha t triggered Cle veland to an 8-5 victory over the.Chicago White Sox . . Tony Peres began a Boston comeback with his 21St hom e run of the season and later scored the winning run on Cart YastrumskJ's nlnth·inning single as the Red Sox defeated Oakland. 7-5. A11t.-.. Molw II Look Ea•y Art Howe and Cesar Cedeno drove in two runs a a piece to lead Houston and Nolan Ryan to a 5·2 vic tor y over Pitts burgh Tuesday night in a matchup of National League division leaders. Ryan. S-8, struck out seven ove r 7% innin gs . . I~ other gam es, Cincinna ti's Mike LaCoss scattered seven hits and singled home Dave Concepcion with the winning run to lead the Reds to a 4-2 victory over St. Louis . . . Darrell Evans . · cracked his 200th career homer and drove • In t he tie-bre aking run with a seventh· inning sacrifice fly to power San Franc isco to a ~ victory over. the New York Mets. Eva ns opened the sixth inning with his 16th homer of the season. One out later. Mike Ivie hit his fourth homer for the Gia nts Gle llll Hubbard double d home the winning run in the 11th innlng, giving Atlanta a 5-4 verdict over the Chicago Cubs. Hubbard's line drive to left scored pinch-runner Luis Gomez from ..OWE second base . . . Manny Trillo tied the game with a home run and Garry Maddox and Larry Bowa followed with doubles in the fifth inning. tr igger ing Philadelpttla to a 7·4 victory o ver San Diego. lt was the s ixth strait:ht triumph and eighth in the last nine games for the Philhes 11.S. Coacll Gel• the La.l Word U.S. Olympic bas ketball coach Dave Gavitt Is • grinning since getting in ~e l~t word with his .... • Russian rival over the Amencan absence from the Moscow Games. "I sent a telegram to the Soviet coach (Alexander Gomelsky), congr atulating him on winning the bronze medal," Gavitt said Saturday . "He'd been going around Europe saying the reason we weren't coming to the Olympics was ~ause we knew we'd lose to them. ··1 thought it was kind of a nice touch," Gavitt adoed. \'otlkee Sfadi.,.. Corruption Cltargrd N EW YORK -Mayor Edward Koch has been a accused of sta lling on a probe of alleged corruption in the rehabilitation of Yankee Stadium because "it would create such a potential of turbulence in city politics." T he char ge was made Tuesday by Sidney Siller. presi- dent of the New York Crimina l and Civil Courts Bar Assoeia- t ion , which tried unsuccessfully several years ago to bring a taxpayer s uit calling for a judicial review of the stadium deal. Meanwttlle, the Daily News reported today that the engineering consulting fi rm hired to do a $225.000 study is ex· peeled to report next month that the city will have to spend "hundreds of thousands of dollars" to correct "serious design defects" in the ballpark. Siller s aid city officials ha ve been silent for a year on the $.225,000 study of cracks in the stadium's foundation. He said the public has the right to know what the condition or the structure is. •So111eflti119 Crooked in Bo.rlng·-An ROCHESTER. Minn. -Thr~·time former m heavyweight boxing champion Muha m mad Ali said Wednesday that medicaJ tests at the Mayo Chnic show him to be "100 percent perfect" and in excellent conctition to fight Larry Holmes for the World Boxing Council title this October in Las Vegas "I think there's something crooked in boxing," said Ali. who is going through comprehensive tests at the world· renowned medical fac ility. "I came here independently because they (promotersJ don't" dnt me to win the title bac k for a fourth time." Some boxing observers have said that the 38.year-old Ah "'ould be r isking permanent inJury 1r h~ attempted a comeback against the powerful llol mes Cunnb19ha• Signs fur S200 .. 000 8Wy Cunningham signed a new three·year con-• tract with ~ Philadelphia 76ers. which. a t an estimaled$200,000peryear . will make him one of the h1ghest·paid coaches in the National Basketball As· sociation ... Nick Beverly, a 33·yea.r-0Jd veteran of six clubs in the National Hockey League. was named coach of the Los Angeles Kings Central League farm team , the Houston Apollos . . . The North American Soccer League is prepared to sit at the bargaining table and "negotiate in good faith" with the players union that critics say has been virtually i~nored . Surrounded by a clutter of Jed·white-and·blue equipment, gymnasts from 10 nations that bo~ c-otted the 1980 Moscow Sum- mer Olympics began limbenn~ up for what some consider their "alte rnative" compet1l1on . Basketball guard Billy AJlen, who signed with the University of Missouri in April. has con· firm ed he will not play for the Tigers but will follow his fathe r to the University of Nevada-Reno Helen Hughes, a 5-8 g uard from the Universit y of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, has become the first playe r to sign a contract with the Southe rn California Breeze of the newly for med Ladies P rofessiona l Basketball As- sociation .. Lynne Jewell of Plymouth, Mass .. virtually clinched her gold medal in the World Women 's Sailing cham- pionship after the s ixth race ... Joe Berardi emerged with his third career Professional Bowlers Association title in the Greater Buffalo Open T~lon .. Radio TV: Soccer -Aztecs vs. Timbers, 11 p.m .. Channel 11. llADIO: Baseball -Dodgers a t Montreal. 4:30 p.m .. KABC (790); Baltimore at Angels, 7:30 p.m .. KMPC (710). Hollypark Harness Meet Set Baseball Standings INGLEWOOD -The Dan Patch Invitational will be the feature event on opening night of the 35th annual Western Harness Racing Association 's meet at Hollywood Park Thursday eve- ning. The Dan Patch will be run al a one mile distance and will launch a 79-date meeting that will ofter daylight r acing for the sulkies for the first Ume since 1968. Opening week action is scheduled Thursday, F riday and Saturday nights with first post al 7 :30. Effective Tuesday, there will be d aylight racin1 with a 2 o 'clock flr st post Tuesday through Thursday with nilht ac· lion on Friday and Saturdly. The meet wiU also offer the popular Pick Six wagering that has proved ao popular at otbes" Southland tracka. A field ol seven pacen will eo ln lhe Dan Patch, beaded by B. C . Count, just arrived from a campaip at the Meadowlucll ln New Jersey wltb UfetlJDe eamlnp of '358,654. He wW be driven by defendlnc champ Shelly Goudreau. Crail DeJ, tn the money bi.I laat lO outift'8 at Golden ~!f.r wUJ be clrtV'ID by Joe Llpuuu wttb Jack Parter Jr. lludHnclbe reinl fwTem~Dlrect. Roundlu oat UM fteld wW be Porto Pl'allleaa .ntb J ., QnmclJ dn vtnc, Aldall N and Tor1*tl K.ai&hL CDn. In for Yox free T-Shirt &OemoRide FOOTBALL /BASEBALL The South Alabama . " ·Is Favored ATLANTA <AP> -Delendinc national cbam· pion Alabama, North Carollna ud Teoneuee CbattlDOQla CUT)' the ro&. ol favorite lnto three of the South '1 OM.a.Ion I coalerence football racet this fall, and Florida Stale acaln loom• u the area ·s Atadlq independent. Alabama, aeekiJll an unprecedented tbird COD· secutlve naUOGal Utle under Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant. muat reb'llld an olfense del)leled ol nine 1979 starters, but lbe Tide defense ii sturdy enouih • to produce a ninlb Soulbeastem Conference title ln 10 yeara and flaure ln the natJonal championship race "It will take a miracle to win our third straight national cbampaonship, but m1racles hap- pen," said Bryant. now only 19 victories shy of erasing Amos Alon20 Stagg's record of 314 career coaching victories. BRYANT The AUantic Coast Conference could enjoy one of its closest races ever , although North Carolina is the pre- season choice. Coach Dick Crum's Tar Heels. who beat Michigan in last year's Gator Bowl game. figure to have s trong competition from perennially tough Maryland and Clemson. C hattanooga operating under new Coach Bill Oliver, bas dominated the Southern Conference since enter- ing the league, winning titles in each of its three seasons of membership. This year should make it four-for-four FLORIDA SfATE reeled off 11 straight reg- ular seasoo victories in 1979 before losing_ an Orange Bowl engagement with Oklahoma. Bobby Bowden's Seminoles appear to have no serious challenge among Southern independents, although South Carolina, Miami. ,Fla. and Tulane should field above average teams. FS~ lost its quarterback tandem of Wally Woodham and Jimmy J ordan, but returns one o! the country's defensive stars in All-American mid- dle guard Ron Simmons. "Our expectations will be higher after last year's record," said Bowden, who saw his club FOOTB4IL PREJ1EW ranked No. 8 in the final Associated Press poll. "There will be more pressure, but that's the way it's got t.o be. That's the way I want it. It's like growing old -it ain't so bad when you consider the alternative." Alabama enters the season with the nation's longest winning streak -21 games -and the longest string of conference victories in SEC his- tory -23. The Tide has an imposing 97-11 record for the last nine seasons and a 58-3 mark in con- ference competition BRYANT, WHO HAS 296 VICTORIES in his chase of St.agg's record, can count on a solid de- fense led by end E.J . Junior, linebacker Thomas Bovd and tackle Byron Braggs. Running backs Major Ogilvie and Billy Jacbon are the only re- turning offensive starters. If Alabama is to be challenged in the SEC. it likely will come from Tennessee or Georgia. Johnny Majors has no proven quarterback, but the Vols appear to be solid at most other spots. Coach Vince Dooley has one of the league's top quarterbacks at Georgia in Buck Belue and the Bulldogs could offer the greatest challenge to the Tide since the two don't meet this year. Bryant has his own ideas about the Tide's toughest challenger for SEC honors. "l figure Auburn is the team to beat," Bryant said. "They may ha ve the best team in the coun- try." Auburn, led by last year's SEC rushing leader J ames Brooks, should be strong, but the Tigers are on NCAA probation and are ineligible for the league championship THERE IS A TRIO of exceptional pass re- cei vers in the SEC -Cris Collinsworth of Florida. Mardye McDole of Mississippi State and Lindsay Scott of GeoTgia. Collinsworth could be one of the most versatile pertormers in the nation. The SEC's top quarterback is John Fourcade, who threw for 1,521 yards and seven touchdowns last year. Fourcade is the key reasoo Mississippi is considered a darkhorse contender. J erry Stovall, a Heisman Trophy runnerup during bis collegiate days at Louisiana State, is the only new coach in the SEC. He was hired by his alma mater shortly after Bo Rein, who replaced the ousted Charles McClendoo, died in an airplane crash wblle on a recruiting trip. The ACC also welcomed two new coaches - Bill Curry at Georgia Tech and Moote Kiffin at North Carolina State, which won the league tiUe a year ago W'lder Rein. Curry is a former Tech star, returning to his alma mater to replace the fired, ; colorful Pepper Rodgers i Coe, Ove t t Clash • . :At Inndon Meet LONDON (AP)·-Olympic champkJaa Sebu· tiu Coe md Stne Ovett wW nm acalmt eac.b other la the IA.AF Goldm llile at the CrJsta1 Palace Monday, nee ors...._.. eonftrtned. 1t will be the ftnt time the two Britlsb ltara : have raced aplnlt eacb other at a major domestic ; tract and fteld meet. • Ofttt, tbe OIJmplc aoo.meter cbamp6oa, and • Coe, Olymplc 1500 champion. bave met only four ·times. Tbirr ftnt meetinl WU lD a Jaldor C1'011 COUD· • try meet. then at the 19'18 European cbampAomhipe ~ when OYett wu aecond and Coe third over 800 : meters. The lut two times they raced wen In tbe ~ ll~eowOlymplca. · A c1M1 lnternatlanal fleld •·apected for tbe ! GoldlD lllle meet, wblcb ii alrMdJ a Hlloat. ; AIDmll tbcJle wbo baft ccmftrmed tbeir lnteD· : Uoa to nm ID tbe mile are former world neord : bolw JGlm waa .. o1 Rew I"'""'· PUbelt BaJl ~ of Tamula, Tbomat Weula.lba1• of West ~ o.m.. ... SalDClllD ,,,,.,... oflnlimd. Dnld Slaaw, ~of tM Brtulla ---~ :..u..:-... ~:=;.:::.:,~.dtlllbt· -Oftll wm the IDaqanl OGldm Mlle la 1'M1o ' two ,.... .., wbl1e .... arc:IHtnl Coe toot ... u. I .... ,....--..-~.,., .. .. ~ ~ay.August20. 1980 DAILY PILOT fl3 .. He Gazes Into Their Eyes ••• ~ BURT HOOTON LOS ANGELES CAP> -When pain in hJ1 •boulder and arm puabed Dodier pitcher Burt Hootoo lnto a mental rut, be went to tee hypnotist Dr. Arthur El· ten. Nolan Ryan, Orlando Cepeda, Roberto Clemente, Maury Wills and other proleuional ballplayers also have vl1l ted Ellen and ended slumps. And in 1977 Ellen hypnotized the en- tire lut-place Angel.a bueball team en maase -and then saw the Angela climb out of the basement with a wlo over Seattle. No. Ellen can't guarantee a baseball pennant or a batting cbampionlhlp, but the hypnotist with a desire to help rid people ol their self.limiting anxieties bu created thousands of converta dur- ing his 40 years of practice. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Oetermuied That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. "Hypnotism is not a cure," said El- len, wbo operates a thriving business ln a Westwood medical complex. "It is a state that leaves the subject free of senaWvity and allows the hypnotist to reach the subconscious and chase out the unreasonable thing that has already had a negative hypnotic effect on the subject. "What the s ubject is doing is using e as a catalyst for understanding." Ellen says people come to hypnosis r miracles, but the astonishing thing is that people who have the greatest as- sets al.so find that something is interfer- ing, and they can't express themselves the way they want. All hypnosis does ls pull out the positive things that are already there, he said. Nearly 100 people see Ellen every week. Actors and actreuee say theJ ~ learn to aet.Ue down, put eslde worry • and focus on memori%lng their lines. ' Lflw students are looking for a way to be composed when tatlng the bar e:a:am. Novelists want to rid themselves of "writer's block" and procrastination. He is quick to point out that byp. · notism cannot give people special ,_ tale nt, nor can it make people do · ! something they really are against. ' "When you're hypnotized, you're .- aware of everything," Ellen sald. "You . can't behave unless yoUT security is · violated. Then you can stand up and punch the hypnotist in the nose if be · tries to perpetrate something." ' · The general public thinks hypnotists • can force people to do things. ·~ I ~ I I I I I , . .. .. 8 mg. "tar", 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. .. DA&&. Y "LOT Wedn•dey. AuQUlt 20. 1llO Christian Roll Young Lions Being Tamed 87 llOWARD L. RANDY Ot .... o.itY _..,. ,._ Tbey'~ down lo the wire ln t.M quallfytoc rUM for the U.S. speedway motorcycle championships with only Sllll 8ematdi.oo <ton1-'1t> and lhe Oranae CoUcnty l'""alraroun~ track tn Colla Men Nmtinlna on the schedule. tl would be sale to say that Huntmgton Beach's Alan Christian bu a loc:.k on belftl the No l qu•Ufler and the Odds on favocitcttoreplace MlkeBastulhe U.S. champion. Cbriatlan haa mad a Uiambles ot lhe acratch mim events at the Costa Meu track t.his season, winning 13 ol the 11 eveots to dale. And guess who 1s leading the points race lor quall{ylni after lhre.e ol lhe rave events have been concluded! That's right. It's Alan. · ChriaUan has a total or 70 polnts after qualifyinc races at Ventura. Sacramento and Ascot Park ln Gardena. He wlll compete in San Bemardino tonight and in the final qualifier at the FairJrOunds Friday night and barring a total coUapse. should finl8h in lhe No. l $pot. In the runnenap spot golna into tonight's affair ls Brad O:dey, the son ot the short-tr&ck impreasario. Harry Ox· ,4Ul'O IUCING ley. Brad has 62 po nls with Lance King next with S8 and Dave DeTemple fourth with S4. Bast. a multiple champioo, has left the speedway ranks after having d imculUes With promoters th.la season and the championsbJp ls wide open. ll will be held at the Orange O>unlY Fairgrounds tradt on Saturday, Oct. 11. • • * REnREMENT IS APPAltENTL Y only a figment of his im&Jtil\atioo and Corona del Mar's Dan GW1ley feels there ls stilt life after 40 on the racing strip. Gurney announced the end of his retirement lo participate in the Winston Western 500 stock car race at Ri\'erside in January and this weelcend will compete ln the SCORE off-road world championships at the Riverside track. · Now 49 years old. Gurney is renewing· acquaintances with an old patron and his two sons. He drove for Frank Arciero during his bey-day and now Frank. Jr. and Al are encouraging him to compete in lbe off-road races in a Ford pickup. Gurney will be adding to his Riverside legend. He bas competed JO times in eight different categories or competi- tion on the road course but never ln an off-road vehicle. In addition to Gurney, there are a host or other Orange Coast area drivers 'involved ln the Saturday and Sunday events at Riverside on the dirt off-road course. Included in the group are: Albert Arciero, Milte Lund, Chuck Miller, Charlie Hamill, Bob Giese and Dan Ashcraft or Huntington Beach; Jerry McDonald and Stan Coon of San Clemente; Ron Nation of San Juan Capistrano; Raymond Bates, John Townsend and Gordon Olson or Costa Mesa. Kevin Case, Tom Brown, Frank Arciero, Jr. and Brian Smith of Fountain Valley; Randall Lowe of Irvine; Malcolm Smith of Laguna Beach; Gary Myers of Newport Beach; and Mac Douglas and Chuck Sugar or Corona del Mar. Friday will be a day of practice which will continue Saturday morning unW the first motorcycle heat race al 11:30. Sunday's first race is set for 12:30 with action in 18 different classes or vehicles includlng the motorcycles over the two days. * • • RON "SLEEPY TRIPP is back in the scramble for USAC midget driving honors. For the past two years, he has had such a late start because of winter campaigning in New Zealand and Australia that he has not been able to catch up. Not so this season. although he still isn't on top of the heap. Sleepy is in third place in quest of his third mntget driving championship, trailing leader Mel Kenyon by 12 and numerup and defending champion Rich Vogler by eight points. In a recent race at Colorado National Spe~way, Sleepy captured his 45lh victory in the midget diviston and is within one of overtaklnsc the fourth "winningest'' driver in USAC history -the late J immy Davies. Dolphins Fly High MIAMI (AP> -The pilot of a leased '1Z1 carrying the Miami Dolphins football team aborted the flight Tuesday when the aircraft began to shake violently on a Seattle taxi strip. "The problem is a nose-gear steering problem," Capt. Ed Buscher told the National League Football team over the intercom. "It's no big deal. We'll go back and get it fixed in a couple ol minutes." The pilot's observation proved correct and after a 30-minute de- DIESELS. IMME DIATE DEL IVERY! -BUY OILLEASE N~..,..,, ... ( OUNQI COUNTY'I LUOINGDUUR No l,ow•r Prir• ."io B~tter .'iflrt'i<'• 2600 H•rbor Blvd. eo.,. Mte8 540-9100, llW-II 11 ••• Jay. the plane took Qff headed for Miami. Although the repair was a minor one, Buscher later said that, if the plane had become airborne, "We would have a cras h landin g afte r a touchdown." "I certa.inly was concerned," Coach Don Shula s aid later. "Fortunately, the capt.am was right on top or the situation. It sure could have been a lot of problems." Keepeyou on top of the local m ... .JAVE UP TO __ ......... .,.nd ... H!11d~l(e)I -i '°' ... , DrM lo AMllalM 0 .......... 0 ..... --.. 9teAT.TN911118 llQQl9f lld Illa In ... ....,,, ol er.,. CounlJ. 808 LUTZ IS HOT. Freedom's DoDJinance Continues NEWPORT, R . I. CAP > Freedom resumed its relentless campaign for the America ·s Cup defender's role Tuesday by beat- ing Russell Long's Clipper in the opening day of the final trials for U.S. boats. Dennis Conne r skippered Freedom· to a 26 second win over Clipper in fickle Rhode Island Sound winds that prompted the supervising race committee of the New York Yacht Club to shorten the course to 7 .5 miles. Meanwhile. France 3 improved its record in the challenger trials to 3· l Tuesday at the expense of England's Llonheart, which was forced early in the race to retrieve a crew member thrown over· board. Freedom was lagging slightly be hind Clipper at the start of the U.S. match, but found itself in a better position on the first leg to take advantage or the wind 88 it filled in from the east. Freedom rounded the first mark :49 ahead of Clipper. Long closed the margin on the second leg as the wind dropped off. but Conner still had a com· rortable enough lead to coast home with his 31st win of the sum· mer against only two losses. Conner's only setbacks of the campaign came on the first day or preliminary trials to Ted Turner and Courageous on June 21. and midway through the July trials to Clipper. Courageous. the 1977 cup de· fender, remained at the dock Tuesday, undergoing repairs, but was scheduled to meet Clipper to- day in the second day or .the final trials. Lionheart was trailing France 3 on the first leg or the course when Richard Clampett of Hamble. Hampshire, fell over the side in rough seas. The English yacht turned back to pull Cl am pell from the water unharmed. giving France3a big lead. France 3 rounded the first mark nearly three minutes before Lionheart. and increased the gap over the next five legs, finishing with a huge9:401ead. The margin or victory was the widest margin of any race this summer, U.S. or foreign. Lionheart. which would be eliminated from the foreign trials by one more loss, asked for a Jay day today and will not meet France3asscheduled. \ conducted by ••. SUNLAND SKIEflS AUTO RACING I TENNIS Lutz Almost Quit Tour Now He's Gunning for Third Win in Row By DAVE CUNNINGHAM pointed out. "As long as I can ouMo.t1•"''""._.. win the majority or my matches. Wllliamaon swept the finals from Gary Rubterman of Los Angeles, but each game was close -21-15 and 21-19. Last month Bob Lutz was so I might want to play until I'm disgusted with his.game that he 40." came home to San Clemente and • for three weeks thought about quitting the pro tennis tour This weekend he'll be s hooting for three tournament victories in a row -something he's never done before -as he enters ATP championships in Cincinnati. Before Columbus. I won· dered whether l'd ever win another match, much less a tournament." he said. "Every time 1 went out to practice, I got worse and worse.·· Before Columbus. Lutz had lost in the second round at Wimbledon and in the first round at Rhode Island. He had dropped to 52nd in the computer rankings. his lowest. "You worry more as you get older and get into a slump," he said. "You wonder if someone is trying to tell you something.·· But that was last 'month. '-On Aug. 10 he won Columbus. Ll\st Sunday he won at Stowe. Vt. - two in a row for the master of the half volley. ··Everything seem s to be clicking now. I can 't explain it," the 33-year-old veteran of two knee operations said. "This 1s the best I've played since l was 18. "I don't feel too old. Arthur Ashe won Wimbledon at 32." he . .. . WH I LE THE ORANGE coast area is famous ror pro- ducing quality tennis players. it also appears to be making in· roads in the world of table ten· nis. Last weekend two area teen-agers -Fountain Valley's .'im Lane and Corona del Mar's TENNIS Scott Williamson -came away with honors al the St.ate Open Table Tennis Championships in Santa Monica. Lane, ranked No. 2 among open players in California, was upset in the quarterfinals during his singles bid, but made up for 1t by winning the doubles with Craig Manoogian. Williamson. playang in the Class D division (levels range from Class A to Class G. followed by novice l. captured his first-ever state singles title. It took Williamson seven rounds to m ake it through the draw of 64, and he was extended to 21-18 in the last game of a grueling. three-match set in the semifinals. Lane was up against some tough competition in the open singles. Attila Malek, the No. 2 · player in the nation, entered as the top seed and was upset himself. The eventual champion was Ray Guillen of Hollywood, No. 1 player in the state. • * * GROUND STROKES -The 19th annual Huntington Beach Open gets under way this weekend at Pacific Sands Tennis Club. Cash prizes are offered to singles champs in open. B. C and D divisions ... 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'1.o:>:U1' NCHIHI $Uftt ,.. ~ Spec la<lllM Bid I I 0 J_H_., 9 I 2 Co*• • • 0 Tem-HIU 13 6 l Gl4Dflout$MO 10 6 I a.Id 'N o.trmlld I 6 I Otn11lne altlil • 3 I GoWHIVounqMn 6 I I l'l"t Alben 14 • S P1uoted Mklne • s 1 PQA ltalllllCI .,...,_ .... ,,, A--.. ...... IMl!lmK.I 1. Oan """111, 21t.$ .,.,. ••. 1. 8uctdv ~. 1?0.9. a. ll'4GY Zeetter. m .1. 4. .J. C.. Sneed, 710-4.. S. T-.i-f V-IM. 210,1. omtllt~ .......... I. MID Reid .1'. 2. ~ ~ •. M. 1. 8111 RC)9en .711. •· JoM MaNffo¥ .760 S Hllbert°'_,·1S:J. .................. I. Jeck Ntdl._. ."9. I. Ctl•I .J.-wi liMMf. ••Y encl Mi-• Reld, .113. t. Clavln PffM, rot.s.c,,,...ser-..1101. •-•,...rw•-1. st-Me1ny1<, an. 2. Jerry P .. •. 21.11. 3. ~ 8um•. 21.90. 4. Don J.,.uery, 29 .... S. NIOrrlsHalalsl<y, 21.'7. sc.n.i.L~ ' Tom Walson, 70.07. 1. LM lr•vlnO, 70.0'I. l . Ardy Ileen, 70.7•. •. ICtlln FerQVt. 10.U . S. Cut11s Slrenot. 70.86. """~Of~N .... I. A,,,,., 9Mrl, .215, 2. Leo T,...,lllO, .lOL t. T°"' We-•. 1111. 4, Jerry Pe1•, ·*· t. Keith Ferous.201. , ........... " 1, O•w Ek t>elblroer. lJ_ 1. Bl'\Kt Ll.ttlle, 11 >. 11'4tl llUddy Gerelne•. 8111 l(rau...i. Boll M urptiy. M'ld Kelln Fergus, 10. I ~Leaden I. AndY lleeft, ~ 2. Curtl• SlrtnQe. 33S l. uo,,erd ~ J07. 4. Georoe l umt.. • •.J.,f'l''"9t•,m 1 TomW•t'IOI" 2. I.ff Trtv1no I Curtlt SCrlt9 •· AndY 8Hfl s. Gtoro-llums '-Ct •'9 !>\ad!« 1. Jerry P41tt l . Jecll .. l<:kllllA t L.e"y ... ltOll 10.JOfll'l~Y 1.l"GA T- 1, OoMac.-i Yo.1119 , ,..,..., /I.Icon J. Jo,,.,.,,.. ClltMr 4, Pet &rtdltV s. Beth Oeftltl •· NenCY ~Mellon 7. $elly Ultle e. J•M e1a1oc11 •. Jo Al\ll Wetllatn 10. lllflclr• ~ "'"'.2'1 UOt.91• $2'1,lnS '1•.513 SllS.'°3 SllS,Qtl $tn.OOO 11n.-"'4,no .. ,.,., sin.- '"'·'°' t lSUISS 11•.111 112'.Jn It ts.OU s112,m '"·"' ..... '1•,MO Attenta O~n l'lm•-si.t. EOCllt Oll»I Cltol Byron &ertr•"" b • ).I 16 f llot Telts< ... r clef l l•IM Wlll~bo'O IH ... 2. 81110> Wel\t del \wvt Kn1i.~t11, 1 •· •·4, •·•. Do ld eerier det Anend Amrllr•I •I, W . 8uilet ""'°"'""'clef Joao Soere\, 6 1. • 3. Mel Pure•" ci.1 0-Jou~rf, .. l ... l . Tony Ol•mm•lv• clef. ROber1 Tr'OQOIO, M , ).S, KtwlR Curren cwt. W•rr•n ~r. "''· 6 ' "I"' ........ Geo*•• Jolln Auslln.AmJnraj cltf. Onny P~run• Au•Hll s1.-. w ...... Pro Bowllnl PaA fOUltNAltl NT l•tllotff•lf,M.Y.1 Jo. Bernrot dtf l><Mf Troup HJ ltt '" Un•" BerMrd4wll'ltS10,000 Olhor rff4Jfh S.,Nrdl dff Marl< ROii> 103 ,., ,,., ~ '"'"""'· n :nol rrOUP •Ins ",OllO. f'ec>Pe\~00llO, Rolh\.1,000 Misc. Tue~y·a Trenuctlon• liASE•Al.L A-l~L• ..... llAL TIMORE ORIOi.ES -SIOned h r' WHV•r, .......... le> • IWO-YH • Ht•nsler <onlr•<I. .............. MONTREAL. EXPOS -RelMlai.d JOI\< Tam1roo. <•l<N•, on the rot1er. DHIQn.tec Del• Murr•v. pllcl'MJr. lor 1ulqnrnent. FOOTIAl.L -...... ~., ......... ATLANTA ,.ALCDNS -Pl•ced Jul'I• J-\. -'ltt'be<ll, on Injured <Herve llSt. Cul Tom Mof'l•rtv. defel'lolvt 116<11: Ron McCertneY. llnebacller; ll•Y•" sw_... wide rteel-; -W•ll BollemY. defensive Dec~. Pl.CH Denni' Pe•rwn. wide rt-<t lver. and MIU HIOOlllt •f'd JemH Mc~. fWlllll9 IMK•~. on""' lnl1t<WCI '""'"list. BAI. TIMOlll! CX>LTS -Cut Ed W?llttlY. ''-'1 end; Jdwl ,... ... -.11-•~: u rr• si.wM1, ~w tac:lli.; ~red Ol!Mrnerdl, P\ln\tr; Rtnctt 8'4tl"'· plK e•1c1<er. -Maril 8rltM; tvllbKk. •ul'FALO 81LI.S -S""9d Lou Pk~. wide f'9Cel..,, Cul ~· c:e111er. 1v11i..ca; S'-flleMll, ..-1111 t1ae•; Miile Alfncwld. ..... ~;Del>.._...~ ... 9"" a10 Oelllllton, t19M4N. Plaead IMMll ,....,,. .. , lltwOecller, 9"" Her'men ...,,..., ott.MI.,. euwd, on IN Injured•-llst,. CHICAGO 8EAaS -Obtelned Terry 'T•u1olo. 11..-C•er, from IM Piii~• E191e• tor • lllture Clrllft 114<11. f'lectcl VlrQll 1.1.,.n. c~ end Biii ...,.,In. YfefY. '" tll• Injured rettrvt 11•1 Cul To1>y Al'dlt,_, Ct-: CIWI\ O.frence, wkle re-ceiver. Rolllt H..,wn, ciu•rd; Clwl\ JUOOf. selttv. Cllutll Mole, 1110.r: •llCI Rick-· CorM'11aell, DALLAS COWBOYS -Trlldtd Burton 1.••IH•, Ol'Md. to,,. Ml8"'1 Oofphln• '°' .. luture unolsclooed dr•fl cno4u. Cul Ml.,. Mancu•c>, querltrl>•<I<; G11Y Pt•lh-r. llneba<l1tr. Jim Mimic, C11>•td, Miu Htqtl\. •Ide rew..w; Mike JIH'e•, <omt•O.f"· •nd Miii• Rl<hMmon. runn11>9 bKk DENVER BRONCOS -Pl•<ed GoCdtfl Richerds, wide ...celYftr, on IN Injured r• wirvt llsl. CUI Olt11n OOllQh\y, wide re-ceiver · Don H&rdemen, runl'l1no 1>•0. Pei. W-•· Cl\Mr1ff'INKk; Joe Homan <iutrd; Tim Gerlltrl, lintb•cktr: Mike 8•110. tee•••: sww OOrtt, punter. w11ue Bolden. 1111111 end, -Mike Ollclllleld, klOtr DETROIT LIONS -PIOl(,ld °""9 E"Gll'11 end BllClbe &M<tt, deftMlwt ltelllt•: -BtMy Rlcerdo, -...-l<letr. on 1"9 lnjurwd ,..,..,. lltt, Cul Ptlll ~. mi.n11v. Itek .. ; lfeft Lono. otfeMIYO lineman: -Tony L..-, Otttn\l"t IMKll GREEN BAY PACKUIS -CUI Steve W•Qner M'ld JdWI Bristor. def-Iv. back•; N•I• Slrnc>tOfl. ·-•no Deel<; •nd Dan C.rnenslly M'ld Gery WHwr. llneN<ll¥'-Plectd Berty Slfttlll. 1111111e<ll; l!lobby Kim· • o•ll. receiver, Jafu\ Wllllt •nd Eric Johnson,~ ... beOs, on llW lnlurtd ·~ '41<vt llst. HOUSTC>ff OILERS -CUI Tim CemPl>fll. ll"'D•<k~: Alvln eo..en, runnln11 beck JO/In CNlul<alr. Ucktr. Rl<ltle H•rr end fll<n•rd ~ •. dttenttvt be<ks; Ra1p1> Ru,1>11111. d9ttn11w -· •flCI DOllO Smith, llMl>eCker. LOS ANGl!LES RAMS -Cul Ouel!tln Lowry, llntb9cker; Ol>lt Ora~. rllfWlll>ll bacll; end Sine '°""'°'· 1111111 end. l>lac:lld Jtcll Yovnoblood, Otft ns1ve t no; Jim You1111blood. llnebecUr ; U rry Broolls. ,,,.. lenslvt 1ac:111e; end DennK H•rran, 11u.ro on Ille ,_...1111. Nl!W 1! .. 0LANO P.t'rlltOTS -Pl.ct Al Cl'Mtfldlot, tlOht -· on Ille retltlld rHervt lltl, ll'lacH Jj"""'y SWwert, defensive i...o . 0" Ille lnj11..0 reMrvt 11•1. Cul Ml•• ~outf<. tlotlt end; ~ CAlllll. Q>Mrterbeo. Peul Collln• end Miii• Cusumeno, wide rec•l~f'. P•ul lllclr .. , 119"1 end; Mel N•l••len. run- nlllO Dack; 8oO M<lnlYrt al>d Ritn Rosen, Gll•rd•; JllCll I.Alo•. ll111116oer; 8•rnl• HOO.r, S•w LAM4oy •l'ICI Oreg M<Aletn .... ~IH end 1<1'11 Stert.tell, p(ac:t·kl<ke< HEW ORLIAHS S.t.INTS -Cul Jim Mtrlo t nd SI•" Sylsm•, lllltll•Oer,. Cllerlo• "'191M, Fella WllOll. RIOey P- tftd Larry Ttylor, •Ide reulveo, Joftll Ar'M~. fllWd; p., M<O.UO."· ~""''""' t•O lo1 HNI Tl-, a.f9Mlw ..-d, -Ml•o Wll11411M: dlf9MIW ._kit HI!'# YOlllK OIA .. TI -Pt.ctd Leon r>orry. """*" Netl. on tN llllll'W ,_... lltt, ll'HILAOELPHIA EAOl.I S -Tr .... Tttryl .... ,~.to lM~ ... " fw .. llfldlt<IOMd ..... <Mid, Oii N•• a1~ flllteectr; ... Hlf"lt, IKll .. ; H•wtr• l'jt td• e11• T•ronet Bfew11, Mftllot: Ctw11t lllllClle, defellslff encl; ~~..-:--"'91•M<Olleldl, .... ".'" IOClllO, ...... Larry ltrMS, NllM<ll; Al Lei'-, c-ntcll; Md .Wlflt Miiier, ...... "'"" "'"""" ,.._ 1191. ll'ITTH UaOH ITlll.lltl -,,_.. ''*" ~. OfflMWI ............ .,,, •111 """"'· ....... "' ............ -lllt, Cllt ltell McC141 _.. WM!lt ,.,..,, ..... fl(tlvers: """" MOIOlltlY --'"" ti="......_ .,...: Otf'Y 0•1e. II llfP; NfP?lt Wiii'-. ....... ; tlld ltl< ve11e,,,_..'*"· SAN F"AMCllCO ~1'9& -Cwt Kif' "'f.~":. ~ ':ieCAMHltl-Cwt •et1v c:11em-.,....,..wn. WAI HlfilOTON "I Oltr.Oil -,lacM Jtlwl ,........, ,,.... .... .,.., • _ ... . ...,....... ........... _.. ....... "'' _...., -......... ~ ..... (-. "'" .. ,,.,.,., WNt•. t9rMr .. o . •!Id '"'..., ........... "' .... -lltl. "'''* K...., Merrtte11, •i.t recel-: llAtllrlll .--. ..,..: ,_. ...,.,..., tftll , .. °""" .............. Oii ... llllllted r•-" lltt. c .. I t OtltH •, •feller, ........ *Odltllltl. ... ,...._/ .. MllllM. ........... , -~ ,,,.. ............ .... .,. .................... &.• ....... Kl'fOI -Net'IM NIO .....,,, ............. ~--...... Lilla ~ ·~. Augutt 20. 1980 DAILY PILOT e5 PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE PUat.IC NOTICE ll'CT'I.....,...,... ... PICTITIOUI MISl ... lt ---ff&ThllUIT ....... STATaMl .-T l lle ........ ..,_It ........ 'lie foM-"'t WtO" I• -. _. -n • "fl• e\, ( I \ • V a II W I A II , I J t S~ Sl!•V•C• ClOMll'Alll Y 1 \1 1111-'91, tt .. ~le • ._ ....... 1 .. 1 ttel,__,., Roef, s.Mt Ana, 9Mc ... ~_,1 c:.11+o.111e•'1~ ,.._.._ ~. ,,.. ..... S•m11•• J, C•m•••I•. 1••1 ~~~tlUI "•I••••'"•' •oed . s ... 1. A11e 'flllt ...._lt~llY•• Cet11orn1a ttm dl11lduel, Thh~I-~.-,-,..._~IC- dlvldllel Tllll ..........,. -f .... """91 .,. ~IJ C-r•ll C:-IY c;lef'll of Or ..... Cewt'f all i "1' "''-' .. "' ••ltd •'"' "" A .... t '" ns. c-1v , .. ,,. Of OtllnOt Cou1>1Y 6fl Jul 11...., u. l'ltlO, "11411' .... Or-C.\I C)elty Plltitl JACKSON. KIOOER & W CKl.1NO A"9. JO, t1, a..t. J. 10. 1• ,._ .. ,.," PUBLIC NOTICE ll'llflll.....,. er-. c.o.~1 o.11y "1'°' -------...... '""-_,,,_......,..,,,. •uo. 20, 11, "-· 1. to.'"° sm• NOTICE OF DEATH OF' RUTH SWOPE AND OF PUBLIC NOTICE AIW'lltY' .. LA,. 1'"'1..-11\flloer ..................... W.Me'""""1~Driw .. ,., ..... ._..,cut..o NOTICE OF DEATH 0, P UBLIC NOTICE P E T I T I 0 N T 0 A D · .________ -.--MINISTE R ESTATE NO. •:.."Mff:f::' A·105S37. tttooss.OOROTHY RAPKIN P111111"""' er-.~'' 0•11YJ~~ p; 0 R R Es T A N D 0 F July 30, Auq. •· IJ, 20. "° p E T I T I 0 N T 0 A 0 • P UBUC NOTICE MINISTER ESTATE NO . n.e tolkMlllO --'' 001no °"''· T o a I I h e i r s , nesu• b en eficiar ies, creditors -A·10556t . AMIE••CAN WARRANTY 0 " and contingent creditor<; of SOUTHERt1U.LIFO•N1A,.,.c ..... Ruth Sw o pe o f Cos ta pu• Ori,.., SUit• 111, Newport a..c11. c.a111orn1enwo M esa . Ca I 1 f orn la. and T....,,_J c.nwv.t216MI "'-" .. per s ons who may be NOT•ce 1Nv1T1No a1os T o a I I h P i r s • Nollu 1, r.ere1>v 01v•11 111•1 '"'benef icia ries. c r ed i tors eo.ro .. T""'"' of ow Coest COff' and contl~t creditors of munuv Coll-01\trtcl ol 0,.nGf' F t C-1'1. CaOtoml•. will receive"'""' Dor othy apk1n or res Drive. !>M .......,, CetHoml•«l711 l t-"" · th Thh llUllt'W»" canclllettd b'f.,. 1n-otherw se cnter es "" in e 1>10.uo1011 OO•m T,,.,noe .... s..11t • and persons who may be '"°· •' e. ""'<"N"no °"" Of "1e1 otherwi se Interested in t he ~v"::..d1~:."':. ~:~~,:.~";~ w ill and/or estate : . oivioue1 w1 II and/Or estate· TIPne J. Carney f petition has been filed Tlllt ......,_. -111e11 ••"' ..,. b John A Hu,,hes In t he '"""" 11,,.. w1<11>o11c1y A petitlofi has been filed -'*'~rMCJtor· by J J Scott 1mme1 in the C-ty CIMll .. Ct-C:-Y ell • • .. 0 Auoutl U. "tlO Supen or Court of r ange FtUJ7't County r eQuest1ng that Pu1111.-0r-c-.i 0.11, Pito• Jo lln A tiuohes be ap. LEASE Of TFM POAAltY '.' FACILITIES.OOCE ANO DISTRICT Supenor c oort o f Or•nqe INFORMATION SERY•CES County requesting that J. --~·~·5el>t l.10 ltlO 1'11-tn point ed a s pe r son a l P UBLIC NOTICE r e p r esenta t ive t o a d · m1n1ster t he est ate of R uth e. .. eon1r.c1 ~·IOd 0<1 1 ,..., J Scott tmmel be appe>lnt- tflrouqt> Junt JO. 1•1 ,.,,,. .,p 10 ni 1 ed as per sonal repr esen-~:~1 ~~-=~~\0 11e .ni.ccord.-e w111> tat ive to administer the ,,,. '"''"'ct_,. -CondltloM and estate of [)Orothy Rapkin 5-ltk .. IOM which .,. -on fllt Forr est (under the In· suP«~10-.cex1nol'TH tr Swope (under the tndepen· suno..tA1..11"<>111e1A11011 den t Admi nistration of •nd mn be~ IR -oftl<• of "" • ti Purche$ll>O AQolnl "' "'° ".-1 di .. dependent Admlmstra <>!' 1r1e1 of estates .Act>. The pet1· TMIECOUWTYOttORANOI Estates Act>. Tile petition 0•0t~"s:..~uu11 Is set for hear ing in Dept. 1cc,.1m1 No. J at 700 Civ ic. Center '" ,,,. wn., of ~ •i;r:lc•"°""' Dr ive West in the City of ~:a~:,'~'~a!?.vse w IGH r tor Santa' Ana,• Cdlifor nla on E•ch ~ ~ ..,.,...11 •1t" "" tlon Is set for hearin g in :!di:~~~':!;.c:'~~':: <1':";.e Dept . No . 3 at 700 Civic order of Ca.ti C.omonunilv Co11eoe Oil· Center Drive. w est. In the lrlct 8oanl OI rnmee• on an •mount c 1 t y 0 f s cl n ta A n a • flOt '•" "-""" e»rcent IS'\' ot i,,. C I If i September WHEREA.S, PATRICIA AOY\f Sep te mber 12, 1980 a t WRIGHT. ~lllOntr "'" lllfod ~ l!el• 10 OQ \I.IT\ •um blo •• .. CIUl'""'f!o' '""' 11>~ bCdd4tt a or n a on wlll tl'ller Into Ille pr~ conlrll(I •I 12, 1980 at 10:00 n.IT1. uon wilt> ttw Cler• Of"'" Cour1 for on I F YOU OBJECT to the ordl!t cNlnQlf'ICI p11\ltloner'• n&m• from . PATRICIA ROYSE WRIGHT 10 gr anting of the peltt 1on, PATRICIA RO'YSE OURAl<D you should either appear ,,,. ..,,.,. 1, _.,rdl!d to mm. •n ow IF YOU OBJECT t o t~ t Wf'I ol lallure lo t<>lt< Into WCI> con nra"t)nn Of the petition tr•cl, lhe proct"°' o4 IN <htO •Ill be "' '' ""' • ' 1or1e1Hd. or If' t"9 caw of a bond IN yOU Should either appear ,e;~,;:0°~01~~~~~:,\'.::;~.~;;, at the heari~g and state •PC>e•' .i tNt Court •I 11·0011 m on your Ob)eCttOOS o r f l lP. S.Plemt.r JD 1wo 1" 0..1»r1mton1 1 04 w ritten object ions w i th the '"• Or•,. coun1., ~ .. ~r1or Court cou ·t before the hea r ing. IOU\ed"' IOI) Ovlc Cen,,., o ...... WP,, full Wm ~ "Ill .,.. IC)r1tll~ IO at th e hear ing and state w~o=Cll~~~'"""•"' ,,~ 1>4o tor y our obj~ct i~ns 0!' f ile • 1»•10d °' 1orty.11ve 1d • 011.,. •"" w ritten ob1ect1ons w ith the 11>td•1esec1or1.,._lft0,,,..,...,. cour t before the hearing. Sent•Ane,Oli11orn1e.•nd """"c"""'· YOLr appearance m a y be 11 •nv. w1>v ,,.. ~11'°" •or <Mnot <>• in i. erson or bv your at· ,....,.. "-ld not bf' ciranlte 8o¥d "' Tr"''"' r-r·"' ,,._I Your appearance m a y be IT 15 FURTHER ORDERED IMI • I F y 0 u A R E A le><mell1'" 1n tJllY bld 0< Cn '"" DIOGI~ tOrney, NORMAN E WA.f'>ONSl<tt.,., I F y 0 u A R E A cOpy Of IN• order lo ,_ c•vw ~ pul>U\hed 1n t.,. er-. Goa•• oa11v C R,.E..DI TOR or a cont· Piiot. • .,._ o4 ~·•1 c1rcuie 1ngenl cr editor Of the de· 8oerdofrrvs1e.. CR E D IT O R or a con 1· Pu1111"*' o.-cou1 0 .. 1¥ Piiot. ingent creditor of the de· Auq XJ 11. 1., ll'1 '° ceased. you mvst f ile your tlon prlntf'CI In C.I• Met• Or-f (.-ly, Calllorr .... on<t • wHI< 10' Cea.se1, YOIJ m u,st 1fe y OUr 1our ,ucc.es~ve-ku,,.oor 101,,,.d111• cla im with the ·Court or w11or~on-...-1••1e>n present It to the ~rsonal oaieci ~~~1~~N reprei;entatlve appointed Judllrof'"" by the court within four ~1o<Cour1 m onths from the date of NO•MAN e. LEEPER first issuance of letters a s A-...,...... ' f m• 11,... _...trf f'lrOvidf'd 1n Section 700 o -cla im w i th the court or PUBLIC NOTICE present it to t~ per sonai tlEl'OtlE Tiii! OE,.AaTMl!NT O' coal'ORATIOMSOF THE STAT!! O~ CALIFOlllNIA • Fiie ..._JOI OUI AOOl!NDUM TO NOTICE Of H£AlllNG Sultetts the P rob a t e Cod e o f Fw11er1on,CAnus California The lime fo r C71•1 r11-n e1 • · •"-'•111'91••-tiltng claim s w lll not ex· PUllll.i.d 0r.,. c:.e..1 D•llY P11of. plre prior to four mon th s o\119.n .111.n .'991 •·'"° PM.a from the date of the hear· 1n '"" Mantr ol .,,_ Apphu\lon ot T~E ~lUOROCAR80N COMPANY \or • i>.mllt ~It .... ,,,. -OI sec11rll~. r ep resent ative appointed by the court w ithin four months from the d ate of f i rst Issuance of letters a s provided In Section 700 of t h e Pro b ate Cod e of Cal lfom la. The time for flllnQ d •lms wllt not ex· plr• prior to fow months from the date of the hear · Ing noticed above . TH E 1'1.UOROCARION COM· PUBLIC NOTICE· lno noticed above . PANV, 17111 1..9 P•t ·-· l.-NIGuel. Callfernl• '2671 : All•ntlon: YOU M AY EXAM INE the f ile kept by the court. If you ar e interested In the estate. voo may file a re. Quest with the court to re· ceive special notice of the Inventory of estate assets and of the petitions. ac· c o unts a nd r epor t s ~escrlbed in Section 1200 of the California Probate Code C.l\al•mllr' Y OU MAY E X AMINE the file kept by the court. If y ou ar e Interested In the estate, you may file a re· Quest with t he court to re- ceive special notice of the l nventorv of estate asset s and of the petitions, ac- c o u n t s a nd r e p ort s desc r ibed l n Section 1200 of the callfornia P robate Code. MOTICI! l"VITINO 1105 NOTICE IS HERE8Y OIVEN tNI Ille l!Otrd ~ Tru!letl of IN C.De\\ Community COii-01!\rlct c>t Or..,Ot Cou!llY. (Allfornl•, .. 111 rtOIV• """"' blOl UP lo " a.m . Thu<Wev. AUQVlt 21. ltlO .. tlW Pu<cNslnQ °""·of .. Id teltool dlSlrlC1 IOC.ottd .. IJIO Adem~ qeEVES RU88ER. INC. 17031 CebOI RO.OO, UtQuna NlqU4!1, C.tlllorni• 92•71; AnMtJon. Pre.IOe<IC O'MELVENY & MVER5, Al· \OfMY\ ., ...... •10 Newt>Ort Ct<\\•< Orin. Newoort 8N <h, C•llfor11I• .,...,, Atlf!nllon. c;..r.,. J Slnoer. E\<I. Av•""'· CO\I• MeMI, Cellfornl•. "' wtllc" llrne UICI Did\ •Ill I» pul>llC I Y _.,.,.,_for PVRCHASEOF MICltOCOMPVTER SY~TEMS All l>IO\ -lo.,.. 1n eccordenc• •1tn 111e &Id Form 1ns1ruc:Uon• -Condi Uon• -5'1e<lflOl•OM whlth ... now Oii OI•-......, lie s«ured I" -office o1 "" ~no Aotn• of ..,d tci-i clltt•l<I·. Etch lllddW ...u\I •ubmll •Ith nit Did e ~' <N <k, c•r1•11eond lf\ede pey•DN to t!lt orotr cf tN (.oe~ ConlrnoH!llY Coll- 01 •Ir lct 8N rd of Tr u•IH\ I" "" -I -IH• 1nen 11w perconf U"l.I Oii \"9 wm Did 11 • guare,,\W INt 1"9 llldder •Ill en1., 11'1\JI lllt P'OPOOed (..onlrec1 If !llt •-I• ew•nMd lo him. 1n tl'e event OI 1.i1ure 10 enter In \0 s\J(n contrac:t, the proc-of lht (lle<ll •Ill lie lcwfellecJ, 0. In Ille UW of • bond, ltlt full '""' !Tlereol •Ill tis !Grftlltll 10 teiCI ~ 1t1•r1<1 "o Dldlltr mev wl\hdr'-hit bid for • oerlod of 10r1y-11w 1451 den .. ter tMdllt wtlorlNOj)9fll1191,...reof • ne bOet'O °' 'rut1Mt ret.,V•" the prlvll-~ reje<llno •nv -•II bid• or 10 w~lve eny lrrtQUl•rlllf\ or 1,,. form•lllltt In .,,y Dido< In \M> b4ddlfl0 NORMAN E. WATSON 1e<r111ry, Boerd Of Trufli.\ Publl"'9d Or~ CO.UI D•llY Polo! A\IQ. ll. 10, 1'., ll'l"_, Donald w. Perkal , At· torney at Law. 615 Civic Center Dri ve West, Santa Ana, California '2702, 135.3953 Published Orange Coast D aily Pilot, Aug. 19, 20. 26. 1980 3396-80 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF DEATH OF H E LEN W. NYBERG AND OF P E TITION TO ADMINISTE R ESTATE NO. A·105S2t. T o al l ll e ir s. beneficiar ies. c r ed i to r s a nd contingent creditors of H e l e n W Nyberg o f Balboa, Califo rnia, and p er c;on s w llo ma y b e otherwise interested i n the wi II and/or esta te· A peti&lon has been filed by M ai'Jorle N yberg Hof· ,u,.••=~~~C::..~:0• .. 1• tman In the Superior Court 1 .. .,.. Mll1« ot .,.. Apei1eu11on of of Or ange County r equest· [)()ffELl.E JEAN LANE lor CNnQlt Of Ing that M arjor ie N vberg N•me c.ue 1eu1Mu A·*•• Hoffman be appclnted as PUBLIC NOTICE oRDUTOSttOWCAUH FO• personal r epresentative to CMAMOIO~MAMI administer t he estate of OO"E1..1.E JEAA LANE"" 111"' • Helen w . Nybern (under pe\lllon In 1111' court lor "" or<Jtr •I "' io..1119 llf'ltlontr 10 "-"'' ne'"" t h e I n de p e n d e n t A d • 1rom DOHEl.1.E JEAN LANE 10 min istr ation of Estates OONEl.1.E JEilN A08Bl"S A t ) The ti t' . t f II I' ""eoy or-\NI 411 per\Oft• C . pe IOn IS Se Or 1,,1,,..,,.., in ,,. melter ••-w10 • .,,. hear ing in Dept. N o. 3 at ,,.., ""'°"' ""' ,_, 1n DtlMtrtm"'t 700 Civic Center Drive. Ne> l ., IOO Clvl< Ceftttr Drive W"I west, in the Cit y Of Santa sanu Ant, C.llf«nl•. on ~ern1>ar JO. 1...,, ,1" ooo•c•oc• • m .. enc1 1htf' Ana. California on Sep-•"• 1r.ere 1Nw c•Uie, 11 ... ., 111ey tember 12, 1980 at 10 ·00 MYO, ~.a,::'"";..: <llen9t of a. m. "-::'i,' t"'1Nr or.:ed ""' • <OPY ot IF YOU OBJECT to the tt11, order 10 -ceuw tit pu01l•lltd grant ing of the peti tion , 1n Tr.e o.11y "11°'· • ,,...,,..., of you should either appear QtMU I CltcvfotlOll, poAllllNd .,. 1111• I d t t c-t'I' 91 ,, .. , -e • -~ 10. '°"' at the hea r nq an s a e con._ut1w WW111pr1or 10 111e.dev o1 y our object ion s or Ille sa1c1-•no. written objection s w ith t he 0•1tdAUO\ltl "· "'0 court before the hearin"' MARK A, SOOf.N • "'' J..,..ot 1,. Your appearance may be s.er1or Court In person or by your at· DOM11.1..11.1eaN1.AH1r tor ney ::::;,, 'i.:t:. :"' .,::" I F . Y 0 U A R E A .__,..,, CREDI TOR o r a cont · ~:7,:'.,..,. lnoent creditor of the de· PWilsMd er.,.. C011t1 0.11, ~ .... ceased, you must flle your "'"' 20.11,Stipt.1.10,1• ~clai m with the court or present It to the personal PUBLIC NOTICE r epresentati ve appointed *""" TOCHOl,...1 by the coort w ith in four _.nuttH•UH m onths from the da te of cs.a.•.,-••u.c.c.1 fir st Issuance of letter s as HOTICl 11 .. lltCeY OIVEN toh rrov lded In Sectlotl 700 Of ~Of ll'ATltlCIA ANfl Wl~C:H ..,.. ••1eov w1Lcl4 ,,,. MAlllTA h e P robate Code o t DltlHT. Tt.....,..,,, -~ Callf ornla. The time tor Hctttu" ms w ••11er, eotl• ~"'· flllng clalm s w ill not ex· Courtly cf OrtftQt. S.•te o4 C•11'°'"'•· plre prior to four m onths tht l • Dul~ lr-ltr It etlOUI 10 lie """'• ,. JANE M. HOOOAltTH, from lhe date of the hear· TrlMftrw, ..._. ~ .... ,.,, 1• lnQ noticed abOv•. :.::=..~-.~et'-• VOV MAY EXAMINE .,.. ~ " • .,...,.,... i. the flle kePt by the court. If ....--• "1t w, .._, c.ia .... you •1'9 lnteresttd In the c:.wrttOtMee, ..... tf~""""'· "tate ~may ffle • r•· .... ~ ..... ,...lllllfltrll I tt tt: All ... 111 "-· llllftnt+ ~ quest w th the cour o re· ~ • .-wm ot.,. °"'' "*' cetv~ special notice of the •"'''"" -11own " ttA\HtOH lnv•ntory of 11tate assets '"cHANOe " ~ ., ms w. and of t--t1t1ons ac· 1t11w. °"'9-.., Otufttv 01 or.,.., '"' -• ...... ~. c ounts .and reports t11e 1111111 """9M""" .,. (or>..,,... detcrlbtd In S.Ctlon t200 :.~~.~:-.~~:-::~of the Cellfornt• Probate TltAN \PACIFIC 8 \CllOWCOde. CO .. ,ORATION, Htl l tllll°'•tr •1•d • Lono 11oac11, '*'"" If '" Murwttl Remer MIC• ·':'~~ ::::.:W.:rr-iw •. De"•" a'"9 Me•d•, At· a11.w _ _._...,_ torntyl at L1w, I 11'1 Tr~'°'"'° -"'~ 1"' Prof•t tlOMI corperatllft, ,.., • .,. ,.,..... SWef ,,.,.., ..... H-~,Drive .......,, .... Tlllllfl.~. -•-• _...._. • o.1.;·..,.....1.1• Suite UU, Newpert -:=:,... ~ 8 e1c1tl-~lfornl• fU60, All SHAREHOLDERS OI Cl•" A. Vot11>q c.orr-Stoc' "nd '"'" 8 Non-Vollncl Common Slo<' ol RMVh Ru.,.,_, lllC ThlS ,._.... lo No1o< ~of HMl'lncl •uPplement~ Ille\ u rhtr Notote of Hurono. dollied AUQllSI ... ltlO QIVOI<\ In '"' above relertn<ed melter TM M-111r 1t"Qontht\m •tV'f wtlf t•ee>l.C• •t lN ~ of <:orpor.uon. • .., Soulll c--•1111 A-. Fii· COMft, seoedr•, Owen & t-111 """°'· -·1'111 "-" •· 1..os Davis, AftlllnWYS •t uw, Ano•IH , c.morni•, tOOIS Oft S...-S40 Norat OOldeft ClrcM ttmattr J, nll)at t:• P.M 111 adflttall. $ •-l l>e 1P•<l•I mullno ot •Mvn' Drive, SUit• JOO. •n .... \tockh0400rS ,_ _. c.,..... "'°"' An• C•. 92705; t •f : A...,.121.1•10~-s.••. ns.1215 OATEO:Lof~.C•ll-on • AUQll'1 I•, ,.,, ' I GERIU.OINE o. G•EE" ""941tlled or.,. coest Delly Pltol CX>MMIUIOHl ll O,_ Aut. Je, 1t, V . "'°' JAOMI> COltPORATIONS ----------Iv: ._..Y LAw. Eto . P UBUC NOTICE ~aliMI CounW• PuDllSlltCI o.-. eo.,, 0 •11• Pi1<>1 NOTICE OF DEATH OF A~u~1 10, '"° ~ J 0 H H C L A U 0 E P UBLIC NOTICE FRAZIER , JR ., dlca ---JOHN C. FRAZIER, JR. NOTICE OF DEATH OF AND OF PETITION TO AVIS E . KREFT ANO OF ADMINISTER ESTATE PETITION TO AO· NO.A-105483. MINISTER ESTATE NO. T o a I I he i r 'i • A·1055S7. be n et lcl ar ies, c.redltorc; T o a I I h e I r s • and conti ngent cred it ors of b e nefic i a r ies, cr ed i tor s John Claude Frazier . Jr . and contingent c reditor s of aka John C. Frazier . Jr. ot Avis E . Kref t of M idway Hunti ngton Beach , and City Califor nia andper s o n s w h o m a y b e p e r so n s w ho "nay b e otherwise interested in the otherwise Interested in the w lll and/or estate : will and/or estate: by M argaret F. Tucker in A petition has been f lled t he Supe r io r Court 01 b y J ean K reft in t h e Or ange County r eQuestin(l SUperlor Court of Orange that Margaret F. Tucker county r equesting that be appointed as per sonal J ean K reft be eppol nted as r e p r esenta t i ve t o a d · personal reprtsentat lve to m lnlst M the estate of John adm inister the estate of Claude Frazlef', J r .. aka Avis E. K reft (under the John C. Frazlet". Jr. Cun· Independent A dministr a· der the Independent Ad· tlor'I of Estates Actl. The m in istration of ,E st ates pet ition Is set for hear lnq Actl . The petition 1s set for in Dept. NO. 3 at 700 Civic hearing in Dept. No. 3 al Center Drive w est in the 700 C i v ic Center Dr i ve , Ci ty o f Sa n ta ' An a West.intheCltyofSanta Califor nia on Septem be; Ana. Califor nia on Sep. 12. 1980 at 10:00 a.m . tem ber 2, 1980 at 10: 00 IF YOU OBJECT to the A .M . g r anting of the petition. I F YOU OBJECT to the you shOUld either appear gr an ting of the petition . at the hearing and state you shOuld either appear y our obJect lons o r f i l e at the hearl~ and state w r itten objections w ith t he your o b lec t1ons o r f il e court before the hear lnQ. w r itten objections w ith the Y our appearance m ay be court before the hear i ng. In person or by vour at· Your appearance m ay be torney. in person or by your at· I F y 0 u A R E A torney. CR E DITOR or a cont-I F YOU A RE A lngent creditor of the cM-C R EDITO R or a c ont · ceased, you must flle your l119ent creditor of the de· claim w ith the court or ceased, you must file vour present It to tM personal cl•lm w ith ttte court o r representative •Pf'OlntM present It to the per!ONI by t he court within four repfesentatlve appoi nted months from the date of by the court wltt\ln four fir st Issuance of t9ttert H rnonths from the date of provided In Section 700 of first Issuance of lettert a s t h e Pro b a t e Code of provided In Section 700 of Callf ornla. The t im e for tt\e P r o b ate C ode o t fll lnQ clelrns wlll not ••-Clllfoml•. The tkne tor Plrt pf1or to fOUr '"°""'' flllnQ ctal"" wm not ... from the dat• of the ht•r-r:lrt prtor to four montM Ing notlctd .t»w rom tN det• of '*'-he•r· YOU MAY EXAMINE nQ notle9d ....,., the flle kept by the court. YOU MAY EXAMINE If you •rt lntertated In the th• t lte kts:>t bV the court. estet.. you ,,,.y fll• 1 re-If you 1fe Interested In tfte que1t Wtth the court to ,. estate. you may fife a re· c.lve spte:lat notice of the quest w ith the eoul"f to re· lnvtntorY of .state MMtt ctlve apeclal notice of the •nd of the petlttont. K • lf!Vt ntory of nt•t• HHtS c o u "u 1 ncl rep or u 1nd of the petitions, •c· desc:rlbld In s.<Uon 1200 t o'6nt1 and r e port\ of the Callfoml• Probet• <Mscrlbld In S.Ctlon 1200 COde. ~:, CAllfornl• Probate CHtfMft & LK"IM At· tornevs 1 t L•• hu D•w•r & Moffitt, At· K1tett1 An .• SM(te tH terno at l•w, UOO (ft O aox 616) Lei Avtf'W of tM ltart, lu9'e .., •. m~ ,.. t1121:' (7t4) USO, Loi •nttlH, C.t. iff.J.' -· t00'7; ... : (21S) SU.5113. .:"fo~;t ,,"J:r Clll" -,.o;: .:r.·~~.og Cll« °"W,: l UMtNafltC llOOW cotllll'. (714) 7'"191 ...,..._.,.. Pub'tlhtd Or•nve co.st '"-=-=:-:C'.letC °"..., oauv Pliot, Aue. 1', 20. 2• . ~. 10, .. >AO 1990 339s-80 ~···~·., ....• ·r · ·--- --v .. ~!If •A-WVI KATIUA & EUCUO .. .. Ulln'Oll 1530 S. HAllOl llVO. LA•UM 1'207 llOSECRANS AVE. , •• ,,.,, 30 llOllH LIMITED WllUITY• , WIDJ TIACI .,. .. · 70 SllllS 2·RIHOLASS IELTS + 2.f'OL YESTEll IODY PLIES RAISED WHITE LffiERS SUPD HIGHWlY , ... ,...._.> , ... "141"1• ... "lii"jil" • . ... -. ..E .... _. . ... -•llU~ fllU.S flttJ05 H f tJll fl t tJ .. SUPER HIGHV.Y (llodr T• Type) "°" I "" I s3" t •Wte f llpt.tiffO 1"7wtO llll >• •tltJ05 ,.,.,., TWIN SINGLES (llodr ,...._,> ..... ,. I ..... ~ I ....... I n ..... ~!.. ~ t .l!' ~~ r II U U fl t M .. fl f M,. r.i t U •7 WIDE TUCK SUPEITHING ,.._. T..W..1> wmt IAlllD WHITl UTTllS · li·;:,163"168"17·";,I ., ... ,, ,.,.... l ,., .. ,. •H .. IO •t~IO ~.2S TUCllONm M + 5 , ... MM) , ... , ...... , 1 .... '"' , ...... " ., .. ,. ..,. ... 4.r9 Q" ~a." ~!.~ •lfUD fllMOI' fllUJS flt U • . , "We're growing it 16 INCH CONVERTIBLE FOR IOYS or GllLS Clllton's AUTO REPAIR MA•ALS H:::i TRASH BAGS 2-PLY 99c 33 GAL. SID ftACICAOI Of TIN "MODEL I STE Pl A •o• ~ .,,"" ~ BACI $( - ~----,, _, . ' -. " '.AUTOMOTIVE lOIWEll!D • .UPALARM F LOUD .._, •• W' Al.UM AUTOMA TICAU Y WtlfN aAClt UP UOtfTS COMION •um. va19GIS &...S IA"10 s• MfAll lA ur..... EASY TO llSTAU M /IOST CAllS ALTERNATORS )HANDY ITIMI , .. , .. « •-owe thtow-oy .... wllll 0 twt.t of .... ..n.t. ou.Jlf1\V RIOiftll!MMo • SUPER TACH II IC HO METER IY SUN RKTltC • c ~ 5*tor lwttdt odclptt to 4·6-&I~..._ ... ~ .. ~ lghlMe IY''-for_.,,....,. -~ . ~·,., .. 21· usr ro .arAU u. 5 II LADES ftHAVDEN OIL KOOL 2tW, .,,, .. ---' C C 1 8.( QT. GT. ! CONTAINS NO AIRASIVIES CAR CLEANER Wu HAS MANY USES INSIDE & OUTSIDE ON CARS. VANS • ., lllUCKS, ETC PIOTKTS & IUUlllS VII~ PUSTIC, .... Ol LUTill • Sedaoutl!IOist.n Btulness · lnPt#ion Driving . :=.Many Into. Hock COWMaus. Olalo (AP) - TM w at.udln1 ~ a .... ... ........... , •llll pro- clai•I.. ''Credit To All'' 8': .,. ............... ...... for ... ......-.i ol bet ........ .. tftal. 11t1'1'h4•1ddhllit• ... •• ., ....... bl place, Dewe IA\110ft 1todieddlleriqudtM9•ed &lat woman ...,. much mane)' ab•~·--··1 WM bo9inl to cet a bun· dnd,"abesald.·· "'NO WAY:' be aoawered befo.n oftwtnC ber MO with the · rtna u collateral. TracliJai jewelry and other pouesaicm for quick cash bas become lDcreuin&lY popular as nsint unemployment and iDfla- tion leav• more and more peo- ple abort ol moaey, Levlaon and other pawnbl'Urers ln the at.ate said. Be said bis sbop, ill ailles lined with stereo equipment, musical inlt.rumenta, luuage, televillon aeta and secondhand clothlng and shoes, bu "prob- ably seen as high as a 25 per- cent increase in loana thla year over the same period last year." Said Leon Levine, owner of Barr's Loan Office in Cincinnati, "We're 10 tiNd ol writJna lout we Jult ..-to IO bome. .. ,,,. mldclJ•clMI American •orker. wbo never kn w wbat a paWD allop wu, calla you all d&J IODt," LeWM aaid. "They are burtlnl. they MM money, IO 1ou eol a Dew element of cuLOmen.'' And, Levi90n Hid, "tbe people are not redeemlna Lbetr lout Ilk• they usuaUy do when they're worti.q steady." Moat items brou1bt lo patmabops 1n return for cub are ticketed and stored for tQ days. Jewelry la put away for six months. If after appropriate notice the customer fails to redeem the item by repaying the loan and lnterest, it becomes the property of the pawnbroker -who then pull lt up for sale. OHIO LAW permits pawnbrokers to charges percent interest for loans of up to $150, and 3 percent for lar1er loans. Levison estimated that 85 per· cent of bis business comes from repeat customers. "A lot of customers end up pawnin1 the same thing over and over," be said. "They borrow $2S or SSO and come back to get lhe Item they left on payday.·· ,,.. 8eU'• ••• Sin1er Dean Martin alped u AT6T'1 spokesman in an upcoming campaip for pay phones and credit cards. Martin's relaxed delivery sold phone officials. S&L Says No to Sale SAN DIEGO (AP) -Imperial Corp. ~America said it is aban- donln1 discussions aimed at possible sale of one or more of its savlno and loan associations and liquidation of itself u an S&L holding company. Tbe San Diego-based company gave no reason for changing its mind. TAX SHELTERS Productivity Focus Of Anaheim Meeting LET YOUR INCOME TAXES BUY YOUR NEXT INVESTMENT Y i>ll (.in 1·l11n1ndtP your 1980 tax .111d r···< .-ipt11rP ..,onw fkl <;t t axf'-;. 1 1 r, ! , 1 1 I• · v" r .i q f • "f ~ tw It Pr t n Ill-./• .)r1H·flt ·GAS AND OIL • REAL EST A TE • ART & OTHERS l IM ITf [1t,\/f•ll AHILITY , ' • : '.