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Home My WebLink About1981-07-03 - Orange Coast PilotFRIDAY JULY 3. 1981 THAT BAD? Lady Diana Spencer brushes hair back while ex-King Constan- tine of Greece concentrates on tennis (top>, then both laugh together (below) while sit- -~-.......... ting in royal box on Wimbledon's center court. They were watching men's semifinals. See s tory. Page 86. Citizens guard stores San Diego County adjusts to striking deputies SAN DIEGO <APJ In the • normally quiet towns of San Diego County. whose striking sherlfrs deputies were off the job r~ second day Thursday, people were a4ijusting to the lack of routine law enforcement. A pawnshop owner. Dick Padgett, spent the night in his place, sleeping on a rollaway bed with a shotgun by his side. Less than 100 yards away, a single officer was manning the Lemon Grove sheriff's substa· ti on. In Leucadia. former sheriff's deputy Jerry Perkins closed h.is liquor store two hours early because "you have to take pre· cautions." A survey of citizens showed they understand why the de- puties walked out after years of complaining about comparative· ly low pay. But many agreed with Julian lumber man Eric Stamets that the deputies "have a moral ob- ligation" to protect the public. Along the border. police were wary with the busy 4th of July weekend approaching. A holiday outburst of crime was expected with the arrival of tens of thousands of motorists. A gathering of Hell 's Angels bikers traveling today from San Diego to Alpine east or El Cajon Valley backs On of re units The Fountain Valley City CounciJ has gone on record ln unanimous support for the licensing or San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant Units I and II. The council's resolution con· tends that an adequate supply of energy is critical to meeting California's economic and social neech and that dependence on foreign oil bas an adverse economic impact. 1111111:1111 lllTHIR Rish cloud.a tod•Y and lncreaatn1 Saturday. Hl•ha 75 to 11. Oveml1bt lows 55 to 65. 1•1111111 The SoMtlaland Cflebrate• the Mlimt'• 20Stla b'rtlada~ 10tt la m11dc ond lo ta o/ ttrn10rka. SH lfOl'JI on Page CJ. 11111 will be watched by San Diego ci· ty police, who also filled in for deputies at the Southern Callfomia Exposition under way ~Maf. Imperial County promised to protect the Borrego Springs area in the northeast corner of San Diego County, where Jim McKenna is the lone deputy sheriff. The unmarried , 34 -year-old McKenna, one of s even San Diego deputies who works out of his home. said he was sick Thursday and unable to vote for the w alkoul. · · 1 absolutely believe the de- puties are correct in their strike action." ··But I also would get up out of my sick bed right now and answer an emergency call," said McKenna. who also Is the only animal control officer. the only search-rescue man and am· bulance attendant. Al Diederich. manager of the Fallbrook Chamber of Com- merce, stopped by the sheriff's substation in Fallbrook and found it locked. The dispatcher in Vista said it would be closed until the strike ends but that the California Highway Patrol or Oceanside police would respond to "life and death emergencies." Life-and-death emergencies. That is all working law enforce· ment officers are promising to coverinSan Diego County. A marked reduction In calls has been noted by supervisors and others filling in for the strik· in1 sherifrs officttrs. If there's little chance that an officer wUl be available, people aren't even calling. Capt. D. W. Deering said they ··got the message." A booming business was re- ported by private security com- panies. The attendant at a filling sta· lion in Valley Center called to report a motorist drove off without paying for a dollar's worth of gas. The sheriff's dis· patcher said, simply , "Sorry." S toc k market clo sed to day NEW YORK <AP > All U.S. stock, bond and other financial markets will be closed today, in · observance or the Independence Day holiday. The markets will reopen Mon· day. The Federal Reserve Board, which normally reports on the nation's money supply each Fri· day, will release the report Mon- day Most federal offices will be closed today. However, post of· fices will be open today and closed Saturday. DeAnza w o man m o ver of parade By STEVE MAllBLE or ... ....,,... ..... The annual Fourth of July parade in Newport Beach's De Anza Bayside Village was on the brink or extinction when Nancy Leonard moved fh. The blonde-haired woman with the big smile, par.alyud from the neck down following a ballle with polio in 1950, brought a new meaning to the Fourth al ttie mobile home park. "When we saw how much she enjoyed It and what lt means to her well, it suddenly made it Important." explains one neighbor. Mn. Leonard, confined to a bed and aided by a breathln1 machine, scoffs at the Idea that she's the tnaptraUon behind the 15-year-old theme parade. "But you'd better believe I en- joy tt." she uy1. ''Pha1 the Fourth'• my birthday. It's a ftne day." Al tredlUon bu it In 0. Aue, the 100..0..·IO partlctpantl ln 1be • citizens to babies in that parade -anything that moves qualifies," explains Nancy Long, a park resident. The paratle, organized by park resident Lorraine Sutherland. usually includes a batch o( de· corated bikes, a Dixieland band, senior citiiens on roller skates, several antique cars and anything else that seems to fit the theme. This rear thlt theme ls "35 Years o Television." Or1anizen say It's anyone's 1ue11 what miaht materialise. Mrs. Leonard iays abe hu so- meone pull her bed onto the porch for a rtnc1tde seat and ln· vltea her relativet to Join her in watchJns thesbow. Last yeer, 1he 1ay1, her dau1bt.er from Denver 1pent the Fourth ln t.be De Anu park. Despite her diaablUb, she bu a~uioft for act.Ive llbinp. She en )'I car rides and 1amea like b d11 whlcb the play• for 25 cent. a 1ame. ' ~111111 DlllY NPIR o r~AN GE C OUNT y . C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Markets bracing for OC strike Area supermarkets have begun interviewing and training potential workers who would fill in at the stores in the event of a strike by regular workers. All major markets in the area have posted signs seeking help, each sign carrying the admoni· lion that "a labor dispute may exist " Negotiators for the Food Employers Council, represent· ing the markets, and eight locals or the United Food and Com- merical Workers Union reported no progress after a negotiating session Thursday. The union's contract with the markets ex· pires July 26, and the union has stated it will end negotiations July 22. "There's been absolute· ly no progress," said Employers Council President Robert Fox. ··We 're a long, long way to set· tlement." Fox said some persons hired recently to work in the event of a strike already are in training. He said the markets have never closed during labor disputes, and won't close if there is one this year All major supermarket chains in Orange County are atrecled by the negotiations, according to the union . Union Local 324 r epresents the workers In Orange County . Some 85,000 workers in chains represented by the Employers Council are affected. along with another 15,000 working in independent chains who are indirectly af· reeled Di-inkers, beware Lagu na group asks courts to get tougher By JOHN NEEDHAM Of tt1e OMly ,.. .. S'9fl A group of Laguna Beach resi· dents, some of ttiem recent vic- li ms or drunken drivers, say they are sick and tired of light sen· tences and plea bargaining agree- ments for boozers who are ruining people's lives. They want the courts to get tough with drunken drivers, especially in cases involving physical harm to innocent bystanders and repeat offen- ders. Led by Linda Schmidt, herself still recovering from inj uries she suffered in an automobile accident in February involving a person she suspects of drunken driving , the half ·dozen Lagunans have affiliated with a croup called MADD, or Mothers A1•lnst Drunk DriveN. ' MADD was formed by Bay Area mother Candy Lightner, whose tJ..year-old dau,bter wu killed a year ago when a drunken driver swerved bls car into the bike lane in which she was walking. The 48-year-old man who killed Miss Lightner had been previously convicted of three drunk driving offenses, but bad only spent 48 hours in jail and had his license reinstated each time. authorities said. "It's too bad probation depart- ment officials don't go Into the victims' homes and see the despair," Mrs. Schmidt said. ·'The first thing the family does is bring out the family album to look at the pictures of the loved one they have lost. Combined with the terrible loss is the fact that they are not get- ting justice in court." Mrs. Schm1dt, a psychiatric nurse at ~ulh Coast Medical Center in South Laguna before her accident, said the saddest case she has had to deal with since becoming affiliated with M ADD concerns a Dana Point couple whose grandson was killed ln March. Michael Sullivan. 22. also of Dana Point, was changing a flat o.My,,... ........ 'BECOMING ANGRY' Pet~r Covington tire on the side of the Long Beach Freeway in Long Beach when he was struck and hurled 153 feet down the roadway. He was killed Instantly. A blood-alcohol test performed on the woman who bit Sullivan s howed she was drunk. poUce said . She was sentenced to 9 months 1n jail and 3 years proba- tion on a misdemeanor charge. ··Her li cense was suspended for a year." Mrs. Schmidt said. ··But she will only have to wait three months after she gets out of jail before she can get it back " Peter Covington, a member of the Laguna MADD chapter, said he is still not over the shock of seeing his best friend struck down on a Costa Mesa street in April Kevin Pehl, 28, was walking one or two paces ahead of Cov- ington in front of a west side Costa Mesa night club when a compact car swerved and h.it him. killing the yo ung crystalware designer. Police said if Covin&ton had been walking abreast of Pehl. there probably would have been a double fataHty. The man alleged lo have been driving the car left the scene, but turned himself in several days later after a companklll ln the car tipped off police. He wUI be facing manslaughter and felony hit and run charges in Orange County Superior Court. Covington said immediately after the accident he was ex- tremely depressed, but now he is angry and wants to assist in the <See DRUNKEN, Pa1e AZ) W e athe r taking c oast lwliday? There will be little wind to un· furl Old Glory -or to spread sparks from fireworks during Fourth of July festivities this weekend. according to the Na· tional Weather Service. High clouds are expected to blow in today from over Mexico, said forecaster Bill Schnelder. The moisture should increase humidity while decreasjni chances of winds. he said. Coastal conditions should be pleasant for Independence Day celebrations . Highs will reach about 7i and overnight lows will drop as far as SS, he said. The clouds are expected to thicken Saturday although there is virtually no chance or rain along the coast, he added. farade elrele MWnd the perk, laally arrlvln1 at Mr1. Leonard's par~la to •lnl 'haPPJ &be playa by bavint her cards • lined up la a wooden block and CIM PA_&AD&, .... Al) btrthdaJ' •I t "We &ilt IY"10M troti Mlilol' .. -. ~---=-----.... --------- Orange Coaat DAIL l'.PtLOT/frlday. July 3, 1911 • IWty ...... ,....._,,~..._ Car involved an fatal accu1en1 Thursday night on San Diego Freeway in Irvine gets search from California highway patrolman Driver was charged with suspicion of drunken driving. Tate killing recalled Latest slayings in hills bring back 1969 memories LOS ANG E LES Cl\Pl -The discovery of four murder vie· tims and a fifth bloodied sur· v1vor an a Laurel <.:a nyon home :;purrc•d memories among resi· dents Thursday of another day 12 summers ago when news or ft vt• sla) 1ngs spread through the hills ancl grew to the status of legend The victi m s t hen we r e be autif ul , pregn ant actress Sharon Tate. three glamorous friends and a young man visiting the caretaker The site was wealthy Benedict Canyon a few miles away and two canyons over from Laurel on a lush. palm studded hill a bov(• wealthy Beverly llills. There had been screams an the ni ght. r esi den ts would re· mrmber later. but, as in the Laurel Canyon killings. no one callt.'d police Thi.' house which Mi ss Tate and her husb.ind, movie director Ro man Polansk1 , h ad rented, was so secluded the screams wer e dist<1nt echoes across a wide· canyon. not close enough to dra w urgent attentio n from neighbors It was the next morning, Aug. 9. l969, that a housekeeper com· Jerry Brown's Home co O> Q) c Q) 6 co -' (l) > <{ x co -~ ro u.. AP Latest killing1 in Hollywood Hila took place not far from Monacm cult killings o/ 1969. 1ng to work d iscove r ed the carnage and ran down the hill shouting for hel p When police a rrived they found a scene of bloody violence. T here was Mi ss Tale, 26, eight months pregnant, her body lorn with stab wounds, lying on a sofa . Outs ide, scatter ed like rag dolls across the lawn were the bodies of her three friends - coffee heiress Abigail Folger. Polish film director Voityck Frykowaki and playboy hairdresser Jay Sebring -and th e youni visitor, Steven Parent TMY had ~ •tabbed and shot, their bodies left in pools or blood. In that case. the klllers left hideous erpblems -scrawlings in the victims' blood which read, "Death to Pigs." Po lice. then as now. were puzzled by the lack of motive. The kiJJings seemed s enseless. a nd. within 24 hours. the name· less killers st.ruck again in the nearby Los Feliz area, killing a we a I thy couple, L e no and Rosemary LaBlanca. Fear swept the city. There were heavy sales of guard dogs and burglar alarms. • It would be months before ar- rests were made and the name Char les Manson entered the an· nals or crime. Manson, the long-haired, gUb- talk I n1 ex·convict who led a tribe of drug-crated followers, was ultimately blamed for the massacre. Freeway collision kills 1 • A »year-old man from San Oie10 County. wa1 kWed Tbun· day ni&ht when a car crq'*' In· to him u he worked ln the tn&nk of hi• car parked on a shoulder of the San Die•o Freeway in Irvine, authorttles reported. The vlcUm, whole name wu withheld peodln1 notillcaUon of relatives, wu pronounced dead at 8:25 p.m. on the 10utbbound aide of the freeway Just north of the Jeffrey Road exlt, aaid a Callfornla Highway Patrol spokeamao. . The unidentified driver of the other car w~ arrested on suapi· clon of felony drunken drlvinl, he Hid. Sbe WU treated for in· jurlea at Saddleback Community Hoapit•l. In another fatal crash, Daniel Gentile, 16, Yorba Linda, died Thursday eve.hlng after a tire on his motorcycle blew out and he struck the center divider on the Orange Freeway in Brea. a CHP spokesman said. From Page A1 DRU NKEN .. driver 's conviction. "I've been trying to stay tough, and the police have been ver y s upportive," Covington said. "The thing is that this isn't an Isolated incident, it 's happen· ing all the lime and a lot or peo· pie are getting killed." Covington is he lpi ng Mrs . Schmidt distribute petitions pre· pared by MADD in hopes or at- tracting legislative support for harsher penalties for drunken drivers. However, Mrs . Schmidt said the liquor lobby in Sacramento is attempting to slime the pro· posed legislation. "Since I've become involved in this fi ght I have received more than 50 calls from people a ll over the county." Mrs. Schmidt said. "Many of them were drunken driving victims themselves, or had relatives and close friends who were." She said within a five-mile radius or her Laguna Beach ho me fi ve residents had ap· proached her who had been vie· tlms of drunken drivers within the last four months. .. Peoples· lives are being dis- ru pled and destroyed by in· dividuals who are getting off free," she said, "As members of MADD we intend to get tough." Three e arn a c hie v ement awards Greg Sabala of Costa Mesa High School has r eceived a $2,000 scholarship from Fabri· Kai Foundation , a national pl aatlc·product manufacturer. for being the top vice president of marketing In the Junior Achievement progs:am. Junior Achievement Is a pro· gram ror high school students who run fictitious companies with help from local businesses. Other local award winners in- clude Jeff Hill and Lenora Feser. both from Huntington Beach. Hl11 was named lop salesman for the spring semester, while Ms. Feser was named out.stand· ing female undereraduate. .. - Second hank goesto 201/2% NEW YORK CAP> -Two ma· jor banka raised their prime lendlna rates a haJf.polnt to au percent Thursday aa concern over tlght money continued to affect the nation's financial marketa. Chase Manhattan Bank of New York and the First National Bank of Chicago ral1ed their prime ratea from the 20 percent level that had prevalled at all major banks. The Increase puahed the rate to within one percentage point of the record 21.5 percent rate re· ached in December. Interest rates have remained stubbornly bi1h in recent weeks despite signs of a slowing or the economy. The Federal Reserve, concerned about inflation and large federal budget deficits, has ke pt monetary policy tight despite recent moderation in the growth of the money supply. ·'The Fed is afraid that lf it eases it will kick off another ro und of economic expansion a nd inflation," said David Jones . an economist with Aubrey G. Lanaton le Co. The prime rate LI the bue rate charted by banu on loans t o c orporate borrowers . Although some larte corpora· tlons are able lo ne1otlate rates below the prime, many com· paniea muat pay hl1htr rates to borrow money. Most major banks have been charging a 20 percent prime rate for a month. A few cut the rate to 19 percent or 19.S percent in m id-June, then restored It to 20 percent. In a related move , Chase Manhattan and Marine Midland banks on Thursday raised to 20.75 percent from 20 percent the rates they charge on loan.s to stockbrokers that are backed by securities. Trading was quiet in the bond market Thursday. with short· term rates showing little change and long.term rates dropping somewhat after rising the day before. Robbins: Rejected 2 girls' adv ances SACRAMENTO (AP) State Sen. Alan Robbins denied Thurs· day that he had sex with two 16 · year-old girls and ins tead described himself as the target of two sex-st arved political groupies. Taking the stand al his sex· wit h -m inor s t r ial , Ro bbins acknowledged be ing with Lori T e rwi llige r and Regina Cullimore at times they sa y they had sex with him as 16-year· olds. But he portrayed t he women as t he aggressors and s aid he re· jected their advances. The 38-year-old Van Nuys Democrat is facing nine felony counts stemming from Ms. T e rw i ll i g er 's and Ms . Cullimore 's a llegat ions. The women met Robbins when they wer e in high school programs at the Capitol. Robbi ns said he came home to his Sacramento . apartment the night of March 21 , 1979, to find Ms . Terwilliger , now 18, waiting fo r him. "I was amazed," Robbins told defense attorney Michael Sands. "I asked her what she was doing there." She said she was ··waiting for m e," Robbins said. "She in· dicated she was there with the intention of spending the night with me. "She began to unbutton the blouse s he was wearing," he said. "I suggested that we sit down and discuss it." He said that ··as long as I kept talking, I was able to keep her" from unbuttoning her blouse. During the discussion, Rob· bins said, Ms. Terwilliger got a telephone call and announced she had to leave. She s aid she didn't have a car, Robbins said, and he eventually orrered to let her drive his state car hof\le ii she would tell where It could be picked up the next day. , He said he didn't know how Ms. Terwilliger got into the apartment, and denied having any sexual conduct with her at other limes. Ms. Terwilliger says •he had sex with Robbins on three OC· ca sions at his apartment during an affair that began in his Senate om ce when he kissed her hand, told her she was pretty and took her to lunch. Earlier, Robbins described a meeting with Ms . Cullimore. now 20, in his Sen;.te office on March ~. 1978, b1tt denied that they kissed. fondled e ach other and engaged in oral sex as Ms. Cullimore testified. He said Ms . Cullimore brought up the subject of sex by saying her boyfriend was not satisfying her sexually and by volunteering that she was wear ing a birth control device. The,Y spent onl y two or three minutes in his office without having sex, he said. and then w a lkcd together to the state police station in the Capitol so he could be fin gerprinted for a real estate license. Ms . Cullimore testified that Robbins gave he r a sexual "come-on" when he introduced himself to her one day in the Sen ate visitors gallery while she was working as a student intern for a lobbyist. She went to his office about two weeks later, s he sa id, and engaged in a sex act with him. Frequently s ipping water and occasionally smiling or staring thoughtfuJly at the celling, Rob· bins spent much of the first few minutes on the witness stand describing his political dif· fer ences with the Los Angeles Times, the first news paper to re· por t Ms. Terwilllger 's allega- tions . . Sands and Robbins have Im· plie d that Robbins' charges stem from his disputes with the Times. Robbins said the newspaper did not endorse him durlne his first two Senate campaigns . Da~ce concert set The Afro-Haitian Dance workshop members at Oranee Coast College in Costa Mesa will perform Saturday at 9 a.m. in the gymnasium dance studio. The aerformance is open to the publJc and there is no charge. He was convicted along with three women followers after a dramatic trial which chronicled the bizarre saga of the Manson ''family," a youthful band of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ................ !A"LV CILEBRATION -Principal Joan Mil.la-Buffehr and student Pang Kou Vang step out at tbe head of the 4th of Ju- ly parade Thursday at Oak View School ln Huntington Duett. More than 300 summer school youngsters participat- ed. Students called their principal .. Aunt Sam" in honor of occaaton. MAIN Of,tCI l•W•ll•*YM c .... ~.CA Mell-*'• h• 11 ... '"'• !.f .. E ~ _ l'-etlY•'tM t•I Ot,.._ C .. tt llvlNltll•"t C_., Illa ft••• •IO"'' 1Ulftlretloll\ ... 1or1e1 M.it,, or •• vartJ\•,....,lt lltt-"1•1 O. •'P•Hli(iO<I wllllt.il \P<'( Mii _,,.. ...... ,..,.,..., ... ,., ....... .... --...---- dro pouts who believed their leader was Christ, God and the Devil and followed his orden to klll. A fourth defendant wu con· vlcted at a later trial, and other Manion followers have since been convicted of other crimes and sent lo priton. Several nel1hbors aaid they had beard screams, moans and crle1 of "Pleaae don't ldll met" In the earl1 mornlnt boura Wednesday, buthadi111oredlt. From Page A1 Pll\RADE. • • • JULY CARPET SALE TREND "RARE AnRACTIONS" Solid color plush. 100% nyton, 6 year residential wttar warranty, protected ¥Ath DuPont Teflone. Regular $17.50 Installed. TREND ''FLYING COLORS" Sculptured multl-cotor saxony, 100% DuPont Nylone, 5 year residential wear warranty. Regular $14.95 Installed. TREND ''CREATIONS''· Subtle frosted tonee cloeety matched with a satin lutter, 5 ve• realdentlal wear warranty, protected W!th DuPont Teflone. Regular t17.95 lnatalled. SALi PllCI UL.I PllCI SALi PllCI (prices effective through Jufy) f ·~ ....... J~ Namath, former quartnback with the New York Jet•, dance• with Susan Elizabeth Scott, left, during opening night of "Damn Yankees" in New York. Namath pla11• Shoele" Joe from Hannibal, Mo. Secret wedding hits sour note The marriage of pianist Paul Drake and Princess Marie Christine Daphne of Belgium hit a sour note after little more than a month. The couple. who married secretly in Florida on May 23, separated this week, and Drake says "it's over." The 43·year·old pianist said he didn't know why the mar· riage failed. The 30·year·old princess whose step·brother is King Baudouin moved into the home of a well·known art dealer and left a letter asking that she and her husband "re· main good friends," accord· ing to Drake. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India sent a message or sympathy to the family of the late Canadian cancer hero Terry Fox. "Te rry Fox 's exam ple s hines like a light in the midst of so much that is dark today," Gandhi said of the Former New York City Mayor John V. Lindsay has a new job in ci- t y govern · ment. Lindsay ap- peared with the current .. ma yo r , Edward I. Koch, at City Hall for a joint announ- c e m e n t o r uNosav. Lindsay's new. unsalaried pos ition as .rade repre· sentative for the city. The men often at odds politically, were all smiles. · · 1 am pleased to accept this invitation fro m th e mayor,'' Lindsay said. Koch said Lindsay "has of. fered to help the city." young man who died Sunday or cancer. The tribute was among hundreds honoring the 22 year-old Fox. who ran on one leg and an a rlificial limb almost half way across Canada last fall to raise money for the fight against cancer. Challenged by a Tennessee woman to prove that the state of North Dakota is for real. Gov. Allen Olson de· manded proof of her ex- istence before responding. Debra HoUlngswortb, who represents a small organiza· lion in Murfreesboro. Tenn .. c a lied "Concerned Ten· nesseans on the s tate or North Dakota," then sent the governor copies of he r driver's l icen se. U.S . passport and a recent photo- graph. The cover letter was properly notarized. Now the ball is in Olson's court, and aides said the gov- ernor is "preparing a suita· ble response." Ms . Hollingsworth , with tongue firmly in cheek, start· ed the volley when she wrote to Olson asking for proof that North Dakota was not just a hoax She said none of her fr iends had ever been in North D a kota or kn e w a nyone who lived there. Gov. Edmund G. Bro .. Jr. raised s100.ood for his un- declared U.S. Senate cam- paign at a fund·ra1sing din· ner in Fresno. Permit processing as usual? Little change seen with regional coastal panels gone So now that the six regjonal coastal commissions have gone out of business, how does that af- fect the average Joe who wants to slap a second s tory deck on his Or ange Coast beach home? Nol much, says Nancy Lucast, the new director or the South Bergeron resigns Mesa water post Eugene 0. Bergeron, former mortician and Costa Mesa resi- dent, has resigned as president of the Mesa Consolidated Water District to accept a water post in lhe San Joaquin Valley. Bergeron. a member of the in· de pendent water agency in Costa Mesa since 1975, an· nounced his resignation in late June. and it was accepted "with regret" by fellow board mem· bers. Directors elected Warren G. Booth as pres ident, and in his first act as board chief, Booth said the panel will be appointing a new director to fill Bergeron's seat July 15. Bergeron represented Division II. an area roughly encompass· ing the Mesa Verde section of Costa Mesa. Letters of applica· lion Crom residenta In that area will be accepted until 4 p.m. Ju- ly 15. The appointment will run until the Nov. 3 election In the waler district, al wtuch lime the seal will be oo the ballot for the unex· pired two year term remainin&. The waler di1lrlcl board will meet at 7 p.m. July 15 to In· terview applicanta. RESIGNS PRESIDENCY Eugene 0 . Bergnon For more information. call Karl Ke mp. general manager of the district at 631·1200. We're Listening ••• What do y~ like about t.he Dally Pllot? What don't you like? Call the nu,nber below and your messaae will be recorded, tranambed and delivered to the appropriate tdltor. The ume ZA·hour 1nawertn1 Hrvlee may be used to record letten to the edltor on any topic. Mallboit contrlbuton muat Include their neme and tele&Jll!on• number I• verification. No clrcutaUon cal .. ~IMnt Tell us what's on your 11\lid, ' Coast District office, formerly t h c South Coast Regional Coastal Commission head- quar:ters in Long Beach.( Related stor)'. PageASJ. The state charter for the six regional commissions ran out June 30. leaving all unfinished permits and Local Coastal Plans (LC Ps > submitted by coastal cities unfinished It will be up to the lone state coas tal commission to make de· c1sions on all unfinished busi- ness left by the six regional agencies. But, outside of individual ap· plicants being unable to appeal decisions to a higher body, there should be little in the way of change for the average perlJlit seeker along the Orange Coast. G ranted, the state com · mission meetings will undoub- tedly be longer, Ms. Lucast sald, and more days will have to be added to the 111eetln1 calendar each month, both in Northern and Southern California. And in some cases. items per· tainlng to Southern California will be decided in Northern California. des.Pile the inconve- nience to ap~Ucants or those who may want to protest a pro- ject. ' "But for the most part, we'll try to keep the bearings on the more controversial projects nearer the applicant's area." she saJd. Public involvement. ln the form of speakin1 time before the commission, will also be cut back due to th~nmmber of hear- in1s faclng the state panel, she said. "But the processln1 or permit.I by lndlvtduaJs will not appear to chanae too much." Applicant.I will still have lo re celve local concept epprovaJ ol proJectl u ln ~put, and when the doeumen~ te returned to the 1ppUcant, tt mu•t 1Ull be submitted lo tti• Lona Beach of· nee. Only emploJl!et at the district otflce are no i.1er work.ins for UM reck_Jaal commlNlon. "We're now a dlJtrtct atalf,'' M•. Lueut said. "We'll handle all appeall from local 1oven- ment decl•lona, loul couaal plans and permits. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 FFesh ai.P break offered Kids get free activities away from Huntington dump By PAT&ICK KENNEDY °' .. ..., .......... Because puncent odon from the excavation of a chemical dump in HunUnaton Beach ap. parently have forced many youngsters to spend rnuch of their summer vacation indoors, city officials are offering free weekday activities in the fresh air at Murdy Park. "lt 's obviously been a m1sera· ble summer for those kids," said M ayor Ruth Fi nl ey•of younesters living near the dump on Bolsa Chka Street southeast of Warner Avenue. ''Starting Monday, we're of· ferlng them activities away from that area during excava· lion hours." she said . Stale health officials say the strong odors are non·toxlc and don 't pose se ri o us health hazards, but can cause discom- fort. More than 150 residents living near the excavation have com· plained to C"it y orrlclata of headaches, nausea, vomlUn1. sore throats and bumlnc eyes. Realde~ts interviewed say they spend most or the Ume inside with doors and windows shut to keep out the s mell. City spokesman Bill Reed said parents also are welcome to spend Monday through Friday a l Murdy Park, on Golden West Street north of Warner Avenue, from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. Reed said fl yers about the ac- tivities will be distributed in the areas most affected. People may calJ 536-5511 for further in· formation. Activities for children 5 and older will inelude crafts, games and films, Reed said He said beverages will be provided but children should bring their own lunch. The free activities will continue until the excavation is concluded in about six weeks Last year, state health of ricials recommended that the former Boucher Landfill be ex· c avated because c hemicals burled there eventually could conta mlnute the underground water 1mpply The lhree·acre dump Wiii used for oil refinery wastes In the 1940s llealth officials predicted a s t ron~ but non ·toxic odor would be relea!'led during the ex- cavation But residents living near the site say they weren't prepared for the aromp. The $3 million excavation is being rlnnnced by Mola Develop· ment Co which plans to build 240 l'Ondominiums on 12.5 acres that inc ludes the three-acre dump site. An estimated 72,000 cubic yards of contaminated soil is be· 1ng trucked to the BKK hazardous waste dump in West Covina About 200 truckloads of contaminated soal leave the site each day Excavators of a toxic chemical dump in Huntington Beach wear protective suits with air filtering mask.3 as they pull tarpaulin over a Load of odori/erow, con- tamma.tedsvil that's just been sprayed with per/UTTlf. The truckload is headed for a hazardous waste dump in West Covina Sunday slww draws dogs A dog show sponsored by the Shoreline Dog Fanciers Associa- tion will ht! held at the Vanguard Street entrance lo the Orange County Fairgrounds on Sunday at 10 a.m. All pure bred, registered dogs are eligible to be entered in the show that will feature free con· form a ti on and obedience classes. Entry fee 1s $4 For informa· lion, call 897 ·8885 SAYE s 1.00000 to '5,00000 PRICED FROM • ·Fireworks taken in Huntington About $1 ,000 worth o r fireworks was burglarized from the Huntington Beach Boys Club booth early Thursday. according to the youth organ ization's director. Pat Downey. director of the Boys Club, said the group's sales booth at the southeast corner of Brookhurst Street and Adams Avenue was broken into at about I :30 am Downey said fireworks sales a re a major revenue producer for the orAanizat1on's youth pro- grams. lie said the stand will be open through today "Oown the hne that $1 ,000 loss means we'll have to drop a pro- g ram for the kids." Downey said "We try to keep kids off the streets by keeping them ac· live. It's too bad we didn't reach those that broke into the booth." Downey said witnesses at an all-night donut stand across the street told him that several youths ran from the booth ---------------------------------------------------------·· .. --------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 ff9stages. s u e Iran and U.S. LOS ANGELES (AP> Eight or the tormet u s hostages in Iran filed a $40 mi\lldn damage suit Thur11day against the gov· crnm('nl:I ot lran and \hc United States. Their lawye r, Jamf's Davis, who Ried an earlier damage suit on behalf of Marine Sgt John McKeel, said he is seeking a rul- in& on whether the U.S. govern· ment and the president have the right to waive the hostages' right to sue for damages . That waiver was part or lhe agreement tor the hostages· re- lease. Davis and one or the eight former hostages, retired Army Col. Charles W Scott. also told a news conference outside the federal courthouse that they hoped lo wan and thus dis - courage future terrorist acts · · 1 believe very strongly if we are to discourage international terrorism, Iran must in some way be made to pay tor this out- ragl' against the United States," Scott said. ·'Terroris m must be costly." Scott, 49, who recently retired after 31 years in the military. re· peatedly stressed that he has no quarrel with then· President Carter over tht· handling of the hostages' rcleast•. In fact. Scott said, he was scheduled to return to his native Georgia on f<'riday and would spend the Fourth of July riding with Carter an a holiday parade in Atlanta ............ ·'I know that without his ded 1cation and commitment to ob- taining our release. I probably wouldn·t IX' standing here to day." SC'oll said MIRAGE -It may look like Melissa Meistrell of Alamo, Calif.. has put all her clothes in the dryer but in fact they are hidden by the door But he added ... My ma1or con eern as the impression the settle ment m;n havl' on those who eonsader terrorism an the future A r my's p istols goin g m etr ic if the cost as not prohibitive. acts of terrorism wall continue ·· The uther hos tages joining the suit are Leland llolland . Paul :"lel•dham . lte~1s Regan. David llocder: Wilham B Royer Jr.: Don A SharN. und Duane {j llll•tl(' WASHINGTON <AP> -The metric system has caught up with the .4S·caliber autom atic that bas been the U.S. military's principal pistol for 70 years. T h e Army, acting for a ll armed services, said that It is seeking bids for a new 9mm semi-a utomatic to replace the 418,000 forty-fives in service as well as the 136.000 .38-caliber pistols carried by some person- nel. 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Fl"tllltll l);SJp_m . •.> 11 • Sa<onCI-5 tlpm ).J 5a<-f11911 11 ........ u S..n Mb I oe p,m --,, rllft J:a .. u 110 7) ,. ., • "' s.eurcr.y ,. u -ats top m .. rlMS ~' s• Ml I '4• m ,...,..., .. -· J , ) • 1 2 I I 1 TM afttclJ of Hllrrl<-... h11 oft ow cHst of Mt•l'o 11 upac:tecl to b,. t n1 t••d wevet 10 Soutllern Calltorftle tod01. "-"9f, ._to lN J u11pr••lttelllllly 01 111<1\ atormt, 1~ 11 ... HIW ,_,.. ,_. -Miit preclk · tloflt Of! -1i,..cc.idlt'-1• toNy. Hostage deal upheld Court ruling OKs transfer of Iran claims to tribunal WASHINGTON <AP> -The US. Supreme Cow1 has upheld the financial deal that lreed tbe $2 American h oataeea from Iran. By unanimous vote Thursday the high court ruled that then· President Carter acted within his powers by a1reeing to transfer the claims and billions or dollarain Iranian assets. The Supreme Court '1 deculon afllrms that judsment. The Supreme Court on June 24 heard oral arguments in the caae the first s ummer hearlnc since tbe 1974 Watergate tapes case. Several aspects of the agree· ment -such as the U.S. pledse Q/ non-interference in Iranian af· faira were not before the high court. Through a series or complex maneuvers. about $2.9 billlon in frozen Iranian assets went back to Iran upon execution or the hostage agreement. Another Sl.4 billion was set aside to pay American banks that lent money to Iran T he nine-m ember intern•· Uonal tribunal was holding a series or oraanlzallonal meet- iAgs this week In The Hague, In anticipation of hear ing mote than 2,200 claims aaainst Iran. The high court, working ex- tremely rapidly, Issued its rul· ing just elght.daya after hearing oral arguments . T.he hostaaea were released from Iran on Jan. 20, after more than 14 months in captivity. Thursday's ruling clears the way for the United St ates to meet a July 19 deadline set out in the accord. T hal deadline calls for lhe transfer overseas or about $2.3 billion in Iranian as- sets held by U.S. banks. Controller pact rejection urged Under the agreement, $1 billion or the assets is to go to the jurisdiction or the tribunal for claims settlements. The J ustice Department had said lhere could be "potentially serious diplomatic and financial consequences .. if the court blocked the July transfer Justice William H Rhenquast. writing the court's opinion. re· viewed a numb e r o r con · gr essional acts in concluding that Congress had in e rfecl authorized the extraordinary ac- tions Carter took. "In light of the fact that Congress may be considered to have consented to the presi· d ent's action in sus pending claims. we cannot say that ac- tion exceeded the president's powers." Rehnquist wrote The transfer of the assets is one or a number or aspects of lhe agreement Carter signed Jan. 19 , an the last hours or his presidency The agreement was supported by President Reagan. The accord was challenged by a number of U.S. companies The firm that convinced the high court to hear its case was Dames & Moore. a Los Angeles- based engi neering partnership that was tryin~ to protect a $3.8 million court award it won against Iran. A U.S. distract court in Los Angeles on May 28 rejected the firm's challenge. Thal ruling meant Dames & Moore would have to pursue its action before the tribunal The U S Supreme Court on June 11 agreed lo review the U S . district court decision. without waiting for a ruling by a federal appeals court W ASHJNGTON <AP> The executive board of the air traffic controllers union recommended on Thursday that the rank and file "overwhelmingly reject" a tentative contract which averted a threatened nationwide strike June 22. The board reached its decision during a meeting in Chicago, a union official said. The tentative pact was reached after all-night negol· ialions just two hours before the controllers threatened to walk off their jobs. A strike would have grounded at least half the nation's commercial air traffic. If the pact is rejected, t he un- ion would have lo a s k the Reagan administration to re· s ume bargaini ng. Transporta· lion Secretary Drew Lewis has warned that the administration would come up with no addi· tional money beyond the $40 million package already offered Robert E. Poli. president of the Air Traffic Controlle rs Organization. was said by aides to have agreed to the govern· ment offer after the union failed to drum up at least 80 percent s upport fo r a s trike call. if necessary. About 75 percent or the controllers approved the strike authorization. But within 24 hours or the set· tlement , representatives or locals around the country com- plained bitterly, s aying the members would not ratify it. Many mem bers were ··angry al themselves" for not going along with a strike." PATCO s pokeswoman Marcia Feldman has said in characterizing the discontent. A resolution approved unan- imously Thursday by the nine· member executive board said the June 22 agreement "does not address the fundamental issues - ""~ BRACED New cadets al U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N. Y., are inspected by Senior Cadet Lori Sakuye . This year's entering class includes a significant number of women and minority cadets. important lo the air traffic con· lrol profession . . " The resolution, read by Ms. Feldman at the union's head- quarters. said the board sup· ports Poli's decision to accept the pact offered by the Reagan ad m in1stral1on ··given the circumstances with which he was confronted" at the time of the nesotiations. P resumably the board re· ferred lo the failure or the union to get the 80 percent strike vole. R atafi cation of the tentative contract would require 51 per- cent approval. The tentative contract calls for a wage and benefits package that amounts to a 6.6 percent in· crease over what the controllers currently get in wages and benefits They also would get a 4 8 percent general wage bike expected to be given to all gov· ern ment e mployees. But all the controllers would not benefit equally under the pact s ince much of the package consists of increases in premium pay for night and weekend work as well as money for controllers who are medically disqualified. Controllers earn an average of $34 .000 a year from a low of $20,500 to a high or S49,200. They had demanded an across·the· board, $10,000·a·year wage hike, a reduced work week from 40 hours to 32 hours and other fringe benefits. Last week some controllers called the government proposal "l'(arbage" and predicted it would easily be rejected. After at became clear that hostility toward the tentative agreement was widespread, lhe executive board, which includes Pola, seven regional r e pre- sentatives and the union's ex- ecutive vice president. met last weekend to decide t heir next move They called 400 union repr esentatives to Chicago on Wednesday and Thursday to dis- cuss the proposed contract. The Chi cago meetings at a hotel near O'Hare International Airport were closed to the public. The Reagan administration has given every indication it in· tends to stand firm on its refusal to provide more money for the 15,000 unionized controllers. who direct air tramc from 23 re· gional centers and more than 500 airport towers around the coun- try. T een c rac ker thie f cle ared INDIANAPOLIS <AP> - Authorities have decided to drop theft charges against a mentally handicapped teen·ager accused or stealing a 25-cent package of crackers from a blind woman's concession stand. However. a federal magistrate ruled that the youth should be committed to Central State Hos pital here because "it is in his best interests." A psychiatrist says Roy Bowman s uffers from chronic undiCferentiated schizophrenia. Bowman . a 19 -yea r ·old transient. h ad been charged with thert on government prop. erty. Officials said he was ar- rested June 18 while selling a pint of his blood to gel money lor food, and was charged with theft on government property. ,...~L RUG ~~, ~' 60 s ._'\~ % ~ o~ . (~ Below Dept. Stores W e have received the largest shipment of Chinese rugs. Sizes from 2'x3' to 15'x12' o•m-~1. L.A. ll 01eroom Corona 0Pl ,\for 525 . La Cienega B /.,d. 2421 £. Cota f l HM'Y· (213) 651-5175 (714) 673-2224 u.._.. "-··"at, tf • ., "••· 1~·3 11,..,,.. ~··"••· IO·ft ,_ 12•ft APPRAISAL & SER\l.ICE OLD AND AN1lQlJE RUGS PURCHASED l I. I• ' • . • • ! I J " .) Orange Coatt DAILY PtLOT/Frlday, July 3, 1981 Opell during l'.'lterations l Shift in coastal commissions won't affect overall functions ~ POllllCIAN'S FLIP·FLOP -Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau de· monstrates his acrobatic abilities on a trampoline during Canada Day celebra- tions in Ottawa. Trudeau attended in an unofficial capacity. By &M A.Moelated Preti Callrornla'a 1lx re1tonal coastal comml11ion1 have ceased to exist, but their demise has litUe Immediate effect on en vi ronmentalistl, developers and others concerned with regulaUona ort.be commlJslona. T he change In the com· mlHlons -created nine yean ago to restrain development a ton a California's l ,QOO·mile coast -is in part only a technicaJ reorganization and ln part a fundamental shift. A1thou1h the six regional com· misalons were automatically a b ollshed Wednesda y. t he statewide commission remains Intact, and five of the former re· gion a l offices continue to operate with the same stalls u district offices of the state com- mission. That means t he stale com· mission. rather than regional com missions. will act on an estimated s.ooo building permits annually in the coastal zone. A president's July 4 message Reagan writes his feelings on what Independence Day means NEW YORK <AP) -Presi· dent Reagan, asked by Parade magazine to write a message lo Americans on the Fourth of Ju- ly, offered a personal, nostalgic look at the meanin g of Indepen· dence Day. Parade asked Reagan to write the message in April. It was de· livered May 14, with a note from presidential assistant Michael Deaver: ·'This Fourth of July message is the president's own words and written initially in the presi· ~ent's own hand. I thought your readers might like to know that, and that he wrote it on a yeUow pad at Camp David the week before last," Deaver said. Here is the text of Reagan's message. which appeared in Parade on Sunday. """Ille.ct""''" pe<mlulon Per-""9!Ka!ICll\1 Inc By RONALD REAGAN ,.,........, .. u ....... ..