-~ I ct WALTER E. FREITAG 714 144-2528 1 ~ : 1•1.i1 1 • 1 , r J 1 ( , '.., · • ,,111 f01q•1•·1 I 11 ',,1i•I" 110 .,,,,.,;1.,r: ( ,,r,f,·r N•·wpor ! Be,1ch A seminar Sept. 13 at the Disneyland Hotel will focus on practical ways to improve profitabili· ty through industrial productivity. Sponsored by the Center for Eaecutive Development, program coordinator Dr. Richard Greene said the seminar "deals with realities of making productivity programs work, rather than ·talk log about how bad things are." Registration for southland firms may be ar· ranged up to Sept. 5, and a free brochure describ· ing the $125 seminar may be received by writing to Center for Executive Development, 11291 Sweetwater Drive, Riverside, Ca., 92505. Among the topics, bow to use a Department-of· Defense-developed method to manage productivi· ty; tools and machines; automation and human factors in productivity improvement, and staff roles and motivation. "One may reasonably expect profits to rise at least 8 percent by applying tbe knowledge present· ed at this program," said a program coordinator. ''l'M llOT GOING TO MISS DELIVERING A BABY ••• '' Deposits In Black WASHINGTON (AP> -Although new de- posits at U.S. savings and loan asaociatiooa exceeded withdrawals by $630 million in July. the increue la far below what la needed to booet the nation's aagglna housing market. t c;rn rela~ outs•dl' 01 home and 01t1ce knowtng Iha! rm not qo1ng 10 miss delivering " • baby when rm betwePn 1oca11ons ··Eugene R Sollman M D Canoga Par~ ·DlJlllNG THE GASOLINE CllUNCH • Wt!Al MORE CAN I SAY? 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IOt Ult AlllWlf hgt olflct numt you AOIOtl 191 "-"° Fifi.It Cerll0''1IOI' The U.S. League of Savings Associations said despite an improve- ment from June, the Ju- ly picture still was 57 percent below the level a year ago. I have Investment ln-~ormatlon worth 1200 lrt !Yours on a money bactc !guarantee. Call Robert Miller 17141 552-6107 TEBM Immediate cash available, based on eQUltY In homes, unltS or commerclat, from communttv Home Loan, tnc., a Hcensed broker. 714/955-2602 ). ·Sm~ Guy Not Smiling Wng-Rwi Out/,ook Temied Not Good By JORN CVNNlrP ................... NEW YORK -Tbe mood ol small Wllness, that aegment ol industry that the country relies upon to innovate and create jobe, seems to ban Improved over tbe past couple of mooths. but seeming can be deceiving. "The problems haven't gone away," wd Professor Wllllam Dunkleberl after revlewtn1 data from a survey for the NaUonal Assoctadan of Independent Busi- ness, which clalma 610,000 com- panies a.a members. The small buaineaa optlmilm index role eome ID JulJ. but that can be ml 1 • leading, said Dunkleberg, a Purdue University economist, bee auae it bad plunged to an all-time low in the cuNNt"" previoua survey, in April. He explained that with earn- ings having dropped to record low levela, lower eYeD than those recorded in the 1974-1975 re· cession. tt isn't surprising that some companies now eapect some improvement. BUT THOSE expectations might be balled more on wiabes than events. The optimism didn't show up where It counts: It wasn't noticed in plans for re- baildinc inventories, for birlng, for capital spending plans. The survey shows that average employment contlnued to decline during the second quarter. and that the ouUook for improvement "is not good," especially in view of the ex- peme-c:utting mood of buaineJS. Because of uncertainties, small industry in recent years baa been reluctant to commit fundl to big spending projects, such u for labor-saving equip- ment. It aoucbt i.Dstead to raise production by hiring new workers, )'OUD8 worten, women returniq to tbe labor force. Wltb eami.Dgs down, these workers are expendable. And with companies expect.int poor business to continue for a while. "only 12 percent of the firms plan to increaae employment during the next three months." news, from the conaumer point of view, has a taint to it. Nine percertt of the companies said they had cut prices but, said Dunldeberg, don't count on those cuts to last long . • 'Tbe problems of buaineu are not eol.ng away," be said. "Por the next two quarters we ~t not have price in11ation, but the underlying causes haven't been resolved. 1be longer term out- look llll't IQOd." Dunkleberg explained that in each receuion since tbe 1980I prices bave fallen back oa.ly part way to where they were before. Prices go up, but they come back only part way. "We keep ratcheting higher." There is perhaps more economic significance to this than la at first apparent. The United States bas for years re· lied on smaller businesses - companies other than those in the top 1,000 fi.rms -to create jobs, WILL rr happen again. be WU asked. "Yes. it will happen again," he r e plie d . "Tbe average lnflatioo rate will be e ven higher over the next two or three years. Higher than ex- perienced in the previous re· covery." So, while optimism rebounded between April and the first of August, it doesn't really indicate that small business has turned the comer. ln fact. the twisting road ahead seems to be filled with blind comers. IN tm a house subcommittee found that "between 1969 and 1976, small business accowit.ed for what can be considered virtually all the new private sec- tor employment in this coun - try." The largest 1,000 firms, it found, cootributed less than 2 percent of the new Job growt.b. Column Delayed Even what appears to be Rood Sherry Lucas column, wh.ich normally appears on Wednes· day, will nm in Thursday's busi-· neas pages. 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Olllo CAP> -n. ---•laDdiAI beDN1h a ......................... pro- el.&••nc ''CrMit To AJI" ap-,..,.. _._ ...... ,,....... for ta. lllllftlAl ol ..., ...... ........ lilltucl•'btil to ldd Ma Jie•""'' •re~'°"" ID plaff. Daft Ln'lloa .......... tM .... ud u.. Mlled &be ....,an IM>w mueb money ab• upeded to IA "I WM ~ to set a hun· d....S, .. lbe aald. - 0 NO WAY," be answered before oftertnC her $40 wtth the ·rm, ucollateral. TradU., Jewelry and other PolHlaiolll few quick cash baa become ineteUingJy popular as risllll unemployment and lnlla-tJon leaves more and more ~ pie abort ol money, Leria,on and other pawnbrokers in the state said. He said bia abop, Ill ailles lined with stereo equipment, musical imtruments, lugqe, televilioo sets and secondhand clot.bing and shoes, bu "prob- ably seen as bitb as a 25 per· cent increase in Joana this year over the same period last year." Said Leon Levine. owner of Barr's Loan Office in Cincinnati, "W•'re IO t:iNd ol Wrtt.IDI )ou, •• 1uM want to 10 bolne. "N mlddle-clMa Amertcan wort•. wbo never bew waat a PIWD ..... calll you all u, lone." Levine 1ald. "TMy .,.. hurtlD&. they need mooey. eo )'OU 1ot a new element of cuatomen.·· And. Levison sald, ''\he people .,.. -redeemlna tbelr lOUt Uk• they utu•ITY do when they're wortinc 1teady." Moat Uems brou1bt to pawnshops in retum for cuh are ticketed and 1tored for to days. Jewelry ia put away for six mouths. If alter appropriate notice the customer f ailJ to redeell\ the item by repaying the Joan and interest. il becomes the property of the pawnbroker -who then put.a il up for sale. ORIO LAW permits pawnbrokers to charge 5 percent interett for loana of up to $150, and 3 percent for lar1er loam. LevilOl'l estimated that 15 per· cent of bis business comes from repeat customers. "A lot of customers end up pawning the same thing over and over," he said. "1bey borrow $2S OT $50 and come back to get the ltem they left oo payday." MelleU'• --Sin1er Dean Martin ailned aa ATWa spokesman man upcoming campaign for pay phones and credit cards. Martm•s relaxed delivery sold phone officials. S&L Says No to Sale SAN DIEGO <AP> -Imperial Corp. ol America said 1t is aban- doning discussions aimed at possible sale of one or more of its savtnp and Joan associations and liquidation of itself u an S&L holding company. The San Diego-based company gave no reason for changing its mind. Productivity Focus Of Anaheim ~eeting A seminar Sept. 13 at the Disneyland Hotel will focus on practical ways to improve profitabili· ty through industrial productivity. Sponsored by the Center for Executive Development, program coordinator Dr. Richard Greene said the seminar "deals with realities of making productivity programs work, rather than talking about how bad things are." Registration for southland firms may be ar- ranged up to Sept. s. and a free brochure describ· ing the $125 seminar may be received by writing to Center for Executive Development, 11291 Sweetwater Drive, Riverside, Ca., 92505. Amoog the topics, bow to use a Department-Of· Defense-developed method to manage productivi- t y; tools and machines; automation and human factors in productivity improvement. and staff roles and motivation. "One may reuooably expect profits to rise at leul 8 percent by applying the knowledge present- ed at this program." said a program coordinator. ''l'M 1101 GOING TO MISS DELIVERlllG A BIBY ••• '' Deposits In Black WASHINGTON (AP) -Although new d e - posits at U.S. savings and loan a11ociatlona exceeded withdrawals by $830 million 1D July, the iDcreue ta far below what ii needed to booet the nation 'a aa11ln• houalng market. 1 can rela• outside 01 home ano olhce knowing 1hal rm not going 10 miss <!elivertng a baby when I'm between toca11ons' ··Eugene R Sollman M O Canoga Park 'llUA1"G THE GASO\JMl CAll'ICH • WltAT MOllE CAM I SAY' wnen oei oaqea ~ ~ ~"" ""' .-.0 dllO c.111 Of •CIU!t'll IO oil!Cll'M QISIOl1181 11eA1 NI .OC.l!IOr ""'- ~ °"" Oii 10 as ~ ~ee Ano wrtn mv ~ '~ //ilTW C\'l<IY II Qt' IW WltllOul ~· J(llln S ()nvno AO<JOe ~noneet' 111t Dow"" "l'VOI WITH RADIOS .. TllE TllUCll .. n ' ~ l\Wll'IO ~ ~111 "°'' '" m.o snoutdef 10 ,,,., 'IOll .-p w.lllleO A.iv A Cun'Clef"oO AC&A Al! 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It's tyours on a money baci< guarantee. Call Robert Miller C7 I 4J 552-6107 SBOBTTBRM • ·Small Guy Not Smi1ing ~-Run Outlook Termed Not Good B1 JORN CUNNIFF .......... .....,,. NEW YORK -Tbe mood of small bualnesa, that ae1mmt of industry that the country relies up00 to innovate and create Jobe, seems to have improved over the past couple of mOlltbs, but seeming can be deceiving. "The problem.a haven't gone ~way," !laid Professor WlWam Dunkleberg after reviewing data from a survey for the Natlooal Asaoctation of Independent Busi· nen. which clai.ml 610,000 com- panies as members. The small bulnesa optim.ilm index ro1e eome ID July. but that ean be ml•· leading, said Dunkleberg, a Purdue University economist, because it had plunged to an all-time low in th e CUMMI"' previous survey, in April. He explained that with earn· in gs having dropped· to record low levels, lower even than those recorded iD the 1974·197S re- cession. it isn't SUJ'Prislng that some companies now expect some improvement. BUT THOSE expectations might be based more on wishes than events. The optimism did.a 't show up where it counts: Jt wasn't noticed 1D plans for re- building inventories, for bi.ring, for capital spending plans. The survey s how s that average employment continued to decline during the second quarter . and that the outlook for improvement "is not good," especially in view of the es- peme-cutting mood of business. Because of uncertainties, small ~ in recent years baa been reluctant to commit funds to big spending projecta, such as for labor-saving eqotp. ment. It sought inltead to rabe production by blrlng new workers, younc worten. women return!dl to the labor force. With earnings down, these worten are expendable. And with coml)allies expectin& poor business to continue for a while. "only 12 percent of the firms plan to 'iiicreaae employment during the next three moo tbs." There is perhaps more economic significance to this than is at first apparenL The United States ha.a for years ~ lied on smaller businesses - companies other than those in the top 1,000 firms -to create jobs., IN lt78 a house subcommittee found that "between 1969 and 1976, small business accounted for what c~n be considered virtually all the new private sec· tor employment in this coun- try." 'lbe Ingest 1,000 firms. it round, cootrlbuted less than 2 percent of the new Job growth. Even what •ppears to be good Over The Counter HASOUsfiftcJs ••"'1 , ..... 11 ..... ""' news, Crom t.be consumer point of view, has a taint to it. Nine percent of t.be companies said they bad cut prices but, aaid Dunkleberg, don't count on those cuts to last long. ,.. . ''The problems of business are not going away," be said. "Por the next two quarters we mlCbt not have price inflaUon, but the underlying causes haven't been resolved. The longer term out- look iln't aood·" Dunk.leberg explained that in each receuioo since th• UMDI prices have fallen back only part way to where they were before. Prices go up. but they come back oniy part way. "We keep ratcheting big.her." 1fD.L IT happen again, be was asked. "Yes, it will happen again ," be replie d . "The average inflation rate will be even higher over the next two or three years. Higher than ex- perienced in the previous re - covery." So, while optimism rebounded between April and the first of August, it doesn't really indicate that small business has turned the comer. In fact, the twisting road ahead seems to be filled with blind corners. Column Delayed Sherry Lucas column, which normaJly appears on Wednes- day, will run in Thursday's busi-- ness pages. lips and Doten• UPS L•st l ' • 4 ,, .. 76'/'J 9 ,.,, 6~. 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A scenario something like this is being played out all the time in banking offices across the country . STRANGE AS IT MAY seem, people by the hundreds and thousands leave money with banks -and never come t.o claim it. T hey may move to :mother city or state and forget to close their accounts. Or they may have accounts at a number of banks -and lose track of one of them Or lhe accounts may be so small lhat they don't want to bother with closing them out and claiming their money. These are called "dormant" or "inactive" accounts for banks, it's like findin g money in the street What do Lhey do with it? Many banks do wh at a lot or people might do upon finding a wallet in the street. They try to locate the owner. but they don't strain themselves m this search They will run an adverusement in loeal newspapers. listing the names of these un · claimed accounts. The names wall not be in very promment type. The laws governing what banks c an and cannot do with these unclaimed funds vary Money Tree from s41te to state. However, bankers everywhere were put on the "red alert" last month by a . ruling m a California court. In California. banks have been bound by a law that says they must tum over to lhe state accounts where there have been no transactions for seven years. The banks have been domg that -but with a couple of rubs. First of all they stop~ paying interest on inactive accounts. Second: before tunung the fund s over to the st.ate, they imposed a service charge for handling an inactive account. LASI' MONTH'S RULING said simply that the baftks can't do that. The Bank of America, the largest bank in the state and the largest bank in lhe country, was ordered to pay over to the state of California a total or $20 million. which represents int«:rest lhey should have been paying on dormant accounts smce 19S9 plus service charges lbe~ have collected on such accounts. There are two interesting sidelights to th..is case. One is. tes~mony to the .power of the enraged citizen. 1:he mvestigaUon of how California ban.ks treat these inac· ttve accounts was touched off by Bob Kahn, a manage- ment consultant who wrote a senes of articles about these practices in May and June of 1973. The articles, published LO s mall s uburban papers around San Francisco were frankly entitled "How Banks Steal." They came to Ute al· tention of the state attorney general, who filed suit. S•o~k• In The S pofligh• NEW 'YORK IAPI S..IP' n('O,.00 °""' Pow ~. t()O (IJnPEnt 217.100 ~\ NatSem• ' 11S, 800 J) .. EIPa'° Co 710 . .00 11 • •• J • . ~ ·'. . . ... •I .... . . ' I • ~~fQ ~~1?e~ • AllesCM C:.18.l\ Pel w"'°"Erqy n Wt:t•notO \ (.~k•Shr~ q C"-Pvl .tfe t ab •I ..... .. 'I Boelng ' 1 ... soo l.'l'· . I' • :•iw.:;:;., m.:l ~:: ' '1 N E W YORI( l.API -Soot no~fe"OU' A"' ~ 1ll.SOO 791 • m~l"t 0"<"' IOday -----------------! Copper .ts"" 1 011/, "Pouno. 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'11) GREAT PEAFORMAHCES 'On Giant'• ShOUld«s" Terry WI tea. a vlc11m of 1nat1<1omt0e. portreys n1m- se11 on tn11 llory of hos Ille with hts adQpllve parents and their alruggle to increase Terry's independ· ence delplte hi• hanctl· caps (R} ~Cl (I) TIC TAC OOUGH • OQC CAVETT Guest Shelley Wlnlers (PW! 2 ot 2) 89 8TUC>K> SEE "Slunt Kid" Holtywooel &1unt kid Reid Rondell P9f • forms a WO<ld record· b<ellting jump off a hlgl>- r1541. OJ MEAVGNmN H6. 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(CCl(R) G) MACHfll. / ~AER AEPORT 7:30 8 TIE PNCE 18 AIOKT II OUINHE88 GAME 8 HOUYWOOO 8QllAAE8 G ®) FACE THE MUSIC • w.a&.1 LEHA£A REPORT' m LEGACY OF GENIUS "The SIOfY Of Th<>mas Atva Edison" Eric Sevar~ """ates thia PfOQfatn on the lite and career ot Amenaa·a mosl prolftle lrMlntcw. !he Impact Of his work on the WOttO and tlle Oia•llft Lbtl•9• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles a KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles I KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles 0 KCST (ABC) San Diego I KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP-lV (Ind) Los Angeles • KCET· lV (PBS) Los Angeles G) KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach outlOOll tor tomorrow s 11wentor P.M. MAClAZJNE f8fry Holliday ol Del Mar. one ot Ille top tnlrty tennis players 1n tne world &.'00 IJ (IJ C8S MOVIE * * * "9ugsv Mlll<>ne" ( 1976) J0<11e Fostec Scott 8010 .. Thi! days ol tile Aoarlng r _,tles. movie musicals and gangster PIC· tures are spooled by o cast consisting entirety ol youngste<s 0 REAL PEOPLE Featu•ed the btrdman ot Batat>oO. a l>ee<-drink1ng oootest: a men wno skis without using slu& a 1emale r111lro&d eng1nee.. music trom strange instru- ments (CCl(R) U MOVIE • * * "Back Street ( 1961) Susan Hayward. John Gavin A married man tceepa a mistress 'Nf\o must remam foreve< 1n lne b9C~ound. (2 M1 ) 8 @l EIOHTIS fM>UOt4 David end Tommy both leel threatened when David'• wife begin• work· Ing overllme wllh a hand· IOme lawyf!r and Tommy's best friend S!Bf1t d81JnO Ellzat>eth. (CC) (R) G MOVIE **'h "TIMI Night V11<tcw" ( 197 t) TreYOr Howard, Liv Ullmen. A man ~ from an aylYm and mur- der• many people. only to t:OO 0 OIFF'AENT 8TROK£S Arnold laoet rabon ahols when a <IOQ he r 8$CU89 trom tratt1c bites him tnen tekesott (R) 1J ®) CHAAUE'S AHOEl.8 Tiie A~ jOln tne roller dl5CO etaze as p;111 ot a scneme to nab a band ol ll1d neppe<1 holding an heiress for ransom (RI G) MERV ORIFflN 0: 10 EID PIE.AC€ COlilOE JAZZCHOIA G05pel. blues. ond big band souno1 are tno mu51. c:al faro tonight wnen tllos 18-member grouo ot young musicians from WOOdlond Hiiis perfor('l'S. 0:30 0 SANFON> Cal. despondent and oYenWllgtlt. '"'•'-to 00 nome to Ten-. (Part 1)(R) 10:00 I) (I) C88 ~ "The Baby Mektlfl" The advances In artlttclat reproouctlOll and tile legat, moral and ethlc:al ques- tiOnS they ptOYolle ate OJL&mlnod. (Rt II OUINCY Quincy learns tl'la1 one o4 n1s buddlee wt><> 11.tppOS- edly suffered 1ata1 lnjurlw '" an~ craah ac:tual- ty died of .,_ic poi-. CBS Returns to Top Democratic Convemion Drau;s Low Ratings NEW YORK <AP>. -In a week wasumed la large measure by prime-time coverage of th• Democratic National Convention, CBS liated a half-dozen non-political programs among the 10 highest-rated shows and woo the network's ratings race for the f°ll'St time in a month. CBS last woo the three-way competition for the week of July H -20, which included four days' coverage of the Republican National Convention. CBS was the No. 1 network in coverage of both conventions, previously released figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. show. AS IN THE WEEK of the Republican meeting in Detroit, ratings for live coverage of the Democratic convention in the week ending Aug. 17 generally were low. The hiehe;it-rated of the µve convenUoo reports was NBC 1 Thursday meht broadcast, No. 25 of 45 shows rated. The rating for the "Oecisioo '80" broadcast on NBC was 9.7. Nielsen says that means of all the homes in the' country with tdevisioa, only 9. 7 per- cent saw any of that program. ABC broadcast its ''20-20" oewamaguine each evening of the convention, and the highest-rated of the four programs was the Tunday niebt edition -No. lB. CllS'S "• MINUTES" was the week's most· watched show, with a rating of 21.9, followed by a repeat from the network's "Dallas" series. An ABC movie, "Support Your Local Gunfilbter," was third. Nahan New KNBC . Spons Director Stu Nab.an bu been named director of sports for KNBC, Qwmel 4, it wu 1~ by Tom Stru..ui, Vice Preaident/Gelleral llua1er of KNBC. In mMtns tbe •nn«MmCelDellt. Sb'ulewU:i stated, "Stu Nabu 11 the moet proleuicmal and best lmon lportlcalter tn SoutberD California and, u such. we are dellpted to uve blm u bead ol our spatta deputmmt. '' NUaa will now appear oa tbe 5, I and 11 p.m . editklal of NewsCenter 4. Be auceeeda Bryant Gum.111e, wbo bu UDdertlbe fllll..tiale lportl U· ailD ..... wttb U.. NBC Telnillon Network la NewYcft. Nabm will be nspoalibl.e for all lporta la· fonuticm .... npori1q ol .,.uaa .... aired • NewlOllMI' 4. He allO will be adlft Ill •uioal -·-ipOltl repoltlq ......... and eclft· t1aM ID dD ~bJ·DlaJ aan I 'MJ fclr loe-1 pn.. ..... i... ............ foo&W ...... N--.noJom.tDBC•a...--.tD JIN, Ml a ... career•.....-lwbO'zC cable ., .... of Ille Loa Aalll•--.. BDSeJ pm. ••wklPlftN•'•1of .. tMPM.._.. .. ,.._.._m.too......w ..... (c.11 142·~ "'' ........ io""" ,.,,..,, .. .... DAl lY PILOT NBC's lone Top 10 show, a rerun from "CHiPs," was No. 6 for the week. The relatively high ratings for "60 Minutes" and "Dallas" contributed to a score.Joe the week fo r CBS of 12.4, to 11 for ABC and 9/f for NBC. The networks say that means in an average prime. time minute during the week, 12.4 percent of the nation's TV-equipped homes were tuned to CBS. Original programs, aside from the convention reports, were not common. A new versi~ of "That's My Line" from CBS was No. 12 fOt" the week, and "Speak Up America" on NBC finished 16th. DESPITE THE RELATIVE low ratings for convention programs, three or the week's five least-watched shows had nothing to do with politics. "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" from NBC was No. 41, followed by live convention re· ports from ABC at 10:22 p.m. EDT Tuesday and 9:14 p.m. Wednesday. "Galactica 1980" on ABC and "From Here to Eternity'' on NBC. Tbe Tuesday and Wednesday night convention programs on ABC followed edit.ions of • '20-20". Here are the week's Top IO shows: "60 Minutes," with a rating of 21.9 represent- ing 16.7 million homes, and "Dallas," 20.8 or 15.9 million, both CBS; Mov ie -"Support Your Local Gunfighter," 19.8 or 15.1 million, ABC; "Dukes of HazJanl" and "The Jefiersons," both 18.9 or 14.4 million, both CBS; "CHiPs," 18.1 or 13.8 million, NBC; "Love Boat" and "Fantasy Island," both 17.9 or 13.7 million, both ABC, and "Archie Bunker 's Place" and ''Tra pper John, M.O.," both 16.3 or 12.4 million, both CBS. THE aES'I' OF THE Top 20: "One Day at a Time," "That's My Line" and "The Incredible Hulk," all CBS; Movie -"Joe Panther," NBC~ Movie -"Tarantulas: The Dead- ly Cargo," CBS; ''Speak Up America," NBC; "Bell8Gl." ABC; "20-20," Thursday editioa, ABC ; "NFL Pre-Season Football," Pittsburgh vs. Atlan- ta, ABC. and "20-20," Monday edition, ABC, and "Disney's Wonderful World," NBC, Ue. 111t/\Nl,I M~~ I h ~ TUBE TOPPERS CBS 8 8:00 -''Bugsy Malone." A m us icul spoof of gangster movies performed by an all-ldd cast featuring Jody Foster and Scott Baio (~ee photo below). KCOP ti» 8:00 -"The Newspaper Game.'· Raymond Burr stars in this un- s uccessful ser ies pilot a bout an in- vestigative reporter with Dina Merrill and Bradford Dillma n. • CBS fJ 10:00 -The Baby Makers. A documentary focusing on selective breeding and creating humans to cer- tain specifications, and the legal and moral questions raised . Ing. (RI DO NEWS O lm VE<MI Dan's reunion with a Viet- nam buddy •• ma.rred wnen 1ne man's·wl!e is lllllee< ICCJ (R) m NATIONAL NEWS '11) KUP'SSHOW 10'.20 fJi) THE LA THE OF HEAvtH In tt>ls lllm adaptotoon 01 Ursula I( Le Guon t 1 sclenc&-llctoon novet. .i dream spec1alls1 uses a man'• unique ~ to creole new worlds that ore tree ot war. dtsease and c>wtpopulttton wott> neoa- 111/Q c:on58QUOllGOS 10'.30 Q) II) NEWS 11:00 6 0 1J (JJ ®) NEWS ct NEWLYWED GAME 0 MOVIE * * · Ct1y Ot FeM" l t96!>1 Terry M oore. Paul MliJCweU A news 1eporter beQOmes ln~OIVOr1 (2 hrs ) Q) NASL SOCCER LOS Angelos AltOCS V& P0<t1&nd Tomb<>rs 0) THE BEHNY HIU. SHOW Benny 1><"111& a docunwm tary view or proson l•le and ' escape trom 11 ~ HEAE'S TO YOUR HEALTH "Conc:Of" (CC)(R) 11:30 I) ({) THE 8AIHT Whole looklf19 for a m•ssiog sclentiat. Simon stumbles upon a c:onlldence nog with ~ the man was involved 0 THEBEST~ CARSON Guests· Steve Lawrence. Rodney 01ngerlleld, Susan SarendOn. Cnr1110- 011er Reeve. (R) 0 DATING GAME 0 @1 A8CNEWS Q) GETSMAAT Max os the only one who 11.nows wno has tne secret plans needed to keep a ICOCIO• trom e.11ptod1ng m CAPTIOHED A8C NEWS 11:50 0 @) LOVE BOAT · Tne Old Man And I Ile Runa,..ey · Woll Geer, Bayn Jonnson. "A F ono Romance" Anson Witham•· "The Painters" Ario JonnSQn, Pal MOfllL (A) -Ml>NIGHT- 12·00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE -- BookmJl.Pr MWI Ph1nlps learns tllat hts son Is dy1nq '" Vietnam, and Max Htes 10 s.ove n1m 0) ™EGOOOIES Graemt•. 1ne doob1~• ~ fMntaatlc -1t1aln1. CtMIM Frenllenfl· do. IN ~ emulnQ dog ..,.,, 1"°1 DAT1NO GAMt NATIONAL NEW8 CAP'1'lONID A8C NIWS tb40 8 (I) CM LA-n UOYllE •• "Flood" ( 1978) Aobef't Cu19. Mentn Miiner. Two men lry to convince ,.,.. dentt ot a 1111all town that lhelr .,,.. ete thf9elened by a Mige dam abOu1 to burst. 1:00 0 TOMOMOW Gueats. author Eric:e Jong. 8111 Ou1i.v. •~!\Md of the Wlllte Houle military offioa, ct MOVIE * • * "That Men From Rio" ( 19641 Jean-Paul 8elmondo. Francoise Oorteec:. A gir1 IS kid· napped by a gang and brought lo Rio. with her I04dler. boylrlef>d hot on the 11e11 (1tw .. 55 mtn I O ®J &AAETTA WMe Sarena 11 searctung lo< Ille attacllet' 01 a top· less dancer. tne man kid- naps the girl with the Int en-· uon of permonentt~ Slle<lc:- 1ng ner (R) o w.vaucx Bret t>ecomea lnvotvec:t With 8 lemale depUly wtlen he toes to. tracll down S 120.000 In burled ITIOM't· tD MOVIE • • "AsSlgnment In Britta- ny" ( 19431 Jean· Pierre Aumont. SuS8t\ Pelllt$. In occupied Brottany, a F1enchman plays tne part ot a toyat Naz. 10 te<rel out rr&nen 1ra1t0fs (I nr . 45 mon l Q) MOVIE * ~ "9ordet Rover" ( 1954) \Joel McCrea. Yvonne Otl Caito In t86S. 3 Confedef. ate coptain seek s to secure ammunil>On anct weapons from a Mexican ou11aw I 1 nr., 30 min I 2:000 NEWS 0 MOVIE • * • '> "tn Old cnicago • l 1938) Tyrone P-. Allca B•ady Tne hves 01 Cr11ca- go s O'Leary tamoty takes a 'IOd<IM. unexpec1ed turn wllen tht!11 cow lucks over .i hinlMn and slarts 1ne 1:101Cha= (2 M) NO NIW8 ai..a .-we l:A6 MOVll It * * "TMy Oled Wltll Their Boot• On" 11~ I) Etrol Flynn. OIMa de Hlvtl· tend. The .--ill that led vP to the Bettle Of L1W. Sig Horn. lnvoMng '**· a1 Cuater and O>tef Slmng eun. ere explored. (3 ""· 10 rnln) 2::6151 HEWS S.-00 MOVIE •• ~ "Circle Of e>ecep.. lion" (1981) 8'adlor'O DIH• rnan. Suzy Parker. 3:t58 MOVIE * * ,_. "Oo Aail Allc6" ( 19731 William Snatn«, Jaml4t Snlolh J.cllton 4:00 G MOVIE ' * • * "House Ot siranoers" 119491 Ed'Watd G. Roblnaon. Sunn Heyward 5!00 G • * "Ewwyt>ody's Oencin'" ( 19501 Dick Leno, Spade Cooley 'l'ltursday•• Bayt i•e Movie• 11:00 ID • •t. "Crazy~ HOfses" 11951) &oMry Boys. -ArnRNOON~ 12:00 Q * ot *'I> "Tile 0•·9ow Incident" (1943) Honrv Fonoa. Dana Andrews Q) ***"Waterloo 9rodge" ( t940J Vivien L8'Qn, Rot>e<t Taylor U) * ** "Voyogo ToTne Bottom Of Tiit! Sea" ( 196 II Walle< Pid geon, Joan Fontaine 1:00 ED * • ot "E.ghl O'Clock Walk" (1953) Rocnard Attanborougn, Catny ODonnell 3:00 0 • • "Tension At Table Rock" ( 1956) Roct>ard Egan, Dorothy Malone !Hi) ot • "• "HOiier In P•"k 119nt~ · (19601 An1nonv Ouonn. Sopnoa Loo·n I 3:30 O • • "Ghost 111 tn.i lnvlslblf' 81k1n1" ( 19661 Oe1>ornn Wnlley. Tommv, K11k JOHN DARLING by ~rmstrong & Batiuk ONE:. WAYIHAI 'tOUCAN SA.'Jf3. ON Y~ F000 01L.L IC?> \NllH COU~NS! F~tED IN A. UTT LE 01.JTTER AND FLOUR, IHE.Y !ASTE A1..M05T LI KE -ZU<X..HIN l ! Gang War Kid Stull John Cassisi, Jodie Foster and Scott Baio head the cast of "Bugsy Malone," an all-j uvenile spoof of the Roaring Twenties movies. making its TV premiere tonight at 8 on CBS, Channel 2. Frogs Frozen Out? Kermit Likes the Real, Thing NEW YORK (AP). -Sometimes you can get a scoop on someone's personality by knowine bis favorite ice cream. For instance, the favorite navor of Felix Rohatyn, the financial whiz of Municipal Assistance Corp., the over- seer of New York's City's finances, is Baskin-Robbins" "Rocky Road." · Mayor Ed Koch, a survivor of many political batUes, prefers burnt almond. Then there's Kermit the Frog. When asked to name his favorite, the Muppet responded: "Green fly. Especially the kind with real green fly particles, not synthetics." He then dropped the other flipper: "Ice cream companies discriminate against frogs, you know. I mean, they make banana ice cream for monkeys. Why not green fiy for frogs?" Hee Haw Set/or llth Year NASINILLE (AP) - Charlie McCoy, mustc director of "Hee Haw," says the long-running television show will go down in entertainment history. "It's the most impor. t ant thing that's ever ha ppened to country mus ic ," McCoy s a id about the syndicated show. For 11 years. the corn- po n e comed y·musac show has exposed coun- try music to the masses Thanks to such exposure and the bursti n g popularity of singers like Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, music in- d us try figures s ho w sales of country music records have surpassed pop music to become the second most popular form of music in the United States. Rock 'n' roll is No. 1. "One weekend last year 'Hee Haw' had its peak rating in the his · tory of the show," said McCoy, who directs a nine-piece staff band on the show and handles musicaJ arrangements for the program. "I don't know if a show bas ever peaked in its lltb year, unless maybe it was the Ed Sullivan Show," be said. en MIDDLE AGE CRAZY ) .• ,,!,•1llLl\t l11l'<'l1l•fdlt-.. l•1•,I l11,l.1i•t1• 11/\ ~ H Li N•nATINQ OIMMA OENmt 1 80W! COAST I UA CITY CIMMA Cosio Mesa to011110 810cll Olonge 919-41'1 ·~ 1514 634'1911 LINCOt.N DtlVE·IN UA CINEMA WOOOllllOOE eueno Po!ll W•ltnll\Sltl Mo« CINEMA lMllt 821 .. 010 893-05Ae 65!-0655 • MAllHUI OAllY At MOSf fHfAlllU IQllfl 190 f&S$UACCt'1l0 ~ 1111$ (lfGAOlll(MI DAILY MATINHI All 12.00 tll 2:30 p.rn. • MAN ~ THE AT~·E·S BRISTOi. NO Of 40!1 AHO 68~ SUNFLOWE II 541-2711 ~.AugU1tl01 lllO I "MOMl'nUCILI IOSI"' "'1MI MA ... IYttn"' IPGI c;:::::;_-::-__ -..J I •.&ntPU ... r INI '1JTTU D.ARllMOS~ Ill c---• _==i I "THIE KW LAM>ON" ~ CNt '"HUNTlr CNI "UCAPI ,.OM ,.. ....,,, ,,., "".--... ,, .......... 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I rACWICI' -l TllHTlll uw-· -""" IT-DlllYMll UQu"' ~"Iii<' c91t 11'.>J t• 10lo '>It '>lldO Ot"'O" 639 81/0 • PUMI ~Hit-1111-.. 0l Now! Two Great Tastes in One Great Meal. Fish &.Chicken $239 •A crispy fish fillet •Two hand-cut boneless whltemeat Chicken Plankse •Fresh coleslaw •Golden fryes mokey A Bandit II' Tll•t 1peelal m11k wbleb bell*t llDJte 1m·a .. Sm~ey and the Bandit" la not to be found in Ila uquel, "Smokey and tht Bandit II." Nwnero doe 1ppur1 lo be 1 palnt·by·numbera Job. And "S~ty" rana are llktb to be diaappotnted or , at beat. onl)I mlldJy amuaed. It'• "°' that tho M o Upetalra haven't tried to pull It otf The)''ve re1rouped all the element.a that made the otlalnal "Smokey" such a aeaty and in· tccUoua treat. lncludlna the 1tar1 C Burt Reynolds, Jackie Oleuon , Sally the orta1nal dlr"ctor llal r • Field and Jt-rry R~cd ). ( MO',,.E J Needhi.m. plUA plenty of REnEW "1ome'blt('h" car chHe>s ·---------and rend('r bt•ndlnM. but ' this Ume llghtllln.c lor TlnkNbell. or what.ever It t•k~ > hw.n't zapJ>('d the rshuw ONE MAJOa DEBIT 18 the tact the acrffnplay by Jerry R leon and Brock Yates, from a story by Ml('hHI Kane, alowi down too otleo to sort out lhtt peycht> of K yoolda' character (the Bandit aeems to tH-Aurt~rtoa rrom e10 oeed.a and a wavenna ()( aeU·rt'apect) and/or bel•bors roman- • Uc u.ndentandJnl(a bc.>tween Reyoolda and Field. But even when t'atNinlnM over bl1hways on wheel . no Ofll' SN'n111 to bt having much genuine fun Son ol "Smokc-y " t'leatrly needs more aas. As 11tory OIK'fl&. Dwvld Huddleston and Pat MrCormkk <lall«'r 11 holdover from "S-J") are blatantly oppoeJlnte each other for political office; tluddlt'tllon, from " 1>lane, bombards McCormick a nd son Poul Wlllhuns C also a holdover > with horsl' manure durinR a speech and. later. the fathti r son leurn rotaliates by dropping orange paint, also from a plane. on Huddleston and guests ot nn outdoor fund raiser. Reynolds and Reed -repris ing as the Bandit and Snowman. respecllvely -get involved when McCormick hires them to pick up a crate in Miami. to be truck-delivered across Southern highways to Dallas; inside the crate Is a gift from the Governor of Texas (John Anderson). The fellows agree, for a $400,000 fee. IN THE MEANTIME, Field is marrying Gleason's son Mike Henry in a lavish ceremony but. mid· ··1 do," she stops to take a phone call from Reed. requesting she join lhe Florida-to· Texas trek as an incentive to keep Reynolds shaped up. She agrees. for a SS0.000 cut. So long, wedding bells. From then on it's again Reynolds vs. Gleason, OLMA NEWTON-JOHN GENE KELLY "XANADU .. ' (PO) "CADDY SHACK" Miii ~"""" 9URT IWYNOLOI UU.YflllD "PROM NIGHT" THI! llANDrr' II ,~, , .. , ..... .,.,, .. ~. .......... "'" TK"'1k- H-"'-11 .. ,. • ,H .. N- J.,ry e.1..,.., lrou V.CH C•tl 11...t -·~· J..:lrlt Git-. ,,..rv It-. Dom 0.LulN. S.lly l'lllld, Peul Wllll .... 1, P•I McCOf'mklr, O•vld H'*'"'°"· MIS. H•"''· Jolw> ~ llrencl• LH . Sl•ller llr-n, Mel 1'1111,, °"" w1111.,..,, ,......, ll•M'lll.tw, "~ J"" c;,_, Joe klt<kO, Jtrrv l t•ltr H•I ~.RIO Allen- Aunnlno 1 ..,..., -•s m1,,.,. .. Ml'AA i.etl ... : l'O screeching tires, erection jokes and too many talk· st.ops along the highway. The crate turns out to contain a pregnant elephant (the film was originally tiUed "Smokey and the Bandit Have a Baby''); a daffy Italian gynecologiat without a , medical license (Dom DeLulse> joins the brigade to take the elephant·s temperature, and familiar faces drop in and out or frame, some of them athletes (Pittsburgh Steelers' Terry Bradshaw and "Mean Joe" Greene. New York Jets' Joe Kle<:ko ), others from the country west.em muaic scene <Brenda Lee. Mel Tillis. the Statler Brothers. Don Williams). But things don 't q uit e a dd up to the freewheelln ·. screwball comedy caper the outline indicates. or requires ll obviously ass umed every. one in the audience already knows all the charac· ters, and their relationships, so few explanations are offered. THERE ARE A COU PLE of good car s mas heroos. and one dynamite sequence when Gleason and Henry. in their police car. zigzag ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIE REVIEW NOW PlAYING llWUU' lllllTOl $111114"' ~704 lf&OIUM Olllft ... 0 •llO• 639 1110 lOW&llOI' WIUO TWt• "''"'°" Vttto 830 6990 llWlllOI' llUlfTillllTOtl Hun11ngt011 BeK~ Ma~ ClllUIOMf .. ,oc' 0r'11Qt bJ4 ?;)J lll•W&T H Olllff·.111 IOUTllCO&IT LIQ\!~ ~~~ 494 I~ 14 IUm'I lllUl"tllA 9rH ~29 S3J9 Bctwttn mangers everything is f)OS.\ible. CLAIR DE FEMME rvt:s MO'!...Ti\NU ROMl <.CllNUl>l:.tl 'i If \I I'~ Wtslmt1t\ltr 891·3693 ALSO-IETWEEN SHOWINGS Every Saturday Night At 9 PM THE PORT THEATRE Will Proudly Present Opera & Broadway Musical Tenor JIM MARSHALL through the underpinnings of a giant roller-coaster --,;;;;;:::;:;;:;:;:::;;::;;.;:::;;;::;;::;:;;:;:;:;:;::;~:;:;r:::;:::;:;:::;.--track and caU8e it to collapse. A rew Jokes a re good, too, especially when Gleason mistakes a runaway hospital bed. with pa· lient aboard and rolling down a highway, for a bad driver In a new Japanese sports car. But, unlike .. Smokey I," there are fitfully few snappy mo· ments to recall , overall. and even fewer which will send audiences back lo see it a se<:ond time. Reynolds has long since proven his charm in such endeavors <and his range when t.aking on meatier assignments> but this doesn•t add up to one of his more impressive s hots. The chemistry between Reynolds and Field. clearly evident before, is also missing this round. and it makes their scenes together dispirited. Since the original .. Smokey and the Band.I'\." made many friends and pots of gold. it's safe to as· sume "ll'' will draw in some big coin, espec\ally during its initial runs. ~ut Universal, and pro- ducer Hanle Moonjean. can expect word of mouth· to be only lukewarm. 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It came courtesy or the Daily Pilot'• own Pat Dunn, and, while bearing no clai m as an exact copy ol the Colonel's formula, the wordln1 implied pretty beavi· ly thaL the author had an inaide track on his well-guarded com· pound ol spices and processes. I SIPPED MY wine and studied the ingredients. Yes. said my wile, we had the butter, the cooking oil, the pancake mix and other ingredients, buL we were missing two packages of Good Se&sons lt.alia.n Salad Dressing Mix, obviously a required element ol the tangy formula. And the chicken. We didn't have any chicke n. So over mild protest (after all, I was doing the cooking) off she went to the store to gather the missing items. I studied the recipe some more. sipped the wine some more and mixed a few of the ingredients. l couldn't get far. however. s lnce the Good Seasons Italian Salad Dressing Mix was essen· Ual to step one -the preparation of a coating to be brushed over the chicken. SHE RETUllNED a few sips later , unloaded $5.85 worth or chicken -but dO salad dressing mix. Back to the store while the impatient chef bided his time and began calculating about when the chicken would be ready. It looked like 9 o'clock would be dinnertime . When the two packages of Good Seasons Italian Salad Dressing Mix did arrive I dutifully followed directions and m ixed it with 3 tablespoons of flour. two teaspoons of salt, lf.i cup or le mon juice and 2 t ablespoons of melted butter. This gelatino'us m ass was then brushed on the chicken. piece by piece. · Not having brushed batter on chicken much in my lifetime. I bad trouble stretching the batter through the entire batch or chicken . As it turned out, the first pieces were coated a bout the thickness of a heavy blanket and those near the end got only a dab or two. THERE WAS TROUBLE. too. in the opening steps of this maneuver because some of the chicken was still partially frozen. Some of it thawed readily in the ·microwave -so readily that it was partially cooked and·almost too bot to handle. This impaired the adhesive powers of the batter . Ah. a breathing spell. Now the coated chicken went into the refrigerator for a 30-tninute rest. I sipped a little wine, washed the six pans I bad dirtied thus far. and recalculated finishing time. More like 9:30 maybe. After its spell in the refrigerator, the coated chicken was to be dipped in m ilk and dus ted with a mixture or 2 ~ c ups of pan· cake mix, a teaspoon of paprika. ~ teaspoon or sage, and v, teas poon of pepper. I FOUND THE sage and papri~a in the far reaches of my wife's 1.000-can collection. The sage was so old the price on the can srud 23 cents. Knowmg spaces lose their punch with a ge I upped the ~teaspoon specified ln the recipe to roughly 2 teaspoon~. Just to make certain the sage didn't overpower the paprika I doubled the paprika dose as well. ' My private cooking collection includes a low-pressure deep fryer just perfect for such recipes. The problem is it takes an entire $2.32 bottle or cooking oil to be put into use. So be it, when a man's out to beat the Colonel at his own game it's no time to quibble over a couple of dollars. INTO mE BOT oil went the first ba tch of coated. dipped and dusted chicken. It was to be browned slightly before the pressure. lid was locked on. The oil must have been a trifle warm; t.he first batch turned charcoal black in about 20 seconds. The darkened c rust got no lighte r during the seven-. minute pressure treatment. The second batc h, perhaps because the chef was becoming more inspirational as the ma rk dropped in t.he wine bottle, wasn't all that bad. The third batch looked something like the picture on the outside of a box or Swanson's frozen fried chicken. I think there was a fourth batch . The entire cooking pro- gra~ had grown rather complex by that stage, and I'm not cer- tain whether I crammed eight pieces into the last batch or if they were spread out more equitably. I DO REMEMBER clearly tha t my wife, who had been whimpering and moaning for 21f.i hours after a meal.Jess day. congratulated me sarcastically on completing s uch a fine repast at t he very reasona ble hour of 10:20. She stuCfed chicken into her mouth in a m anner . I felt. not at all dignified considering the elegance of the cuisine . Me. I sipped a-little wine and ate a drumstick. Funny. I wasn ·t hungry anymore. Retracing the culinary effort. in the lucidity of Monday morning. I calculated I had s pent three hours and 20 minutes giving the Colonel such a run for his money. The ingredients cost about $10. the gas to the market m aybe another dollar. and the wine $3.89. That produced about 16 pieces of chicken. That's just under $1 a piece. · P~ Bracken m ade a mint with her "I Hate to Cook Cookbook" with its simple, shortcut ways or putUng nourishing food on the table. I just set Peg Bracken back 10 years. • Try Cooking Chicke~ Thighs on the Grill · The backyard barbecue is always popular at this d year but with inflation and energy J1bol'tages ~l!Pllt.r more people close to home the IQll milbt well 9e1~.e tbe center of this summer's actiritles. Cooking chicken outdoors instead of expensive red eats can mean real s avings. According to the National roller Council, chicken thighs and drumstic~ are peclally good buys now. 'Ibey are·in abundant supply both are ideal for barbecuinl on the grill. Uke all chicken. these parts are rich in protein but in calories and in fat content. 'Ibe dark meat is pedally moist and is preferred by many chicken lovers. It is compatible with most other foods and adapts ell to a variety of seasonings so you can create many leasing combinations when you cook thighs and msticks outdoors. The)"'re good fmger foods, too - al for informal eating. Barbecuing chicken should be a leisurely process, vored and enjoyed but never hurried. The aroma of hicken cooking on the grill is tantalizing and will whet e appetite, so start the fire well in advance of serving to ow time for proper cooking. · ':':-- Once the chicken starts to cook, the chef should re- ain nearby to tum and baste it to perfection. Charcoal makes a hot fire; space the coals so no two ch and wait until it's ash-covered (about 30 minutes) fore beginning to cook. The rack should be 6-to 8- ches from the heat. Place the chicken on the grill skin 'de up and turn every 3 to 5 minutes for even cooking. 1 It takes about an hour to cook chicken on the grill, de- pi;uw·wx on size and thickness or the pieces. Use your favorite barbecue sauce and baste the · gbs as they cook on the grill. Or bone them and pro- e ·a truly elegant treat. such as "Poulet Mignon" low). Simple to prepare with a minimum of ingredients, it's truly different dish that will appeal even to chicken lov- wbo usually eat only white meat. POULET MIGNON 8 broiler-fryer chicken thighs, boned• , 8 slices (about 2" x 3") mozzarella cheese 8 strips thick bacon 1 teaspoon salt Y. teaspoon pepper On·flat surface, place boned chicken thigh, skin-side . Place cheese slice inside thigh, genUy wrapping b around cheese. Check to be sure cheese ls tightly cloled; leCUl'e with food pick. Attach one end of bacon strip to food pick and wrap remainder of bacon around thigh several times. Secure with 6-inch wood or metal skewer, pen«rating through entire mignon. Repeat for all thiel.!s.:. Place ·thighs on grill, skin side up, 6-8-incbes from bea£. Turn every 3·5 minutes for even cooking. Grill for about 4CM5 minutes, or unW fork can be inserted in chicken with ease. Remove chicken from &rill; add salt and pepper. Makes 4 servings. "To bone chicken, simply place tbii.h on cutting board. skin-side down, and cut atona thfn aide, joint to joint. Holding one end of bone, cut meat from one joint; Here's How to Bone a Chicken Thigh 2. CUt ID8llt from one J0611t, then pull or scrape meat from bone. 3. Cut meat from opposite Joint. then pull or scrape meat from bone. Cut meat from 01> posite joint. ••• There was a time when "spring chickens•• meant just. that. 1be young, tender birds were rare, seasonal and far too costly for the average family. It wasn't until after World War ll that pioneers in today's multi·billioo-dollar broiler industry began ez. perimenting with ways to produce and market a frying chicken to meet the demands for July 4th picnics. Fried chicken was considered a status symbol for the Fourth. Some say the modem broiler industry began in 1923 when a Mrs. Steele grew a nock of about 200 chickens on her Delaware farm. The first carload of "spring fryers" went to New York in 1926 and sold for a $1.13 a pound. Broiler-fryer chickens are now the world's most economical source of protein .•. not only for July 4th pie·· rues but for everyday fare throughout the year. Have A Recipe To Share? What kind of treasured family recipe have you got brewing on the back burner that a lot ol othen would love to sample if they knew bow to make it? The Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, Chapter 14, of Orange County, would love for you to share with them if you've got a few minutes to jot down tbe inCJ'edjents and what to mix with what, wben. ~of course, bow long to coot it and what garniabes go with it. The organization with an amuincty large membership in Orange County is about to re-publlab its exeeptiOGally successful , benefit cOokbook. 1 Published several years aco. the first one containing nu- merous recipes, many with tbe flavors of tbe Hawaiian Islands, bas completely sold out after one re-printing. The new PHSA Cookbook for wblcb Eunice Antolik and Dorothy Facer, both of Seal Beaeb, are co-ebalrmen, will be stressing recipes for microwave ovem and food proceqora. I Still, tb_ey want some of tbe old lta.Ddbya aucb u thole that made their first effort such a 111CCeu. ··we think our boot wW be nm better' than oar flnt ef. tort, .. aaya Mrs. Antoelt, a eourmet coot wbo .UU fiDdl time to serve·as ~ MCntary of Cdfcn1a Garden Clulla Inc . .. We expect to bave tbem reedy for early Notember, or at leut tbat'a tbe date we're tryina for," U1S lln. Aatoeit. wbo aloGg wlth ber busbud ADQ owns a bome • tbe lllaad ol Kaui, wr l4haiaa. 'Ibey are 90licttin1 recipes from tbe ,...i pabllc u well u friends and family wbo were bued in tbe lslud'• military facilltlee on Dec. 7, lMl wbea war broke oat. ··we especially desire etbak or old family netpes _. it you have updated your iDltnldicm to ... a food proc111or or microwave oven please include tbe iDfonnatioD," SQ tbe c. chairmea. ''llere ii bow to MDCI ID JOV Ndpel: OD ONS 8'de ol tbe paper ~ lilt your u.,recu.ata ID double cohullll fonu& u tlaat 11 bow they will be priD*-1. lad• .,.anc billtaOl.'dw. bow muy lt wUl serve, OYen t&Dpet-.• ...t time MCIHUJ ID prep~ .. Be_.. to include JOW aame, llddrell and pbCllle a.mber. Pleue make a DOie ol bow ID8Q C!oPel J'O'I will waat reHl'Yed by addtDI tbat bdormaUoD wbm,.. .-ta JOlll' nelpel. '' Sa1Nn1Nlom Uoulcl be,......... br Ma· IO, IO tbe PHSA cookbook ......... CUI~ ...... 8Dd apertJIMatinl and tbetr ballNe""" eu a..ta II oat tlMir belt.a a few DOtdMll . ..... _. coollbooll lbDuld be m.u.d to ORCO Cookbook, P.O. Boa 14, IM AJamttO', .,., tbe cbairm• uy • .,._ ... tbat DriDU., tabl tour to u .... an. all tbe ftnl1bed wrttiQI wJ UMIDblJ 11 lmt to the PliDtiDI compall)'. "'-are plamlin1 to bave lbem nM1 IA t1IM for Cbrtatmas &lft·aivtnc. ~· Whb fartnen and ......... buly banfll tat bouatlN tf'Otll, now laU..~d1Mtotry MW WQI ol lncl~ them '" '"e menu Altbouab 1ooc1 toollt tallM tM uua 1peclal 'Uta ol rr..l\1~ picked #UJu and ~.,.., oo OM WMtl to li*'d Utt• Clme lD Ua• "lcben. Tbete U11MMav1ac Up1 and reclpe1 aboWd btlp. Wben prepartnt turnovera with frub peacbea, for eumr le, sav e time by '°'' DI refri1erator crescent rolla in place of a homemade crust. And. if peacbea are not oo b'Ud, save a trif to tbe a&ore by aubat tu&ina nec- tartnee, plums, apples or peara. The traditional •P· proacb to abortcake can also be daaqed to save time. Make one large cake in place of in dlvidual shortcakes. and adapt the fruit filling to tak e advantage of avaUab&e fruJts. The fill· t ng for both the s hortcake and the turnovers is lblckened with corn starch which provides an end result that ls lighter tn taste and more translucent in appearance than iI flour had been used. Stir-fry is still another way to save time in the s ummer kitch e n w.driHday. ~Ulll IO, 1• A~ it ncawrea ad· vane• PNtParaUoa, ac tual cootlnt Um• i. a matter ol "'1.Du&ea Tbe follow n1 recipe ror Chick• wtth Vqetablea featurea a medley of ftJ.UbH9 that couJd be barveated from a oearby 1arden or purcb.,ed al a local ,., ...... (.:slCNWlllt VEGCl'A.91 .a the peach mixture oa "" C\IP corn atarch ~ Leupoon 1round tine er 2 cblcktn breasts, skinned, boned, cut into J.lnch cubea \4 cup corn oil l cup zucchln.i strips 1 cup thinly sliced carrota 1 cup diagonally sUced celery 2 tablespoons sliced green colon 1 clove garltc, minced or pressed 114 cup soy sauce 2 cups finely shredded iceberg lettuce Hot rtce In shallow dish stlr together com starch and ginger. Coat c hicken with corn starch mix· lure. In large skillet or wok heat corn oil over medium-high heat. Add chicken; stirring oc· casionally, cook 5 to 8 minute s or until browned. Add zucchini, urrots. celery, green onion and aarUc. SUr ln 1oy aaut Cover ; re· duce heat and cook ~ mlnulC'1 or unt i l ve1etablt1 aru tender· crl1p Lt 1hlly lou chlrlceo vtaelabl._. mlx· ture with lettuce Serve over rice. Makes 4 serv ln11 QUICK FRUIT nJIRNOv t.:as 2 ta~poons s ugar 1 tablespoon corn starch V4 teaspoon ground ~lnnamon 2 medium peaches, peeled. pitted . thinly sUced <about I cup) 1 package (8 oz> refrigerator crescent rolls <8> Confectioners sugar In small bowl sl1r together s ugar , corn starch and c innamon. Toss with p eaches . Unroll cresent dough and separate into 4 rec- tangles. Seal perfora· lions in each rectangle. Place rec tangles or dough on ungreased bakin" sheet. Place v. or the peach mixture on half or each re<>tangle. Fold top half or rec· tangle over filling. Seal edges with fork. Pierce tops with fork. Bake in 400 d e gree oven 15 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool on wire rack 10 minutes. Sprinkle with confec· tioners sugar. Makes 4. Note : Nectarlnes. plume. apples or pears may be 1ubeUtu\.ed for peaches FRlJJI' SHORTCAKE ll'ralt FU11D1 1 '11t cups unairted flour 'h c\Jp com starch 2 teaapoons bakint powder v. teupooo 1aJt v. c up corn oll margarine ~.cup milk 1 cup heavy cream 2 tablespoons con· fecUooens sugar Prepare deslred Fruit Filling. Grease 8xl ~ inch round cake fan. In m e dium bow sti r toge ther flour, corn starch. baking powder and salt. With pastry blender or two knives cut in margarine until coars e cr umbs form. With fork stir in milk just until dough forms. Spread dough evenly in prepared pan. Bake in 450 degree oven 12 to LS minutes or unUJ lightly browned. Cool in pan 10 minutes. Remove from pan. Split into two layers; carefully lift of( top layer. In small bowl with mixer at high speed whip cream with confec- tioners sugar. Assemble cake by a lternating layers or cake, filling a nd whipped cream. Serve warm. Makes 8 servings. lndlvldual Fruit Shortcakes: FolJow re· clpe for Fruit Shortcake. On UghUy noured SUr · face knead douch cenUy and roll out to ~·inch thickne ss. Cut with floured 2'h·inch blacult cutter . Place on un. greased cookie sheet. Bake in 450 degree oven 12 to 15 minutes or until Utchlly browned. Break bl1cu1ts apart whlle warm but not hot. Prepare shortcakes 811 directed above. F RUIT FILLING ( f« Sllloncake > 2 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon corn starch "4 cup pineapple or orange juice 1 tablespoon lemon juice .,, tea.spoon vanilla 2 cups blueberriet l large banana, sliced In I-quart s aucepan stir together sugar and corn starch. Gradually stir In pineapple juice until smooth. Stirring constantly, bring to boil over medium beat and boil 1 minute. Remove from heat. Stir in lemon juice and vanilla. In m e dium bowl toss together blueberries and banana. Pour juice mix· lure over fruit; toss to coat evenly. Cool. Use to fill shortcakes. Makes about 3 cups. • Introducing raisin bread . with 50% more of what you buy a raisin bread for. The government demands that there be a certain nmount of raisins in every loaf of raisin bread . And that's good. But it's not good enough for Sun-Maid: Sun-Maid 's new raisin bread has 50% more raisins than the government asks for. And the re's not a speck of preserva- tives or chemicals added. Only good, whole- some ingredients like unbleached wheat flour, rich creamery butter and spicy cinnamon. So try delicious new Sun-Maid' Raisin Bread soon. You'll get 50% more of what you buy a raisin bread for. And save some dough in the bargain i' I , I I . . FRUITS OF THE SEASON MAKE VERSATILE SHORTCAKE •Well, maybe so. • • . . . . . •But talk 11 so cheap -and so tranattory. •When you want food bllrgalns -prices you can count on day In a net d8y out, the proof la In print • • • • .In the grocery IMI• In the Dally Piiot. •ConfuMd by all the conftlctlng clalma? •Shop the Dally Piiot, get th• facts, com- pare •.••• then you know rou're really getting the molt tor your money. .. DAILY PILOT 642-4321 FOOD •• FOOD ~ay,August 20, 1980 DAILY PILOT C1 Peanut Butter Salad Dressing • • r••"· ...... \Me ~ ..-" "'°'"" rrap•~· Cltoo•• •••....,._ fOr pJump· ..... rtt11r1, color and a-..e. ol bnd.MI. Salad ca.Ill for • Taqy Peanut Butter Dreutn1. The aaJad lltelf 1ain1 cruochUMu &Del navor from chopped pea1nat1. For Ul1I moet unu1ual dreHlft8, bleod toaelher aour cream. peanut bul· lt r, plctk reliah and a little milk . l c up s l i ce d strawberries orange Jwce 1 tablespoon hooey Combine all in gre- d it n la . M ix unt i l smooth. Yield : ~ cup . 'h cup c hopped peanuts l asle. Pour dressl'\la over salad. Toss well: -....... .a.u.etloa ........... &allle •la• ae~ .. _.. ,,. e•llJ""· U1lng a melon baller or tea1poon, cul can· laloupe into balls. Com· blne with remain ing fruits, saving orange juice for dressing. Toss wllb ~ cup Peanul · Yogurt Dressing. Chill. Makes 4 servings. 1 cup sliced ce lery C h all 2 to 3 bout1 . Spoon Into lettuce cu1l5 . Garnish with paprika. Yield : 8 servings. T angy Peanat Bauer ••l·•f·t •·or4laarr ••11• •ltll tile • ,. ....... Veru\U• ,... .... ,,,,... t1UHI Haadl• tb1 frul\ . ....,..., ..... ,....,.... 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped =~1111111a.r caate.._. •II• 't• ••••*-· c • .--.. ......,._.J ........... t1fll ••• , .. , ......... . l•I tt , and 1lve U • ..eoed tblWDI ll Ume permlll. Tb• UDUIU•l haa.a. YOl\U't Ortulnl c:omMDll tanc)' yocurt wtt.b or.,. JuJce and • lhlle booe y . T hen Note : Store any re· maining dressing in cov· ered jar in refrigera tor. Variation : Use peach yogurt in place o( plain yogurt. 1.4 c u p c hoppe d onion Salt and pepper· Tangy Peanut But· ter Dressing DresalDg • Ol H 1.. 1w.ll .. r.••• of tM ....... vatart DNM· , .... , a..a ..... 1):) c up s m o o t h peanut butter la1 la U11 crowal•I are Wiii ..._. beea .. tHcll tw a rtwe~frult &My .......... 111tlw, eulb,..... ...t MC· ,....... , .... MMald FaVIT 8AIA.D 1 cantaloupe Peullt· Yoiurt Dreeablg: POTATO SALAD WITH PEANUT BUTTER DRESSING Lettuce Paprika In a large bowl, com · bine potatoes, cele ry, pe a nuts, h ard-cook ed eggs and onion . Sprlnkle with salt and pepper to 1,/4 cup sweel pickle relish · 14 cup milk 0.. ot ...... part& about ...... &M wwlcl oe a two-wtaular la U-at JOU .... -... aQ ol t•• wwld'a eaer1y - Juat ~ °'"'· Aad what abouJd '°" tote ..., to repl..u.ai Uaat enerty! Aprleota! Y ... that dellcioul lit· lie fruit from sunny Callfonla ii fl1led with much of the nutr ition you need to power thoee pedala. One ball cup of dried apricots contain more than the daily Recommended Dietary Allowance for vitamin A needed by anyone ~ even the kids. And a good percentage o f vitamin C, plu s carbohydrates too! And iron, the important one for building your blood. So tuck some dried apricots into a comer of your bike pouch and take an apricot break about halfway along the route . Sna c k on nutritious dried apricots just "as is" or bring out some of the apricot goodles you baked yourself. They will give you and your bl.kin~ bud· ·---i.ner a secona-wm ancr get you going again. Faurr AND NVTrY APRICOT LOAF 1 cup fanely chopped dried apricots 1 cup warm waler ! cups all-purpose flour l cup sugar 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 t.easpooo salt 14 teaspoon baking soda 2 tablespoons butter or margarine I egg, beaten \12 cup oranee ju.ice ~ c up c hopped walnuts 1h c up c o nf ec· tioners' sugar 2 tablespoons milk Soak apricots in warm water about ts minutes. Drain apricots reserving ~ cup liquid. In large bowl, com- bine nour, sugar, baking powder, sail and baking soda. Cut in butler until mixture rese mbles coarse c rumbs. Com- bine egg, r es erve d apricot li quid and orange ju.ice; add egg mixture . drained apricots and walnuts lo Oour mixture. Stir just until dry ingredients are moistened. Mixture will be lumpy. Spread in greased 9 x S.incb loaf pan. Bake in 3SO ·d e gree oven 55 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pan 10 minutes. Remove from pan; cool on wire rack. Combine confectioners' sugar with milk until smooth; spread on lop of loaf. Makes 1 kNlf. APaJCOT CHIP COOKIES 1/4 cup butter o r margarine lf4 cup vegetable shortening Y.s cup firmly packed light brown sugar Y.s cup granulated sugar tegg Y.s teaspoon vanilla 1 cup all·purpoae flour \12 teaspoon salt ~ teupooo baking soda % cup finely chopped dried apricots ~ cup ·Ha:llaw,et c hocolate pieces or chopped DUll Beat toletber butter, tboJ'tealDI ud RIUS; beat m ea ad vanilla. Gr~ edd combmed flour. aalt aDd IOda to butter mature; mis. UD• tll 1mootb. Stir in ud ehoeolate Drop by nuaded all==--= :c.,.....099 .......... .w ......, ........ ODoloia wire r.cb. ..... .... • .. .... cooklel. Cell M2•11tl. ,.. ............ toworlc fo be neew wtca. browa to be fullJ rtpe. Selett llmt, ~ buncbee ot r:uut buUer II blended for • 1uperbJy na.-orf\11*-lu. 3 navel or anges , peeled. aeetloaed; Jwce reserved 2 baoanaa, sliced 1 cup crapes 'h cup plain Yogurt \.!s c up c hunk y peanut butter 2 t a blespoon s 2 pounds potatoes. cook e d , peeled and cubed ln a small bowl com- bine all ingredients untu well blended. Yield: Ap· prox. 1"'2 cups. A beartler ~oteto i'B0'4 WHAT YOO rtBBD NOST AT VONS. FROZEN FOODS 1 P()U!'IO 80'1 Banquet Fried Chicken 2 39 • l ... P l'llOWll .85 Vons Cob Com ~~~TOrl\~ Jerseymaid Frozen Yogurt 135 ~ OUl'<l'. 6AG .25 Party Crushed Ice 80l PKG CMCllOI Oii llU:r .34 Banquet Meat Pies I lOL P!l(j 8(JTlt:Jt"WlX Down)take Wafftes .69 '6~ ~ OCl:I' Ol5>t Saluto P.-ty Pizza 285 &!WIPACIVIClt.OIWU Knudsen Yogurt Push-Ops .95 DELICATESSEN 4()Ll'l(Q..1Ultll(V HAA.llEU 69 8uddlg Slced Meats • llOL C™ I '9 I~ CM1°" 89 Jerseymaid Sour Cream • lltOCJlM Plt'.CCS l8 I 99. r Nil. Y Pl<ll 194 Vona Mid Cheddw Cheese Lii , 110l.l't!O lOfAT 5ll'tCil.E 5UCCS Borden l.Jte.Une Cheese l>OZ.C™ ~OllCOlCSUIW Vons Potato Salad IKll PllG -'AAMUJ()HIO Braunsehwdger Chubs 120L ~ 2A• &Ot '°"° VQns Cooked Ham 169 .59 .43 169 109 .53 BACK·TO·SCHOOL VALOES GROCERIES 210tKI J.a V.~( Del Monte 0 111 Pickles T~c:xr-rc JMl Del Monte Sweet Chips '•00"<~ JAJI French's Salad Mustard '')()(lf'<t. CA" Hunt's Chli Beans I \~()(!"CXl"<:t ll0n u: Gatorade lemon lime 24~CA" Wyler s lemonade Mix '80!.l'<t oonu Seneca Orape Juice f.4cxr.ct.eomr ortMSAiAY Cranberry Cocktail 16-0UP<l. eio ... Apple Oty Applesauce .93 .83 .67 .26 .38 .37 128 .79 169 }19 169 .35 ~St; Pack Pudclng .96 SE HVICE-SEAFOOD 1'11£5" 5'-"'()()0Til[AT 169 Butterftsh Fllets L8 F1l£5" lll[A f "'°"'fl< SE-" }79 Ocean Perch Fllets UI. f1'()m;. o::4f'l) Snow bCklsters L8 179 ~RainbowT~ Lil }98 'HCYT . BAKl · HY I ~l'O(l'C) L()V' Shepherd's Bread w-.1n•,.''""'""'""' •d U-l"1U.l"'4 ._, 129 119 MEAD DATA CENTER 299 ~_.., h('),..., ... "_" Spd-Wrile Notebook .49 )09 s~«~h T' a"'...... . ,. " • 6 9 •la.i" ~-.i·, ,,,.~,. 499 Vons Tube Socks llOlD COIC£l«l100l fl>1' lEMOIADl -;a11iTLOr:~ - VONS LEMONADE llOUNI C'\"'-1 h'O/I '< Id: 1,0\.Alo' ("', 11""1\ l "111 ... .79 H\,tll .\h I'/ l ~ ..... , I'"'' I• I" 6 :154 GROCERIES "'IOI ~(j ~'f.JC:,•H Y..A l\ht"' Sugar SUbstitute .91 "'~l0-" Hunts Tomato Sauce .52 60U'l<l. 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A11o lt'• ll•p&e. euy t.o prepare and coow.Ueot to eal all or which flt qlcely ll\· to current Ufeal.)tltt. lddne7 _bean~n•lD 8M dill ;o • . 'l1lla mlxtwe II 1pooMd iato th• ceet« o1 • t•rre plaUer. Coan• 1 ebopped lettuce . tom1toe1. r::;n and ollvu • ~with thrwddtd cbMM a.re ar· raaaed arowMI \he meat aodbeua. 1hr•dded Cheddar cu... 1 pound •round .,.., rouad ~ c up chopped ordon l ran (20 ounce•> red kidney bean a , dralned 2 lableapoons rt1d wine vlne1ar 2 ..... poooa around cumin •eed 2 teaspoona chill powder '-"» te.upoon Hlt v.. teupoon pepper J ~ c ups Cheddar· RomlrnO or Sour Cream and Chive Croutons __ ._,_.,... ...... ~-..--.. ....._ ........ --· -..- FOOD Borrowtnc from our Mex.ican neighbors. thta aalad 'de• i.s a variation on the poputar taco. Mexican-s tyle Taco Salad is perfect rot those hot. sultry sum· mer daya when ap· petites wane. n requires a minimum of cookin& and makes use of the 1arden vegetables so abundant in the sum· mer. Tben ....-yone createt Ma or ber own u lad From \be meat and ••· sorted veaeubles. The 11rnlah 18 a aprblklln• of •lther Cheddar· Rotnano OI Sour Cream and Chive Croutona . Tht"H Cl'OUWN add de· Utbttul navor u weU aa crispy texture to tbe salad. M EXICAN ·STYLE TACOSAL\D l YI c ups pl1t1n yogurt or sour cream Arran ge lettuce. tomatoes. olives, pepper and cheeM oo a large platter. CbUI up to 12 houri. Heat a large 11tlllet over moderately blah beat. Add beef and oolon and cook. stirring frequently, unUl beef i.s browned and onion is a ott. Add b e ans. vlne1ar, cumin, chili. u lt and pepper. Cook three to four minutes longer. atirriog constant· ly. unW most molature has evaporated. Cover loosely and let stand 30 minutes. Just be fore serving, spoon meat miJt· ture on top of lettuce mix· tu re ; s prinkle with croutona and serve with yogurt or sour cream. Makes six main·dlsb servings. MEXICAN-STYLE TACO SALAD WITH CRISPY, FLAVORFUL CROUTONS Ground b eef is sauteed with chopped oniona then mixed with 4 cups coarsely c bopped lceberglettuce 1 pint c herry tomatoes. halved y, cup pimiento- s tuHed green olives, sllced (aboutlcup) 1 large green pep- per. cored and diced (about 1 cup) l 'h cups coar sely Kohlrabi Adds Novel Touch tr you would like to butter. Cooked kohlrabi add a novel touch to a is also delicious with a lunch or dinner menu, savory sour cream or consider tbe kohlrabi. cheese sauce. Thia unique vegetable KOJU..RABI IN CREAM derives ita name "the l lh pounds kohlrabi cabbage turnip" from 2 tabl~poons butter tbe German. It ac· or marganne curately describes the _,. ~b peppes:----· -rnivor~~wi'Virtrch-1 cup ch i ck e n is a piquant combination bouilJon of tut.es from the turnip 4 teaspoons flour and cabbage families. 1 cup heavy cream Kohlrabi is not widely i;4 cup fresh parsley. produced on a com· minced. mercial scale, however, Pell and cut kohlrabi it is becoming n:iore into ~·inch cubes. In a avail~ble ~an previous-large saucepan, melt the ly. It 1s chiefly marketed butter, add kohlrabi and M.ay through Nov~m~r pepper. (Note: salt may wi t h peak supphes an not be needed due to use June and July. W_h<:n of chicken bouillon in you are a ble to find lt m this recipe): Cook over your supermarket be medium heat for two sure to choose glob_es minutes, stirring coo· that ~ a~ut two tn· stantly. Add the bouillon c h es l n d 1 am et er· and simmer covered for Larger bu.lbs can .be about 10 minutes or until tough and batte~, so stick t e nder. stirring fre· to lbe smaller s~es. quently. Gradually. stir S~re kohlrab1 , in l;be the cream into the flour, refngerator. Do~ t trim mixing until smooth . the s t e ms pnor to Stir the cream mixture s torage because o f into the kohlrabi. Add pot.e nt i al Jo ss of the pars le y. Simmer nutr1ents. . over low heat until R a w k oh l r a b 1 • sauce is thickened, stir· ~8:s hed , peeled a~d ring constantly. 1uhenned makes an m· teresting relish tray ac· CREAMY & CRUNCHY companiment wbicb can KOllLllABI SALAD be served with a dip. It 2 cups kohlrabi, can be sliced into sliced julienne strips and l/.a cup mayonnaise added to tossed green \4 cup yogurt or salad or prepared in a sour cream vegetable stir-fry. 1 I/• t e a s p o o n It can be cooked in Its mustard skin as long as the 1 tablespoon fresb kohlrabi globes are lemonjuice young and tender salt and pepper to Otherwise, peeling the taste Safeway loon Beef Chuck. Bio de Cut. n .. I '.~. \ Foster Farms ..... 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Veaetablet belt suited to stuffiDI include tomatoes andonioa.I. l'ftJFFING 1 10-ounee 1>9ekace rroaen c:bopped 1pinacb. cSefl'CMMd aDd dra:lned '4 cup Ricotta c b ee1e. drained if D8CelNI')' ieu ),.\ teupoon 1arlic p0wder ~ ttMPO"" ...-no Y,teaapoonf.....a '4 t.eapooD autmea 2 tcaatoea. ebopped \.\ cup crated .lrlouanlla ebeele Salt ancl freahty sroad,...,.. to tute ~ pouad mllcl Put sausage in mixing 79 bowl or food processQr. 2-~ M·1nute Maid 0~~~· g~:., ¢ = .. <~Bath Tissue S:~h 4 ;~. 7 4 ¢ Add defros ted and · drained spinach, Ricotta 99 $119 cheese, garlic powder, D-1,crazy Pops ~·r~~:~·11~ ~~2 ¢ =-:Bel-air Pizza l 1Qlen tlN nutmeg, tomatoes and Pko Mozzarella cheese . 89¢ 59e Blend \Dltil well mixed, :-iNabisco SIUC~v.ic•e•s ~ :.-; Hi c Orange Drink ·~ but not pureed. Do not overmix. Fill vegetables and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Makes4cups. STUFFED TOMATOES: Cut out stem end of large, fresh tomatoes. Hollow out center with grapefruit knife and fill with atuff. ing millture. Sprinkle with pannesan cbt1eae. Bake ln 400-de,ree oven for 30 minutes if at room temperature. 40 minutes if reffilerated. ONIONS: Peel and blanch onlons -10 minute for tarae, 5 to 7 minutes for am,ller oolon1. Cut off alice from root end. Scoop out centers with fort to cet onion "abelll." (Several •bella can be made from lew at Safeway ONE DAY or WE PAY , .... ••••lopl119 * ~ We ..,,u olevel., ond ptlnt you• celo• p•int I.Im (•Ir•• 110, 12t, I))) ... 01* DAY WMn rou UH ..,, tpe<lel e"'"'9ht en••• .. • o"~ bri"t him m 1oe1 ... p1t~up M.n11ey ..,,..,,., Thv•'4ky If .,_ ""'" -"et becli. wMn P'""".H ... 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O..vtt, S.-010 -& C.to¥•1 Sol.. t.. ..... , 0.-.h'* 0.fy JtallMl--P••H•ebeete ....... =trom .,.....,... water !i e large onion .) rinkle wttb Parmesan HH. Bake ln 400· d••r•• oven for 30 Everythlna you want from a stoft and a little bit more! ......... to. boll. ............... ~--·-·· mlnut.tl lf at room tem· • 1000..,...Dr .. .....,_..._.. perature, 40 mi.Dutel lf ~. . ,,, .-.c..........,. w.-....... •JHIS.. ............ Mll . • 24 ....... hy ...... S-"' a..,-• , ...... ,,._., .. La, ................ • I 44 t1 c.tr Dr~ .. w-... '""'9 .. --.......-..-...-_.. -. - FOOD · C.Oleslaw Can .Be Fancy, Too It ., •• ,., •• at ........ ,....,_ ... ...,,,._ r.n. cn.p ,. ... .,, t.-t ....... , --• tllle ta.al.. cool lllMltllllU• ..... tt•1coa. ................ .... ,.. ........ diah .... Meo .. U.. ••l•d·for· all·HMOU; a piq\IU\ flavor patlner to ctalck-. ,..... we udrti.-......-a1 tbe ow. or bo& from the ... , .... ,....n."' ........... 1 ........... Julft; eMIL ............ c1 ;Jrh111 rl ' 1 c.ie· 1law ma. Hl•r aad Yll11 .. : * .. ,_._ ... )'Ql9t ... IDaJGa· UIM.,.. .. ea...,e: ~MU. lhmwtdle, drala aalmoa ; break lnto cbuab. ,..... NhDOD, avocado < brualaed wltb l1mo1a Jldce to snveat brown· la1>. aad ch•••• on •••• ; Mn• with drela· ia1, Y .... about 4 HrY· taa•. coaNSD 8SBF • oor•Aw MIAD80WL8 1 ,P8Ck11e (1.S ou.ece) dehydrated col· eal1wmlx 2,,,. lablespoona •utar 2 table1poona vlD11ar leupma,_alH ~eupk•hup ~ teupooa caraway .... l can (12 OU.DCH) corned beef. cbilled 6 ounce1 Swiss cheeae, cut lnto atripa Pitted ripe ollvea, cberrY. tomatoes (op-Uona)) 8 CUPI ahredded cab- baae (about 1~ pounds)· ln bowl, combine cole· s law mlx, sugar and vinegar: attr In mayon- na he, ketchup and caraway. Toss ln cab- ba1e: chill. To arranie individual salads . crumbel lh corned beef; stir into slaw. Divide in· lo 4 serving bowls. Slice rem.alnlng corned beef. Arrange on slaw with cheese; garnish with olives and tomatoes. C biJI until r eady to serve. Ylelds 4 servings. .... .,.. . .,.~ ..... __ _ t Wldneeday, Augul't 20, 1980 DNLYPtl.OT SLAW 'N SEAFOOD SALAD 1rW. But lt rou UUak Te~: apooa alaw col .. law la plaha fare, oato aervtni platter. Ar· it.. bJO tlmit to try It la I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- aome tr.b _. waya. I Hearty salada, for 1upper or a •eekeDd hmclt, are ideal for fut paced d-.ys when Cook· Int facea a Ume--crunch. Slaw 'N Seafood Salad for example, starts wilh 1 a ienero~s layer of criap, creamy coleslaw that should be chilled several hours or over- ni&ht, so mix it the eve-I Dini for morning before. This "marries" tbe J flavors of the llaht, ap· pealing, yogurt-based d ressing with crispy I cabbage, one of the very best buys i n fresh J vegetables. f>rel>aration is a breeze with conven-. ient dehydrated cole· • slaw mix also market-t ed in the produce sec-· tion, above the cabbaie. With canned Sockeye salmon and s liced pickled beets on hand in the fridge, your salad can be arranged with a minimum of fuss. Add optional recipe ingre- dients as you lite; sliced avocado, cubes of I cheese or sliced bard-· co~ied eggs ' are all I tuteful toppers for Slaw 'N Seafood Salad. Corned B eef and I Coleslaw Salad Bowls I are another appealing way to add creativity to I busy-day menua. For I this eaay recipe, crisp and tangy coleslaw, · 1 made with dehydrated co leslaw mix , is I seaaooed with caraway . and combined with some I protein-rich canned corn- ed beef. Sliced Swiss cheese and the remain- ing corned beef em· belllab these appetizing main-dish s alads , garnished flavorfully with ripe olives and cherry tomatoes. SIAW'N8EAFOOD . SALAD l 1 pacJaage (l.Sounce> dehydrated coleslaw mix 1 container <81 ounces) plain yogurt :i4 cup mayonnaise I Lemon juice . 2 tabl espoo n s 1 1 vinegar 8 cups shredded cab· I bage (about 1 'h pounds) , 1 can (7~ ounces) red sockeye s almon, chilled 1 small avocado. s liced or 1 jar < 16 ounces> pickled beets, drained 6 ounces American cheese, cubed or 4 sliced · hard-cooked eggs For dreHlni : com- bine 1 teaspoon coleslaw FIX AHEAD FRUIT Prepare halved, sliced or peeled fresh peaches half-a-day ahead of time . Simply s prinkle with ascorbic acid powder as package directs. Cover with orange. lemon o r pineapple juice. Drain just before serving . ••• SIMPLE SANG&IA Your own simple and refreshi.DC sangria can be made by adding 1 cup orange juice to a fifth of dry red wine. Add 1 sliced lemon or oran1e and a .iiUer of brand)'. Let stGd-eeveral hours. Al semna time, add a small bottle of sparkling water and pour into gluses ball filled with fresh peach and plum slices. ••• Slmlrr 'NSWEt:r Slice fresh peaches on· to sllces of toasted pound cake. Then crown with nutme1-apiced whipped cream and a 1bower al ..,_ Dutl for a abort •a peacbJ cake. ' ) • ----~ alpbs SUper Grand Opening · Ralphs Irvine Walnut Ave. & Culver Dr. Daub le DOUBLE COUPON DOUBLE COUPON DOUBLE COUPON PreHnl 11111 couPOn t lO<lg w1lh any one Manulactu••" ·~nit-Oii' coue>0n .,,d ge1 oouble 11>e HY1"ijt ,..,,.n you OY'C"ase 1ne Uttm Nol 10 ll''ICtude .. ,e1a1let ·1reo ··oroce1v P\lf"cf\ases-0t e•c:eeo ttle "Wl\,e ot me .,em E •CJ·.l'dn t1ouor IObacco ano flU•O m.lli PfOCIUCIS Lim" OM Item Pet Menufac1uref1' Coupon _.... Lill'llt 3 Double Coupona Per Cuelom« Coupon Eftecttw. Aug. 21 ttwu Aug. %7, 1910 per lb. Pre1 .. nt rn•s COvOO"I dto"Q Wtt"' a,...,. Of'ltt' ~·~f'\ufACfu' .. 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('ltl C0\100"' d.,d get O°'-tDf• lrtP .. .\1t•rq~. ~,,en \oOV P"''"'"'''' '"''' '"'"'" NOi ,,, 11'\C •101• rf'fdf>t·' frtif' lfroct.•r 'J Pu~crt.e •e\ • • •("~ P"IP. ~tliv0• Of 1np it~m E •t1uOO\ \.QUO~ tOO.ttlO a•·o t '1 "" lit (:foQ..CI\ Limit On• Item Per Menuteclu,.ra• Coupon end l imit 3 Double Coupon• Per Cu•tomer Coupon E"•etlve Aug. 2t thru Aug. 27, 1980 Sweet Mellow Flavor Casaba Melons Ralph a per lb .• Charcoal 10 Briquets 99 Limit 2 10 lb. bag• . Regular, Hot°' h:~kory London Broll :~·239 ~=: 89 Llmlt2 100ct .• pkg. Limlt2 ·49 2~ oz .• 1ar Chris' & Pitt's Bar-B-0 Sauce 49 Llmlt2 14 oz •• btl. S.Ylngt •• b8Md on prevloua week'• Ralphs pricM or la1t Ralpha price before reduction. 12 ounce Cana-8 P•ck-Regular or Sugar Fr" ~:a . 3~vfo rCRA 35o/o Coa Col&1 7-Up, Dr Pep,,.r, Mountain Dew, Pepai, Haw•ltan Punch, A a W Root Beer, Aspen, Freaca, eprne, Weloh'a, Country 1'.lm• -CIJ;I-t• 'r ..... QtOC*y ComlNlftJ. A" ...... "•Ml'YM. We ,...,.,. "'8 "9t1t to llmlt Of refuH HI•• to c...,....rc1• o .... ,. Of wttoi.Hter1. . . - Prices effective Aug. 21 thru Aug. 27, 1980 \ ! .. ·'' ·' . .,, .-~ ·"' ··'I ,.,. .. , -·-. &••-• t 111 sr .. CISTA llSA ....... lmllUS •SM ... lllfllTIW 1214 ... lll1ll. .... ' -.,.. 11211 111 If .. 111111 ... , .. CISTA llJA . •t A1A11S &ft.. mrfll• IUCI •1ll-------····· ... 1-..a & WI.,._. •AWY 15411s.11rn11sr, m1•ta'1 STm Im 1-11 lllJ, M Slllllj\1 I ,. tnill, _..., • ~•&11 ....... a.a.a. -• .... " ••• --Or ......... =··· ....... ,.. .... ............... ., .............. ,. f,'11 1fter wa1'6a1. r1 ..... . ,... ...... . ~ --er11e· .... N•• • e......._. TM ................ ......... ,.. •eed tG" Niil-~· .... llhlrNIWYtal .... • ••• ,..u.. eoaa nlad, tr1 Sltredded ,... .. ,.. ......... apANd hY aalwe and Jepa•••• cu•1iae1. S..me and le• 1lve thl1 .. dish a ckUcloualy dlf· renataa'f'OI'. Tout tbe summer or any oeJMr teuon wtlh a to11 or exclt1n1 and difff'M ulada •udl •• Oriental Hacked ChJcken uct Sbreclded Pork with Noodlee. " 11111-Mt pep-vtnecar ,........ S t•bleapoo na W• 1 eaw ve1et•bl• on 18 ••Ulll bowl, eom. l tableapoon aoy ._ illMll•. cuetm1ber, aauc• aealllM, •••1er aad 2taapoom1uiar 11rUc: mix weU, In t tta•Poon flavor ... u e-. •a.wt blend enbaDC« kitetW peuut bUtter, 1 clove 1arllc, water, aoy aauce. mlnced vl••11r. oil. flavor 2 cups cooke d ....... eucar and hot shredded pork pepper MUN. (If HI.tee lo larae uucepot l• too ~k add more brln1 I quarts 11lted wat.r.).....,. M-..ee over water to a boll: cook ea.lellen: to11 1enUy. noodl• 7 mlnutel or un· Serve oo a btd or tll tender. Drain, rinae wetercreu. Yield: 4 with cold water. Jn lar1e aervtnp. bowJ tou noocUel with 1 •f'°" best reaulll ute teaapoon H1ame oil: set freah etnter, however Yt aside to cool completely. teaapoon around s1n1~r In amaU bowl, comblne may be 1ubat.ltuted. aeaeme pule and tea. 8 H a EDD & D P 0 a k stirring to kffp mixture wrnt NOODl.£8 smooth. Sllr in vinegar. 4 ounces fine e11 vegetable oU. aoy sauce, n oodles or lo mt1ln auaar, navor enhancer. noodles 1erllc and remain.Ina 3 4 teupoon.a aesame teaspoons sesame oll. oll. divided Arrange noodles on 14 cup HSame paste aervlna dish. Spoon port O&IENTAL RACKED 3 tabJespoons ove r noodles . spoon ClllC&EN brewed t~a sauce over pork. Yield: FOOD Oriental Hacked Chicken is a cold salad with exotic flavors r • to spice up a Jong, hot summer. 2 cups cook ed. 3 tablespoons wine 4 servi.wts. shreddedcrucken ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---------=-==============---=~---=.....:.~~~~~~~~~~ 1 cucumber. seeded and sliced 1 scallion, thinly sliced Yt-lnch piece fresh ginger- 1 clove garlic. minced 3 tablespoons creamy peanut butter 3 tablespoons water 1 tablespoon aoy sauce I VJ tablespoons wine vinegar 1 tablespoon sesame 1 teaspoon navor enhancer 1 teaspoon sugar Pack Nutrition 6 bot dogs 1 cup sharp Colby cheese, grated Pick a fresh green pepper. Pack it with a Hot Dog Mac Salad that's s prinkled with com niblets and before you can s ay "nu · tritious," you'll have a meal ready that the wbole family will enjoy. Tbis wholesome com· bination or hot dogs, vegetables and pasta strongly contributes to a well-balanced meal, and coses only 80 cents per serving. Scrub potatoes thoroughly and rub with vegetable oil. Bake in 400-degree oven 50 to 60 rninutes. until done. (Do not use microwave oven j r possible, as potatoes will be nuttier baked in HUNTINGTON BEACH CERRITOS :. 'Good nutritional meals can be both con· venlent and creative. To prove it The National llot Dog & Sausage Council also developed Cheezy Dog Jn Spuds to uniquely combine vitamins and protein in one dish. As a single en· tree, individual stuffed peppers can be frozen separately and served at future meals HOT DOG MAC SALAD 6 medium greer peppers o/4 pound bot dogs, cut into slices Y:r onion, chopped 2 tablespoons butter, margarine or oil -1 10'4·ounce c-an tomato~p 1 8-ounce can nlblet corn, well drained 1 7-ounce package macaroni, cooked ~ pound sharp cheddar cheese, grated (approximately 2 cups> Cut tops from green peppers and seed . Parboil peppers for S minutes. Saute onions in shortening until soft and translucent. Combine bot dogs, chopped onions, tomato soup, dt•ined corn, macaroni and 1"4 cup grated cheese <reserve ~ cut cheese for toppiq)~ Fill green peppen with mix- t.we end set in 9 x t-inch cauero&e. Sprinkle with rnerved cbeele. Left· over ID8C8l'CJDi mixture may be spooned h1to c aaserole around tbe peppers or balled separately. Bake in 3M-decree oven for 20 mlaat. or unW heated tbrou1h. Serve im· mediately. Yield : t NrViDP· a conventional oven.) Cut potatoes in half G len1tbwise. Scoop out • t centers of potatoes with rounded spoon and place in mixing bowl with but· ter Whip until smooth. I Heat milk, and add cream cheese. season· ings. onion and eggs. Beat at high speed until light and fluffy. Cut bot dogs in quarters lengthwise, then slice into Y•·inch I pieces. Saute bot dogs in I lightly buttered skillet until just broJIVDed. Using half the hot dogs, place pieces into bottom of potato abellls. Mound fluffy potato mixture evenly into shells. Sprinkle with one teaspoon grated cheese and remaining sauteed hot dogs. Return to oven and bake at 400-degree for 20 minutes. If potatoes are very co1d or partly frozen, in· crease baking time to 40 to 45 minutes. Stuffed potatoes may be heated quickly in microwave oven. V ABIATION: Use Italian sausage in place or hot dop. Place two teaspoons chopped cooked Italian sausage in bottom of potato shell. Mound fluffy potato mixture evenly into shells. Top with three teaspoons of chopped cooked Italian sausage and two teaspoons of grated mouarella cheese before baking. GaraJsh with parsley before serving. Yield: 12 generous servings. Coat per serving: ap· proximately 33 centa. COOL AND EASY Dr.88EaT Mlx an UDdrallled (1 pound 4 omce> ·can of cru.sMcl pineapple wttb a pint of •••tllla l~e cream. Add a little naked eoeonut and 2 tabl•aom wbMe creme demlll&lle .............. 1oft, tlaea pll• Into. cbllled aberbet disbel. *** tlAIJT •INVTB DW'i Keep 1 caa of plneap-rle 1lk9 In tbe .trener or a quick warm we1tber de11ert . Remove endl from cu • Dd Plllb out f rOHD pineapple. Cut off z llieea far eaeta MIWal. Pov -• Miiie elaOled lemOD•lmlloda. Up to ·FOOD BARN has the finest,, frllllest PRODUCE In town at Everyday LOW PRICES FOOD BARN quallly Lean a.r 11 WAREHOUSE PRICES. Ta Keep prices law, we mllle up "fmnlly·llz• Pldllgel." . ~ . , .... ,,. ........... . GARDENA CANOGA PARK More for your food dollar *Compared to regular Supermarkets. How FOOD BARN helps you save MONEY! 1. Bag or Box your own 4. Take your groc:.riff to groceriM. (Box" .. Fr" your e«.-No ceny Bri"f JOU" own begs; out MrVlce. Our beg9 coet k •KfV· 5. Pay cuh. We cherge 2 .• Unio.d your own cert. ~to ceah.chedla. 3. No 01""'"4:b, No 081M9. No Frlll, Just LOW PRICES. .-.. ....... ...__..., __ I r W.0~. Auguat 20, 1980 DAILY PtlOT 0 ) AYoid Mis,takes With Prescription Drugs ,, ly with a lid or wl9'1~ aluminum foU. Bake lai • a 325 -dep'ee oven for t c1 hour or until beef ... I tender. Makes I Mn·' ings. . Ch~ps Go Exotic Exotic will be t he atmosphere created by lamb chops brushed with enticing curry . apricot glaze and cooked over the coals. You'll find this just one of m any ways to ~d varie· ty to outdoor menus with lamb, points out the National Uve Stock and Meat Board. AAy lamb cut that can be broiled i ndoor• can be sue· ceasfully cooked on the arW. , Arm and blade chops, cut from the shoulder, are an ~ally good cbolce f« tamUy meals for they cost less tban rib ud 1oln cllQpe. INDONBllAN LAMB ClmPS 4 lamb arm or blade cbop9. cut l lncb thick ~ cup canoed apri~ neetar ~ teupoon curry powder ~ teupooo 1arllc ..it Salt and pepper Combine apricot aeetar. curry powder ud prlle 1att; eoot- llowlJ' s ....... 1Ur- r1a1 emltaDUJ. Place • •Dekol • ....... .. ...... . ...... ......... lilt ...... ; ..... ... ...... _ ....... . ... h ' 11 ..... ·~··· ':Z\~. ·:: ==1)., •• , •· .. FBSH TROUT ~;·120Z. s . 98 MOUNTAIN RAINBOWS UI. Coob d .......,. '1oftftdetfoned HOn D'OIUYRI .................... LB. 4.59 .........,. c..,.., C111 F.or..,det•ottetl HALIBUT sna••· .. ..l• 3.49 ,.,_.,..... LAllGI fllOG LIGS ........ II 3.29 lOtQe '"" lltody ...... •DSOLI 11 2.89 JUM R.a1Jt " tlw .U.-T o/ more Um JO~. I iftclMdiRg ''SQlt.fr'fC C-.,. I inQ WW. Hert. Giid Spicn. • 1 II Y011 ltooe a .,.W d'9I que•ta, .,.,.. maw .u. .~ Ja.e RoUa in care of tl•e Doily Pilot, P.O. ~ , ••• I Co1ta Nao DIJS. Elldoee ' a 1tamped Mlf«Jdre...,, :' enve• /or a ~ · reply. . NOW, YOU DON'T NIED TO SHOP ANYWHERE ELSE! That's right! Bring in your coupons, INCLUDING "DOUBLE COUPON" coupons from any other ma rket in Los AngelH , Ventura and Orange Counties a nd w e w ill g ladly redeem them a s if they were our own. Redemption is subject to all limits imprin ted on ea ch coupon. If w e do not stock the b rand specified on the other marke t's coupon, w e w ill substitute on ite m of eq uivalent va lue. Don't w a it! Start clipping now ond save time, gos and money. This offer is effective Th urs., Aug. 21 thru Wed ., Aug. 27. Quality ond volue thot mokes Hughes El Roncho shopping the better woy ... There's more to like Plus low prices. \ U.S.D.A. Choice Beef-ROIHld Cut I 77 U.S.0.A. Choice Center Cut I 29 Fresh Grode A Slr•p 29 SWISS STEAK ........... La. • BEEF SHANKS". ......... LB. • CHICKEN BACKS . t~. • U.S.D.A. Choice Beef.ft0'1nd Cut Leon Doe\ Not bceed 22% fot U.S.0.A. Cl>otce Beef·Ceoter Cut 1 3 9 OMAHA ROAST ....... LB. I. 99 GROUND BEEF ........ La. 2.09 CHUCK STEAKS ..... LB • Choi<9 Beef Boneleu Top Round ' Beef Doe.\ Nof Exceed 15% fat Choice Beel Bonele\\ Rolled Chvck2 19 TERIYAKI STEAKS ..... LB. 2.59 CHOPPED STEAKS ... L8. 2.29 SHOULDER ROAST .. LB. • There's more pleasure in our King Siie fryer breosts ... ond hond cut, ... with rib cage. U.S.D.A. Ch<*e Beef 8onele\s 2 49 fresh You1>9 Tende< 1 09 Fresh Grode A Chic~ens Hond Cut RUMP ROAST ........... L8. • BEEF LIVER ........... LB. • FRYER WINGS .......... LB. .69 U.S.D.A. ChoKe Beef Boneleu El l!oncho Th1<lrer fr~ G<ode A STEW MEAT ............. LB. 2.49 ·SLICED BACON ........ LB. 1.09 CHICKEN LIVERS ... LB. .99 "''" IPlld ~1 Nf:(s~.1~t~1 ~~~l/I 4B cour>I 1 19 LIPTON TE A BAGS .. ..... . ...... • 16·01 Nob1KO 89 CINNAMON TREATS . . ... .. ... • 16·01. ltolion 1 19 BERNSTEIN DRESSING .......... • 64 01. AW. Vonetie\ Chilled 79 MINUTE MAID ADES ................. • iM·or. Heavy duty laundry Deterger>t 2 85 l·lb Pk9 Autumn 88 W ISK LIQUID.............. .......... • MARGARINE ............................... • '8 or. Bottle 2 3 9 Reg a< Smoke 15 or 79 WESSON OIL ....... ...... ..... ..... • MR. 8. MRS. T BBQ. SAUCE ....... • ,,,,,,,,jf JBiCl r~~~~'tz~rr 111. USDA CHOICE RUMP ROAST BEEF s 187 ROUND BONE·IN LB. Our Own Sw~t & Hot ITALIAN SAUSAGE ... LB.1.49 El l!oncho Pork ond Seosorung BRATWUR ST ......... te.1.49 FRESH CHICKEN LEGS & THIGHS ~~~:"'· 99~ HAND CU~. ~ • ~ J c " . , • ' .. ...... . ' . ... ,, .. I • ... : .. ·,. TRIDWDT 79 ORAllGI JUICE ..... ~~~~: ..... e 24-or. Bottle Mrs. Bvtterworth's 1 38 Collon Ju9 73 SYRUP..................................... • HUGHES BLEACH ........................ • 231'1 -or. Betty Cradle< Sup1eme fudge I 09 14-or. 1 29 BROWNIE MIX .............. .. ..... • HONEY NUT CHEERIO'S ........ • 22-or. Cornotior> 2 19 \.lb.conS&W 2 99 .35 ' I .. COFFEE MATE........................ • SCHLITZ BEER 12PACll 12 01. CAlll 2" 75().ml. llebfrovmikh 3 69 BLUlllUM ....................... • 750-fnl. VSOP "'6opoleon 6 99 lllCll ... -..a..Y .. • COLOMBIAN COFFEE .... .. .... .. • RIGHT GUARD ...... .... y •oq •l_, )or .. GMT GUAD STICK l~o! .... 1.19 R09 0 JI lody 11 OI. UA COllDITIO... . ....... 1. 99 ,...._ ... 36 IXcm.t• ................. -· ...... 1.19 "*'111 ......... ~H~rt~! ............................. I I! . Slutflil911n 1 lb. 'ce11o BILL .................... le.39' CRllPCARROTl ...... ,la.15( Ctjlf> Gtwn 6 Inch Pot CUC--S ................... EA.194 INDOORPLANTl.ta.3.99 ~WEir;~r~ ............. 53 r~ <1f tH£' ''~£m ::006~~.~=~.~-~ ... 49 s-.. :oui tllUto ~Of" ••• ,., °""""Sloe" NYLONTOW!l ................. 95 ;.-... ttJ• BAMBOO SHOOTS ... . leott1at-..i.•i....•""'4 IS KAMUOKO I0-01 tc.!tlrl(<fl•-~ RtCE CIACIC!IS ................ • SOU 8 E ............ .. .... 35 ...... 81 l·lb Plr.g f<Xll'r form\ 95 CHICKEN FRANKS .................. • 12 or f11her 1 19 SANDWICH MATE ..... ... • 11 or Donolo Sl1c!'d 3 09 DANISH HAM . . .. .... .... • 5·or Hallmon Sliced I 29 VARIETY PACK CHEESE ..... • 8 ·01 Ind W•opped Cheeie food HUGHll 99 AMIR, llllGUI . ... .. e · '911(!S IN l ffKT THURS., AUG. 21 ltiltOUOH WID .. AUG. 27, 1990, CWEN DAIL\' I AM TO 10 PM NO SALES TO DEALERS. ntlS AD Of\llY ffffCTIVE AT HUGHES El ltANCt-.0 AND HUGH£S llOO I .. .. .. , ... ........ . ... •. • •1 ' .. .. ' I '•I .. , ...... . ' . r i.'! ,~,. FOOD . Don't Be Ghicken To Slow Cook That Bird ,....._ ,_." ....,. ,001 ud won't be aa tend Od the rotJu rlc MSG (optional) and 1 or combine 1 cup ,plain MMnl watltllD•· t...._. rod1~tdhtr~t"Un1 lho 2 tablespoons crushed tomato j uice, ~ tea· .w. dld• MOil i'ot1lleftl equ p· we ... •vein~. SU fr~sh (or 1 teaspoon spoon garlic powder, 1 . meat comM equJ pped Since rou'U be bulln1 • dried> tarraaon leaves. t e a s poon c rus h ed bllt w.,a •ltai ca.mp• that thebtrdil octu&oaally u POL YNESI AN BBQ minced fresh (or 1 tea· to cooll u 11 o• ti•• ella.._.. tM need tor the)' cook, you'll be BASTE s poon dried> oregano rettiiutie .... -eoolred '° ual•I llriAC &o aeeurc able to check th at a For 2 chickens, com· leaves, 2 tablespoons a ,....,. ,.,. wllb a you•I cbtekt n• on • wln1 or a l•I h11n'l By Barbara Gibbons bine 8 6-0\mce can or un· crushed fresh minced aa •or y Natl .. aaYce 1plt. worked loole from tho diluted de frosted un· (or 2 teaspoons dried) UaM .... fthor.tal)elt followtha nuutulac:· clamp ltl.hathappena, s weetened pineapple m int or m a r joram ~ moUtw•. As tunr'• dlreetlou aod the rod wm A volv•. but there's no need to add ORI ENTAL LEMON juice with \4 c up soy leaves. plus a pinch or IM blrd --· lM ..it· t.atk tbt clrumttlckl aod the blrd wUJ remain ata· fat or oll of any kind to BASTE sauce, 1 teaspoon MSG ground cinna mon and hi fat from t be •iDftlJ19lnto t.M c'•mps tionary, rt1Ultln1 In a Clavor bastes (even For each ch icken, (optiona l and·~ tea· nutmeg. ebhik•n'a •Iii• drips u,i.Uyt0tbey.on'tfk>p bum edbthlad. thoufh moat cooven· combine Jl.t cup lemon spoongarlic powder (op· INDIAN BBQBASTE awa~. lt'1 09e of tile aiound u the 1plt. l&&.ma Slnce whole blrdl aro tlona recipes do). juice, Y.s cup soy sauce. tional) splcy (Blood Mary· seasoned) tomato juice. ~ c up apple cide r or pineapple juice, 1 tea- spoon ground cumin and ~ teaspoon pumpkin pie spice. plus onion salt and pepper to taate. F o r ea•y l ow -cal barbecue 10S1Ce 01ld othu t r i m topper 11 , tend a .tam~. self·addreued envelope 01ld 3S cent• to SLIM GOURMET CLIP·N· COOK SAUCE RECIPES, P.O. Bo:t 624, Sparta, N.J. 01811 le&Mlt. .._t raa••n1 Be l '-ltt. too. that th~ protected a ll around Here are some ideas 14 t easp oon iar li c G REEK BBQ BASTE For 2 chickens, com· waya there Is to cook chick• ls pr<>pttlY cen· wi th their own skin. to try : powder. 'h t easpoon For each chicke n , bine ~ quarte rs cup wboleeblekeo. • ...=::.=.=:=.=-~~L.;;;.;.--._..~~~----~~--~~--__:;~~~~----~~~~..;._~---......:...::..:...---~__;_--~~~~--~~-------~~~--~~~~~~----~ Yob can rouueri•· cook dlk:k• IDdoon or out . .,_,...,. wbat k1nd fl ~t you lhave. llAQY owns are equipped with revolvtQ s piU tbat let you rotlsaeri•eoc>k lndoort la ll year . Countertop broilers with rotisserie unit.a have the same all· seaso n adv antage . Because th ese ap· pl l an ces a r e t her mostatically con· •trolled. much of t he 'guesswoclt ls elimlnat· ed. A temperature set· ting of 350 degrees is best; chicken will coot in SO to 60 minutes. oVTDOOas. you can rotisserie-cook whole chicken on a motorised s pit in a covered 1 barbecue over real or fate coals -the penna· oent "coals" that come with gas or e lectric grills. Wbetber your coals are real or permanent, it's Important that you follow t he maoufac· turer's directions and preheat tbe grill sum: ciently before you add the chicken and set tbe rotisserie motor in mo- tion. You can check the in· terior temperature of a covered charcoal grill by s e ttin g a n oven thermometer in the cor· ner , then lengthen or shorten the cooklng time accordingly. You ca n check the doneness of the chicken with a meat thermometer: when you think it may be ready. turn off the rotisserie l motor. i WHEN THE c hicken stops revolvirig, insert a meat thermometer in the thickest part of the meat, not touching the metal spit. Close the hood and l e ave t he ther mometer in place, without turning on the rotisserie. 'lben open the hood and remove the thermometer to see if the intef"!lal temperature has reactied 185 degrees, the point of doneness for chicken. The per(ect bird for rotisserie-cOoking is the young broile r -fr yer, leanest of the chickens at only 385 calories a pound. Large r, fatter. older birds will take too Cheerful Cheeries Life can be a bowl of cherries especlally when cherries are iD seuoo, and that deUcious time of year is her e . The plum p, heart·sha ped fruit has a relatively short marketing seuoo, from May unW August. Consumers are well· advised to take full ad· vantage of. these sweet, luscious cherries while in peak supply. Select cherries that are fr esh, firm a nd hitbly colored, ranging from bri1bt red to mahogany. Cbeniea are delecta· ble eatinl u is, but are alao wo»derful com· billed blto saladl, jellies, jams, eobblen, tapioca p uddl n1. mousses, saacea aad other recipes where eolol' and a tart sweet t.-te ii desirable. ,. •• ,. CB E aay MVCB 1 quart free sweet cherrlee ~C'UPAIU' ~ all> water ~ teatpoon salt 1 tableapooa eor· natarch 1 tulupocm • ._. Wub eMrril9 ....t n-cnoH .._.. ud pita. Place ta a 1aacepan witb ........... and 1alt. °"""· .... to • boil,.._ red•• lleat a nd 1lmmer aatll tender, I to I m' t e1. Blend eanRarell witll water. lldd to et.1181 • nc1 eoat'l to a ... •• ....... ._ .. ~---=--.. elelr. ClaL •• relll• wttla meat or '°•ltf7. Makt1 : I Ml .... AL.L BEEF PRICES ¥1: 5gc BEEF LOI• I-BONE STEA 98 ............ ,_ WAS llOW H!Tenderloin Steak l•.579 52• .............. ~New Y erk Steak .3 .. ............... B! Top Sirloin Steak '' 3n ........ -...uo. B! New York Steak '' 57' ww..~ ffiStewing Ch~kens ~ .49 .37 ru, snm Oii C-Of..._ ~Campbell's Soup COCA COLA 1_,...wdlllt4 !l! Orange Juice 1.•139 ............ B! Pork & Beans ~( ............ Margarine ._... ...... !l!Westwood Ice Cl'eelm i!;"· ,,_,,.. .... ";;. .... 29 , .. 12• ....... '" ·:;· .25 Uor. 39 Cf11 •• .,,,.., 12• Cf11, B! Pound Cake ""' ···13• .... MA YOllllAISE ._. ....... ~ Huh Brown Potatoes ~:: • 8 9 ti:' ,,_ Ht Country Time lemonade ·~··. 5 5 ~ i! Imperial Margarine ,. ... 69 ..... BESTFMDS '8$.39 ff! &~iP~iii~ 'I.ii; ........ Of .... B! Red Snapper ._..,._...,,.~.cw'"" H! Meat loaf Mix m p;;k· ;;,;;;e ~ ,_. Leio Slic-4 lllfo !l!PorkChops E • WAS llOW ~hu0nd Steak "23" 1 'l .-...... H! Top Round Steak \\.2" 239 .......... ". !l!Swiss Steak ,, 2a 111 ............. , H!Eye Of Round Steak ,, 3°' 2•• U S.D A.a..b~ ~Shoulder Roost u . 10 ]69 WAS llOW l o<I I .89 ,..,.. ,,20 149 0 119 .99 ll .99 .79 1~.1 •• 1 $9 ""' ff! Cucumbers .... 15 "-H! Cabbage •.• 17 w .... !I! Celery ... 35 Ht Tropicana Orange Juice ·~r.' 199 ... ,.. ~Hanging Spider Plant ••. 299 , DISCOUNT LIQUOR PRICES! .. ,,... ~ AllclHIA .. Bourlton ~.579 ....... ~Seagram's 7 Crown !!~ 549 .. ,,... 1.75"•.9'' Hf Scoresby Scotch "'" ~At~Shampoo .... Mt ........ ~HairSpray ••• ..... .... ...., if Shave Cream II or - if! Bayer Aspirin ...... .... !ij Pepto Bismol '" .89 '"· NICIS IMC1M -.. AUi. 2t Tm Tiii., M . 26, ltll. • .,..., Or u,tlt ~Steln•rau Beer 6 •.1.:: J 29 ltrrwf ~Garrison Gin IJO 322 ., H'"-' 322 ~Cossack Vodka 1\0 "" ... !ff Green Giant Niblets Com '!: • 31 fl! Country Garden Napkins':::.·.73 ._....&a.-Ht Kraft Dinner .............. H! Paper Plates ~ ti Purex Bleach 714 tt. 28 ..... '""· 1 '9 .... h .... 52 ""· . I ~ t . ,,.,.,..._,.. ..... _. __ .. .,.. __ .. -· -... -........ __.. .... ____ ...__ ._.... ~ay.August20. 1990 DAIL V PILOT 0 French 'Cliarcuterie' Forms New Wave In Food U ,_ prtM ,..,..., N , I' I ', Md Hut· leaf~. cr'UIW blae GU, .U..Car. water, tlonal bot pepper sauce. per sauce muabrooms onion and air pockets . Arrance • ka a· • up wtdl tM ..... "'tt•pon-aa.lt l•mOA Jule.. mutard, Yield: 8 Mr'Vina. l pound ground raw garlic un ui sort. Add prunes in 2 rows over la&aet ..._. la f_., L~aeU•SI A. LA ~ poued fr,1b carUc.bot""'rHuce. PATE 0 Al.A., pork sherry, salt, thyme and meat; press remain.inc 1W11 +ee".a, wut '° . oa.oeoa muabrooml (I CQ119) tbyme and nit; mix CAMPAGNE 1 pound ground raw hot rpper sauce: mix m ixture into pan. Fold ta'• part ta ua. ••• ~~olf¥9o&l ~ pouod wbolt well. Place ve1etables \4 cupaaJadoU chicken w e l . Simme r , u n -bacon over top. Bake 1n .. c .. arcuterle'• wave ~ cup red win e lf'"D beam (I CUPf), and apple in IAdividual 3 cups chopped fresh ~ c up w b o l e cover e d, 5 minutes. a 350-degree oven l "" u.at•a n111'• tM M · vtaepr coot.j pllH ·in flat pan or muab.rooma <~pound) blanched almonds Re move from beat: add h ours . Remove from Uoa. .,. \4 ~wa&er l lar1• auccblnl. marlnallna dlah; pour 1 cup chopped onion \4 c u p c hopped pork, chick~. almonds, oven ; cool ; cove r : T .. e P r • a c b \4 c up Ir u b I y aUced (l~ cup.) mariaadt over all. Cov· Cl l1r1e> parsley parsley and eggs: mix refrigerate overnight. cbtreuterie orl1loallJ 1q......S ...,_Ju.lee 2 c arrots, cut lo er. Retriprate ' boun 2 cloves garlic, 2 eggs we ll. Line the bottom To unmold, dip pan ln WH a 1&ore that MW 4 teupooa1 dijon· Jullenoe alrtpe or ovemiebt; stir oft.en minced ~ po und s ll c e d and sides of a 9 x 5 x 2·1n ches of hot water for pork productt -a varie-lt)'1-1DUltard l mediwn·1lse r.d to mol1ten ve1etables Yt cup dry she rry bacon. 2~-lnch loaf pan with 30 seconds. Invert onto '1 of~......... l larte clove 1arUc. pepper. thialy all~ wltb marlnat101 mix· wine 10 pitted prunes bacon s lices. letting serving platter: scrape beartJ ~. aDd \MMttr mlnttd t amall ,..._apple, lure. To 1erve, drain 2~ teupoona salt R ad I s h es. c o r -slices hang over sides of o rr a ny ex ces s fat. amoked haml, u w.U u ~ ~aapoon hol pep-cored, t.hlnb' 1Uced and am.nae vegetables l teaspoon dried leaf n.ichons (optional) pan. S poon half the Garnish with radishes ~ INlll meat. Sv•· per aauce l.n a 2~up meaaurlo& on servmc platter.Ude· thyme. crumbled Jo a large saucepot, meal mixture into pan; and comichons, if de- ~ ............. beau \'It teaapoon dried cup or amau bowl com· 1lred. aerve with addl-J teaspoon bot pep-h e a t o i l : s a u t e pack ftnnly to press out sired. Yield: 8 servings. apeclal l 1 l a1 i n ~----~~--------~------~--~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~--------------------------------~~----~----------~--------------~ ~batt\&si•butd mu.la tbtt were 1lmllar lo prlnclpAe to Gen:nan and American dellcaleaun , ...... Then, u with moat Sood foodll from around tb e world . t b e cbarcutsie crue came to Ameri c a . And Justifiably 1 0 . Tbe cbarcuterie 1QPPet' la a · marveao. do-ahead for family or friend s . AltbouP the foods are economical and simple to prepare, they bave a definite a ura o r elegance . No guest could fail to be impressed by Pate a la Campagne, for exam- ple. This · rich. bacon-wr a pped loaf ii im- bedded with glossy prunes, and every slice is "picture perfect." The pate is a }lvely blend or ground pork . c hi c k e n, s her r y , almond s, and mushrooms that's given an indefinable piquancy by bot pepper sauce. Interesting saJad and vegetable accompaoi- m e n t s typify tb e J charcuterie meal. A col- orful platter of Legumes.1 a la Grecque is eu y to I assemble yet. looks truly l s pec tac ular. Whole mushrooms and green beans , carrot and red pepper strips, and zuc- chini and apple slices are all marinated for several hours or over- night in a lemon and gar lie vinaigrette that's delightfully enhanced with bot pepper sauce. What else comprises an authentic cbarcu.terie supper? A chilled white wine and homestyle f light or dart bread are estential, as are a varie- ty of lanl)' pickles. For I dessert, Cresb fruit and mellow cheese go excep-I tionally well. 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Bake in center of -.....,......._. ud -.r edft ol JIM with addla1 Jut eQOUfh to bot oven (450 de1rees> taa• .....-. utre wlalpped c ream auh • •tiff dou1h. 10 to 15 minuw. untJl Al....._ WI del1art DIWHd Uwoucb toMUe Sha" lMo a ball. RoU U1ht1y browned. Cool FOOD Pineapple Black Bottom Pie requires no last minute preparation . It's a make-ahead treat. looka W. a cM1"1 tuey luM. out on U1btly floured befor• ftlllni. creaUoa, It la realty ....-~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_;_~~~~-.:...;_:..;,=--...:...=...;;,,:......:;;:.:~:::....:::.....:::.:..:..:.....::::=:::::::::.=:::=:::=:::::::::..::=........=..:..=:..::.........=-::==::::......~~~~~~~ ... , to ..... Start ..... • 11..-NllaN ... tom• o1 u.. J1llke me ....... C1"UIW ....... .a. ud a bk ol nun. Meaaure out .. tup ol tM t«lked cUltaN Ad edd. little ........ ebocol.a.e to mil• the black bottom layer. Wb.Ue Udl b chllllq lD tbe baked crust, add 1•l•tin Hd crushed pineapple to1be'remain· has cU1tard. Chill ud fold ln eawbit.ea beaten to a merincue with ..... ar. and .a ~liWe whipped crnm. 1bm pile oa top of the cbocolate layer and cbiU. Decorate with a little relel'Yed pineap- p le and additional whipped cream lf you desire. Pi.DMpple Black Bot· tom Pie makes a 9-incb dealeTt and cuts into 8 YOU ALWAYS SAVI! LB. WITH STATIR BROS • 10W•LOW PRICl5 WES 01 9 aervinp. PINEAPPLE BLACK .. ... STA'na ..... Service De/i1.av•ll..af ... .,at1uw1T'l4 $fllV1aotu~V1 Alf ••llllACAllO..t 39c llOTl'OM PIE l (9-incb> · baked putrysbell 2 (8 ounce) cans crushed pineapple in Juice• ~ cup juice from pioe.pple 1 eaYelope un· navored 1elatin %cupsugar • 2 tablespoons com. starch · ~ teaspoon salt l cup half and half (light cream> 2 large egg s, separated 14 cup golden rum Y: cup semi-sweet chocolate pieces 14 teaspoon cream of tartar ~ cup whipping cream Prepare pastry shell. Tum pineapple into wire s trainer; drain well, s aving ~ cup juice. Sprinkle gelatin over 'A cup pineapple juice to soften. Mix ~ cup gug. ar, cornstarch and salt in 2-quut s aucepan. Add ball and ball, re· maining in cup pineap- ple juice and lightly beaten egg yolks. Bring to a boil over moderate beat, stirring constant- ly. Remove from beat; stir in rum. Measure ~ cup bot custard. add chocolate, and stir occasionally un· til chocolate melts,. Cool .slightly. Spread over bottom of pastry shell, and chill. Meanwhile, add gelatin to remaining bot custard; stir until dissolved. Set aaide ~ cup drained pineapple to decorate pie. Add re· mainder to custard. Chill until mixture begins 'to thicken and Jell. Be1t egg whites with cream of tartar to soft peaks. Gradually beat in remaining ~ cup a-.gar. beating to a stiff meringue. Beat cream until stiff. Fold mer- ingue and cream lnto pineapple mixture. Tum into pie shell over cb ocolate layer. Chill 6 to 8 hours or overnight. 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PRICES EFFEC. 7 FULL DAYS, AUG.21· AUG.27, 1980 ------ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMtT OR REFUSE SAlES TO COMMERCIAL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS l ) " I "' ,. · Poised for a Part9 Laguna Ballet Guild member Wendy Edgren (left)_poses with Ballet Pacific dan~ Heidi FAgrea and Jane Neptune at the Tivoli Terrace restaurant in Laguna Beach, as a preview to tbe fund-raising cbampape supper to be beld at the restaurant Saturday, Sept. 6. The party will precede the 15th annual Ba llet Alfresco program in Irvine Bowl. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. and curtain time is 8:30 p.~For ticket information call Sally Reeve at"'the Festival of Arts. Illness Chapter ...... Today eo.t." an orpni&atioa for peo. ple 1ufferln1 from eerioaa illDel••· ta In tbe procw ot fOl'1Dinl • 1aew chapter ln tbe ....... OnD9e~ area. The ..,.i of tM ll'OGP ls to help people Uve ute in a pogttive and mean- ingful manner despite ll· lness. AD initial meetinl la scheduled for Tuelday, Sept . .23, from 7:30 J'.m. to 9 :30 p.m. at the American Co11ege of Paramedical Arts and Sciences, 180b N. __ ,,. 0n1y•3995 $75.00 Value -INCLUDES- • Skin -Ncnsurgical Facelift • Eyelaah & Eyebrow Tint • Complete Makeup Lessoo & Application ()pl'lll n-. -l:JoL Ew. Appt. AoailoW. <·D ! -I! s I . •'-'"1er'l. ~ ~!!l '&Cosmetics TOTAL IEAUTY CME AVA/Ul&1 Broadway, Santa Ana. -~~~~~!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For more infonnaUOD phone 547-1238. ' 0~ CUSTOM FMMING lt*llllllll'I'" SHADOW BOXES 1803 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa l,,.;;;r.~I CORDUROY SKIRTS• Sl.ACl<S IN STOCK lADIES DEPJ". Seti yox time share in- terval ownership Jn. terest In o con- dominium, own-your- own apartment or recreational ~ in the new Daily Pilot dossifmtion -t IM I SHAll•tlllTllVAL OWl-•--Cel ...... DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH . 9MSHIONlRAM>,~CINT8 3 DAYS. OllLY I FINAL CLEARANCE! VALUES to '65. '1 Wldllelday, August 20. 1980 ClulJ fJalendar COSTA MESA'S Junior Women's Club will meet Tb.t,tt.Hla)', Ao1. 21,. at 8:30 p.m. at lbe clubhouse, 910 West 18th St., Cost.a Mesa. All In· terested women are invited. "4 UTE SVJIME& REF&BSRE&.'' featuring mualc and coameUca show, will be held Wednes· day, Aug. 27 at noon at the Huntington Beach Inn. sponsored by the HWttlngton Beach Cbri.s· Uan Women's Club. Information: 84(M973. SOUTH COAST Junior Women's Club will host a salad and Cashion show luncbeoo Tbunday. AulJ. 21, at U a.m. at the home of Mrs. J .O. Williams in liJ,anlington Beach. Information: 962-4671. DAILY PILOT C~J A 8TUET FAIR with ethnic food. entertain· ment. dis]>lays and crafts begins_ Friday. Aug. Eggs Beat Heat 29 (also Saturday and Sunday) in downtown Orange.Information :771~144. OASIS SENIOR CENTER will host a luau Saturday, Aug. 23. at 6 p.m. at the center, 5tb Street and Marguerite in Corooa del Mar. Cost ls $10 per person. Information: 759-Mn. LAGUNA BEACH'S Branch of the American Association of University Women will host a coffee for new and prospective members Wednesday, Aug. 27, at 10 a .m. at the home or Dorothy Mathe r. 1501 Tahiti Ave., Laguna. In- formation: 581-7183. A PROGRESSIVE WESTERN "ho-down" din· ner will be held Saturday, Aug. 23 al 7:30 p.m .• sponsored by Saddleback Mothers of Twins. In- formation: 493-6401 . MITZVAH CHAPTER of B'nat B'rith is sponsor· ing a night at Huntington Beach Playhouse for the Sunday. Aug. 24, performance of "California Suite." Cost is SS per person, including a wine and cheese pa rty at 7 p.m. and the play at 8 p m . Information : 897·2455. A FUND RAISING dinner to benefit the Orange County Red Cross Blood Cent.er building will be held SWlday, Aug. 24. at AUredo's Restaurant at the South Coast Plaza Hotel, Costa Mesa. In· formation: 83.S-5381. THE CAPISTRANO Valley Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons w1U meet Tuesday. Aug. 26, at 2 p.m. at the Ho Springs Dance Ha lJ, 32506 Paseo Adelanto, San Juan Capistrano. Information: 493:80.18. The time·tested team or bacon and eggs makes this dip doubly dellcious. It's a nifty dip f o r r-a w v e get a b I e dippers and a savory s pread on crackers and bread. BEAT·111E-HEAT EGGDIP Aboat3 caps 8 bard-cooked eggs, sliced • 6 slices b acon . cooked crisp, drained and crumbled '.-'.! cup mayonnaise 2 tea s po o ns prepared horseradish 2 t easpoon s Worcestershire sauce 11.a teaspoon IJl.Stant minced oruon ~ teaspoon salt Reserve l center egg slice for garnish. Finely chop re m aining eggs. Reserve a few bits of crumbled bacon for ga rnish. Combine a ll re maining ingredients. Cover and chill lo blend flavors. Garnis h with reserved egg slice and bacon bits. Serve with fresh vegetable dippers or as a cracker or sandwich spread . Ha rd-cooked eg g s sunny up this refreshing s alad and provide lots of protein. Brimming with goodness, every bite is cool. crisp and delicious . COOL GREEN AND EGG TOSS &servl.Dgs 6 hard-cooked egg1>, • wedged 'r2 cup sliced pitted ripe olives \ small bead lettuce. torn into pieees 2 cups tom spinach leaves 1 cup (4·ounces\ s hredded C h e dda r cheese 6 s li ces bacon , cooked cril>p, drarned and crumbled 1/4 cup sliced green onion11 with tops Reserve 6 egg wedges and an olive s lice for garnish. Toss n:mainmJ? ingredients lo~e tb er. Garnish with reserved egg wedges a n·d olivl' slice. .. · No leading beauty soap ,_1 leaves your /"*> -complexion ~ more beautiful. ] • c .... ~ •a: DI Ru1t11'• ... ,.. ,, -... .. .. ·••* J!IM!' c ••• G'· Dllli't ....... -.. ,.....,...;;. --·::'!\ ...... 11 I JI II ... 9lllMay ='= 11'-·illi Y• ea9 ._ ....... ¥Uaa· Wiila <Atrt ·:::.·: o.t ..... '" ...... .. ........... .... ......... . •d•caUoaal ••,.•••r ••• ,.-.ua .. 6••· 9Ch••' I • etal .. 0 ......... profta.. but L~k I .... lit .met. elkMet •HHf. -----~--fotul 8-<118111.J-•>: Yw ~ lo ... ••""81 ............. _, ...... &mOlilUI Niii •• .,.... lie...,.,.... •t\h lolk Loak '-•ta&1'1 a.tace llDclceUoel~ tome· = -":-~-=~=-.. Te .... =.= (J .. 11..r.ar •): .. diplomatlc la ...... rill ................ °" lp&rk· lq a ....,, •• Do pa..ty ol Ult•'"I· obMrvtAs -te7 penGD la oe your 1We Md you'll aoon be aware ol It. A«eal oe c:ooper.UO.. public rel•· Uou ..... dedaiaD ~marital 1t.atU1. i.m (July D-AUI. 22): 8e poloiUvt concern· inf ....._ apectatiooa. Deftne Lerma. Don't permit....-... &o •••1 ~from DriaclDles. Spedal ..,.meat is an tap, but y04i wtU have to ~Y battle for~~ ~miaaioos. VlllGO (Aq. ZS.Sept: 22): NoUUn& occurs halfway; empba1iJ ~ invo1¥ement, invest· menll, priorities and mtemlfied relaUonsbip. Capricorn, Cancer persona play slrnUicant roles. Creative Juices now -imprint style and refuse to be deterred by one who merely "whistles in the dark." Ull&A (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Special transac- tion will be completed. You are rid ol burden and you get valid information concernine costs, values security and potential. Aries and anauier Libra play significant roles. Older in· divtdual lends moral support and benefit of ex· perience. SCOaPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You have chance for new start in new direction. You'll be more independent in thought, action. Leo. Aquarius natives figure prominenUy. Short trips, visits, communications from relatives bighligbt scenario. Avoid lifting heavy objects. SAGIJTAKWS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Follow · -throutl\ on hunch; intuition is honed to razor· sharpness. You learn through teaching process. By sharing knowledge, you gain a valuable al· ly. Additional fuoda become available. Leo, Cancer, Aquarius persons fagure prominently. CAPIUCO&N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Rely on personal judgment. Sense of direction is restored. You'll be more independent and your original ideas will pay dividends. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius penons figure prominently. AQUA.lll\JS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Agree to re· viae, review and to tear down for ultimate ,urpose of rebuilding OD a more solid base. Another Aquarlao, Scorpio and a Leo figure in ~our personal scenario. A confidential message aids in locating item that bad been lost or stolen. PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Popularity in· creases. You win friends and influence people. Wish comes true -agree to cbaDle. study writ· ten material and display faith in loved one. Put investment will begin to pay dividends. There will be cause for cdebntian. . Qe Turned A•• La•ders A New Leaf • DSAR ANN l.ANDSftS: J am no writer, 10 I am '°'81 to · •rile U1e ••1 1 talk . Pl .... lalle Olll the dlrty wordl lllild print lt. Tbru 1Hrl •10 I dlvore9d. my h\aaband btfAUlt be lltd , 11mbled and clu,1td. o"' ,,,,..--old da"ct\ter didn't can one way or tbe C»tMr beca1&1e h•r dad ..._. peMI much at· &..UC. lo ...... Th• divorce decrte 1a ve my hu1 b1nd Wfltkend v6 1llln1 prlvU lfl, but I never thou1ht he would uae lheld I wu mlltaken. AU of a 1\ldden he de· Yt'loped "fatherly ln· ettncta." He plcks Lyon up •l e o'clock abarp on •'rlday and brings her home Sunday at 8 p.m., Lynn can't stop talk· Ina about the beautiful furn lture over there. how great the silk bedsheets are, how ter· rtnc the f~ ls and the French maid who picks up after her. Yesterday, Lynn told me her dad ls a won· de rful person, and I shouldn't have divorced him. How does a mother tell a teenage daughter her father is a skunk? - STYMIED IN JERSEY DEAR STYMIE-D : Yoa dom't. Lyu laai laad 14 yean lo form u opl· a.Ion ol Iller father, aad '"c•t11e..,.••a• .... ** ~&. ti '" Min ........... la .Mr a polnta made by "Show· NU• .-... .r .alMt. Me SUU": • wW _. Ille r..aM la· 1. M for aleobolilm &e ' ' .. " ' • ' ... " beln• boWed and told: •e•a•eet1 a•• ••Id alcohollam comea ln Mnl~ •ake a laappy people, not in bottlea. ..... <DlabeWI does not come o..p down yoa are in a candy bar): worried al>o•& loala1 2. The di.seue does not "'· I _. Y• will ..a require a license to keep allow y_.. cla•P&er &o it 1olng. Alcohol bas ,a., .._.. e9dl a1alu& always been eaay to 1et. .._ •IMe. U'• a very wllb or without a ••P•lar 1a•e amo•I licen.se. The disease will d•lldrea of dlvoreed alwaya be around. pare.ta -ud a real 3. Alcoholism ls not IMammer. contracted through lack D EA R A N N o f wlll power . It L ANDERS : l knew repreeenta the combina· when I read tbe Jetter lion of a physical from "The S how-Me seoaitivtty or allergy to State" that it was writ· alcoboi, plus a mental t en by someone who obsession with drinking didn't tr:JJow much about that cannot be con· alcoholism. He started trolled by will power b y s a y l n g • ' ' 1 f alone. alcoholism is a disease. 