- For one who was born and grew up in the small towns of the Midwest, the re is a special kind of nostalgia about the Fourth of July. I remember it as a day almost as l ong-a nt icipated as Christmas . This was helped along by the appearance in store windows of all kinds of fireworks and colorful posters advertising them with vivid pictures. No later than the third of July sometimes earlier Dad would bring home ·what he felt he could afford lo see go up in smoke and name. We'd count and recount the number of firecrackers, dis play pieces and things and go to bed determined to be up with the sun so as to of· fer the first thunderous notice or t he Fourth of July. I'm afraid we didn't give too much thought to the meaning of the day. And, yes. there were tragic accidents to mar It, re- sulting from careless handling of the fireworks. I'm sure we're better orr today with fireworks l argely handl ed by pro· fessionals. Yet there was a thrill never to be forgotten in seeing a tin can blown 30 feet in the air by a giant "cracker" -giant meanihg it was about four inches long. But enough of n ostalgia. Somewhere in our growing up we began to be aware of the meaning of the day. and with that awareness came the birth of patriotism. July Fourth is the birt hday of our nation. l believed as a boy, and believe even more today, that it is the greatest nation on earth. moment and finally, his voice failing, he said. "They may turn every tree into a gallows, every hole into a grave, and yet the words of that parchment can never die. To the mechanic in the workshop, they will speak of hope. to the slave in the mines, freedom. Sign that parchment. Sign if the next moment the noose is around your neck. for that parchment will be the tex· that parchment will be the text· book of freedom. the Bible of He fell back exhausted. The 56 delegat.es. swept up by his elo· quence. rushed forward and signed that document destined to be as immortal as a work of In recent years, however, I've come to think of the day as more than just the birthday of a nation. It also commemorates the only true philosophical revolution in all his- tory ... There is a legend · about ltle day of our nation's birth in the little ball In Philadelphia, a day on which debate had raged for hours. The men gathered there were honorable m en hard· pressed by a king who had flout· ed the very laws they were will· ing lo obey. Even so, to sign the Declaration or Independence was such an irretrievable act that the walls resounded with the words "treason, t he gallows. the headsman's ax," and the is· sue remained in doubt. The legend says that at that point a man rose and spoke. He is described as not a young man, but one who had to summon all his energy for an impassioned plea. He cited the grievances that bad brought them to this man can be. When they turned to thank him for his timely oratory, he was not to be found. nor could any be found who knew who he was or how he had come In or gone out through the locked and guarded doors. Well. that is the legend -but we do know for certain that 56 men. a little band so unique we have never seen their like since, had pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. What manner of men were they. Twenty-four were lawyers and jurists, 11 were merchants and tradesmen, and nine were farmers. They were soft-spoken men of means and education; they were not an unwashed rab- ble. They had achieved security but valued freedom more. Their stories have not been told nearly enough. John Hart was driven from the side of his desperately ill wife. For more than a year. he lived in t he forest and caves before he returned to find his wif P. dead, his children vanished, his property destroyed. He died of ex- haustion and a broken heart. Carter Braxton of Virginia lost all his s hips, sold his home to pay his debts and died in rags. And so il was with Ellery, Clymer, Hall, Walton, Gwinnett, Rutledge, Morris, Livingston and Middleton. Nelson personally u rged Washington to fire on his home and destroy it when it became the headquarters for General Cornw a llis . Nelson died bankrupt. But they sired a nation that grew from sea to shining sea. Five million farm s . quiet villages, cities that never sleep, 3 million square miles of forest, field , mountain and desert. 2'l7 million people with a pedigree which includes the bloodlines of all the world. ln recent years, however, I've com e to think of that day as more than just the birthday of a oation. It also commemorates the only true philosophical revolution in all history. Oh, there have been revolu· lions before and since ours. But those revolutions simply ex· changed one set of rules for another. Ours was a revolution that changed the very concept of government. Let the Fourth of July always be a reminder that here in this land, for the first time. it was decided that man is born with certain God-given rights: that government is only a conve· nience created and managed by the people, with no powers of its own except those voluntarily granted to it by the people. We sometimes forget that great truth and we never should. Happy Fourth of July. Ella has ol' magic at Carnegie Hall By MARY CAMPBELL NEW YORK (AP> -Ella Fitzterald, In· t roduced as .. one of the principal singers of this century . Ella." gave two Kool Jazz Festival con- certs at Carnegie Hall. ' It was her first festival appearance since 1973. The news is: She sounds exactly llke the great Ella Fitzgerald. Western HAT SALE! ~~NOW Y2 .,,, Her trio, Jimmy Rowles, piano. Skeeter Best, bass. and Bobby Durham, drums, came on first Wednesday night. When Miss Fitzgerald joined them. looking svelte In an orange gown with gold stripes, she had trouble getting started over the Udal wave of applause . But "back to work," not bask in acclaim, ia her motto, and singln& soon prevailed. She brou1ht voice. phenomenal energy and something lnven· tive to every song but one. "Quiet Nlahta'' was alone among the 16 songs she sang lor Just beln1 well sung, not lnspiraUonal. The scatting in "All of Me" drew applau1e. Her voice was uUn itself on "Satin Doll.'' She dis· played her remarkable ranse and there waa humor ln the instrumental arruc•ment of "8lrd1 Do It." Her delivery was 1lncere enoQf,h to con· vlnce any man on "Ain't lllabebflvln' ' and abe ended on a high note, tben bent notet to brtn1 th• endlnl down about two oct8"ea. One noticed tht vocal control and edit Mill Flt11erald can put on her voice u 1he did "After You've Gone." She ran throuah ll .,.ln:~ apeed. She can!SHd the words of "Tbl A Tram.' ''Body and Soul," with plano, wu perh•PI tbe mott menaorable moment ol th• tflnl111. An elaborate • • MeditaUoo," trt&b ,.., lmlt•· llonU various laltrumtMI, ooaelaMd hr uotber wave ~ applaUH and Mill PIQaerilW 111ta1. "J wtalil ti.ct-that Oft• reomt." SM~ Uaat •JI· out vocalb.aUon with a Hl"tDltl fliiil,lq ''Blue Mooa." wttb piano . ... Jived "Str1t1hten up -PlJ aa;tat ... rcw an ..-on, eht e.omblMd • ~ "l'H Ool a Craib o9 '•'8u'' wtdl ........... ~dial ... "Al '!!-1. WOUlil '•ina on 'Soul Tratn:~~,_, ,...., YI.All.' TU 1•Ml&efte• weat 1'lld and, .. NlwMd foi a broedli •1MIMl&~"MIO die Xaif•.'' .......... OM cboNI eapf•rlil1 the 1r1HI voll'l1, of~ Lou la Arm1&.roq. But this la only a temporary duty for the s tatewide com· mission untll the 67 city and county governments alona the coast submit and win approval ol their local coastal plans. When that happens, the pttm.lt authority will shlft back to tbote local governments. However, tbe statewide com· mission will continue to operate with an oversight authority, In· cludlng respooaiblllty to approve or deny future changes In local plans. So lar, only three of those plans have been approved. Executive Director Ron Zum- brun of the Pacific Legal Foun- dation, one of the moat penis· tent critics of the coastal com- m i sslon. says he views the abolition of the regional com· missions as a step In the rllht direction because ultimately it should lead lo returning the permit authority lo cities and counties. But in the meantime. be says he is concern ed about a statewide agency being even more remote and unrealistic In its cont rols than the regional com missions . Zumbrun con· demos the -commission u "a super-agency with elitist view- points .. whose regulations have had the effect or taking property rights a way from owners of coastal lands. ''The difference will be whether the slate commission is goin& lo act rapidly and con· struclively to approve the local coastal plans or the cities and counties," Zumbrun said. "If that happens rapidly, then it would be a major improve- ment in the permitting process But if the state commission doesn't act expeditiously, then we will continue lo have a con· tinued impediment to reasona· ble use of our coastal area." Sierra Club lobbyist J ohn Zierold, regularly at odds with Zumbrun over coastal com· mission issues. agrees with him on at least one point -that there will be no dramatic im· mediate c hange in coast al regulati.()ns because of the aboli· lion of the regional boards . Only the San Rafael office of the fo r mer North Central Regional Commission is closed, with its four employees transfer..re d t o the nea rby statewide commission head· quarters in San Francisco. The former regional offices in Eureka, Santa C r uz. Santa Barbara. Long Beach and San Diego co n ti nu e as ad · min istr ati ve a rm s of the statewide office. Both environmentalists and developers agree that a later, second part of the reorganJza. lion of the commissions will probably be of more importance that the abolition of the six re· gional commissions . That is a change which must be made at some Indefinite point in the future in the membersh.lp of the statewide comm ission. Previously the governor. speaker of the Assembly and the Senate Rules Committee each appointed two of its 12 members, and the other six were named by the regional commissions. Those six members from the regional commissions may con- tinue to serve until the cities and counties in each region come up with nominees from among themselves to eerve on lM aim commiulon. Then, th• I OY• ernor, Assembly Speaker and Senate Rules CommiUee will select their ~placements lrom 1mon1 the nominees of the local eovernment panels. ''Havlng six local government members ls certainJy 1olng to change the mindset of the com· mission," said Zierold. "But it's not easy to predict what a stronger local government voice on the commission will mean." In the east, developers have favored giving permit authority to local officials while environ· mentalists have favored regional or statewide bodies which the re· ason are less su.sceplible to pre· ssures lo approve developments wh ich add to the local preperty tax base. But the screening process of the governor. Senate and As· However, the statewide com- mission will con- tinue to operate with an oversight authority. sembly picking appointees from among a list of local government nominees blurs that difference And enactment of Proposition 13 property tax cuts three years ago took most of the incentive out of approving new develop- ments to build tax revenues. The abolition or the six re· g1onal commissions eliminates posts of 76 appointed com· missioners, who were paid only expenses but not salaries Their 205 paid stare members all re· main on the state pay roll. although plans are to scale the staff back to about 100 persons by attrition over the next three ye ars o r so, co mm ission spokeswoman Gana Benzley said. T he annual budget of the re· gional and state com missions totaled Sl0.2 million annually. The coastal commissions have been controversial since their creation by voter initiative in 1972. They have control over only 1.3 million of California's 100 million acres of land. but it is for the most part of the most valua- ble and prized land in the state Their missions have been to develop overall plans and act on specifi c proposals with goals of preserving and incr easing public access to the coast and protecting its scenic values. Those goals, plus the fact the commissions create another layer o f government and another layer of permit hearings for landowners and developers to face have put them at odds with many business and real estate interests In urban areas. the authority or the commissions has been limited, because the coastal zone is restricted to a few blocks inland from the ocean in de· veloped areas, and permits for homes have been relatively routine. We invite you to view a special collection of ORIENT Pl IMPORT JE\!VCLRY by CELADON July 5, 6, 7, 8 1nour Fashion Jewelry Department on the Middle Leve l • ) Ir I '· ! .. ·r - I. .. -. --,_ . ---~ ----.-----·-·· __ ,. __ _ "• Orange Coast OAJL V PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 Prisoner trans/ er crowds county jails It appears that Orange Coun· ty absorbed an unfair obligation i n the prtson e r trans fer necessltated by the deputy sheriffs' s trike in San Diego County. More tlum 250 prisoners have been sent from San Diego to be assimilated in the Orange County Jail syst em . Another 80 or so went to jail facilities in Imperial County. But no prisoners were sent to either Ri ve r si d e o r San Bernardino counties, even though they s hould have some facilities as well. It's not too ha rd to figure out why Orange County got the lion's share of the transferred jail population. The county j a il is located near a freeway, and the freeway goes to San D'-'go. Thus, transfer of the prisoners was not a great problem. Orange County Jail has been s howing daib' populations above its rated capacity. To be sure, the facility can handle more prisoners than the rating. But how many more? A busy holiday weekend begins today. That's going to bring an incr ease in arrests and only intensify the space squeeze. Not to mention the weekly inflow of inmates who serve sentences on weekends onJy. Th& onJy county supervisor not on vacation has expressed concern about what the weekend may hold as the population in - cr eases. We have some concerns. too. More miles to gallon Every so often, a cost -saving idea is presented that is so sim- ple and sensible that one wonders why it took so long. So it is with a proposal ad- vance d b y Orange Count y Supervisor Harriett Wieder that. if successful. should reduce the county's gasoline bills by 10 to 30 percent. Given the fact the county's 892 vehicles burn about 1.38 million gallons of gasoline an- nually. the savings could be significant. Even a 15 percent re- duction couJd s ave the county more than $217 .ooo. according to som e preliminary calculations. County s upe rvisors h ave agreed to spend $5,900 to send re presentatives of the sheriff's department and three other coun- ty age nci es to No rthern California lo recei'Ce training un- der the Gasoline Conservation Awareness Program. known as GasCAP. After be ing trained. the group will return and pass on wh at they 've l earn ed t o e mployees who drive the 400 vehicles which log the most miles. Additionally. vehicles will be outfitted with vacuum gauges that s h o w the driver ho w economically he's driving. Orange County will not be alone in the effort. Four cities - including Costa Mesa -also will participate. Thus, for an investment of about $18,000 (the cities· share is about $12,000). savings of several hundred thousand dollars may be realized. And that is a good in· vestment. Av oid wave of injuries A rash or neck a nd back in - juries as a result of surfing acci- d e nts has prompted Orange Coast lifeguards to issue shoreline safety tips for swim- mers this summer. Officials at Hoag Memorial HospitaJ said they had five such victims in the intensive care unit last week and South Coast Medical Center reports a Boogie board victim re mains in critical condition at that-South Laguna hospital. Llf eguards say anyone can be seriously hurt in the surf. and the waves don't necessarily have to be towering monsters for in- juries to occur. Experienced bodys urf ers can be walloped by waves as well as novice swimmers out for their first romp in the surfline. • How do you avoid being slammed into the ocean Ooor by a wave? Here are some tips: -Novice swimmers should not venture into s urf that is three feet or more in size. -Never enter the water by jumping head first into a wave. -Extend your arm when bodysurfing to avoid head in- j uries . -Don't jump from rocks, jet- ties or piers, and always check with the nearest lifeguard for in- formation on irregular conditions at the local beach. Neck injuries are not to be taken lightly. They can result in pe rmanent paralysis of the limbs, costly surgery, or at the least long stretches of time Lying flat on the back. Opinions expressed 1n the space abOve are those of the Daily Pilot. Otner views ex pressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is 1nv1t · ed. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box IS60. Costa Me!Ml, CA 92626. Phone (714) 641-4321. L.M. Boy d/Be auty d e b a te Debate goes on over lhal question of which or the world's women are the most beautiful. A widely travelled alrUne pilot insists the girls of Cambodia used to me rit thal dis· llnclion. and that those who've sur- vived the recent year s or horror there no doubt still do. The sloe·eyed blondes or Northeastern Italy always get numerous votes in this elecllon. Also those high-cheeked ladies of Czechoslovakia. Our Love and War man admits no preference . When your ties get dirty, sir, you might •ant to a.Ive them to a charity clothes shop, then buy them back all cleaned and pressed ror 50 cents each. The late Billy Rose did thal in his younger years. Forget il. The price has multlplled a bil, certainly. Nobody yel hu explained why peo- ple born ln June or July are more Ukely to get cancer, but the statistics out ~ Norway. Sweden and Great Britain indicate 1uch to be the curious case. That a.Lrl who marries before the ate ot. 20 11 twice as likely to 1et d.Jvorced u sh• who marries later. Waa none other lban Arthur Schlea· ln1er Jr. who uJd, "A clvllllaUon de- . ORANGE COAST IJPillt ' ' fines itself by its trivia." What he meant by that I do not know, but if it's significant, this ls certainly the place to quote it. Can you explain ll? Never mind. Il's no t as good, anvhow, as: "A bird In the hand makes 1l hard to blow your nose ... Word is it onJy took 34 houn 25 minutes 55 seconds for a contractor in Albuquerque, N.M., recently to build a 1.200-square·foot howie with three bedrooms, two baths and a dou- ble garage. ls that possible? Q. How much crude oil goes into the making ot a man's polyester suit? A. About 70 cenls' worth. Al thla writing. Three oul of rive doctors admit that they've become 10 disappointed In medicine as a cveer al one time or another lhal they've aertoutly con- sidered going Into anotMr tine or work. Q. In golf. what's a maabie nlbUck? A . The old name for t.b4I Hven iron. Swdie1 abow t.h1t three out ol. ftve c1rs d1m11ed ln aeeldeota were movlq at leu than I mph at laJ- p1ct. Thoma1 P.. Haley Publllher T"OIMI K•YU Editor Barura KnHtklt Edltorl•J Pege Editor Preserve co11rt's authority WASlllNGTON Article llJ, Sec· tion 2, paragraph 2 of the Constitution says: .. In all the other cases before mentioned, lhe Supreme Court shall have appellate j urisdiction both as to llaw and fact. with such exceptions. and under s uch regulations as the Congress shall make." Presuming that those words mean what they say. Congress would seem to have the power to decide wtuch cases and which issues -can be argued before and decided by the Supreme Court. fl used that power in 1868, pass· ing a law designed to prevent lhe highest court from hear ing the legal ap. peals of an unreconstructed anti-black Mississippi editor who had been con· vicled of ·'seditious libel" by an Army court-martial. T H E EDITOR'S NAME was McCar- dle and his newspaper. in Vicksburg. was attacking both freed slaves and or- fi cers of the occupying army. Civilian courts were functioning by then -three years after the end of the Civil War - and Mccardle appealed. contending that the ATmy had no right to try civilians. Congress moved to keep that case away from the Supreme Court. because ir Mccardle won his appeal to the rederal courts. the constitutionality or the Military Recons t ruction Act might be questioned. In that case. the Supreme Court a ppeared to accept congressional jurisdiction. In an ambiguous decision. the justices avoided a constitutional crisis by technically upholding the "ex · ceplion" in jurisdiction in the specific case or McCardle That was 113 years ago. The two bran ches of government. not for the first time, avoided a confrontation over that paragraph of Article Ill. Things were relatively quiet after lhal. Until now Now there are more than 20 bills before Congress designed to exercise ___ '?J RICHARD REEVES 1·,; -. lhe ··exception" clause to eHectively circ umvent Supreme Court decisions in the areas of abortion , prayer in schools and school busing lo achieve integration without the inconvenience of the more traditional method of am ending the Constitution. Why go to the trouble ot winning the support or two-thirds of t he Con gress and two-thirds of the states when a parliamentary maneuver can accomplish the same result? Some of the bi lls, in fact, would bar all federal courts from hearing those cases -and Congress may have the power to en· force that . too, because the lower federal courts were created by the legis lative branch, not by the Cons t1tu· lion "WE llAVE BEEN unduly deferen· lial to the• Sup reme Court." says Professor Charles Rice of Notre Dame, one of the few nationally known legal scholars who advocate "sur~ical " -his word rev1s1on of federal court juris diction~ "It l:Ould leach the Supreme court a lesson." lt certainly could It could also. al the sam e time. destroy the republic as we know 1t Thc-rt.> 1s t1 r eason that Americans have avoided that confrontation for all these years · Prudent men knew lhat there were issues too emotional and too d1vis1ve to be resolved in legislative de- bate The courts. in the United States. have been the mechanism by which the na- tion deals with poht1cal questions that a re too explosive for politics. The most obv1oub and most important of those questions. historically, has been the legal treatment of the black minority by the white ma1onty On that one, in my hfet1mc. the federal courts have saved us from our~elves WO ULD CONGRESS have de· segregatl'<.l the schools and other of· ficial institutions of the Old South"? It d1dn·t Would Congress have passed law~ trying to prevent the courts from doin g that ., It didn ·t the n and 1t shouldn't now "Con~rcss may have the power to do all this." said Professor Van Alstyne. .. But 1t 'i. a n eutral power Onc e Cong ress starL'> down this road, there is no way of stopping There is no telling whut will happen Liberals can use it as well as conser vatives. and the con· servatives who want lo transfer power away from the Supreme Court now should remember that the court has. more often than not, been a con- servative force an American history ·· Don't gamble on casino benefits One or the routine defenses or ga m- bling casinos. such as the ones going upln All antic City. is that they provide jobs for people and benefit the locality. This fallacy was long ago exploded -not by the Marxists -but by the classical economists . lhemsel ves. from Alfred Marshall onward. A gambling casino, like other forms or extravagance, is basically non- productive. It adds nothing to our lolal wealth or productive resources. and In fact diminishes them by withdrawing funds that might otherwise be invested In a productive capacity. MOREOVER, JT TAKES little bits of money rrom many people and chaMela il into a great deal of money for a few people -who lhen find it profitable to use these rund.s to build more casinos, which are far more lucrative than most productive activities. The task of the free enterprise system is to spread the money around as widely u possible. If tbe wealth that as concentrated on such ventures as gambhng casinos we re invested. the volume or t'apilul would rise. the in - terest rate would fall, a nd more labor SYDNEY HARRIS would be needed for the production of goodsthatareconsumed. Only by funneling m oney into this production-consumption cycle can we transfer addilionaJ spending power to the less affluent members or society. But s uch enterprises as gambling casinos produce nothing and consume nothing -and actually transfer funds the other way: from the poor sucker lo the already ric h casino operator. One reason the U.S. is tagging behind Japan and other nations is that so much of our labor and capital goes into lux· uries rather than into basic com· modities Rut ir the wealth we consume extravagantly were saved and invested. everyone would benefit in the long run A poor family might not have two color TV sets, but it would have enough food , enough shoes. enough heat. I F CAPITALISM as we know it is to r emain viable. it must s pread the m oney around more equitably . And this calls for more savings, more invest- ment in plants and equipment, more concentration on what we need than on what we don't need. It seems clear that we can no longer arford both if we are lo remain in lhe race for industrial leaderstup in the world. So if other communities begin lo agitate for casinos. on the ground thal they are .. good for business" or "bring jobs." don't believe it. All they are good for Is the operator 's bank account and a ll they bring is trouble Paying price for enjoynient offers c hange I fully go along with Socrates' idea of the examined life, and its difference from the life the ordinary man lives. I alao esteem the way of life which In· eludes lbe Christian examination of con- science. I usualJy do mine once a year and atsea. But u a basic pbllosophy I value above everything I have encountered ' Cllllll lcCAIE Montatioe'a Idea of the composed life. Here la bow he describe• it: .. IF YOU HA VB known howtocompo11e your life, you have accompliahed • 1reat deal more than the man who k11owa bow to compose a book. Have 1ou been ab&. to tab your ttrldt? You tt1ve ~ more than tbe man wbo h11 taken dtJ• and em~lrea. ··ne INll Md~ muterp6eet of ·-ii ...... '° .. ~ All .,...... 