4. Mental illness pro- it's the only disease that voltea crime. ls lh.ia also is bottled and sold, con-contracted by the will ol tracted by the will of man? man. needs a license to s. Accidents do bap- keep golng, produces pen u a result of other revenue for the govern· illnesses. (There are a ment, is spread by ad· lot of aick people OD the vertlsing, causes violent-road): Alcoholism itself death on the highways," can result in violent etc. Please print my re-death as well as many bullal. Those miscon-other illnesses. c eplions co uld b e 6. Alcoholism is not dangerous. caused by a germ or Recently I have been virus, nor is heart dis· educating r$yself and ease, kidney disease or other Camily members mental illness. in an effort to cope with 7. Lung diseases are an alcoholic spouse. I a lso s pread by ad· would like to analyze the vertisi.ng. • •• Secret (From Page Ct> "Kernel Censor's Chicken," a recipe copyr1ghled and de· veloped by Gloria Pitzer. follows : Ingredients: 2 packages Good Seasons Italian salad dressing mix; 3 tablespoons flour; 2 tea· spoons salt; I/• cup lemon juice or vinegar; 2 tablespoons melted butter or oil; 3 lbs. fryer parts, cul small; l pint milk, club soda or beer; 21h cups dry pancake mix; 1 teaspoon paprika; ~tea spoon powdered sage; 14 teaspoon pepper, and 1 lh pints salad oil (for frying). Method: Make paste of first five jngredients; brush to coat chicken evenly. Stack pieces in a bowl. Cover and refrigerate 30 minutes. Place milk in a deep bowl. Combine pancake mix with paprika. sage and pepper in another bowl. Dip chicken pieces in milk j ust to wet. Dust evenly in pancake mixture. Don't over· coat. Let chicken pieces dry five mjnutes without touching each other. Heat oil to 425 degrees in heavy pan. nine inches ln diameter. keepin2 oil two inches deep. Fry three pieces at a time, five or sax minutes. Spear with point of a sharp knife to re- move to baking sheet. Tongs or fork will break the coating. Bake 35 minutes (or until tender> at 350 degrees, uncovered. .~~=-=-=~~~n:-::-::-:::~~ Sing~• Calendar SELF CENTES wW have a Single Ex· perience discussion on ''Happiness -What is lt?" at 7:30 p.m . Friday, Aug. 22, in the city of Orange. For inform•· tion.,call Jan or Michael 9iiiiiiiiiiiiNiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimm-;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~ at 99'1·9800. t ORANGE CO AST C. M. GAUJTI~ O.D.S. ~ SINGLES will have a IJj,Oentut.ry For CIUldem 1 • '1 cocktail party at 8 p .m . and Teen.. e ._, Saturday, Aug. 23, in Costa Mesa. For in· ti 'It.~. form.UOU, call Ann at 9 751-G211. ,.,., , ouroooa SINGLES wUl have a P>Ol party at 7:30 p.m. Friday, AU(. 22, in the city ol Oraqe. A beach party will be held at 6 p.m . Saturday, Aug. 23, in La1una Beach. A bnmcb and cruise in the Newport Harbor area is Mt for 10:30 a.m. SUDday. AU(. 24. Allo. the poop will have a volleyball came at 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 25, in Costa Mesa. For informaticJD, call Bob at .,,,. SAN CLEMENTE MEDICAL PLAZA (714) 496-5001 SAPAal SINGLES aod Tripmatea will •J>ODIOI' a diseulaion on New Zn'anct at 8 p.m . Friday, Aug. 22, ID tmae. Tiie mm and lee· wre will be Jed bJ Bruce Clarke of tbe New ZeaJUUI GoverameJlt Toarilt Oftke. For in· formllliaa, tall Nwy at 754.-. SUITE 245 657 CAMINO de LOS MARES SAN CLEMENTE --"°"'s.nc-1e~et"-1•1 AS SEEN IN serenleen AUGUST ISSUE ... 8 LESSONS $15.00 COSTA MESA TENNIS CLUB 557-0211 fine statbray corma del rrar Ca11 tor htt 1111ormi111on Last Chance For OlllSE CM1l SUmmer Program! 3 Ton & CMtry, Or-rt (114) 547-1221 Jo!lll RoCleft Po"'ffs ~ ~ a "'50~fO'I ~OF.Uta'S 50'C1;il Summit 11'09! at" IO mtel me seil·lmPf~ neeos o1 ~ liOw lflt 1etf1o19tf an esoeo.illv leMn to POilobelt reach lltf ~ ~ Ille "Powe<s • Wlty on Ille rNJed almOSCJhtlt OI Summer t&asse$ Aecetve substantial \~ ""110ft dlScOulllS 11'1' reserving 'las5eS ,_, Leathers! Classic as a fi fties· convertible. Pile into a Mnt9r Chirp• Vise crepe-sole kiltic. suede tie. see-thru wood. boat shoe. Our sock traditionals. 1.69 to 2.89 pr. 18.99 to 26.99 I SOU™ COAST PlAlA • fASHION ISlAMO .-....... Shopplftt C.-• heM ,_ C.... • .._. .... C..-• The Qty.,,,.. C.-. r ) "\ I I ,; .. z . .• • d d 0 II it I • --'f , tl •• I. ; ' • • ., ........ -.. .. Wed~. Augu1t 20. 1980 DAIL y PtLOT •• I The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY Pll.DT CLASSIFIED ADS You C•n hll It, Find It, Tr•de tt With • Went Ad ·(842-5878] One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ~.~ •••••••.•••••••.• ~~ •....... ~.~~ ........ ~.~~ ... .-.. ~ ~!!!.~~ ....... ~!~~ ....... ~ .. ~:!:!~~~'!'! ...... . ' ••u• IM2 .,,..,.. IOOJ Cl1eArat 1002 CieMrat 1002 CHMt-• IOOJ ""'°' 1002 ...................... ·•···•·•·•·•·•·•····•·· ·•····················· ······················· ..•....••..................................... HcMKH for S• HOfls•s Fof' S4ille ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHMr.. I 002 G...,... I 002 • ..•...•••.....•.•...•.• ...................... . NSTUSTID Hard \O rind w BA y AVE Charmine a bdrm + (&m.il) rrn retld«'ore Privett maatt'r lfulle w l't'trut • i.undeC'k IUATHT.a!MG YllWlll EQUAL HOUSING ludf'd l1.11h patio ~ 2 Olol« Coronu dt<I Mar locatlon Nt'w l y r1• m odt'ltid hotnl· wi th 11t11n41cl &l.si.11 l'Otr) & 1:Sdrm11 . huge f umtl)' room & rormal dh11n11 Onl\ ~.000 O,P P 0 AT UN ITV Br reatal unJt ~ 1315 0001 ,.. .... , ........ : ....... ,.....,.. i\lJ ,...l l!litale adY rtu.C,'(I ....... Ul ttu.5 ""1Jpaper Mt •Ub-•611-7060• ~ 759-1616 Jt't't to the Fed•nl F~drf!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~!!' =-~~~ Uousang i\t'l of lHI H~~ ~hlch !Nike~ " 1Ueaal wl•---MIW-----1 d 8$late a~vert 1se .. any pre · ............... 1U LO" ... tcrenc\', Liautanon. or --,,,_,... dl!>crimmatW>n based on Olanrung Z bdrm bearh rate. '-'Olor. reUg10n. sex. condo w ith · doublt' t'ur ~ national or1ain. or an prage End unit ~angle mtenuon to make any stOI") OUert.od at $88.900 lWl'h prertrenro. hm1ta · 759· 1616 l'rid. of OwMr-ship Cor~ous 3 Udrm home w11h a huge rumll) room \ decorator's drt'am • Head} lo mo\ t' 1n Onl) It°" or d1scri m anat1on · · • $1 2~.900 l"all nu-.• Thrs newspaper will not -· 979-5370 kno-.·u;1f I) arrt!pl .in~· real ~ esta\e ad vert sing for real AL $ E ustale ~hich 1s in viola·l~~~~~~~I L TAT tum oftht law I~ _ --liiiiiiiiiiii_il_miliiiiliillfind what you want m RE.Al TORS Dail~ Pilot Clit~sifieds ERROR$: AdYHtiMn should check their ads dlllly .... reporl er- rors i1NM•ahfy. TM DAM. Y P1LOT as ... , li.etty for tt.. fint ;... correct iftlfftion only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p(:EAN BREEZES and a walk to the 'white ~ands-from this 3 Bdrm. ~"'Ueiltrr~L>olf ·tell an.,·one 1t "i. only SJ.l!l.000. 541J·3666 I MESA DEL MAR New paint in & out. new >4•1tJI to wall carpeting in ~nd custom d raperies 1nave been itddod to this jb1K 4 becJr oom home. ',\bout t900sq ft all on on ~t·v£'1 with family r oom , double oven gourme j)utchto, and a separat :master sJJite make th' ran outsJandin& value a lS120.900. 751·3.191 C::. s 'ELECT .T'PROPERTIES *VETS* Use your f;tigibilily "IOW .. LOW ON. & LOW INT. RATF.S LET US SHOW YOU llOWTOQUALIFY T dk to Red Carpet WELIST&I! • REC CARPET 754-1202 MEWPORT DU'1.EX 2 Units on fet-l and Across from park. Near beach. ba}. & shopping. Pnced al $205.000. Eves 642-2253 DOORS TO IEACH 2-2 Duplex. Owner motl\•ate d. Open to t'rcati ve financ;ng. Possibly Utt le or no cash. Wlll trade property · boat car • or ?? S249.000. Eves S48.o715 associa ted BU r•,.. [ c., , •• : I r • w l. t ,~ ~ ~ ' ' ,. • Waterfr ...... s BR. 4 Ba. custom wat e rfront hom w /17x38' pvt dock. Prl ced S1 ,394,000. Builder w I trade for Palm Springs Est ate. F'or details oo this home and appt to see, call Carol Hoff, agt. 631-()094 4ZOIOMCiSID MIWPOIT :.)00 sq. f\. 4 .Bdrm pool, fixer. Assume 9115.000 at lW.% with $'10,0IO down. owe balance. Aslthll S350,000.646-L514. ........... , ................ . 2· 1tor1 . N .wtly rt• ~·· .... ad•led kitdMift. Luah ~.,..,... •• etc. C1aM '° &be .. nc1. .... ' JICmlUl.TY THE l<W?= NUMBER TOSEE NEWPORT HILLS OFFICE 2670 SAM MICiUEL DRIVE 1714t 759·1501 5790,000 IEACHFltOHT!!!! Imagine a sitting down and soaking up a panoramic. unobstructed view of the Blue J;ir,U~JOl:R,../OW#~~& s-~ ~ ..... house or strolllng down your pnvate s1a1rs lo lhe beach' Owner w111 arrange soec1al prrvale financing for you Def1n11e1v a presrige prooorty 759· 1501 $195.000 •OCEAMYIEW RmEA T• Imagine gelling away from ii all and relaxtng overtOOkmg lhe ocean from your furnished & freshly pamled collage. 21 ·x2<1 deck and large lot with room to enlarge Seller will carry a 1sr T D De l1Mely a Besr Buy!! 759-1501 $175,000 •PRICE llDUCEI>• on th1s rare find 1n WESTCLIFF HIGHLAND areal Fanrasltc home featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with a large country kitchen and covered Patio for entertaining your In ends" 759· 1501 • •fAIU&.OUS Yin¥•• from this spacious 2 bdrm plus den lownnome. Featuring cathedral ceilings tasteful decorattons. wet bar generous use ol Mexican paver s and custom oak cabinets. Add this to as.sumabte financing and you have an unbeatable comb1natt0n" 759-1501 ••WOW•• IAUOA AXER UftftH!!!! Xlnt develooment ootent1al on this conage with C-2 zoning! Ad1acent to new recrea- tional area. Assume 1 O 35% loan with S827 trno Anxious owner will carry a 2nd .T 0 .1! 75s-1501 ~ Walker &lee Raal Estate macneb I f rvtne realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY UDO & IA Y VllW! Love ly apt. coop. security bldg. w/pool. 2BRS -2 baths -2-car . garage and 2 patios. $400,000 fee. Selle r assisted financing . Dick Halderman 642-8235. <C·59} 712·1414 C~ Volley Center 642 .. ZH q(}J 111-1700 Woochidqe Cenrer 64-MZOO Harbor v (entef MOUUIQ CS I £QQ OEOUDAMC£HNTT MtRAUCGDARHA UKQU THP MOALTlOMUAGPPCETSNG U S S A l S M H N S I 0 T U 0 I Y F G P R l U R E C H W A E D F P T 0 E I M E 0 U S 0 A t H M N l E T A D E 0 0 U R Q l L T E S I I l 0 " S l S 0 T L 0 M I l S l P R E T P G N S M T R OLNA~WkOSl TGOA OtAID LUUP8SIMUUISUNRAR1P S • 0 I A A N C 0 P T S 0 E U U r T I l I I Q I W l k l l 0 U S T Q T L A C TLLNGMALCITNSlMSt I I S M I H A U 0 I S A C Y R t R A A 0 N 0 U S S S U N U N G Y 0 I E T N WHAT'S UMIQUE AIOUT UMIQUE PAODL,t; TENNIS 4 Bdrm Ea-.tbluff. huge lot with courl. trct'i:. ~.000 Q U A L I T Y .\ I' POINTM ENTS 3 Bdrms . 2 12 baths . Jai.nunc l'reek t Plan 6 >. '1e w o f m ountains 5339.000 LITTLE I SL.A ND - Unconge,tt•d A'4 full~ .-URE GOLD 3 Bdrm lower, 3 Bdrm upper duplex Oul5tand· in~ Balboa Ii.land invest nlenl and summer home Sl99.SOO B/\LBOA I SLAND ftEALTY 673·8700 9% LOAN Jasmine Cr eek. Wt•ll located 2 bdrm. 2 bath t•ondo on wide i.:reenl.Jcll Deluxe throug hout ~.000 down l"ull pncc Si!79.500 Wl<~l .l:Y N TAYLOR CO. HEA l.TUH.S ~i 11n· 1 ~H6 GllEA T YllW- DOVH SHOllES This fin<' home by Ivan We lls. now bein~ newly painted. etc. lends itself to fuJI enjoyment with a huge atrium entry with trayertme marble floor <gn~at for dancing l ! 3 family bdrms plus lovely master bdrm suite. formal dinin~. family rm. beautiful pool . spa & patio. 3-car garage. Back Bay & city lights view. Owner will carry lst T 0 . No loan fee. WESUY N. TAYLOR CO.. REAL TORS 21 I I S• Jooqui" Hill• Rood NEWPOllT CENTER, H.I . 644-49 I 0 -cute 3 Bdrm hm home. 2 --------m1 Bdrmumt M:IS.500. ----------------- \'11-:W -On top or Cd~!. l Bdrm. dt'n. pool and 111 crt' S49c1 000 Q l; I ~; T IM•h" NEIGHBORHOOIJ J Bdrm .. S A . area. rt'· m)dl'led. t•xpantlcd. 1m mat•ulate. S93.50<1 DECOR C:lai:.~11· r oun ll)" Frenrh. :-oph1sllt·a1 ed 3 Bdrm. :i Ra. 111i:red \ll('ws s.1r>:i.ooo 1u11 9 IROM TO BEACH Large c:xcc. hm, 4 UR. 2'i Ba . Bt' part of '.lot·'4porl B<·Jrh com · mun11~ St7!t.:iOO. Call ~&:; 6080. ownr agt SPYGLASS WITH A VIEW PRICED TO SELL W<Jteh boats go by as you relax in this warm. invitin~ home It has Mexican Pavers . plil nta tion s hutte rs and neutral w a ll cove rings It 1s a Spyglass best buy al 5527 .000 JoAnne Perkins. U,_.l()Ut= ll()Mt=§ REALTORS. 675-6000 1 IALIOA IS& AND-- JO I AP<>i.84A One of a kind. old world design & quality of this new authentic French Normandy home. 4 Bdrm. 3 bath c u s tom hom e with f inest c rafts mans hip & amenities. Now available. $58.5.000. Call for app't. IAYROMT We have several fine homes with pier & slip. a TotlO HqRSI COUMTn 4 Bdrm .. 3 ba ths; ranch styl e . mini-estate in orange groves. $240.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J4l Bny~1d1· 01111e N B 67) 6lbl ~/e ·~ o/ J REALTORS 675-5511 " -.:.;.. . B i\ Y \" I ~ W N 1• w :,X~x~ -u~ ..ie-6tT .,ti ~ shingled. '>Ccludcd . \\CW mg decks S485.000. . ~\~-Y~·~ ~~ F..a m hkl• .1 pro We h:n c opt'nrngi:. make !10 , 520 per mo dc:,k ree. tn· cld.s an:. i:.er Cilll u:, 1;.is..1~ -~~~t1nl"fflgh1hr,cm-01U'"Ue"T1'f".' ~-· r WE HAVL 41 Of THE BlST Ll!>llNC...!> IN TOWN ( SAN CLEMENTE: Very well located condoc1 ....... two bfocks to oc... beodl. 9oH cCMW. pool, sw; l ta.droo.1tl. 2 bcrtfts, .. fOf' $I 24,500 and o.....-wil l:dtt'f'2"d~.D: .. _,_. -·----- COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2 5 IS E. -Coast Hwy., CoroM def Mar THAT'S WHAT'S UNIQUE ABOUT U!lllll ()UI: ti()~l:S Healtors. 675·1i000 IEACHHOME! Upgraded beach home - Newpart' 'Walk to oceun or private bea ch : New carpets and fresh paanL: CUstom decor. 3 patios +- secluded sundcck ! J u:,t Sl27.250 ' Hurry. t•ull CHARMING BAL ISLD DUPLEX Mew 2 bdrm unit with two dKb & I st OWftft' deprKlaffOft. Alto, 3 bdrm ..... wftll ReW roof, Coppet" plm •Ing. MW kite.... _. batlt, flreploce & H/W floors. Tohll lslmld Uana. S43S;OOO BETWEEN BAY & OCEAN CORNER G14JaMk 2-story 4 bed 1-t rm, IRtarior CJ"•• O•I• wftlt brick. A IMG~ ho.- s~ps to boy & oceaft. Reduud to $315,000. 631-1400 . WATERFRONT HOMES. INC REAL E.STATl '-,..,~," Re•f'lr~1'' p,Ofl' ''' f\.ttn.1lt·nl\·u1 2l3o W (.o,,,r ""'' N•"Wf>Orl Be.,..11 631·1400 I EEFTRR I 1111 r .'~· r-,....A_T,_V_.E _L.....-cl 1 , . I I r I . r_Y_A_R_T_R_, 1 1 I~ I I •1 I wan1«1 to be a ~Pl _ _ _ _ painter Diii all the Kapea I .---------knew wert --· I 1~ i "ti TI' I·~=~:~~~~ '°" ~ '·--No 3 below 6 PllNf NUMtO£O unr•s tN ltt(Sf $Q\IA1{5 ·~~·~N~~E tmm I I M I t I SPOIL YOURSELF Custom MHa del Mar -.1th 1h1 i:. bt-.1ut1fu l Th1i.un1que iM0Qhomt: spac1ow. 3 bdrm homt-has been h 1ghl~ up FJbuJous fam1I\ room.·2 graded It r CJ tu r E'S lrpl<::.. dl·(=o ru to r -.k )lq;:hts. )!reenhoui.1· wallpapt'r. 1a cut~1 &. window room. paol. new great location SJ~.900 cal'J>l't..'>. \'aulted ce1hng:. Call!179-5J70 toda) and much more Don't A 1TUS~ seem~ lh1s horn .... LLSTA TE ~~cc SJ&l.a<IO Call REALTORS t;:SELECT Sl::LL idle items with a Daily Pilot Classiht>d Ad. I PROPERTIES Pete Barrett CHOICE DUPLEXES Close to beach in West Newport. 3 & 2 B<inns. immaculate. built-ins and new carpets. S279.000 Close lo So ba.,front on Balboa I s I and . 2 ~ '\\.\\ Bdrm s . we II maintained. ~v .. eplare and mini view $475.000. Corona dcl Mar. So. of highway new listing 3 Bdrm unit with beamed ceilings . new k it chen appli ances and used brick patios. 2 Bdrm apartment with wrought iron gated entry. tiled patio and open. sunny feeling. ASK US about our hom~ warranty fM'OCJf'Cllft which conrs buyers & Hiers. ~--642-5200._--c: .- Pete Barrett ~r MEAR PIUV A Tl llACH 3 bedroom. 3 bath home with great. remodel possibility . Enjoy this desirable private a r ea near marina. $365,000. r ~ IN NEWPORT CENTER • 644-9060 ~ ~'-------------------"!""'"------~. RCTaylorC o ()40-C)C)QQ INVESTORS 15 Units in Costa Mesa. Lar~e two and one bedroom apartm e nts . Garages and carports. Center courtyard with BBQ's. Near schools and shoppin~. Askin~ price S650.000. RCTaylorCo 675-5511 F.ager buyer~ r ead lhe Classified ads every day. H yoo have somelhtng for 11ale. reach them fast and inexpensively. call &U·5618 Your fri e nds ;.i nd neighbors use Classifil..'<I when t h ey ha\'C somettung to ~II. They'll tell you how we ll 1t worked for them '. Knit Neck Down! 7490 tn,~B~ rle fl rn,a, l~t ~real o~rc0011 more '" Jhl\ \lttktnK 1K~tl1 11n11 lrOMJh• colla• do .. n all in one D>tee 1ncf\.01ng slffies Ht II li~t \l)h~ft riDbeo 1o~e re.1u•t cont1as1 u~ mea1um w~•gti! '?.ply ~JMhetic 'POii wn Pat lt•n 1490 Sim. Jlj 44 •nc!uced SUS IOI eK~ i>aitern Add ~oc e•ctl pa11e1n flli It•~! cta~s a • marl and ~andltng Stnd lo: Alice ""°" Needlecf-'1 Dept. 105 D•lly Pilot lot 1'3, OW Cllebn Sta .. !It'll Yerl llf 10113. '""t llMt.. M4m1. lip. h1tt111 llumbtl. Catch on to !ht craft bo0m1 ~nd IOI ou1 HEW1981 HllDU CH.Afl CAIALOC !Mt 1 /l !k\1&ns J ltet pa1te1ns 1ns1ae S l 00 AU CllAfl IOOllS. .S 1.1 S uth l)J.f .... """' Qli4ti111 UZ.Qllilt On(llllls m~ a litl Q1111ts IJO..Sw..llff,._.SaesJl.5' 12'-0ltick 'n' Easy Trll!Slen 12a.c......,. P1tc.11wor11 ou111s 127-A .... '•'o..lits l 2'-Tlllif1y CnflJ no.en IZS.fnl Qitlltl 124-CllJ Cilb ... ~ts lZJ.S~ '•' l'ltcll Qliltl UZ.Stffl '•' r.tf Qlilts 11~ ... lJ 1-i., Alt " ......,..., llf.11'"'4if9 Qlii4ta 11"-Alt " """ Cltdlet 11~,..-AfaMIW lll·l'Nt~ l07·11111111t Sewiat 1os.1 .... CtltMt 10~ "' ,....,,. ~. 101-0-111 Wc.lltctltll I Sash with Dash! I Shoulder rucks •lld dOlman slet'ieS cmte tlle lie'# ioOll of top wtdlh w1lh soltnt\S-INM!\ eo.t~rr11nt bt+ow looll so much ltintt nanO'llt• Printed Pattein 9089 MrSStS S1zts 8 10 12 14. 16 18 20 S11e 12 (bust J4) tahes 21• ros· 45" 318 rd contrast SISl1 Sttl4 11.75 "' ......... AM 5CM "' eKfl ,e"'"1 ,_ li11t-cl1S1 linlltll, ...... , SaH• MWM MAmll Pattem o.,it. 642 Dally flltot ui 1111e1t 11e11 St.~ J~"' 10011. flriM ..... ~ ZIP. Silt_. StYU ......_ P11CtS too lliitt 1 Stlld "" !of ou1 HEW fAU·WIHflR PAffiRll CAT Al.OG-sew SM incl att !let. let q~tl't1 <Mt JOO \lyltt. f 1et Pat1er11 Cotioon ("'°'111 SI /~) Send lot CltMc. SI 00 IJU ... MellltQailllclU'S lll-AM ... Qlllb 1.75 UO.S....Slai JI.SI Sl.75 ln.QikW(llf ''""'-' Sl.15 '7M670 scaAM-UTS Anwtn ... Cleufftuffoft Mio o4Q-l)LJ00 ... l ""' * OBITUARIES 111 ....... ~CAPt •u "'9 laucW 1 H · .... .. .. .... .,,,, C, • .._...,..._ .......... 0 ... -...., Aft« tM beb)' WU born, U.. lwo U.v.a.d to Idaho, wberethey planned '° hunt ror aold near O.vU Mom&.aln TM1 we~ Uvlftpton. Idaho. camp on July 7 when they met the Grolfo famlb, a 1roup of Mlf· dt1tri~ea travel.ln1 lo Grotto and Mr. Grotto, for eaUM of adoptlon." Oroffo tald the 1trl asked him to take tbe bllby. "Can you ltnaelDe?" he said. 811. Gray called home, telllai her father that Jolene WU &0De and she had tlped '·aome adop- tion papen.•• She then retumed home, wblle her f1lber contact· ed 1uthorlt1ea in Nea Perce Couty. ldabo. baby to be whh tbe mother if sne wanted her." Hid state police Set. Thomas McNulty _ Judge Arthur Corfey of the Middlesex County Probate Court in Cambriqe awarded custody ol the cblld to Gray oo Monday. Bul G~o uid his famUy still wanta to care for Jolene. f'J'~ atH M•• award4HI .... ~. W .. MN 0...,. wt.o ~· .............. llUt1n ..._. U.e1 re~ov.N• l ·•H1'·old Joi... Or91 at • MlllN&et• e-lll'D *·Mill WM I Mt ........ ~ ,rbo .....,. "Tbey were tolnl to take that baby up to the mouat.aiu PAD· ol.Dc for fe>ld. Tbere'a no atonit. no docton, no food or milk. ao dla~.nothlng." The Grottos eventually were traced to the Paradise Park camperounda in Middleton. not. f ar from Gray's Pepperell home. and when Gray and his dauchter went there. Mrs. Grof· fo readily banded over the child. weU·equl vua • Ka :tie save btr daupter -PGraril1 tM clUJd. .. , • m c:icm Utn acted \o pntect U.. INlbY." Oro aakt to Tuna and Dorothy Grotto. •l•niaa a handwritten, notarlaed not. tfwt 1ta&..s: "I, Katherine C. Ore)', hereby releaH all r*6pmuaba. (aic) and attachment ot Joi.,. Claire Gray to Dorothy Groffo said be loaned lbe COU· pie '80 and drove them to the highway. The Grolfo caravan traveled west, then east, arriv- ing in Massacbuaetta three weeks ago. "One of the first things they said was that they wanted the "I love children.'' be said. "H the paJ"eDt.8 don't wanl the baby and are wtlllng to give her back to me and my wife, we'll take care of her and raise her like one of our own." ,.~ ......... Trivia l.nver's Delight NEW YORK (P ) - Lovera ol trivia wtll find pl e nty in the oew Manhattan l e lephone book. T h ere are three Frankfurters. l l Rolls. two Mustards and 47 Beers. There are two St eaks. rive Plzias. three Salads a nd a Rudolph Von Eggcream. For lover s or literature. there are 5 Sha k espea re s. 26 Dickens, 32 Faulkners. 15 Boswells and 4 Hem- ingways. Flttd Out Why Everything's Gonna Break PALO ALTO <AP> -Champagne corks pop oft wlth gay abandon -at the wrong lime. Ann· Margret falls olf a st.age swing in Lake Tahoe aod is seriously Utjured. Ford Motor Co. ls charged with reckless bom.icide in the fiery crash of a Pinto. Enter Failure Analysis Associates. a company that thrives on misfortune. anaJyiing why and bow and if products fail. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS •VSINl:U f'ICTITIOUS 8VSINl:SS l'1CT1nou18UllMl:SI N...,._E STATEMUIT NAME STATEMENT .. ._. STAT•Mt:NT The tOllOw!llCI ""'""" " d<ll"ci 1>U>1 l .,~ •o•towl"Q oer\OM ••• 001,,0 Tiie foll_,.. pertont •r• doil'IQ ""~ ., l>USl"PH-" butl ... H et AACHAEOLOOICAl. PUNNING CARN EGI E PLVS U.00 GO'IOIE'$ DELI, Jl~C &at.ot COlLABOPAftVE. SOO NewPorl "•••Cllild S..tl• •OO 1,,,,,,. Citllornla Str .. l,CotleMeW,C.11'°"'1•9?•?• Ct"I•• Ori•• Sult• SH Nt WPO•I •lll~ ICw.,..I• CJ* a J""9 SOOI< Clloo Bte<lt c.tllomi•~ Kare" ,, • .,~ Rulleov~ 114n t.H•-IWllftClr<,.. "-'•'"V•ll .. U rT''I' s.m... •uoc:l•tH. '"'·· • ~·~ 0r1 .... 5'wlt• M •. C.tltornl• C•fllomla.,,. C•lltom l• <orl)M•llof\, SOO Newl)Of1 '110S Tith bvsl11ett It cOftfu<led by A Col'ler O"vt. Su•I• SH NewPO~l JC>lln ~v.O R"11edQf' ~ • 1341? ,.,..,., ~, fk•<ll c.llf<>"'I• 916ll0 Mate"" Ori"t' Sar>l<1 AM Catltotn•• K_,.i1< Olol Tllh butlfle>\ •l <-.Cl~ b•. cor·. 9710S • i lltit Matemetll .... ~ ""'" ...... '"' CIO<•tlcw•. I K•ren Alt/I vou • ..., T•m.trof<l I Ca<inly 0-ot 0r•"9e tOuftly on L•rry ~" I trvone. Catlforftj<19171S AU9'1'I U. l1ID A•-"9tes. tr>e AAt<llal'I H VM~. ""1 T•m••.Kt I l'I.,_ T11·• •te_... '"'" 111.0 w1111 "" ,,.,.,,., c.ai.1°'"'" <1211s P'*4tsNO 0r.,... C:O.•t O••IY P11o1 Coufth Clt'rt. Of Or•""" Co•'"tv.,.. Juh Th" ,,.,,,,,..,,, " '""""Cito II• •I •uo 10, ». 5et11. 3. IO.,_, ~ ,. "'°· 19*Mral P¥1M<Sh•P - "'""' Mk-• H VM• 11 PuDll~ OrMOP Co.i\t 0 •••• P1101. lltl• •l•lemMI · .. .,\ 111('(1 wltll '"" PUBLIC NOTICI-.: July 10. •uo • •J. 10. l'llO JI~ Coontv Clt'r1l of Or<t"9" tounr. on July I------ 1S, lt90. l'ICTITIOUS 8UllM'SI HUNTE a & YOSS ...,.. ITAT•MUIT A"-,..Y'efUw I lllr. fOltowlr>Q perlOfts •re dO•"CI l'ICTI 'flOUSeUStMESS , ... f'.inlllt4 Ortn 11Usl11eu .. NAME STATli!Wlt!NT Sull• 1• SEACOAST FIHA,.CE, 111 S PUBLIC NOTICE I r11~ iot•owlno l>ef'•on• ••~ dO•nci l'osl Office ... ,"" A11l1e Ori••. Suttr 103. Or•"9t "WU EN THERE'S FAIL V R E, the r e· s bu~•"•"•• ,,..,,1,.~. ca11Mn11• um C.t1t0f"ni•.,_ l h " id , ... _Ml R J ,.. \( 1'161.JC. "''SO(t,tTES. '10 VI• I f'HlttS Coesl Home Lo•n~. '"< • " a ways uman error. sa -.,mu ea au r ...... e I I •GO Mor() M~-t1 lle.i>tlo. CaHforn\3 Publl\Md 0r""9' COd\f D•••v Piiot. Celllor"le Gof'llOUliOf!. Ill s. """• company's 38-year·old general manager. "No "'"' JuivJO.Auq •. u.10. ·~ m t-«J 0.1.,, •• sul!• t03. or-c.111orn1• ' • \ j l f 11 ak rt th l' (loArl<'\ T SI>••~"· 410 VI~ l •dO .,... one s go1.ng 0 n en 1ona y m e a pa a s ao· I Hord, M~WPOr1 ""d(lo, C•ltlorn•• I llll~ buslnns .. c.onooc.1~ 11'1 • c.or· ing to fail." .,.,,l PUBLIC NOTICE t10••110ri. In the case of Ann-Margret's swing, "It turned I w .... ~~·:.';.!.c~~·~,~~. •·••·~ 1 l"tCTIT•ous euStN£SS ~~~E out lo be an engineering problem. Jt turned out not G•'-• • ~·•&•\ •10 Vl4 I Id' MAME STATEMOIT Ell..Wtll M. C-• to be adequate for holding up Noro ... ~ .. QOrt ~II<" ( &lltorn•d •'6U I "'" •ollO•""<l P~•Wn\ "" Oo•nn Vice ~~· I ff\h bu\tnc\\ " f'Of\du<f"d b• • OU\tl'lt._~ ... , Tfllj\ , ... ~ •·H tilf!d •"" t"-' prelty ladies." <lf'""••t 0oer1,..,,,.,o ou~fn •ssc MBl v ,~,, 1 r a Co<1n1v c i.o. of Or•n.,e cou,.iv on On t he Pinto. Failure C'-lftE lluno• l'"cin •·~"u~ :1 '>•"td •no Autvt1s.1• I '"'' 't•t~t .... , fllt-d ••'"' t~ (ahfo<n•• .,~ F'1Ul71 Ana lysis compared the car to Cou"I• C•er1l al Oroncie (OUnl• Of' I O•M'f Prv"'1ld\ 1~18 l>Apod\ f>uDh"*' Ot-C.0.\1 Delly Pttol Olhers Of its Size. AUQu•! •. 1'80 "'u"ll"CllO" 8'>..c" C~"'<>'"•• •1o-e AUO '°· 11. S.0. 3. 10. ,_, ~!1-IO GRANDFATHER GIVEN INFANT CUSTODY Bemerd Gr., With Jolene, 3¥1 Month• In this pol itica l season. the phone book does not practice equal time. While there is an Edward Kennedy . a James E. Carter and 17 John Andersons, there is no Ronald Reagan . though ·there are nine Reagans. d P. • FUJffSI Patr.<t. P tehttmwono, ... 'J-'• \ 1 "The For into was no • Pu1111t-Or.-wr c°"'' o~·•• P1101 M•r·~ s1 ....... s..n1 .. •M r .. 11•o•n•• PUBLIC NOTICE worse than most of the subeom· • AUv "' l'ICTITI~austNESs PUBUC NOTICE IQE;f'P••• ,,...,~,Shi(> NAM« STATEMUIT s iderably better, but there were °""""Jlevnold' T11e fo41-1,,q ~''°"' ••t do1n<1 .-_~G_o.Jjl!as Too Costly There are two Noons. four Mornings but no Nights. There are 10 Stranges but only 1 Normal; 18 Poors and 174 Riches; a Veronica Hollywood. a K. Dubu· que . a Ma r g aret Phi l ade lphia , and Bruce, Sarah a nd William Butte. m any that were worse. Why I '"'\ ''"'~' "'"" , .. .., "'''" '"' 1tlu\•Mu n · ~ICT11'0US•USIN•SS (ounh c·-·~ of ()ranl)t (OVM• on NIOUHlA,t N VILLAGE co ... • single them out?:· Rau said. NAME STATEfl!llENT ........ ,,. ,.___ PAN v. ••s" H11e A••"~ ,,..nt A · · j di acquitted Tltt foll-ll'Q oer\Of\\ ••t 001nq FHIOt C.litorMe"7tt ANN·MA•GRET • JUT)' lD n ana ""''ntn•' Pubhst.ec Or<!no (Od\I O.iolv l'ol<1r lltt RObtt1 p Wu"'t"91on c;,,.,, Ford in March. One reason was Ford's argument. CHHSE• SOVA RE L ro sn• "'"° 6 •l.:1011 •'lllO 1110 .. 0 I,,."•· • c.••-• <°"""'"'..,., 1&s9'1 MIAMI <AP) -The Zoological Society of Florida bas given up on collecting Green Stamps to buy gorillas. Their two-year campaign yielded only enough stamps ror about half an ape based on Failure Analysis work. that the Pinto I P1<c•"111" Cl•c•• "":"""''"''~' ----. -· H••••·•-· '"''r-..c.1110•"'•"'" C.lltorn•o""3 PUBLIC NOTICE flt•\ bu,lnen t\ conou<1~ O• ~ that burned was like other subcompacts of its day. Kt""""' L °"""''· • ~ Bt-•ci••.,. I ""'""' P0'1~P TUE CHAMPAGNE CORK MATIER is still under WTaps. but Rau said engineers believe it's also a design problem. No. 114, W.-stm.Mt., • Calotorn1• t?.al l"ICTITIOUS 8USINESS The RoDtr1 P P•t•l<te SeCI•"· \12• Pl«•dtllY 1 MAME STATEMENT W•rmlnQlon(o Cir< It.~''""'"''· Cattlor"'" •1 .. 3 '"e tollOWtr>Q "'°'-I• 00." l>U ' W1tll.,,, J P1ttmd" , Tht\ bu~IM\~ I\ <Of"CU.tct~d ttv ct I n~ss ·~ q ' 5ecret•rv The private society says it bas collected 10 million S&H Green Stamps since kicking off the campaign in October, 1978. when it decided to try for three lowland gorillas for the new Dade County zoo. At the time, the society ~aid it would need 45 million stamps. The 1980-1981 book has 788,732 listings -t 1.532 more than last year tt has 1.5S2 pages -18 more than last year Failure Analysis has been in operation since the early 1960s. first as a consortium of Stanford University professors and later as a company with a staff of 80. , llmlttO ~""M•P N E W p Op T H .t p 9 O p Tit" \lat-,.., ftle'CI '"'" I"' • Tiii ~·:~ ~'1" 111"6 ,1,. 1..,.' 81.JILDERS. 116 E. '°"'Street. co.ial Counlv Cletk or Ordn~ Cou111v 0" I ' ~ • ..... "" I Mr14t, CAtl1torn11 m 77 Auou~I I\, l'llO t ountv Clef11 ol Or~ County"" July John L PelHk• 716 t' 'Orn Fl4J174 ~~~kes flf Str~~t. C°"l• ~ ..... C•lllor"'" 91611 I Pubtl\l\ed Or~ Coa~I O•••v P iiot. I MAltC It. TOW T"" tiu•""'" '' cOfldu<I~ by "" '" Auv. 10. n._Sef>C 3, 10. 1• _ ~'~ . Ol•ldu•• I ~.:'!.~.;.!;•tts Jomt .,.,..,." PUBLIC NOTICE Converted to cash. the collected stamps are worth $20.990.45, enough to buy little more than half a gorilla at today's market price of three for $110.000. s aid society president Ric hard Mahmarian. That's $30,000 more than the price quoted two years ago. Much of the expansion stems from an ex· plosion in the products liability business. Wben companies have product problems. they often are targets of lawsuits seeking large awards. "What they come to us for are specific pro· blems or when they need an independent view," Rau said. "More often than not. we're providing a s kill that doesn't exist in the company. even Fortune 500 companies. 1........,a..dl,C.litenri'tf'4' Tll•• ~14"1_,.t .,., ltl"<I wtln t~ _ -----_ _ FIOml County Clffll ~ OfanQ" Cournlv o" l'ICTITIOUS 8 UStNE5S PuOlt\lled Or-Cl)l\t Daily Piiot. Auqu\I 11· 1_, I NAME STATEM•NT AUQ. 13. 10. 71. !itPI 3. 1WO 1»WO( p ~·· Or C O l't4-.I Tiie toOOwl"9 e>erlOft\ are Ooonci _ u~•sllfd •"9' oasr 111v P IOI. 8'111r>enes· I PUB•tl' NOTICE Auo.13.:io.li.s.1113 1.., 1m ao '"'NEWPORT HOM E LO• .. -"-TRUST HO. 14•, IDI NEWPORT -PUBLIC NOTICE HOME lO.-N TAVST HO. u s. tr• f'ICTIT\OUS 9USINlSS NEWPORT HOME LOAN NO. 1-.. IOI eULL ROSS BULL._.., _ _, Oft A119u>I II. t• In Solnl• ANI, C-. Survl-bv Ill\ •lie ldil. SOft °""91H of L- Bea<ll C. . d.uofllerl. M•ry L°" J•"•~<ll •M Rvtll M<L•uo111t"· ' cir•"°<ll•lclrr-ft J vr.et.qr-llllO•f'ft Servlc~~ w ill ~ ,,..., "" Tllur"'o •uou•I " ,.., •• 1 OOPM ., ,,.. Herbel< ~-~I CMc»I with Re• B•IK• Kurrie. Pre•byteri•" Church ot IN! c:-... 1. off•< .. tlnci !><orv•<•' -19-Oire<11of\ Iii Herbo< l • .. n·-Ot••• Mor1U¥y ot Cotta ~,... S.UJ.6. •El•••• MILDRED L REMEit, ~ ... rnJ.. Otollt ot Cer00Wt 081 -· C.. P•~~ eway "" Augu5t 11. 1'90. $lw It ~Ur· vtv~ by -Fr.,.11" I •~ deU91tter· '"·law Alie• R-r ot CO<cin.t 0.111-•r. ' or-Nklr&I\, oeri1e1. Pev•. wenoy •M RONll~ ~•vet~ wrvl<e. _,,. Mid •I P«lfl< V~w _,,_,., P•rlt. ~fvl(tt -Ille OlfKllQf\ 91 9•1U tl••v••on Smtih 6 lulhlll WHtcllll C11eoe1~ -- H.UIOI UW~MT. OLIVI MoflUtll\I • Cf•m •IUl\I Crt•mJIOIV tb?b 01<ih·r /\,,,. CO~t.1 Mt·~·• ~~!>~4 PIUCIPOTHIU l&L POADW4Y M()tl\'UARY 11 0 B1oaow1t~ Co•.1,J Me· ,, 642 ~150 IAL Tl & IHGllOH SMITH & TUTHILL WHTCLI" CH4rlL cu E 11th St Costn MO.d 6C~9371 ...c1eaon.s s.erntl' NOlnlAIY 677 Main St ~nt1na1on Beecl'I 538-6539 ,., ..... y Cal0MAL"'"8AL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Av~ w.s1rn1ns ter 893·352S Deatlu Elsewhere TALLAHASSEE. Fla. <AP) -Rev. Charles Knife Steele Sr., 66, a leader of the national civil rights movement in the 1960s who was acli ve in the bus boycotts. freedom rides and the Poor People's Cam- paign, died Tuesday. ROCHESTER. N.Y. <AP > -Jam es P. Wilmot, 68 , an e n trepreneur who started out as a truck driver and became a mllHonaire owner 0( Ptge Alrways Inc . and a conatructlon company, died Tueaday. Park Fun Explained In Folder NAMe STATEMENT FfCTITIOUS llUSINlSS -NEWPORT HCWE LOAH NO U 1, lrl I Tiie foltowl"9 per\Of\~ 4rt OotnQ I NAME S~AfEM£HT NEWPORT HOME LOAN HO 141, ftt bu>lnen r.. I l nt tollow•"CI l>t''IO"' .ar• oo•nQ NEWP<WIT HONIE LOAN NO u•, lei• C 8 t, 7312 Or ..... tN><oe •~en.-. bu••,,..Ud\ HEW"°"f HOME LOAN NO t~. lhl 8urMPer1l.Gellfomt•011 LOUISE' STREET ASSOCIATES \HEWl'O'tTHOMEl..OANNO ISi "I TillNK WE'RE A PRE'M'Y practical group l c .... wmn 11enet1b t1K~a1ec1 j "'61 ~"'" B1v<1 . Hunttnci1,,.. Bf'.,.,, H EWPOAT H<>ll>f LOAH •Hc . 11 • C•lll orl\11 c.oroor•llon. llO C•h!Om••.,,..1 CMoorale Pin•. ,..•l>Cl•I Buc11. of guys, problem solvers. technicaJ sleuths. One Or•"9e"'°""" Avenur. Bu.ft• P•o. .,""°'Mil~" ,,.. ,, c.1,10,,.,. c.1t10,,.. • .,..., man rrom England called us the pathologists of C.llt«lll•a21 l•oroordltOrl 161'1 &.,,.,, Bl•O l"u"' I HEWPO'IT "°""E LOAN INC A things inanimate... Tltl' tius-u I\ "'"o'"'~ b• .. t0< •"'lion B•i!<" ca1o1o'"'a 92~•1 C•lllo•n•• cClf'llO'•lton Rau. a Staruord Ph.D. in metallurgy. joined I PO••" ... c,,,,..,,.,., ~''"in< e>o!:;~"'*" '' 'c>n<1vr•" the company in 1.974 when it had 12 employees and G L Sc11e,.,.,,.,,.n. l"t<to•"'""'<" •r• HewP01nHOMe P~t He<la< Ma,.,.<~ LOl'H INC -The national parks grossed $250,000. Last year. revenues topped $4 T11•• s1a1-1 .. a~ "'~ "'''~ •: ""~""'"' .Joe~ A. 8e9Q. are providing vacation million. Rau declined lo give the company's pro-c"""'" cttr• Of Oran~ cou" Y '"" ,,d,.......,, wa• "'"° ... ,,, '"' S«•Nf'r. f I • fa•ts Or hoW mUCh 1't Charges per CaSe. Auqusl ll. 1'ID. 1'14fttl Counh Cl•rl< of Ora~q1· County on I Hr-' Mome LOMtl I u n I 0 r a g r 0 w I n g . AUQU\f I 1"90 Tltl• '''""""' -· I ..., w Ill ,,.... number of Americans. If "In 1974. we changed from a pick-up team to a PubH$1'eC! or-. eo.si 0•11" Pitot. · Fm01,eouni. c1en. of or.,. eou..iv °" ~~rd:~~~ ~°i:r~ t~;~~~ ~?d~ ·Pi~e:s::~~t1~~~1~~ :!~ti:~~· w~~r~ Auq. ;~~~·~:ICE~, .• ::·.':~.~.';;'°"'' oaov3::~o:c, A:~11::~ coast Oa11:'= is available. in." PUBLIC NOTICE Auo 10• 11• ~. l, 10• ~-_ ~~ This bright folder con· Although the company started by analyzing "';f::;.~!~~~·::r l'tCTinous au51 .. u 5 PUBLIC NOTICE tains summary inlorma-failures. its mission has expanded. Companies are T11e 1011ow1no ~"on• d•r ooonci I N-• STATEMENT lion on all the maJ·or becoming more and more concerned about pre· bu""'u'" ,,,., 1011-1"9 oenon. .,,. do•nv c R I T T E N 0 E N M 0 R ~ H Dus1MS~ n : LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE Of' l'U81..1C SALE 01' A8ANOOH£0 l'AOl'EltTY parks in the system and venting failure. and are bringing in consultants to coNCEPTs. m11 ~ c""" H•v11w • .,, THE 1tJ1t PA1tTNE RSH•P. • unfolds into a map of the study their products. su''' 8• SOutll LAouM. '"11'0,.,.1" .,,,, Callfoml• """'r•I ~t1M•~"'P. P o Pe,..tooe P«' Crlllt'n<li'n, JIS87 S &o• llMO. ,......_,. 9e.tch, Calltomt• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llldl COUntry ShOWin g the Coa\I Hl911,.. ... Suit<' B Soullt fH63; 291 S.. JoMu1f1 Hiiis 'lo.cl, IMu~rsl9flfl0 wlllsellat publlc.1uc locations of the parks. "WE STARTED OFF DOING ALL the post L .. oun•.C•hfotft'a 97•1l NewoortlNCll,CellforN•'2t6> tlon PUr'JU .... lo Stcllon ,,. of '"" d 8Mtwlr• 8rst "'°'111, JIS411 S. Coast R-M. All-. 91Mf'•I ~r. Civil Cocleol Ille Stal~ol Calltorr>l• I"• On the back of the mortems. But as the cost of failure goes up an up, Hlq11w..,. Suite B. Sou11t L•ll""'· *' s... ~" Hiiis ltd . ""-' fottow•r>Q "'4'><~11~~ o'"'°""' on> map, a chart fives park· companies are spending more and more before ac· C·•11'0'"'•91m Bff<ll. Celif0mi•'*1 .,."., 1o-w11 1oen1111t<1l>Y1er>an1 ,..rnj' b k 'nf . r ·1 . k .. R Heall,. Wor·-· In< .. C•l•lonrie ltMCI 8-\M, ..... , ... P4rtner. •nottOl'-unlt,,..,..ber· y·par 1 ormallon on cidents occur on at ure prevention wor . au torPO••tton. 11,,., s c,,.,, H1ci-•.,. 2811 s... ~ Hiii' Rd . He•Port 1r1NCEN1 .11NTON1>cc1 aa t he av a 11ab111 ty 0 r said. Su11e B. Sovlll L~. C.ltlor"•• .,.,, Bff<ll. CellforNa9MJ J.S LOCICAR06~ r.cllltl. ,_ for tours, pi'c· N Fail A 1 . . '-:-g com T1tl\ bu•lrw:•• t\ con<1u<1eo "" • J-c. 11r-. • ...,... .. ....,_. LARRY' WORKMAN A.1u .... ow. ure na ys1s IS WOrlUU on a . oene••I partner•lttp ., $0ft ~ Hiii$ 'let. • ..._, COHN IE VARGASA·7•7 nlcs, camping. hiking. puteriied system for inspecting railroad tracks. &.<twor .. ett1Nort11 BN<".Callfont4a'1Ml N•GELHOSSl.EBYA·1lB mountain c llmbln°. """''"company h0 • already done extensive studies Tll•\ \141-' '""'' ,.,.., w•111 -T111s ~1 ... ss is cOfldu<ted b y "I 1111•wi,wlll bebf <omoe1.11 ... 01d· A I JI,.; ...,. COUfll'I' Cft'f11 ill OrMIQr COUMv °"July ~r•t ~p. CllllQ on 11\r JOlll !Hy ot Afl9U\f. 1990. at NOTE,D~#( horltb61Ck riding, ftWlM· of derailments. JS.IW lt.M.All_, 1oo·c1cioam • .,.,l!lc'~m1ses wner.-,,,._,._,, I bo u fl hi lk bo JAC1UOM, ••ooa1t • suc11LtNG c;..11 PertMr w.ci ~ '• ,torw and -1c" " m n1, o n1. 11 ng, Company officers are reluctant to ta a ut ... N • .,...c.tottt-Orive Tiiis _,•es 111.., •1111 1,,. 1ou1ed ., o oo w w u1m1nsrrr h U n l 1 n fl , 0 ff r 0 I d HpCCifiC CaSeS. "°""""2191 ,..._ 1 C-ly Clen ol Or ..... CO<HllV °" Ave~, In llW City of Sanle M•, Coun BOUGJrr vehicles, tJnowmobllea, .. U we find something wrong. we make our Hew_,8Hdl,c•t11-••n~,._.,A11111St ts.i• l'tum "':',.!>';~·~11;:1~io111 ,0 11lcl lng and mor(' client aware of that immediately .... We have Publl•lled Or-,,,.,, 0•11• P•tot. Pub••~ 0r-cou1 oa11v P1to1. 1>1d •1 111e sat•. P1Kc11ews mu" "'' LONDON (AP l An The awde CC>fltll •t.75 · 1 lth Juty:JO.Auq &.t310 •'90 J•11.ao Auo.20.11.s.,.l.1.10.1• ~1140 made •1111 <esll •rtd c>alo t0< at'"" unidentified ttealer in and c19,, be purch;sed ~~~~t"f/~ ~l ~:~!"~~~t;:~gv::img~~ons~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~;:·s:~~i;:~.,:;i~~~f~,:!'~ ror c hookti huis ~Id from the 8upertntendent cience to address any serious problems. something PUBLIC NOTICE a1111e11-ot111e~1~. T111,,.1, •• .ub , .. ...,,000 for u not.. k of OAAum-•", U.S. Gov· IM:f to prior (Meelletlotl in Ille e•ent ""'' " "" .., .. ~ that's a serious risk to people." said Rau. FICTtnous 1vs1Hus of '4!1t1ome1>111MWttn 1aoo1oro ano oo-c on Ul nl n g tbe flnlll ernment Printlna Office. W . 1 t be rt l 11 . l'1CT1nousausiN1SS NAMl!STATEMENT llgatec10¥ty. d r .. ft of /\lfr"'ci Lord It .. e re not go ng 0 a pa y 0 a owmg a NIIMI: STAfl!MENT fllt 101tow1n9 person& are OO•no Publl•llecl Ori'"Ot Coest Oally Pllol u " Washington, D.C .. 20402. really unacceptable risk lo continue." he said. ad-Tne 10110•11111 per\011\ ••• do111v t:>us•ne\~•·· Auo 20 11 19llO J.OOOllO Tenny8on'li poem "In Order lllOck numbe r 11us1nenn: PEPPERTREE APARTMENTS · ' • Memori•m... LI trlbulC 02H)()~OIY77I 7 ding such incidents have been rare. 10tllP~~:ei.N~O:.:~~:.R~~1:,1:,n~~ =~ s Ho10t.r , cy11rm. tat11orn·~ I PUBLIC NOTICE to Arthur Halhtm, lhc p OVIDE h .,.,, '"•e&tors Ru• Es1ate 5.,,.,,.1cu 11. VI t I l ' ' I .. RAU SAID f'EW COMPANIES R t e JOM "-terh. , .. E. 'IOlll Strttl. Lid, •• llmlled Oftrlntr\11111•. J l"ICTlflOUS eUSIMESS NMM ITATDl•NT c or an poe R r en" services or Failure Analysis. although there Is Cost• Mesa. Cellf<>"'I• •m1 Corporete Plal.t Orl•e. Su•le 100, and hls Rlster'li fiance. Se· arch Illegal 1 M rt I IC•M Euell. M6 Proc!uCllOfl Pl.ace, Nowp0rl e.ac:11. C1' .,..a Tllo loll-11>9 persortl ••• Ootno h d'ed I VI i some competition, from the Batte le emo a Newport llH<ll, California Alan L l"Oam>. '" OeM••I lluSlllHUI: w 0 n tinna n lnatltute of Columbus. Ohio. in metallurgy I and Mlrl.,,., ""'Oft· JW Cor• le"9. parlnt•I 3 Corp0rele Plala Drive ,., NEWPORT HOME LOAN 1833. S l\N fo'HANCISCO from the Highway Safely R-earcb l"'•tltut'" in· Coll•Mltw,c.111orn1• suHe1oo:~BHCll,cAn..o • TltU $T.~~ '1n. s'bTI NoEwPoA,T S th b • ll """' .... .. Tlllt butl .... s " COllCkl<led Dy • H•l'OIO G -elle~ ,. ~'" HOME ...,..N •U N . '"· 0 0 e y 9 auc on (/\P) -A man's drug Ch lHlll N c OD ,....,.l-1ntf'tNp parl"9r) 3 Coroor•t~ ...... Ori .. Nl!Wl'O .. THOMl!l.OANNO.ts.t,(dl h ouse called It "the I I ti ape · · ·• cars. .-L........_• Sunr 1oo ·~tlucfl cAn..o 'NWWl'ORTHOMe:LOANNO.us.1•1 possess on conv c on Tiii• ,~ •u "'"' .,.1111 IM Thi~ bu_,1,.." 1, <""Mteo by • HtWl'ORT NOME LOAH HO. 1$6, 10 •m o • t c o m P 1 e l e waa overturned because PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE County o-ot ou,... c-1y on Hm1teo~~ "Ewl'Oar HOMl!L.CMN NO. m. 101 manu.cript ot the most the evidence found in his ---------Autvt"'·"'°· HefolctG.Morwllffd Naw~THOMELOANNO. "'· 1111 dlslln1ul1hed literary I ds t l'ICTITIOUSIUSINISS l'ICTITIOUS•UllN•U ~,..... a.--.. p..,_. NI Wl'Of'T HOME LOAN NO.,,., 11 Car -10\lt poun 0 CO· NAMlr SfATl:MIMT MAM• STATIM9NT ~utllllllld 0rtlf'9e C,,.sl Delly P1'414. Tiits -•es flied •lift tNt (orpor•I• ~t•ra, NewtlOrt 8HCll. work of the Vi ctoria n ca.lne -was obtained T11e 11>110W1r>0""'-•~00ln911<1\1 T11e101._,,. __ ~_,..1111t1· •ut.1S,10.n ,s.cit.3,,.., '"4C c-t>rci.no10r...,.COutot•Oft'"'"c:.1ffenlla. .le " and 1-'d •._e price h h i 11 ) N» •s· MH n : I •• '"°· Nl!Wf'OaT HOME LOAN INC .• • '1. aJ "' t rOU8 a n e I 8 W M & F CONSUL TIHG. 110 O A• TE CH SC t EH TI I' t C -1'141-c.llfonll•corp1tllltlft pala It Lho sale equaled search. The state Court Ne•POr1 Cet11ff 0r1w. oo. N•#llOrt s uv1c u . ass Pl«eml• A.,....,., PUBLIC NOTICE T"OMAS nus Tiii• i.-1s ~ llY • <or· the r ecord fo r a n of Ap(ruals a lso ruled eee<11.c .1110..,1•9'MO ~oe• "-18"cll,CA""3 .__., .. u. .., ....... h I Vktorla v. Wes!Ofl. »? B.-• \is. Oe~ A, lhllCllO. Jr .• 21"2 er .... ---.. -,CT-tTt-OUl--Bust--.-.. -1 --511"9tt9 NEWP0411T HOME En1ll• m anuscr pt, that unay Hussein's 1 •• N,.._.BNc,,.c.111om1•.,66• L-.HU1141f9or!llHCl\,CA~ MMlltTAn•••un N.._...._ ... ~... LO.tMii.c. paid last month at rival r l1hta were violated Tlltstlus.IM\s lHonclU<tfllb••"'"· ,.1f:.'1""-1~cMWtuC..,..., ... 1n-T11e '°'...,"' .,..,..., .,. CIOI,.. ... .....,.ee.rOri" JOOtA.eaoo. Cb l tJ , • h R dMdu•t. ' ~A ""'OIO Jr lilltl-es: '""""'9Mdl.CA.,... ~. r ••• IOI' t e ev. when oftlcera tnterro1at· lrl<Wi<IV WOIOft Tltls ,.~ •n ·111.0 ... 1111 ,.. ccs ASSOCIATE S . 4041 PubllSNO Orano-C08Sl 0.lly Pllol ............. i.-Ollb•rt White's "The ed hlrn after he told Tiii• ,._,_, ... ,ti~ ''"'It .... eo ... nty Cl«I< ot Ofenvit ,_,,.,.. lh<Art""'' aoulev•rd, Svlle ~. Juty30,Auo.6,t3,10,l'90 au...a "'1' ............... n• wllh tl'W N ' H' t f COll,.IY c .. rtt of OrallQe Cou"tv °" A.,...st II, 1._ ,.__.. 9Ndl, CA""° C-IY 0.-.. Ofe1191 C-ly "" atura I ory O poUce be didn't want to ""'011\11,1•. ~,_.. 0~ eo.i-eti.,, c• o.••••re PUBUC NOTICE "~'"·,_. Serne," AnSWer more QUe8tiOftS, l'tu.tl PuetltMCI Or-. C.0.tt 0..IY PllOC corperM\artl, ... , .,.....,.._ 81\111.. 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Each Item must be priced with no ltenf over 150 Ollfte-A.UM eda mey be pl~ et the Coate Mesa office until 3 p.m. Frldey, until noon Friday et the ugune Beech or Hunting1on 8Hch offices. THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE OR'ANGE COAST IS IN THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS ... -·· • •ie -• --• • --.... ....... ..,Wt HoaetForWt •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... 1114 .,_,.... I044 ....................... . ..................... . .. WOWT&.AST tmrr ....... ~ 2·1tY Pia.I\ l town.bocDi. Fea.tur. ln· dude 3 tdtm. a~ Ba. 2 ear ...,..,., brick pat1o. Is • Priced at oo· ... --\ "\ i\; I t t ~ f f -dlY ~ ">1, l /()(HJ tte.et Iler S. Widneeday. Auguet 20. 1980 ir OAI&. V PtLOT D:J ....... ~;;~··· .. to•· HMM.,.,.. ...... for.. e.c-,,..,....., lOOC". .•.••••...•••.......... ..••.........•.•...... . ........................................... ... THIOMLYWAY .. _.. 106' s.teAM 1010 oee.IMlltW. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TO GO C\altom Hme . Cnyn View.1•-------3 Bdrm f&oor plan. ocean •.uu. ESTOIS 1298.000. Redhill Rily, MIW u~ view d eck s. larae lftl enclosed brick pallo. $7,000T .. ltf Judy,552-7500'. SUHnS +LA.MD Priced lor 1mmediate 3er. 2,,.,ea, asaume loana Ttrriflc "':.=N~EALTV ~ me.ooo. owe bawre!e .. ...._ ... 494-0731 w/no montbly pymts. Immaculate duplex. S194,500 . 642·6991. perfect for fint time in· a..,..M.... 1052 6'5-"482. veston. Low. low price! -••••••••••••••••••••• i------ll!lll~~I Located in older u ea o( SIAlltlEDS PRESTIGIOUS OCEAN· Santa Ana. Might be IOOd location for a bus1· White water view from FRONT Custom bwlt. nus or oHice. pro· this beautUul custom 3 3Br. 2Ba home. w/bacb lessionally zoned. Owner bdrm. 2~ bath home qtrs. Great value at may help with financing. with large family rrn. & MBS.000.CALLNOW! Bring an oHer and see Recen\ly refurbished. Ellttllent East.side k>c•· Uon. Area to build 2 more unita.'752· 1920 '9UAI~ PLACE NOHllTIES"' CO,. TIC 1:10 , .M.I conversation area with JONES REALTY what happens . Asking coey fireplace. Marbhi 185.000. Call t oday I~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ entry, Roman carpets. 673 a210 ~1720 BKR Guarded gate com· -v TAlaiu. mwlity ... $.525.000 -."Z'° ....... 4~L'.l THI ILUffS .!'!'!!': •••••••••••• ~~~ 830-5050 493.9494 Front row. upper bay 1---------1 vtew. 2 bdrrn. 2 bath. + CHARMING, 5Ct.JSTOM CONDOS zmo HILLHURST DR. Le. 1780-2200 sq fl. air. Crplt'S. luxury appl. pool & spa. all a menities. formal din in g rm. DBJGHTRJL beamed ceilings. Offered Large 4 Bdrm. 3 bath + by original owner . ramily room . 3 car $229.000. Agent. 640-5560 garage. beautiful pool and s pa , brick BBQ. , ___ R_e_a_l_E_st_a_te __ _ Shows like a model. Of. TRlrLEX 'LSHD J tered at $201.000. Call ' ~I L5l Cost u :/:!~ r<'ntal ~ Prime loc limited edjtior. M I y **IARE!! project SI1s.000-l26S.ooo. OCEA • A Developer + 714 > 493·8545 VIEW COMOO l.a.raest model o( Wood-~~~~~~~~ Security bldg. w/pool. 2 bridge Broad.moor. 4 Br ::: Bcinns. 2 ba. Boat Slip executive home with 3 IY OWNER Avail. Bro ker /owner. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;11iiiiii~=~::iiiiiiiiiil car guage! Cul-de-sac me.ti•• "--on L,. Priced to sell $330,000. • dv1 tM SPICIAL ~~uI~s1::fy., got it MICJlel Golf COMrM, owe. 675-1898. Shown by~~~~~~~~ ·~:~HERITAGE . . REALTORS Sll.700 /y r . Expeni>h $2.563/yr Owner will help nnance w /S45.000 dn. Assume loan. SUMMR SALi f appt only llAUTIFUI. CDM Two for one S78,SOO each Sl83.500 r • d • c: • d r o "' __:...;.__..· __;;.....·----- Dljoy 3 private beaches, for 2 Bdrm stnaJe family lg) S 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 t o 34· Slip. Super 3 Br twnbse Joan Li•ety RedtM 642·4799 ······················· ·------. --oreanvtew.3bdrmhome homes or 2 ror $1.50.000. \\bodbrtdge $240,000. AUUIMble W. Nwpt. Nr . bch. with separate family rm. ~ 156,ooo existing Realcu I o 114 I s t T D . s:m.ooo Owner I Broker Mable tto..s H>lex. Santa Ana. fixer. forSale 1100 gross s1:>.200. Sl75.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Richard New . CPA San Juan Capo. SSS.000. 2 Realtor 541-4054. Best price In area. Fee ioan 00 each. 551_3000 49u 506 640-4919eves. ~nt<f~=·~ic~'11~ .,,n1•m•g•\jr.t:-.l..,Ur.11.,mm•,rm, moBarnnca Pkwy,lrvlM Mewportleach 1069 BLUFFS condo FEE as· Br. 2 Ba. 1480 sq. Ct. 8yrs old Agt 541-5032. R e a I E s t a t c , ~-44n(r.i"'ir526-8103 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sum. loan. CIR Rltrs. 10% INTERESJ . ~(~71~4~}7;5&-~\6~\6~~~~·1~~~=:·=~~~1 -,-IUV-E_S_T ___ s__ J"~Ml ..... ECR~ As k f 0 r A nn 2Br & lBr. by owne r S250.000. 675-3063 wknds. "... "" ~ " '"'"" "·"'50961.."'"'7 ""'•9 For Sale Small 2S" Mobile Seller to carry AJTD 4>-FAMJIOHUS RMS Steal this 1mmac. twnhse Opett Fri I 0..1 PM. ~ ""' ·u.ro Home Xlnt Cond. On UNITS 27 <21 bdrms &.. I n t h e I a k es a t Decorator·s own home. 3 Owner Must Sell space in C.M. Park Reas 13 (l ) bdrm. AL.SO Ill U)l-_ 4 br. 3 ba. pride in Nobelrtowhwmaoodrkfoert.lhloburs. a1nbdsa. Bdrm, 2 story -split level. Rent S6.SOO 545.9534 l~.Jll xccl rental 100«'-· · hi I hbo hood Ocean view. on wide Sonny corner LI DO ISL!:; ---------1 lion.,\ nt. 644 !)513 : · Irvine T errace 3 Br ~~t~!~1:on/ . l~~! Ce'gt~al·afr~~~~nf:, ~!,~~il~~;rg~tc ~"::~0rufi1c~=~~Cal~ ~~~~it~:.·~~n __ O_W....,C_7_o_vo-IMT---.- Views. Ma ke o ffe r .~ pool . .It Jae. Pe rfect Othersalsoavailable C'.arol673-7300.Agt. Ownwillhn64S.\862 9 attract1vt> un1b CM 679-9667 eves. Owner financing. Open 21 Cond. only 6 mos. old. As-C fl I Nwpt Cftlht-cash now owe tno pay;. HouseTues.thruSat.l·S sum $71,500 at 1\%. 64()..~357 ---------Ac:rNgefor5* 1200 ments 2 yrs. $145.000 OORomona 644·9666 $92 .990. Owner may ••••••••••••••••••••••• dwn. 5150.000 Pnn only. • • · !ID carry . Needs quick l.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-1® Dolebout !>ACRES. custom home Bkr. Lt>s Ba m il.art .....,_... C_.... escrow. ,......_. ~· Bay & Beach !Ille in beaut1ru1 s mog 5.59·4475. 972-1577 . • DUPLEX l + I 640..5357 838-1726 Completely refurbis hed. R'"""" Es~ate fre<' La Cresta. Ranrho Excellent incom e. Top•---------one blk to beach. You oui 1 CahC. paved slroots. elec 10 UNITS CdM location S28S 000 GOOD LOCATION Trtlrock, view. 3 BR. FR. own the la nd. Great 11u umrructuc..ctS1HCt ,.,.. water already paid for. OwMr finance I 0°/o PAUL MARTIN -Nice 4 bdrm with large Redhill Realty. Lettie. financing. S205.000 PRIME Prestige area. terms. Near brea1',,even w/rcnl •1t•u1STATE family TOOIJ) near J\unt-_552-__ 7500_. ______ ~ Must sell. Only $54.900. increase indicated. Xlnt _.. ington Center a nd Frwy ® St.::,e~ Price·Strcet·Cond1lion Phone7\4-677·561l Bkr. M':·s id e poll'ntiu l :: 644-7313 access. Full price "EXETER" _ ~rvL1eitdoo. ~~·.50011~ f~~ ~achPrwrl1y 1350 olivated owne r h as ~~!!!!~~~~~~ $119.800 11 "''"' -..-· slashed pncc for immed . .:: ParkPiacelnc.842-7461 in Parle I 759·9221 bedroom .. two ba th •••••Co•••••••do••C••a·~····• action. COltOMA nus 3 bdrm. enlarged garden /dining room. rona Y HIGHLANDS '-•it ... T , .......... y fam. rm. home Is Caltf. Open Sat/Sun l·S pm or Coronado PentnSula 3 UNITS S ..... ~--__... ~ -"all us t o see this 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Chanel -_...wwu HOMI living a t its best -UDO ISLAND ~harmer. front home with 40' L eo.try Club Areo Mini oc:n view, lg lot.. •Br. 2Ba, light & airy, 1 tastefully decorated. Open house every day 1.s 631 7300 NI. shaped d~k ror 2 boats. Owner finance at 1oc1;,. 2Br,make2story&have bllcto schJ&park.l~mi Closetocomm.pool.s pa. pm.223Vlalthaca.8est • • High beamed ceilings. High demand Costa !,.lBObcdegh reePriocned vtlew.1+1 tobch. OnlySllB.900. t11ebrnnis . schools and buy on Island. Extra !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l atrium. fireplace. wet Mesa location. Close to ,.... · c 0 se · 846-5502 I aey. large lol. 3 Bdrm+. bar & private patio on freeways. shoppm~ and - Lg--ass-u_•_b_le_._S27_5_.ooo_-t· ~~· . ~ $325.000. the chanel. Great home schools. Call Cor appt. HURRY WON'T LAST ! Cfl C Nwpt.Cftfer BEST BUY IN rorlM og &entertainlng. 752.-SS 640.5357 Owoer213~1·3606 4 UNITS NICE DUPLEX llartllr Higblantls Cwuardal A s~s u m Sal zb~·~o~ r;. IC locaUon ts Important 1ono OCEAN VIEW • Pwoperty 1600 ... thia"ia It! Jl's an OP· •REDUC•D DU $163, ••••••••••••••••••••••• loan +OWC 2nd'. Xlnl ...-It t c. toc.Uon and exc1tuig up-,.... .un Y 0 •WD YOW' •n..·--canbelp ,.._.., ...___ led r 3 Bdrm, family room, --------•1 _,,.,_ pot"'nt1al.' •. Call (o r CNn duplex. Nice place """wt·""' ... • .a--.• •~v ~vs a on ee ~RT{6 1-...-_..,. "" • .... uuwu land. Owner extremely fireplace, tugh assuma-.._.,....,.._ _.....,.,, investmenldetails. to live in and/or rent.~· Lovely Sbr. aba, ram rm, aruuous and priced to sell h'e loan, new plumbing, In heart o Newport 2 131436•9756 swnab&e Ut TD. $2.29,500. din rm. wet bar. l&e encl. •5Z3 CulMDl:IRVl~E al $335.000. Call about un-~~ p 9 a 16 in 1 t and drapes. Beach.. Located in com · 714/8l4-9l9l *cote •-alty patio r m, nr bch & ---------believable terms. .,...._. mercial a rea. Can be ~ schools. S162M AGT ·--~1!111~'!1111!1--used ror business. re· ~ lnv~tmenl ~~,,. -Ulent.ial or ?~? S42S.OOO. 11..-..5717 536«BS. S3&-8821 ~ Ocean Views 1:1omes SUBMIT EXCHANGES. _.. --------PLAN 2. Up L and airy-Our Specially ---------1 COOi.POOL appealin g decor. 3 Rolllt.Socb&Auoc.. -WA1£RFRONT F=ORE ST E OLSON --------~Pl us S p a . Garden Bdrm•. ramily r oom. HOMES CHIU I,. CcM paradise w /faotasUc 4 near community park. 1 ___ 5_46-_9_S_U____ REAL ESTATE •·---c:-~ ... .. . ' .... Our new 2 and 1 duplex ls Br. 2 Sty. custom dee pools and tennis. The llG CAHYOM l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\ 631-1400 1--------- quietly k>c:ated oo one or home. Open Sat/Sun l ·S. home you've waited for. ttl / the best streets in CdM. $199,500. A&t, Cynthia Best price in the area. COHDO WESTCUFf ,..operty 2 100 Ifs a cut.e UtUe charmer _986-t'al ___ . ______ S1S2.~. Priced reduced. Short Sharp 3 Bdrm family --------•!"••••••••••••••••••••• with sh~ke roof. shut. 270 degree ocn view. pen· IARREn lease/option available. home. Choice Newport LAGUNA COM'I. OM Of The I H t t~ wtndows. beamed thoose on sand. IQ<;{, dn REALTY REGISTER C/21 Mwpt. Cetlhr Beach loca tion. Near Stare on PCH + 6 unit 14 Unit industrial proper- ceillngs. Only S209.000. Herse.I. 8 .,.. !164·2'ill dys 64z...5.200 640..5357 shopping. schools and a pt. M2.S.OOO. owe. ty centrally located l 968-mO• 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! park. Asking $197,500. R • a I E I t a t • block from downtown IJ-...ilil'llJS:: a..i()M l:S or eves 1: IAYPOIMT CONDOS For an appointment to ProfesMo.als Lagwia. Owner aslung ~ .., ._ •• rs ......... ach 1048 lyPOUMtffrtto..s see,caUS40-1151 '63-8377. S575.000.Call 675·6000 ~" 1.-• • • • Two 2 Bdrm. 2'h ba con· ReaJonomacs !!Colt!!!!!!!a!!M!!!!!!na!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!0!!2!!4~ SSMlll ·:·a~~:~~~ :!6·:n: 1;.~kloi:;e~~~. ':fr~~~ McOlllf rropcrly 2000 for Selle 675-6700 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 MASTER IDIMS Th ree years ne w, 2 B<irrns. 2~ bath condo, 2 fireplaces. All builtins. double garage with pool and jacuz~I. OHered at e.soo. can S40-11s1 ~~HERITAGE • . REALTORS available with this near · new. direct from builder ••••••••••••••••••••••• R ly new custom J Bdrm Still lime lo select carpet ~~~~~~~~~Looking for Mr. or Mrs. 3 B • home. Natural woods ~lor. Standa~ features s..ca.-nt. 1076 Edge. and glass thruout. inc lude : a1 cond .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• *AGENT* G<iurmet kitchen. love\y gm~ahgemodrooe.r opener and ' CYPRUS SH-ES view or ocean and vlllage .... "" Spyglass. '-'! acre lights from 2 decks. flexible 80 & 90"'1r r1nanc· OceGll leodl Es~ Work with the young. Panoramic View! $179.~. ing available. Priced at New. presligious re-seasoned. aggressive & 640-0954 S1~9.900 each. For de-si~nce. Sec. gate, ex· motivated. 100% com·i---------- tails. call Carol Horr. agt. elusi ve beach & mission. I s l cla ss ocr•MfRONT Pacesetter Homes clubhouse. Every rm a Ne w po r t Be a c h utn 631-71~ or 631·0094 . magnificent vu. Comer (Airport> ofCice. Call Bill Sales omce open daily lot .. adj to former Nixon forinterview85l·l666 LOT don osen r •·"I tor ... 121.3 N. COAST HWY 12-6PM. Closed Fridays estate. By appt. only. Prime E.side triplex. as-Large lot in exclus ive --------~...... 1044 LAGUNABEACH lrvmeAve.&Uoiversity $750.000. 1·723·8828 & sumelO'"'o loanolS120K. Thr ee Arch Bay. So. 1---------i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ 4!17_-4848 ____ Drive. 1-723-8936 Gr . Inc. SLS.720 pr yr. Laguna . Security gate Turtlerock Glen Garden 3br hse. So Laguna, DOVER SHORES B R o A D M O o R S240K 642·0346 673-4226 community with pvt. NEW Co .• $ Home, L ark s pur ti lSO /deg ocean vu. F ...... 1 ho b · · · · streets. be11ch. tennis le model 3 BR 2 Ba FR auwous poo me. 4 HOME·Sl60,000 A ove 40U .... ITS c lubhouse. Ai rpo rt. 21c3BEDROOMS parquet floors. c&lstoai S198.000. 15% dwn . Bdrm. Spectacular. 3000 San Cle m e nte High " \·achtlng and rishinJ( Startin&atSlOl,000. decor. beaut cov"d patio,._M0-_1_44_1_. ______ sq ft . S375.000. 1942 San· School. J bdrm . 2ba, XlntGardenGroveLoca-ininutes ·away. Owndc OnVictoriabt.!*1' &oeded wtcust features.i·.·--------• tiago. 493-9381.493-0467. lion. Low. low main-has built his ho m)! Newport4' Own bk 9 i• C n I Mwpt. Cefthr t enance._ IOX gro~s. nearby. Very rare oa. Harbqr Blvd. er / · r. 55·060S ; t • 640..~357 Condo, $122.900. blk to Owner wdl carry w.1th portun ity. Lot prl c~ l48·ll59 ~~· ask for Nick WIUTEWATER VIEW 'miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.j ocean c:Uffs. 3 Br. 21,; ba, 29'7o down. Full price s a . 4 9 s . o o o . p" ---------1 Crom brand new home on 1• frplc. vaulted celling. lge Sl.400.000 2 1 3 / 6 2 8 . l 3 o o o"' 1~~Ev!!!!!!!et!!!6!!!4!!6-6~09!!!3~~ IY OWNER ocean side of highway. 