0tm11 -te~sn. te '*"'· eo build.._. are, at moat, but lneonaldente props • and 1ppenda1e1. "Tbe lnaly wiae man must be 11 lntelU1ent ad expert la Ute \IN o( natural ~ u bl all UM otber .. t functions of life. So the sages live. gent- ly yielding lo the laws of our human lot. lo Venws and to Bacchus. '·Relaxation and versatility, it seems to me. go best with a slrong and noble mind. and do it singular honor . There is nothing more notable in Socrates than that he found lime, when he was an old m an. to learn music and dancing, and thought 1t time well spent." 1'he point about Venus and Bacchus ts well taken, for life is indeed a poor thing without the f leasures of the vine and the ways o women. There is something pathetic about a millionaire like Andrew Carnegie, with all his good worka and b\a religiosity. Just as there ia something robustly and completely allv about J ohn r . Moraa.n the elder. who knew arcl\ltecture. book• and paint Inga aa well U!\ his vlntaees and hla mlJtre11es . FllOM TIME to tJme 1 do • th.In• 1 utl edlUn1 my Ille. l 10 over what J think are my 1ood and my bad qu1UU , and make s•verll mild re· solutions to Improve the one and to mlt11•te the other. ' Cont&lte.oUy I r1ult m)'fflf on tM plHl\llW In tile 1vaU1ble to mt wbJc.b 1 am too laiy or too ftU\uJed to 1n1tcb. I love musk and be" Mt. bee11 lo a COD cert ball ln ~n. and 10 to lhe °"" once a ynr when 1 lrtend provid• Mou rt . This I whit I take It MontaJlfle ls r• ferring to as ··relaxation and versallli- ty. ·' To make money end to hoard it Is indeed a s mall part or life. I HAVE had the disadvantage ot being poor for a long lime. The idea of paying six dollars or more for a mov- ie or play strikes m e as outrageous. I a m stuck in the period when the movies cost less than a buck. I know this Is a perverse and dis- orderly reason lor avoidln• ibese pleasures. 'I'he c ure is obvious. Open up th~ walle\ a bit more. and lel a llltle more lire Into m y life. But nol too much as to neglect my old friends. Venus and Bac- chus . 111111111 lt'a a llne Idea to boycott all ~ball camet fot' • daft after tbe 1tri.ke ll let· Utd, or ~ about 1klpplnc the wboM HIJOD1 8 P. ..... ~::-···.,. ........... .,,..... .... .. -· ~-....................... ,.., ... "'"" ... ~ ..... I ... ~·...-.-~·~ -...... ----..,,---------~---- ) Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 A7 Soviet maneuver possible Take only when needed Panel experts caution against routine dental X-rays WASHINGTON (AP) - American intelligence sources said Thursday that Soviet nrval forces in the Mediterranean are al tbelr highest level in about tour years and may be prepar· ing an amphlb1ous landing on the Syrian coast. Any maneuvers, the sources said, would be carried out joint- ly with lhe Syrians. Presumably, the maneuvers would be designed as a warning to Israel against taking any direct military action agalnat Syrian anti-aircraft missiles in sou them Lebanon. I s raeli Prime Minis ter Menachem Begin has warned that Israeli forces m ay move if diplomatic effort.a to resolve lhe dispute fall. According to the sources, who declined to be named, there are 53 Soviet naval vessels in the Mediterranean, the largest number since 1977. Included are about a dozen Russian amphibious vessels. The sources said these ships could land about 600 Soviet n aval infa ntr y m e n , the equivalent of U.S. Marines. However, they said they had not yet established the presence of Soviet marines on those ships, although U!S. specialists believe they are aboard. WASHINGTON CAP> -X- raya of teeth are 1enerally safe and useful but should not be taken routinely on every vtalt lo the dentist, dental expert.a aay. The panel, drawn to1ether at a three -day government· sp()nsored conference on de'1lal radlolo1y, concluded that X·rays should be taken only when there is an lndlcatlon that exams are needed. The recommendation springs from increasing public codcern about the risk of radiation and the cost of health care, says Dr. Robert A. Goepp of the Universi- ty or Chicago, who chaired the meeting. But it nms counter to the prac· 'tice or many dentists who have been taught to give X-rays routinely during the recom· mended yearly tooth examina· \ion. · "We have now refined the pro· cedure," Goepp said. "The ap- plication of X-r ay exa m s randomly probably is not a good \bing. If there is no problem, X- rays are not recommended." The panel, convened by the National Center for Health Care Technology to look at the X-ray question, stressed that some pa· tients require more frequent X· ray exams and should rely on the recommendations of their dentists. .......... But many adults with healthy MODERN THOR -Ron Sweet of Arlington, Mass., calls teeth and a low risk of dental forth million-volt bolts of static electricity from a generator disease can saJeJy go two or at Boston's Muse um of Science from inside a protective three years between X-rays, the cage. He tripped the time-exposure photo. experts said. _-----r----------------------"T..:::oo..=.th::::.:....::.de::..:c:.::a:.Ly and cavities can progress more swiftly in children than In adults, so healthy youngsters may need more frequent X·rays than adults, they added. In another recommendation that runs counter to some den- tists· practice. Goepp saf~ pa. Owner/in& theft-proof gates aren't ALMADEN VALLEY <AP) - J o hn Gian col a , a builde r specializing in theft-proof homes, spent an extra S70Q lo In· stall stone-pillared wrought-Iron gates in his new house to keep away thieves. This week someone stole the theft.proof gates and his S500 front door, which was elec· tronically bugged to prevent break-ins. , "Isn't that something?" Gian· cola asked. "I put 'em up so I wouldn't have any thefts, but someone came up and took the damn things . T h ey were beautiful gates. I had 'em custom made. They were fitted and everything." His stolen door, installed only a week ago, had a large stained- glass window with the image of a tulip. Giancola installs burglar alarms, deadbolts and fences on homes that he builds and sells. "It's a key selling point," he said. tleou should have a«eH to copies cl the1r X·raya, either to keep for their records or to give to another dentist. To keep the X-rays from beln1 lost , the orlglnals probably should stay with the dentist, heaaid. The group estimate d th at almost half or all Americans vis· it their dentist each year. Ac- cording to a recent study. about 80 percent of them receive den· tal X·rays. The panel, which included dentists, researchers. radiation experts and health care orticlals from across the country, said X· rays should be ordered only after a review of the patient's dental health. This includes observation and examination of the teeth and gums, a history of previous den· tal care, and a check of the pa- tient's nutritional status, which can affect the condition of the teeth. Dr. Prisci lla W . Laws, a physics professor at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pa., who has studied dental radiation, said radiation from dental X-rays is minimal and should pose little risk. Public concern has arisen from studies showing that ex- cess ive radiation can cause cancer, birth defects and other problems. ''People should question a den- tist who routinely X-rays every six months or a year without giving a reason or an interpreta- tion of the findings," Ms. Laws said. on Gold at 1/2 Off ! DEAR PAT DUNN : I ordered $31.20 worth of merchandise from Mi cro-Cook Products Inc. of Northbrook, Ill. I've called the company a number of times and have been promised a refund s ince my order can't be filled after months of waiting. The last time I tried to call the phone had been discon· nected. What's going on? J .C., Newport Beach Failure to ellmlnate caaaes of com· plalDta, ananswered complalall aad fallue lo seu.le complaint• i. wllat'1 Johll Oil, ac- eord.lag Lo the Better Bu&.eu Bveaa of metropolitan Clllca10. The BBB baa bee• ad· vised by Hemy Meler of ta.e llllDob at&.oraey general's office that all complalata shoald be referred to: Federal Trade Commllaloa, $S E. Monroe St., Room 1437, Cblca10, 111. llM3. Sorry, but it looks like aaotber maU- order firm has joined the rub of many others which ar~ o• the verge of going oat of business and leaving the couumer In tile lurch. Again, A VS ur1ea readers Lo shop · locally. Anythlng sold by maU-order com- panies can be purchased In thla area at a comparable price and equal or better quality. Paint those wounds DEAR PAT DUNN: The back yard of the house I bought looks like a jungle. The trees need pruning badly and I plan to gel started on this job. When do you apply pruning paint to pruning wounds? Right after the cut or is it better lo waJt? Also. will any kind of paint do? E .P., Costa Mesa It may be better to pllt olf pnmln1 some of yoar trees antll tlley are la Uad.r dormant season. Check with the Cooperative Es- tenaloe'a farm adviser'• omce about tlth before 1tanlng your project by pboDiDg 774-ftse. Pnmlng paint may be applied 100n after tbe cut 11 made, but It will stick better and stay longer If the area 11 allowed Lo d.ry antll tbe wood starts Lo show small craclta. A homemade paint can be made by mblag one of the commercial fixed copper materials (copper Bordeaus) with raw linseed oU In these proportions: 1.5 ounces copper Bordeaux and 1 pint llD1eed oil. Tiie dra1ln1 should be uecl on au cata more than I Inch lD diameter. The advantage of t•I• palat over black Hpbalt types told ln narserlel ls dla& tbe copper protecll agalut hla1al lnleda... The paint 1heald be reap· piled eac• year utU tlte woad ls healed, aed It can be ue4 for botb dffldaou alld fnlt tree prulag wo.alld1. A "Cot a problem? Thn writ• to Pa1 •\... l>vnfl. Pat will cut rtd tap., getting "' J. th• an.wtr• and action lfOU nttd to • 1alve nwqvitie• "9 oowmmm ond bulirwu. Mail ll®r qutltiotal to Pot Dlalft, At YOMr ~e. ONnfc Coolf DaUw PUoC. P.O. 80% 1"10, COlt4 MHO, CA nae. A• meutr lftten cu potlU>k tlriU ~ orLttDtted. but phoMd inqama or lfttns not mcluding tlw notJ.r'• fvll name. addr.a and bultMu lk>uTt ' phoM 11umber COJtnoC .. ~. TllU colMrM cappNrt doUJf ez- Ctpl S ....... 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' , I I I I I ' ' I I I I • -------------· ~· Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 GARDIN ING Plants will get nitrogen from air By DON KENDALL .~,---w ASHING TON -Plant sclen-~sts are edeing near their goal ill developlna crops that can lraw nitrogen directly from the air , the Afrlculture Department says. Officials said scientist.a at the University of Wisconsin have 1uccessfuJly transplanted a gene from a bean seed Into a sun- flower cell, creating what they dubbed a ··sunbean" which could provide new sources of protein. Agriculture Secretary John R. Block called it a "breakthrough achievement" that "opens a whole new e r a in plant genetics.'· "It is the first step toward the day when scientists will be able to increase the nutritive value of plants, to make plants resistant to disease and environmental stresses and to make them caps· ble of fixing nitrogen from the air." doors for creating genetic varia- tions that have been una v aUableln the past." The genetic engineer· ing p rojec t was led by biochemists John 0 . Kemp of the department's Airlcultural Research Service and Timothy C. Hall of the University of Wisconsin at Madison. "What the scientists have done is to transfer • eene that directs the production of major protein from its native location in the French bean seed into lbe foreign environment of a sun· flower ceU," the department's announcement said. "They call the new plant tiss ue 'sunbean'." The bean gene "is stable in lta new environment" as part of the sunflower material and now is being watched to see If It will produce bean protein, it said. -. . . + Fighting July heat to protect plants To combat July heat which can torture and dama1e nowera and vecetables , Southern California gardeners should water, fertilize and mulch to keep plant.a strong and healthy. Camelllas should be mulched heavily to keep soil around the roots moist and cool. Plant.a also s hould be fertilized with an acid fertilizer i n July, according to Sunset Magazine's Gulde for Southern California gardeners. Pinch or cut back chrysan- themums for the last time thls month. They can be trimmed ba.,ck lo six inches to keep them short. Then, feed and water them until the mums begin to bloom. Tall varieties should be s taked as they grow taller. Roses should be pushed all s ummer, for best production of flowers. Feed them lightly on a regular basis with one table- spoon of ammonium phosphate on the soil beneath each plant with eac h watering. Water generously so that the plants do not become stressed. When cut- ting roses, keep in mind that the longer the stems, the longer it will take the bush to rebloom. . woody centers and replant large, healthy rhlzomea. Since Iris arow In the direction that rhizomes face, point them where they should go. In hot Inland areas gardenert should plant annuals such aa Catharanthus roseus, marlaolda, portulaca and zinnias. All should be shaded for a week after they are planted. Along the coastline plant ast ers, ageratum, Catharanthus, Chrysanthemum multicaule, C. paludosum, col- eus, cosmos. dlanthus, dwarf dahl ias, se mp e rfl o rens begonias, Gloriosa daisy, impa- tiens, lobella, marigolds, pe lunias, phlox, portulaca, • salv1a, sweet assylum, verbena and zinruas. Fertilize selectively, feeding plants that will benefit most. Include annuals , azaleas , camellias. chrysanthe mums. lawn~. rhododendrons and vegetables. Developing crops that take nitrogen directly from the at- mosphere would mean tremen- dous savings in fertilizer and energy costs. Block told a meeting of the American Seed Trade Associa- tion in Atlanta that the gene transfer "could open many To achieve the genetic transfer, the scientists used a bacterium which causes crown gall disease in certain species of plants. This bacterium, the scientists said, has been called ··n ature's ge netic engineer" because it transfers a s mall piece of its genetic material into a host plant's cell. "Whal we did was to tum the bacteria's exploitation of plant cells into a tool for the transfer of genes useful to us," said Kemp, one of the team leaders. CREATING A SUNBEAN -Biochemist John Kemp of the Agriculture Department inoculates a sunflower plant with gene carrying substance aimed at developing technology for moving genes from one plant to another. Scientists have developed a sunbean by lransf erring a bean gene to a sun- flower cell. Bulbs and rhizomes can be divided now. Daffodils should be dug up to divide them. Relocate and replant bulbs immediately -they should not be kept out of the ground any longer than necessary. Divide overgrown clumps of bearded iris; discard Although the season 1s well un- der way, gardeners can still har vest several vegetables if t hey plant them immediately. Try sowing beans, beets, car- rots., com, cucumbers, eggplant. end i ve, peppers. s ummer squashes, tomatoes and turnips. Gardeners can get a quicker start on beans. cucumbers, egg. plant a nd to matoes if they purchase seedlings in four-inch pots. Garde ner's c hec klis t Free floral design workshop offered • Keep up those successive plantings or r adishes and car- rots . Also start seeds for all members of the cabbage family namentals Or decorate the barbecue area with them where they'll come an handy to spice up almost anything you cook on the grill Orange Blossom Florists of Costa Mesa is offering a free Ooral design workshop Monday and Tuesday in their store from 7 to 8 p.m . These introductory workshops will prepare would-be designers for a coming series of eight workshops beginning July 13. Orange Blossom Florists say that the workskops will provide experience for both amateurs and people interested-in pro- fessional floral design. The store is located at 1160 Sunflower, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion call 540-7198. • • • T H E GARDEN G R OVE Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will meet Tuesday in the ,,,,..,,,,,_,,, .. ACllS 0. PLAM'fS AT WMOLISALI 9UALft'Y-llCAUSI Wl610W,.._. Atr ti,_ .. lirl*t ,. ..... Jllf 4 t1 75 ldulll · so• ehlWren 12 ind ander ttll llelc "' """ Jlatld "'"' 644-tsto Q. Auto & Homeowntrrs •f'l~• Ouotes By Phone FAIMOS IMSIWC£ ., Ua.IH4 w IJl·l4J7 1 1•1 4~·CetteMHe Now In beouttful, fragrant bloom. Property Being Sold NURSERY Liquidation Sale All Spedals Subiect to Supply on Hand SAVE UP TO 70°/o . ON ALL ADVERTlsiD ITEMSfl IN ursery Speciall 'MYSTERY' GARDENIA Shiny, evergreen foliage. Popular landscape plant with corsage-- sized blooms. 5GAL. REG.12.98 8.97 f J ea s bugging you? LU'mERAN CHURCH OF l1IE MASTER 900 Pacific Viev OT. rona del Har• 92625 759-1031 VACATION HUStC CAMP July 6 -17 1:00 -3:30 P.H . AGIS : S -13 RIGlSTER 1'0W! DON'T PANIC ••. WE TAKE HOM~ DOZENS! Garden Grove Commu nity Center. 11300 Stanford Ave Dr. Jean Natter, past presi· dent of the National Fuchsia Society, will speak on "Bad Bugs and Other Nasty Things in the Garden." • Plant dwarf bedding dahlias now and you'll be enjoying their bloom in a few short weeks . • Pot up some herbs. You can tuck them into any sunny border as they go well with most or- BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF: Junipers, Cypress Pines, Redwood. and most popular shrubs and vines. ' Compare o ur quality and prices. CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS 2070 Newport ll•d. Costa Mesa, CA 714-54-.0 I 37 M..f 1·5 SAT. & SUM. 9·5 =· • IC you·ve caught sight of crabgrass seedlings in your lawn, it's time to get into action. There are several chemicals available at your nursery to con· trol this pesty weed . LLOl'D•!i ~~ garden shop k ~~~~~~:;;;r:~~~~~~ VINCA 4° Pot Ideal cofor for full summer sun .... SI.Of· •• C NOW 1~. ../ AGAPAMTHU l Ulyof ....... ..... -;.ow s1• .. ·~·_:ir..u s5• ··MOW . . IMPATIENS I $111.Sbe r.UCILL...,. LANDSCAPE IUY~ * PIMO•IM-T.wr. * V~cl Copro1 E I deal foundation plants for any yard. ~~.s4• NOW · , ( • • Pa ? a c 0 0 0 !I DRllGI ClllT Diiiy Plllt FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1981 FEATURES COMICS SPORTS 83 85 86 Rita Hayworth is n-0t shopping for husband No. 6 ... 83 D 0 A 1931 photograph of Ocean Front ahowt the McFCJd.cWn Building (cm far right) during au early daya when a candy atore and a bait-and-tac~ shop were operating in the brick and mortar structure. .....,.,.... .... ,_ The building today doesn't look much different, n cept that it'• mrtuaUy empty. Renovation plana for the historic structure were filed thia week. · Delays stallrenovation of Newport building By STEVE MARBLE Ot-0.0y l"'l ... SUtf The angular building by the Newport Pier has been everything from a corner drugstore lo a flophouse for fishermen. City officials say it's had at least 20 different owners and more than 100 different uses, both reputable and not so reputable. It's made of brick and lime mortar and dates back to 1926 when a fellow named B.K. Stone had it built. He lost the place three years later during the Depression. Four years ago, Newport millionaire Richard Lee Lawrence leased the McFadden Building and decided he'd take a tum at it. After months of arm-twisting from city leaders, Lawrence 's architects filed renovation plans this week for the structure at the corner of McFadden Place and Ocean Front. Architect John Loomis says the building is to be renovated back to a J920ish look with a restaurant named E. Gads on the ground level and seven luxury apartments complete with canopy beds and antique furniture on the top floor. The Ritz. a four-star restaurant that now is the only occupant of the other wise gutted structure, will remain. Loomis says the alley behind the building may be turned into a pedestrian mall with bricks and gaslight street lamps. "Our goal." the architect explains , "is to make this a cor· nerstone of the area and to tum the pier scene around to an image of the 1920s." Although building is expected to begin this month, the last four years have been Jess than smooth sailing for Lawrence and his crew of workers. The project has been dotted with delays and work stoppages. The architectural firm handling the job was dismissed at one point and later rehired. There have been three complete design changes and when building inspectors last eyed the plans. they came up with a list of 133 corrections that needed to be made. Things reached a pitch last month when Newport's building director threatened the close down the Ritz unless Lawrence got goin~. "We appreciate that renovation takes a while and we think he's doing an admirable thing," commented City Manager Robert Wynn, "but for heaven's sake he should get into second gear." .......According to tho~e close to Lawrence, the project bas been slow and frustrating. They put some of the blame on the city "Every time you consider moving a window. the city makes you go back to square one," claims Brad Barrett, owner of the planned E. Gads restaurant. "Change is part of the creative process," says Barrell, a 32- year-old CPA turned developer. "The people in the city may yell a lot but they'll be the first ones to bask in its glory when it's done." Jack Poutsch, Lawrence's son-in-law and the agent an charge of the project, says renovation work is hard, slow stuff. "It would be easier by three limes at least to knock the whole place down and start from the ground," he suggests ... But nobody wants that." Lawrence, who could not be reached for direct comment. is known as something of an eccentric by his crew of workers . "He has a lot of great ideas but they change from day to day." explains one ally of his. "But his heart has always been in the right place." Architect Loomis says if Lawrence's ideas unfold as planned, ''It will be a whole new beginning for the pier area.·· Wetlands plan studied LASER OVER IRVINE -That funny green light over Irvine Tuesday night wasn't a close encounter of any kind but rather an attempt by a homebuilder to draw attention to a new Oele'l"'9Mllfl ..... housing development in the Turtle Rock area of Irvine. The light was projected into the sky by a laser rented by Irvine Pacific, the homebuilding division of the Irvine Company. Local control top topic Nestande, Wieder discuss bureaucracy with Reagan By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL °' ... __, ........ The White House -not the· Orange County Hall of Ad- ministraUon -has beeo the center ot polltleal lllt of 1* for two Oran1e County saplfTtlorl. In the past two •••:;., aupervlaon Bruce Nett.,. Harriett Wieder have met With President Rea1an and r...., Reagan AdmJnlltratlon offtelala to diseute ways of looeenlnl tM 1tran1lebold of federal bureaucracy OD local ..,._.. men la. Ne1Unde traveled to Wa1~ D.C., for UM ftnt m..un, of a presldMaUal com· mlUJoft &bat wlll lt.adJ UM nla· UoDlblp .,....,... fedilral ,.-. aaCI .... Co•~j Ilia. ..... ~·~"'· .....,,, ::!" ....... IOclatlOnof . .. In 1eparate interviews, the supervisors have indicated general asreemeat on bow to view the problems between federal and local aovernment.I and what netda to be done to Im• prove the relaUouhlp. N Htande : Rea1an wa• ''tboc~ that local IOftrament w H becomlns paralysed by state ud federal reaulatJona that were obltructlq IOc:al tov· trnment from 1ett1n1 tbln11 ...... -lln. Wieder: "I reillJ, nall)' beU... U.. Pres1dint ia mutna .. ...... tCrort and ·=.: lar1e amount of time tO the vlftl of local ofl1dal1." government jurisdiction with far fewer restrictions than now ap-ply. "He 'aid block srants would be ~n interim step ln returning local control to local govern- ment,'' Mn. Wieder Hid. "The President said hla dream ls for a percentage of tbe federal income tax to be 'feturned directly to the states," abe addect. NHtande said Reatu traced the ero.ion ot local eootrol to die 1rowtb of federal 1rant., po6nt- ln1 out that in iteo, Wuhinaton attend m 1rant 1>rotram1 ln-volNc about.., blJboe. TW11, there ate aboUt $00 sr•nt procrama involvtna about • inlWOG. They are 1ovel"Ded by 1,0H reetrlctiona tbat~ Nfttande laid, lied lbe bancll ot loc:al 1C>Vernment. CdM Freeway extension would bypass two-acre area Caltrans p lanners think they've found a way of extend- ing the proposed Corona del Mar Freeway while avoiding a small but troublesome wetlands area that could cause new construe· lion delays. In their proposed design. the two-acre wetlands would be in- side-a triangle of asphalt roads formed by the freeway . MacArthur Boulevard and Jam- boree Road. But none of the r oads, nor a loop connecting Jamboree to the northwest- bound freeway. would encroach on the riparian setting. A retaining wall would be built to separate fill dirt for the loop from the wetlands. Finding a way to avoid the wetlands has been a source of concern because state policies forbid altering wetlands without extra environmental studies. Ronald Kosinski, Caltrans en- vironmental planner, said the studies would tack on "several years" to the planning process. He said an environmental "fact sheet" published in 1973 is con- sidered adequate for the project unless the wetlands area becomes lnvolved. "If this design ls approved," he said, "the environmental process should be cut down con- siderably." Many people involved with the one-mile freeway extension have questioned whether the wetlands should be protected at all, claim- ing it was created by mistakes In earlier Caltrans roadwork Datl'f ......... WETLANDS PINPOINTED Protection plan unveiled and shouldn't qualify for protec· lion. After researching old quadrangle maps, however, Kosinski said he is convinced the area previously was a stream bed before the construction work "e nhanced" the wetlands en- vironment. He saJd a pipe draining over- flow water into the low spot was not arranged to feed the water into a pipe to carry the water away. So instead , the water formed the pond that became the wetlands. Some Newport Beach officials believe that fertilizers washed from richly landscaped office buildings in the area further nourlshed the wetlands. The pond and marsh are on a six-acre parcel owned by the _ Irvine Company. John Boslet. the company's engineering manager for transportation services, said Wednesday that the proposed design appears to satisfy initial problems with the wetlands. "I might say that whether that wetlands merits preservation is very subjective.·· he noted Kosinski said the design has been submitted to the Caltrans headquarters in Sacramento for approval. It also will need ap- provals from the state Coastal Commission and the Fish and Game Department. Both groups seem to like the design, he added. The $10.5 million extension. however. will need a higher priority ranking from state of. ficials before it is ever built. Although the project has been on the Callfornia Tr ansportation Commission's list of pending projects for several years, com- m lssioners c.taim the state legislature must raise more highway funds before projects of its status are begun. A bill to increase s t a te gasoline tax from seven to nine cents per gallon is before the state Assembly. but it is not clear whether the bill could in- crease revenue enough to fund this particular project. The Corona del Mar Freeway extension initially was Ust.ed by Caltrans ln 1979 for construction this year. Park patrols added for 4th E~panded parking areas and increased police patrols are planned durin1 the Fourth of Ju- 1 y weekend at Mile Square Re1lonal Park, which bu been the scene of several dl1- turbances in recent weekl. The parts~ a county recreation area locatAld in Fountain Valle)', la pat.rolled by Oran1e County Sherllf s deputies. Traftlc and crime lll"Oblema oulaide lb• park 1roundl an the responatbWty ot Fount.all'.l Valley clty polle. . Sherttr• CaDtalD Ria Dru• •aid mounted cleputJ• ud lddi· tlonal patrol cara will be M · 1l1ned to lllle Square for tM h~dQ. , Allo, be 1iid, est.ra IMrtl'r• ean and aMMmled deputi• WW be atatkmed at SuDM\ a.Kil, near Huntinaton Beach. Offtcen al Sunset can be moved to Mile Square if special problems oc- cur, he said. Some Fountain Valle)' offtdall have volced concern becaUll of nshta that have erupted at tM park dwi.na recent weetendl. requlrtnc t.be attention of dty police u .en_. the deputiee. "WhmHtr you C•t a .&al of people to,.~~~L!•u ,.. •· feNIM!llll ~ apuuun u1 .a fri n;~;;7 Drm aald. .. ..... 1ltuation la well wlthln .. _.. ty to eom.rol." Th• lherUr• captain .... tlte ltPta primarily have laftlftd people plaJiq •oecer at UM part, Diil vtDlilltt lalll membln. Drab DGt*9 ~at couumlna alcoboUc bevv•PI ll w.,.a la __ ...._____ the park and said deputies would mue dutJons for such offenses durln1 the holiday patrol. John Mosqulda, supervising ranaer at Mlle Square, said the paved C18tral bell-port trtancle wUl be opened this weekend ii tbe replar Mlle Square parkln& Iota are ft.lied. He Hid the park can accom· modate about 1,200 cars without \&Ila& tbe uiaaCle. He noted that some ot the recent diaruptjona have occurred when ran1t"' wen ~ to cloee the park addltloaaJ motorlal• becau1 tbele IGU were ftUed. FowdaAD Valle)' Police Chl Marvla f'ailtia said addi .- cltJ ,...... wW be ualroed out· tide tbl ~ ~ the bollday ., ...... \ r 1 I I I ---~ ----------------------.. --.. ---. --. ---------. ---. ------------.. ---------~ ~~ -~--~~~~~.._ ........ _..._,. ____ ,,_ ____ _ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 Sports club winning proposition FOVRTH FOLLIES DEPT. -We're all going to try celebrating the birth of our nation tomorrow and alas, for officials and celebrants alike, the Fourth of July surely 1s fraught with perils. The likelihood is strong for some high surf to beat the sands along this best of all possible coasts. That's a worry for our lifeguards. There's another strong chance that a large number of revelers will raise one too many glasses to toast the na· lion. That's a fret for the California Highway Patrol. Additionally, there remains the slight possibility that, in a frenzy of high exuberance, some citizens mig_ht ac· tually discharge pyrotechnics into the sky, onto adjacent roofs or on dry. weedy vacant lots. TIDS P RACTICE IS likely to create a more s~c tacular result than the originator sou~ht. Such displays also create heavy perspiration for local firefighters and cops. One of the big troubles we have here along this coastline in recent years is that the rules and regulations for shooting off the legal, so-called "safe & sane" fireworks vary widelv. For example, if you shoot the works on the beach at Huntington Beach, you're breaking the law. Go up to your "Okay, who'se the wise gtly who shot off the bottle rocket?'' own neighborhood cul de sac and shoot 'em in the street and it's perfectly okay. THEN GO DOWN to Laguna Beach and shoot a sparkler in the street or alley and you've broken the law. Take it on down to Laguna's Main Beach and your sanc- tioned within the law. Meanwhile in Costa Mesa or Fountain Valley you can fire off legal pyrotechnics anywhere in town and be within the law. Except, of course, if you create a hazard to life, limb or somebody's shake shingled roof. Finally, we come to Newport Beach where, tomorrow night, you'll likely see illegal aerial skyrockets and cherry bombs ~11 over the place. You view the Fourth of July night sky in Newport Beach and you figure you've just witnessed the opening maneuvers of World War III. T ROUBLE JS, all kinds of fireworks are illegal in Newport Beach. It's against the law to even travel through town with a box of sparklers in the trunk of your family bus. One Fourth of July not long ago, the harbor patrol boat roared through the bay up to Lido Isle and by loudspeaker, officers informed those on t he beach they were breaking the law by shooting fireworks. The patrolman's announcement was greeted by about two dozen Roman candles, fired directly at the boat. The patrol guys backed their craft out of there in a hurry. "Thank you, parents, for your cooperation," the patrolman said dryly over his public address system. ANOTHER RESI DENT who lives out on the Newport-Balboa Peninsula specializes in shooting up skyrockets over the beach -one about each five minutes all Fourth of July night long. I don't think he's ever been arrested. Clearly the tasks of the fireman and cop are difficult on the Fourth of July. It's worse than being a postman at Christmas. And just think of all the poor fidos around our area with their sensitive ears. I think I'll join the dogs and just hide under the bed for the night. Have a happy, safe and sane holiday. ·January's Nalt Worlcs ........... Offer '40--..... ..,~!: ... ed-~-"" Z4HW.C .... H~ S....4,M.e.645-1411 PAN"CBE 221 ~ ........... UJ.1110 nlor & Contemp0rary cl Bathing Suits OPIN TILL t ,_ ....., .... Expansion planned in Valley By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of .... Delty ........... About seven years ago, John Fleitz and Jack Cameron or Rolling Hills Estates sold a lucrative tennis club con- dominium complex in Palm Desert and began looking for a tlte ror a new type or family sports center. South Bay Los An'eles County land was too expensive, but they llnally found less costly acreaee In southeast Fountain Valley, the heart or a growing residen- tial region. Four years ago, Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club opened with four tennis courts orr Newhope Street and a membership of zero. Toduy, Loll C11ballero1 boasts almost2,400mcmbors. The 22-acre complex Includes 44 lighted tennis courta, 20 In- door racquetball courts, u speed soccer stadium. a 1lant swim· ming pool. o J(ymna1tlum build· ing with buskulball and volleyball court.It, plu1t a heatlh spa room. Flelt.z and Cameron recently built 52 office condominiums with in the s ports complex, des pite warnings about lhe tliht money market und the ofr-thc· beaten-track location. According to F'leitz. 70 pe'1Cenl of these unlts are now in escrow. Last week the partners re· ceived the Fountain Valley Plan· ning Commission's approval to proceed with still more con- struction on the Los Caballeros grounds. The pair now plan to build a 40-unit condominium hotel, a restaurant. banquet hall and new clubhouse. The expansion plans still re· quire final approval of the City Council, in its role as the Agency for Community Development, but council members a lready have given their okay to the con- cept. The innovative three-story hotel will include eight four- bedroom/two bath units and 32 two-bedroom/two bath units. Each unit, costing perhaps $150,000 to $180.000, will be owned by an investor who would only occupy it for a few weeks each year. Fleitz predicts. During the remaining weeks, the unit would be rented out by Garden Grove historian dies at 87 Private services for Garden Grove educator and historian Dr. Leroy C. Doig, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Pacific Beach Mortuary in Pacific Beach. Dr. Doig was superintendent of the Garden Grove Union High School District from 1928 until 1958. He al.So wrote three vol umes of Garden Grove his- tory. Dr. Doig, who had an in- termediate school in Garden Grove named a fter him died Tuesday at age 87. He is survived by bis daughter. Molly Keist er of Garden Grove, bis son, Leroy Doig Jr. of China Lake, and seven grandchildren. Stam ps extend ed WASIDNGTON CAP> -The White House says President Reagan has signed legjslation continuing preisent benefit levels for the nation's 23 mUlion food· stamp recipients throu1b Sept. 30. The biJJ was signed Wednes- day. c ! ; Proposed expansion of Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club in Fountain Valley on 22-acre recreation compler. .,..,, ...... , ..... ,.... 'ONE OF A KIND' Los Caballeros' Fleitz the Los Caballeros management in hotel fashion. Fleitz sajd the hotel will be de- signed so that the third-floor bedrooms can be separated from the remainder of the living center, enabling the club to offer 80 hotel units. He clajms the on-site hotel will enable Los Caballeros lo provide housing during athletic touma- ments. Also, he envisions small business conferences at the club, in which participants can mix work and recreation. Fleitz notes that Fountain Valley currently has no hotels and limited banquet facilities. He says a young athlete from In- dia who recently took lessons at Los Caballeros had to stay at an instructor's home because of the lack of nearby hotel space. The club owner foresees more professional tournaments and group excursions from over- seas at Los Caballeros because of the new hotel. Fleitz claims hjs complex is the only one in the nation with such a variety of athletic faciliti es . He says Los Caballeros could not be duplicat- ed today in Southern California because of the skyrocketing cost of property. "Nobody's going to build a better mousetrap next door because they can't afford to any more." the club owner says .• Fleitz says he and his partner already have invested S6 million in Los Caballeros and plan to pour another $4 m illion into the complex. "All in all, there's a scramble for the recreation dollar in this area," the club owner admitted. .. But we're not a single-purpose club -that's the difference. We're not dependent on a tennis fad or a racquetball fad or a health club fad.·' Fi rs t driver caught b y CHP radar ORINDA <AP> -Vern Haberman has earned a small place in California history by becoming the first driver to be caught speeding by a Highway Patrol officer using radar. Haberman was cited Wednes- day for doing 38 on a s leepy 25-mph road arter a motorcycle patrolman and a pack of re· porters pulled him over. Officer Earl Hoyt wrote the ticket after using the patrol's first radar unit. The radar gun was donated by the Orinda Homeowners Association and Contra Costa County. It will be used here as part of a six-month test. State legislators have re· peatedly deleted funding for radar from state budget pro· posals. though the equipment is used by city and county I aw en· forcement officials throughout the state. "What can I say?" shrugged Haberman. "If the radar caught me, I guess I'm guilty." DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5878 .--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...._~~~~~~~~~~~ Have the tiD1e of your life on July Fourth! H•nti ... lon Beach, Callforni• 1981 S•l•t• To Tt.. 4Merkan West Join A Great Community Celebrat ion in Huntington Beach The 77th Annual July 4 Parade 10 a.m. On Main Street In The Evening T he City Special Events Board Presents At Huntington Beach High School Stadium The 15th Air Force Band Headlining A Fantastic Display By Motorcycle Daredevils Including Two High Speed Crashes Through Fiery Walls Mag.-ificent Fireworks Show "Salute To The American Co wboy" 8:00 p.m. Ground Level Action Displays -Beaut iful Aerial Sprays of Co lor Seata In The Stadium Are Limited -Cost is $4 for Adults • $2 for Child ren Tid<eu At City Hall, 2000 Main, Public Information Office. Call 536-561 1 SPECTACULAR MID-SUMMER AH thru the wlh Fountain v~ Faw Plex SOUTH COAST PLAZA of Juty SAVIN~S FROM Sltt,IOO hi Prfc:•, $40,000 Dowt1 Mo hd 12'14 ....... Electric range & ovens, dish- washers. wall to wall cpts.,, drps .. , air cond., pool, spa, cove red parkin g & fully occupied . Open 12 to 8 dai_ly The following stores will be open to serve you July 4th Detiper'• a.,tee See'• Nawy cr111 ...... ,..... .... ftayer McNtD ........ ...... Pallrtca ~ .......... , r~c.,,... Pappepllo Woalwrt••s ReJNleavHs Cafe Le 8,.naw x.Mlll 81tees . Ala &eN.U.. Aini Hank 6 Fruk ,,_.. Rfltonntt Miller's Ol&polt Cencary Statlenen Konn'• Zelig's Balleck'• . Ma1 C... I. Mignin • Sean 50°/o to 70°/o ....... ................. ,...., ............. WI ..... ............... .,_ ........ , .... .. ............... .......... ........ .. •=•-•,..,.....,•••nl1 11 " .. ita Hayworth still not broke i Husband No . 6 not waiting in wings for ex-movie queen I By MARILYN and HY GARDNER • Q. My heart was broken when I read a · • headline that said, "Rita Hayworth, 62, now senile. av ASHLEIGH •&RllJJANT • court told." The details went on to reveal that her lawyer and business manager, Leonard Monroe, filed a petition that the most beautifuJ actress I ( 'GLAD YOU ASKED THAT' ever saw has Alzheimer's disease, a fast· developing form of senility. My question is multi.faceted. ls Hayworth broke'> I know s he's been wed many times. Did every one of her hus bands completely forget her? Did you ever meet her ? Can you briefly fill in the missing parts of this story? ANITA D .. LONG BEACH, CALIF A: We'IJ try. But rlrst let us say that we agree heartily with your deserlptloo or the actress. Tbe rlnt time I saw her she was dancing dreamlly at a • party ln lhe Beverly HUis HcKel. Weartog a daring body·dlnglng gold lame gown, saucUy slit, s be was a ravishing beauty. And unmarried. The last lime I spoke with her was at a party Joe Levine staged at New York's elegant Four Seasons restaurant lo hype a new film for his sul· try s tar Sophia Loren. Born Margarita Carme n Cans ino, the daughter of a Spanish vaudeville dancer and a m other who was a Ziegfeld chorus girl, Rita started to s tuay ner cratt at the age of 4. She was such a striking, curvaceous dancing doll in her teens. her father chaperoned the redhead whenever she was off on a dale with a new face. As it turned out. dad had a good idea. On her first date, unchaperoned. she met an agent and oilman named Arthur Judson. Despite the fact that he was 20 years older than she, they wed alter three or four more dates. The idyll didn't last long. Mrs. Judson's excuse al the time was a crisp, "I want to be myself for a change!" Her next husband, known as "a boy genius" C which he was > was Orson Welles. When she shed him she said, fishwife style . "J s imply can't stand his genius anymore " Free again. she marned Prince Aly Khan. IF YOU CAN'T SAY EXACTLY 140W MUCH YOU LOVE ME , TRY TO MAKE ~ ~OUGH ESTIMATE'. And when they divorced, Rita's explanation was. .. Aly's just a playboy " Husband No. 4 was song star Dick Haymes. When she waved bye.bye lo him, she complained. "He hit me!" Last in line was producer James Um. After their parting, Rita must have rfut ool of post· divorce postscripts. Asked what she considered he rself to be, she smiled and sighed: "All lam to- d ay is a 40·year·old woman!" Today, Rita Caulno Hayworth Jadlon Welles Khan Haymes lilll voices DO re,reta. ~e bas two otr11prlng, Uves comfortably la a BeveJJ1 Hills con· dominium with a housekeeper, and la .. id to be healthy. Sbe h11 pr~rty v.aJued at lbore than $250,000 according to newspaper reports and main· talna warm rrtendahlps with cont.emporary stars such as June Allyson and Ann Miller, Mickey Rooney's cuneat co·atar oo Broadway: Also. s he has no hubby No. 6 wd.in& in the wings . She must have run out of excu•es for gel· ting a divorce! Send your question& to Hy Gardnn, "Glod You Asked Thal ." care of this new~. P.O. Boz l!M20. Irvine. Cah/ 92714. Marilyn and H11 GardMt' wUI on.noeT as many question& as tMJI can in tMlr colvmn, but tM volume of mod makes personal replies 1mpou1ble. Ther~'s need for herpes I cure DEAR ANN LANDERS. Each time you write about herpes you reach millions of people and give them sound ljdv1ce and good information. For some of these people. it's the ONLY information lhey get. As a herpes sufferer of nearly three years, I kno w that providing the facts about this disease is 111 lllDIRS only half the batUe. The other ha lf 1s to discredit the notion that lhe sexually exclusive and morally upstanding don't get 1t Some pople are shocked that I , a young woman with high s tandards, in a committed and monogamous relationship, have herpes • and I got 1t in the context or s uch a rela· l ionship. You advised a reader recently that "the first line of prevention 1s being discriminating in your relations hips ." This s uggests that only pro· miscuous people ~et herpes. and that those who do get it deserve 1t. I know YOU know this 1s not true because I stood recently in a room on Capitol Hill and heard you speak most eloquently on this very subject. You a lso stressed the need for fede ral fundjng to find a cure. so that the quality of life might be im· proved ror all. Please set your reade~ straight. This is very important. -CONCERNED IN N . Y. Dear t.:oncern ed: You are rl111&. Herpes Simplex II (a venereal Infection) can be contract- ed b y blghly·reepectable peOple. Bat a1 even big- ger point must be made. There should be no moral stigma a ttached to any disease. The overriding ob· jective sbouJd be to get sick people well. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'd Hke lo put in my two cents' worth about which wire should be buried next to the hus band. I s peak from ex· perience. The last survivor should have his or her way. It's that simple. Over 50 years ago my father dU8. his and his firs t wife's grave, put in a double vault and said be wanted to be buried with her. They had no children. My mother lived with rum for 49 years and gave rum nine children. When be died my mother said, "I will not bury him with her. They had sjx m onths togelber . I had a lifetime -and bore all his children . He is going to lie next lo me." Mom chose the other side of lhe same lot and buried dad there with a double headstone that had both their names on it Thal is where I buried her. too. Wife No I and my father were none the wiser. No arguments either. WE DID IT lN OHIO Dear Ohio: Time changes maay tblap, and I 'm sure your dad would have wanted lt tbat way. May they all r est in IJeavenly peace. Geinini: Fainily tneniher confides SATURDAY, J ULY 4, 1981 Ry SYDNEY OMARR ARIES 1 !