4 VIEW LISTING pvt sundeck. patio. up· 20 UNITS TI4/499-3070wknds. • 1::: nn; RANCH. 4Br + Cam bdrms. 3'h ba. frplcs. Split level 28R 2BA & g r a de s. W i 11 help Bread & butter units in Desert rm. Completely remod, ~r:~es~=·C:~~~ mo*t'·in·law unit. Fee w/Cinancing. 661.etn f~ g~~'Ow'~~:t~ui RftOC'f , 240f F>SIDE DUPLEX Two31r.u.lts $142,100 . RIUllllALTY 546.0114 Mesa Dal Mar. 3bd, fam rm. den, air. "' block to tenn11, TeWlnkle Park. Only $124,900. Call 557-1.247 Bkr. MISA¥9tDI OM caoLJ COUISI 3 Bdrm 2YI IMltll euatom home, prt,,.te coul'Lya.rd 9lt.rJ' 1-1• lot. s patios, e lectrontc security .,.t.em', nnoke and flre alara,M, wood eaMled dllt. V&DL&lt wall COVet• lDls, cu.tom hardwood perqwt and Jgllao tlled noon. oumel'OGI other .am1AiU.. An outatand1 ....... sa:Ml.oot. n e w c P t • P a 1 n t • ceiling. wood sash win· land. Kin'8 Rd. EVER OCEAN /HILLS-16 ca....., Wllh 29% down. ••••••••••••••••••••-.• wallpaper. Lovely yard. • .... •o ........ -.r "" Kol PoDd A in dows, many decks . -~-m;n~ windows on 80' HiU. cul· f\aUpriceS739.000 si.s.9oo~'f.'5833 mu,ooo. Redly 675-8170 d e·sac. 2Br + den. 19 UNITS FOR LEASE RONWlLlJAMS 2~8a. 2 frplcs. owner Located ln Costa Mesa. New 2 bedroom 2 batll WOODBRDGF!IRV PAC REALTY llACHDWLIX 49'l·7978. Prin only. Your OWC with 203 odown. home. Miss ion Lak~ ~~.1:=" 83l·8440 Investor's dream. Close _fi_anance __ Sl.95 __ .ooo_. ___ -1 f\all price saoo.ooo. All f~~~~t~tS:~u~r~h.v t.o beach. Good ri .. anc· ~-....._ are 2 Bdrm. 91,;X gross. d d macnab I Irvine realty A SU ... DtARY OF THI IRVl~E COMftANY WOODllmel ISTATISI H ighly upgraded 888 Lincoln model w/alrcond. Highest location in Woodbrtd1e Estates. Owner sellina tbia home w/many extras t n ct. 2 l mpo r i e d crys t a l chandellen, ·washer & dryer! You must tee tb1s CJDe. LOllAM -111-1700 MACMU ... I WOODmlel llTATB .. CIAUIT ... --..... ,. p,,,,..... ... Y h•• spen Ian scape • no ma111· lng.SUmrner /Winter ren· c.pktn.o 1071 ~bie .• ..,...... -· tenanceyard. tals.4710SeaaboreDr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I U .... ITS 9119C>ClubbouseRd .• Cfll ~C..ter SAN JUAN " r>e.ertHotSpn ngs • '4A 357 Good Santa Ana location. 21.3·378·2.572 ! •----""-----1 Well planned patio home All 1 Bdrm unlu. owe~!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Lovely • secluded '4Ae. with 3 bedrooms 2 baUu. large 2nd. Priced to tell F .o. .. .. A f many llP&rlldes inclod· fast. 1225.000 ,._, "°"'• am rm. spa, Ing private spa and built· ~LD declc. $189,000. 645-1496 tn BBQ, Great San Juan Cetta Mesa location. s UIYlaHIMlca Capistrano location. Br. 2 8a. Owner wlllt---------t-Prtced for quiclc aale at carry at 1004 for 4 yrs. , UdD •• only aouso. ~ ms.ooo down. ~u price Away! BeautlruJ net-•. Ulht. apa~. eleaant, fDO.GOO. Yurty income 4 Bdrm Spanish home on •• alf new. 4Brz.~Y1Ba, din· .SELECT SZl.OOO. Tenants pay 14\h fairway. Appl';&!:: in& rm. u· a . $585,000. PROPERT ~tl•. Valley Oolf Course. •l P /P. (714) 673·1610, IES acre . s~11 ot t ra~ . 673-0316 ~ tt£HIG€ me.&00.c.11r.s.e41s • MUsrSBTOl&llYI ~r~02.!,''~ttsX~UM~t ~ i-HOME:~ INVESTORS·~.000 tak4s · O L D W O l L D value. OWfttt must Mll. It ~ ownership, ubln · WAMIH HAC84DA A&t:49N500,493-7492. 645 .. 49 u;~prto.r. tOmlnfrom ': -.. I "'Cl I •y lki area. '220 mo. "•· : "'" ~ ~ ABSOLUTELY ReaJEatattlnvest.mte&a Prtn only. 83l·d2U , f l!drm. + Maldl roomil .. unl'UL 31DW.Cout Hwy,NB m.1• •• pool, hot tub, volJeyba vma1• Sn Juan. 4 641-664' coart. $Gt1<?00· CreaU•t bdrm, I ba. coun try --------~w.efS.. ftnandna • ••kolfer. court home. All Ute DvllaJ lhlpltx Pt •rfr 2'QO ; Hedda lllafOli Ateftt ... oi\Mls. llOS.000. Two 2 Bdrm ~ ln a.Int •••••••••••• ••• •••••• • • W.\0'4. MLllllAl.TY rental a r u of Hunt· 5ActelbeautCoMUe'lc'~ :- Mo CM lt .. nd 54~ 14 ~ BIMh. IUl.080. Putlal timber Od R~ • 8 Bldraom SZl0.000 Oealwy 11. S-.rf Owner <*> 684-.U85 , 419N7Sl 492·6142 Sell Idle iltmt 842·5e18 ___ $3&_·_7542 ____ 1 Want Ad5 Call 642-5678 : ......... ,.....e..d l4ZI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. AuQu9t 20. ,_, ... .,.,. .. ach 376' ;. • • la...&.-.. _, t • ........_ ............ ~~~-••H••••••HHHU•••••' &Wa I --#8MC• S -._ 4000 'll"lli..,"' YU Sp I b • • •• • • •• • • • •• •• • • •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • •• •••••••••• .. .................... . v...w. 2 BR 2 BA. .:~1°:!pt ~:~~~~""' ...... ll24 .... Jl44 Student OT' w~'"' pool, JaeuaiJ, '100/mo . 14. wtn1er f'tnlaJ. Id:~ •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Per.on. Sil$ mo. H w ..-;;;;;.=;;..;;;;.;.;..;;.;.;;,..;;:;;;.;:..._1 yTb'. '°" COiiete •ll•nt. See 18r. bv.ilt·lna. aar. open Rancho San Joaquin. 28r. Condo Coat a .. eu. OMM IA Y et U:U8th &. N.B. Sun· 1984 An•he1m Apt ·c· 28&. deo, IWl.y upcrecMd, _~_-. __ . ----- da}'J only. between u , 4. ~ms l80 decree aoll cou S• r ._.. •zoo Dlarmln1 Beach cottaae. Bdrm. Deluxe Apt. New ~_,mo. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lBr. \.t block to ocean. drapes. clean. roomy. a..-. leedl 3141 On the beach In Newport. Wlnt .. rental. 6'13-3058 quiet. M•ture •dulls. •••••••••••••••••••••• Wkly or Monthly. 2Br. or 87J.lel. ' S375. Security SIOO. ~anlront l Br. is50mo. 3Br.KiritLamb,6U-OllOO Elepnt.Jy lunr. 2br -n· C leanlnc fe e ltSO. Yrty. Large Big Bear Cabin . ...... __ ..... ~16. 675·30&7 de ....._, ooeanvlew. lease 1---------1 J al locallon for f111hlng, llSOO/mo675·9945. Br. 2"41&. formal dln1ng l SR. xlnt ocean view. hllung or Just aettlng IAllmt .. llh room. breakfast nook. porch. ne w cpt. pnt away. Wknd or wkly townhouse. encl. patio. 2 lndry · \.'a blk beach. r a t es a v a 11. < 7 14 ) mo. Dys 549-1186. ev 545-a1l6. .......... ~ ...... ,, ..... 111• OMWATll U.fw .. 11d l525 1------- lllMltll\d blyfl'Oftt home ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8ayfl"Oftt. 3Br. 2Ba. yrly. i---------wtt.11 :J bdrms, h1n1 «!in Wan l to • u b I ease Avail. Sept. 13. $1200/mo. Enticing City Llahts nu..--'d,. l 8.r 111. Ba. n:a. lft pat.to. pi• tt slip. Townhouse l n N 8 . 67S.1009or 675~. ~ EnjQy this 18drm Condo un. No peu 13,000/mo.Leue. S545/m o . 2t>r . 2 ba. WtAllmajapplc(645ll J lJ /"91 11090 t:ves • Watarfr•..._• 644·5100 e•t 7417 or Bay Front completely re· f~ ~-m1C. .. libl·28r Wk1* lllC. 6Jt.t400 642-6431. decorated, 3 bdrm. 2.lla. RENTIM ES 631-4555 c.tta1es •75·1400 ut1l fireplace. Great View or DevastahnJ( 18r S200 ~-.......,-~;..;._---1 p; side Ul·HU or Woodbltdae. 4 Bdrm. 2•.-. ~ ""'"--W-A--.tf lwtlh,_.~ bay from large patio. Allnewcarpets /D....., lt rt --...... l I'' ~ • bla In COOd cood, rn>O. ...,... .. • .._ _. •••-••••••• ••••••••••• Beach fll your front door · .... , -_._. M ._151-Ml 38r, ZBa, frplc, wel bar ............. _,, • ...._ 3707 Avail Sept. lS. Yearly Dream Kitchen (7726> •'"••••••••••-•••• ,......._,_. ,..~ -~ri b1•--rtl r - -fee 'lllC ON-... ...... Cit .......,.. ... ~t•I•-'"" I. ....... pa Y urn:••••••••••••••••••••••• lease. $1100 mo. 673-3406 •nog. o""'" AU Ut iliuespaid! TUITLI IOCll c_oo. Sade lie sUp for 2S 2 " 3Br. ~ blk to ocn. or644-f323., 631-45.SS Belly Agt. J. · 1:ru. 'f0 oi.8:n '=1•rd<Mlll fee ~r •. 38 a . 3car iar. .,...1YL~m~· Sl.~ mo. winter & yrly. Ownet ,.~ ...... -~.22 3 Bdrm t ownhouse • ' A • Al&.131~ ....-IJU4.ext. 1'214. JO S7S-S71~67S·lS46 -.....--I.in> • " • QI. Z3 Sept S or La VI 1 Be h ••••••••••••••••••••••• a st new. Pool. $650 ,, 'l=~r:.ve., or Pauic:aat.eNPla)'tlll 3bdrm. 2ba + oversiaed ~. 4 ~:n,·~ Ba~ 2br •. 2ba. yrly. S550/mo. 2br, 1 ba, ~90 . deck. mo A.gt. 754-1202 =~cr:.,:k fv':t ":::'ly u~;Pt·~~ Mo yearly. 1Z).28tb St. Ava ti imm ediate l y . call!°rts. butlt·lns. no 3br new apt. w/fir pl. in UOOISLI ~ated.Nucrpta pets SU$. 644·7124 55H616Avail.hnmed. S48-93U .646-2848. pets.Adults.673-0473 g r ea t Npt Ht s . WaUtt.obead.tennls " JOdl/hUOK(6'$i)fee awner/aat. BAY&OCE .. "'VIEW CoroftadelMar 3722 SPYGLASS Neighbor hood 5340. -~. Att.rac:tlve 3 631-4.SM Vicki Alent t'U~ -·••••• •••••••••• •• ••• J'i 559-5001 t~· 2 Be. Avail. A\11. 1$Ch l9Ulllrl 3br, 2ba, frplc, Irvine lBr BACHELOR apt 2 "'•.ew. pool. 4br, 2~ ba. 1--------- ..\•lieptard. SUOO. OoletoSouthCoasl ** •r1111t. Terrace . Sl200 tmo. bl.ks Crom Big Coro~a ~1 n rm . ra m rm . 2 Br. l Ba patio a pt. :t~ ~ Plua.Roorny?Brs:MS 3 Bdrm condo in ex· 67HS4t.7&0-l9'77. Util. Pd. S450 /mo'. :.l~~mo 644'1968 or Refrig & s tove rurn. ;.~~.;led 3 Br. den. 2 Dbl pr, Open patio ctuslYe Woodbridge. Ex-VIEW Bluff condo on 673-USJ 538>/mo. 731 E. l8th St · u ~ OC' moa~l~. BrinJKldl(54418> fee ceUenUy located near Beck Bay 2 master brs Dupl Costa Mesa 3124 =A. 640·9900. As k for va . u1 Drd. ~ I RENTIMES 631-4SSS pub, PoOla. tennis, etc· ram rm ·2~ ba frplc, eJC on the beach. l Br ••••••••••••••••••••••• Faye. Agt. • y, Rltr,6'75-Sl.Sl all incltlded! Avai1able ' · · compl. furn. $700/mo 3 Br T h --------- ·A , -.. ... .....__... SiftlPl1Stunniag28r al S800/pr mo on 1 yr newly decorated. 2 car 641).9900. Ask for Faye d . . own ouse. newly u _ -~ w Pl ... gar. 2200 sq. n. SllOO mo. /'"" · ecor. gas ixt. cnclsd co Wint« rental, 5bdrm. / \DaCrpta ";Gar! leue. l3o,then lO choose ~9991 . '6•· gar. Adlts. pool. 642 5073 • ..Jba. ll.000/mo. Call Exce~tlocaUon! from. We re the ones tc CostaMffa 3724 673.S4JO. Dream.K.itcben•many call! 28r.den.28a.Crplc.2car ••••••••••••••••••••••• atraaS400! CS489Hee gar, ma n y upgrades. 2 Br. 1 bath Apt. Newly decor. Gas ixt. enclsd gar pool. Adlts. 642·5073. ·-EWFORT·Winte• '!>'· .RDITUIES ........ ( ~l]\lbodbrldge .... mo. ""' ill-47,. ..B.~~L~~.~~AI D ....,, gar. yard. uW. paid . ..,_ Condo. 2 Bdr ....,/mo631·7793 ...,.,.. m. 2.,.. Reahy MIW)IOrl CrHt COftdos l Br. Newly decor. gas ixt. r-....~-------4 ba. 2 level. Frplc. ~ tTSOto$8SO. view. Compare before you encl gar. Adlts. pool. - , bayfront w/6 bds. Call963-~ _8 5!_1·30001 ,_ Agt. 645 .. 0295 r,e nt. C us tpom desig_n 642·5073. -·vale beach. Dock for 4.,_. •rr•nu .-.. wy, rv .. .-eatures; ool. BBQ, --------- {'Oto' boat. U .SOO mo. 3br, lba, S600/mo. NEWPORT BAY FRONT. cov 'rd U r3ge , ne w BRAND NEW APTS. Wcst:field FA.MIL Y A.PTS. Brand ne w beautiful lrJ: apt, for families with l or 2 children. Near park. Heart patd. No pets. 28r.1Ba $440 631·55831548·2408 -•aterfront Homes 2cargar, luxurious 4br, 2ba. jac, furniture . surrounded 2Br2Ba. $430 631-1400. 646-5636. RENT.A.LS beach shower. pnvate Wllh plush landscaping, 36r2Ba ssso meatiBAU ....... , __ . 11 ___ 1-1, ..... ..1 2Br. 2Ba · · · · · · S700.~1200 beach . b o 8l s ti p . Adult living al •ls best. Spacious new Unit. pvt. ... .... RTM-....S -~--3 bdrm. 2 ba. living rm 3Br 2Ba 5700 Nopets Af"... U"'• ,-.: with fireplace, fam. rm o-' . . . . • . . . . . • . SlSOO/mo. Avail Im med. l Bdrm. fumls .. ..,. $400 patio. close to shoppu\g. 2Br 2Ba S4S0-•.u c. •••••••••••••••••••••• 3DC'. 2'128a .... $75()..Sl.500 ~ 675 05?7 lt.Q.I d l ~ '.'"~lta.d JZCN with Franklin stove. Dbl 4Br+B2'"2Ba ...... S9SO ' · · 2bdrm rum1shed $480 ~~~~· 1982 Maple , 398WAestd 1WilsNon.63l·SS8J ~•••••••••••••••• garage. fen ced yard. lmmac. E. Bluffs Hme, 965W. Wllson.642·1971 "9\IO. u ts · opels t~MlNG 2bdrm. 2 ba. ~~jdryer. refrige. Cd3brM. 2baff 8. Cam rm. wlk to Hi.1t..,_on hoch 3740 Upper 3 bdrm. 2 ba. with E. SIDE upper front 2br. . ~ tll"lbdrm. l ba.306 Coral -"'·'"""9:)54. ' .. Jmmed. Avail.••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. S<l25. No pels. 1 lh ba w/balconies. new -.Ave. 2131557·3S3S. 2 Br l Ba, enc. patio. Util ~~~ ! J;:~~ $985. H.l's FfMEST chtld. Ca II a fl er 4. point. $425 120 E. 20lh St n ..... , ..... l207 r gt Spanish Estate Living! !;48-0133. 646-0100or646-6219 "'••••••••••••••••••••••• Cabrillo. 640·9900. Ask Lovely 3Br. 2Ba home. Beautiful park·like s ur-sruNN 1 w.~ ~~·2Bdrm. 2 Ba. Wiott'r forFaye.Agt. Jblk Crom Jr. High & roundings . Terraced ING argc 3 Br. 2 ._., .. ...,.Ofthach 3840 "'11.entals, Sept.lSlh. th.ru ...__,_.1-.a. 3226 High. Newport Heights. pool. Sunken gas bbq, Ba . Garden Apt. Pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .ftlne 15th. S41S mo c JI --Yrly lease: S?50/mo, s pa rkling founta ins . Rec area. $435. 710 W. l..ove.ly aU adult , no pets, .._':..,~u. · a ... •••••••••••••••••••• 't523 C.U.PUSJ>a~IRVb(£ 64().239(). • Sp a c i o u s r o o rn s . 18th. St. 1.2&.J Br apls . 6200 Ed· ---------12 Bdrm. Prime location. Separate dining area. mger,h.b.846--0619. 2 Bdrm c:.-... to .._ach. Lease or rent $600 Lu"' ""·-hm 3b Walk-in closets. home-&Side 2Br Garden a pt. • J'S 21th. 7 Ad.k:, no 861-2785Aft8PM. · · ORANGETREE CONDO. 2a,.;'t>a'.r~1c. ·.,:J: 2 c:; like kitchen & cabmels. w/gar. a dlts. no pets. DeJwi:e poolside xtra lge J .. ~.AvailSept.15.$500 2Br.l&,paUo,$490mo. gar. pool/s pa/tennis. Wa lk to Huntington S375.16021st.SLS48·21Z7. 2br.2ba.BJtns,dshwhr. •;illlD. 675-31• Fabubls Oc~ao View 2br 957·1100 dys, 551-3751 Newpor t/Me sa S740. Center. l'h miles beach. Adlts, 499-3922 -------1 RMHtto se... •loo Beaut.Uul 28r Retreat ••••••••••••••••••••••• W /Alr. Pool. Jacuzzi & Moving? Avoid deposits & More! S450 (5816) fee cut II vlng e xpe nses ! RENTIM ES 631·4 Professionally s ince Ocean vie w. lBr, 3P plJances. covered park· in~. I blk t.o bch. $375 mo 1971 HOUSIMA.TES 832·4134 _494_--0066 ______ -t Why waste ti m e and 2 rooms. eflic1cncy apt permanent. non-smoke adult $315. 499-1194 l.OIJIM Hills 3850 •••••••••••••••••••••• money looking for a room ma le? Let u s locate. s creen a nd In - terview for you. Take the Confusion Out of Finding Good Roommates. Leisure World. 28R, im· maculate. No st eps . Great vie w . Yearl) and lWO~ CaJlNlOV . lease. 644·5458. r" './ ~----~--~ Mtwport a.act. 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAii NEWPORT COUHTRYCLUI LIVIMG Singles, 1&2 bedroom apt:;. & townhouses. From S429 644· l Versailles Penthouse 2 Br. 2 Ba. Ocean view. Sec. S725 mo. 644·04 eves. TIME RUMMIMG OUT? CALL RBn'IMES lOO'S OF V ACANCJ ES FREE COUNSELING 63145.SS ree a roommate search agy 752·5 I 11 1·~Mii~'l4Jc · ~fl"FisuJ~11i ... t ...., ____ ...... _ Oldest & largest agency Serving So. Califomia Photos and References Credits: ABC·N BC· CBS Cosmo-LA Times-Etc. 64H899Smce 197 1 Irvine. Near Airport MATURE Female fum'd 2 br, 212 ba twnhse. Npt ffgls. S2S-Otmo. 642-1470 & 646-755S New beachfront 2br. 2ba. Roomma gar. spa, bllns. 911 W. le,~ .. yng. 3 Br Bay. 968-3772 townhouse. beaut. rurn. ---------• pYt area. 7~-0988 Bayfront secunty bldg. 1 Br. 1 Ba . pool and sun· deck. 5625 mo. 673-2113 Female wanted to share 2 bedroom, 2 ba th In Newport Beach. Call Versailles. l Br Condo. S56-876S for details. lllnt location. full securl. ty & amenities. S:SOO/mo. Female wanted. mid 20!., 497-3506. share 3 bdrm. 2 ba. CdM . ---------• 700.9573. Vickie or V1c-tona. Oft UDO ISLE l.ge LR. fplc. redecor 3Br-28a • Adults . pets. snsyrly S4().fil87 no Very clean Male or Female. 2S to 3S to share beaut. Dana Pt. Condo. <7141i!i3-0719 $325 inc l all. Re r · .. ---------951·38252Aans ser . Spark]ing clean large 3r-------- 8drm. Duplex. Near Responsible. non-s mkr ocean. Dramatic beams s eek 1 n g to s h a r e & frpic'. S725 y rly . w/same your lge house 8:J3.3307,67S-6l96. or coodo, N.B. or CdM ~--------.a Olndo, temua, poo&, etc. eves l Bedroom-unfurn. $400 2 Br. 2 Ba. Sundeck. $425. no Pets . S 3 9 s mo. -'5H•mw»IHdl3Zll incl washer/dryer. AGT •-.. --'-6'Ml.92,646-32I5. 1 Bedroom furn from Avail approx. Sept. 1st . s.J&.8362. Condo 2bdrm. 2ba. Bay ···~·-·•••••••••-•-• 8':891>1125/mo -,---.n 3241 JBr, 28a, canal front S430 548·8615 days , 760-1418 HUNTIMGT,,..,. 1 ... ., vlew, enclsd garage, F/Non Smoker to share • 'Enticint3BrNrBch! . ••••••••••••••••••••••• wtsmaU boat dock 28edroomrumssoo Eves&Wknds. ..,..._ES auto. opener. S7SO year. 2Bdrm Carden Apart . area. 7&0-81.S8. ....-c:telds/PetsOK!Garage DANA CREST: Bike to Avail by Sept 1. lM· Agt Twnhse·unfurn. from SPARKLINGSfREAMS ly.TSLMemt.642-1603. JenniferSS7~ AndlloreJus.t$490! ~and marina from MACULATE. 4 bdrm. 2 mo. .G13·62lO $500 Thwnhouse 2 Br. l 'h Ba. CA SC A D I N G --------- ... ffWT)'! <lm)fee thia new 3Br, ram rm, ba, plus rumpus rm, Big 2bc, car. lodry, 25' to Adults, no pets. Gar. AdJts no pets. patio. TOWWEATREINRFGALLSPlNES ~~~cFg 2b"Pri2~ ~ Wcrting girl seets same ~ l'lllES . 631-4SSS d ining area, 2 ba. &ardener. S725/mo. Nr bch. S8~0/mo Yrly ., Utilities Free! S400.540-S446or548·9084 · ar. va ... tosbr3Br, 2Ba apt, Irv ~ Atrua. ~ la.ndac4UNnl Wf!llmont school & shop-962-4914 ~~aWcious lakeside +Comm. Pool. 640-S296 S240 rno. Sonja for details .. -c.-...... JUJ W/s prinklers. Blk to Jlina. 1st, last, sec. de· LA QUINTA HERMOSA PINE BLUFF APTS •2--3Bdrm.2·3baths ~ bb:k to beach. great al\5:30PM SS&-071.9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sdlOOla • partc. Cooled posit. Call 848-2724. 1 IO DEG. VIEW 16211 Parilslde Ln, 1 blk Spac. 1 Br w /loft. Adult loc ti Lo 1 bd U N°S U R PA'S SE D by oeeu breeuis and a 2 bd b HmilorYnHOMts W.olBeach,3blksS.of Complex. Patio. view. •~antri.reJ>l:aces ~ 00• ve Y 2 rm. Wantedfemale rmmateto r ttANORAMIC OCEAN" .._.-. ,...,.. rm 2 a Nor th Su Joe n -Inds &linger. frplc. encl gar., gas •Privat~ laltestde patios frDJ, 968-82163. shre 3 bdnn Condo .. c .. .., .. , Vl ..,..wv view. -1mo. yr· Le · o-h. h per . _,aut. p. 3 847 "Hl &balconies -..v • ._..y EW 2br, Cam rm Jy. Available Sept. Call gun1 .,...,ac ome. bd 2 ba., F.R. Comm. ....... s tove. dis hwhr, jac, •Hea t e d po 0 1 & New Duplex:, V: blk from mo. 847-3509 am,842.-6519 i;~~ l:f'eaktastrm, wet bar, days 137-4658 ask for Several decks. 2 blocks tennis. pool. No pets. Logmaa.odt 3741 lndry rm. $500. whirtpool spa beach. Avail. 9-J.S. Up 2 pm.Carol ~Ids quarters, 6 ba, Jack or eves le wknds from beach. S7SO mo. SUSO mo. W /Gardener. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPMC 63H>l07 •4 miles from beach Br. l Ba. Sl675. Down 2 Br. --------- !.t)iiool, 3carorg291ar:c!:."°/mo call~lntor960-SIU4. Yearly. n4/494-8714. Avail 9-1.S. Eves. Wknds. LAGUNA BEACH MTR 142•1160 J ~ a a . s 6 2 s . Prol. man over 40. sh3rc ~ _.,. 640-0766 INN Maid Westside 2 Br. 1 Ba . 7S82 Ellis Ave. H.B. <ZIJ>m-8035 Eves. 3BR coodo. HB. $300/mo. ~JA.SMIMICIElic F ••• ,.., J2J4 ~t:~2~+den,4 34'Sl' Su 3B bs TV •. healed~i'. u:ft &&cdrlsd garage, carpets (3bl.ks W.ofBeacb81vd l V°C'AID•y, lrg 3br. 2ba 968-9ZM. --•••••••••-•••••••• • • •• ...,. 1p. per rtwn e <714)494.5294. 985 No. apes. Refrige. No • a:..n.nw r---------!:r 4. Bdrm• 2~ Ba. com· Adult Condo 2br t t,; ba Dave,844-7211 W. Nwpl. Nr. bch. $900. Coast Hwy. pets. $375. 1st & last + 2hr. Zba, crpts, ~·dis· dupllt. Deck, view, Office....., 44o0 ~>' _... jac tennis · ' • tLll\ ..,.."eves ...,.,, 77n.,,,...,, h ~/mo 67"' ~ ri.))anora~ ~e'an vu: ~· &ar. latld.asl .$375 2 BR. 2 BA. pool, spa, _...,..., . a.och 3769 •·~· .,...._.,. washer. enc~a r . ··-. .,.~. --·-••••••••••••• guarded pte. Walker " 6961-7UJ, am patio Crp~. l.rg yard, nr beach. DISIGNB DECOR ....................... &Side 3 Br. 2 Ba. Bwlt· ::t'::a~s ~-Ai:~~i 3 Br. 2 Ba. WESTCLIFF BLDG 111£ WPOR T BEACH .. -t.ee'158-UOlor640-4283. • ............ JZ40 avail Sept, $735.499-1840. ZOOAU ~!!jarage SHORT TERM ins. In Tri-plex. $550 mo. Septl.842-8032. ....~!!! ~h. ·~·mbte ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ~...... 1252 maJor~ances RENTALS Nopet.s.645--0lCIBEves. _._,._....2238 .:° _.,. ~!~:..n;;~ ~Avail. no•. Near the -••••-••••••••••••••• Sc>a<:iousMESY <6733>fee Weekly&Winter ~ov.:n'ho2use"s.3 oaBrdargme.· DoverVWa&eCondo.Zbr, .., ...._ ..:.m poo1' •. • ~ch. <Delaware/Spr· 3 bdrm. 2 ba view nr RENTI 631·4SSS Agent675-8l70 l Br. carpet, drapes, bit· .. 2.,; ba f 1 d ~ ..... rm. .spa. 1n1field) 2 s tory 3 put ----•' t.oW· -ins,refrigerator,garage. palio,laundryfac.$4.25 & • rp c, bl garage, -J3a)sq. ft.Sl500/mo. 213/ bdrm. 3 b8. Exec Home •i' ........... s .ori k"'~· ... 2ba, xlnt N.B. area. YRLY, UNF /FN. 3br, Adults 64s. ~. Call 213/596-7202. poolftcJllbhouse . Adults. 1-1~ Wltb fam. rm. frplc, t .t:".-Tbomt'111 e . AvaU now. S87S/mo. 2ba.Stepstobcb.lm5mo 541H291. ·,';:ts. 9857, 714/980-7347. t67Smo.Agt,67S.S200 "' dlltiwsh.r, patio, sundeck '/, · '1Sl ·Z187. l /L + sec. Angie, Br ac i p ... _ .. ?vulHAllOl YllW & dbl "ara1e w /elec ......_Vial.. JZ67 2 Bd, 2 BA. 7th Flr sec .673-9ll2. NEW DELUXE 2BR 1 l Ba condo, use of ean v ew entuvuse, '• '°' .. ,, ' ~,. • ' ' '• "P A.u ( .111 Mr H o w .I'd 6 4 5 610 1 , a n-d s 'i .. ._,... CONDO pool, sauna, $t00/rno. 2br, 2ba, frplc, pool, club "' """ room aus•1 to Jl!!lle door opener. 2 or ••••-••••••••••••••••• b Id g b a Y fr~ n t . Br yrty . Pool, spa, ten· IM&-3675 house, security . Sub ~bome.Beautlrully 3ChildreoOK,oopets. HOMESFORRENT Sl500/mo Bob K • util,N ,upperS425 + ois,gym,2balcooies,blt. parking, S695 mo.r---------b~!~_!orlli. Be!med ~ll pet considered). 3 bdrm. bomes priced A.#63i.ID. oop, Av.d1 :1~ar~!~C:pets. ins. $4?Q. Nr. So. Co. NGe .. ':.. .. ~.~~mom·.~-kbfoar. 95.S-U.20. sq.fl.forM1.5permo. ,.....__ce ngs .• 11.so1 •'""'per mo. + S700 de· from~. fenced yards • · · Plaza.S:!S-1708. __ ..,. _,., "" -pr mo. R.C. Taylor Co. pogit. Call 714·984·2568 or & 1ara1es. Families WA.TaFIOMT Winter Rental 2 bdrm Ro a e m a r Y Gruen 2 BEDROOMS 4001 Birch Sl. N.B. A1enl 111"40-9900. 973-2971.A&ent.Noree. please. Ki ds le pets 36'Pierllsllp,3bdnn& 5tei11a to beach. Garag~ SJl0.1bdrm.1 .ba. Apt. 848-23112or9S3-87lo JS«>BALBOABLVD . .-54_1·_5032_. _____ _ . r.~2Bclrm Hoene! HOM~ FO ENT ftlcome: 7141984-2568 or den, ample P&rtWlg '90() parting. $450 incld ulil Adults only. Fireplace, AVAILABLE NOW! Cute Yearly lse. Starting 9-1.S, KOU. CINTa fi..1. GounnetKltchenand 3 " 4 bdrm ~,!n S5SO f73.29'71A&ent,nofee. without sl ip, si.oso 673-3158,544-6899 • laundry rm. All built-ins. 2 BR. Iota ol xtras, pvt S500 mo. incls utils. Gus. MIWPO __ PlUlbCrpta! All new fenced yuds, garaies: Mltwporf lffdl 3269 w/slip per mo. Act, TSLM1mt.GG-9"12 patio, 2 ldcla ot. Refs re-21J.~l711Agt. Elepot exec:utl~ suites ¥.h3 Al»Ptiances! Jmt$llOO Familiel pleue. Xlcb & --................... R.H.R. Brtr.m.7300 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, patio & ~ mo. 17401 B, BytheBeautHulSea in prestige loc. lnclds 1:!1ll Callloday (IMG)fee Pet a .w elco m e . UDO ISLE Yrly. Prvt. S.Cll•• 1276 ,.,..,e, M80mo. .NJ.~ Si:mForaSwuiy lBr secretarial services, re- ,. '.f'ENTOIES at.f.SSS 114/IN-ZSM "' 973-29'11 Bcba end of atreeta. 3 Br, --·••••••••••••••••" 675-0562 HUGE 3 BR 2 Ba, lots of W /Fenced yard(6405> ceptioniat, te le phone .... ,.,._VuHllla,t&dnns, Aceat.Noree. ~ 2 be. N!"V eta Ii 2br,lt.,fU"eplace,wlkto xtras, 3 children ok. ree amwering&:more.From 1.1! _ _.__ . clu . So patio. Owne oco & down two, no pets. LI 3BR, 2BA. upper unit, Avail Sept. l. 1425, 1st & 631-4555 Betty Agent S2 7 s p er mo. T ff E • tu !_~ anc. Aval) 2 BR, 2 BA. nr bucb, 781H3Z8 All•· OK. MSG/mo incl utU . encl gar. Nicely dee. last. 17401 B. Keelson Ln. ff EA D QUA RTE R S _ _._ security gate, pool, NO FEE! A'""" " Condo E. PaulJobnsoo Mesa del Mar. s.tso. NJ-5465 Newport Shores. across COMPANIES: A pro· ._.._ ...._ 12·u J acuui, tennis, volley ~· &c Assoc. 'r.11·9905. Iv message. from beach. Bach & l fessionaJ environment. , ... _ • .., ball courts. Call Dee rentals. VUla Rentals 661-6711 •3BVERRY LARGE .. Nr nu BR+den. From $325. 7141851-0681 111.--•••••-•••••••• ~4ZorKen$4S-0998. ~12Bltr. YUR·ROUMD RIN: Large 1 Bdrm upper $285. MIO &t 2BR $395. ~5078 ,.., bdrm . 2 ~ b a . Social Activities Di· Quiet bui lding with Gara1es, new cpt 6: ---------250 sq. ft. 2 room suite ·-'J'owalMae, BtaDd new. Eleeutlw Home t bdrm. PanonmicOceanVlew ftlnlnTbeSlln!Wallt rectl\h Free Sunday beautiful laodaeaping, paint. N~. Beach&: Ed· S.CS.-• 1176 Crouod noor. Sl6S mo: :i :&tra larce deluae. 3b9.2~. Nearbeacb. Maplliceat 4 br, fa m. tot.be beach from a Brunch•BBO'a •Par· ADULTS OVER 3S. No mi-. Kids OK. no pets. -··-·•••••••••••••••• 779W.19th. St. C.M. Tom ·,,rt.ate yud, a ctr Nopeta. lncludlnt nn,beamcet.l,bucewet· &.tnn)'38r.JUltMZ51 tles•~muchmore. pets. LEEWARD APTS. ~Holt . 847·4803, 38r, golf course a pt. 957-1.900 ~· '725 mo~!' Gardener $900 mo. bat. prdeD. SUitab&e for KklaOlt! (a2)fee GREAT RECREATION: 3)2(1 F\IUenon Ave 0 · ocean vjew, walk tot--------- • MIDC,.+ ---· saom. Wn.IMnc"formaJen· RENTlll~ 631-USS Tennis•Ffeeleaaons bUtE.olN~A~~.& NearlhmUll#OIJHarbou.r beach&tenais.Tosbare. <raet: apace avail. ~u ,(;a)JPau&..f:8~~·C.M. WllALEltCOVE,2 1•._.., ~a~'!~$1n\=sc,I!!:~~ S.C.._I (Heapro~ P'~~shSaop)•2 lb&kSo.oCflay).631-0397 2bdrm.Apt. SW/mo.49M692. serv1avall~orex1~-~:-'e~~test _ """r _.. _ Ir 3271 "" Cluuo• una• 846-4380 ....,. 1 ... • <l•'=d •' ~ lll """n er ... MIW .. TOWM7 _., .. + xtna. $750. 7~142 If ar•tD Hydf'omassageeSwm-Mew~ <f • ,. .. _~ Pointe. Loc•ted near OC ~\"' .. , ...... ... ... ar ... '1115 (408)981.o56lco1Ject ....................... ming •DrivlngRange 2~bastucUo DELUXE 2BR, 2BA Nr orU.fwlll•d 1900 Airport. For leasing ln· ''"' •-*· "1>1c. encl yrd, 2 car -··-.. .. ..... T· .,... ,, ... -.. ......., bcb. new w/fplc 6: patio, •••-•••••••••••••••••• formation call 1n-....n-.... . ~c • ...._Ulla! S Br. 2 Ba. Condo: $415 BayFruitlarae2 bdrm.2 pr,nrllarlnafcbeach. =:.'"""s; _._. .....,.ai...,,_.._ enc. llfJ_D/W. smote Se .... Vi~ Jlaff·955-2288 ,.,...,.,~ "'" M~-~··~ m .CldlclnaOK. bl. Con4o lo Newpon •tmo.Callalter1pm: ....... : ·~. 1 & 2 bdrm, 1 ba, quiet al.arm; IW'Y lacil. Ideal AMI• · · -·--·-IGW3 Bly Towen. Vny lull· -...r2. 2 Bedrooms• Fur· for roommates .. Acllts. New W bdrm I urv Medical/Dental /HMO. :..,_ A •ma urto... Security bldg. _ ... ._ __ __. ,....__ ntthed & Untum1shed Eutside loc w 11arage, sm. 981M114. adu.lt am In 1, p'-:.~ 'Tl'6 aq, ft. in N. ea.ta CAD • Jlr. 2 ... F.R. le Yrcl ~boetalip. --........ UI •Aduttl.Mng·NoPets ldry, deck. "50/mo, no ... la ,31 .~IH UM an. Near park. tarplbds-m~Dup&ex. l N79fortbianew2Br • Model• Open dally pets,631·1084. Unbelinable!2Bdnn fro m 415, 2 bdrm Meaa.Ground&or.fwly .. -. m i-... ..._ h'om ocean. S154I Brick Frplc lnclilded 9 to 6. S250! Klda Is Peta OK townboU1es from '535 + equipped. Private patio. STAllTPACI... mo. Oli yearly buis. KldllOK.Gar. (Cl)fee 2 Br 1~ Ba townhouse, Fncdlot,BHctrfrpJc pools. tean.ls, waterfalls, e tc . $$43 /mo. Tom lmtliDIGdrm Home m.-. RENTlM~ 131....&W Oakwood blt·ins, air, patio. le gar. •more! ( .. )fee =Gas for cookhlt 6 95H.-. ~c~:-.t;aJr1:"'22 ::; ~=..~ 1 Bit to bch, Qr, 2Ba hlela lZtO Garden Al*tmenta tU5.64S-4837 RF.N'l'OIJ:S Ul-4555 D6e9o ~ddrti;:m~·-Prol--Exec--Of-cS..-._--e •· "•""•' wood ~~{llll)fet home, pool. tennis •• .. ••••••••••••• .. •••• Newport IMdl/No. 'lbla~~waatlutt CJG lle~b to McFadden NewF\IUSeneBldt,Jl8 -• It trim, P'r~lt n11o1uJa11oD Gl-4155 00.U, JM patfl'-•. $7541 c.c.y~CGUq.e 880 ltvlne ...._tolbebeecb then West 00 McFadden Jorcs.JteS515 •', lm•e. -mo. ------•--me> co.uu-:ves 2Bclnn6Garaae'350 <•• te1111 t:llOCaUoow,<5317Hee to Seawtod Vlllace. Owll/~ (714*°1·5m ' 1&111 l'lNllO ___ , --f7Naoclra ' KidawtlleaJorYardl C714) 141-1104 llENTUIES Ul...USS (714>m-5191 . .:.a_. ' Aaent. W181daMd1d•l"cJk . 0..toA.ll(Jb7)fee Na•port llecft/lo. Lis 3br apUor rent. EMI 4MO 1117 Weetc.lilf. N .•• Wa"' ,..., '-t. a er. JiP.caOK•r 1 ... y vi•w d llENTllla m..uss •root ... hS pr, tennis court. poo1. floancial tut. 70IOl.c. ~ Ba. Balcroa7 , -(-)fM ,. • · LI o • uw t. Bolaa Chica area. c --··••••••••••••••• 11t.flocr.A&enl•1--. a.c.""· ow. w /D, D lll4ll P•d * Do.able wide Nice iar. 21• condo. <Do'"'"*"~ ....._, ~ wllb KU.cben prtv, •-----'=------•pr .... mo._ .....-... ~Home. z 8dtm. ~k:TulUDPlace. (7M)Ml:l113 Br 1 2Br 2.._. .. _._ Hear bUJ 1t·1tiopploa f'8mWaedofhee.8aakot .......... ,... --·•~ IW.eML ..... ,...BUPU. •C8rlltd.pr ... lmo • pnce. avai 1-3. _....=-.aa-,prace. cem..Mu1teoa1r:sve. c.ta 11 .. Plala. 117$ · Jani. 11111 loe. tn H.B. -+eeeurtty,551.190, Victoria St. '400mo. _,...,. M '300l"wbda.ta.TS30 pe r mo No lease ,.... _______ tall UJ.QO.J:Ul after BAYraONT Vl ~lf. • vmlAR"' •1117Mer5 caJltu-28 . . . . . . . leurllf,_fr.eeUtt. Ct:J lij I J4IO Spacious, e le1aot 2 1nf1:e 3144 ... for rent. ,._leto•-----0-·-----.... ,~;;..l_l-.----,-1~-1 llltqo. ·t-. 2 be, Bdrm, 2 batll, pallo. mo. 2br Iba. Mesa ••••-••••••••••••••••• 1ltare w /ume, Don · Medical office, 2~ cbs pr ••~ o••· r , ---~· _ ................... View. p00I, eicerclae Verde, avaU 1-1.S Adda, 1 Bdrm Condo ln The ..-.pool. ''*· •41Jac:.at \o Ho.ts a. .... rm. No .............. OD pdvate budt, tennil room. secu rity 1ate. no,..,SSMZ2ta1enl Lak"· 'Nortbwooda. 54.5-2510. HDll*a1.N-7lf0 111 ,. peu. et•. lat t laat. 111111.: ... 1 1..,.. a.ta4MC1at-.apoo11, A.-14WBS .., lac. •-W , -• ~ kz'r.ld vWe. ar, a., Mesa Verde: 2brlblieecl. mo. new. SUS~ Cal Roomw/priv. entrancoa.r Newport Beach .lfeatclU'f iYe It Rift _.._ IO ..UT mt l•m •mo lee. -. pr. lit floor ol 4plu. ~~ m..aa or ~· 81.t Corona Bch. Call .... UtWtlel ~. 8.ir O Pltf•A»llwlft. W.Ad ..... .....,. -.am, IU·tM·NC7 ""9 __.......to MU? Avail Se,a 10.lJ Ad.. before .. m. after Tpaa. coad., DOa.aae requlNd. ftla ~•dottwell. Nopeta,'815.NMOll Waa&~Help? ,...,. 87$-9561 ea.1355, UITUll. lllWll AlllCIATU If UI fUICISCl llC Th~ Action P~o,lt tot 0.f&Mc st .. Wt. J70, S.. "-chc .. CA t411 I 1411! tl6-IOI tMlt M. Welh M.. Wte HO, c., ..... CA tll14 14'1) HJ.all I tlll ............. Wte lat, Sea 11 t .. CA tlllS ltl'9 t29·14'4 1400 ....._st ....... ~ ..... CA t2 ... 17141 Ju.not >6't W11111rw ......_'-........ CA tHIO 121Jt >17·1'94 NOT A PLACEMENT AGENCY •••••••••••••••••••••• K•BFentin1 Wood Peoca 6 repairs. ""'"f'At. Ken 87HUS I lufl;t• leocla Co. • Let us upgrade that shower. tub, drain ~rd or enuy way. Cera.111ic UJe improves appe&f & value ol any bom&i or comm bldg at a reas cost. Free est & sugges- tions. (714) 842·3020 '· Offlct...._. 4400 I 111t1trlCllR..W 4SOO 4HO llllilln•/l••Ht/ ._w••llh/ Lost&Fomd 5300 Ptf'IOllClh 5350 HefpW..t.cl '7100 ....,w..tect 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fill•ce ., Perte1•"'/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• .... ~-::;q,p ·at:9-..c~~----......... Dod• t! · Starage Garages for rent ...................... LostlrFoiftd LOST: Man·s gold watch • Aide Unique free standmg. $PECll[ on Balboa Penins ula ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• nron in Alpha Beta 117\h • Are you making what ACCOUNTS M t.ur l ~ well appointed medicaJ nexitoFunZonelO\'l'x Of•• fwlty SOOS w-c••lllt SIOO st.>REWARD ~64S-7149 you're worth?lfnotcall RECEIVAILE mav.Jo:'~~esoi~~-blde.. located ln heart of UMIT£D ~'873-4!943.673-3930. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. Boolh <714l 760-7037 Person needed for t ei· l ho H.B. 6 lreatment rms. X· MOllLE WASH OF LOST: Wht & grey male divers~ duties 1n ac-ive r iremen ~· Ray rm. busineu office, OfFEll ....... Wamhd 4600 AMHICA Siamese. Vic. Harbor Vu counting for dynamic Hours: S·ll :30. Gc>Od ~~rm+ pvt • ....................... YOU'RETHEBOSS Now You Hills. CdM. Reward! l'l....C ... Angels growing medical com· dental & medical fl .... ·-Av 11 c:..... w---.....1 •-Cos u 644--0lm ---~ pany. Pleasant N___. bmefils. Newport Vnla • ..... -... a. a . -~· It~ ·L II ·TE -u• t.a .. esa or Bet JnllaUon t -..-...,.. 1. Call today for appt to ~I"' """ Irvine area. 2 or 3 BR. a • se ~ C 642 3812 Beach environment. To M2-_S861 __ . _____ _ set' REDUCED• house preferred. 3 hrs, ~ork outdoors. In an Fow>d male blood puppy, * .. * $13,200. Call 631·18SS for ....... ..,..,.MENT CENT'•R REDCARPET • Adults. Xlnl references. profatable mobil e comerHamilton/Meyer. appt n.wu'3o:. ~ 8913-1351 MesollMlltafllal 673.5701 Eves 6 was hin g Industry . 6'S-762A MCfVw• _..;..;.._·-------• A'M'ENOf1.NT over ~o · Service bus & truck Sell .._ yrs. Ml&St like people 2 Newport Beach offices, ,... weelteods. fleets, boats ,& planes. FOUND: Weslbighland Accounting Mechanical/electronic fwllilbed, suo ~ SZOC>. 711 w 17 ..... St Retpaasibir worttin1 par· bldgs., heavy equi P· More Terrier, wbl fem, Poodle knowledge helpCul. Bers. ta.1355 • .., • ty wilb rererences wants ment-endless applica· BUt Male, Cocker Mix Bondable. For tntervtew • eo.taMeM, C& toNDtl·ZbedroomhouH lions t Even liquid Blk/Wbt Male, Husky SenictiSl60 * 499-4417.494-472'7 ,. Execut.lveSuitelrvine 64•-.i1.i1.L• 1 qndNaat_ wax & spray Mix Brwo/Whl male . W/recepl conf rm.1*o..7i00 ... ft _. °' apartment w / arge fertilize! Minimum In· wltb Dally Piiot NPT BCH ANIMAL FREE Pr...-cy Testiag IOl6 TRIVEX. INC. a AMM.ALHOSftTAL :~~xd ::llblf dn:~ ..,.._ for f~r•• ~~s~OCJa!:::: ~~\.~:X~~vH :~~~:~~~ER SHELTER6'4-3656 0.0·-• 11121 OCC•••CJ * C--No kids or pets svatem com..i..-train FoWld. l(jtten. 2040 block manufacturer of com· put.er terminals. has im· medi.ateopenlng for: Full time permanent position mn, bathl11g, cleaning & some fniot. Mon.sat. Min. age 18 YrS· Laguna Niguel831·8'700 :-..,.. --I>Qs1evescalll31.0l48 ,,~ ' .,....... · 3 lines ror 2 days UDI aq. fl. 3 olftces. wait-~""" ..... ft ~ t.r. ~~~r:O=· c:. only SI a day. 34c a .~~;~~ ~'i.~~ Mesa. COST ACCOUNTING lal IVOID. Xerox. rum. or * --... . _........ .... Rm w/priv ba & kit. prh. Unlimited s potential in line unruro. Way under pins .. 2MO. * Of. for worltlng eple Mon recession-profit service Advertise ont' or FOUND: 2 puppies. vie. ABORTION •Gewaul (Alie.pl or Laal .......... •LowFNhcllf1a Ldt Tetts. Ca•ulag. Swpr. ue•uffw ... ,-.op&.. market, RecepUooisl. fkelrl. M-F. 7~M. f)ol, vie St. Shnon & Juck business ! S4S·8408, mort' items valued ..____.__ _ _..,_,. Loca•-..1 Call collect c 714 l HIOIMJ2-835T up to SlOO. Euch Santa Ana & 20lh. CM. 631·50'3 cuusa. Prerious experience in a ~.turtng envin>n· meat usiDc standard cost ,..._ --.. ~ '7D-39. additional line Is ma.ta lleuon Redhill XLllJ ..._,toL.eaa SOZS only 60c ror the two 5350 f: • •••larlo o . • I r•/lft'tftt/ ···········-·········· days. Sorry. no -····················· ' 11.4/ISf.-Z. ~ P c• t'ommercial ads metbod and EDP re· " sbop mpnt. Run:.u; ports. WW usi.st «JSt ac-)'Ourowu . l 1 private room in Pto·~ ~ -••••••••••••••••• -/NEED a llowed . Charge fnsional suite avail. PAii SOOS V l~ur0i;en:;~ePi~h:~ S150tmo. 4M-97Sl lOCATIAM Bank Americ a rd PRE LAW student needs $!5,000. Will do anything Legal. Confidential DVM . P.O. Box 3242, *Cm••••1 & •~ .... CIOUDlaDt in establishing Free to Applicant controls. mo. nltoringl lnine Penonnel Agney perpetual Inventory. • E. 17Ul,Costa Meu variance analysis. and Suite224 642-1470 entries to general ledger.~~~ and inteda ce w ithlAp..,_.ti e Convertl~le 11 sq ft. 3 offices, waiting un Sales-Dlstrlbulonhips for . I MONEY Visa or Mastercard. rm.~. furn, cw Wl· Nutritional Program. V fW'D. 90'. Receptionist? MESA Mr. Booth (714) 7 .. 7037 f« more 1nrormallon N.8.92663. •M•dl-Col & •---------I ma ACC4pled. 111rr1P£ •Co•fid••tiol & ~Mii PetlOlllCllC_... Dllln~actunng. r·--C w car builder wanted. Loe. in C.11. on Redhill & INDUSTRIAL ltOOFIMG • and to place your ad t'a II Be pampered with a pers onal r e l axing lltn'HCOMTROL PMUrino. 967-0322 p •RI( All Types, repairs. in· PllMILOCATfOM ~ s ulatlon . Free CAIDfTNO Corner of Campus & 711 W.17th. st. Estimates. Call Bob. 'ROii.EM 642-5&71 masaa1e by 12 of the pre-STBIUUTIOM West girls in Southern For Woo _Hoe or ... California. Jacu ni. mclote appaht-llt, We offer competitive Mecha~ically Inclined. saJaries and an excellent Would like some wckSlng benefits package. For exp. Apply In person: more information please C.A .R .• Inc .. 16181 Quail MOO s/f, upstairs. C_.._ ..,.__ _S48-a79 ______ _. 2lld Ir Jrd 1'D locm • pen /f. va"' _.... 97MSl I UODa/f atll>' s/C. 64•4"'-.LJ UttJe Miss Muff et sat on a 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sama etc. Open IOam---. 4am. 7 da.ys a week. Vis· _. a!M.C. Atlantis Health CAUFOIMIA contact: PERSONNEL Noyes, Irvine. mw Apt. Assisla.nt Mana~er Trainees. Will train. Couples. Paper work & ma intenenace. 642-50'13 w-.. Tuffet, along came a Arranged by Full service. Courtesy to *Two I ,170 94 ft._. spider and read in the Coast.._ Lomls Spa, 2ll2 Harbor Blvd, PRIGMAMCY TRIVEX. •HC FOUllB ADS OJst.a Mesa. 645-3433 Br· ·-0 -... -c- an. ~2980 lh Pol. fw L ...... Daily Pilot Chasslfied __ A_M_ort__;1::;..a..;:1;...e_B_rok_e_r_1 •C.. t section about Miss Mui· lng tbl& ad for your COUMSBJMG 1815RitcheySt. ARE FIEE special gift.. SERVICE.IMC. Santa Ana. Ca. 92705 l\SSEMBLER wanted· for araca m to 7SO eq. 1l. 1 "• • cy. ~,. let's Tuff et and bought it From D>O per month. ..... & wet t.r. * for a.fl&. You can sell Near Cdll • N.B. Fnry. Ymfag office ope-= your tuffet and '°'5 of 557-1111· M-17:l0to 4. other things through a I Ill...... 44SO SELL Idle items with a Daily Pilot Classified •••-••• .. ••••• .. ••••• Dally PUot Classified Ad. Ads. Call 8'2·5678 Pw~•omce spaeeat ••••••••••••••-......,..ablentea. IOOto2700541Ft. llBSA VllRDE bR PLAZA JSl511esa Vet'de E, C.11. 545-4121 1'50 SQ. FT. 11th Street'• busiest ....... center. Cotta lleaa. RealoDomiu ... ~~ ...... ~ 17M2VO. Use ~ M service when placing your ad ... a Dally Piiot ad number will appear in your ad ... we take your messages 24 hours a day . . . you call In at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad •.. this service Is only s10 per week. For more information and to place your act call M2·567.8. ) APCAll F.quaJOppEmplyrM/F growing laser company. ~ Call: TOUCH A a.ASS NEWPORT in SJC. Electronic &/or ESCORTS IEA.CH _______ _, prec:ision mechanical. 64Z.5671 at HRS. 7$2-0817 ACCOUNTIMfi f /T Soldering It wiring exper HOMIOWMBS 752·0053 Hours 8am·Spm. with de s i re d . G o o d O.Day ..,,.... coua GIRL SANTA AHA some overthne. Must be pay/benefits .493-6624 Use yow-equity for bills. Loll or Found a pet? Call T able to operate l().key ad· home additions. vaca· Ani ma 1 Assistance * OUTCA.LL * 972-3104 din& machine. Will traln. ~EMBLFfRS We will Uoas, etc. Any •.mount, ···-.... "'-·-Dof-. LI .... , IL .. caurorappointmenL tra in . Apply 7AM . any reuoa. Credit or job _._.:;;~-;:;:-~' .. :::;''"';::;:""':;;:1!953-0778!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!M!!!!C!i!!/VJSA!!!!~;;-;;""::;J&;;:•~·~u;-~p;•;;;:;°';.;-UTI1I'EM MARKETS MacGrecm-Yachts, 1631 not necessary. Compare Lost: Male black c.t wtth CREATIVE WEDDINGS. 642·1'702 PlacenUa,CM. ~·· 24 hrs. & white paws, answen to ESCORTS Yourlicenseor4213. Call ASSISTANT MANAGER. · J.J. Reward. 541-9982. • •95M47l• MS-7716anytime. 1--------•I Draper's Laguna Hills 644-1923, 146-SS67 Always open 5400 AOCTG BKPNG s tore. Must be ~x - aALISTATILOAHS Sl0,000 to SZS0,000 with 'UP to 15 years to repay. Loan tecUred by a com· binatioo of Real & Pencna1 property. A A Prime l'lnanciaJ Services 714-1274477 MOMIY AYAA.AILI ZllCITD's muc•u11S s ........ 714-tJJ..UOO Alk for Linda flynn ot Kaannt.inn M11rt111t.T ..... DIMi 5031 ....................... ........... c .. All b'P89 ot real est.ate ID..tmeata liDee 1949. S,.1111.t ... WTDI 60-2171 · Ml-06 ti 1.ost: Male puppie, Spr·i-----'--~---1SodalC... TEMPORARY perlenced in be••er inger Spaniel. darti---------i••••••••••••••••••••••• Register today lo work WOID&n 's readY·lO-~ar brown & while, lost in ARS.. LADY Have a perfect m~tch on various accounting & and -·wear. A....r... in San Juan Creek area. '1 through a fast. pnv intro bookkeeping assign-~~ Manag;'i.a. Call Jody: 661-618'1 bm, ITcort • t4allll1 or a run get-~gether al ments. Work close to bleAmUn, 23621 Moulton 496-S'164wk. REWARD. • P9'tJ 97 .D91CWSJ S • .. a:·~~:~Y636-~: your home . Figure Partrway Plaza or ftll REWARD: lost Sprin•er * w-1 4 * Women Join free. Clerks to Senior Accoun-78M622 for appoh>tment. Spaniel puppy. Yic llCliVluA.ccepted ~771S. Perfect Match tanta needed throughout Tr1t1QCt J.14. 151.a711 aft(!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Dating Service. Orange County. AllUlmatic Trans R • R ectarweet man. FIT. exp i:tre-llASSAG E $10 WI AO faTed: 548·228& ==~aE Ifni::'.! W&Wll•ILFa AtrroMOTIVE .----------······················· accoun~ ,AITS REWARD! 631-4229 Proleeaiooal 'lberapeutk ... W..teci. · 7075 ,.,_,..., COUMTaPIUOM L<lST: Loac ba1nd gray ....ace. Lic'd. NB Appt ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST: .... DolM:: •• red collar, b1k le rust. male eat. E. Side area only,!Uve548·2117 Receptionist Typist, .=.1J:t:7er :: ~==..:e~a:. tr 4 Reward. IU-233S SOWpm wants P tr mom· ·•-.. '--ilab&e 1 · . TOMMY'S ing Job. South Coast Bldg .• Sant.a Ana uu. pos.._. <ava · ~ C714tlJMIOl ne.-..ipOl'foreicncar LOST: Fem Cat t&D/gry ()111.,.,...ln'IT Pl aia are a · Call experience required. blklbnm W /coUar. Vic. ncorrs _Doroc)\y:i:'W::: 551-.::..1ZM8._ttMl!!!!!FR!!!!!E!!E!!P!!!A!!RKIN!!!!!!!!G~~1 Call Olm for an appoint-.... Chica• Ed.inaer. 752-9388 HrlpW..e.d 7100 meat. •1530 17.25 It. la s wlta. No ••--••••••••••••••••• IOY CAllVR FreeSpa Tub, needs sbots no d"•-no coo· Actourllinl Clert. Payroll AD~ IOU 5-aOYCI ' • --· · -....-.-Ft.ill time A411MCY ,_ , .... 4 = tracts . Katbleen or s:iei.~i.e area. Cali needs mature person to -.. .. RobiD813oOW for appt: Mrs. Presley: nm stat camera • art ~VE LOST: E.Bluff Area, NB,1-~-~----1 _n_c_c_.t_103. _____ 1 mes. Eaper. preferred AUTOCAS ... Fem. Poodle Blk/lfY ..... c I '., .. not'*· Call $51-0MO, Immediate °'*""•· ~· cblll Blk atoae col1al' ac~ A.cum .... .,.... alkforCarol perinea req..tri6 ill wlbh. u,. 11DCllpped. _ va•• ·-CW Htomott .. CHlilertea. deaf, 00 med. Famll)' 11.... Ml-4>~ trvtne clivlslon of In· Good salary• OOCDNG¥ W\ck)w bu 1DODl1for2nd ffwtllrolrtltl c.lt/'C .. cb temaUouJ Corporation beaeflta. Coatact •rs. T.D.'1. No credit died, LAIMHllWAIDt AmlipJMCJYIM hu iaa.mecllate opealog r-1111 • ....._ 118_.at • smbJ. For adkln ul1 ..._ a-.. r:: --'"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ror Accounts Payable rwl M ..,._ "-1J1.11llaD,1Ume. -....--1; Clerk. Previous Ac· ,._. 711·111 Office UTTLIAll•I counts Payable H · "9 I ~'::~~~r::.1:i Mn. 71M416.... ESCORTS ~,e:::e ":~'::ou~:~ ~'1. lat. I.Ill. only due • ljt /IO· all major ertd!t eardl Payable data ............ I... lilJ Piil •mo.,..oCr. prtnon· accepted system utr';°;.~i'f ··-&y.at.-a Last: Ferule kitten. 4 ACM1D btlpfaJ. xtnt. benefits• aiot. wtdkl, l blue Ir I pay. Please apply In IUI• UJI btOWD eye, Needs •POXYLADY ff penoatoPenonnel, 1141 n&-. 1mdJcaUon. Adami • OU'R:ALLONLY Kaiser Ave. lrvln•, .,......., Ha.~ • t7J.. t Ill * 540-91'11. C:ONNfl I ' q fVll<'l FI .) "'f'i. I • U 1 T 540.9100 Busboys needed. Full Ume days. Experience require d . Apply In person. Beach House lles\aurant. 619 Sleepy Hollow Lane. Laguna Beach. BAtlYSITTER. perma· leUSPERSON needed. nent. mature. 3 dys wk In , Mature woman pref'd. my home (or 6 mo. old WW train. Please apply boy. Refs. 493-8702 · p c r o • s s p I c e r y BABYSITI'ER needed for Restaurant. Mon. · Sat .. Church NUrsery In Costa 2 thrU SPM. 222~ N. Main. ./ CLERK/ TYPIST SR. This pos 1t 1on IS 1m· mediately available In our Marketing Depart· ment. Will be resp0ns1ble for typing of quotat1oni.. form letters and cor· respondence, 11nswer phones and matntaln fiJes. Type 65 to 70 WPM Position requires min. or 2 years in a general of· fice environment. ,.,.. 5Wft W9ry te SI J.000 An lmmtdl•lAI openlna •• ••u (or a ••If aw>tlvattd lndM4ual ex fll'ltnced In a manulac- ttanQI ernvlronment. Wlll operate a key to dltc •)'•lfrm. .-.w-'" 1100 HlfltWw.ct 1100 , .. •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Http W-.4 7100 ...,, Wmt.d 7100 Htfp W...t.d 7100 ll('('troalc Gtnfral Office Clerk ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••. ••. •• •• ••••••• ... --0 .... 1c Typ1n1 sk1lla :iowpm. Off' 1 oA..t -•• ... major stock brolteraae Ho1A1elceeplnc·litework. 1 MAIDS . 1oe A<11 sta.nt want~ TICHMICIAM near oc airport. Jira 7.3 dy, suo hr. Reliable for Law firm. Houn nex N~ 1mmed.lately In ~II Mrs. Eckert~·ll2l non•s mo ker. 9S7·8390 842·3030 1ble up to F tr S3.2S/hr + our rapldJy expanding -· ------Janetor 760-32'73Marce mileaae 640-SCl50. Irvine bued firm GENERAL OFFICE ---Challen11ni po11tton Newport Beach stock Housekffper. L1Ve·ln. 2 MAIMTIHAMCI omce Work as M1.11a1e· ~rformln1 variowi aa market advisory flrm. H days/wk . ofr. SPICIAUST mcnl. Food Worker. Jlf(nmenu in tlupport or you c•n .... type. handle 962·009 SI t 15. S1471 ~=!1;,..!1:0::! ~:!':. en&meerinl re11urch & td •phones. do Ille book· -• ._~ ly. Call ~8161. development Minimum kecpUl& & you want to HOUSEPARENTS ... _,. """"' 2 yn tx~r. 1n dlg1t~I & learn ... about the atotk Mature M/Fcouple tore· You wUI plan. organize analoa elcctron1cs. tnllrket&datacntry call side in croup home & andprovlde preventauve OR'niODONTICOFt'ICE Mlcro•procusors ex· S4().0237 • supervi&e 6 0 /0 adults. maintenance and repair nee.di. Secretary. Book· pt;Mlnce desirable. l!:x· _ _ _ __ i\Jtemate weekends free. se.rvices for all healing, keeper. full lime. Aak for cellent comp any CLNl!:RAl..Ofc.Sharpgal Exper. preferred. ventilat1onandaircondi Barbura 492·2 141 or bcncCit:f. plll•iunt work for busy ore. Lile typing. S900 /mo. & benefits. tiOIUl\I equipment. Re· _496-0800 ________ _ inii environment Con· ..i.....es. misc. ore duties. quires ability lo plan. or· Wo ofkr • ~table work tact Penonncl: :;.:~.:""" United Cerebral Palsy gainu. troubleshoot and Packer & helper. Apply In eovtronment with an ex· Scifttific .,_........, Assoc .. S46-S760 • _ lead others. Clos ing date person. J ust Oucky. lnc. ce lle ni salary a nd A-llli:ftC__._1• HOUSEWIV ES·Are your for applications Is 27'i172 f"or bes Rd .. 11 8 . ~ti paclcaae laclud· "" -· A"" t29 1""" •ft NI Ina romr.ny paid 1.lfe. 18011 M tchell South GENERAL omcE children going back to -us . ...,.,. _ ....... _.;:;g;.... --=';...' ----- M edl c • and Denta l lrvine.557·9051 EOE •chi. are you bored or Huntington Beac:h Union Part & FUii time help for hu W'•OCft, Pension tmd ---------ASSISTANT need extra money? If Hlgh School District ls a custom woodworking uoe1 week paid vacation you're friendly. cons· merit systems school dis· i.hop. Exp he I pf u L 111\er '"x monlhl. Plcrnse ESCROW SCTRY Good commun1catlons cienUous & dependable tr\ct. We offer an Im 831·3644. llpplyat.rERSONNEL to astoisl in closing and skills required for this we want you for a de· pressive package of full --------- mi).. processing or escrows 1 growing Newport Beach Ii g ht r u I & q u a 1 n t benefits. Apply at Room PART TIME Babys1ller I :t y r + e x p r . T o r personnel fi rm. Typing restaurant for a variety 13l needed 2 mornings a COMPENSATION and SS+. JO.key ab11Jly. pro-d duties avail. No exper week. Only lovi n g. rAIVUI INC ........... , ........... ~ 18U Ritch~)' Sl Santa Ana. Ca. 92706 Equal Opp Emplyr M I f' xlnl opport. ror growth fess1onahsm a must. Wiii nee. We train. Positions C H l LO 0 RI ENT E 0 with s uccessful com · assisunaccountingCunc· a r e no w a va il for HBUHSD Woman need apply. East p;my. Pleasant and prof. tioos and a ll clencal sup· weekdys 8·4 .. full·time. Hluf( Areu 644--0697 off1 CI! atmosphere. port Call Ondria for Please apply In person: 10251 Yorktown1\vc M8·223S, lf aner 6 pm. uppt Stone Mill Terrace. 2915 Huntmgton Beach. 92646 PAllTTt ME AUTHOtUZA TION °'-'h help, part time, ex· _~_27_o_1 ______ Redhill.C.M. ix·ncnced. Sandwiches. EXEC. SECRETARY to 557-0045 Equal oppty OPERA TOR Indoor pl ant main · ""!~e!!!!!m!p!!!!!lo!y!c!!!!!r!!!!!m~/C!!!!!/h!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Master Char ge/Vii.a delivery. etc. Cdl\t , general mgr. or resort 675-13$3. hotel. Ex per . req ·d S horthand a must. Deb Sandwich Store in outstanding loc. & work CdM needs I-' tr & P /I' help. Exp preferred atmosphere. Apply to Over 18. Apphcotions to Mrs. Chick, Surf & Sand Gallo's Dell. 3900 E . Hotel. Laguna Beach. Coast Hwy, CdM. 92625. _497_44_77 ______ _ CT\·Lfr\: llM90~~ l't~Nll SllMClS 3723 Birch Street Mewport leach t anance · F IT & P /T :::: center in lrvme has part- avallable. 497.s.@l. Manager ass:l for fabnr tame day openings btwn ----------1 chaln Retail or fabnc 10AM·6PM~ 7 dys wk INSURANCE ex p . pr e r ca I 1 l:ilart $3.70 hr. Wiii train SALES RE p rrralnees Margu.erile, 646·4o.i0 on video display units . d d r 1\ppllcat lons accepted nee c o r New port M L • A :..1 F · a 3o AM Beach & s urrounding anager I easift~ ~t , o n . r 1 ,, : ,. . or phone evei. at 641·9399. areas. Start salary to f?f bu.5iness park. Full 4:30PM. Tim<' Share ssoo per wk w/lge multi· tune,6days a week. With Tram.action Serv1res. mcSec•yto$1,250 llneinsurancecompany. expe rie n ce and re lnc.2462 0upontDr .. lrv D.tinrL.A.Tlmes ,f'rontoHiceappearance. ~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!I 1si.7990.EOE. ferences n.oqw red. Call EO.E.M.tf~-- to homesmC.M. &11.8. Mus t tvpe i5wpm (7141549·2988. :J Ham. S375·S425tmo. + 100wpm shorthd. Prcre; GENERAL OFFfCE Insurance --------PART TIME DRIVER Bonus. Dependable car s 0 m eon e fa m; 11 a r SOOOTO STAllT Account Assistant to Manicurist Sat & Sun Mominits to !NG-4481,960·1746. w/auditdept.Ca llVicki . MORESWJTH 1'~mploycc Benefit Ex· Newport Beach'.; most rtel1vrr D a il y Pilot We offer a stable work 540-6055. Coastal Person· EXPERIENCE 1·cut 1ve w /ins ura nce presl1g1ous s alon. th1· bundles to carriers He environment with an ex Delivery Driver for ncl Agency. 2790 Harbor . 1-'iveGirl OHtrc brokerage firm. includ· RJchard Ouellt·lle Salon. quires van or l.lf~t.> Mesa area. caUSS&-n87. HB. <SeacUfCVtllage) cellent s a lary und Photography Studio. F tr 81.,0t Vaned Activities '"~ secretarial dullel'>: has 1mrncd openin~s for wagon and a good dnv BABYSJ'M'ERowntrans. Car Rental Co. needs benefits package. mclud· pos1t1on.64S·3840 NEVER A FEE We Wall Tram m~l havl' exp in group mantcun~t. 200 Newport 1ng rpcord Phone lur E/sld .. CM m:!Chantc for general car ing company vaid Lire. ''ompany Paid Bennf1.ls life & hualth insurance Center Dr fl4Z·432t. lls k Cor Don ma e . "" · · .. ed1·ca l and Oenlal Dl'hvl'ry Driver : Full '" " ~ W 11· E I D YI • "'"'l """'"' e"ea· malnteoance & light re· m APPLY BETWEEN 8 & 1nclud1ng markel1n". 1 •ams qua o p· a . ,..,. ·-· • . pairs. 556·1711 Insurances. P ension Uml.>. l-'emale. Good dnv· Executive Secretary for llAM Xlnt N.B 1~at1on. Fo .. r Manufactunnl!. l1~htin2 ponun1ty Employer. &&2-9'48a.skforRlta Plan. Savmgs Plan w1l.h ing r ecord -c .M.B.P . Pres Real &.tale Co. 853Product1onPlace "" manuf:Hlurer ncl·d s IAIYSJTTBt ~shier needed high interest. 10'~ paid Sept. lst 548 557L C d :\t . T y p 1 n ~ & Newport Beuch ~.~~'.s.~~ I!,. ca 1 I persons exp m munufac Pan \Jl'll(' lake inventory ST ART 1 NG M i d . Part time holidays per ~ear and 1 DELIVERY DnYe r for Shorthand. Salary open tunng. raw mctcnab. in local ~l ores Car Septemt>el' fOf' 3 boys, 559-8599 week paid vacation artcr work tn auto parts ~tore w 111 111 m E o 0 u d . INSURANCE General knowle11i:e of fl('Ccssary. Wnte phone approl3brs. per day_. a,.,.r_. ,~ea~..,-sh_i_e-r.-~--er;~~~E~sO~~~ -~ly ~usl have vahd Calif ,_ITT...,J.=l:-:600=--==-----HAJRSTYUSTS WITH SECRE'fA[tY ~e~~~n~cc~~1~b~l~1t;~~·d:i ~~~be~9~~~:e~c~~~~----~ ... ~;~om~. MuSlnaveoasiC'jihoto mi>.-dn\'C~ 'nc. gd. dr1v1ng EXECUTIVE Secre'tao . FOLLOWl~60°10 -~m1'."'=Pr0i>erty -& m~t Must be"' 1lhnl! to Paramus.N J 011;52 COX sctfOOL (Fountain knowledge Pholog aph I ._ record. be over l8 & n-al c.-.. l "l". $l.OOO mo. + I 0 N U S liability exper. nee )1us1 \'alley>. P lease call • r Y .,, '"" J;A) .. ~ ha d ll learn 546·290\, Harrv Mary 642 • 4321 ext 218 dys Unlimited. 16889 Beach TRivEx. INC know C.M. Apply at Hub Receplloni:.t. phone~. LUCRATIVE SHOP IM ve ynam1c persona or963-0234evesaft ?PM. Blvd .. H.8 .847-3664. . ·--o"·"-"'-' J\utoSup~ly,2120 11arbor typmg,Org Cty.Airport GOOD LOCATION. ty Work in agy . .i:. ---------r -3180 Red Hill Ave.. HI. CM. &16·2464 ask ror area. 833·2237 APPLY: UNIVERSITY c.u~to~cr :.ervice rep , MATEIUAL Banlang CASHlER.Housewares CostaMesa.Ca. _c_1a_ud_e -----PARK COIFFURES. ~ynallne•689<iss. as k for CONTROLCLERIC C:O..-rcial Teller sales. apply in person. Equal Opp Emplyr M IF' Expcrit•nc<.' ~mt. Growing Orange Count} Experlenced Crown HaTdware. 3107 ~~~~~~~~~ DF:NTALASSlSTA:"!T needed for 1ni.urant•t• l 8 0 S 2 CULVER• 1 based co. ha:. Jll i1µ E.CoastHwy,CdM. N~WPORT BEAl'H agen<.·y In Newport IRVIME. 552-8080. n.-.urance Personal Lmes portunny for a qutt•k edc U ____ ..:...; ___ --fCons truc tlon or iented Looking Beach. Salary 0""11. M'nd ~1rl needc<I full lime ror learner. ener"Cll(' "" Urut a ·rom1a Bank CASHIER sales person for custom for advancement? ,~ llair.;tyltst local we ll established .. ' 630A Newport Center Dr. Ekper'd. Hours Tues & cabinet shop. Xlnt com· Eslabltshed Endodontlc r~ume to Ad. No. 77 '· The Bolboa Bay Club is agency· Salary open . thuswslic person Will be Newport Beach Thurs 12.9. Sat. 9 .. 30_.,, . . rt It ( f Daily Pilot. PO Box 15W. send full resume & ex per working cumputcr1icd G44-6464 " nuss1on oppo un Y or o c n c e d s exp er Costa Mesa. CA !;12627 now hirinq: system. H I' ex per. u E o E Sun. 9-5:30. Apply in aggressive person. Exp chairs1de asst. with out· -lturstyltst w1followmg. lo Ad No. 7i 4. Daily plus Out1ei. tncludp· in · · · person. Kerm Rima with custom bullders & gomg,friendlypersonah· FOOD PREPARER. En· Xlnt. work 1n ~ cond. Pilot.POHoxl560.Cosl<i vcntory control. l!Jta Hardware, 2666 Harbor Architectural plans nee· ty. A professional ap· try \evel position now &\2.0092. Ask for Joyce. Mesa. CA 92627 entry. t yp1n~ or 'lh1 p &nJdng CUlta.er Sef'Ylc• lleptMtdatlYt Previous experience de· sirable, light t.yping is re- qwred. United Cahfomla Bank 216151 La Paz Road M1ss1on VieJo 837-0066 F;.O.E ---~---· Bl .. C.M. cessary. San Clemente proach to dentistry de· open for Food Preparer J-AN-l-TOR. rull·tlme. mid· ments & gt:neral orftce Cabinets. Call Gene . sired. ROA preferred but 1n Rest aurant Com· .. L\ROWARE SALES night to 8AM. Retired duttes. Good benefit:. CASHIERS UTVTEM MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shif\S 492-5661or831-8361. not required. Top pay, fr. m1ssary. Ex perie nee Apply '" person Rion person preferred. Apply Apply J.11 person or call . ,..__,,, e"pen'enced--C-all·. mge benefits. Medical helpful . Not reqwred. Hardware. 1024 Irvine Scifffiflc .......,.. "' lns k Xlnt bencfils. 1672 Ave. CWestchH P lazal '" per son Hacienda f -~-• 4!J7-4491.AskCorRickor :ce. non smo er. Reynolds . lr1vnc . _N_B__ Lanes. Moulton Pkw.> DriHfMJCUftTTV'S Karl. Partner's Bistro, 644 _ 54().5662. -------Plaza. Laguna Hills. 18011 M 1tchell South Laguna &!ach. Dental Receptionist for -HARDW i\ RE SALES. Ap lrvi.ne. 557·9051 EOE --FROMTCOOK ply 1n person Crown JANlTORlAL work .~~~~~~~~~ COOK. Full time or part established office. Ex· h d I Hardware. 3107 E Coast lmmed. openmg for re· ........,,., time. Call perlen ced . mature. 4 mg Ls. 1 ay. app Y m Hw' Cd\f hable person. for Ille ore. ,..;;w CAL ~ person2pm . .ipm · · -- -cleamno s ·Jo to 12:30. RECEPTIONIST M9-3599 -·-----Reuben'sPlankHou:.c "' ------Dental 6060W llB llAHOWOR Kl Nl; I n · .Mon.Fri. Gd salary Dermatology ofc.l >P•nJ:? Part Time Evenings l~:rome a lramed sales l'uuru.elor cover l!l 1 with the Jim Long & A s· :-.octtHes A~t·ncy to wpervisc• and chaperone U.\lLY Pl LOT carrier ooy:-. and girls on a Ont'· on-0nc basis. evenings 6 to !IPM. We need con ccrned . 1nnovat1ve persons who are lookini: ror a lucrative part-time posit.Jon. $4 hour to start. Call 642 432 1 ext 250 bt:twcen 2 and 6PM. Ask rorLon ~Coast OaityPUot 33d W. a.a y Street ~ta Mesa.CA ~qua I Oppor Employer Banlong Newport Harbor Na· uooal Bank accepting applications variou s ix>s1lions Exper ienced hanltin$t per.mnnel only Ca II 760-3000 We Promote to manage. Cook. P tT. ureRchool. amer. P ... L d b d .. ,, 2P · r dl\1dual needed ! For +ben efit s Marsha, ar .. 1 o I~ t>41\2i7i ment. & supervision from Lite cookmg & clean up osillons. ront & back &t6 2311 within omce ror new growinJ:? f\111 or P tr J anitors dy 11r pt•rma nent ful I l 1 mt• 644·50i0 .!!!.