\tarch 21 April 1!11 You re able to overcome re'llrictions red tape ancl lo tmpnnl your own style Focu" on chanJ(l'. tr;l\el. vant>t~ .ind an air of celebra lion TAl Rt·s 1 \pnl 20 Ma) 201 Revu.•w of h1stonc docu menb pro\ tdt•' 1nlellec·tual <,L1mulation Focus on HOROSCOPE perspective. proper!\. homl' family and emollonal response Lo one who loves you G E)tl~I 1 May 21 June 20 1 Short trips. ralls, notes, relatives and \ti,1t11rs h1ghltghl exc11tng scenario Family rnl'mber confides plttn!'I for remodeling. decorutmg or ac· I ual change of residence C'ANC'F.R (June 21 July 22 1 Malerlal and spiritual \'alues blend. answ('rS arc found by heeding .. inner n11ct• ·· Focui1 on locatin1t m1ss1 ng item. reviewing budgl't and realizmR your own worth LEO cJuly 23 Aug 22 1 Money. love ond health dom mate personal scl'nario Cycle continues high and you'll be al right place ut propitious moment VtRGO c Aug 2J.Sept 221 Holiday spirit prev111ls participation in palrtot1 c activity provides glow of saltsfaclton LIBRA 1Sept 23 Oct 221 Emphasis on creative en· deavors. original approach. meet.mg peoplt a(ld increas· 1ng personul popularity SC'ORPIO 10ct 23 Nov 211· You get on more solid footing where hopes. career aspirations are concerned. SAGITTARIUS I Nov 22·Dec 21 1 Your natural ab11tt1es surge lo forefront Others compliment you on appearance and understand mg or "b1g picture.·· CAPRICORN 1 Dec 22·Jan 191 Be aware of subtle nuances. fine pnnt. details. research and bHic costs One close to you confides dilemma AQUARIUS 1Jan ~·Feb 181 T1tke notes. check future shopping lists, be aware or legal requlrements and locate Important documents. PIS<'~ !Feb. 19·March 201: Maintain low profile. do more listening than talking. strive to restorer harmony on home front. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. July 3, 1981 81 PlJBUC NOTlCE 'IC'f"ITtout 8111tMIN UM9 ITATIMWT Tit• ••11-1,.. ..,_ .,. 110••• ..,...._ .. ouatUA YILI, ,.., On1199, C.le MeW, c;.. faJ1 ll~eld CIO•hte, IH) 0••""· c.1.e ""-· ea. t»u ~I Cl*lt14. 1"2 Or ..... , CMle -... ea. "'1' Tiii• .,._I It <eftMtM •Y M lft Clt•lelu•I ,.........,4wll•I hf1Cw!M"• Tiii• tle'-I •• 111• •lllt tr. COIOnly Clorll ol Otaft(le Co.,..,ty Of\ P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITlOUI aUllllHU .._a1TATeM&1t~ , ... ltll-119 ...,._ c. ... "' ..... ....... OltAtt• \ALas. ·~ IMlllal Or . HIH\lllltHn llMcll, CA ..,.,. JOfW\ Ml<llMI Orelle, IQUJ !Niii.ei Ot , H ..... 1 ...... llHcll, CA.,_ Tllll ..... _ I• <-ltO D'.., 111 ......... J-M Or .... flllt , .. ,_ wti llled wit.It Ille County Clor• or Ot•"Ot ColH\IY '" J-l•,1•1 ,1"°41 l'11bll"-d Ot-COHI Oalty l'llol, PUBl.JC NOTICE LW•l" "CTITlOUI lllilltlU ltAM•ITATeMlltf T llt IOllow1n11 "" ...... ,. CMl1'V '"''1 ....... SCIPlllO, ~fO, 110 Newpert C•1'1tt Orlv•, '""' 100 New,..tl a .. c11. CAlll0tftla •i..e ComPUI., v.,.,..,., lft( . -••I partner, 110 ~,, C.""'' 0.lff S1111t 200. N-•t .. a<,. CelllOtlll• 9'1..0 Oewld Ill kotl, _,., petlMr, •M Wot J•OMall, Sulle 202, LA~ •••ler. Cel•torrwa •)».! PUBLIC NOTICB l'ICTITIOUI a11111teU ltAMe •TAUM&ltT , ... , ............. , .... , ••• fflnll .... ...... .. CAIHAGlllf. m 1 Jettt~ Ot. • AIC, C• .. MHt. CA 9'1•la K•rtf\ L-KtfWWoY, *1 Jeffrey 0t , •A.Cal.II-.~ "tl6 Rile Ceti.etl,.. l'MIP• l(l1ne•, 10'11 0.-,..,. l -. H""llllOtM 1 .. cll,CA"IM Tltl• Du•lnen 11 c-~<leo •Y • ....... 111e<-...W. ac. ..... tt.-oy J-1•,1•1. l't"6nl J ..... "· JUiy '· 10, "· "" 211tf.tl Me,le H Amt.1"d'•"· 9ener•• Patt"9•, 110 _PO,, Cellter Or1v•, Hewpgrt Beecn, C..lllMnla ttMO , .... '"'-t wet llltO •• , .. .,.. county Cieri. OI OtMOt County o" J11ly '· , .. , '"Jm ,..,.,._ Oranot Coe•t Oelly Piiot, PIOlllltNll O'-tee•I O•lly PllOi J-"· JYIYI. 10, "· ttll nu.11 PUBLIC NOTICE ltl1'MI ,ICTITlOUI auttMIU MAM8 ITATCM8MT Tiie totlowlno "r'°"' .,. 1101,.11 illY•l1'eH •· IBN LTD., 1927 S 8r1"04· Suitt 101, C911eNWM. C.. "16M G--.11, 1911 $. Brl•lof, 5"1tt 201,(0ll•~Ce <n•• Tiii• IHl.irwH It COfteluCltCI DY a llmlttel partNnllip. Gena-.tl Tllh a&M--wn llled wltlt 1 ... Cevnly Ctortt of Ot•"9t CoUllty °" J ..... n. '"' ,,_1' PulltltMCI Ottt19t Cont Delly Piiot J_.1 •• JYly l. 10, 11, 1 .. 1 2"1 II PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU• au11Mass ...... aSTATeMINT flte fofl-i"ll -'°" I• ClofllO DUSI ........ WEST SHIELD IHVESTIGAflOHS, JIS1 &lr'Cll 51 , ..._-t &t~lt CA '*°· Alltft ""lllp C¥001e, 105'1 LaVOtlN L" , HYftll .... on e..c11, C.A '26-46. Thi• ll.nl-ll <ondU<leel llY .,. lft· dl•IO..al All_, P. CetclO•e flllt ... ,_, .... llltO •ltll '"' COllflty c1er11 o1 0r ... oe eo .... 1y °" May 1'. 1 .. 1. 1'1 ... PllOll.i.d Otenot Cont OelCy Piiot, J ..... 1',JUly3, 10, 17, ,... 111Mil P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI •t1t11tass NAMI STATeMINT Tiit lollow!lle pa"°" 11 ctolno Dull ....... DAY COHSHIUCTIOH CO , 1-GarO.ft Gnlw &l•d , 5"11e 1U, G••-Gro,.., CA mo Harof<f Euverw fl4n1. 15021 E• preu D• .. L.aOwN Hiii•, CA nw Tiii• ~ .. c.-1 ... Dy.,. In CllYklv••. Harold E-f'llftt T"lt tui-1 w•s lllM wlllt U. County Cletti of Or-County.,. J111y '· "'' 1'16SDI P11"4I-Or-Coal! 0.llv Piiot, Jul y>. 10. 11, 1•. 1w1 1'u.tl PUBLIC NOTICE 1tOTtca OI' nun• a•i ML• T S Ho ff:lt1·l LAWYERS llfLE INSURAN CE CORPORAl lOH, •• Ouly •Pl>Ol1tl..S Trv•t .. ""68< Illa IOll-lno OtlC•l- cltff of lt\111 WILL SELL AT PU&LIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST &10· DER FOR CASH (peyt1>1e el time ot Mlt In lewf11I moNY of the United St•lHI all •toltt. 1111• -..... , ... Cort .. ytd to --lleld Dy II -.. Id D••d ot Ttutl In lltt propeny ...... 1 ........ clHCtl-T RU S l 0 R CL AREN CE a BLACKSTOCK -FLORENCE L &l..ACKSTOO< &EHEFC CI AR Y PA TRICI A SCHROEDER Reocw-J-y "· '"' .. iMI• Ho. l32tt '" -1JU1. -Jn. of 01 liclal Record• 1 .. the ofllc• ot ,,,. Recor-of Or-c-ty w06 -of lru•I dlHc•i!IH the loOowlftQ pre> perty lHE LAN D RE,ERRED TO HERE IN IS SITUATED IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY 0' OfllAHGE. ANO IS OESCltl&EO AS FOLLOWS ~ ~ of TteU No 1.01, CMKtl-•fol~ PARCELi All tllel _,Ion of Ttect No 1.01, lft ,,,. City of 1,,,.1,.., <-'Y of Or.,oe. st••• of C.Ulornl• ••• -...... ,. CO<-lfl 8-213, -· 10, II -12, Ml•ull-. Mept. In Illa •"Ice of Illa C_,ty Rec...-of .. Id Ora1t98 Couftly, --del!Md at U1'11 S1 °" • (~"""" .,. .... •«onMd ;,. ·-•ltt, -UO end loll-Ing of Ofllcl•I lhco•d• ol u ld 0••"11' COUftly. PARCEL? A" ullCli•ldtCI 1n•ir. IM•,..•• 11t all th.It portlOll of ••Id Traci Ho 7«1!. s,hOwn •nd de'flnM •• "cotnmon area" Oii wld '°""°"'11'1""1 pla1'. E •<•P4iftll for .... ,lod of 10 yHt\ from and .it., del• of dlee<h below, .. ,,..,,.11 of ell oil OM. mlN••ll •"" ltyd~oc.nion ..ml8"C•• .,.._ • dePlll of SOD feet Ir-,,,. w•lac:e of .. Id .... o. llul wcu-.t ............ of tftlry ""°" .,,, portlotl of -wl'fac:e -v• a depl II of >GO 19" for llW ""'""°"' ot eaplOf'lftQ lot, DotlftQ. mlftl"ll, ctttlClftll, remo•i,,., eatr<Kllno or me•k•llno Hid lUIKi...<H H •-rwecl D, W &tedford Hetll1 end o_,. l>'t ~ tt<Ot*<t J..,.. S, .. ., 11' -'1M, -· I? -1', Olfl<iel RteOf'Ot, afWI ,.-rt<..-J-"· ·~ ... a-'15', -· 746 -111) Offlcl•I R«Of'Ot, - hwthet -11' - -from W Btedl.,d HeHlt •nO -· •KOtOM May 17, 1-1 .. --· -Qt, Of li<l•lll-• Eu .. l"O tllttof•om au of 11W ,._ m•l"l"ll oil, 11••. ml11•••1t •"d l'lydroc..--.. lyl"f below a deplll of >GO feel ,_.,, ,,,. wn.ce of wld l•ftd . ..,. •It*! tlla tight of .,. lty -any port!_, of I ... lUrla<t ebo.. e ........ Of SCIO r .. t lot •"Y pytp--"81-•t. 81 •-twee!11' •II lllllt11Meflf ,.CMdt<I 09<tMbet 1t, lf71 '" booll "'3, -170 of 0111<1•1 ltt<.Of'cb. PAllCllLJ: All llaCllOtlv• ••UMtllt IO• vel!Ccu1., per1i1n9 -r ,,,., portloft of ..Id Ttect Ho. 1.01, _,, a• P·SI °" P UBLIC NOTICE l'l(TITIOUI aUllNIU NAMl ITATIMSNT Tito IOll-l"fl petzl no l>Y•I MH••· CL A\'81"4 C PAN V, llOI Car CllNll Dr. Coll• Mew, Ca 9167' Edward A Cley.lft, nae C•tdlNI Dr , Cott• Me .. , Ce 9'1•:a. '"'' ~ ..... ,, (-.,Ct.Olly.,. lft d••lduel Edward A Claylllln Thl1 t .. l_t was tlltO wllll IM CounlY Cltr-ot Or•ngo Counw on J ..... 11.1 .. 1 ,,_u PYDll ..... d Ot.,.eot CO.SI Otlly PllOI ) ..... 16, JUiy J, 10. II, 1 .. 1 Ul4 II P UBLIC NOTICE Tlli\ Dllil1ttU It (OftdUtt•d llY • hMllod jWlt1,..rlhlp A C.lllMnle Corp Computer Ventur•'· tnc. Merle H Amund'°", P•~IOttll Tnlt ste1.....,.1 •at Iliad "'1111 1 ... Co11ftly Cler~ ot Or.,.{141 Co11nCy ort Ju.,. I, 1 .. 1 P1U1U P11bll....O Or-C.0.•I Oally PllOI, )Yn• 12, 1,, 2t. Jiily ,, 1 .. 1 Z.'7 II PUBLIC N~ICE N$-7'141 ,ICTITIOUI auillllU ltAMI STATEMaNT '"• follo••nv ~rwn' ••• do1nu bu\ln•~-' es JOAN l(E"T HAIA Sf 1'LES, 110 JlllY I. 10, 17, ?4, 1"1 1'2MI " PUBLIC NOTICE '1CTITIOUI aUl!Ma .. NAMI STATHHltT TPlt 1011owl1tO .,.,..,,,, •rt 001,.. bullMU aa CAL IF'ORHIA HAltOWOODS, 11"1 El-Ct . Utov"" Hftuel, CA "•11 ••co 1nc1v11r&e• Ltd . t>tt t E 1c1er (I , L-NI-I. CAt2.,7 Thll ..,.,,,. .. ll cono..<IM DY aft'"' dl•IO..al AIKO lnOllW-Lid llr"" L Klr.iend ,., .. _ ,,.,, ll•l-1 .... llled •"" ,,. MW..ittl E 111n St C.0.1• "'-"•· C.. 'DUI NOTICa 01' Tll11ST••·s SALi Pollne P.,~ylntl .,. s WOOll., Cou"'Y Clolk ot 0 ••"9'1 C°""'' °" JYMJO 1 .. 1 11"1Ut11 P11llll-Or-Coell O..ly PllOt, .... ... ,JIPJ .. 0 >09 loo,.,. . .., c. 'OO)j o .. July tt. lttl .•• 10 00 • m.. y •<oo Pll•IYI"' ... U4 s Woo\!., July l, 10 II 14 t•I 1'11 .. t IMPERIAL CORPORATION OF' N;:.'·.:;:~":"::'c~~ ~y 1,. AMElttCA H duly •Pf>Oi1tttcl Tty~t .. 01v1oual1 tHuw..r.o .. Wiit! PUBLIC NOTICE u,,.,.r -__ , to ~ 01 T•11•1 Poona PY11y11t1k recorCMcl Marclt lll, 1'7', •• ifutr No Yacoo "'-•IYl1'•l 4JOSI, -1J09, ~ IU, o1 Ofllclal Reco•d• ••t<Yl•O Dy JOHPC Tftit ll•lemenl .... hl.O wllh .... Counly Clerk of Ot•1t00t Cou1tly on HOMME .• ,. unmarrl•d ma1t, H Juft« II. 1"1 NOTICE OF DEATH OF ANN S. BELL ANO OF PETITION TO AO · MINI STER ESTATE NO. A·109373. tr111to•, 1 .. ,,,. office ol IN County .,1 .... 2 RecotCMt of Or-County, Slate ol PublttlWd ~-Co.ti Oaoly Pttol ~~~~.~~ ~~L'H~~~s~T :.~~~~ J11ne 16. Juh J. 10. ti t'lll ,_. 11 FO R CASH (peyallle at time of .. 1. l1t lawful money ot Illa U1tltecl SlatHI •I the Horf\ front .,.,,MC• ot ll'W '°""'Y Coutt"°"w• 700 CMc C9rll•• 0• Wett. PUBLIC NOTICF. ~"t• Ana. C.lllornle. all right. Ullo ,ICTITIOUI 8USINISS To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors and contingent c reditors of Ann S. Bell and persons who may be otherwise in· terested in the Will and/or Estate. tlWI l11lotetl '011..,.Yt<l IO .,.o now Mid HAMIE ITATIMINT by II .. ,..,., 1e4d o.eo ol Tnitt In Ille THE FOLLOWING PERSON IS pr-rty tlll .. ltcl l1t .. ,o C°""IY alWI 001 NG BUSINESS AS SletecleM:rl-81 ABCO INOUSTAIES LTO, 1l"1 IXHtalT "A"' Elder Cl.~ l'C•gutl "1•17 A pet1 t1on has been filed. by Hilton S. Bell in the Superior Court of Orange County reQuesting that Hilton S. Bell be appointed as personal representative to administer the estate of Ann S. Bell <under the In· dependent Administration of Estates Act> The pelt· lion is set for hearing in Loi 11 '" Block II, ucept 1,,. 8re11t L l(lrkl-, 13"t EIO.r Cl., NOtlPlefly S 00 1 .. 1 11'0<.ol, end lhe L•g111ta Nl-1 '1t11 not1herly • 00 r .. t of Lot It In Biotk 11, Thlt -IMH,. <oncluetecl Dy all In •II of Tract Ho 1n, In .,. City of dlYld11al N••POt1 -"· •• ·-°" • mao 8•9'11 L Kin.land t ... rtot recoro.d In -1), -•. TPll• ti.1-1 wat 11180 wllll Ille "'"olleNOUI "'81>1, •teO<Ch of .. ,o Counly Cl••k ol 0••"9'1 COYnly °" o .... g, c-ty J11nc s. , .. , ..,._ Ea<891 •II mine•••• !lr>el11dlno P11DllM>ecl Or-C.oetl D•llY P1lo1, !>YI "°I hmtt.O to, oil, -end ot ... t J11ly ), 10. 11.14 1 .. 1 1'7MI hydrocar-. ....,.ten<nl 1,. -unoe• •no tl\et met tM ll'cxluct<t 1rom tr.e alllo•e _,,_ land -all r<ellh P UBLIC NOTICE pertalftlftQ lo wkl miMraf• Or>eluoono .• 1>111 not llmlltO to. lM tllCIUMW« •111"1 lo .. ptore lor. drlll 10<, oaveloe>, pro- dw<• end e.dr•<• \•td rn1ner•f\L f09'flhitt •11h tht ••<h'"'" r1~t to drlH 11troueri Ille above o .. crlbe<I 1...0 , u ,. 1 • 1 0 • c 0 u " T 0 " Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic CAL1,0111t1A , couNTY 0 , Center Drive, West, in the OltAltOE, 100 Civic Ceftl., Ori .. C I t Y 0 f Sa n t a An a , w~~1.,~i.~1~1~":::!'!2.H A California, on July 29, 1981 OIEl(,JR,l>KH-at 9.30a.m. ID< I,,. --ol nl)IM•"9 for, drill 11111 10• ........ nv . .,,oc111c;1ne ena ••· 1t ec11ng 011 , 11•• •"d olltt• hydr0<Mbon tiuCKt•MH In •nd ulMier ofh., 1-. ..,lcll W<d mlNral• and .. Id rlflllu ••• hereby rnerw..S 111tto (;rentor, lh 1u<.ceuon 6nd •1•i9n1. 1>111 lft ll'W UtttlM Of Mid rlllltl\, Gteft- IOr. lh W«•"'"' end ~ .. 91\\0 \ ... II not enler .._. lhe w•l•ce ol IM •bo•• O•Krlbtcl I-or llW \u!Kurlac:e ol HMt , •t>owe 1ri. 0.plh ol S00 lffl bel-the ... rl«• Attenuon 1, Olr•ctea to trte t.ct 111•1 tllt Oii, ti< , 11 u cltl)t..S from Ille <l•t.erlottOf\ tn OU\ gu•rantff and any poli cy 1u11ed in tho n•m• ot • PYHlt•Mr ••• WI•.....,., wld OHO ol Trvll wlll alto <ot1••'" .. id 011 .. <"P· ltOfl The •lrwt .-. ... and at.,,., com mOll Clfllllf'40llOll, •I ... 1. ol lhe rtal P'Ol)etlY dftetl-.00,,. '' P<l•-IK 10 1>e m "'-' SI•••. N""'°n 8H<lt, C•lltwftl• ~ T,,. ..,_ w..,.... Tnnt .. dlscleimi •"Y llelllllty ID< any lntMte<IMn ot .... tlt"1 -... -01r.r comtnOI\ O.tl~hon, 1f -.ny, •hOWn twr11n !>aid WI• will .,. ...-. Dul w1l"°"I coven•nt 01 ,,.,rtinty, ••P'tt$ Ot l'"- ofled, r~ftQ 11110, -"'°"· "' t1'C""1llret1<n, lo .,., tlte r9rftalfll"9 ptlfl(lpel """' of ll'W -·•11 w.: .. r.., •Y Miki o..d of Tr111c, •1111 1n1er .. 1 lhereOfl. u prowl-In Mkl "°le(tl, edvaMH, .t ..ny, under tf'M' terms ot HIO 0..0 of Trvil. I .... Che«,"' ano upentft of 1"' Tru1I• aftd ol the t•11•h crMlecl l>'t wio OMd ol Tt111t, lo• .,,. -•••..,...Illy ..sllm••t<t 10 ... M<.00000 r ... -lclery ....... •aid °"" of T t11ll ,,.,.IOIOrt Utcultd and do ll••••d to Ille .,,..,..,,,~ • wrlltert Decl•••lion of 0.1 ... 11 encl Demand ror Sale, •IWI • written Nolle• ol Dela1111 -Elecllon lo S.11 Tho ...,. dtttlll1'td ceu1eo u ld Not1c1 ot 0.1 ... 11 -EIKllOll to S.11 lo ... ,.. cord..S In lhe county _,. the rMI prooerly ''located D•I• J..,. 25, 1"1 IMPERIAL CO RPORATION OF AMERICA nwktTrustet ly C1.001a MecMlll•n VI<• Pretl.,.,,C 17f7 Comc>IH Ori"" s.... Dievo. CA n1u Tel (11411"1 .... PUl>ll"*' Or-CoHI O•ll Y Piiot, J111yl, 10, 11, IWI ~ ... I PUBLIC NOTICE NOT1ca o' Hua1No 1,.11oeATtu IF YOU OBJECT to the CASIE NUMHll A·-U granting of the pet ition, nc. -· 11 ,_.,... •Y .... TM• you should either appear -uce -"" ,.....,.. .,... te _, . 1 .. cewt. _..,... _, -.. llffr· at the hear mg and st~te 111111,.,....11.,....,.. • .,.,....i.. your ob1ections or f cle --i. t1w .....,.., ,. ,...,. 111e •written objections with the "'"'" wltll tlle c-r1 te •«•lwt . -1•1-k• of .. ,.11,,. .. t11e ...... court before the hearing. ,.,.,. •t .. -. .. e...u .,,. of ttw ,..1. Your appearance may be u .... ••-. --" _,._ in person or by your af-::,..:~'C:,.'.1" '' tll• C•llt••••• torney. I NOTICE It, ....... tPl•I IF YO u ARE A JACQUELYN s 01EI(. Eucu1r1• 01 CR E 01 TOR or a cont-w111 of HERMAN A DIEK, Jll . . t ed"t f th d o.u ...... ,.., 111toe1 PETI TIOH ,0 R mgen er 1 or o . e e· APPOINTME"CT OF TRUSTEE ceased, you must Ille your PRIOR TO DISTAIBUTIOH CPtobat. claim with the court or ~-:·:i~ior..:,1~! ;:~~~=.:,'°w"1'~ present it to the per~onal 1 A N•ronv on -matter wlll be represenlatc ve appoi nted 1tt10 o .. JUiy ,,, '"' •• • oo • m ,, by the court within tour O.Pt >. ioc•ta<t •t 100 Cl•k ee .. ,., months from the date of Ori .. WHI, Sama AN, CA "170'1 • J0t1NA ovNc•"· first issuance of letters as Attomev '°' 1>e111-provided in Section 700 of JOHNA.OUNCAN the Probate Code of '" ... ....,,~Ori... . s.11. ua California. The l ime for N••.-t--.cA-filing claims will not ex- J ;u~h:":': ~~ coe11 oa111=1 p1 re prior to tour months u' · · · from the dale of the hear- PUBLIC NOTICE ing noticed abOve. YOU MAY EXAMINE "CTITIOUS •VSINUS the file kept by the court . NAMI STAHM••T 1 f you a re interested in the ,,.. lollow1n11 oerlOftt ••• d011'Q estate, you may file a re· Dllll~~~:ROCIC INVESTMEN TS Quest With . the co_urt to re· ?•2• nno 51,..1 N..._1 a.ec11 c.A ce1ve special not1Ce of the 01"° · · inventory of estate assets Lyman G Farwell, 14U 11..0 and of the petitions. ac· Slr .. 1, N._,i &each, CA n..o d t Lym.,. H Farw.11 ,_ Baylhore C 0 Un t S an re PO r S ori.o,N_,a. .. ,.,'cAn .. J described in Section 1200.5 c.,,.., • .,, s Farwtlt , 1111 of the California Probate ~~ore 0.1 .... , Nc.w-1 &each, CA Code. Heney F Gur•o. ~' RancPIO 0.1 Martineau & Knudson Ce,,o, l"•lll><'0061, CA '107t 1 38 Wit h' Bl d T111' Du""'" u co1tducltd II• • 1 $ ire V • o•,,.r••~.n1p Los Angeles, Ca. 90017 Lyman G Farwell (213) 482-4431 Thll 11•1-I Wt\ filed '""" ..... Couftty Cletti of O<-CoufllY Oft Jyl~ (714) 521 ·2900 1, 1't1 Published Orange Coast p.,1111.,wd 0r.,. coeJi 0•11:1:~': Daily Pilot, July 2, 3, 9, Jyly J, 10 11, 14, 1•1 19'1711 1981 2986·81 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY OF ORANGE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS 1981-82 REVENUE SHARING BUDGET --------------------------,.-------------------------iYlll C~"'um 04.,., ..,,,,, ..... ..-------------------------. Mtllf II lcw Illa llenefll of end -rlt• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange will commence budget hearings for the fiscal vear 1981-82 at 1: 30 p.m. on Wednesday. Julv 15, 1981, In the Board of Supervisors Hear· Ing Room, First Floor, Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana, California. Pursuant to Public Law 94·~ these hearings will Include consideration of the proposed uses of Revenue Sharing entitlement funds. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY s. •• ., ........ ...... ltU HAHOR IUD. COST A 1141SA -14 .. 1 156 HHf-S GOOO ..WSI NO MORE FLEAS! OM YOUll PIT 0. IN YOUR HOMI PIOYIM lfflCTIYI AGAINST: FLEAS ROACHES RATS MICE FLl!S SPIDERS MOSOVITO!S CARPENTER ANTS BEES. WASPS CRICKETS MOTHS WATEABUGS • Economlctl Malnt~• FrwO,.ltton • Prown Mort Etftctlvt Then ~..,, • Utts Only• Watts of Power • htll Ellmtnet.O In 2 Co. Weeki • No SPKl•I IMt•ll•tton R ...... ........... ., , .... ., D .. attall ",_.Ill ... e11 ,,,,_,,,, n14t1 ... 1111 e-'}lltlt''~'' • 101HID vaMI AC 4 Wlftl UIA •A UT. t••IWI The Finest In Resort Wear Now In South Coast Ptozo ,. Nllll te P.nt11 I encl 2 •llo<le. 1012 ~GI.,., ltvl,.., CA "(II ... ,......,.._ or CCM'r'llnOfl de· litf\ellOll II .,_ -.... no w•rttftly II llvell M .. lb <emtllof-U M <Of' teelllflt)'', Tlla ..... flcltry ....... Mlcl 0... et ,,,..., "'"'".,of• 1w-..c11 er ••••ult Ill Illa ...... t ..... MCIOred ltle...-Y • ...,.....,. •.clllM ..... . 11 .............................. ,... O.C•••9tlM of Oeleu4t -0.-1 ,., Sele, Md Wl'ltltll Mtkt of ~M<ll •11f •f elt<ll.,. to <elOH the "" . .. ,., ............. Id ~ ... rty ta .. llM'I' ..._. .......... Md IMrNhff tN 111-..,..... <*"" Nlf Mtlce ot .... Kii ... ., ~· .... M .. llec...-MM<cll 24. 1'11, M IMtt ..... 12167 lft .... ,,,.,, .... 1110, ot Mid Offl<l•l ----.............. -...... 11_ ~--• -l'Mty •• ,.,.... ., '""' ....... .....,... ............. . -----" .. ., .. ,...... ... ... .......... -......... ,., _,,, .. '" .... .,... .. Trwt. """I ..... . ... ..................... .... _.. ...... . __, ... ..,_., .... 0-.ofTIWI, ten, c•wtM .,.. •11..-a M ow T,.._ ... el .. lnRll er.-lllY llNO...•Trwl .............. ..... "' ............ .J ... y "· .., et 11• ~, ....... c.-,._ .... , ... •O.CIYtc~----·Cllet"'•" A••-· I• tlle (lly et °'-·"' At lie 111M .... ._.. ,.el!Cet191 .... .-c., ..... .......-.... 11 .... I. Ml ...... tM Mll .. tltM\ ..... '" ....... ...,... ..... ................. Clll9, ........ .... ..-..l•lttMt.tl. T••· .............. .,......,Ult (1Mt-~ Otte:=""· flf\.e t~ODltll'CMtATI~ S.~P"' e, CMIT°\I&~ ~........, --......... Citizens of Orange County are Invited to attend and participate in these hearings, to provide written and oral comments and to ask Questions con- cerning the entire budget and the relationship of entltlement funds to the entire budget. Written comments will be accepted prior to these hearings and may be addressed to the County Administrative Office, Special Pro- grams Office, 623 North Broadway, 5anta Ana, California 92701. The proposed 1981·82 county wide budget' Is $711.7 mllllon, which In . eludes S.518 mlllion of proposed County General Funds and W .2 million of proposed Revenue Sharing Funds. The proposed use of Revenue Sharing funds Is as follows: EXPENDITURE CATEGORY T •• Reduction AMOUNT $19.7 mllllon Parks, Rtcr'fftlon s 7.9 mllllon and Open Space Soclal Pn)Qrams S 6.6 mllllon Tot•I $3.U mllllon EXAMPLES Land acquisition, design and construe· tlon of Capltal ProJects. Contributions to government agenc6es for Ptrks acquisitions and develop.. mtnt, and deve lopment lof other rKreatlonal facilities. Contribution to government and out• sldt non.profit 1genclu for Social Pro- grams Both ~ eoow lnform•tlon and copies of thl entire COunty Proposed 8udQet tot the 1•1.ai fl.seal YHr ere avala.tlM for publlc ln,.,.c:tlon al the County Admlnlstrallvt Office, SSMCl•I Pr00t.ma Otllce, 623 North 8roactway, Senta AN, CA. •I ~ludel State F"ndlno Assistance ntlmeted A.venws n may be ntcHMrY to Mucl 1pproprl1tk>nt In retatlanlhlp to St.te Funding Al· ll•taftet not re<.ivec1. ~'ta~-··-Pub'llMd Orange Coast Delly Pilot, July 3, 1tl1 2"7 .. t '~~CMMO.~~ 1. ..................... .---................................ .-........... -....,...., , ------..,..--~--~·--~ -.. -. -------. -. -. ----~-~ ---~ -~-~~ .................. ..._....-..,.. ........... _. .... _______ ...,. Orang• Cout DAIL y PtLOT/Frlday. July 3, 198f • How to stop baby's crying TALLAHASSEE, Fla. CAP) -Tired of staying up all night with a baby who won't quit crying? Psychologists Russell D. Clark Ill of Florida State University in Tallahassee and Grace B. Martin of Armstrong State College in Savannah. Ga., say they have found a sure-fire way to dry up those tears. Just play a tape recording of the baby's own crying, they recommend. The psychologists say they stumbled upon the solution while conducting research into why people become distressed when they are around other people who are upset. "The implications are enormous," Clark said. "It's incredible an infant as young as 20 hours can discriminate his own cry from that of another, especially when most adults don't recognize their own voices on tape. "We believe the findings prove babies are more sophisticated and complex than we ever could have imagined," he said. The psychologists initially were trying to find out whether showing sympathetic distress to another person's distress is a learned or in· stinctive response. Clark said they tested babies less than a day old at Savannah's Memorial Medical Center because newborns "couldn't have learned very much and probably never heard another baby cry." The researchers recorded different infants and then played the tapes to babies who were both calm and already crying. . The results supported the theory that sym. pathetic 'distress response is instinctive because the babies cried when they beard another baby cry and infants who were already crying cried even more. The psychologists expected this response. but they were surprised to find that babies who heard their own wails played back on the tape recorders immediately stopped crying. Calm infants who would cry when they heard other babies remained calm when they heard their own weeping. Clark said that the discovery will be published this year in "Developmental Psychology." a pro- fessional journal. PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS ausn••il NAM• STATelldNT Tlie tollOwlftO per-II dol"I busl· ........ : CALIFOlllNIA AUTO "IESTO"ATION SERVICES, JtOl S•••"•r• Ori••· N••POrt •••<"· C.llfomlaftMll "oberl McCain Q11lnn, HOJ S•••ll•r• Orlvt, Newport 8ea<11, C.llfernlet-.o Tlllt MIMu 11 condllcttd 11Y ., In. dlvkluel. R. M. Qlllnn Tllll ~ wM lllell wit" t."9 c-ty ci.ni ot Oreft9e c_, on J-I0, 1'11. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTIT10US 8USIN•IS "-'Ma STATllMIUtT Tiie IOllOW1119 per_, 11 dolnt bllt~ MUH: LUXU"Y VACATION MOTOR HOME "IENTALS, IU.Mt. Mk-11 Clrcl•. F-1411n Velley, C.lllornle '2709. "••ert Flittd Zemer, 1U3' Ml. 111\lclleella Clrcle, F-l•ln Vell~, Cel llMftie f2'1GL Tllll Ml'*I II Condlleted by Ml lft· divl-1. ~F.Zemer T"ll ltllll!Mflt -filed wltll the c-•Y c1 ... 1t ot 0ron., c-1., on J-24, "'"· .. ,.,.., ........ l'llOllsNd Or .... CMll o.lly PlloC, PuOllllWCI Or .... Coell Delly l'llOl, J-12. "· 26, Jiiiy J, 1"1 2'6+41 J-u . JtAy '· 10, 17, "" 219S-tt DEATH NOTIC ES TIBBITS Jack W. Turley and Henry BESS TIBBITS, resident Fors berg, grandchildren, of Nl!wport Beach. Ca. Larry E. t>abor. Tony N. Passed away on July 1, 1981. Turley. Bob L. Turley. Survived by 2 brothers Louis Charmon Vollmer, Peggy Appointed Coast Guard Cadet Michael J. Lodge, son of Brian and Renee Lodge of 15232 Newcastle Lane, Huntington Beach, ac- cepted an appointment to the Coast Guard Academy in New Lon· don, Conn. 642-4321 Direct or collect. to subscribe to your hometown paper. the Dally Piiat PUBUC NOTICE and Ray Pramly. a sister Forsberg. Pamela Ch•ffin -------011---- Marrie Fry. 2 sons·ln·law. and her husband Dale, Susie PVBUC N CE :;;;;;;;;:;;;:;======::::;:-,Johnson and her husband --------Larry, great·crandchUdren l'ICTtnout ._... .. , .. PAClllC YllW ..-.OltAl.PAIK CernelefY Mortuary Chapel-Crematory 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive Mewoort Beacll ~·2700 MICOllMICK MOITUAl•S l..aQuna Beach 494·9415 Laquna Hills 768-0933 San Juan CaptStrano 495·1776 H•MOI LAWK-MT. Ol.tYI Mof'tullfV • Ceme ••rv Cremato~ HS25 G111ef Ave . Costa Mesa ~5554 ..a llO.,..., l&L•OADWAT NCMTUAIT • 10 Btoadwav Cotta Meta 6'2-9150 MLTiiiiillo.. ....,..Nnt&l ~7~ CoetaMeae .....a11 Steven Vollmer. David UMllaTATtlMllMf Vollmer. Casey Chaffin . ...,!.~.~ --I• dcilnt IMI· p au I Johnson. Ti (fa nl OUIC:I( AHO IASY "UHOIHO, WI Coyne. Terry Vollmer and "-"°" aM., 5111• x. c. .. """-· Amy Chatrln. Services will CAw~~lllDrtPeul, .. l21'"rlftl01141 be held on July 3, 1981 at ..... Hllllll"llMftaeecll CA.,.,.. 1:30PM Jn Pacific View n1i ....._11~199•ye11 111. Chapel. Private Interment at ••IWotw.,.._ "*" ~ Pacific View Memorial """......,.. -, .... "''"' w Park. Newport Beach. Ca. c-•• Glet'k ef 0r-. c.-ty e11 d P 1 aclflc View Mortuary J-t•,t•1. Pt ... rectors. ~11.,.. OrMll c..1 Oelty l"llOI, BROWN J-16, Jlllyt, 111> 17."" 111Ht MILDRED 8 . BROWN, born In Kansu City, Mis· sourl on August 13. 1893. Passed away in South PUBUC NOTICE Laauna. Ca. on July 1, 1981 P===::-at the age ot 87. She hH Tiie .......,.. ,.,., •• ....,. -i- been a reaJdent or Laguna •u .. : Beach. Ca. for 2$ yeara. She aHAOOW o"ov1, l.To., '"" lejKft....._.. .............. la aurvlved by her aon c.1...,.......,. Joaeph E. Brown, Sr. or Heeler MerHtl!, tet62 IH<ll Rochetter, New Yorlt aJ'ld ••11•n•r•, H111111111••11 ... ,11, granddau1hter Victoria of C.:.:T:*...:. 11 ,_, .. ,., ~ Loa An1etee, Ca. She waa llmltMt •INi ... he wife ot Joeeph £, BroWJt, Ti.it =...*'::",.. .. ""''"' ~eued, mother ot ~rt e-ttr e11n1 .. o,-.. ee-r • B. Brown cteceaHd and al•· ,,_ N. ""· er or Wiiliam Harold ,......_~c.. .,..:.5 Ber1feldt, deteued. Follow-J-16, M'I' a.., 11,"" ln1 reUremeot Ille moved -------.------...,. here wtlh her buaband from anau City. Ml11011rl in ltM and beranw 1dlve In lht CotnmunHy "-"~'" Cbureh of w•aa• a .. eb aa4 w11 an acuv. member PUBLIC NOTICS f tll• L11un1 Beaeh Womm'e Cid f0t • 111ta. ....... ...... ........, *' Junerallll"rieee will be held _... ... a.,--.~"• on r..w.r. JulJ a. 1111 at "* _ .. _,., • J :OOP• ., PHiflc Vl•w .................. a..,.a. NlillpM ..... c.. ""' -_",.. ... PriH\e ..... t .US lie ll ~_..,.__,. Pulfle V••• •••orlal tt;•. Par•. Petllie Yltw ....._ __ _, .ortull'J........ _ .......... , .. • Let's yo u scan through recorded material of about nine times nor'f'nal speed ... to find exactly what you want ~~~~Opersg49ss ,RCA 50" diagonal PROJECTION COLOR lV WITH RENDTE CONTRQI. Turn set on and off. Adjust or mute volume. Select any of 12 BHF or UHF c hannels eithr directly or by scanning up or down. (ii;;:&Jr.!!llllliiii;i:: IMTaODUCTOl Y o ... FREE VWMOllc ..... .... ........... oflCAYWMDIM l}'hirlpoor iA&OE 00 Large Capacity Imperial. Washer and Dryer On The Pair Whirlpool ~irlpool TRASH-MAsta COMPACTOR Model SHC 8500 with TOUCH-TOE Drawer o,.,... • <.:ompacts a whole weef('a worth o f trash. for an average family of four. into a single disposable bag • Touch-Toe drawer opener • Air Freshener Control • Free-S tanding HO·FROST IEFRIGaA f'ma \ Mark 1 Model EHD251SM Aefrlgeratot ~th ice and water dlapenaer I P::===at~---~~ • 25.1 cu. It.total ' refrigerated volume 1ncludlng lighted 9.'9 cu. ft. fr"zer • In-the-door diapenaer for Ice creecenta and chilled water. • Te>ttured Steel Door• have the luxurtoua loo« of leather; help hide fingerprint•. acretchet .. eaytocle1n. L!i~~-~SAVI $ - ----------------- ---~------_._ ... _______ .__...-c--....-:..-o.;;..----~~--b ---------------__ , . . . . ' ..... THE f,\Mlll' CIRCl'8 by 811 Keane "I can't stop my tongue from goin' in the hole where my tooth was." by Brad Anderson "Thanks for wanting to carry my umbrella ... but I have a small request!'' .lt.'DGE P .\RKER "CROSS 60 Cooking ••• 62 Cloted tight 1 ~ 115 Storage pit 5 Unl•tens e7 Goeulott 10 Bygone dayt 119 [)jltl'IOftd 14 Hammett "09 crew IS Of atHpa 70 Adored Ont 16 Wings 7l Rich cll(t 17 Veal. t .O, 72 Otlginlle 18 Old·hll 73 ~ 19 Ubela 74 Alacrity 20 E•p1tt 75 FINIM 22 PtN! ,00.. ,. Joined wiltl 25 Proetcutn 27 DitMNol • Old 2to.tl0gltther ,, .. ,.. n Dow'°""° MllllMlng ...... upol'I ., ... '*'Y 4IC..... .. ,.... ... .. ,_....,. ,, ........ :z:· ..... Plld .. ~ ........ ·~·· !WO FRIED EGGS .. THURSDAY'S PUZZLE SOL YID BIG GEORGE by Virgil P.artch (VIP) 1·J "It'll never get off the ground.'' Hank Ketchum 1 2 3 4 14 Orange Coast OAJL Y PILOT/Friday, July 3. 1981 P&\Nl:T8 TtMBLEW ££08 ---------. I COULD HAYE WON! I WAS 60IN6 TO UN PRO AND 8ECOME RICM ! r---::=:::=ic::::::~---r-r weu.., 11 A:>esN'1 HAVE: 1lif SHOE NANCY-GO OUT ANO TAKE A WALK P~f.AP Ft:A1HER W'eEVIL-S ••. THERE'S TOO MUCH AIR POLLUTION OUTSIDE t'l'~K ,. "INKERBEJ\ :\ WE 'VE D&OOERE.D 1AA1' 1JE Ntl~IN& UAA~IOM tJ.145 AC.lJD0l"OUq Dt5PO.%D OF WllH ~ RAOIOACllVE WASTE ~AL 'THAT 15 Pla<EO UP tA:H W€E.I< ! WERE ~LY GOING- A~Y ~ ifA>o l.l.M:EK6, by Char)es M. Schulz PEflAAPS Y<>lrP CNl£ TO INVEST IN SOME Cl401CE ~ ESTATE NEAR NEEDLES? NH CAAO ! ' ~ by Tom K. Ryan by Jett MacNelly by Gus Arriola by Tom B~t1uk by Kevin Fagan -------~ ............. - -------------_......._-"-......_.__....._..........,o...;;.o.__'-'-'---"--"-:.---"-~-----------------------_,.,._ ---_..., __ ..... ~~~-~-'-.....-.... - ! . .-----. . . .. .; . Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 'I was lucky to survive' Borg outlasts Connors in classic ; McEnroe next ~ WIMBLEDON, England IAP) -Bjorn Sorg came from two sets down and John McEnroe overcame bouts of court tao· lrums Thursday to reach the men's singles Cinals at Wimbledon. So the stage wa11 set for a repeat of last year's final, in which Borg overcame McEnroe in a close five-set lhrlUer The 2S·year-0ld Swede ls aimjng for his sixth straight Wimbledon litle. That would equal t he feat of Willie Renshaw, an Englishman who won Wim bledon in suc· cessive years from 1881 to 1886. Renshaw, however , only had to play the title match for his last five crowns. In those days, the defending champion was seeded into the championship m atch. display of ((Ul.8 and de\erminauon "When I wa1> two sets down , I thought 1t was going to be very difficult," he said. Connors , 1s 1f exhausted by his early brilli ance, slacked off just a little. That was all the encouragement Borg needed . Borg wore down J immy Connors 0·6, 4·6, 6-3, 6-0, 6-4 in a 3t,4,,-hour thriller -one of the greatest te nnis ma tches seen on the ,Wimbledon center court in recent years. ··1 guess I could have gone to th~ net a little more," Connors said, " but I had to pick my shots " McEnroe overcame ftod F rawley, the unseeded Australian , 7-ft, 6·4, 1·S. The fi ery left hander clashed several limes with the um pire and was given a public warning and assessed a penalty point. MC ENROE HAD already been fined Sl ,SOO a nd warned about his behavior earlie r in the tourna me nt. He faced another possible fine by the tournament committee. The center court has seldom seen such excitement as when Borg and Connors played out their final set in fading light al the end of the day CONNORS ADDEO: "1 wanted to come out fighting in the third, but I played a loose opening game." The American found satisfaction, but not consolation, in his own performance "You win or you lose None of the rest counts But at least he had to play his best stuff lo beat me," Connors said • - ., ......... Jimmy Connors' exhilaration was short-lived as Bjorn Borg won Fireworks fizzle in baseball talks No progress reported again NEW YORK 1AP1 MaJor league baseball will mark the Fourth of July, trad1ttonally one of the biggest dates on the sport's calendar. with strike negotiations instead of ball games Federal me diator Ke nneth Moffett has recessed until Satur day . July 4. stale mated talks in the players strike. which entered its rourth week today T he two s ades met at the bargaining table for about 90 minutes Thursday with no dis· ccrnable progress on the issue or free agent compensation "WE'RE GOING around in circles," said Mark Belanger of the Baltimore Orioles ··it's the same stuff every day It went as you might expect. Certainly, there was no progr ess." But Reggie Jackson of the New York Yankees. preferred a mor e positive viewofThursday's talks. ··Nothing happened, but it seemed as though they were say- ing. 'Let's hear what you have to have and we'll tell you what we havetohave ,' "hesa1d. "Atleast today people were saying. 'Where can we go from here., Can we do anything"' It doesn't mean we're near a settlement, but it seemed they wanted to listen more today J didn't feel they listened before. Listening and hearing are twodif· ferent things." Jackson seemed hopeful that a breakthrough could be achieved. "l'M LOOKING for good thjngs from them, something to build on," he said. "I'm like the fans who keep asking when it's going to be pver. I'm enjoying the time off. but I feel guilty. I s hould be play. ing ball." Dona ld Fehr, general counsel ol the Major League Players As· sociation, s miled at J ackson's description of the meetmg. "If he means people were not screaming at each other. he's right," the attorney s aid. "That happens often But the tone of the meeting was no different as far as I was concerned Their pos1t1on 1s ·Please accept our proposal that the number sixteen player be used for compens ation paid for by the club s1gnjng the free agent · I don't detect anything that hap· pened that we·reone step closer to a settlement. Maybe l'm wrong. I 'd lovetobewrong." Thursday 's m eeting was s cheduled to start at 10 a.m .. but it did not get underway until 11: 30 because owners· representative Ray Grcbey requested a delay U.S. REACHES WORLD FINALS Spe cial to the Daily PUot PONCE. Puerto Rico The S. Junior National water polo lea m qualified for the world tournament in Italy Sept. 14-21 by virtue of its 1976 victory over host Puerto Rico here Thursday The win gave the U.S. Junior Nationals a 3·1 r ecord in t he round robin tournam ent official· ly known as the Amateur Swim - ming Union of t he Americas world qualification tourna ment. The tourney is for players 17 and under. In Thursday's contest Mike Howell, a senior at Newport H a rbor High, had five goals while teamm ate Diggy Riley, a New por t gr aduate headed for UC Irvine. Scott Thornton and Bob Olepersloot added three each. JOHN SEVANO Can Lloyd end her failures? WIMBLEDON, England IAPl Chris Evert Lloyd hopes to end her distres.si ng r un of failures today in t he Wim bledon women's s ingles final. Now 26, Lloyd will be playing in her seventh Wimbledon final. She has won only two -in 1974 and 1976 and has lost in the last three lier opponent today is Hana M andlikova, a lean and lithe Czechoslovakian who has vowed to become the No 1 woman player in the world. S TILL A te e n -age r . Mandlikova already holds the Aus tralian and French titles. On TV today Channel 4 at 11 a.m. and a victory over Lloyd would le ave just the US. Open bel'tl!een her and the Grand Sla m. There 1s de bate as to whether a player needs to win all four m ajor tournaments Wimbledon and the French. United States and Australian Opens in the same year or JUSl consecutively in or- der lo capture the Grand Slam. M a ndlikova, r ecent ly r e· covered from a back inj ury, showed her immense potential by defeating two-lime champion Martina Navratilova 7·5, 4-6, 6· 1 in a punishing semifinal Wed· nesday Those close to both players. however. suggest that Lloyd, who has talked of quitting the game to raise a family, may have the greater motivation. · · 1 think 1t means a lot for Chris to win this lime," said Pam Shriver, who was defeated 6-3. 6· I by Lloyd in the other semifinal. ''SHE'S 26, a nd it would be a great way for her to finish before fading out of tennis .•· Lloyd's husband , British Davis Cup player John Lloyd, agrees with Shriver. "It is laughable, really," said John Lloyd. "Chris feels she has a bad record al Wi mbledon .because she has only won twice. She reels she should have won more . But I think she feels now. having got to the final, they have got to shoot her to beat her. "Getting to the final is the most diffi cult thing. Once you are there. it Is a different mat· ter. J trunk she wi ll be at her best from the first point . She is n ot going to fr eeze at any stage." M an d likova, 19, de feated Lloyd in the semifina ls of the French Open earlier this month. T hal a lso will spur Lloyd, her husband contends. "After she lost to Hana in the semjs of the Fre nch, I could see her start to prepare for Wimbledon. T he loss in Paris h as m ade h er mor e keen, because s h e r egarde d the French title as hers," he said. "I WAS LUCKY to survive," the 25· year -old Borg admitted after clawing his way back into the contest with yet another In the fourth game. Connors scored with <See BORG, Page 8 7) John McEnroe flew into the Wimbledon finals with a str01ght set victory over Rod Frawley Angels lead a dogfight Dodgers, Sutton get bombed, 9-4, and everyone's upset The follcwing u game three of th4! Dally Piwt's FantG.$JJ World Senes between th4! 1978 Los Angeles Dodgers and 1114! 1979 Angels being conducted with 1114! 114!1p of 1114! Strat-0-Mallc Game Co., Inc . a popular com· putenud table baseball game TM players, managers and owners of those time penod& remain th4! 1ame The outcome 18 based on stohsllca from those two years By JOHN SEVANO Ot ... DMfy,.... ..... LOS ANGELES Don Sutton is upset. Tom· my John 1s, too. The Angel players are angry. And tbe Dodgers are trailing in the Fantasy Series. two games to one. All the above was the r esult of the Angels' 9.4 victory over Manager Tommy Lasorda's squad before an overflow house of SS.966 at Dodger Stadium. SUTTON, WHO THOUGtrr he should have started game two, echoed those sentiments again after being bombed by the Angels Thursday. John. who ls in the middle of the controversy, hinted if Sutton h ad pitched better during the r egula r season he wouldn't have anything to com· plain about. The Angel players, who came in as a pro- hibitive 9·5 underdog, took exception to some re· ma rks made by Davey Lopes after game one in which the second basem an predicted a possible s weep for the Dodgers . "WE CAN ALL READ the papen\. How can anyone talk of a sweep arter only one game? I guess everyone is e ntitled to his own opinion, but in this case he would have been better off keeping his mouth shut," said Don Baylor, whose double and three singles drove in three runs. "We all got the feeling he was knocking our ball club: that he didn't think it was good enough to be on the same field with lhem "Well. all he did by his remarks was make us want to try harder I'm not saying we're going to win this thing, because anything can happen, but if we can keep playing like we have been the Dodgers aren't going to stop us .. "I MADE MY RE MARKS because l'm confi· dent of myself and my teammates." counte red FANTASY SERIES Lopes. "I think we·re a better ball club than the Angels and we'll prove it in the end." In order for that lo happen , though, the Dodgers ar e going lo have to get some bette r pitching. Sutton was battered for fou r run s and eight hits in six innings-plus: Charlie Hough was knocked around for three runs and three ruts In only % in· nings of work : and Terry Forster was touched for two runs on four hits in 2"11 Innings. FRANK TANANA, on the other hand, 1ave the Angels aJmost seven strong innings before gbtn,c way to John Montague. It was the second straigbt • ~ • performance in which an Angel starter had out- dueled his counterpa rt. Some things never change ..• like the Rams "Give the Angel hitters credit, they bit me hard," admitted Sutton. "But, then. I didn't feel like myselr today either. I had nb rhythm and I seemed to be pusrun1 the ball a lot." When asked Ir the change in the rotation had anything to do with his performance, Sutton nodded. Ram prediction• for IMI: Pat Haden will be booed heartily by the fans of Anaheim ... The offe nsive line will be aneat.ed for n · cesalve roughneH of at leut one defentlve oppo. nent ... lf he can stay healthy, WendeU Tyler wilt run ror more than 2,000 yards • • . Every Ram home 1a me will \M told out ... The Rams a1ain •HI Onlth HCODd to Atlanta In t.he NFC West and will enter the NFC playoff• aa a wtld clU'd entrant . . . The Rama wlll flnl1h the reCU(ar eeuon 10• ' • 'owner ~Ii• f'rontlere wUJ HJ at le11t once tbat Bob 1M It her favorite quarterbuk ... U.-will bnal wbatner ~be bu.n't .... ,..... . loilneb0d1 wtU r~IM VIDC9 Fft'rqamo al a lam llome 11me and an lmaMdlate rtot will .. ,. .... , San Francisco wlll beat the Ra ma in San Fran- cisco ror the fir st time since 1966 and Jack Reynolds will be 1lven cr edit for the victory ... The Rams wtll beat Plttabur1b, ln Pltubur1h. and then wiJl lose a week later to the Olanta ln New York. Both 1ames wUI be played ln •now and cold weather, two elementa that &Ive the Ram1 trouble ... The Rama will need to win their tlnal two games ot the year al home aaalntt Atlanta ud Washtniton to qua1Jf7 for lhe playoff• ... Haden will be cheered wben be throws hi• first toucl\down pus of the re,War susoo. That mo- ment ot acceptance will bt 1hort·llved, however, whfft he throws an Interception tbe Yt:rJ ua_t. Mrln ... PnMoft Dennard thoWcl •lablllh hlmHlf u a boa• ,... IUI*' ltat et............. . . . More _than one reporter wlU Uhn Nolan Cromwell to hperman ... Contral')' to the hopes ot muqemnt. the .. Ram players w111 fltart spouting off again halfway through the season . . . As usual, Ray MaJavul's job wlll be rumored In jeopardy , , , J erry Buss or S teve Rosenbloom will be rumored u the team 's next owner ... Haden will .ak to be, or wUI be traded foUow- ina the aeaaon ... Rich Saul will break three more bonu, run· nlnt b1' NFL total to 8,S.5,721,875,341, 001 and one stubbed tM . . . Dan Pu torln1 wtU come very cl01e to belna a fhm, althouah the quarterback they want most It Archie Mannln1 . . . Frank Corral will 1et on a two-yard punt and wW m1u a seven-yard field toal. He wlll then tum around Ind klct a SS-yard punt and a to.rant neact loeJ .. ' Malavui *Ill claim on more Lllaa ooe occatton t.bat he wu ml1quoled by the pnu ... t \len lf (8MS&Vt\NO, Pase 87) .. I "It's like telUng a kid you're 1oln1 lo take him to Disneyland on a certain day only lO HY later it's been postponed. Once the kid finally 1eu there he's excited, but until then he's down and dlaap· pointed.'' SVTTON WAS CHASED ln the seventh lnnln1 when the Angela turned a 3-2 deficit Into a 7~ ad· vanta1e. Dan Ford doubled lo open the lnnlna and Bob· by Grich followed with a home run to rlaht-unter. Jim Anderton'• double down lh• rt1bt neld Une sent $uttA)n lo the 1howert and the An1ell tlMn pro- ceeded to touch Hou1b for a walk and lb,... more sin1l". The Anl 11 added a pair ol Insurance lalllet la Utt elfhth on a 1lnale by Grief\, a walk to Rod Care w and a pair or RBI 1tnal11 by Cant., Lansford and Baylor. "They have an awesome hltt.lnc lineup," Mid <See f ANTASY, Pa1e 81) --------~------ When Edison High School pl,tya [!] football, people Halen. At leaat, they 4 -· will beglnn.lng thls fall when the na· lion's No. 1 prep team's exploits will be beard over 50,000·watt radio station KWVE ( 108FM). Coach BUI Workman's squad, w1nnera ot three straight Sunset League championships and 22 games In a row, will provide the action. while Roy Englebrecht, Greg Katz and aoother announcer to be named later will provide the play-by-play. All Edison games, home and away, will be broadcast by the San Clemente-based station. In comparison, the Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League had to settle on a San Diego-based station to cover their games, and the Calilornia Surf of the North American Soc· cer League has managed to carry one game on radio <Wednesday night> in the last two years. Clemson stays alive in tourney SAO PAULO, Brazil -Clemson m University rallied from a SS·S3 halftime deficit to beat Australia's St. Kilda Tigers, 111·107, in the semifinal round of the World lnterclub basketbaJI championship Thursday. Clemson, a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference, was paced by Raymond Jones' 22 points, while Horace Wyatt chipped in 19. St. Kilda was led by Rocky Smith, the game's hi gh score r with 39 points. Smilb finished the tournament with 182 points In five games. Quote of the day Pooley holes 60-footer to take lead 0. PMley holed 1 80-foot putt l!I on the final hole Thurtday for a ooe- sbot t.ld ln the openlnJ round ol the West~"' Open ln Oakbrook, IU. lt.lJ putt capped a apedacular 4-undtr·par 88 and left him one. shot ahead of Gre1 Powera, .Jim Slmou, BW &01en and Joe lamaa. Laf\Ula Niau&'• Marti 0' Meara wu aeven 1lrob1 back atltl' 1bootlni a 15 ... Tour veteran Saad.ra Hayate and f ourth·year profesalooal Juet Colet carded 4·unde.r-par 68s lo share the flnt round lead ol an LPGA tournomont In Dorton. Quebec. Defending champion Pat Bradley lead a group of four golltn tied for second, one 1\J'oke behind the co-leaders. Baseball today On this date in baseball in uno: Clyde Wright of the Angels. who won on, ly one game the previous season, hurled a no·hitter to beat the Oakland A's, 4-0 at Anaheim StadJum. Wright walked three men and struck out one during his masterpiece, which was saved by two fielding gems by third baseman Ken McMullen. In the fourth ln· ning, McMullen dove to bis left to snag Bert Campaneris' grounder and nip the Oakland speedster at first base. The next batter. Felipe Alou, hit a slow bouncer up and threw to first baseman Jim Spencer just ln time ror the out. Jn addition to his fieldin1 heroics~ McMullen blasted a three·run homer of1 loser Chuck Dobson in the fourth inning. On this date in 1966: Tony Cloninger of the Atlanta Braves became the first pitcher in modern major league history to belt two grand slam homers in one game, en route to a 17·3 vie· tory over the San Francisco Giants. Cloninger's blasts came orf Bob Priddy In the first inning and orr Ray Sadecki in the fourth. Cloninger also singled home a run, and bis nine RBis set a new one-game record for major league pitchers. On this date in 1912: Steve Mcc atty, Oakland A's pitcher , talking about the hate affair the club bad for former owner Charlie flnJey : "When Charlie had his heart operation. it took New York Giants ace Rube Marquard posted his 19th consecutive victory, beat· ing the Brooklyn Dodgers 2·1. Today's birthdays: Boston pitcher Frank Tanana is 28. Oakland pitcher Matt Keough is 26. eight hours 712 just to find his heart." From Page 86 BORG LUCKY. • • two spectacular lobs and had two break points . Each time Bor~ responded with an ace. THE GAME ended with an astonishing rally -the two men swapping volleys at the net. Borg won the point and game, levelling the set at 2·2. The Swede broke service at 4-3. In the next game, Connors was twice within a point or breaking back, but Borg held on after acing his rival three times. That was. for all purposes. the last act or the drama. Connors' challenge, which had looked so menacing earlier. faded and Borg dropped only one point in the la.st two service games. The crowd of 14.000 s tood and cheered as the players went orr court. BORG'S GAME was charac· lerislic or him a slow start and a series of dazzling shots on the big points when he needed them. In the whole epic match, he won only three more games than Connors. The McEnroe-Frawley match Awtrey wants his ring back PHOENIX CAP> Seattle Supersonics' center Dennis Awtrey says his Phoenix home bas been burglarized and there's one item he especially wants police here to get back. The 6-10 former Phoenix Sun said his championship ring from the 1978-79 National Basketball Association season was among the roughly $5,000 worth of items taken from his home in Moon Valley, a Phoenix suburb, Tues· day. "I 'd almost be willing to forget everything else if I could get that back," Awtrey said. was one of the rowdiest ever seen on center court. McEnroe argued with the umpire, Wing Commander George Grime, about several line calls. He was warned for un- sportsmanlike behavior in the first set, when he lost a game and stamped up and down at his baseline shouting at the top of his voice. Jn the third set, with the score 4-4 and 40-30 for Frawley, there was another blow-up. McEnroe lost an argument over a line caJI and was heard to say, "You're a disgrace to the human race." GRIME ANNOUNCED: "Penalty point, Mr. McEnroe. for unsportsmanlike conduct." The point gave Frawley the game. McEnroe stormed to the um· pire's chair shouting: "I was not talking to you, I was talking to myself." "Do you hear me?" McEnroe yelled as the umpire took no notice. "I was talking to myself." IT TOOK McEnroe three hours to overcome Frawley, who is 112t.h on the world computer rankings . The 28 -year-old Australian, who has never made much of a splash In any major tournament previously. played well, while McEnroe struggled lo bring his game under control. Frawley never faltered until the next-to-last game, when he double·faulted three times and eventually lost bis service after six deuces. Even in that game, McEnroe disputed a line call. McEnroe served out to love and finished the match with an ace. After the match, McEnroe was involved in an amazing scene at the press conference. He continued to deny he was ad· dressing the umpire when be had talked or ··a disgrace to the human race." 