__ ____ _. _____ 1 WANT . A CAREER" du\1es. ~leanhness. J\ practice m lrvme. D P .S. rughl. S4·S6/hr. µlumb1ng trudc. will . MEDIC L PERSONNB. must Childcare benefits 675-2101 train. mu!>t hav<' own JANITORIAL/Mamtenan • J\ As!i.t · pa rt Call (714) 496-9076 · · · helpful. Ask for Ann at Id r 11me. no expl.'r nt·r EMPLOYMBIT Irv: 552-7331. Tus tin . 5S2·S339aft JPM. truck.Gd money xto5. 0 _ er man w t re s COU .... S&OR ~~~~!!!!!!!!!~~I 544·1467 .i\J5.\l6.'l l·iPM. 5 days. S800 mo Bar k ofc :'11aturc pcr~on " Dispatcher experi_e_n-ced. GARDENER cash. P.O Box 561. CdM pref'd Npt Sch surswon. Expr. pre f : consider Chiktcare for l C'hlld age f\&11 time day pos1t1on llOliSEKEEPL~t'1t .1\r L·. 92625 . 646--0951 traming sales oriented wa nted fo r a l arge· ,._' · "' ---------• vw p h ud' availab le fo r r eli able 1:-.:. t'hildcarc. It cookirlll , .---------. candidates with previous Banking 6. 2:30 till 9:30, Mon-Fri. COOKS MEW ACCOUNTS Reliable. CdM. Christine Short order will lrain. I orsc el l\ 1 agen· personwilhknowledAcut Eni: i.pkinA prefcrr~d': KINDERGARTEN Messenger'" business expr . Guar. cy. For Interview. call plants & landscaping. rl'f~ req. La11una Niguel i:earher. full. llrne for Radiology office In salarytcomm. 644-4.139 COUNSELOR f'/l'. Waitresses P /T. For our South coast C:leaning Person. Apt. Call 24 hrs. 642·4~lOll 11331 Plaza Office Expcnence Bldg. Full lime. Costa Cook Wanted for small :\1r. Krau!f<.' at Chick Should have a current tH2·41l30 dys. 83t·IHOI ~al l. Credentials. Call. 1'ustm net.'Cls messcnAl'r SARRA BERK Iverson VW /Porsche driver's lie .. enjoy excel. l'VCll St.lsan640·8820 from l 5.JOpm, M·I" AGENCY preferred. Good typing Mesa, Newport Beach Audi 673·0900 company benefits lnclud Mu s t h a v e o w n J8952 MacArthur •320 mg a free meal per ~h1ft HOSTESSES· And office L<ibclette Operator. Full trans portation & bas ic Irvine EOE833-2892 skills r equired. Call area. Vehicle needed. q u ality r estaurant Dlstn ctManagerPosit1on H a l Ph K 1 n n i n Rs . TSL M,gml. 642· 1603. Pleasant working cond open with local Tille Co. Apply in person !lt\M work s.s per hr f\&11 or tune. Experience pre· clerlcalsk11ls.S44·8Sl2 ~~~~~~~~~ Noon. Mon·Fri. Person i:tirt·time Ichabod's lllJ rerred. Good work ing 540-4066 day sruft. 675·4720 _ We are seeking only self C A L I F 0 R N I A CLERICAL I RECEP · COUNTER HELP motivated & pos1t1vc ncl & 1-'ullcrton. St udcnl!> cood.631·3290. Modeling. commercials . P EST C on t r o I ~~ "RRIOTT HOTEL films. extras. Need new Serviceman needed. FEDERAL TIONISI' Sand person for LB. area. """' preferred. 752.,;955 or Lab """ n.,,., 900Newport Clr DR 640-13.'ll faces. All ages/types .,...., . .,....,., Newport Beach RESEARCH _7_14_·_95_7_0207 __ ·-----t Photo Technician with EquaJOppEmplyr:\1 1F JIOSTESS,<.:ASlll ER .ASSOCIATE Need person to manage :i u1omatcd lab exp SAVlNGS & LOAN Aroblc Danc1·ng, A Nal'I. wich Shop Mon·F't1 lOam 3·30p pply 300 Commiss ion only. Form· 005 Town Center Dr f'itn-· Corp, has an im· · · m a Costa M CA 92626 ...,.... Redhill Bldg II\ C M terview call Stephanie · esa m:!d. opening in Ftn Vly 549· ll lO 001-0826 or !J73· l440 EqualOpro:un1ty for an exp'd person w /x· ----------- Apply in person. 3PM lo Interesting pos1t1on sma ll bus ine~s p /t needed. Salary com 5PM. r 111me or t'1t1mc. w11(rowth oppty m bio Jama r Associlltei. cn.suratc with exp Call Emp oyer Int typing & telephone Counter help wante d. DRAFTSMAN NEEDED General Banking s kills . Please call P IT. Sandwich m a n 3 yrs. exp Lagwia Bch ThelalboolayClubls Days or l'VCS. Ru s ty medical field. Bio. &/or 556-1.385 R\ck iS2-64S4 Pelican. 2735 Pac Coai.t Ch e m . backgr o und Hwy. NB. needed. To Sl.S.600. Call Barclays Bank. Costa 964-4616Corinterv1ew wanted. F /T . exp omce,Type5.497·3374 nowhirinq: Mesa branch has the Clerical Gary's Deli. 675-2193 DRJ VERS wanted ror lite Food Cashier1Acntng · 631-1855 for appt. following F tr openings. 1r.ruo>RET RIES ct L .., Hb On· call basis only Must HOSTESS/WAITRESS drive up teller. mi.n 6 mo. ~ A Counter Help e ivenes '° ,,pt. r. have lO·key b> \Ouch Days. eves. nex1ble Cof LAS VEGAS cxper, vault teller &i int'I Employment avail. In HOMEY BAKED HAM area Neat appearance. Please call for op pl Ce4! shop. Newporter Inn PROMOTION teller, min 1 yr exper. multi surroundings. Counter help & a full gddnvmg rec. Full ume 645-7358. Mon. Fri Ca ll Janel for appl Openings for phoners. Barclays Bank ts an aC· Competitive pay. In· time ham processor Mon · Fri. Master. 234 8:30-5. 644·1700.cxt 11559 mgrs,&deliver\es. Earn firmatlve aclion lcrview &h1re.Formore wanted. No cxper. nee. nscher .C M.S.W·4174 ---------SlO/hr. FUii or p/time. employer M tF. Vielman. Info. call Tod Services Will train. Call Slan for DRJVER ded d GENERAL OFFICE/ Hosttss(Cathier Oa~s1eves. Guarantee. ERA Veterans & han· 979-8900 appt.Tues.·Sal:673-!IOOO nee to e RECEPTION Apply dai y, llAM In 54J.7957or 543·295\. ltver & malnl. rental person MiCasa. 296 E dicapped encouraged to ... --------tCourt. Director & Recep· cqu1pmt. S3 .80 hr Small company near 17thSt .CM Legal Sec needed for ::ipply. Contact Michele Clerical tionist. need friendly, 642·1186 ocean needs mature growing H B law firm Gr---6311511 h kl ---------person w1min 8yrs. J(en'I ~ ""'" . VARIOUS sharp. ard wor OR Ori W/""W offices. f'ric ndly ver office expcr. Acc·urale llot 1 . ., female. S ports back· • e & casual atmosphere m Beautician Wa nted top . ....... .. ov1 preferred. Must Delivery Van. Good dnv· typist. SOw pm . 1' ront 1 I · "'"'"'"' d k t 1 h C la' which LO work. Need sa ary r v ine ar oa . work weekends & some Ing record. Full time. es e ep one recep· e 3$nl8r friendly person lo assist 55 1·2611 days, eves CLERICAL eves.CallJanetorSueat Orange County. L.A. tlon. Xlnl. co. benefits. r...ll TI /D 55 -0470 Call Elly: 645·3632. "' mt ays existi ng s t arr w ith . l John Wayne Tennis Club. area. 631·3290. •PM Hoasekeeper workaholic boss & manic IOAT MICHANIC '*""" lt•fllt: 644-6900. Drug Clerk. Experienced. General (){flee associates. Prefer legal Me.re, ONC or Volvo. CREDIT ASSIST "NT.· 1 full lune. 9-6 Mon .• Fri. General Office help etc Ful Thnt ,._es exper. Will train on MAG ,...~,,._.. ) __,. _. " M F sired. Fashion Island k , .. ~ Card 847 ,,,...1 v:nuqu on '1 n"""" app-•, , r1ST. Immediate opening in 1 part time 1·6 on.. n . We are see Ing relia ble """' · ~.:...<!.•L!!-.-rrlsonJl Boat ••rt•~ our Credit Dept. for ex· Professional Phar macy. !l..roJOkaemra.1gpemF.1rPmtr.HoCuarsll people-oriented persons • E.r-.•L SECRET•RY '-CD~ -•• 14. l --'en_,.,. Credit Assis· Newport Beach 642·1580. v Enjoy excellent com G~~ R 1 E"' m .to$1,040. .,...., ... ..,,. Mr G \ .Mrs.Pratt:644-9111. pany benents lncludinaa rowing ca s tate .-r-"' tant with he .. y phone ' · ran · •---------r 1 hln .. • L1tlgat 1on F irm 10 Bootlleeptn1 Assistant w 11trOll8 A /P flt· per\mee. Ar aecret.1rial skllls. for W'ban desticn nnn. Jrvtne. 5ata11> com· m e ruurate w /ex· perience. benefi\S. Send resumes to: PBR. 18012 Skypark Circle. lrvlne. 9tl7W. , ..... 100U••••1TC. 8-Y l alfl office -~ BoGU"""·AJR, A/P, .................. ... t. lUe \Jplnt, ...... HJ, .... l'• _, To,..,....c:.:--a· ........ ~ ... .,pe I .. GoAd ,..-..~ ... L~CE ree mea pers ,...pp· "'e..,.,..rt Cntr.s""''-~ex · ..,,. r e nc.,, u OftVWALL H anger I ....sn5'U"" vm ly In person 9AM·Noon. ,, -..... ~ .... ...,, ·S~-cltrical sklllsneceua:>'· paper: electrician an· f t T duties incl ude Mon-Frl Personnel p 'd . e rflcient. & Xlnt company benefits. d/or plumber. Must be mounti ng •·r ays . MARRIOTTHOTIL energetic legal sec'y " • ~ !ff.l· call Personnel exnor'd. 631.2004 general office work. & 900 N Ctr 0 S /H, Diet.a phone 4r X lnt .te Sl,125. .,_..._... ..-some recept duties. Oen· ewport · r. T}•p1n1 Skills a must~ per...... Electrician tal background is helpful Newport Beach Xlnt Sal. depending upon Cu stodial -L eadman Need qualified electrl· though not necessary. EqualOppEmplyrM/F qualifications & exp. •llUMGUAL w/supentsory exper. All clan with btckground & St a r l I n g S a I Good Benefits. 640·6960 --&--SiTS shifts-hourly Xlnt I DC o I •· S700·S800 /mo Apply •,_.et Nlaht Audi\ • -''" . • exp n r ve .. ORA.NOE COAST DEN· .,. .. or. ex Ught otflce & retail sales .. •••d: • ..._ benefits.~. gene ral maintenance TAL X·RAY LAB 125 perlenced. perm. posl· In Pilot supply store m ffaMI ZO',... ._.._. (:u stome r Ser v I cc k.nowledae. Xlnl com-Baker.Ste #200CM. oon Ill Aliso Creek Inn. Orange Co Airport vie. ••• teWIL Representative . Must pany benefita wtth good ---"----_..;. ___ 3U06 Cout Hwy. So. f\dlUme. ~7594 .. haveaoodphone contact itrowth pote ntial . L11guna . 499·227l for--------- wJpublic. Good typlsl & 642· 15H ask ror 8111 GB4lltAL OFFICI •PPl Uve·ln aide for elderly ~ .......... 1y tmowtedle of 1eneral or. fi>lan. • to SI 2000 l a d Y • non s mo k e r . 1 flee duUea. N.B. com · ----u Light bk.ltp'I( e.xpr in· HOUSECLEANERS up 1-49S-·53'i_i7 _____ _ Cou~QF •t b fl -·•~ cludln1 Ai R 4t A/P "' ·1 ~:nytl A nl. "Oe.ne ts. Opportunky toworlt near knowledge. 10 key by to'1per hr . Car84S·Sl.23 ORANGE ar p1: •· O·t 95o. b e a c h • T • s t , tou.ch. acc"'rate typist. Loan RepresentaUve . Rapldlr growing. •I· Housecluners . Hunt· ves_slve Mortage. Bank· 111 '":'t. llNIU. • traubltthoot. It repair ltd w /figures. light i:~-.. · MOWISTMI~ quality mar\ne power phones. ln Tualln call -·~ '\lppllu battery &12-7300. .. llO ~.Jt.t.:f~= ~~ =en. la Inverters. --------s.iill·-. ft70l W&llllld e eLlaQ, n . ln marine elec· Lfttte It IJc)!I 11QJ4.2161 .. job )'OU ••la• tron)csorpoweuupplles C>aaa1tted Ads a~ rullr, ln&ton Beach area. lnl flnn needt Loan Rep 7\4·9fl0.3'766 fOf' Oranae County ter· ---------1 n tory. Opportunity for HOUSEKE£~ER·Part· hl&h pay\na career in Ume. ~ per hr. Studcnta Real Ealate Lendlna for Ot<. CdM 752.t1t55 eaaer hud woritln.t lfl· ---------f divldual. Contact Mr. New I n l e r 1 0 r Picture Fr11 mer . PIT. Design/Gourmet Store in exp. Art World Frames. S.C Plaza looking for 656 North Coast Hwy. sharp, cre<st1,•e. sales Lagunll Beach,494·8t05 onenled people. F'ull & Piece work at homt' /\s· Ptr pos111ons 11vall early semblv of !>mall pieces Se__Pl Contact Maureen tullm~. simple Sl!wing: 551 !'863 Apply m person Just Nurses •RN's4.VN's* ICU-CCU NURSES AIDES W•f'ffly ~you! Starr relic( for arute hospitals thr u·out Org Cty All shirts avu1l •Shift diHerent 1al •New pay rates •Health insurance •Bonus referral plan -Tull.Ion re1mbursecE·s •$1.000,000 malp. ins '1'ry ua. you'll bk<' us" BEST NURSES 75 .... 6791 lSOOW. Adams.C M. Memberorc .A.N.S . Ducky. Inc 21972 Forbes Rd .. llB. Lag. N1g. l'Rt.:SC HOOL AIDE· Irvine. expcr prercr red. .\52 7494. PRODUCT I ON TRAINEE Rubber ho~ products. Mus\ pass co. physical incl. back X· ray. Taking C1ppllcatlons h twn 8 ·1 0 on l y . S tra t of lex . t7 t;1l Armstrong J\ve .• Irvine. EOt:. A Kendavls Ind .. <.:o p lime work. r /time ('Cir. Qu.lhfy for » new f'ord Ltd you r fulf t 1ml' pleasure Earn SlO hr. Day or eves. Ch005~ your ~. Hometown locll· uon Available lntema· uonal skin care company provides free training for the rtl(ht person. C11tl OFFICE 0 E LIV ERY Nury 496·4312 tM:twern BOY 9-12 &4·8. t\111 time. Neat appear·--------- Ina Individual w /\'Ulld Cid Ir or n 1 a d r 1 v ,~rs --U-S•l•T--H1--. license. H.S. Grad. Apply In person to Mr. Fuente11. DAILY PILOT al Robert Bein. Wllll1m .. F"'ST irro.t & Aaaotlates. ltOJ "" QuallSt. N.8. llSULT .. Offi ce. Lit e typln B Ttlepbone. order pro t"eUll\I. near Harbor ' Warner. Mi 3830 S!IVtCI Dll!CTOIY For Result Service Call £'-::.,. U,.Adioa iF.""ml""-~' • l»I•· Call 845-36.12 for small "people to people · · ~ ir • lld bl die Job .-ship 1nd bl8 reault~' b~~=;~·~-~~-!!!!~I a rovr nmcn ..;!plll;i.:.._· ------aalel calll wiUI b11 re· HOUllK_. f'olt«131·5844. Make you r i.hop plna t.-:xp'd Preferred. fo·v easier by uslnte the Dall) 642·5671 ht. J22 . • W-"_.. c:a•--· --........ WANTAcrtON" To plaC'e your class1f1ed .. ,.B••• .••I!!!!! ...,....... c.11....,. .-n --.-...... _ 0-11-9 Ada~ ad, call \Oday 84.2·5678 area -..1101. 13.SO/h.r CWallled Ads M2·51'71 Not Clas:Hrted J\ds. , .... I .. - ..,_ ......... -·-----· -----=-". • OAll. Y PILOT 8 7 HefpW.-1 7111 ~!!~ ..... ~!~ ~.~~ ..... ~!~ ....................... .... 1010 .......... 1010 ..... s-. 1055 leowlrt SICllT AAY TELEPJION E WOKK "." •• •.• •• •.•.~ ...... •• ••• •• • •••• ••••••• •• •• • •• • •• • •• ••• ~··••••• ••• •• •• •• ••••• •. • w .... 1111 C4MJlrl otflce. Mti11l ~ Meretarial open· WFSTlNOHOUSE tlec. Q)mplete Curni.sltlnais of Garaae Sule 9am Sut l..>'Pt + • •Nof work lftlwttb&.ad.ln1NewPOrt ~MMl-IDI (7 Ranae 220 voltl. 6 mos s mall home Ideal for Baby ltemi.. fumllW'C, IRI wltb pubflc Non· Otac.b real e.tate olllce. ~UIWl8I. • Combo . Sl u / o 8 o rental unit Call eve1.for Misc ~1 Unda. H.8 . ·---··············· ...... MlnHI attll'9 Very divenlfled post EARNUPTO .u .. -... Wo 213.-.1321 only Call Mr "*rU tlon LoU of oppe>nunlty. ,,__ Three cam yard n lt>- f3.Mll M·I', lal0"4tHD· Patleoce and personality $7. PEI HI Montcomery Ward bronze Rivera Sora Bed. SOfa & aood Junie real cheap ·-·-AAY • plut . Call Geoff • • wuher " dryer. Xlnt. !Ave Seat. Pecan Coffee 8/22. lf/23. 8/24 . 4972 ~· 'JS."°1 E .o .z . Xlnt. working cond. cond $200 for both " 2 end Tables. Euro Scenano. H.B. !!'n't·P•lncd•~.~r'!.''~~~13~ ·-11TA.1Y part ·time eve nin & 00-4782. Lv. message pean Dinnette Hutt'h. ,u oVlng. Love seat . bike. ·-• , -~l·aill Marrantz AM tFM Stereo '" ....., ,.,.on &.o aulll ol· ~·y waaled for buy _ 1 -s WHher • Dryer. lllnt w /cassettt' s3oo. 25.. $40. Drapes. lin\lnt>. ca!>h w..D • Hi·" Compo-nee lDADBlcr Typtnc. H~ office. Job entalll ,_ ___. ••-ea 9 .. ...,.rt reg, d\15C. under S20. 24 ..._ ~ I ( .. I .. I t U 1o ........... ......, •· C.oJorConsote& l ru · --.. -• ., 1a •l'Y uMn na na a mu1 · typmJ contr1act1. bl Perm. f/t (SI!\ day wk I. 646-5848 Designer Lamps. all in Sequoia Tr. lrv. Sat 9an~ COIPOIA Tl Pl.AJA IMl.n CM--. & S 111r . Call c.o.senlll atme»pMrt. bookkeepin1. phones. App 11 ca nts w 1t h --------- Mt ........ W. llA.M • •lill lie:. llWll be enl.bu.slutic: aupervt.oey pcMf\Ual de· GE Range hood /fan/· MintCond. 9:;7.5747 HorMt 1060 .-.ay.ILI • .., SICl_,IT_A_l_Y_PLUS ., eitperlenc~. SaJary sired .. Type 40wpm. Jdnt r 11 t er Br u li h e d Model furniture sale/The ••••••••••••••••••••••• _________ ., llNIU N•wport Beach <:O«nlll9Mur•te with U · benefits &. advancement aluminum 30" Brand Aluns Co. Sal. Aug. 23rd. I} yearokl Quarter a.a. advut11tn1JPR firm perience. Call Jack or PotenE tlal Call 979-3600 oew. $30. ~1-5007 l2·5PM . At #7 Ruinbow Horse, mare. $600. _ ___._ h fflc 1 t Paul at 556·176S. EO . Rid 1 8'6·1583, ll1D. f'lft r.... ._ 1 arp, e 1 n Friaidalre. washer & ge, rvme. 760.,JJJ •n ......-::::z, ~:!°J(~~ 11LE MAN NEEDED In dryer -electrl<'. iclnt Thomasville Dining Rm ~ 8070 ~. r.Uable emcluUy. ha."'cood SICalTAmSl Trabuco Canyol). areo. waflring cond. SlOOeach. Tbl w/G chair:., 2 wing ••••••••:•••••:e:·~~··• ........... 1\'Jlt--pcn. 10-lt eel d~r varie d ~span_11bllltiC'5 on 1moker Co1u lieu CPA Cina Ca.JI Karen 1'6-lOea ...,... IMClded to wo::' C:matkal •kill.a. can O,,Orttl•lty •••lh Ceramic to roorlng. 9&.'Hl49,21.322Wavecrest c hrs. ltbrary tbl. •IMMEOIATt; . ,• Dllhll and wa.tten • ~aW'e,1.ii wt:ll -wortrfor•cOMo References 548·21H7 Cin:le.1-lB, cluldr 's bdrmdesk:.& Fo r Gold . S tlvyr b111lnn1n1 a fl 3PM · r-,..... S81·~77 en , Platinum, An y k1otl. AoUldMsaleaon.aled u raan d . 11 self ,_, tW it lllOt _, licydn 1020 chests 640·2497 eves cond .. amount Danid 111.m andaWe&.oopenite c•sb motivated 1uid c an ar.pc111...,-aa... Toba«0Shop Clerk· Part ............. .-......... 9'19-9930days ~.S(l,3 ~. Enjoyn~llent maoaie au thll wtthout '-t clty WWer W time . Retail exper. Boy's blue lOspd. Puch ...... ail. COCMfCll)' bu anl1ns ~Y for eompetll' btMf'Ua. Apply lo•tna her i.eose of .. wtltatcORli•n helpful Senior Citiien w/ctlild seat . Brand new. Antique Oak Uresser i.;., Car:at Pear shaped In penon VAN·Noon, bwnor We otfer a good OK. Smoke Shack. 49S E MU&tsacriCice. 546·3589 w/nurror newly finished Diamond pendant. 14 Pro1rammer Anal.)'at 1----...... ~~ Mon·Pri. P-tnonoel salary tbased on ex · ••ca. h ad l ~d cl•• I ~ ...... C M Oak 1m1rror end tbl. carat chain & mountmK • "~ _, with r~11ent I It'• _....._st louL"'· . . C-N5& roul\d Llama 1/\lp3C'3 I .• wtlh I pha )Hl"ll ln a comptt.enl UUI proce :1,:.uatJoo ~lrff re· ~(MST ~.i!..0.-c;;.(;" ~vi;;s~ + profit shar-,.JO:.~~. c:.,-r. ·;. TOPL&5S MODEl~S ..,.,_... 1010 rug, Seasca pe pa1ntinR. ~i~ug~~t f;::~.;~k'.~ Agcrtiii~. HJl•fttn er N;;"~·Beadl ma. benefits. a 35 hr .-.-.,-"-. S7S D.4Y . PAID DAILY -••••••••••••••••••••• Blk & Wht l " 760-llOM ~SO Set of f'rank hn ~-....... •er tent""-• i.nl &.'Aual ~ £m-.tyr M11-· wurk week and a super ~-no exp nee 826·2583 Camt?'a. Yashica MGl. lceeplrY1ng' mint st erling s11\ ,.r •.owu '' ., ,.... """' '" v.of'k mv1ronn:aent. Call P~ Only used once Will · .~cation erpphalt.11o u. ca finaneial aDd general bmi..-1 t)'Slemi. Using COBOL lanauage. fiUlfporari"y "•~ p7~': n!:'i ..,__._ •--N~-"' .. DI~ at B.J Johnson & THE IRVIME CO. Tow Truck drivers w3nt· sacrifice. $70 Ask for Natural Ha1t1an cotton Presidents, $500. 6?5·331!6 S«VK'e Ability to work._..... .... urance: ~ .. Auociates.1141644·6037 SOONewportCenlerDr. ed. exp'd onl) Live 1n Tammie.842·5744 :.o fa & 1o v1• ... eat or&_t2_·9989-~- Wlder PrtiSU~ a mWit. key people to train & Secretary /Ofr1ce Ad· Suite350 <»sta M~a. 646 9638 DOll)I 1040 PcC'a n g I ass cnfft'e s 2 ~t a r q C a r a I Call foe: appt. \ltctor motivate new hires . ministrator. Pos1t1on req NewportBeach.92663 , •••••••••••••••••••••• table:. Queen '11" bed t-D1:imond F. color JIJ S ...... Pa .. Mr Booth •. EqualOpptyEmplyr Typlst,parthme.80wpm. • . bo'< s prings unused ed w 11 t , Temporary erv 1ct>. •QP Y a nun of 60wpm typing.,. nnmediale opening. Call KEE.SHOND Pups. AK<.:. R94·Z729 pra1s $1U3 1 aM' Salary commen11urale ~ 1714> 160-7037 ~s yrs progressive office 752-0098 Champ sire. M /F. Pet & $1850 540.02og with previous earntngs exp. Shorthand not req ------~ ... -1 . s how . Pvt Pt Y 1'rwidle &!d with mat MitcelaMCMK 1080 and npertencc plus eit· -----... 111111!1~-1 Sales but desireable. please ••SECRETARIES•• fYPtST /GIRL RUDA y 2131W7·134S aft ti pm, tresses. Good condition ••••••••••••••••••••••• Qe~comjl!!&f benefits llC.rlOMST a.bi• .. , call (or app. 540-8404 ask ActgClk/Cmptr$10.800 lmmed opening. rapidly Med. Female Poodle. blk. S75 Call ~5t·2551 aft Ii & GET •GS and~ 01 OOndillons ~d Agency needs in · We are looki.ng ror I am · for Kathy. Beehive In· Pay/Multi UnionS18.000 growing co. ~tusl t~~ h3~ pa per~. friendl~. weekend:. LUGGA A Please submit resume telligent. mature reeep.. bilious salesperson to tem11t1onal. 3190 Airport G.Ofc/Data PrcsS12.000 &WPM accurately & be Sl50 ~2_1602 ---from your business card with salacy history for tlonist to handle busy sell Reader Ad advertis· LoopDr.C.M. Scy /Sh80/Ana<2>$14.400 detail oriented. self "" -----Queen :--1. bed. rattan Send one card for each confidentJal r eview to phones & overflow typ.. ing to local businesses m Sh80/\'P's/Fun $13,200 starter. $900 rn o (;all M C Gldn Retrvr pup~. hdbrd. cofl'l·e t bl. b<'<l t:ii.: plus one ~pare. Wt· ~M!!..• .&SOIL ine. a.sic typmg skills Newport/Irvine area. SECRETARY Word Proc t M ag l l f'redde Hendley al The h !>1dr tbl. wood ... 1er(·O return v•·rmaocntl.' uvv.r..-(S()wpm a ccurate>. er· Weolferbase +com m .. towork forOrangeCOun· BoltCorp.499-4571 ltlnl pcts, l>how. u.nlcrs. c·a b1nPt. tbl lamp sealc.'tl attracll\'l' lai.: II. C "uPAHY * l c d' evcel. co. be nefits & ty developer In pleasant Sl2.000 wtr do~s Outstandin~ o r 7P\I .. 1ra p. met.'t1ni.: u1rl111\· v-ror ess proo rea 1ng, .. Liz Reinders Agency ~igre\!. cleared hip~ i~~ 37 Z a t 1, Employee Reial ions neat front ofc. ap· bonus programs. Call office. expenence in con· 4020Bireh. Estab .64 Typtsl.40hr wk, accuracy "'""" I 0 reqwrcllll'nts n · Oept pearanc:e, pleasant pro-Mrs. Bell at The Pen· st ruction industry re-Newport/833-8l90 /Free a mus t ~ a n ~ ,. u 493-6861 1 couch. l coffe.> tabl1·. vent tos<> & theft'. For •1 3160A1rway Avenue ressaonal phone voice a nys aver for a plJ!t . q u1 red , 5 0 w Pm . b e n ef 1b .I e we!:. by Q ua 11 t Y G e r m J n t!nd t.ibk Bc1-ot ofl,•r pen.onahi ed tal! ''nc:lul>\' Co6taMesa.Ca92626 must Mi.nimalexper.re-642-081.l shorthand not required. Joseph.So Coast Plaza. S h d p • 559 ~~ v.jllp.1per. fabr11• '" Affinna\iveAction q 'd , Call· for appt. '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Start 1mmcd. Salary Ask for Bell> hep er .. uppit1'j' -· ---Ua~ (;!o .. paswr .,i:, .,.,. Employer II = starting al S900 mo. SECRETARY "' paper!> mui.I :.e Sofa & love-,,eJl Gret·n1-.h .,.Ill back & tnm ~uur •Asllb&idiaryof • .~!!!!!!!!•!!K!e!!!y!.~!!!!!!~ SAUSPBSOH 979-3376. WithRealEstatellcense '1)1>1sl. geoeral oHice. no 64().~_1 ____ gold fair cnnJ s12.; 1ai.:~ Or try two •·anh Coooco lnc. = Ladie's fashions. Exper S al a r y PI u s t' 0 m . exper. neccssar). fl ~ '. •u.·l Sell o .,,.ut \~C.: ~_-3623_ _ b<ick to ba ck '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~IR.E.SALES ~1 .. _673--3211 or67S-9120. Secretary needed for & ·" ·' °"u l'Rl<.:t-;s : "''°'i . Ps h t st ' office Ac missions. Jack Scott. grad . good benefits C.um Ternl'r lt'malt>. II Con1em1>1>ran Coul h I Si! l'<i or J s.; ·~/fypkt Busy sales olf1ce. Typ. &ng: ~pm Exp. req. Xlnl. ben. Newport Center oHlce E .O E. Call 644-7454 . A CAREER ask or Anita ye ia n s . . SCOTT REALTY Promo t Ion a I o P . ....k .. 1\JJ shoti. & worrnt!d ChJ1r· '.' ft -.tool• '"l curate t "p1n". f1llng. 1n-L' ' , -~ ~ 1 !'! ta.:i. Sl t;() "·' l .... -.... ES ..... TE7 C.-•11"<' ERSON r ., .. 31 5~-.... st.HI porlun1tws ,armer~ C">()O D 7541033 ('\ ~ .. ~, "~ 'IA ~p or anll· s u rant' e. b 1111 n g , .,..... G ""' )'S Na~ frJ me ~!..~ ~.l ti !HJ)(!> Sl :;ol'a Findoutifit'sror,ou questore. Weekendsnec. pegboard It bookkeeping 536-7533 !.~s4~~~~~eE roup · 751"1959 _ 8:-;:-0lJ·,C-:H {,·old.-Ll ur ··I IOur moro·$l....W---_.....__ -111t11t4tR.L,U.,..a.a -Laguna Canyon Rd de · d N ed t .,..,.. "' r u Siih:i. Tiix Included ~~""" ~ ·• sire . e ma ure. -----\KC R~we1llar. fem. ;, Pattl'm Good \.:ont11t1on SOC/\llU'..' T.-s A8IJ 26. 7 PM Lai Bch. stable person. Salary ------... --V E T E R I M A R Y iro otd. beaut tempera· 550646 1507 Uraw Y(•ur own ur ~end CbampagneaRd r.-1-S R..-a.-ZI negot.iable.64+8810. •Secnt:x~· HOSf'tTAl mt.'fll 642·5902.631-7080 name.~address. phone & Horsd'oeuvres ~ CTiiill Mk rrr back or rronl 1• M ~tust sell rum 2 m~ old. II k rd "'-Al"•t've ladi"e's store. Secretary-Wonderful Personnel/A vert/ tg .... •~ "' 1 Golden VI<•' ma e one ca per .... htote """-"'""' Or , C k L n-.~.haveopeningsper F il avail bathinit & r orsa"' .-emae llkt>o<.'VI Hurr~ •2 pnc1.• tag.Add2S·each. Need Real Est.ate Sales • How to St.art mature up. Benefits. ganic 00 · aguna ~.p..,...,ansion-Npl. Bch cleanm)!. All PoSlllons in Rd" e v e r A K C rt• ~-35:a Send check or mon\!)' or person. Xlfttopporturuty. -Career opportunities oomm. Full or Ptr. John Beach.499-5683. fin. s vces. firm. Good cl. wknds. Min aRe 18 ,::1stered. !Imo. old. Obe -----derto JackScott. •Training Hogan. 111 F ashion typing.shlbnd.skills.ex yrs. apply Mon·FT1. 11-2 d1encc trained. $250 incl Fine Qlwllty Pc·l·an c:he:-t PILOTPRJMTtMG sconllALTY Jsland.644-7100. SECRETARY per. req·d. Non·smoket 1333 Avocado , NH d1>ghouse & playpen ofdr3W('r ... ,hkcnl•wS20iJ. ro.Box\500 l,5 ._...,_,HI Spontored By To $12.000 nref.Call: 640-0123 Newport Cen.ll'r <behind 552-0433. 640-8862 Costa Mesa.t:a.9'l626 _... --Century 21 /Goldstar SALES REP .,.. hea ---------:-536-7533 RSVP 646.7434 S h arp . attractive A(P.A/Rknowledge.ac· ~~~~~~~~~It tre> fffftoYou 1045 Sofa sleeper. waler l>t'Ci. t'abncRemnantSalt'. ~~~~~~~~~!Restaurant saleslady 'to represent =':. t~~~~o ~liebi. ---------i vw MECHAN IC -Mon-••••••••••••••••••••••• color tv. rattan cha1r1> & Thurs Aug 14 W . mfr. of auto accessories Non·smoker. In Tustin Secretarial Fri. w t exper in a ll Puppies, 7 wks. Sponger -~ ~071>4__ Thurs/\ug21 " bit•-·· ""'-'-oc Call• """" 1820 11\N COUCH ..._adtlt0nal stv. le. HSI Production Plact· RECEMNG Pos. open Walters " a ltresses. to the auto inditry. Ex· call832·7'""". EXECUTIVE Foreign cars. Must have Lab mix. afte~ 1rM 1ot an am ..,..... person "'"'"'"""'· · .,....... • 11 t t' arowth own tools. Engine & 846·26890r673·257S. " with a sense oforganlza. btwn.3-SPM. Tues.·Fri. ce en opp ·., ---------I re<'\.'nlly recov'd be1Re N.8. 645·l395 unlimited. CaU 646-1234 Secretary SECIETAllES transrnission work Wt• "'-ec· Fill Dirt W Ubl ..,"" 5c 1 500'1 tion. Full time. Moo . Restaurant forappt. Staff Secretary. Typist. acceptSpanish s pealunl! r• You Haul _!~~-=. Musk.raL Q>at Ism 7·101 .1, f'rl.Mast.er.234Ftscber, HOSTESS •t • M1'n1·mum : 50wpm. L'orappt 64S.1982 '-'·m~n~ h1'dabed. nold. len"0 •.$850orbe!.Loffer C.M.540-93'73 pos1 1_ons Sales woman for Fashion We are accepting ap· _ .. _~,,__·______ ~·4666 ....... u..., " ... ~ .... ---------• avail Full or part ume. Island. Womans we ar Knowledge ofNgeneB ral of. plicatioos for executive Waiht'-W9itrffs like new. $175 963·4t.t9 lro-i724 RE c E p T J ON I S T Warehouse RestauranL store Aoe 25 35 Well flee duties. · · com· secretarial positions. for n...val" "'"'"\"' club ~'rce Spa Tub. need~ Vi Ila Pac 1f1 C'. :? 1322 ~l'W -;kiis &,-;:;:rbcd ruJl.t·1-.... who enjoys .,..,..,.700, · " . panv. Xlnt. benefits. ._. .. __ .. and or 80wpm re .,... '"'""""' . ., r"pair:. Wav""rest C1r<'lt• HB U"'-0 ·-groomed w /e nt h us. s I I $800 S8SO ~IUIUI • SS.7S per hr to start. No ~ . "' . w headboard & mirror people&bas lttyping/lOResla t personality~9483 tart ng : . . quired. Wide variety of lip.. Call Wed & Thurs :»8·466fi DI bl I bo d 6 6421JS2aft~r4PM . key exper. l900 mo. w /x uranHOSnSS _833-_3313________ backgr o unds .needed. f""mtervicw. 544.5404 TOP SOlL runR t:i <'. rl! ar • I d I /d t I Sales Or"noe r~·-ty Airport "' cha1rs <2 arm I. ll. wood. ~.,.., NTAG UE D •WSON nt me ic a en a c•tt.,...8 SECRETARY Wanledfor --""""". tO yds. 1779 We s t t'aned backs. SS50 lover '""' " ben efits . Ericson _.,. We need sales people to law ofc. located nr. oc area. •WAITRISSIS• minster c ~'64&-4658 1 1 S.gnedartist's proof. Yachts. Irv. 54C).8001 ask Apply between 2·5: Mon· sell a unique markeUn1 ~i-• ..,0 pri""' leg~I 557 ftfUS: Full time, part time. · · ·• · · Sl.OOO 3 )r ago>. 536' 11 .. DAYS OF ADVl!:N F No experience ... ...,.. ... .... u ~ c JI 2 ~ c-nEEtogoodhorne Eve TURE .. foe Kathleen r 1. coocept to buslnesamen. e x Pe r . r e q u i re d split shirt. a ... pm .. " ---------1 necetJSary. Good pay. Earnings rar above .. _ .. L · __ . Monday·Friday7Sl·4433 Puppies.small. r..-.,......_ 8055 Publt:.hed 1957. ex RC>or•J:PTIONlST xlnl. benefits. Ham· Sub6tantial uuuaAeepmg -n c_, "'""' _...,.. ~ r d """ average. Call : Mr . d ' t t en LI -,,_.1.... • •••••••••••••••••••••• q u1s 1te ly rame to Dynamic Newport Beach burge r Hamlet. 154S North: 714.964-4408. Hun· ut es. mus ype •P· • -Waitresses. Over 18 yri. museum !-ilanda r d~ Stock Borkerage ts look· Adams, Coat.a Mesa. tinlloa Beach CA . prox. 70wpm. Start at -old. Apply an person : Keeshond "Teddy .. great MOlllf WA S H Of S.HOO Call: 206-8S4-0 liJ ing for sharp individuals Relall seoo per mo. 955--0950 llMPOl!All'V l'(rl$0NMI SflMClS 1768 Newport Blvd. C.M. family dog. give lo love a AMERICA ------- to riu 1mmed1ate open THEROADWAY SAVINGS SEC.Y/COORDINATOR blehme.Papers.644·990~ YOU 'RETHl::BOSS <..:am<' tabl<' . .i chair~ in g s . Ca I l G a I I : ... CCO • ..,..S Dynamic sales/service 3721 lirch Street WHIT£D ~: n a I 1 s h S h e e Pd u ~. Beat anflat1on. set own Sl25. \loped S275 714-752·00'70. MEWPORT A "'" 1 N · r Newport leach M ... hrs. work outdoor:-1n 496 9:JJR eves Nowinterv~wingfor · COUNSELOR organi zat!~~· 1 ,at '"'!!!!!!!!lll!!!lll!!!lll!!!!!!!lll!!!!!~l IM MEWPORT C .M. pape~I. female. spayed. profitable mb1k washm1: ----. --,,----:-~/TYPIST part ume position a~ a Company) ......,..mg or a = AltEA frectogdhOml' 631·2430. industry ScrYll't• bu~ & lrvmt•U>astC<>untn Club .Needed for Npt Bch land nigbl customer ser:v1ce p.,,....-t r /T person willing to accept truC'k n e,•t l>, bonts & Mem h e r s h i P S 1300 deve loper /bui Ider mgr. This is a perfect Position avail in our responsib ilit y. Xlnt. SECURITY 5 stroftg. •cheMcaHy Needs new home. fem planes. bld)ls .. heavy +?K>_transfer ti4S·lJlS 60.~nm t y p'ng. die · ""Sil.ion for someo.ne South Coast Plaza orrice. verbal skills w/clerical. incli••d people to pup . ~,. G c rm an l di laze exp .. ' nood co ~::....,,_g extra s pending Exp preferred. lncludin~ sc"•retarial. & good or· l ...--a. i-...... _ -&pool She pherd . 1 i1 S l . cql wptme n ·cE•n cs1s, a pd L1fet11ne Member of T1I .,. .... , "' ·~· Sat .. _ .. _ Call K••thy "' FUU tune position avai a· _. "'~ ~ 0 A d NOT HOUSE Pica ion:-ven t<\Ut fa · · Pnv·1tc Club Sl·ll benefits Orrered. Call money. 0 -··-· are : Mon. ..,,, .. s. .. 11an1zational abih lie1>. ble for reliable person ~ C ~ ...,mar . dbl "· ny s • """""' A.mtiur S4Q.4066 " irwttj-0·~ N 5350 ~an . ast. wax "' sprn)' .. "Gold Card" no mu Lynn at Taylor Woodrow & Wed. night & also gy: · Call Linda Devorkin al able to work flexible llllt Poy BROKE · 964· _ tertilize' Minimum in m.. · 0 Homes752·7363 alternating Saturdays & Calfontla Fet:Mrcd SaJei;iuard/Dental Prac-hours. A knowledge of 1 ~0 Sheep iTerner mix \'estmenl ~el~ eXC'lux d u e_ :-· • S I O O .. ,,,.,.-1,..,...IST/ Su n days . Must. ble SGYt-..&Loan ticeSystems.9!i7·ll21 Sl'Curilv or law enforce nswance oo'g free to loving hm . 1s1ve MWr\ POWt:H Hon •!>1·11-'9 ~Sir, v.. customer service on en · 695 T~:;?Ccnter Dr. ment preferred Enjoy loMs "'°"am rem. spay, shots 557 6578 W,\SH syst,•m, complt•tc nm,\ M It . .: CLERICAL ed & interested in retail. SECIET ARY e ic c e 11 en t com Pan Y Co. Pr•f•r• -ople tra1rung. mi.: mt & mkt11, Near o.c. College. ideal Will be responsible for Co6ta MEf'0·ia. 92626 lPM to5:30P~ benefits. Apply 9AM to wffh•xperieftCerW H · ~ 1050 support ~o fr:1nrh1sr TILE llS9UE for student, 5 hrs day. handltng customer pro-· · · Interesting position for Noon. Mon-Fri Person i t ••••••••••••••••••••••• fees v nhm1tl'll S pe>ten flx6", 25' per p1ect-Pa1n1 53_7S/hr. S49-8871 blems & operation of the SAV1MGS TILLER Secretary with xlnt skills nel P • r • " C • " 0 uaJ in n·c:l'i.~1on profit & glaze your own tilt!!> ...;_.--------:i st.ore . 0 1n typing <75 +wpm >. MARalOn HOTEL nKessory. Act.•.ce· * * I BUY * * service bus1nesl> · tiood For ceramiC' sho~ Recept1ornst :lrgNewport PIUscapplyinperson: Grea t spot in ana :,1)Clli.ngicgramrnar.No 900NewportCtr Dr •Rt boHd Oft yow Good used Furniture & 545·8-W4 ortll00.i3"!~J.5i orpnvall•partit?s tou~e Beach Insurance Agency Mon ·Sat. 10AM ·ll:30AM Point. Previous Teller SH nee: Call 752-02.34 for Newport Beach Appliaoces-OR I will 'our art1st1\• ab1ht1c!> or call for appt: experience or cashiering da . g ppt or abfffty. For ifttH"•iew ELL di h ~.7533 needs person to type, preferred. Outstanding y orevemn a ·• Equal()ppEmplyrM tt~ ~: :.ellorSELLforVou S • e item." wit a ------- file. & answer bus y 644-1212 Cully paid benefits & send resume to Plaza. MASTBS AUCTIOM OaJly P1loH'lasMfll'd 1\d • HCA 22 .. blk!wht wood pboneS. Good hours & THElltOADWAY sal"""· Call Maureen. 208Z Ml chelson.l'2l2, 642 J380 , ..... •"-• ... & ll~ '625 00·5678. c"'nsolc. S45. phone male ...__..r. c 11 D B ~,, in·· ...... """15 Secy/Bkpr. 30 hrs wk. .._ -.-ve• .,. ·" u1::n•::uts. a iaoe · ,.EWPOltT 496-6133. .,...,, ~~· · ee•w""'n 1oam &5pm 1:1oos .sso. Magnus elec tm-9550 EOE EOE M /F /H $1000/mo start. R.E . exp. • ...... · · · 47 Fashl011 lslmad · · , SECRETARY: Full t ime. Resume Box 561 CdM t;.O.E. chord organ SSO. 642~ ltlCIPT /TYPtST Equal Opportunity Set!retary. Challenging typing. filing. light book· 92625 ror company who will be Employer growlh opportunity for keeping, phooe. Sma ll of· relocaUo& to Orange Co. ROOFERS·HOT·Wanted outstanding person. to flee. TSLMgmt642-l603 Sec'y to wine & liquor con· sultant. Sma II ofc Corona Wanted: Pizza Cook ~II& Ptr avail 67$-15.56 airpOrt. area m October for 21arge projects. Must $18,000. Reply in con· ~ have good typln~ have at least 5 yrs ex· Fidence: Collins Assoc. skills. Please send re· per1ence. Accepting ap-S67San Nicolas Dr. N.8. L:n!°~~~h.~:~· pUcaUons. Call Lee Roof· SECRETARY ~~------1 mgCo.64.2·1222· NEWPORT BEAC H RECEPTIONIST/ ER· SAILLOFT CIVIL ENGINEERING ·RAN D G I R L f 0 r ' r c 0 . N E A R 0 . c . Ne w port B e ach h as openings or AIRPORT. P I handwo r ker s & .Developer. art l me. aea.mstresseS. Will train. Full time. experienced. 1-s. ~ days per week. Capo Beach area. 4 day cheerful person wanted MUI& have good phone week ~ r o r e n l r y · I e v e I ~ce. Front olfice ap.. · · secret arial position peannce and have a de· SALIS wt0"'10C'tunltY ror advan· peadable car. 67S..72S. G row \ h o r i e n \ e d cement. Strool lypln1 & f u hU Dl8D"acturin& company SOCDe shorthand abilities ---------•I dcl Mar. Must have good SECRETARY shorthand, typing & bk· DOUGLAS OIL COM · kpgknowledge. 673·5972. PANY of California of· fers the following career Service station attendant. opportunlly: full or pa.rt time. after· PURCHASl.._.G noons & evenings. Neat WAREHO U SEMAN needed ror electronic dis· tributor. Gd. salary & t•o benefits. Call 8 to 5. Mon.·Frt. Mr TrQcy 549·0054 ----" appearance & hand writ· SECRET ARY ing. Apply 2590 Newport WELDER Performs secretarial Blvd. Costa Mesa. MacGregor Yachts 1631 duties for Pur chasing Service Station Allen· Placenlia. Costa Mesa. µepartment. Good typ· dants. Mor F,CdM area. ~H ma __a_.ndExshortrihand re· S4 start + commission. ••••••••••••••••••••••• q111n:u. pe ence pre· 644.5(1)4. AmM 1005 ferred. -... • TIME IS MONEY ReeePiOftllt or I n1 located m Costa Mesa, neceuary. Apply In auia•Cacturer. mus\ _. .u.person to aell person w/resume to: Mr. bave xlnt phone u p • 11 Westen states, In-hentes at Robert Bein. lllllll type well Eltp la ddac Food Cba1ns Ir WilUam Frost ~ As· bulia"• aetten, rorau • 11 f 1 . ~ • m p ua I u . IOCliates. 1401 Quail St STOCK Clerk for retail •• .. •••••••••••••• .. ••• Salary commensurate marine hardware store. -----M-INST-•E•R-•11~----------------.. with experience pl1&& ex· Full time.exper nee. ft'C'All& mull. Some llCCOUDtinl ~llllWD Items. ftOD• N.8. dlliel. -.an. Danny. food 1uppUes. ccanon•---------1 -~ cutter•. markinl de· SecntMY ..__.-'nnw•• vices, etc.). Salary + f' a s h l o n I s I a n d ;:.A. J"'c" ~"'i:"'~ comml11loa. Send re· Broker a a e FI rm . llav~ff'Oo\~fi~e •I>-1W11tto: P .O. Box #10888 Matu re. responsible l'IMC • be able \0 Ooltall .... CASl3SZ7 person. Heavy phones. C'.clle bu•1 =:•· &alet Cleric for Marine f!'_~,tt~e': 97:}· Call 'tne 41 wpm. nt Hardware. order du k ........ • · · · W¥11: =ell& .nth vaned .. au, eap neeesury. Secretarial dudll. l'l50 per'"°· de-F /T 1 a U com pany STENOCLJ!:flK U DIDlllnl C: 7=tllff. benent•. Call Balboa SIMI .. S1216/MO ~tall;.=~UIM,;.._ ____ . _1 ---. 541-9111.•E,O.S. ~~~-I 11/P'JH. . a PIX BALD Clerlt for retail .. )' Mctloa bead re-.. ••.!•~· _.. bardware ttore. :'1":~:':'1\)'! tr flua •L 1\89'..'::.: M.B. llOc. Pan U., ••· r&4DO/dertcal won wlt.h !P.!J,-.1.--. ,· ..... Call per MC. Call Balboa MlUlt.Y to"'*• wpm M, M 11-c..ul lilartDe, Mf.lm. E.O.E. Uld iM.e dletation ap-~1111111.-... r,~ r· ...:•:..:.IP;;...:IH~----t ::=: = ~Ans Mtp wanted r..it ,...... °"'"· Cky ol .... !l!!!!!!!!!!!!!I u.. • .-rt Ume poai· Newport a .. da. HOO • .... ~.Mf7So. "'-"'1Bl,,._N8 . .a. Srl1tol. Sula Au. Pll:-.not TIWIT.-U E. 0 . &/ll·r c e 11 en t com pa n '! Good co. benefits. Call ABBEY benefits. Please submr Balboa Marine, 549-1671. ANTIQUE MALL ~to~. call. in con E.O. E. M /F /H Daily 10-6. Fri lG-9 ,,_,_.., Cloled Tuesday SUP&Ylsotl 11751 Weslmln1ter Ave. DOU6LAS OIL POsmoM Garden Grove 554·6103 COMPANY• ruu lime. swing shift.•--------• Employee Relal\on Willing to train. Apply S'ClAW H>OTTUI Dept. 8AM-5PM. Mon.·Frl. at S4f.40U S2000SO EveTayk>r Superior Answe rln1 3""'Airwav •v-ue Service. 250 E. 17th St .... ,,...... 1010 ~aM-a1,c"'a::.,..., Ste. •1 C.M. Ark for .. """'"'" V9 ~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Am.rmaUve Action 1_El_leen_.______ 11 c If yellow refr11. No de- £1.n,~1er eacbers. Preschool. Ii very poss. $2~0 . •A1•ldlal')'of Ptr. Ftr. Must have Ev/Wkndl951.a530 !!!!!!!Coooco!!!!!!!!!!!J.nc!!!!!!. !!!~tome Earl)' Cblldhood sears por table dis· IDduuuon back•rouod It hwuher. Older model. V.11 •IAY ~·• 8lf>W pe)' tor a 30U7 Id iA tile DAILYP&OT lllYICI DlllCTOIY DO ITNOWI ~••n or up. Irv ~ 552·7331. Greal condilloo w . CaU 1\llltin; 544-146'7. Ad--IG·41GOMhn. 'r: 11 • II Wehn 1Wrfl. ""°"'"'"· Sl75"hr pl&11 tpi._. to ,5/l , '200 t*Mt. No uper oec:ess. M0-2912 No Mlllna. ACl"Oh troll) 1--------0C A111*t.~~m c~MatcbloaWu~r~Ou 9De.6U.Ot• Dryer. Xlnt Cood. fine romsthina to Mll! $100/H or Sl&O/both 0-1fied ada do It Wtll 1-~_ .... _____ _ -.. Use "'6wft At/ service wh e n pl aci n g yo u r ad ... a Dally Pi lot ad number w ill appear in your a d w e take your m e s sag es 24 hours a day ... you call in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... this service Is only S10 per week. For more information and to place your ad call 642-5678. DAILY PILOT , He11'lC l. Sofa. Chrome & Glas~ c:uffc~ tbl. wht 17 cu· refr bi5·1113t ------ Bicycle $30. Anuque Clock 1 8 :\IJ 1woode11 ~chunism > 83Hli94 Silent Vall~y t:lub Mem bcrsh1p. Must Sacr, 546·2-'53 --- MOVlNG : King Head board. Couch. barstools. 848·3804 after 6pm Ui:.ed carpel. thick rui1t wtth padding. Gd shape 90 sq yrds. $4 /yrd. Eves. 96S-1360. l" drive socket set. "• ·· dnve socket set. table saw. Smger port. sewing mac:h w /attach.. port D/W .. Solex moped. good l'Ond. 642-1353 SUvertone Organ S'l()() Of nee Chair $75. Lounger like new S90 5"9-89Si Used carpet. Approx. 30 sq. yards per piece. Blue & gold shag available. !50 per room. AvaU. tu see ut Holiday lnn. 3131 Bristol . C .M. Tom Priddy. Blue wool naa. 9XIZ. art deco, beaul\ful. $500. 79().(MOS, TENNIS TBL. Prof. quet. NISSEN brand. XJnt Cond. CS200 new. $1.50/080> 631-2383 Matt e your s hoppin& e11lcr by \&Sina I.be 0.lly PUol Chwlncd Ada BBQ wuh hood On 11\°beeA. A~u.Ubk-1 flnll • V('l)"', I\ O'IOll old $3,$ M'~ SIOl ru •t-' TC"R •kit les..'i uac:~ • S•tnt cr1o1cll • OR I.lied tWI Cl' &.l$ ).)l !Jin'l Km" iu~" Ortho mat~ dlld boopnna • ad cood ~ 960-8602 CREVIER & I Sf • .. OADWAY SAHfA AHA 835·3171 THf UlTIMAff OfllVIHG NA~Hl •USEDBMWs• '722002Tiiw/StR <2061) '733..0CS <'pe, mm\10559> '7-l 2002TiiS/R (03321 ·75 2002A (0035 \ WANTl::U any piece:. or :.el \llKASA 0 1\ll I.IA light ~re e n d1::.h r' li42 IW38 •2S' \pollo~17 . single '75 Honda 500 2cyl. rair· ·1s ~w/S.R 114831 eni;. \'HF. RDF. falho. mg. Great mileage. Like '00 f ord. I ton.9rt stake.6 '762002S/R4sp.<2371S781 Mnicol l~trwnents se:i tenl. canvas. tnm new. $650. 752·5720· cyl. 4 spd. ~d £'ond. SJ600 ·n~si <456SXG 1 8083 tabs. xlnt cond. 3 to MotorHotnes,SCIMVi or ~ After 5646·3478. '78320l 4 sp.air 14228I i8320iA. air (60951 ••••••••••••••••••••••• chooi.e from $1 6.000 Reftt/S~ I 60 ·1s5JOiA loaded CS468l \.'VNN 01rcc1or tron1bon1· Nwpl Yac ht t:xcb ••••••••••••••••••••••• VClllS 9570 ·79528iAS/R (21615) \\ilh t•.1w Ei.1•t•lll•nt 1'1111 i;;s 111(1(1 1978 25 FT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Closed Suftdays chlwn. nOO 1;;;1 lk>52 ollt·r 20. 1-:U :CTRIC BOAT PACE ARROW GMC Van Xlnt cond. Cust 1-------.....:...-- t>l''.\I N ~·ooEl. C ~~er Will sca.t 8. New ~ ... ._.GE COU~Y'S i l!wb1.1lt.gdcond 1" uo t 5480217 soooo ~~ "' UKC:\IS o~ Ludw1~. l1 1thl S8.!l.'>O 640 H 50 Sleeps t> to 8 on Gaucho t . • ' ' . OLDEST blucclt·ar:!l-'hl(lrtom,,ll -'' lJ •. --CL· 0 ))eds. Full) self con AutosWant~d 9590 & a ba~I.' 2-t". :l ZilArl•n r. u, .., laJned. roof air cond .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C:-m))ab. KOAl!r·~ hi~h . URASTICALLY , ~enerator. AM I f~ WEPAYTOPDOLLAR hat <'ompkU: 14 a 11 IO Manne 'fradt!r. 77 ~\e~eo cass<'tte. C 8 . for top used car~ foreign. t';il>\.'!> SJOOO~tO t;ull 1ifl t~n di.ls. IOKW gen. rad1o&only33,200 mllcs domestics or classics H i;:~I'~ i71-t l 737 tl44\1 n:wny options. Must sell. Must sell'. <S<>r. 1698>. \'OUT car is exlra cle~111. :-.ow $85.000. Nwpt Yacht (714) 559-1304 5ceus rtRST' ~:Xch 675 U!OO. ----:'lll·Url~ lleW ,\ppl.IU'l' 1;uit:.ir. Sunbur!'l Dl·~1.:n. SI It! 11Her <:all l'at11 ut ni.J llJO. or 673 3068 11 nv ..tn;,~1·r keep tr~ in.: (,1annet. ~ooct. ~ooJ lor next )ear's band student KEDUCED ~· l'ahlornia S F. twn FWC <.:hryslers. lo hrs. 2 ::.l3t1on:-.. encl head w1holdml!.. $22.250. Won't Last! :>olwpt Yacht Exch. 67S-l800. Kent motorhomc. 221 2 • M'lf ronlilined. S250 per week t Ii' a mile 6-15-228.1. For Rent 20· ~lotor Home. very clean Call 642·-1300 ll'290 525() 754.7529 PA System SGOO·Shure 36' ISLAND GYPSY. '78, lo Costa Mesa. trailer \local Masler 6 channel twn dsls. 1\C. 3 slate rms. space. 35/ft max, 140 ht.•ad 2 s · column~ Call .auto pilot. radar. At our Cabt'iUo. $185. 640-9900 c1 1 t 6 3 o p m doc: ks S89. soo. N w pl 1_As_k_for_F_a..:.y_e_A_;;;.gt __ _ An.iheim_i_il~9¥· ~9k Yacht Exch. 867_5-_1_800_;.._ railers. Trant 9170 i 2 1s· Tri-hull. Walk ••••••••••••••••••••••• throu~h Volvo J o. ·74 Traveleze. 8X35 w 1ex· Mam extras. Tr ir Xlnt. pando. 2 s heds. low rent, cond-s4zso 673-7208 adult park $12.000 or Offi« Funaitwe & £qwipmHt 8085 ·····••············•··· d~r ta1·1. !>hreddcr. ·----·--best offer 646-5432 43' Gran MariMr 21' Golden NuJtget, 1970. •l ht~C_.ty 2925 Harbor Bhd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 WEIUY CLEAHCARS AMDTRUCKS COHMELL CHEVROLET ~b II 1rt••r H"d • • ..... r ' VI r~' S_.6>-1200 Salcs-Scrv1cc Leasing Roy Carver.Inc. Rolls1'.o:,cc BMW l540Jambore£' ~ewport Beach r,.t0-6444 BOB McLAREH's !!50 N •. Bea ch Bhd LAHABR.\ 15 ~ti. No. of SA Fw' I l714)522-533l Sund ay by Appl 7 9 IMW 633CSI Silver with blark leather E.xecut1,·e Car IOI McLAREM Inc. 850N. Beach Hlvd. VISIT YOUR ORAMGE COAST HOM DA HEADQUARTERS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SAbES&SERVICt-; O&.DSMOllLE HONDA GMCTRUCKS 2850 Harbor Bl vd COSTA MESA 540·9640 '77, am/fm cass. I owner. 59.000 m1 . mu~t :.ell $2900. 213·592·S.16i '79 Honda Accord. 2dr. a uto trans, c: r u1se a· mat1c. am/fm radio. air . reg gas. perl rond S6800 ~ 9730 ,,.,..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• JAGUA R Su perb XIS "80" 127 ,000 under 8000 Heart Broken musl sell 080499-4757 9734 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 70 914-6 Restored Clas::.1r P7s. SC nm~. Recaro. man~ xlras Sl2.50U 492-8119.496-5922 ext 60 Porsche 196.5. JS6SC . Con· cours. condition. oniz owner. $16.500. See to .iµ prec Call for app 644·6340 --- 57 Karm .111 GhiJ v. Porscht•. pov.<•r µlant ttea:.onablt> CJll :5:., 642 4300 lA hr<, W AHTEO \'W '7\J Bu:,. ,.,lk lo mi •ir new 714·615·03\6 aft 5t' :'\I '73 VW C..tmpcr \'an. Nrw paml. llrt'l>. 'hol·h, l'll" Hcblt cng Xlnl contJ 640-~IR ·77 9tlS P orche Xlnl S17.000/best All extra~ 486·3615. 499.4754 ---------80 Rabbit <:. I 'P ... unrool. '65 356SC. w 1911 mai.:s. J\M FM -.1ertn. $n301J. beaut & de pendable IH2 7315 ~~B~saCall ror apµ Volvo-9772 _____ _P__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '14 !>14 I 8 App Grµ /\II VOLVO new mcch... Xlnl car ~.631·3329 Sacrir1ce. mus t -.t'll Spe<:1al wm1tL-d l::d1t11>n. 1979 924 lmmac mu-.1 l>Ce l.o appreciate Call Gary or Pamyta. 641i 3-132 or 54(}-0611. '67 Por.;che 912. Ab:.olull' ly beautiful & xtnl lhroughoul Mu::.l -.ell make ml' an u f fl·r !14&4ilS SALES, SEJtVIC E AMO LEASING OVERSEA." L>ELl\11-;I( Y EXPJo;RTS EARLE IKE VOLVO 1966 Harbor Bhrl COSTA M ES 6 .. t>-'30 3 540.9467 os. Used 9901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTH COAST DODGE fl's C'Ommg :.oon! W<Jkh tor our grand open in~• • • ~TH ._rnflST' J Q;~r)}· I 2IJKR Har bor Bl\ d COST 1\ M Jo~S \ 540.0330 ·~ Ood1te Polara On1 owtwr. 581\: o ng milt•, romp ma111 1 hi:-.101' ;i v a I I t: H t: \ 'I SHAPt:• •' Sl.250 11r hc!>I offer bi5·1230. 1;;:1 :ioo~. t.73 2712 1918 Dod~<' l'•Jll ~;, t'l'llenl con1llt 1011 :! cloor St•dan . muroon . 111~ m 1 I 1· :i !l t' • 1 ' p ,. l ' rl trunsm1s:-.1on. F'1 :-.t1·ri·11 C'3SSt.'ltl'. S:l.55l) .... HM 5.'JI 44~ lr\'IOl' n 1\:-.l)(!n lull\ lo.11ll'1l ~11\ Burgun<!\' 11!.:!:!\I mile~ ~00aft 5 I!11, !tl'T~t 9940 •....•.•.•..........••. '71! Jo'IF:S T .\ '>l'Ok1 :Y>rnpR. lo m 1 "l·ry f'll'iJI• mAI ~145',;) 65 t•ORO F250. :1110 c-u 1n eh. run!. vcr::-ttrl SI .::.'Ult 'lb2 1.t2i aft 5P \I 9950 •.................•••.. '69 Convertible. ~ond cond. stereo, mov1n~ east must sell Kath} 159.1291 '7i Porsche 9U $71100 1-785-4648 ·········••••······•··• ORANG I:: COUNTY'S FtHEST UNCOLN·M F:RCUR"I L>EALERSIUP 9737 ·•·••••••········•····· LOTUS ESPIHITS2 Metallll' blue :!3,000 m1ll!h. $17 .000 or be!>t Mr '.! \ 3 !I \ ~ J (i U K U r 213 169f;· l03 I 9738 ·75 91\S Tar~a . 32.llOO m1 xlnl "hap(' Sl5.500 Lill 754 5i8.1 .1flt·r 5 ~3 I 1.AAt ask for Dick 9756 .-.OTHIMG O VER $4995 MASERS AUTOCE.-.TER Rolls Royct ••••••••••••••••••••••• t 12!'' H.tkt·r S\rt'Pl "1 DEALER IN U.S.A t '1>S'f\ :.t 1-:s' ROY 540-9202 RAY R.ADEBOE l.l~l'OLN MERCL'H\ 11; UI Auto Cen11•r Or :-tOl·'wv l.ak•• l'or1·,l •·\1t IHV l"llF 8 30-7000 72 Colom• Purl.. !I p.i'·' wi:n l.11.1d1·d orii.:111.tl owner StUOO 1;7;,.nin1 ···•·······•··········· mR CARVE R , Blick 9910 r ROLLS·ROYC( j •••••••• • • •• • • •••••••·· •~ J •mDOr<'• J!)f;; Hu11 i... HI\ 1o ·r;1 Hun' ;1; \lon.1ri·h \'>I I 111 \ t' I''> l'H. '\ 1111 , 111111 ::220C1 1,.,1 011 :11;:i :1w1 ";9 Matd:i HX 7. "<Int ~ond. all 'lra~ Si750 645·22111 0) !> 5211 :.436 CV('!- 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 Ml% 2soccoun Autornat1r trans & air rood \·l'r\ 111 c1" 1!>1SIHSC I . ONLY $5998 HOW ARD Chevrol~t Dovt & Quail Sli. Nt:WPORT 81-:t\Cll 8JJ.0555 ~~~--~--- 1.._ __ _.:~Bf!~<" I ~Jed loo!.:. ~uod ' :.t·•· 111 .q;pr .. 1·1.1 1 .. ' S4~' oho h i... 111r l>.J\ 1<1 JI :1~ • 1111.1 CLOSED SUNDAYS 1967 Rolls. immaculate SZl.950 64592'7Z 1971 Corn1chl' Convert!· ble. bt.'aut1ful wh1lt• ~ del.'p n·d 1nt•·rinr l'oml)lt.'tl?I~ re.,lori•l.l 111 I n·:-.h 1·on<1 I ~ r ,1 i..11 Special Wooo 1:r.1111. pnct.'<l at S75.000 i5:1 1!11:1 1)rfi40 1963 9760 ··••·•··••·······••·•·· 1'80 BUICK SKYLARK f'ront wheel dnH• I cyl . aul0mat11· t rJ n.,. air c·ond &• ~ 11uld 'nu bt-111•\ I' lt''i" lt1.lll \,511() m1h ..... · 1 ·,7 1YHH1 S6888 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBO R BLVD. 9952 ···•·•·••·••••·····•·•· tiM \\u!>1Jn~ s,,cHt Frn·. FOil 1101\ Jo:Y MOO" :-. ' S2.0001()BO. 1>-IO U!llW. >OH2ti0 ·rn Mu!>t a n.-: Tu rb<1 -\m Im . air , THX l<:uliJh 111 11011 111!1 1·~ l.ood l'UllU ~t nr hc-.1 (';ill 7'i:! il\55, ('\( 3!}:! l 'ht•rry ·1;i S!500/0KO 496· TiO'-J or 4!!.3·ti:! L:I fill: Cab~. ~ S400. puJH'r S400. ~-888Y ---- Pets 8087 full y t.'q u i_pp_ed. self contained . am lfm beautifully mamtamed. c 3 s s $2 so o / o BO . ready to crwse or live 552.9017 TOP DOI.UR PAID FOR GOOD&CLEAM USED CARS! <5 Mi. No. of SA Fwy.> La Habra 522·5333 COMPARE! Sel ection . trirde -1n l'rCalivc financ:l.' plans and usual price. 1980 SAAB TURBOs HERE HOW! COSTA MESA 642·00 10 '73 Regn I SIOOO 675-8-.ti!l '68 Mustang Sl80<J ven good co11d. reblt l'ng & ot.her... 640-4092. l-i7:J. J091 ·•···•·······•·••·•··•· StlEHHY'S PETC,\RI:: l:loarding & groom in1t with love. free pkup l'oodh.· P ups for sale Tea Cup studs. 2~ y r:. exp S4t>·284R ,\FGllAN Hound AKC REG $175 aboard Slip may be 1----·------ avrulable. 11 V,% Financ· rai'-n, UtlUty 9I10 mA pos:,1ble. $72,000. or ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 9J0.000 1s no broker in-· w \ d e 3 2 · I o n ~ volved Clean deal will $12001080 with or w /o mclucle 9' Avon Redc:resl space. 646-4151. 'CK587S with floorboards and 4.5 1-'--------- horsepower Johnson out· 6' x 10· flatbed lilt 8300 board. Jack C urle y Call Jim Mon· Fri 1·5 miracle mazda 75 B~·tw SJQi. 4.dr. auto. sir. a/c. Xtras. 640·8590 or83S-700t & 7l59-l 300. 5 . J() Pianos & OnJOfts 8090 534·1505 evenings & SJS.5500 wee k ends . 642-4321 ---------JIRA H•.-a. • ..1 weekdays 84().2254 on Service, Parts -~ •u. SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS has itfst receinda ••••••••••••••••••••••• the boat & Acceu orfH 9400 Cotta Mesa 645-5700 ..•............ , ..... . Howard1Baldwin Piano. rare c:hcrn wood. xlnt 1975 Reinell 24' Cabin NIVEll WAX YOUlt eooJ $1195 642 li65 PP. Crwser. JOO hrs. Stove. c ... • ... ~ .... N!!! s ink. toilet. ice box. -~ ,,_. While. s tudio. s pinet. sleeps 6. Radio. com· CallUSfor details! benl·h. tunC'd . S700. pass. depth sound~r. MING AUTO 963--1149 Villa Pacific. tandem trailer. S9500. IEAUTY C84TB 21.322 Wavecrest Circle. 675-3386 or 642·9989 1!)20 Ponderosa St NB. COSTA M ESA ~LCRAFT Nova 25'. 754-6404 Austnan Parlor Grand w/t~r. 188 twins. SS pro-1--------- Gold leaf art case rare Jl6. VHF Ststep. $14.500. SSAVESAVES 100 yrs Plays be aut Offer'' Dir. tH5·2963. WITHUSEDPARTS 66\ 29'.ll _ ___ 752.()681 ._____ Imported car parts ANTIQUE ·1a 2 4 · S kipJa t k IMPORT PLAYER PIANO f'hghtbridite. Low hours. AUTO SUPPLY :JO rolls. may trade for Fully equipped. many \Ol N. Manchester antique oak furniture. extras. w !t r ailer . Anaheim 176·9900 mission & front axel s,or+i11CJ ~ooch lff4 for'56 to'6t Ya Ton Ford. iti0-9026 SlS.200. 493-2558, 4964Ml87. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · pjack 24' Fly bridge. Call 646-9061 or 64$-2549. ...... ~ ..... E twin \lolvos. n u trlr, AsJtforNeil • ~~---·" VHF. depth ftnder. bail ~-------- 7 rt by 14 rt. webbed ma t bag. outriggers. canvas. Metal Tool Bins ror Small on rollers. LIKE NEW! m a n y x t r a s . Truck aood cond $'15 Ha!> 11 cover too! f72S or $13.200/080. 675·3'24 Evenlncs SC8·9925 best orrer. cau eves. 973.9034 days. 731-1216 MAG rinu.. 14". CS ea. 3 --------"D 20' Cutty cabin. al\p wheelrims.14"SlOea. ~1 Magnum Smit h & avt.. loaded, lmmac., lo lll-1101. Wesson. Collectors case. hrs. ~.550. 551·500'7 .._._. 59 Accesories. s:ns. W 9060 _ .. ••••••••••••••••• 9 mm Browning High • -•••••••••••••••••••• Power. w1t.b extras. $460. •. Ludera 16. 25ft. •atn 768-583'7 h u ll • s ll p I o N 8 , bea u t i tu1. U OOO . Brand new. latest Power._• __ so_1_0_. ------ Bill Woods Ii Irons for Sa.le by owner. almogt LIDO 14 #1910 comp. SO'lt off Us\ prl..ce. Phone •Jttlr. sail&. cover.le rac· Carol: 7~6476. :~~~~DY xtras. W W. Gr~ner lilhl har· poon rifle. Ac~epting bids. 168-M3'7 'TV ...... tM.Ster.-IOtl ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Vo l vo s . Ca ll u s TODAY!!! fOYOTA·YOUO 1 .. •~ll·<l C:Mt• .... ,. "•O·t lOJ w UO-t4'7 PO RSC HES WANTED Allow us the apportunity l.o consider the purchase or lrade·in of your clean Ponche. Ch~k w1\b Us Today! .... ttledioftof HEWIMW'S Clho tSPltM>WMEO IMW'S To choose from '74 thru '792002's·320i ·s·S30i 's For the best deal in Orange County ... Come see us today' SADDLHAC1< VAWYIMPOltTS 28402 Marguerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo · 131·2040 495-4949 '712002 good cond. MUST SELL! ~-7857 HOUSEOFIMPORTS DI.AL MER.CEDES 637-23'77 BUY YOUll MECEDES? EXCELLENT SELECTION! Codillac 9915 •·············•·••···•· '65 COUPE nu eng . need:. light work 5.">ll-JGJ.; '69 Mustang. all sto\·k. :>i:;o BEACH IMPORTS '78 SE\llLU : Silver. 21M rru. hkenew. 640 713:! Ca II 8-18-07i3 MERCEDES? !148 Dove Stree1 We are buying all pam NEWPORT BEACll -----'66 Mustang. A·I. new pered Mercedes Benz. Top dollar for all models. ___ 7_5_2_·0_9_0_0 __ _ Ca ll Peter Kay now'. Toyota 9765 '75 Coupe de VIiie. loaded. paint in & out. ~I ofrt'r harp $2~ Call Mack at over S2000 893447Z. HOUSEOFlMPORTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962 1788 995S DIAL MU.CEDES 637·2377 '79 4SO SL B l ack. 14K m iles 1986XMAI. $21,500 JIMSLEMONS IM,OITS l970HARBOR BL\10. COSTA MESA 63 1-1276 ·73 Cutlass. imm.ac .. SOK m1 . S l 200 /080 714 ·557·8999 aft 7P:\t wkdys '78 Toyota SR5 Lift bk. 5 · 7 7 Cad S ('' 1 11 •· ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pd. rad 1 a ls . i.1 Iver. Wtute/red mlenor t:x Jt.000 m1. i-IOOO t orr rood 45,000 mile::. 493-J.219 eves 714-64!>-139Sor548 9781 S.-r Sp.cial Camaro 9917 Forrenl '68Toyota ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·79 Cutla~s Supre m i: S49/mo 631-2697 '70 6<'YI. 2Smp'!, m aRS Brougham . t'ull~ am1fm tape. looks ~harp. eqw ppcd. Assume lea::.1• S1600.591J.1Yi8i Call Will: 714 ·832·395:! '7ti COROLLA SRS. S spd. ::.t i bell e d rad tire.;. A)l 1FM stereo cass. dean. $3.100. 759 1191 eves. '76 CAM ARO LT \18, xlnt dys, or call Bob: 548·571U cond , full pwr. AM /FM . eves. ---- very clean. A 1C S3.79S or Pinto 9957 best ofr G73·6479 •••••••• • •• • •••• ••••• •• 1979 Ml.CEDES Tri..... 97 6 7 -. -'74 Pinto WAGON 2Smp•'. ••••••• ••• ••• ••••• • •• • • '79 Z 28 white 1mmac lo " ••"• 2400 '7A TR6. R~stor~"' rom· . ' • , new clutch & brake:-.. ~.. .. "' ...... m1. 305\8. 2lmp~. S6.99S. a m /fm cass :-.lerco , Has all the "1.oys" m· pletely. SSOOOorbesl ofr Ml·500'7 needs body work. mech eluding a power sunroof 5!>2-4033 CL-.,_. ... , 9920 sound. $1175 496-1858 & power windows. This -.,. IV'"' one Is in EXCELLENT VolbwOlpft 9770 condition! Ask for Casey ••••••••••• • ••••• • • • • • • Connell when you call 546-1200 Having trouble selling your car'> Try us! Paid for or not' Ask for Tom t\ikin. JIMMARIMO VOLKSWAGEN lt7t I IEACH ILVD. I lw1tietC)t• leoch 142.2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEE US FIRST! We have a good sdection of NEW & USED Chevrolets ! COHHELL CHEVROLET ·i;;~ 11.,rl••r fl ' . 11i:--!\\H~\ 546--1200 '75 Pinto Sta Wgn. V Ii, air. auto. p is. p/b. xlnt cond. $2.095. 673-4220. '74 Pinto Hatchback. auto. Rd cond. Call after 5pm 968-7106. 9965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·68 Firebird. must sell. SI .000 or best orfer 'S6 Chevy Sedan VS, auto 960-79'l3. __ trans, r adio . original 72 Firebird . runs good. 72.000 m1. 2 owner stock ssso or best offer. Call $3,000/bst ofr 846·4519 J im. S86· IS63: 673.2075 I ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1980 Your Hometo•n Dally NewNpape .. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Planner Vows He'll Keep Job, Honie • ., "¥.f!le;::: :."::..!:. remal• on th• com· f>'-eta..t1 Com-roomer aJao aaid he bu ar-•-•••• ...,.. J . ru1ed llnud.q that "beyand a =I ... n that M will quettba of a dof.lbt" wlU allow ' === ;:ct ~~ blm to kHP h ls ffunUn1ton 1 __ u.a:Ca.. med Harbour l'Midence, valued at '18 public PQ91Uoa to rwolve m::= =~ reports de· ";;!'..:t.. ~~~.__ tailed Footner's alle&ed at- • ·--· ~· tempts to use his pos1Uon as a iDI ~ • eomm•11km meet-county planning commissioner ~~~be ~ ff: to gain levera1e for business .. l... .._ -· to~ !!:.--..a loans tMalUns _,,000. · --• ...... -... t'--. Foo&ner'a home was to be allC- ! Priests Allowed WASHINGTON <AP> -Mar- tlOlled Oct. 22 to aatiafy a debt re1 ultinl lrom h1a involvement with California Filter Corp. 1be company declared bankruptcy la1t year. Meanwhile, Second District Supervilor Harriett Wieder said she and her staff will conduct an independent investigation of Foot.Der's activities as a plan- ning commlsaion to determine tbe extent, if any, of im- propriety . Mrs. Wieder said through an aide that she will make a full statement on the matter on Mon- day. Mrs. Wieder previously asked for an analysis by Orange Coun· ty Counsel Adrian Kuyper. Kuyper said today the analysis is proceeding and could be concluded as early as next week. Footner, who appeared calm, but reluctant to answer ques- lions. said be would withhold substantive comment on the r~ ports until the county counsel's inquiry is completed. Footner said, however, that he did not tell Mrs. Wieder about bis financial entanglements when'sbe appomted him to the commission. He said he didn't consider it important. "I bad no idea it (the loan> wouldn't be paid back," Footner said. The loan was granted by American National Bank. 1 Footner , who earns $9,600 : yearly a s a planning com·, missioner. said he did not think his financial problems would af. feet his ability to vote objective- ly on planning matters. Footner discussed the $Wirlin2 controversy briefly Tuesday with Mrs. Wieder. Neither par- ty . howeve r . would disclose what s pecifically was discussed. ·Kids Set Fire - Laguna Acreage Blackened • By STEVE MITCHELL lucky for us the wind carried the ~---".AJed-AD&l~an -prieff9 ~outd Fi re-i~:':~~sr~ believe -ttre--n> P a_ce .. where we could children playing With fireworks get ~n top of it. ' l 1 become Roman Catholic priests and remain married, the United States Catholic Conference an- nounced today. Tbe plan, approved by the Vatican. would allow Anglicans • to enter the Roman Catholic ~ Church under a "common iden-l tity" with their own liturgy. Catholic Conference spokesman Russell Shaw said the phrase "common identity" indicates that the Anglicans I could retain some of their cuatomacy liturgy. In additlon, be said, married f Anglican priest.a could become Roman Catholic priests and re- "Oaln married. 'Ibey would not be allowed to remarry if widowed and coulCt not become / I / set off a 12-acre brush fire in .Fare hoses snaked down the Laguna Beach Tuesday that h_ 1 I ~ f r 0 m Th u r s lo n a s look 115 firefighters nearly three f1ref1 ghters maneuvered on the hours to contain. slopes, some as steep as 45 per- Seventeen engine companies ce.~t. . . . from Orange County. San . They were slippmg 8;Dd slid- Cle mente . Laguna Beach. 10~ all ove~ ~e ~lac~.' KU.ho Emerald Bay and South Laguna said of the ru1:151de firefighters. ...J4!&p0Bded to the 3:30 p.m. blaze As fire uruts surrounded the ,...o.;...,...++.:..,..-...,..~~,..,_ • that at first threatened homes in b!aze; La~una Beach police ad- Canyon Acres. about 8 quarter vase~ residents ~o stand by for mile from LaKWta Canyon Road. poss1~le evacuallon. . As the first Laguna Beach Residents w~re seen atop their units amvedonthecanyonfioor, ro~fs watering down wood the wind stopped and flames shingles, and hundreds. of spec. began licking up the sides of the tators ~atched the fare from east canyon wall toward Thurston Co~~t Highway and the three art IntermectiateSchool, locatedatop fes.1v_als below. the rtdgeline Pobce kept most of the spec- OallyP!tetM-. FIRE NEAR SCHOOL SNtded Area Burned .1 biabopl, Shaw noted. 1 ' Many detalls remain to be I worked out and tbe cues of prieeta will be reriewed oe an La guna Beach Fire Chlef1 lators off the hill by setting up Charley Kuhn ordered two fire roadblocks at both end~ of Park Avenue. hoses up each flank from Can-The fire was c,ontained by 6 Medi-Cal yon !acres, and more lines were p.m., but firemen were called camed down the slope from the out shortly after midnight ~ l ~ r r andiYldual buts, ••=bed. Arcbbisbop Jolm R. ol Sa Prwiseo, pNSklent ol tbe Natlclaal Coalerenee of Catholic Bisbopa. tbreateneds~bool. because of a hot spot reported As lbe fire .approached the byCanyooAcresres·d ts school, five uruts from Orange Cb . ..., Kuhn . 1 ~n · . County set a backfire near a dirt . 1".1 • ~ai~ hght winds d aided m extinguishing the blaze. roa in back o_f the Top of the ••If we'd bad 8 Santa Ana World commuruty · wind, we'd have been on Skyline PoUce ~ef Jon sparks, who Drive fighting the fire." he said. helped with . crowd control and Investigators were probing the communlcallons at th!. school blackened canyon wall today command post. said It was searching for clues to the brush fire. The plm was developed and propo.ed to \he Vatican in re.pew to requests from both lndlvldaal• and sroups of Aalllca t.cklJ'OUDd who have been members of the Epi.scopal Church, according to the -Catholic Conference. Quinn said the decision applies only to persons who, while wishing to retain some elemenu of Anglican tradition, fully ac- cept Roman Catholic dC>Ctrine and the authority of the pope and bishops. Job-training Dropout? Witnesses on Canyon Acres told police t.hey heard loud ex- plosions just prior to the fire Tuesday. Councilman Critical of Probe's Handling Cancer Baby Hospitalized The Episcopal church has almoet 3 million members in the United States, while Roman Catholics number almost 50 milllon. Quinn made the announce- ment in a news conference at modernistic St. Mary 's Catbedral. Quinn said that Bllbop John II. Allin, iding bishop of the Epit~aatth of the United States, has been informed of the announcement. There was no 1·mmediate reaction from Epbeopal leaders. Elaboratina on the statement, be said, "It is pouible for mar- ried cler1ymen amon1 this group to be ordained and to function aa Roman Catholic priesta aft.er ordination." Future cartdidatea for the priestbbod may not marry. Councilman Ron Pattinson bas urged Huntington Beach to drop out of the Manpower Com· mission consortium because the c ity no longer oper ates a federally funded job training program. Pattinson is a member of the council's committee studying charges of mis use of public funds by the now-defunct cor- poration that handled the city's job program earlier this year. He also criticized the U.S. Department of Labor's <OOL> investigation of allegations against the non-profit Western JnsUtute ol Careers Inc. The corporation was dis- mantled by the Manpower Com· mission last February. CouWne Community College currently administers the federally-funded job training program for Hunt- ington Beach. tfmphitheat,er Plan To Gei llB Study enue from sucb an outdoor con- cert faci,libr couJd help lwMt -Uae city's part system. He said the amphitheater woWd fit into a lar1e scale pro- posal beine considered bJ tbe cl· tJ to put commercial and recreational developments in tbe 215-aere Central Park. Formerly the Bruce Brothers rock quarry, the JO.acre pit ii located at the corner ol Talbert A Hnue 'Id Gothard Street, aero11 from tbe Ruatlqton .Beacb Central lJbrary. Altlloulh councilmen ROn Pat-~ md Dclll llacAWlt.er ap-p1...-tbe UQPlaltbeater con· cept. .. did Gammmdb' ...... Dl"9Ctar VIDce llooriome, ... --.......... "' ..... .._ tlllll ... C., Camll tl8111t ........ .,,.., .. tb• ....... ,.. 11 ....... =::--~= -::-=~ PM llM -.1&11 .... Net 41Uft7 ,_ deftlopmnt ol a •o&•cro11 trail for amall • ...,,e._ wt bleyc .... ,.. I W estem had taken over the city's job training responsibilities on Oct. 1, 1979. The Manpower Commission is a consortium of four cities and Orange County, which oversees federal job programs in the county. Besides Huntington Beach, the cities of Santa Ana, Anaheim a nd Garden Grove are represented on the commission, which has 11 members. Pattinson said the council committee will be brought up to date on the charges against Western. He said acting police chief Capt. Don Jenkins is sum- marizing a four-inch thick police investigation that was complet- ed in January and turned over to special agents of the DOL in February. ·'The lack o f action is something the council is very aware of,'' Pattinson said of the DOL investigation, which was halted bac k in February. However, the city wasn't Jury Begim "Sex Slave' Delibemtioru Did Leotis Heater force a ''weak, vulnerable'' young man to be bis "sex slave" or was the 18-year-old bllcbbiker from North Carolina a wlllinl partici- pant lD hfo da~ of sexual ac- ti vtuea at Heater •s Fowitain Valley home! Tb1I JI tlae question an <>ranee County 8upertor Court Jury must auwer ult bep deDberatiODI ID the MX peryenjoa trial ol tbe ff.Jear-olcf Rater. Tbe snen-m~t _five-woman panel Wiii liveG me cue 'IW· da7 followtq cloliq arl\UIMDtl from ~ Dan ffimellm ••cl a.,.... attorney John rlood. DellberaUau continued .... ,. Al illut 11 wbeUMI' JCMMtben 1.-eonlld, II. ,....... to die saual Adi wMla Heater' -' a 1'•· 1••r·old 1trl or waa tllNae.111 wlti _. .. harm ( .. IKK. .... AI> notified of that fact until July. "We were very unhappy that the Departme nt of Labor handled the matter in such a fashion," the councilman said of the delay. "But it's probably our own fault because we didn't stay on top of it."' The comm ittee, which in· eludes the three council mem· bers, city administrator Floyd <Bud> Belsito and deputy city at- torney Bob Sangster. was reac- tivated by Mayor Ruth Bailey Jast week to urge speedy resolu· lion of the allegations. The Orange County District Attorney's office currently is looking at the case. Mayor Bailey and Coun- cilwoman Ruth Finley also are on the committee. Two -month-old G r egor y Brown. whose mother died of cancer just after giving birth to him, bas been admitted to a Placentia hospital with severe in- juries and placed in protective custody. authorities say. Police s aid Monday they would not lodge c riminal c harges against the father, Tom Brown, who told them bis son suffered a fractured skull. six broken ribs and ear damage in an accidentaJ fall from a parked car. The boy's mother, Anita, a Jehovah's Witness, s uffered from jaw cancer but refused cancer chemotherapy fol' fear of harm- ing her child. She bemol'Thaged to death five hours after giving birth Junel7. Valley Reaffinm Height Limit Stand Fouatain Valley City Council memben broke their ailenee on the subject of local biih·riae pro. posals Tueaday by teafflnnlna tbetr support or Uie caty·a ~ heipt limit oo new commercial struetures. llaJQr M Rbll.lDiSen said that durtac Uae debate Ulil summer over a pr'OpOled lf.ltorJ am-.. buildlna, be reeeived numerom calls from project opponents who acemed tbe eotpcU ot tacit- ly •PP10tbae tbe Pt"OfOSal by not spealdQI out on tbe mau.r. Holll.Dclm laAd ~t became tbe eomdJ -bear ....... to Planninl Onmm•--c1eei1k1m lt bu .,.-. .......,,,.., • ._ fOI' Ua9 eouDdl to cwnmet q11 UM! pro- ject before tlae comml11loa rea~alWCllct. TM maJW uld be wtabld to break ~ eoacil's llleMe .... that die dneloper ol tM IUb· rite, Pacific llutaal Lffe 1u ...... eo. ..... ~ ital+.D7 ..... Roi..,.._ bdtlall1 ,......._. tbat .. oomdl dUeet t1Mt -ltalf to ...... DI proc I dnt aaJ bail4ln1 propoaal1 U.at I: woiald exceed the SO-foot limit. <Pacific Mutual's 14-story structure would have soared to 205 feet. The so.root limit usually allows three to four stories.> Tbe mayor said it is unfair to give developers the, falae im· preuion that tbe city is willlna to 1rant extreme variances from the current height limit. Jle aaid a compuy may be led to spend lar1e sums dedptn1 a project that will Deftt' be approved. Pacific Mutual, fw example, claimed lt spent '270.000 Oft de-alp won and comult.ants' re- ports aMOeiated with the DOW• withdrawn project. Council member Barbara Brown arsued acatnat a halt on proceealaa. erofOlala tbat ••· ceed tbe llelOt llmit, .. ,., ... wou.Jd eUminate a property owaer'a not to Met a •ariaDce before die Plaaala1 Com. ...... Couacllman llanln Adler aarMCS tbllt tM city lboalct .. be required to pro&ee.t de· velopen from c1N•ptn1 a proj- ect tbat baa Uttle cbanee of ........ Fraud Jury In Mistrial By DA V1D KVTZMANN CM_.,_.,_Staff An Orange County Superior- Court iury's inability to reach a verdict in the Medi-Cal Fraud triaJ of Huntington Beach psychiatrist Louis Glatch Jr. has res ulted in a mistrial being declared. Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner order ed the mistrial Tuesday Wh~n jury foreman Russell Orr told him the panel was hopelessly deadlocked after nearly three days of delibera- tions. Glatch had been standing trial on charges he intentionally sub- milled fraudulent bills to the state's Medi-Cal program for more work than he bad done. In some cases, the prosecution claimed, he billed the state for 28 hours of work in a 24-bour day. But three members of the jury which heard the lengthy case "felt in their hearts" the} could n o t be convin ced o f the psychiatrist's guilt, Orr said in a ball way interview. Orr said the jury took three secret ballots during its delibera- tions. which began Friday. The fiTSt two votes were 8·4 for convic· lion. The final ballot was 9-3 in favorofguilt. The jury foreman said there ~d been a "tre mendous amount of evidence" for the panel to study, but he d1d not elaborate on an v of the jury's discussions. CSee MISTRIAL, Page A?) Coast Weather .J Low cloudiness tonight and early 'lbursday morn- ing otherwise sunny and warmer Thursday. Lows tonl1ht 64 to 68. Highs Thursday 72 to 75 at beaches. 78 to 84 inland. l•Hx At y._,""*-A" ~~ .:: C....... M ~ DM CillMct ... 0••••• .. ........ or ...... M alllllf1 lb I I •n.tt ......... CtMJ ...... Ct-'1 .... .... Ctt MAL.-.. en ------.. ...... •tt-tl ............... ............. ,.. =:.: M .,,.,.,..,. e .. , .. ---.. ........ ,, ,........ """' ....., M ._..._ M ,ti Q¥.V PILOT HE ·9•117 ... tW ~-----JlJST BRE.4D1'C~----..... TIL AVIV. 1arMi& <AP> -larMll ftOt.tr I* bomW .................. X It I .. IAllmOD todaJ tor tM IKODd couentln day aller f...nDM ~ llrael'• M11.1Mtm Qalllee pm•Mdle WitJil a IMua• ~ketl. UMt mlllLarJ com- mMd s •Ni. A cioma ~MW al llnelt pl.,.. NtunMd efter bomb· lq .. bMi4 Ol'lee'tlll1 el bues med I« ltrtbl" 1&a!Dat rued. It did not identlfy t.he ...,...u. <>me.a~ said PaJmtlAlan ereW1 flred ~ral soviet· made~ roclulu al Mtt.Jemeata tn GaW"· but no OM was lJUuted. • I. S••kn ... .,,. E.W Slier. GOLDEN, Ooao. <AP> -An .a:rthquab abooi U.. WllWnl eod ol Lab Erie tod&ll. nd I.be tninor w., felt ba the Detroit ..... , 1'bere wen no~ ol dam .... uJd Don l"We)', a USGA •~etman • The quake ~ s.o oo the Richter scale ud occurred .at 2:JS a.m. POT, •teordiaa Lo sdsmoerapba at the sw-vey's NaUooal Earlbquake laformailoo Servke lo Goldeo: · ._,•A*-9U•,...•• .. aS1••-'' MOSCOW <AP> -The Soviet Union made a at.ron1 caU to- day for an all-European dlN.rmament conference, qying a "broad and flexible" outline for the beginning session could be decided upon at the Helal.nti review mM!np beeJnnlne ~xt month in Madrid Westem d1p1omata said the reference to a ·nexlbl4! approach to the atsarmament conference appeared to l'eflect urgent So- viet interest in getting the meeting under way. 2..,, Ea•ft'IJ• A•••llk C•towin SAN JOSE <APl -Two men carrying a shotgun, pistol and machete robbed a fast-food restaurant today, sexually assaulted two female customers and beat tbe manager to t.ne head wat.h the long-bladed knife, police reported. The incident occurred about 1 a.m . at a Taco Bell restaurant in eastern San Jose. Youth Plot 6 Held in Abduction of Boy SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J . <AP) -Five boys and one girl. rang- ing in age from 12 to 17. have been charged with kidnapping in the abduction of a IO-year-old boy held for $12,000 ransom. police say. Lt. John Powers said a uthorities were surprised by the age of those involved in the apparent conspiracy. "I've never seen anything like it in my ~areer." Powers said. The arrests came Tuesday after tbe parents of Thomas Beattie paid the ransom and were reunited with the boy. who was not harmed during his 18- hour ordeal The $12,000 was later recovered from a car by detectives armed with a search warrant The boy was abducted about 7:30 p.m. Monday while collect- ing money on his sis ter's newspaper route, Union County Prosecutor John H. St.amler said Tuesday. Patricia Beattie, 17, was not with her brother al the time The pro5eeutor. who said the boy was pushed into a car after he refused a ride. was held in an apartment and a garage in Plainfield with his hands and feet bound and his race covered with a ski mask. Beattie was found sitting on the steps of the Netherwood train station in Plainfield by police, where a lS-year·old female and a 17-year-old male were apprehended , said Stamler lJ .S. Missiles • • ID Peril? Defense Chief Revea& Soviet Advances ' QlVPORT, R.J. (AP> - Oel•nae Secretary Harold Brown HJd today that the Rua11 ... ettbet' ban, or are on the verse of 1tt1laln1, tbe capabWl)' to dettl'OY U.S. llDd· bued IDiMUe9 in tMlr under· around launch baHI. Brown aald thll la wanilnt tbat Soviet mllltary adva.aces ln weapons power, numbers and Seal BeaCJ Tax Plan Assailed Seat Beach City Councilman George Supple said Tuesday that a clty property tax measure to be placed on the Nov . 4 ballot violates principles of fair taxa- tion. The newly appointed coun- cilman said the tax imposes an unfair burden oo residents of the Leisure World retirement com- munity, where he lives. City Ma nager Dennis Courtemarcbe said the tax is necessary to save the city from a $750,000 deficit next year. The deficit could result in lay- ing off bet.ween 15 and 20 police and firemen, Courtemarche added. Approved by a 4-1 vote at last week's city council meeting, the ballot measure is expected to raise in excess of $760,000 in rev- enues next year. he said. In dissenting, Supple said, "A tax should be based on the abili- ty to pay. and Leisure World res- idents don't have the same ability to pay as other Seal Beach residents. ··A tax also should"be based on services received." he said. Supple cootended that because Leisure World residents use no other city services than police and fire protect.ion, they would receive the heaviest tax burden. He also complained that the tax would be ~vied on property rather than on a per capita basis. Tbe average home in Leisure World has fewer residents than homes in the rest of the city, be said. Supple said an income tax would be more fair to the Leisure World community. The measure requires two- thirds of city voter approval before the tax can go into eff"«it. * * * teehnoloCY could ln the ~ "threaten tbe survivabUlt)' ol each com~ent al our 1trawtsk force•. ' includloc 1.000 Minuteman lnterconttnenl•I balllsUc mlaUet, the bomber fore• and miuUe-firln1 sub- mariJMI. •·For our ICBllJ, that pot.ea. tlal has been reallied, or dOM to it," Brown said in a apeeeh pre. pared for delivery here at the Naval War CoUeie. "The So- vie ts are now deploying t6ou1ands of ICBM w•rfteaol accurate enough to threaten our fixed Minuteman sUoe. "For our bombers. the threats Street in \' alleg are more remote, and for sub- marine-launched ballistic mis· silet. more hypothetical.'' Hi• statement appeared to make the Soviet threat to the U.S . Minuteman ICBM force more immediate than bis rorecut to Congress leas tban seven months ago. At that time, Brown predicted that ''within a year or two we can expect them Cthe Soviets) to obtain the necessary combination of ICBM numbers. reliability, accuracy and warhead yield'' to put most U .S. land-based missiles in jeopardy in the event of an at- tack . Asphalt Recycling. Part of Project A current resurfacing project along Brook.burst Street in Foun- tain Valley may cause motorists a few headaches until the work is completed in December. But local taxpayers can flDd some relief in the fact that the asphalt ripped up in this project will be recycled in the construc- tion of a Recr eation Center parking lot -re..ul\ing in a $65,000 savings to the city. The Brookburst resurfacing project is taking place between Garfield and Talbert avenues. It will include r e moval and replacement of the top two inches of paving for all traffic lanes. Traffic signals at BrookbW'St and Talbert also will be upgraded as part of this project. During certain construction stages, traffic lanes will be re- duced from six to four lanes. The Brookhurst recomtruclion project's cost la estimated at $353,255. Orange County bas agreed to pay about half. Foun- tain Valley will cover the re~ maJnderthroughgutaxfundsre- turned to the city. Asphalt removed in this proj- ect will be mixed with addi· tional oil. rolled and placed as a parking lot al the city's Recrea- tion and Cultural Center, 16400 Brookburst St. The recycling venture will re- duce the cost of the lot from $88.200 to $23,067, city officials said. Huntington TrimJJ Sclwol ProgramJJ A bout $250,000 in program and staffing cuts were included in the $14.8 million 1980-81 budget unanimously approved Tuesday by the HWltington Beach City School District Board of Trustees. enrollment. but the district has not yet been required to close any of Its 10 elementary and three middle schools. At the same time, however, Brown expressed confidence in hia speech today that the United States can maintain what be called "essential equivalence" with the Soviet Union and effec- tively deter a Russian attack by modernizing it.a strategic rorces with the mobile MX missile, bombers armed with cruise mis- siles, and giant new Trident sub· marines with more potent and accurate weapons. President's Military Stance Hit BOSTON CAP> -Accusing President Carter or ··untnith- Cul'' and "largely phony" clauns about America's defenses . R epublican presidential nominee Ronald Reagan said t.o· day the United States has s lipped to second place in military strength. In remarks prepared for de· livery to the American Legion annual convention. Reagan said the secunty or the United Stat.es has been "placed in jeopardy" by the Carter administration. Hitting repeatedly at what he described as "the deterioration of Americlln military strength" 1.mder Cart.er, R$?agan repeated his "peace through strength" campaign slogan, but did not de· fine exactly what he meant In e ither dollars or speciClc military programs . Reagan r ecited a lis t of military spending cuts imposed by Carter. but again did not say which cuts he might restore as president or which new military program." he might approve. rt was Reagan·s second major speech this week attacking the Democratic president's mtl.ltary policies. Carter will get hi~ chance to argue his case before the Legion convention Thursdav. In an address befor e lht' Vete rans of Foreign Wars con· vention Monday. Reagan ac- cused Carter of "shabby" treat- ment of veterans and of neglect of the nation's defenses. Mishandling Claimed Although no layoffs or school closures are planned in the com· ing year, the trustees eliminated several posttJona that presently are unfilled, including a custodial supervisor and one s pecial education counselor. Crash Kills Passenger; Driver Held Veterans Administrator Max Cleland has criticized Reagan's previous remarks. commenting, "l am surprised and alarmed at Gov. Reagan's distortion ol the facts about our nation's veterans. Once again his rhetoric has overtaken reality." From Page A I Seal Beach Manager Says Charge Empty Also deleted were an elemen· tary physical education pro- gram, field trips, non·required pupil testing and some equip- ment replacement. By removing a program that provides laun- dered towels for middle school students, the district will save $25,000. A passenger in a car that tumbled over an off-ramp on lhe Garden Grove Freeway in Orange died early today and the driver was anested on suspidon of felony drunken driving and manslaughter . , SEX •.. and held against hJs will at the house on Goldeneye Avenue. By PAUL GRIFFO °' .. Delt't "'4 Sl8ft Seal Beach City Manager Den- oia Courtemarche i5 lacing a call for bis removal by a group calling itself "The Select Com- m i ltee for Full Accounting Now·· Tbe group charges that Courtemarche bas been squan- dering city funds, and bu 106t thousands of dollars tbrougb poor manacement. Courtemarcbe said Monday. however, that be would not even acknowledge such accusations because they were circulated on an~mer. ' The ruer circulated last week at a City Council meeting packed with residents who were d1sgruntlect over a proposed propertvtax. "I thfnk I know wbo it is," Courtemarche said. "It's just someone naming around decid· iOg he's going to give himself a name and accuse the city manaaer.·· The mer reportedly accuaed Courtemarche of aquaoderiDg S2.4 million and IOfling $828,000 DAILY PI LOT t:n••" , .. en.,...., Orrr• fMc••.,._.. ...... 0-.,..°"""'~* ... ,. .. t through au.smanagement. Although no specific in.a~ of poor management were cited, the flier called for Courtemarcbe's removal and the ... abolishment of the city manager form of government in Seal Beach. Also calling for the removal of Courtem.arcbe b Mayor Roca1d "Chi" K.redeU, who said be was in favor ol firing Cou.rtemarcbe because be bas never submitted a balanced budget. To cover for the unbalanced budget , Kredell said, Courtemarcbe has dipped into the city's surplus, causing a pro. jected $500,000 deficit for next year. KredeU also complained of Courtemarche's 22 percent pay ra!H Jut year, giving him an annual salary of $44,400. "He makes the same as the ci- ty manager ol Lakewood, wblch has a population of 90,000," Kredell said. "Seal Beach only baa a population of rl ,000." Courtemarcbe maintains, though, that be could not have recefved that pay raise without l',....PageAJ MISTRIAL •• Glitch, wbo suspended bis practice more tbaD a year aco became ti bia te1al troubl•, smiled bro9dly wlHln the mlltrial wu declared. bat made few com· mentltoreporten. He said be bad ••mtsed feel· toes" abaattbejury deacDodl:, but ••• IOIDeWbat bappy wttb the turnot neat.a. Kil attoney. O.Yid Bricblr said heUdbopedbltclltat ~ beeaoaeraa.l ------..-.--- the approval of the City cOuncll. which voted 4-0 in favor of the pay increase. Kredall was not present for that vote. Courtemarche denied charges of squandering funds, as well, pointing out than any expend- iture must be approved by the City Council. "U the mayor wants to blame me (for the city's financial troubles> that's his privilege," Courtemarcbe said. To help the city out of1\s def. icily. the five-man council voted 4-1 in favor ol putting a property tax measure on \be Nov. 4 ballot. As stipulated in Propositloo 13, the measure will require t-wo- thirds ol voter approval before the tax can be levied. In addition to the charges of squandering funds leveled al Courtemarcbe, KredeU also as- sailed the city manager for bis unlimited use or a city car. Courtemarche said, though, that uae ol the car was a condi· lion of employment, and such use is not uncommon in California cities. "He <Courtemarcbe) can think of himself, but he can't think ol citizens," Kredell said. "He claims the use of the clty car is a drop in tbe bucket, but it'a all ol tbele small tbiDgs that caused people to vote tn Proposl· tion 13." Seminars Set On Burglary In rel])ODM to • Neeal in· creue ln local break·lm, ffuDt.. lncton Beach Nel1bborbood ·Watcll will conduct two burSlArY Pl'"--eemlnan. Tbe ftnt will be beScS at 1 :30 tonl1bt at the Otll l'.ducation Cmter. 11212 Vletona Lene. TIM MC:ODd ••aoe wm • at 7:JO p.m. Aq. 2'T at Sdllcm Com munttJ Center, 11171 ...... St • RimUnltaD Bueti Pollee -. tectl" by 118tt:abaUlllt ...... v•~:,!,f.:tef realdeaUal ::. .... ~"U::= Superintendent Lawrence Kemper said t he reductions were necessary in order to maintain a balanced budiet. ··we do not have the ability to increase our income, only to re- duce our expeoditu.res. • • be said. The district's income rose by s percent this year. he said, but this was not sufficient to .keep pace with inflation. Enrollment in the city school district la approximately 7 ,000. Like other elementary districts, it is experiencing a decline in Robert Ress. 21. of Orange. was crushed to death when the car rolled over the Tustin Avenue off-ramp at 1:15 a.m. ac- cording to Officer Ken Kleasner of the California Highway Patrol. The driver, Jeffrey J. Gardner. 20. of Orange, was thrown from the car and not in· jured. He was booked into the Orange County Jail, Kleasner said. Gardnet"s car was eastbound on tbe freeway when it suddenly swerved from the slow to the fast lane. sJddded back over the offramp and rolled 30 feet, the officer said. Th e re were no other passengers, he said. Ladies Summer Sportwear and Swimwear I COIOMAD&MAI n11 l.C19itHwy. . 671-9700 Himelson s aid Leonski, who was picked up by Heater as he hitchbilced near the San Diego Freeway last May 6, was forced into having sex through "duress and menace " during his two days of alleged captivity. The young drifter claimed Heat.er beat rum with a cane i..nd threatened to kill him unless he engaged in oral sex with the de- fendant, a previously convicted sex offender who spent 13 months in state prison. Leonski also testifi ed that Heater forced rum to have sex with Wanda Rainey, the 16-year- old girl who was a frequent vis- itor to Heater's home and who now lives there. llVIMI 4701 .... c. 552-5252 rHldent1 ••o d fteeomla1 barClsrfteUml. .. ............................ ~----... ----............................ .. . ,. \. ~ • • 7 SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - ~ Some members ol the Anlllcan l Cbureb in the United States, in· l cludinl married priests, could I become members of the , Roman Catholic cburcb and re- taln parts "' their own liturgy, Arebbisbop John R. Quinn an- nounced today. The plan would allow AD1Uems to enter the Roman Calltolic church under a "com-mon identity," Quinn said. Quinn, head of the San Fran- cisco diocese and president ol the National Conference of Cathollc Bishops, admitted that opening the Catholic Church's doors to Episcopalians could be dtrillve. · .. 'l'bat's the way it ls," Quinn told a news conference at modernistic St. Mary's Catbedral. adding that the uni- laterm move bad the blesatng ol Pote JCllm Pmal ll. ~ ftedld1w Maaid. .. a_._ only to .,.,.._. wbo, wlaile wtsblaa to retain 10me elementa of tbe Anclican tradtttoa, fully accept Roman Catholic doctrine and the authority of the pope and bilbops." Married Episcopal priests " would be allowed to remain married, ~ CCMdd DOt remarry wben wklowed, and l)eW priests would Dal be allowed to mUTY, Quinn said. 1 The plan was developed and l proposed to the Vatican in ' responee to requests from in· 1 dividuals and groups of Anglican background who have been · members of the Episcopal Church. Quinn said that al present only about 1,000 Episcopalians and 63 members of the clergy actively favored the move. He said they are members of the "Pro- diocese of St. Augustine of Can- terbury." Quinn. who emphasized that many details remain to be worked out, predicted ''lmpor- tan t gains and serious dif· faculties" in what be called "a truly historic and not.ably pre- cedent~setting development.'' The Episcopal Church, a Cbriltlan denomination in the United States, ls part of the AD1Ucan Communion with roots in the Church ol England. It was brouOt by English settlers to tbe Vlrltnia colony in 1807. Man Sought In Attack On Teacher Police are searebin1 for a •mutlJ ·~ looldna maD wbo attacked a 0-,....... Jeney ICbool ..... ... ber Newport Beach ......... ,.....,. Tiie ,..,.. -..et. DOticed wudertq tllrouita tbe hotel laall9 -....... people prior to Ute 11 p.m. W' I at, IJ'llbbed the ....................... la-*7 w 9fter m..., out Ute ... ,alee Nkt. De Wli i•• .. ti1aton he ........... °""-~· ................ ,. illl N , I --_.._ bat.el ............ tllll .._to .. ....... -.. .... ........ -H..aed tbe .................... loeat.e ..... , ......... ... .......... = ...... ... •?MIOt • .,.. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA aide that she will make a full statement on the matter. on Mon· day. • Mrs. Wieder previously asked for an analysis by Orange Coun- ty Counsel Adrian Kuyper. Kuyper s aid today the analysis is proceeding and could be concluded as early as next week. lions, said he would withhold substantive comment on the re· ports l.Dltil the county c<*lSel's inquiry is completed. Footner said, however, that he did not tell Mrs. Wieder about his financial entanglements when she appointed him to the commission. He sajd be didn't consider it important. "I bad bo idea it (the loan> wouldn't be paid back," Footner said. The loan was granted by Your llometown Dall~ NewHpaper TWENTY-FIVE CENTS . American National Bank. Footner, who earns $9,600 1 yearly as a planning com- missioner, said he did not think his financial problems would af-l feet his ability to vote objective- ly on planning matters. Footner discussed the swirlin5! controversy briefl y Tuesday wlth Mrs. Wieder. Neither par- ty, however, would disclose what specifically was discussed. Laguna Acreage Blnckened I . I /, • By STEVE MITCHELL fire to a place where we could Of-o.Myl"tNCSUff l to f . " Fire investigators believe ge on P 0 it. children playing with fireworks Fire hoses snaked down the set off a 12-acre brush fire in h i l l fr o m T h u r s t o n a s Laguna Beach Tuesday that firefighters maneuvered on the took 175 firelighters nearly three slopes, some as steep as 45 per· hours to contain. cent. Seventeen engine companies "They were slipping and slid· from Orange County, San ing all over the place," Kuhn Clemente, Laguna Beach. said ofthehl1:1side firefighters. roadblocks at both ends of Park Avenue. The fi re was contained by 6 p.m .. but firemen were called o ut s ho rtly a fter midnight because of a hot s pot reported by Canyon Acres residents. • Chief Kuhn said light winds aided in extinguishing the blaze. .. If we·d had a Santa Ana • Emerald Bay and South Laguna . As fire uruts surround~ the responded~»l' nr.1Jtnc -tilaze. Laguna Beach-pohce ad- that at first threatened ·ho~es in vise~ residents ~o stand by for wind, we'd have been on Skylin~· Drive fighting the fire." he said. Canyon Acres. about a quarter poss1~leevacuallon. . mile from Laguna Canyon Road. Residents w4:re seen atop their As the first Laguna Beach ro.ofs watering down wood units arrived on the canyon floor, shingles, and hundreds_ of spec. the wind stopped and flames tators ~atcbed the fare from began licking up the sides of the Coast Highway and the three art east canyon wall toward Thurston festiv.als below. IntermediateSchool, locatedat.op Police kept ~ost of th~ spe<:· the ridgeline. tat.ors off the hill by setting up Investigators were probing the blackened canyon wall today searching for clues to the brush fire. Witnesses on Canyon Acres told police they heard loud ex- plosions just prior to the fire Tuesday . Laguna Beach Fire Chief Charley Kuhn ordered two fire hoses up each flank from Can· yon Acres, and more lines were carried down the slope from the threatened school. Survivor Dies o.11'1 ............... a--~ As tbe ,flr-e approached the school, five units from Orange County set a backfire near a dirt road in back of the Top of the World community. RUGQEO.TERRAIN IMPED£8 FIREMEN IN LAGUNA No'"""'" or OatMge CeUMd by BN81t Blu8 Police Chief Jon Sparks. who helped with crowd control and communications at the achool command post , said "It was lucky for us the wind carried tbe M~siles Vulnerable? Alleged Soviet Weapon Could Hit U.S. Silos NEWPORT. R.J. CAP> - Defense Secretary Harold Brown said today that the Russians either have, or are on the verge of attaining, the capability to destroy U.S. land- based missiles in their under- ground launch bases. Brown said this is warning that Sdviet military advances in weapons power , numbers and technology could in the fut11re "threaten the survivability of each component of our strategic forces," including 1 ,000 Minuteman intercuntinental · ballistic missiles, the bomber forces and missile-firing sub- marines. "For our ICBMs, that poten· tial bas been realized, or close to it," Brown said in a speech pre· pared for delivery here at the Naval War College. "The So- viets are now deploying thousands of ICBM war6eaals accurate enough to threaten our fixed Minuteman sUos. "For our bombers, the threats are more remote ... and for sub- marine-launched ballistic mi.I· silet, IDOr'e hypothetical." His statement appeared to make the Soviet threat to the U.S. Minuteman ICBM force more immediate than bis forecast to Coqress lea than seven mooths aeo. At that time, Brown predicted lhat "Wltbin a year or two we can expect them (tbe Soviets) to obtain tbe neceaaey combination of ICBM numbers, reliability,· accuracy and wVhead yield'' to put most U .S. land-based mlssllea ln ~ In the event ol an at· IENCJBI' USI' PRtWES TAXING ..:.c.-==-=:.: .. ,... ...... 1n...., ..... 11111. Or 10• ••1 flad 1our ~· f/I ............ Ult· ed. TU dela.•••nt ta1 U1t ........... All. Reagan Criticizes Carter on De/eme BOSTON (AP) -1Accualn1 President Carter of "untruth· fUl" and "largely phony" clalml about America's defenseai Republican preaidentla nominee Ronald Rea1an said to- d a 1 tbe United States baa ~r~~ond place in In remarb Dl'ePU'ld for de- llHl'J' to the Am*iaa LfCkle annual CGIHI.-, Beapa ukl the Hea11tJ of till Uded 9t-. bu belll • ..._. ID jtopardr'' by tbe CarW' admbdltlatkm. - Hitdnc repeated11 at what be described u "the deterioration of American mWtary atreqtb" under Carter, Realan npeeted bl• ''peace throu.111 1treqth" campelp aJGPn, but did not de- fine euctly what be meaat Ill either dollan or 1peelflc mllltarJ Jll'Oll'UDI. Rea1an redted a ll•t of mllltUJ ap-dtn1 em lmpoeed br Cuter, but .... .id not 1ay wbteta cm be mlpt ,.tore u Pl'Cllkllat or wtdcb new mllttar)' (lee &&AGAN, .... Al) ) Anne Frank's Dad Was 91 BASEL. Switzerland CAP) - Otto Frank, 91, whose daughter Anne wrote a teen-age diary of Nazi persecution that shocked the world, died today. The German-born Frank was the sole survivor of a family of four ferreted out in 1944 by Nui raiders from the backroom or a Dutch warehouse where they had been biding for more than two years in an attempt to escape the Holocaust. H e was freed from the Auschwitz death camp by Soviet troops in 1945, at about the time Anne died of typhus in the Bergen-Belsen camp at age 15. His wife and other daughter also died in Nazi camps. Returning to the Amsterdam warehouse, Frank found Anne's Dutch-language diary. along with fairy tales and other stories she bad written while in hiding. Reflecting humor and pensive- ness, the d.ia'ry has been hailed as a monument to the courage and strength of the human spirit. "In spite of everything, l still believe that people are really good at heart," was a key passage that gripped millions around the world. The diary was publis hed in 1947. It was later dramatized as a prize.winning play, and the Franks' hiding place became a museum and a center of pil- grimage. Frank, decorated for bravery as a German officer in World War I, fied Germany with his family before the outbreak of World War II, as the Nazis pressed their anti-Jewish cam· paign. He opened a food-product business in Amsterdam, which was occupied by the invading Germans io UMO • The family went into biding June 14, 19'2, when news spread about the massacres of Jews. Th~y were tracked down Aug. 1, 1bree Seized On Theft Rap Three men were arrested Tuesday afternoaa in Irvine OD suapJdon ol burllary wbeo one of them wu found carrytq a typewriter from a home ln the 1400 block ol Wyetb Street. Irvine police Sat. Dick Bowman smd tbla momlnl be didn't have tbe names of \boee wbowere~. 'rh• tnewrtter ... the only tbinl ato1eD and tbe men wse arreated without lneldent, Bowmmaald. The residents of tbe home ..... at wed .... die iaddent .. ~. A,.WI...,,.... SURVIVOR SUCCUMBS Otto Frank, 91 1944. date of the last entry in Anne's journal. Frank settled in Switzerland in the 1950s, keeping the diary in the safe of a Basel bank. He turned over all royalties from the publication a nd the film rights to an Anne Frank Founda- tion in Amsterdam and to charity. . He had been ill six months. He is survived by his second wife, whom he married after the war. Orange Coast Weather Low cloudiness topight .~ and early Thursday mom -: lng otherwise sunny and warmer Thursday. Lows tonight 64 to 68. Highs Thursday 72 to 75 at beaches, 78 to 84 inland. INSIDE TODAY , FlarM• ~I Saudi Ara· bion jetliMT in .mergency reSur.ft SO RiJIQdh airport Oftd oU %SS aboard periah. Page A4. l•tlex -~--------- • MO&OOW <AP> -TIM &Met UnJoo made a ltronl caQ to. clay for an aU·£wope• dilarmameot coalerence. sa.yioi I ''broad and flexible'' outline for the belinnJ.nc HNioa could be dedded ~pon al the Helsinki revtew mMUn&1 beitnotnc next month \n M.clrkl Western diplomata said the rererence lo a flexJble approach to the diurmameal CGllferf:OCe appeared to reflect urgent So- . vtet intereet ln 1ett.ina the meeting under way 2 .... Ea., .... ,, ....... c.c........,. SAN JOSE CAP> -Two men carrying a shotgun. pistol and machete robbed a faal·food restaurant today, sexually assaulted two female customers and beat tt\e manager 10 the nead wnn the Iona-bladed knife, police reported. The incident occurred about l a.m . at a Taco Bell restaurant in eastern San Joee. Gold, .. ,.. .... ~ftl' c ....... U>NDON (AP) -Unrest in tbe Mideast aftd in Poland trig- gered a sarge of buyin1 in precious metals today. Gold closed in London at $635.25 an ounce. and traded in New Yorkat$164S anounce, upS22 40. Silver traded In New Vorit al$16.45, up57 cents. ~ Slaalw11 Lau E.V Slton- GOLDEN. Colo. CAP> -An earthquake shook the western end or Lake Erie today, and the tremor was felt in the Detroit area. There were no reports or damage, said Don Finley, a USGA spokesman. The quake registered 3.0 on the Richter scale and occurred at 2:35 a.m. PDT. according to seismographs at the survey's National Earthquake Jnlormation service in Golden. ..... J,ian Gharge Weighed LONG BEACH <At') -A Navy admlnlauaUve diacharae board planned to retire to COO· ••d•r 1 verdict today ln the case o( t.M (ourth womao accused of bom011auaJ act.lvtty 1bo1rd the USS Norton Sound. Ytreman Recruit Wendi WtUiama. 25. of the Bronx. N.Y .. waa lo take the st.and in her de· fenH 1\tetday nJ1ht before ahe pleaded exhaust.ion and asked to delay her testimony until today. "Sbe'a been through a lot," said Lt. Dooel Davidson, her Navy lawyer. following a marathon hearing session that . laated until late Tuesday. Ma. Wllliams U1i.ned grimly aa v arioul proeecution wltDeNes accused her of homosexual en- counte rs with women sailors Alicia Harris and Tange la Gaskins. Ma. Harris was round guilty of similar accusations Monday, but Ma. Gaskins was cleared of homosexual Involve- ment. The chairman or the hearing board. Cmdr. Frank Giorgio, said that before ending the bear· ing, he will call at least two and perhaps four of his witnesses in· eluding Ms. Harris' and Seaman Yvonne Nedrick, who testified in secret earlier in the day. PaaeiDead~ Medi-Cal Issue Ends in Mistrial By DAVID KVTZMANN OftMDMl"(~MetS&afl An Orange County Superior Court jury's inabillty to reach a verdict in the Medi-Cal Fraud t rial of Huntington Beac h psychiatrist Louis Glatch Jr. has resulted in a mistrial being declared. Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner ordered the mistrial Tuesday when jury foreman Russell OtT told him the panel was hopelessly deadlocked after nearly three days of delibera- tions. Glatch had been standing trlal on charges he intentionally sub- mitted fraudulent bills to the state's Medi-Cal program for more work than be bad dooe. In some cases, the prosecution claimed, be billed the st.ate for 28 hoursofwortina24-hourday. But three members of the jury which beard the lengthy case "felt in their hearts" the) could n ot be convinced of the psychiatrist's guilt, Orr said in a hallway interview. Orr said the jury took three secret ballot.a during il.s delibera- tion&, which began Friday. The first two votes were 84 for coovic· tion. The final ballot was 9-3 in favor of guilt. The jury foreman said there bad been a "tremendous amount of evidence" for the P8-el to study, but he did not elaborate on any ofthejury's discussions. Ms . Nedrlck ha s been described by many. witnesses as Ms. Williams' sworn enemy and has admitted having violent fights with Ms. Williams. A series of seven derense wit· nesses praised Ms. Williams as A 'ood worker aboard ship and satd what they knew of her rriendship with Alicia Ham s in- volved nothing sexual. One witness. Petty Officer Brent Drake. di5counted a writ· ten statement by another enlist· ed man who claimed he saw Ms. Williams and Ms. Harris kissing in the evaporator room aboard ship. Drake said it was hard to be 11 eve anyone could do anything like that in the space described. • Lt. j .g. Debra Stiltner led of£ th" testimony against Ms . Williams. telling how she once was summoned to the women's sleeping area aboard the ship before dawn and fou nd Miss Williams and Miss Harris entwined on a couch in a nearby lounge. "When I walked into the lounge, I saw Fireman Williams and Harris lying on the couch." she recalled. "Harris was lying on her back and Williams was sitting between her legs, facing out. Sex-slave Jury Debates Glatch. who suspended his practice more than a year ago because of his legal troubles. smiled broadly when the mistriaJ was declared, but made few com· mentstoreporters. ·Panel Must Decide on Consent Issue He said he had "mixed reel- ings" aboutthejurydeadlock,but was somewhat happy with the tum of events. Did Leotis Heater force a .. weak, vulnerable" young man to be his ''sex slave" or was the 18·year-old hitchhiker from North Carolina a willing partici· pant in two days or sexual ac- tivities at Heater's Fountain Valley home? This ia the question an Orange County Superior Cou~ J\ll'Y must answer as it &egina deliberatJms in the sex perversion trial or the 49-year-old Heater. The seven-man, five·woman panel was given the case Tues· day following closing arguments from pl"08eeutor Dave Himelson and defense attorney John Flood. Deliberations continued today. Al lasue Is whether Jonathan Leonski. 18, consented to the ~lgBeaien Parents Suspected .. In Infant's Death. 11'be parent.a Of a bruised and broken baby who died lut wed: were arrest e d Tuesday in Garden Grove on suspicion of beating their 7-week-o ld daughter to death. Richard and Sandra Doerr or Garden Grove were booked into Orange County Jail Tuesday in connection with the death or their child. Stephanie, who was born on J-.me 26. Police officers said the couple called for medical aid on Aua. 10 wh e n the baby stopped breathing. 1be child wu taken to the Chlldrens Hospital of Orange County. • ~ast Saturday, doctors COD· clUded that aJtbougb the baby sUIJ was on life-support systems. her brain bad stopped function· ing. Doctors said tbe cause or death was blunt blows to the head. Slephanie also bad 21 rib frac· tures, bleeding behind the eyes and two fractured legs. Doctors told police the child DAILY PILOT '"" 0.""90 C...•• 0..1, ......... ···~ -ft .. tom1>1neict uw ~ Prn, •• , Otilblt~ "°' '"' 0.-CM\! ~'"""' C-0."•· -··~ .... '°"' ... ....,.,_ -·· ,..,_ l'•o<N• 1or tMI• -...._., .. kl\. _........, :!!',:~~~ ~·~ :.'~!. ~~,,.~ --.-SM.,,Ofn-~ .. T .. "'"""'°' -·~ ,,._,, i• .t )JO Wttl 8•Y $1rft~ ... 0 80• '*" (.Oolt.t ~. c..41400' .... ,,.,. ._.. .. _ "'""'*"' __ _ JMI •~ V><t "'"''°""' •fld 0.-<ll """-' ~ . ...-, .... "'=A.-r="' <MtMM.~ &W _ _..,...,_ had received the inj uries two to three weeks before she died. Police Sgt. Bruce Beauchamp said Investigators have no idea why the paren~ waited so long to have their baby treated. "The first call we got was when the baby stopped breathing that morning," said Beauchamp. Richard Doerr, 30, and San· dra. 31, bad been manied for nine years, be said. Stephanie was their first child. Fro•PageAI REAGAN ••• programs he might approve. It was Reagan's second major speech lb.la week attacking the Democratic president's milllary policies. Carter will get his chance to argue bis cue before the Legion convention Tbunday. 1 n an address before the Veterans of Foreip Wars COD· vention Monday. Reagan ac· cuaed Carter of "shabby" treat- ment ol veterans and of Del)ect of the natloo'a defemes. Veterans Adminlltrator Max Cleland haa criticized -Re.,an•s previous remarks. commeatlq, ·'I am surprised and alJnned at Gov. Reagan's distortion of the facts about our nation's veterans. Once a1·a 1a bis rhetoric baa ovettaten reality.'' Reaaan also promiaec:l m bis speeds ~ to IJoOlt mU1tarY 1pendlq "lD tbe face of np6d and overwbelmiDI 1rowtb ln Soviet mllitarJ capabWtlem. "Every 1la1l• analy1t1 of whleb tam • ..,.. cltndl1 eoD· tradlcta tbl1 admlat1traUoo'1 1mu1 ....iloa tbat tbe UDlted StatH ta aad wlll remaln mlUtarllJ superior {to tbe Soviet UDicla) °" at leaat 'aeecmd to none.' We an alrMdJ HeCDI to ooe, '' ReacaD Miid. He delertbed AIMl'te•'• de- feaae lltuaUoa aa "In" bat ••• Dall b1tl&r'9¥able. W• allt pro•lde tbe def... •P 1a·•· ad Pftlll'W w•1o1r1 .. tot· l'WtiH-.l•ada~ YUlaen"6UU.'' .. well ..... t.rm ., ... procrama. sexual acts with Heater and a 16 -year-old gi rl or was threatened with physical harm :jnd held against his will at the house on Goldeneye Avenue. Himelson sald Leonskl, who was picked up by Heater as he hitchhiked near the San Diego Freeway last May 6, was forced into having sex through "duress and menace" during his two days of alleged captivity. His attorney, David Brickner . said he had hoped his client would be exonerated. "It's a close case," Brickner said before going orr to tali with jurors. Deputy Attorney General Frederick Millar. who prosecuted the case. said he too would talk with jurors lo "get their perspe<:- tive." "No prosecutor likes to see a hung jury," Millarsaid. Ir the state decides \o try G latch again. new legal proceedings could be instituted wt thin 60 days. 11.rw1,....... KIDNAP VICTIM TOMMY BEATTIE REUNITED WrTH PARENTS Six Youngsters Charged With Abduction of Boy. 10 Youth Plot 6 Held in Abduction of Boy The young drifter claimed Heater beat him with a cane ond threatened to kiU him unless he engaged in oral sex with the de· fendant, a previously convicted sex offender who s pent 13 SCOTCH PLAINS. N .J . (J\l'l newspaper route. Union County months In state prison. _ Five boys and one girl. ran~-Prosecutor John H. Stam I er said Leons ki also testified that <mtada, Rock ing in age from 12 to 11. have Tuesday Patricia Beattie. 17. Heater forced him to have sex been charged with kidnapping in was not with her brother al the with Wanda Rainey, the 16-year· the abduction of a 10-year.old time. old girl who was a frequent vis· E'QllS Riot boy held for $12,000 ransom, The prosecutor. who said the itor to Heater's home and who C ~ police say. t>oy was pushed into a car after now lives there. TORONTO (AP> _ An· Lt . John powe r s said he refused a ride. was held in an The prosecutor contended the gry rock rans tossed authorities we re s urprised by :Jpartment and a garage in defendant's activities with chairs and charged the the age of those involved in the Plainfield with his hands and Leonski were almost identical to stage alter being told that . apparent conspiracy. reet bound and his race covered those in a 1971 case in which singer Allee Cooper would "I've never seen anything like with a ski mask. Healer was c harged with not perform. it in my career," Powers said. Beattie was found silting on molesting another youn' Club-wielding police ar-The arrests came Tuesday the steps of the Netherwood hitc hhiker in his Fountain rested 30, and at least six after the parents of Thomas train station in Plainfield by Valley home. were reported 1 .. 1ured. Beattie paid the ransom and 1 h 15 Id That C ....... waa dropped as....... """"' . ed 'th th bo h po ice. w ere a -year ·o --..-.. Some of the estimated were rewut wi e Y • w o r 1 d 17 ld al of a plea bargain agreement 20,000 who turned up for was not harmed during his 18· ema e an a h -yedar -do m -de whic h sent Heater to state the concert Tuesday nJght hour ordeal. The $12,000 was w e r e appre en e • s a a prison for another attack in 1987. damaged turnstiles and later recovered from a car by Stamler. He was released from prison ln kicked in the glass in detectives armed with a search Another 17-year-old boy was 1977. phone booths aa they left warrant. a rrested in Plainfield about an Flood, in his closing state· the grounds o( the Cana-The boy was abducted about hour later, said Sgt. Richard ments, told the j u ry that dian Natianal Exhibition. 7:30 p.m. Monday while collect-Berman of the Plainfield Police Leonski, contr ary to bis ing money on his sister 's Department. testimony, waa enjoying hlmsell ---------------------------------------- in the Heater home and re-....................................................................................... . mained there for two days voluntarily. The defense attorney said the slightly built, blond-haired North CarollnJan consented to the sexual acts with Heater and Miss Rainey. Crash Kills P888enger; Driver Held A passenger in a car that tumbled over an off-ramp on the Garden Grove Freeway in Orange died early today and the driver wu arrested on auapicion of felony drunken drlvinl and' manslaughter. Robert Ress, 21, of Orance, wu cru1bed to death when the car rolled over tbe Tustin Avenue olf-i11mp at 1: 15 a .m . ae· cordiDC to Officer Ken Kleaaner of tbe California Ht1bway Patrol. The driver Jeffrey J . Gardner, 20, oi Or~•· wu thrown from tbe car not lll· jµNd. He WU booked lDto tbe Oran1e 0ounty Jail, JUeatlMI' aald. Gardner'• car•• tutbouDd OG tbe freewaJ wbea lt 1udMftl1 1wened from tbt llow to tbe faat 1 .. , lkicldtd beck°"" the offramp .... rolled 30 , ... tbe offlewuld. Ladies Summer Sportwear and Swimwear COIOMA DIL MAI 211 I I. Ceilf Hwy. 675-9700 SPORTS CINTERS 11'1MI 4701 l•rwe 552-5252 Ta.er• were no othe r pa1HQ&er"1,be1aid. .. ............................... .--. ................................... mi!llJ • (• . \. ' • ... 't'our Hometown . Dally Newspaper ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TWENTY-FIVE CENTIS Kids Blamed · in · Fire l 12 Acres Burned • .. f __ ,., .,.... ..... "'*""QlllotH ...... RUOGEO TERRAIN IMPEDES FIREMEN IN LAGUNA No lnjulin or oa,...... C.UMd by 8ruah a1 .. ¥atka• Appnmn Catholicism Role· ! OK for Wed Priests ' .. WASHINGTON CAP> -Mar· Inl.aguna • • By STEVE MITCHELL oe .. ~Nett...e Fire lnvesti1ators believe chUdreo pl~ with fireworks set ofl a 12·acre brush fire in Laguna Beach Tuesday that took 175 firefighters nearly three hours to CClOt.a.in. Seventeen engine companies from Orange County, San Clemente, Laguna Beach, Emerald Bay and South Laguna responded to the 3:30 p.m. blaze that at fll'St threatened homes in Canyon Acres. about a quarter mile Crom Laguna Canyon Road. As the first Laguna Beach units arrived on the canyon noor, the wind stopped and flames began licking up the sides or the east canyon wall toward Thurston Intermediate School. localed atop the ridgeline. • Laguna Beach Fire Chief Charley Kuhn ordered two fire hoses up each flank from Can· yon Acres, and more lines were carried down the slope from the threatened school. As the fire approached the school. five units from Orange County set a backfire near a dirt road in bacli of the Top of the World community. Police Chief Jon Sparks, who helped with crowd control and communications at the school command post, said "It was lucky for us the wind carried the fire to a pJace where we could 1et on top of it." Fi~ bme9 snaked down the VOLUNTEER FIREMEN DOM D'ISABELLA (LEFT), JOE LOWE BATTLE SCHOOL BLAZE Hlllalde Brush Fire Threaten• Thu'mon Intermediate School In Laguna Beach hill from Thurs ton a s firefighters maneuvered on the slopes, some as sleep as 45 per· cent. "They were slipping and slid· ing all over the place,'· · Kuhn said of the hillside firefighters. As fire units surrounded the blaze, Laguna Beach police ad· vised residents to stand by for possible evacuation. Residents were seen atop their roofs watertnc down wood shingles, and hundreds or spec· t ators watched the nre from Coast Highway and the three art festivals below. Police kept most of the spec. tators off the hill by setting up roadblocks at both ends of Park Avenue. The fire was contained by 6 p.m .• but firemen were called out shortly after midnight because of a hot spot reported by Canyon Acres residents. Chief Kuhn said ligtit winds aided in extinguishing tlte blaze "If we'd had a Santa An a wind, we'd have been on Skyline Dri ve fighting the fire," he said, Investigators were probing the blackened canyon wall today searching for clues to the brush fire. Witnesses on Canyon Acres told police they heard loud ex· plosions just prior to the fire Tuesday. ried Anglican priests could · beeome Roman Catbo&lc prie&ta i ud r •• ela married, the Olllted ' ..._ Clltllolk Confer.nee an-1 • 1neld todQ. IJl&in manied. 'Ibey would not be allowed to rem•rry U widowed and could not become bl1bope, Shaw noted. Man1 detall.1 remain to be worked out and the caaes of priests will be reviewed on an lndlvidual buis, emphasized Archbishop John R. Qui.DD of San Francilco, president ol the National Conference oC Catholic BisboJJe. Hil"ls Repo~t Gets Laguna Nod \ TIM plan. approved by the VaUcm. would allow Anclicana i to eeter the Rom.an Catholic f;laurcb under a .. common iden· Uty" with their own liturgy. C'..ouncil Overrules Planners on Environment Statement t Catholic Conference ~ ~kesmaa Russell Shaw said \ the phrase "common identity" l indicates that the Anglicans , could retain some of their customary liturgy. In addition, he said, married Anglican priest.a could become Roman Catholic priests and re- The plan was developed and proposed lo the Vatican In response to requests from both individuals and groups of Anglican background who have been members of the Episcopal Church, according to the Catholic Conference. Laguna Beach City Council members have a pproved an en· vironmental report on Sycamore Hills, overruling planning com· missioners rejection of the document. S•rvivor Dies Commissioners and members of the city's Housing Element Commlttee in its General Plan Revision Program have argued that thet"e was a lack of afforda· ble housing in a proposed de· velopment on the S22·acre parcel. The commissioners also had said there was insufficient in· formation on sewage and water service. Anne Frank's Dad Was 91 Ann Barker, chairwoman of the Housing Element Commit· tee, ureed council members Tuesday night to rejed the en· vlronmental ~until there is "adequate" study or the afford&· ble housing matter. BASEL. Switzerland <AP> - Otto Frank, 91, whose dauitrter Anoe wrote a teen·aae diary of Nut peneeutioD that shocked die wcirtd. died today. TM OennaD·bom Franlt was ' ta.. .. survivor of a family of fov fernted out in 19" by Nui rakten tna the backroom of a Datcb wareboa.ae where they llad bem bklin& for more than two 1ean in an attempt to tteape the Holoeauat. He waa freed from the AllMlnrtta death camj) by So¥Mt C.as& Weat•er Low ..,._, todiaht _. M11J Tbunda1 morn· ............ ......, aad w.....-'TINnday. Lowa teallla' M to •· IUCh• T~•1"•t 11 'to 'II at ......... •torat IDland. troops in 1945, al about the lime Anne died or typhus in the Bergen·Belsen camp at age LS. His wife and other daughter also died in Naz.i camps. · Retuming to the Amsterdam warehouse, Frank round Anne's Dutch·language diary, along with fairy tales and other stortes she had written while in hidin1. Reflectina humor and penslve-neaa, the diary bas been bailed as a monument to the couraee and strength of the human spirit. '!In spite of everything, I still belie.e that people are really 1ood at be art," was. a key · =•11 e that gripped milllona the world. Tbe diary wa1 publilhed in 1N'7. It was later dramatbed u a pfile.winnin8 play, and the Franb' hidin1 place became a muaeum and a center of pU. grim a~ But the coumcU voted 3·1, with Councilman Howard Dawson voting no and Councilman Kelly Boyd abstaining, to approve the environmental report. Dawaoo had no object.ions re· gardine the affordable housing sltuatlbn, but doubted if the uses outlined in the documents would provide adequate income. "I think we would be doing a di11ervlce to adopt it as it stands and then go ask for a loan," be said. Clemenle Eyes Money·Aid to YouihCluba Frank,' decorated for bravery aa a German officer in World War I, fJed Genn&Q)' wttb bit f amUy before the outbreak of San Clemente City Council World War ti, a1 tbe Nula memben wlll deelde toailbt ~ tbelr antl·Jewlth cam· wbetber tbey will 1DeDCI '21,000 i>alln. lie opened a food-product to ball out the f inanclally balDm iD ~wtdeh ltr ..... ..,. end Obit Club. wu oecUD6ed b¥ tldial CMlldl memben were ap- 0..... fa IMO. PfOMNI tw moatbl ato by the TIM famUJ .-tlllt:;a ._,., llCWd o1 dlneton, and J-W. -· ..._....,. ukM to mab a cm.Um• ecm-about the m 1aer• " trlbattaD to put the club Nell bl ,,.., ... tnebd don ..... 1, tbe black. DM, dlde ol tbe lut 1Dtr7 lD At t1111t Ume, Ult eoacll lakt ADfr9.;:r-u1· it wanted to ... tbe club'• ftaaa. .wed ID 9WM a1 ' clal NCDrdl Won a\ltbclrtliDI latbe--a.u._,ID npendlwr. to paJ off more die ... ii A .... .• tlta• ··-lD overdue H • ··:.tst"r.-= -tlle ~ fllll llaoe• recordt wlll be re· ltllllll•• ............... eoaeil ..... . tlill .. A am I d to bin tc 'fi ......... _, .... the ............... . &'tt'a111m11ama1 .... 11e er...._. II ••tlNd b7 ldl .__.wife, TIMr-nalpftltl.•Ulbeln .... 1111 lllUl'lee after IM war. (Ill~,_ Al) The city is negotiating a sale of 60 acres or the Sycamore Hllls properly. located between Laguna Canyon and El Toro roads, to Baywood Development Co. of Newport Beach. Baywood plans to build up to 322 townhouses on that portion, off EJ Toro Road adjacent to Leisure World. Sale proceeds would be used to service a portion or a $6. 7 million debt the city owes on the land, and reduce the $1,500 per day interest that is accrulnc. Arter approving the enViron· mental report, the council voted 3·2. with Dawson and Boyd vot· ing no, to approve a land use document for the parcel. Mayor Wayne Baglin said he wanted to see a land use docu· ment that would a llow the greatest use of resources with limited development. Councilwoman Sally Bellerue agreed. saying "We should keep as many options cror land use> as possible.·· But Boyd said the city is ''de· pending so mu ch oo Baywood. and so little on everything else." Baywood could bring $4 million. or Sl.5 million. We're not sure " The council also voted unan- imously to provide that sale of commerciaJ or recreational land on the parcel would be a ccom· panied by a cost and revenue analysis. Lesbian Charge Weighed Navy Defendant's Testimony Delayed LONG BEACH (AP J -A Navy administrative discharge board planned to retlre to con· sider a verdict today in the case of the fourth woman accused of homosexual activity aboard the USS Nortoo Sound. Fireman Recruit Wendi Williama, 25, or the Bronx, N.Y., was to take the stand in her de- fense Tuesday night before she pleaded exhaustion and uted to delay her testimony until today. "Sbe'a been through a lot," said Lt. Donel Davidaon, her Navy lawyer, following a marathon bearing sesaion that luted uatll late Tuesday. Ila. Williama llatened erimly 81 varioul pl'OleCution witnesses · accUMd her ot bomoeexual en- counten with women sailors Alicia Harris and Tangela Guklal. Ml. Hanil wu found aull=of similar aceusatiolll Mon , but lb. G111Uaa wu clea of bomolaual ift'olye. meat. Tbe cbal.rmm ol the beuiq board, Cmdr, Pnak Gkqlo, sa141 that befol'e mdinl tbe bear· lq, he wU1 oall at ,._ two and perlulpe four ot bla wtta• ... in- cludlnl Ml. Harril and Seaman YYaDe Nedr1ek, wbo t.-dDld .. Ment Mrller In tbe claJ. 111. Nedrlet bas been delertbld ..,. IDM1 wttHleel u 111. Wllliaml' non ... lllJ and has admitted having violent fights with Ms. Williams. A aeries of seven defense wit· nesaes praised Ms. Williams as a good worker aboard ship and said what they knew or her friendship with Alicia Harris in· volved nothif1I sexual. One witness. Petty Officer Brent Drake. discounted a writ· ten statement by another enlist· ed man who claimed he saw Ms. Williams and Ms. Harris kissing in the evaporator room. aboard shJf. Drake said it was hard to be ieve anyone could do anything Uke that in the space described. Lt. j.g. Del*'a Stiltner led off the testfmony against Ms . Williama, telling how she once was summoned to the women's sleeptnc ,rea aboard the ship before dawn and found Miss Williama and Miss Hurla entwll)ed on a couch 1n a nearby loun.ee. "When I walked iato the lounae. I 1aw Fireman Williama and JlaJTtl lying on the couch," she recalled. "Hanis wu Jytq on her back and Williama wu slttlq between her lep, ractac out. It )'OU bave been tard1 ta pay· tn• thole prqperty tuea chancel are your name la in today'• edi· tJon. Or 1ou may flnd your ul1bbor'1 or Mend'• name lfat. td. TM delinquent tax.· Uat bellnt on Pall All. ''When t saw it. I £ell it was in· appropriate. It suggested an in· timacy." Ms. Stiltner said. She noted tha t the women were completely clothed and that Ms. Harris explained that she was waiting to go on duty and Miss Williams was keeping her company. On cross·examination, Ms. Stiltner said she did not witness any sexual conduct or move· ment between the two women. ! Woman Dies 1 After Coast ~J Auto Crash 1 A 0Missouri woman has died as a result of injuries she received hi a head-on colUsion on Coa Highway ln Capistrano Beaclt Aug. 13. Ellen Fredman, 27, of Clayton Mo., died at llisalon Comm uni Hospital five days after a eras that took the llfe of fello passenger Rochelle Margolies, 51, or University City, Mo. A car alleaedly beadine north bound in the southbound lanea Co11t m1hway slammed into the car containina tbe two Mil· aourl women aid two other puaqers. f\etricla ta•rabam, 41, or Cap61C.nno Beffh, driver of tbe northbound vehicle, was treated aad later released from San Clemente O.Ual Hoepltal . • . . . . et ... Id re a ll ~ e d 6 'f 0 • .. =~ . .. .. . . .. .. .. ' ~ . .. ~ • • ·- . . ,.,. .......... KlDHAP YlCT)M TOMMY BEAmE REUNIT£D WITH PARENTS S&x Youngeten Charged With Abduction of Boy, 10 Youth Plot 6 Held in A.b<Juction of &>y SCOTCH P~NS. N.J . (AP> -Five boys and one girl, rang-.we. in age Crom 12 to 17. have been charged with kidnapping in the abduction or a 10-year-0\d boy held for Sl2,000 ransom. police say. Lt. J ohn Powers said a uthorilies were s urprised by the age of those involved in the apparent conspiracy. •'I've never seen anything like it in my career .·' Powers said. The arrests came Tuesday after the parents of Thomas Beattie patd the r ansom and were reunited with the boy. who was not harmed during his 18· hour ordeal. The $12.000 was later recovered from a car by detectives armed with a search warranL The boy wa~ abducted about 7:30 p.m. Monday while coll ect- ing money on hi..c;..s..i.s.ur.:..'- newspaper route. Union CoWlty Prosecutor John H. Stamler said Tuesday. Patricia Beattie, 17, was not with her brother at the llme. The prosecutor, who said the boy was pushed into a car after he refused a ride, was held in an a partment and a garage in Plainfield with his hands and feet bound and his face covered with a ski mask. Beattie was found sitting on the s teps of the Netherwood train station in Plainfield by police. where a 15-year -old female and a J7-year -old male were appre~e'.hd~d . sa id StamJer San Juan Reviews Sewer Management The San Juan Capistrano City Council will meet tonight to dis· cuss the management or t he Southeast Regional Reclamation Authority sewer treatment plant. The SERRA board has voted to change control of operations of the agency's Dana Point facility from the City or San Juan Capistrano to a private firm effective Sept. 1. PreVlously the council voted to withhold a portion of the city's share of the SERRA budget until that agency's governing board made a decision r egarding management during the shift of $40,000 Grant ~ for Laguna · the City or Laguna Beach will r«eive a $40,000 grant for de· v~oping neighborhood watch prt.ograms over a two-year period. The Laguna Beach Police D4;partment is expected to hire two full·time staff members to coordinate the citiien seU-help programs. ORANGE COAST l 'SC DAILY PILOT tM Ot ...... (O.~ 0..1w P•tol. •H" W'ftte" I\ t-0.-I"° NtW\ ,...,.,, I• .....,.,....., 119 '"° 0.-C .. \I _,.,_.,,. C--y ~-· H tUOft\ .,-., owOilti'ltid "'°"'°"' ""°""" "''Off ,., to\I• -......._, 8ffc~. """'-::.~':~~ni::;. x·!~ ,·~--.::,:1 .~~~,,.~ ;:::::~~ s::~,:~~~ w:!~~.:~~\:"~'. ... ,w.c..••-C<M•""'"'•'1•'-•...-1,. _ """''*"'·""-·-~-·•·c.wt.r Vl<•"'"*"'•"°Clt_.11__. ,,_..._.. fOllOf T-•A-._.~ ... Eelllof 0-...H.~ ""--.....u .... L..-• ...-~ '4f) ... c..t• .. ..,....y Ofkee C..I• MtW · l>OWHI .... Sl!'WI lfW""""lfftlt 0t7Jlifftll-• .. 0 T ........... ('14)...,._, • Q111•••Y...-..•M>M1t Lilllfta .. edl AIDlll_,_ TtltiJhlllt ........ P.-S-C- -..-0 plant operations. However. a written report lo the council says city disagree· ments with Sanitation Opera· lions Consultants, Inc .. which is to be the new operator or the plant, have been worked out and the transfer should now proceed One of the issues that separat· , ed San Juan and SOCl was the private firm's original intention not to retain the current city crew which is oper ating the plant. But a compromise was worked ou t and eight of the city employees will be hired bv the ne w plant oper ator. The Ci· ty Council will meet at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 82400 Paseo Adelanto. 2Join Race In Clemente; Tally at 10 Two more candidates have re· turned nomination papers in San Clemente, bringing to 10 the number or names that are eligi- ble for the Nov. 4 City Council ballot. Instrument technician Steven Ratclefr and financial loan broker Robert "Bob" Brennan returned petitions-containing the signatures of 20 registered San Clemente voters to City Clerk Max Berg Tuesday. The two men join eight other cudidates wbo have Teturned nomination papers for two seats on the City Council. The others include appointed council members Thomu O'Keefe and Patrick Lane, clockmaker Bill Waper, busi· n e • a m a n J a y D u r t i ·n • homemaker Melanie Vamell, former plannfng commluioner Al Wulfeck, buaineasman Gary L. Fuller ud Newport Beach ft• ecutlve search officer Alaa Konen. Four other candJdatet bave taken oat nomination papen, bat ba" 110t returned them. Tlt•1 lDelud• former eounctl member Artbar HolmH; vetena council candidate Robtrt RmlD: .-itarJ diltrict neeudw BQ lleddocb; -' lnduatrtal •116f::t Edward G. Beyer. P1lln1 1"'• a. at 5 p.m.~. '· .. .. . . .... -.... • ID Peril? Defenae Chief Reveals Soviet Advances NEWPORT, R I. <AP l - Defenae Secretary Harold Brown said today that the RUJalana ellber have. or are on the ver1e or attaloina. the capabllicy to deetroy U.S. land· butKI m.Lullta J.n lbeir under· 1rouod launch ~. Brown said thla la warnlng that Sovtet IJUUtary advances in weapona power. numbers and l~chnology could ln t.be future .. threaten the survivability of each component or our strat.egic for ces," tnclud ing 1.000 M lnuteman intercontine ntal balllsUc misaUea, the bomber rorcea and mlssUe-riring sub· marines. "For our ICBMs. that pot.en· lial bu been reallsed. or close to it,'' Brown said in a speech pre- . pared for delivery bere at the Naval War College. "The So- v ieta are now deploying thousands of ICBM warheacis accurate eoougb to threaten our fixed Minuteman silos. "For our bombers, the threats are more remote, and for sub- marlne-launched ballisUc mis· sites, more hypothetical.·· His statement appeared to make the Soviet threat to the U.S. Minute man ICBM force more immediate than b is forecut to Concresa &els than 1even montba a10. At that time, Brown predicted that .. within a year or two we can expect them (the Soviets> to obtain tbe necessary combination of ICBM numbers, reliability, accuracy and warhelKI yield" to put most U.S. land· baaed missiles in jeopardy in the event ol an at· tack. At the same time, however, Brown expressed confidence in his speech today that the United States can maintain what he called "essential equivale~" with the Soviet. Union and efre<:· lively ~r a Russian attack by modernizing its strategic forces with the mobile MX miaslle. bombers armed with cruise mis· sites, and giant new Trident sub- marines witb more potent and accurate weapoaa. Brown stressed that the con- troversial plan for 200 MX mis· siles, which would be shuttled among about 4.600 shelters in re- mote Western valleys. "is highly import.ant for preserving the long-term strategic balance." The defense secretary made these points in connection with a discussion of the revised U.S. nuclear strategy, which places J!reater emphasis on an ability ~--JVST BREAKING--- . Lale item& from today'• WOTld and national ne1D1 deaeloprnnta. Palestinian Targets Bombed by Israeli Jets --TEL A VTV.-11>~-Ml+-~li-fight.er· jets-·botn1Je0 Palestinian targets in southern Lebanon today for the second consecutive day after guerrillas pounded Israel's northern Galilee panhandle with a barrage of rockets, the military com- mand announced. A communique said all Is raeli planes returned after bomb- ing "forward and organizationaJ bases used for strikes" against l srael. It did not identify the targets. Officers here said Palestinian crews fired several Soviet· made Katyusha rockets at settlements in Galilee but no one was injured. ' Gold J ..,..,_ on "ew Cri.n LONDON <AP> -Unrest in the Mideast and in Poland trig- gered a surge of buying in precious metals today. Gold closed In London al $635.25 an ounce, and traded in New York at$645an ounce, up$22.40. Silver traded in New Yorkat$16.45, up57 cents. ~Sia~• Lal«-E..W Sltore GOLDEN, Colo. <AP> -An earthquake shook the western end of Lake Erle today. and the tremor was fell in the Detroit area. There were no reports of damage, said Don Finley, a USGA spokesman. The quake registered 3.0 on the Richte r scale and occurred at 2:35 a.m. PDT. according to seismogra phs at the survey's National Earthquake Information Service in Golden. -and readiness -to strike at Soviet m ilitary and war. supporting industrial and com· mand centers, while de· empbaslz:ing attacks on the So- viet POPUiation. Th fs ''counter v a i Ii n g strategy" bu drawn heavy fire Wlllhining Laguna Jobs Rejected ln a split vote, Laguna Beach City Council members rejected a move Tuesday lo combine the city treasurer and deputy city treasurer positions. and also re· fused to pay the city treasurer $880.SO per month. Councilmen Howard Dawson, Kelly Boyd and Neil Fitzpatrick voted against the recommend&· lion to combine the positions. while Counci lwoman Sa lly Bellerue and Mayor Wayne Baglin voted for it. City Trea s urer Fran Englehardt. elected in April, has been sharing duties with Deputy City Treasurer Betsy Morris, who is a city employee. Ms. Morris has resigned, and her last day on the job will be from tt-., Russians and from som e A.nerican c ritics, who claim it makes nuclear war more thinkable. "This evolution in our doctrine enhances deterrence and re- duces the likelihood or nuclear war," Brown said. Dally "''-' S!Mt ...... LOSES 810 FOR DUTIES City Treeaurer Engelhardt Friday. The council's action will ~,.e.,...~n·al there r ore I eave Mr s. Lri.1 ••"-' Englehardt, who had sought the merger. with the tot.al workload. Rites Uonor Mrs. Engtehardt is paid $150 per month in her elected posi· tion. ------Mr.-Lanibers Fro• Page ,\I CLUBS ... orrered by the Veterans of Foreign Wars post. contingent on the city's promise to grant at least a similar amount. The city's portion , if ap· proved, would come from com- m unity promotion savings and from federal revenue·sharing reserve funds. Earlier this summe r, club dir ector Howard Massie ap- proached the council. saying the 700-member organization was irl dan~r of being shut down if more than $26,000 in debts were not paid. Factors blamed for the reo ink budget include reduced grants and contributions from United Way, as well as litUe response to requests for foundation grants. In addition, club officials say an insurance policy lapsed, thus leaving the club with a $7,000 medical bill for one of its employees. Ha rold "Pete" I.ambers, a former La~una Beach Park~ and Recreation comm 1ss1oner who \\a!> acl1ve 10 c1 v1c or - ganizations. died Tuesday at the age of 61. Mr. Lambers was involved in acquiring and building Riddle Fie ld in Laguna and was active in the Little League and Babe Ruth U!ague Youth baseball or- ganizations. He was a former president of the Laguna Beach J aycees, and former com m ande r of the American Legion. He was a lso a former member of t he Elks Club and a member of the Laguna Beach Lions Club. Memorial services for Mt'. Lambers will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. Catherine's Catholic Church. Mr . Lambers Is survived by his wife. Harriet , of Laguna Beach ; son. Pat, of Albuquer· que; daughter J oanne Rosen of San Juan Capistrano; brother, Howard Kinney, of Fullerton: and a granddaug hter Sex-slave Jury Debates Probe Pushed In Cloning Mishap Panel Must Decide on Wnsent Issue Did Leolis Heater force a "weak. vulnerable" young man to be his "sex slave" or was the 18-year-old hitchhiker from North Carolina a willing partici· pant in two days Qf sexual ac- tivities at Heater's Fountain Valley home? He was released from prison in 1977. Flood, in his closi.ng st.ste- m e n ts, told the jury that Leonski, contrary to his testimony, was enjoying himself in the Heater home and re- mained there for two days voluntarily. The defense attorney said the slightly built, blond-haired North Carolinian consented lo the sexuaJ acts with Heater and Miss Rainey. Flood s aid L eon s k i's testimony "was not very relia· ble ·' and that the prosecution witness made up hls story as he went aJong. Heater is charged with nine counts of oral copulation, sodomy and false imprisonment. LA J OLLA CAP ) -UC San Diego is pushing a Sept. 5 deadline in its investigation into the bizarre mis-cloning or insect viruses in the lab of virologist Samuel Ian Kennedy a nd whether his work was sabotaged. A seven· member biosafety committee made up of citizens as well as UC educators and staff of· ficials also wants to know why four of Kennedy's postgraduate students resigned from cloning work in protest. This is the question an Orange County Superior Court jury must answer as it begins deliberations in the sex perversion trial of the 49-year·old Heater. The seven-man, five-woman .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ panel was given the case Tues· day following closl.ng arguments from prosecutor Dave Himehloa and defense attorney Jobn Flood. Deliberations continued today. Al ~ue is whether Jonathan Leonski, 18, consented to the sexual acts with Heater and a 16-year-old girt or was threatened with physical harm and held against his will at the house on Goldeneye Avenue. Himelaoa said Leonaki, who was picked up by Heat.er as be hitchhiked near the San Diego Freeway lut May 6. was forced into having sex through "duress and menace.. during bis two days of alleged captivity. The young drirter claimed Keater beat him with a cane 5t.nd threat.med to kill him unleea be en1a1ed in oral sex with the de· fendant, a previously convicted seK off ender who apeot 13 months in state prilon. Leonaki also testified that Heater forced him to bave aa with Wada Rainey, the la.year·· old llrl wbo wu a frequent vi&· it.or to Heater'• hom• and wbo now lives there. The proMCutor contended the defendant's acUvltlH with Leoalki were .imoat ldeDUcal to thoee in a 1171 cue in which Heater wu cb•r••d witb moleattnc another JOUDI hltcbblker in bis Pouataia Valley bome. . nat Clle WU dropped al pmt of a plea bar1a1n aareemet whlcb sent Keater to state Ladies Summer Sportwear and Swimwear CC>aOMA DIL MAI 21J I I. C...t Hwy. 675-9700 llVIMI 4701 ...... c. 552-5252 priaon fOI' another .uact ID 1117 ... _______________ _._._ ______________ _._ll. • ' .... ·~ ·-~ r . et )U ~ ve a ill Is 1e d lS Ir .0 •• D . II e . . . .. .. .. 4 Your llo m etown . Dally Newspap t-r ·. j ORANGE COU NTV, CALIFORNI A C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS lanner Vows He'll Keep Joh, HoDle JlarEied Priests Invited SAN FRANCISCO (AP> .Some memben of the Anglican Cburcb In the United States, in· clacllnc married priests, could b ecome members or t h e Roman Catholic church and re- tain parts ol their own liturgy, Arebbilbop John R. Quinn an- DOUBCed today. Tbe p l an would allow Anglicans to enter the Roman Catholic ch'll'Ch under a "com- mon identity," Quinn said. Quinn, bead of the San Fran- cisco diocese and president of the National Conference of Catbolic Bishops, admitted that opeainl the Catholic Church's doon to Episcopalians could be clivtalve. "Tblll'a the way it is," Quinn t old a news conference at m odern istic St. Mary 's Cathedral, adding that the uni- lateral move had the blessing of Pope John Paul IL Tbe deciaklll, be said, "appliea o•lr to .....-. wlao, while wtsblng to retain some elements of the Anglican tradition, fully accept Roman Catholic doctrine and the autbarity of the pope and b61bops ... II arried Episcopal pries ta would be allowed to remain aarried, but could not remarry wbm .widowed. and new priests would' not be allowed to marry, Quinn said. The plan was developed and proposed to the Vatican in response to requests from in· dividuals and groups of Anglican bact1round who have been members or the Episcopal Church. Quinn said that at present only about 1,000 Episcopalians and 63 members of the clergy actively favored the move. He said they are members or the "Pro- dioeese of St. Augustine of Can- terbury." Quinn, who emphasized that many details remain to be worked out, predicted "i~por tant 1ains a nd serious dif· ftculties" in what he called "a truly historic and notably pre- Hdent-settinl development." The Episcop al Church, a Cbri.Uan denomination in the United Stat.es, is part of the Anglican Q>mmunion with roots ID the Oaurcb of En1land. It was lwoupt by English setUen to the Viflbda colony in 1807. The Ep~eopal Church baa o.er 100 dioceses and more than 11,000 derO and supporta mia- aloaary activity in many parts of tbe world. .AFLCIO Battle CIDCAGO (AP) -Leaden of die Aft,CIO are 1atbered here """ tM illteDtion ol eDckniDI PNlidemt Carter for re-el«tion, '9t a~,._ of·dissnmtled un-.._ are ftlbtiq to JM)9tpone a wte C'lf 11111ia1 because ol tbelr .. ,._..with tbe president. ••• to rema.lJt on lhe com-m....._ FMmlr allo aaAd be baa ar· rn.-ftaaDclq that "beyaod a queetioa ol a doubt" will allow h6m to "r:t.!!' Huatlnctoo Harbour ce, val\IM at more than lll0,000. •~ pa•bHlbed reporta de- tailed rootner'• alleced al- tempU to me bis posit.ion u a couatJ pl811Jlin1 cc>mmlulofter to Caln leverage for business loua fd•Hin1 .-.,ooo. Footner'a home was to be auc· Uoeed Oct. 22 to aatllf y a debt re1ult.lnl from bis lnvolvement with caD.romia Filter Corp. The company declared bankruptcy la.it year. Meanwhile, Second District Supervilo.r Harriett Wieder said she and her staff will conduct an independen~ investi1ation or Foot.Der'• acUviUes as a plan- ninl commission to dei.rmine the extent, if any , of im· propriety. Mrs . Wieder said through an ...., ........... a.w~ RUGGED nRRAIN IMPEDES Fl-..... --N IN l.AGUNA No lnfuriee or oa,..... C.UMd bJ .,,_.. ..._ Iaguna Brush Fire Blamed on Kids By STEVE MITCHELL °' .. .,..., ...... , .... Fire investigators believe children playing with fireworks set off a 12-acre brush fire in Laguna Beach Tuesday that took 175 firefighters nearly three hours to contain. Seventeen engine companies from Orange County, San Clemente, Laguna Beach, Emerald Bay and South Laguna responded to the 3:30 p.m. blaze that at rtrst threatened homes in Canyon Acres, about a quarter mile from Laguna Canyon Road. As the first Laguna Beach units arrived on the canyon floor, the wind stopped and names began licking up the sides or the east canyon wall toward Thurston Intermediate School, located atop the ridgellne. La1una Beach Fire Chief Charley Kuhn ordered two fire hoses up each flank from Can· yon Acres, and more lines were carried down the slope from the threatened school. Aa the fire approached the school, five units from Orange County set a backrll'e near a dirt road in back of the Top of the World community . Police Chief Jon Sparks, who helped wilb crowd control and •• communications at the school command post, said "It was lucky for us the wind carried the fire to a place where we could get on top of it." Fire hoses snaked down the bill from Thurston as firefighters maneuvered on the slopes, some as steep as 45 per- cent. "They were slipping and slid- ing all over the place," Kuhn said of the hillside firefighten. As fire units surrounded the blaze, Laguna Beach police ad- vised residents to stand by for possible evacuation. Residents were seen atop their roofs watering down wood shingles, and hundreds or spec· tators watched the fire from Coast Highway and the three art festivals below. Police kept most or the spec- tators off the hill by setting up roadblocks at both ends of Park Avenue. The fire was contained by 6 p.m ., but firemen were called out shortly after midnight because of a bot spot reported by Canyon Acres residents. Chief Kuhn said light winds aided in extinguishing the blue. •'If we'd bad a Santa Ana wind , we'd have been on Skyline Drive ftthtina the fire," be said. lnvestiptors were probing the blackened canyon wall today searching for clues to the bnaah fire. Wllneleel on Canyon Acres told polie. they heard loud ex· p&mlam JUlt prior to the fire Tueeda)t. UJVCJBY U SI' ~ T.4XING U JGU bave been t.df lD PQ· m1 tlMM pfOpif'tJ ta• ebaacel .,. JOUI' name ta la todQ'I edi· Ula. Or you mar flnd your aellbbar'• or fritnd'• name lilt· ed. Tb• deUnqaeat ta• Hat bellnl cm P• AU. aide that she will mate a run statement on the matter on Mon- day. Mrs. Wieder previously asked for an analysis by Orange Coun- ty Coumel Adrian Kuyper. Kuyper said today the analysis ii proceeding and could be concluded as early as next week. Footner, who appeared calm, but reluctant to answer ques- lions, said be would withhold substantive comment on the re· ports until the county counsel's inquiry is completed. Footner said, however, that he did not tell Mrs. Wieder about bis financial entangle ments when she appointed him to the commission. He said he didn't consider it jmportant. "I bad no idea it Cthe loan) wouldn't be paid back," Footner said. The loan was granted by American National Bank. 1 Footner . who earns $9,600 yearly as a planning com - missioner, said he did not think his financial problems would af- fect his ability to vote objective· ly on planning matters. Footner discussed the swirline controversy briefly Tuesday with Mrs. Wieder. Neither par- ty , however. would disclose what specifically was discussed. Plans Delayed $13 Million Project Snagged By JE•RY CLAUSEN Of .. o.ltr ...... s .... An environmental impact re- port and plans for construction of Pacific Federal Savings and Loan Association's three-story headquarters in downtown Costa Mesa have been shelved tem- porarily for study. The SU million project and its controversial heliport was ex- pected to be set for a City Coun- cil public bearing on Sept. 2. But Mayor Arlene Schafer tabled the project Monday night saying that "development of this magnitude can't be looked at lightly." Pacific Federal plans to move its Hollywood corporate offices to the Costa Mesa site at 19th Street and Newport Boulevard where the old McNally school plant now stands. Pacific was high bidder, at more than $3 million, for the 9.3-acre site last year. The old high school property. lying north and east or First Methodist Church on 19th Street, lies within the city's downtown redevelopment area. In addition to the corporate of. fices, to be constructed along miss ion-style architecture around an 8().foot clock tower, Pacific is proposing a second phase to its headquarters prOJ· eel. That phase calls ten tat 1vcly for two more multi-story struc- tures just north of the church and partly on property yet to be purchased just outside the re· development area. • If the financial institution puts its entire program together. the project will cover the block borde r e d by Harbor a nd Newport Boulevards and 19th and Bernard Streets. Pacific also has been named developer of the Fidelity Block <See PROJECT, PaJte AZ> The project was approved generally by the Planning Com- mission last month. But plan- ners turned down the portion of the plan calling for construction or a helicopter landing pad in a parking lot north or the three· story office complex. Survivor Dies Commissioners said they feared helicopters would be too noil~ fer reGdeats residln1 on Bemud Street immediately to to the north. Anne Frank's Dad Was 91 Next, the city's Redevelop- ment Agency, which is governed by the City Council sitting as a redevelopment board, approved the entire project, includin& the heliport. The conflict between the com- mission and the agency automatically goes before the City Council under city laws. Mayor Schafer set a council study session on the project for Sept. 9 in the City Hall fifth floor conference room. An official public bearing will be conducted at the Sept. lS council meeting. Mesan Kille d As Cycle Hits Block Wall Costa Mesan Coleman Wayne Brindle, 36, of 805 Towne Sl. suf- fered fatal injuries at 6:20 p.m. Tuesday when be rode his motorcycle into a block wall near his home, police reported today. Witnesses told officers that Brindle rode through a stop sign at high speed into the wall form- ing a deadeod intersection ror Towne Street at Placentia Avenue. Police said Brigdle was pronounced dead an hour later at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. He suffered muslve head btjuries. Traffic investigators said some 2JOO feet of braking atid marks were left by the victim's 750 cc machine before it slammed into the wall. BASEL. Switzerland CAP> - Otto Frank. 91, whose daughter Anne wrote a teen-age diary of Nazi persecution that shocked the world, died today. The German-born Frank was the sole survivor or a family of four ferreted out in 1944 by Nazi raiders from the backroom of a Dutch warehouse where they bad been hiding for more than two years in an attempt to escape the Holocaust. H e was freed from the Auschwitz death camp by Soviet troops in 1945, at about the lime Anne died of typhus in the Bergen-Belsen camp at age lS. His wife and other daughter also died in Nazi camps. Returning to the Amsterdam warehouse, Frank found Anne's Dutch-language diary, along , with fairy tales and other stories she had written while in hiding. Reflecting humor and pensive- ness, the diary has been hailed as a monument to the courage and strength of the human spirit. ·•1n spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart," was a key passage that gripped millions around the world. The diary was published in 1947. It was later dramatized as a prize-winning play, and the Franks' hiding place became a museum and a center or pil· grim age. Frank, decorated for bravery as a German officer in World War I, fled Germany with his family before the outbreak of World War II, as the Nazis' pressed their anti-Jewish cam- paign. He opened a food-product business in Amsterdam, which was occupied by the invading Germans in 1940. Mesa Clock Shop ·~t by Burglars Antlque-wlae bur1lara took about •.ooo worth of o&d cloc:b, watebel, wateb c:balm and cub from a Colla 11.. 1bop late llondaJ cw early Tuelday morn- iq. Joeepb C. Lyou, owner of LYoU Antique Clod:• a& 18 Newport Bl.Yd., told poUee tbe w ........ ._..... .... an .w U..,ta. Jlfolioe Mid • ·~ma11er .... ............................. ~ ..... left lD tbe t.elt door after ~ temporary fllterboard paael WH Pfled lOOle. Ottlcen ••Id tb• door bad ..... clam .... durtq a July ftn in a business to the rear ot the clocklhop. Lyom, a Fountain Valley resi· dent, Mid burllan toot pocket watcbea and aasorted chains valued at about Sll0,000. Allo 1Upped out the door bole In what police believe wu a second burllary were antique cloekl r8Dl1nl In value between te50and13,000 and wortb a total sse,ooo . The tldnel also toot -.. cub, am ... said. Police said that burslar aJarmt were thwarted beeauae the broken back door wu not opened. .... w, ......... SURVIVOR SUCCUMBS Otto Frank, 91 The family went into biding June 14, 1942, when news spread about the massacres of Jews. They were tracked down Aug. 1, 1944. date or the last entry Ln Anne's journal. Frank settled in Switzerland in the 1950s, keeping the diary in the safe or a Basel bank . He turned over all royalties from the publication and the film rights to an Anne Frank Founda- tion in Amst erdam and to charity. Coast Weather Low cloudiness tonight J and early Thursday morn· ing otherwise sunny and warmer Thursday. Lows tonight 64 to 68. Highs , Thursday 72 to 75 at beaches, 78 to 84 inland. INSIDE T ODA 't' Flomn ngtll/ Salldi Aro· . blan jdlirwr in mm"gmc)f \ rttunt to lti,adla airport and oU 300 aboard pm.la. p~ A4. • 119 lreet You 'and bave ror a t all reds t>me and mts . Or l to Dls. : do pon 1er, will the ?re a 1at :re Vt' Jt. td, a Its 1e to D, Ill :y l . e d e . ~ ... Tl.\. A V1V. lltael l~) -br .. U ftthler jeta bombed Pale9Unlu tar-. lrl 1oitlMra l.Ab9non today few the NC:ODd ~" cta1 after "*'10• POUDded ••,...I'• nortMrn GaW.. ..-hlDdl• with a ~ o1 rocket.a, Lh• mlllt.ary oom· .... ~ A ..... unlq\19 aaJd aU llf Mli plan• nlUl"Ded after bcMDb tn.1 ''forward &Del orpnlaaUODal bates UIH tor 1trlkn" aaatnat Israel. Jt did not l~\lly tbe tat1eta Offtcera hll'n aa1d Palettinlan crews flnid Mveral Soviet- made Ka\,y\dha roctell at ~en"let\tl la GaUtee. but no one WH iQjured ..... ~ ... ..._ •l•etl' •• Sarikn VATICAN CITY (AP> -~ John Paul 11. breakinl bit sUnce an \.be labor \&ftASt t.roub\ina h1a Polish homeland, lokl plltrima and touriltl today. "We here lo Rome are united wltb our fellow Poles." At his weekly aeneral audience at St Peter's Square, the pontiff re9d two POPUiar prayus In Pollsh askln& tbe Blessed Vir1tn to protect Poland. <Related story, A4.) "'lbeee prayen by therme.lves say bow much we here ln Rome are united with our fellow Poles and with the church. ln particular. wh<MJe problems are close to the heart and for which we ask the Lord's aid." tbe pope said. Gold ...... ,. OM -'~"' Crbn LONooN (AP> -Unrest in the Mideast and in Poland trig· gered a surae of buyina in precious metals today. Gold closed in London at $835.25 an ounce. and traded In New Yorkat$645anounce, up$22.40. Silver traded in New York al $16.45, up57 cents. • ID Peril? Defense Chief Reveals Soviet Advances NEWPORT, ll. I. c AP> - Defense SecreUry Harold Brown uld today that the l\usaiaM either have, or are on lhe verae of altatnin&. the c1pabtUty lO d•troy U.S. land· battd rnJaallea tn their under- 11'0\aDd launch ba&es. Brown aald this Is warning that. S'ovtet military advances in weapona power. numbers and technok>o could ln the f&Jt.utt "threaten the survivabtuty of each ~mponent of our strategic fo rces," including 1.000 M 1nuteman intercontinental bulllsl1c missiles. the bomber rorces and missile-firing sub· marines. "For our ICBMs. that poten· ti al has been realized. or dose to it ... Brown said in a speech pre- pared for delivery here at the Naval War College. "The So- v 1 et s are now deploying thousands of ICBM wariieaa's accurate enough to threaten our fixed Minuteman silos. "For our bombers, the thfealS are more remote. and for sub- marine-launched ballistic mis· siles, more hypothetical." His statement appeared to make the Soviet threat to the .,.. * * U.S. Minuteman ICBM force more Immediate than his forecast to Congress less than seven months aao. At that time, Brown predicted that ''within a year or two we can expect them (the Soviets> to obtain the necessary combinal1o'1 or ICBM numbers. reliability. accuracy and warhead yield" to put most U .S . land-based mis siles in jeopardy in the event or an at· tack. At the same time, however. Brown expressed confidence in his speech today that the United States can maintain what he / called "essential equivalence" with the Soviet Union and effec· lively deter a Russian attack by modernizing its strategic fortes with the mobile MX missile. bombers armed with cruise mis· sites. and giant new Trident sub- marines with more potent and accurate weapons . Hrown su-essed that the con· tro,versial plan for 200 MX mii· siles. which would be shutlled among about 4,600 shelters ln re· mote Western valleys. "Is highly important for preserving the long-term strategic balance ... The defense seeretary made * * * these points in <'Onnection witb a dJscussion of the revised U.S. nuclear strategy. which places greater emphasis on an ability -and readiness -to strike at Soviet military and war · supporting lndust-rial and com- m and centers. while de- emphasizing attacks on the So- viet population. This "countervailing strategy" has drawn heavy fire from the Russians and from some Ame rican critic:.. whp claim it makes nuclear war more thinkable. "This evolution in our doctrine enhances deterrence and r e· duces the likelihood of nuclear war," Brown said . He sought to emphasize tha~ 1t ('urries with it no intent to strike first with nuclear weapons. but that "we are talking about what we could and would do tn rf'sponse to a ~vif'l atl1t<'k Man Sought In Attack On Teacher Military Claims 'Phony' Reagan Raps President on Defense Police are searching for a smartly dressed, good looking man who reportedly attacked a 43-year-old New Jersey school teacher near her Newport Beach hot.el room late Tuesday. The youthful suspect, noticed wandering through the hotel halls by several people prior to the 11 p.m. incident. grabbed the woman from behind in the hotel laundry room alt.er flipping out the lights. police said She told investigators he slapped a hand over her mouth. pulled her to her knees but ran off cursing when another hotel g uest looked In the room to see what the commotion was Police said they searched the hotel but were unable to locate ~he ~ttacker, described as being rn hlS 20s, sporting longish hair and weighing about 200 pounds. 19th. ST. BOSTON <AP> -Accusing President Carter of "untruth- ful" and "largely phony" claims a bout Amer'ica 's defenses. Republican presidential nominee Ronald Reagan said to- day the United States has slipped to second place in military strength. In remarks prepared for de· livery to the American Legion annual convention, Reagan said the security or the United States has been "placed in jeopardy" by the Carter administration. Hitting repeatedly at what he described as "the deterioration of American military strength" under Carter. Reagan repeated his "peace through strength" campaign slogan, but did not de- fine exactly what he meant in either dollars or s pecific Delly ""'M-.. PAQF1C FEDERAL SITE "-AN SHOWS HEADQUARTERS Controvenl•I Hellport•tuctled bf Coat• Me•• Ctty Council Fro•PapAI PROJECT ... redevelopment project which lie~ just aoulbw~t of its pro posed headquarters site. Jn competition ror that proj· eel-, Paclfic submitted render- i n ts to the Redevelopment Agency s howing a s pecialty shops center with architecture similar to that planned tor the nearby headquarters project. DAILY PILOT f1-0.-(MW 0..lt ~'*• wlllo -~ I\ ~-o::. =.:.:: c:..=rs.::.:: .. 11~.,.. ----·· ...,_ FtleH .... , .... Mow. -.... ~. -""'°" l••Cflllf'•vfltt•tft Y•tl•w. lt•ift•, Letuft• a..<11'~ GMA A ...... ~I _ .... I< -·-'"""~ -~l'• n,. __ ""OU~ PIMll It .. lJO '''"' ... , Slrat, ~ 0 ... u ... c--c.i ........ .,.,., ._ .. _ .... _,_""""·- JMll• Qor10or ... ~ .......... -0. ...... ,,,.._.. , ...... ..... ,.11 .. n.. ... _,... ~ .... t:oii.r °"""' ... ~ AMI-~.-... ., cett• .... °"'°' • uow.u l•r ~ ' .... 1 ... Aef"9ftt li',0, .. tJll..,.,. OM9ff ........ -..a..*' ... CMtl .......... ............. ~,,.,· ... -- ,,,,,. I RI (n4)..a1 011•1•.W.......-.~ I MachiniJJt NablJedon Pot Charge A Costa M~a machinist was arr ested for s uspicion of cultivating marijuana and destroying evidence Tuesday when he allegedly flushed plants down a toilet as police kicked In his front door. 1 Booked int.O Costa Mesa Jail wltb bail set at $125 was Stephen G . Lawrence, 22, of 2300 Fairview Road. Officers said the)' were patrol- i n g the Pine Cr eek Village apartment complex on fool at about 1:30 p.m. when one of them spotted a makeabifl greenhouse with what appeared to be potted marijuana llislde. One officer kept an eye on the second -floor · balcony horticultural endeavor while the other climbed to the apartment Ullit •• front door. A knock at the front door re- portedly wu au••red by a nude Lawrence wbo allepdly slammed tbe door ta tbe of· flcu'1 face, dashed to his bal~. ll'abbed ''two or three" plant• and beaded for tbe batbl"OMD. The pollcemea utd tbey kteUd lD tbe door and •PGtt*t Lawnnc~ •lolbin& aometblla bl blltoillt. lleeoM'ed, offtcen n1d. wu .. IUrijQIDa plat and ..., l•••H p'1rportedly Crom lllOdllr. m1htary programs. Union> or at least ·second to Reagan rectte'd' a-IT?t"1'1 .... none.' Weare-already second to military spending cuts imposed one." Reagan said. by Carter. but again did not say He described America's de· whi<'h cuts he might restore as fense situation as "grave but president or which new military . . . not irretrievable. We must programs he might approve. provide the defense spending It was Reagan's second major and programs neeessary to cor- s peech trus week attacking the· reel immediate and short·term Demoeratic president's m1!ltary vulnerabilities" as well as long. policies. Carter will get his term defense programs. chance to argue his case before In appare nt reference to the Legion convention Thursday. Carter's claim in bis speech In an address before the las t week accepting the Veterans of Foreign Wars con· Democratic pr esidential venlion Monday. Reagan ac-nomination that he has been "re. cused Cart.er or "shabby" treat-b u i I d in g o u r m i l i ta r y ment of veterans and of neglect strength" after years of relative or the nation's defenses. decline under Republican presi· Veterans Administrator Max dents. Reagan questioned Cleland has criticized Reagan's Carter's truthlulness. previous remarks. commenting, "By such untruthful devices .. I am s urprised and alarmed at as manipulating inflation factors, Gov. Reagan's distortion oC the sbiftingt.he base from authority to fa ot s about o ur nation's outlays,changing.thebaseyears v eterans . Once a gain his and even ordering planned de- rhetoric has overtaken reality." rense spending this year reduced Reagan also promised in bis soitwouldlookasithehadmelhis speech today to boost military p!"omised percentage increase for spending "in the face of rapid next year. the Carter admlnistra· and overwhelming growth in tion tries to manufacture in· Soviet military capabilities. <'reases that in fact are largely "Every single a nalysis of phony." Reagan said. which I am aware direcUy con· He said Carter had can«led. tradicts this administration's cut back or delayed the B· 1 s mug assertion that the United bomber. Minuteman Ill, the MX States is and will remain missile and the Trident missile militarily superior (to the Soviet programs. Non-teacher Pact Scheduled for Vote A wage package agr~ment, drafted by negotiators for Newport-Mesa school district and a non-teaching employees union, is scheduled for a vote by the UD · ion's membership Monday . Howard Lawrence. chief negotiator for the California School Employees Association, s aid members or the union representing some 900 employees will vote at 7 p.m. in Harper Com- munity Center, Costa Mesa. The package offers a 10~ per- cent pay hike and increases health. welfare and dental benefits by about $300 per year for each of the employees, Lawrence sald. The agreement -if approved by the district's board or trustees and the union members -would cost the district about $680,000 for the fiscal year that began July l, Lawrenceest.imated. Tbe pay package. drawn during sessions with a state mediator. re· sults from negotiations left open in the two-year contract approved last year. Bargaining on a new contract is expected to begin next summer. .. ,.w.,..~o KIDNAP VICTIM TOMMY BEAntE REUNITED WITH PARENTS Six Youngaters Ch•rged With Abduction of Boy. 10 Youth Plot 6 Held in Abduction_ of Boy SCOTCH PLAINS. N.J . (AP> -Five boys and one girl, rang- ing in age from 12 to 17. have been charged with kidnapping in the abduction of a lO·year-old ooy held for S12.000 ransom, police say. Lt J o hn Powers said authorities were surprised by the age or those involved in lhe apparent conspira<'y. "I've never seen anything like it in my career." Powers said. The arrests came Tuesday after tbe parents of Thomas Beattie paid the ransom and were reunited with the boy. who was not harmed during his 18· hour ordeal. The $12.000 was later recovered from a car by detectives armed with a search warrant. The boy was abducted about 7:30 p.m. Monday while collect· ing money on his s ister's newspaper route. Union County Prosecutor John ff. Stamler said Tuesday. Patricia Beattie. 17. was not with her brother at tbe time. The prosecutor. wno said the boy was pushed into a car alter he rerused a ride, was held m an :i partment a nd a garage 1n Plainfield with his hands and feet bound and his face covered with a ski mas k. Beattie \\as found "1tting on the steps or the Netherwood t rain station in Plainfield by ooli<'e. where a JS.yea r old female and a 11.year·o!d male were appre hended. sa id Stamler Another 17·year ·.Jld boy was arrested in Plainfield about an hour later . said Sgt. Richard Berman of the Plainfield Police De partment. And three other boys, aged 12. 13 and 17. were ~r~ested later in the evening, of. r1c1als said. The names o( the youths were not released because of their ages. The abductors contacted the Beanies on Monday night. tell- IOJ! them that their son would not be hurt if $12.000 in small bills was left lx!neath a maJlbox in Plainfield on Tuesday after· noon. said Scotch Pla ms Dete<:· t1ve Capt. Robert Luce. Parents Held In Baby Death Ladies Summer 'l'be parents of a bruised and broken baby who died tut ftdt were arrested Tuesday in Garden Grove on suspicion of beatln1 thei r 7 -week-o ld dau1bter to death. Richard and Sandra Doerr or Garden Grove were booked into Oranae County Jail Tuesday in connectloa with the death of their chlld, Stephanie, who wu born on June 26. Police officers said the ~· called for medical aid on Aug. 10 wben the baby stopped brHtblDI. The child was taken to tbe CbUdrens Hoapltal of Oran&e County . Laat Saturday. doctors eon- cludtd that altbouab tbe baby llill ,r• OD UfffUPPQl't ,,....., ber brain Jaad ~ f\IDCtkla-tn•. Sportwear and Swimwear COROMADllMAI 21J I I. 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Gr-G .A4b • .. 11'11 ••••• ~~71,?! 97 ~ 17,.._ °'l P11<Ug 1.14 I> 103 20..,_ \oo Soet8k M ~ '3 -·\lo Wlt.HCngl.J2 1 38 75'9 . Wedn*ay. Augue1 20. 1960 s Banks L i able • DAILY PILOT 89 . . ' .,. -. Inactive S8vings · Belong to State By MILTON MOSKOWITZ . What wo':lld .YOU do if you found a wallet in the street wlth money I.I\ lt and cvds identifying the owner? You could (1) pocket the money, (2) try to locale the owner and return the wallet. or (3) tum it over to the police to have thern fUld the owner -in wh.ich case you might hope for a reward. A scenario something like th.as is being played out aU the time in banltmg offices across the country. STRANGE AS IT MAY seem, people by the hundrem and thousands leave money with banks -and never come to claim it. They may move to another city or slate and forget lo close their accounts. Or they may ba,ve accounts at a number of banks -and lose track of one of them. Or the accounts may be so small that they don't want to bother with closing them out and claiming their money. These are called "dormant" or "inactive" accounts. For banks. at 's like fmding money in the street. What do they do with 1t ? Many banks do what a lot or people might do upon finding a wallet m the s treet. They try to locate lhe owner. but they don't s'!am themselves m t1us search They will run an a(}vert1semcnt in local newspapers, lislJng the names or these un claimed accounts. The names will not be in very prominent type The laws t:overmng what banks can and cannot do with thes e unclaimed funds vary . , Money Tree from stnte to st:itt>. However, bankers everywhere wc rP put on lbe "red alert" last month by a rulu1g an a Cahfonua court ln California. banks have been bound by :.i law that s ays they must turn over to the state accounts where lherl· have been no transacllons for seven years. The banks hav_. been doing that but with a couple of rubs. fo'1rst of al~ they stopped paym~ interest on inactive accounts. Second, before tunun~ the funds over to the state, they imposed a service charge.for handling an in~uve accoW1t. LAST MONTH'S RULING said simply that the banks can't do that. The Bank of Amenca. tbe..Jargest bank in the state and the largest bank in the country, was ordered to pay over to the state of CauJomia a total of $20 million. which represents interest they should have been paying on dormant accounts since 1959 plus service charges they have collected on s uch accounts. There are two interesting sidelights to this case. One is testimony to the power of the enraged citizen . The investigation of t\Ow Califonua banks treat these inac- tive accounts was touched off by Bob Kahn. a manage- ment ronsultant who wrote a series or articles about these pracuces m Ma y and June of 1973. The <trtac les, published in s mall suburban papers around San Francisco, were frankly entitled "How Hanks St.eaJ." They came to the al· tention of the state attorney general. who filed suit. TUE SECOND IS THE role or the lawyer who takes pubhc mterest case~ to court. Last month's court rulJog c:ime as a result of a taxpayers swt filed by a San Fran· c1sco a~rne)'.. f?a_ry Near. whose specialty has been ·• representing md1v1duals in "public interest" actions. :- Some lawyers may find their clients in the wreckage of an · airplane or automobile crash. Gary Near will find his client:S in the disaster or an outrageous action by a cor · poratioo. The court that ordered the Bank of America to forlc: over S20 million also said that Near should share in this settlement for tus efforts in this case. Ills share may come to more than S2 million. So Gary Near's "public interest" activity has paid off -literally and Cigurat1vely. 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SMOCK JUDGE PARKER NANCY TONIGHT FREE LECTURE ON ETIQUETTE l'M GIVING you A SNE!AK PREVIEW OF MY NE?W EJL.ONP WI& !*:FORE: MY GUY St=ES rr! WELL? WHAi PO YOU 1lf1NK?J YOU COU LO STAND SOME MANNERS··· I. WANT YOU TO GO THAT'S SO YOU WON'T FORGET TO GOTO THE LECTURE ALTOClt:TfiER, \'VE.GOT q G IRl.S "-'CRKJ NG ~ME.t 4 . S·G 7 8 by George Lemont i"HA"'f"'S ON ACCOUN1"'A :J: WAS DeL-1VeRe::P ON -r'He PORCH .' by Gus Arriola LOOKS MORE J.IK.E A WETBl<ifAS"ftO OUMWfT, POPof by Harold Le Doux TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE ACllOSS 5' ·•1n - -UNITED Feature S)'ndlcate 1 -and ends end out .. :· Tuesday's Puzzle Solved 5 Rodents 58 Part of Nftd. 9 T enninal 60 Caledonlan 14 Wine 61 Parents· I I C t •HtA 1111' I I lj I TE 15 Yearn admonition: A II ~ ...... I Ill I IC 0 Ill A L 16 ffagranoe 3 words I I • ,_,u II I I I DO La 17 lndc>-eUrope-63 Cetus star an &4 PlnNPC>te 18 Carnegie, 65 Monogram e.g. pt 20 Hobble 66 Kiin ..... 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