'EXECUTIVE SUITES \ Christian makes return to speedway Alan Christian returns to the speedway motorcycle races at the Orange County Fairgrounds an Costa Mesa tonight stilJ seek· ing his first scratch main event victory of the season. Christian s uffered a broken collarbone earlier in the cam· paign and was sidelined for six weeks. But the Huntington Beach res· ident will be back in action at the Costa Mesa track tonight to face Mike Bast. Lance King and the many other first division riders. Promoter Harry Oxley has in· creased the number of Division One heat races to six because of the large number of riders on hand. This switch from four lo six heat races gives an additional 12 riders in the handicap main competition This season . riders points have taken on greater im· portance with a $17 ,000 fund for the leading Division One cyclists. Christian, despite miss· ing seven weeks in the first half of the campaign, is fiCth in the season point totals. Gates open at 6:30 with the first heat race al 8. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. July 3. 1981 111 Yarborough grabs pole position Cale Yarboro.•• piloted bl• Ill Buick 1W1aJ to a lut lap or 192.852 mph Thursday to capture the pole poslUoo for Saturday's Firecracker 400 Grand NeUooal 1t-0ek car race in Daytona Beach, Fla. A car ran o(( the hllhway and crashed ln a small Loui1iana town, kJlll01 two men, lncludin& Mlami Dolphins linebacker au. ty Cbambert. Chambers wu 27 ... Oranse Coust College breeied to a 12·length victory over King's College of Cambridge In the Pirates' opening raco of the Henley Royal Regatta on Ri ver Thames in Enaland San Francisco mayor Oh ne Felnstela joined mayors ln 2B cities in seod1na telegrarps calling for an end to the major league baseball Yarborot19h strike ... Boxing promoter Ro11 fi1elda, also known as Harold Smith, re- mained ln jail after his petition for release on bail was denjed by the state's 2nd District Court of AppeaJ ... Amos lobnlOD and Ro1er Man· devlJJe, co-driving a Mazda RX-3, outraced a Mazda driven by llm Downln1 and Tom Waugh to the finish line to win the Daytona 6 Hours Challenge at Daytona lnternatJonal Speedway Television, radio Following are the top soorts events on TV to-day. Ratings are: ' ' ( ( EXCELLENT : ( ( ( WORTH WATCHING:"" FAIR :.; FORGET IT ~ 11 a.m., Channel 4 v' ./ ./ ./ WIMBLEDON TENNIS: Women's Singles Flnats. Announcers: Di ck Enberg, Bud Collins. Donald Dell and Birlle Jean King. Chris Evert Lloyd, No. 1 seed, wilt face No. '/. seeded Hana Mandllkova of Czechoslovakia In today's singles final. Lloyd defeated Pam Shriver. 6·3, 6·1 to gain a s pot In the finals white Ma ndlikova was forced to three sets before down-ing Martina Navratilova, 7-S, 4~. 6-1 . OTHER TELEVISION Motocross -San Diego Finals, taped', 11 p.m., Channel 9. Tennis Wimbledon update, 11: 30 p,m., Channel 4. RADIO Baseball Salt Lake City at AlbuQuerQue, 6 p.m From Page 86 SEVANO COLUMN~. ~ those quotes were tape recorded Bud Carson, the team's defensive coordinator, will actively seek a maJor college or NFL head coachjng position . . The Rams will be embarrassed in Dallas and Malavasi will crawl into a hole and hide .... Earl Campbell will gain less than 100 yards in the Rams' home opener with Houston Bart Starr's Packers wlll lose to the Rams again and he will be fired after the game .. Nobody will notice the Ram cheerleaders ... The Rams will not win the Super Bowl with Haden al quarterback. That does not necessarily mean the Rams won't win the Super Bowl . . Doug France will not leave training camp. de· termined to get rid of his right arm ailments once and for all .. Carl Ekern will fail his test at middle linebacker and Jim You ngblood will be asked to move there. He'll refuse . \ Arter 19 roster changes in 1980, there will be less than six in 1981 The rams will be the poorest team in the NFL against the spread Lee, Georg1a·s favorite. will get his chance and . Let's just say Ferragamo's departure will haunt the Rams 59,691 see baseball DENVER !AP ) A record minor league crowd of 59,691 saw Brad Mills slam two homers and drive in fi ve runs, to pace Denver to an 8·3 American Assgciation baseball victory over Omaha Thursday night at Mile High Stadium. The crowd, braving occasional rain for the Bears' annual Fireworks Night, surpassed the old minor league attendance mark of 58,980 set at Bears· Fireworks Night July 2. 1980. Pitcher Bryn Smith, now 9-4 , went the distance to earn the victory for Denver. He gave up nine hits, walked one and stuck out s ix,. Bill Laskey. now 6·5, sustained the loss. going to the showers after 5· l /3 innings wil.h the Bears aheadS-1. Denver went ahead for good in the fourth in· ning, when Mills hit a lhree-run homer to lift the Bears to a 4·1 lead. Dan Briggs' single bad scored. the Bears' first run earlier in the inning. Mills hit a two-run homer in the sixth to lift the Bears to a 7-1 advantage. Omaha had opened the scoring on Tim Ireland's fourth-inning single that drove in Manny CasUllo. Transpac race should be fast . By ALMON LOCKABEY 0.lly "*" ..... ..,... Light to moderult breezes are predlct.ed for the 14 yachta which will be maased In the 1tartln1 area off Point Fermin today at 1 for the 3J.at .. 11. ing of the 15 year old Tranapac yacht race from Los An&elea to Olamond Head, Honolulu. Skippers and crew1 received their final tn· strucUorus at a gala dinner Wednesday nl1ht at the Blllmore Hotol, Los Angelo, and cheered wildly when Roger Pappas or the N1Uonal Weather Service assured them this race would be faster thun the 1979 race in which most of the yachts were stalled for days ln the doldrums of the Pacific Hlgh, a high pressure of stale air. which s plit and hovered near the rhumbline course. Pappas said Hurricane Beatrice, which has been building off the coast between Cabo San Lucas and Acapulco, would probably dwindle to a lrop1cal disturbance a s the yachts reached southward on lhe final approach to the islands. Race chairman Jim Eddy explained a new starling line setup in which the Cius A and B boats would start at one end and the C and 0 boata at the other. A committee boat will be stationed in the middle or the half-mt le long line. Warning s1gnal for the start will be at 12:50 p.m .. the preparatory signal will be hoisted at 12:SS and the red cone for the start will be two-blocked with the sound of the starting gun at 1. Transpacific Yacht Club Commodore Hugh Rogers and Edd~arned that no spectator boats will be allowed i s ide a restricted area which is hemg patrolled by Coast Guard Auxiliary. Hundreds of s p tator boats are expected to nng the starting area and many of them wlll follow the: race fleet as far as the west of Catalina Island. Exact loc Ilion or the starting line is 2~ nautical mi les off the San Pedro Hlll Radar Dome on a bearing of 170 degrees magnetic. This places it between Point Fermin and Point Vicente. Hundreds of spectators are also expected to Witness the start from the bluffs or Point Fermin. From Page 86 FANTASY SERIES .. Sutton. "It can hurt you 1n so many ways." P ART Ot, T HAT lineup, however, will be dis- mantled for a day or two anyway Willie Aikens had lo leave the game after grounding into a force play in the fourth inning Aikens, after fouling a Sutton curveball off his left foot, limped noticeably down the line. X·rays later showed a fracture of bis big toe which pul the designated hitter on a day-to-day basis Brian Downing also left the game in the bot· tom or the second with a stiff right shoulder "If we keep getting injured like this we won't be able to field a team ." said a distressed Angels Manager Jim Fregosi. " just hope we can keep the momentum we've built lo this point." LASORDA WAS MORE concerned with his club's attitude than injuries. "We can't afford to fight among ourselves," said Lasorda. alluding to the Sutton-John feud. "If I listened to the requests of every guy on this team I'd beinanuthousebynow." "Tommy makes the decisions around here and all I do is follow them," said John. "If Don has a beef. it's with himself I had a good season and so did Don mine was just better." The entire Dodger team is going to have a lousy season if they don't gel their act together soon .. ,ANTASY NOTas 0..... ,_ Ion I Ohl will pit 0..,. It•• ( U·'I -'"'' the ...... 0.. ... 1• 101 Oewllllll'I .-,--.111 PtOllOly «>-glw•n • rttl lodey wllll T•ny 0-.-es.....ine the clvtles -Ind 1nt plelt BHI0.1 llW -·• whl<h <-W-. In the .. ....,,,., A--elto -a -,.., oH llW rlolll·,,_ In IN 11111\ All lovr of IM Dodgilrs' rUMolf T-. came llY '#ey of tllt l°"9 C..11 el LM LA<Y 1'111 a 11'1,.._run "'°' In 1'-thlrO In· nl"9, _,._ IMll ·-...., a Mio 111u11n tlw ,._,.,. ........ ~. Callfor..ie 100 010 "20--t U I LM A .... lft OCIJ 000 100-4 10 0 Tenene, --m -OOwfl. Ing. 0-UI. ~an. H°"lll' 171 For!ltr 01 eno F•r91.1Hn. W- T ana na L wllOfl. 5--leo.,. 78 8aylot. Mll .. r, F•O. ,._IOI\ (Al, FergulOll, L _. (0 1. Hlh- Orl<ll IAI, \..e<y, Rwuoll ' I OI AH .... Yankees lose suit AKRON. Ohio (AP) U.S. District Judge Leroy J . Conlie dismissed a suit by the New York Yankees baseball club Thursday that sought $4.5 million in the fatal 1979 crash or catcher Thurman Munson's jet. In a 16-page opinion, Contie ruled that the Yankees were not entitled to collect the $4.5 million, which was the value of Munson's contract, or any damages from Cessna Aircraft. which sold Munson the aircraft. or Flightsafety International Inc .. which trained him to Oy it Still pending before Contie is a $42 million suit against Cessna and Flightsafety filed by Munson's widow Diana and the couple's three children. Munson died Aug. 2. 1979 in a crash while practicing landings at Akron-Canton airport in his St 1 million Cessna Citation twin-engine jet aircraft Also on board the jet when it crashed were David Hall of Canton, a pilot and a friend. and Jerry Anderson, another Canton-area friend of Munson. JADE MANAGEMENT 881 Dover Dr .. &Jite 14 NewPORT BEACH ·Dr. Robert Moore D.C. IEASE A NEW EXECUTIVE HOME 714 -631-3651 11'11 CADIUAC SEVIU.E Full power, AM /FM atereo ca11elle ta'" • Cadillac wtr• wMel coven. (111 YBC1. •11,595 Announces The Opening of His New Irvine Office Top Professional Athletes. Corporate Executives. Businessmen and Women. and local housewives have all used the services of Or. Robert Moore. Dr~ Moore has among the finest facilities Chiropractic In Orange O>unty. "'100RE CHIROPRACTIC \ A PROFISSIONAL CORPORAT10N •2eo BARRANCA PKWY. IRVINE 669-7989 I I in an exclusive Newport Beach Community Tm luxurious homes available. Unfurnished. one year lease. 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HO -· POlnl ts ew••-!or ~lme 1W ....... t011l90tlt ~.,..~ HO~,.,...K-i.cl T ... r'•O-foronto et lWIM. n W•t•r polo INTlllMATIOMAL TOUllNAMl lfT Cet~llkel .._. ........... , U.S,Jllftl« NoC loNts J I J J-1t PU<trlollkt I 2 1 1-• U.S. Kerlfll. Mlkt Ho#ell S, OIOIY 11119¥ J, S<olt Thomten J, lloO C>leclefMoel J, Mike Helo 2, lloO .....,.,. t. loO Ratkovtk 1, o-. O'COftnet lc- Tod•y US. n , Muko s.1urO.y -eye SUf\4Ny-C-.O. Misc. FAMILIAR FACE San Diego Clippers star Swen Nater takes time out during a workout al UC Irvine last week . Nater is a ~tyPllet'tetl"- former Cypress Collcg~ a nd UC LA stand· out Brunch at Wimbledon B org v s. M cEnroe 'Wi ll help w hi le away t he hour s Saturday By BOB GREENE .... ~""-If NRC·TV has its way. "Breakfast at Wimbledon" will be a brunch. f'or the third straight year . NBC will televise the me n 's s ingles final from the famed All· England Club Ii ve for s ix hours Saturday, begin· ning at 8 a .m .. PDT. "Ever since we went to this concept two years ago, we have desperately wanted a long men's final a real exciting match." said Geoff Mason. executive vice president of NBC Sports and pro· ducer of the Wimbledon te lecasts. So far, the event has been even better than he would have dared dream "TWO YEARS AGO, we had Roscoe Tanner. who was seeded fifth. in the fina ls and we were dreading that Bjorn Borg would wipe him out in three quick sets," Mason remembered. Instead. Rorg. the Swedish "machine.'' was extended to five sets before pulling out a 6-7. 6-1, 3 6. 6·3. 6·4 victory "Last year was J ohn McEnroe, "Mason said. Last year was a classic. cQnsidered by many tennis observers to be the greatest final ever staged on the hallowed grounds of the All· England Club It was a blockbuster. a Center Court battle SPORTS ON TELEVISI O N that thrilled television audiences, made NBC ex- ecutives ecstatic a nd sent the rival networks - .\BC and CBS ·sea rching for another Bor g. McEnroe clash MORE THAN 15 MILLION Americans woke up early to watch the precision shot-making Swed¥ take on the bras h New Yorker. They saw the world's top two players s lugging it out from the baselines. counterpunchlng with drop shots and dinks. smashing volley after volley. racing from one side of the court to the other to make spec- tacular saves In the end. Borg prevailed. 1-6. 7-5. 8-3. 6·7. 8-6. But McEnroe also walked off the court a winner in the hearts of everyone who witn essed his heroic fight as he fought off seven match points, re· peatedly clawing his way back from the brink of defeat lo carry the match to its pulsating con· cl us ion NBC also was a winner. IN T ELE VISION-LAND, a week-night prlme- time show that dr aws a 30 percent share of the au· dience is considered a hit. ''Wim bledon for Breakfast ," a tennis m a tc h which began a t 9 a.m . on the East Coast and earlier elaehwe re across t he country, had a 31 share -31 percent of all TV sets on at that time were watching Borg vs. McEnroe. "Borg-McEnroe is the ideal matchup for us. It is highly pro motable with plenty of American in · teres t. And McEnroe certainly has been a big story in this year 's tournament." he said, refer· ring to a Sl ,500 fine a nd threat of suspension levied against the young left-hander after he berated the umpire, Une.smen a nd refer ee ln an earlyround match. "And it's a big story: Can Borg win his sixth straight tournament?·' Mason said . NBC WILL USE the British Broadcastint Company <BBC> feed from Center Court. I UP· plemenling it with three or lta own cameras. "They <the BBC) give a very, very eood balance with no ~pecial interest on any player, un· less, of course, tha t player la En1lia b," Muon said. "We supplement their covera1e with our own cameras prim a rily 110 we c an itolate ror replays and accentuate the covera1e to fit our atory lint. ·'Surprisingly . the BBC doesn't do replays." While Saturday m ornin1'• "Breakfast at Wimbledon'' ls the centerptece, lt ii the windup to two week.8 or coverage Of Ute famed tourma- m ent Cor NBC . weekend. NBC belt eves the ratings also will be high when lop·~eedcd Chns Evert Lloyd meets second·Seeded Ilana Manllkova or Czechoslovakia DICK F.NRF.RG AN('llORS NBC's Wimbledon telecasts, with Rud ('ol11n!> doing the play-by-play and Billie JC'CJn King and Donald Dell handling the color In the n1~htly updatc.>i.. King. who has won a record 20 Wimhlt•don titles. has sparkled with her expc.>rt analy~1s She correctly noted that Pam Shriver. in ht'r upM•t victory over Tracy Austin in the quarterfin<.ils. wai-ket.'p1n g the ball in the center of the court he<'au~c 1t cut down the angles for Austin's return!-and because by the second week of play the ccntt-r of the court is no longer smooth and doesn't always give true bounces Saturday's TV, radio TELEVISION 8 am 14 1 WI MBLEDON T ENNIS The men's singles final 1n the world's oldest and most pr estigious tournament 19 1 COLLEGE RODEO lhghhg hb of the 1981 national intercollegiate rodeo assoc1at1on finals. taped m Bozeman. Mont 11 am (51 WCT INV ITAT IONAL -Eddie D1bbs vs Manuel Orante~. taped in March at Salisbury. Md 11:30 am < 13) CALIFORNIA SURF SOC· CER IDGHUGllTS. 2 30 p.m (2) GOLF Third round play <taped 1 in the Weskrn Open from Oak Brook, Ill. 3 .30 p.m. 12J S PORTSSATUROAV -Brent Musburger is the host for an update on the sports scene . Segments in<'lud<' the Chunichi Cup gym· nasties compf'tition and Acapulco cliff diving. <34) F UTBOL Brazil vs Polonta 3.50 p.m <4J NBC SUMMER SPORTS SEASON Welterweight boxing taped J une 25 al Houston. Thomas !learns vs Pablo Baez; Jose "Pipino" Cuevas vs J orgen Hansen . Also. The CART Atlanta 12Ss. a report on the Tour de France bicycle race and a Wimbledon wrap·up. 4 :30 pm (7J G R EAT EST S P ORTS L EGENDS Host George Plimpton talks to Pirates slugger Wtllie Stargell about his teamm ate Ro berto Clemente 5 p m !71 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS - Coverage of the Firecracker 400 stock car race . taped at Daytona Beach Also The world show jumping final. taped at Birmingham. England. (28) SOCCER. 6 p.m. 15> BASEBALL A minor league game featuring Salt Lake City at Albuquerque. The Salt Lake City Gulls are an Angel farm club and the Albuquerque Dukes are in the Dodgers' syste m. 6:30 pm. !50> T ENNIS FOR THE FUTURE In the final episode of the series, Vic Br aden re· views key points on st rategy and conditioning. 10 p.m . I 11 l T HIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. RADIO Baseball Sall Lake City al Albuquerque, 6 p .m ., KMPC (710). Sunday's TV, r adio T ELE VISION 10:45 a.m (34 l FUTBOL. 11:30 a.m. <2> GOLF Final round play in the Western Open at Oak Brook. Ill. on lbe BuUer National Golf Club course. 1:30 p.m. (2) SPORTS SUNDAY -Bre nt Musburger is the host for an update of the s ports scene. Also: The French Grand Prix Formula One race, taped al Dijon, France. 3:30 p.m . (4) -SPORTS AFIELD -A feature about a Cuban refugee who teaches inner -c ity children bow to fis h and a visit lo the World Duck callinl champions hip•. Also: A look at a buab pilot's rescue· mission m aneuvers . ~ .. .. . THE NETWORK HAS been doln1 lS.mlnuta "wrapups'' on weekday nl1ht.a1 delaylnt the start of the ToaJ8bt Show. 4 p .m. (4 ) -S PORTSWORLD -Ayub Kalule in defense of bis WBA j unior m iddleweight title against Sugar Ray Leonard. taped. Also: A report on the Tour de France bicycle race and Survival of tbe Fittest. (7) -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN Actor Paul Michael Glaser fiy rtshes for tarpon off lhe Florida coast . Also: Former Olympic pole vaulter Bob Seagren ha ns glides In Maul, HawaU . and a fr'OU.P ol kayakert Journey t o the Hima.laya• to challence the waters of Nepal Arun River. "' Mldnl1ht (I ) -FLYING 8POaTSMAN ...... Today, NBC will have aatelllte covtr&ft Oft.be women's 11n,1es final fro m U a.m . untU z p.m ., PDT. "Wa ltarted dolat Lbat l•t year wbla t.M 4U. Of July holiday WU OD f'rklQ," )luaa Hkl. "lt "rk..t wen ror \II lut year ... Since toda y 11 alao part or lb• bolld•>' Ser lee halt Ed Tabor vlalta TabJU, Moore• aftd• Bora Bora. ll.A.DIO ' 8Ueball Sa.11 Lake City at Albuquerque, DOOD, KMPC (110) <Th DaUr PUet 11 Hl rea,.ulble for la&e claHIH.) .. 4'' !\l!?:ff 'll 111'1Pilat FRIDAY JULY3, 1981 D•VERSIONS Cl INTERMISSION CS Southland celebrates our 205th birthday Tomorrow marks our nation's 205th birth- day and the Southland will celebrate with music and lots or firework's. Here's a run- down on where to find the best of the booms: CONCERT ON THE GREEN is what they're calling the Fourth or July spec- tac ular planned for the Irvine High School Football Field. The gates will open al 6 p.m. and guests can buy wine, beer, soda pop and hot dogs while settling in for a night or music , dancing and pyrotechnics. The UC Irvine .Guitar Ensemble, directed by Richara Glenn, will kick off the entertain- ment at 7 p.m. Glenn will be accompanied by guitarists John Schneiderman, Christy Coobatis, Kenneth Tarmas and Paul Hayes. Next will come the Saddleback Concert Chorale, conducted by Don Walker. The 27-member Rams Band, conducted by James Christensen. will provide music for the new Rams Dance Ensemble, featuring 40 Rams cheerleaders in their premiere ap- pearance. At 9:30 p.m., the fireworks will begin. at 7 : 30 p. m . Winkler will narrate the children's tale "Tubby the Tuba" with the or- chestra's tuba virtuoso. Roger Bobo, as soloist. The evening will also includP spiritua ls by the Albert McNeil Juouee Singers. lighthearted orchestral works by the Philharmonic and a finale of Sousa marches and a fireworks display. THE JIMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA, directed by Lee Castle, will provide dance music tomorrow night in Catalina's famed Casino. The dance lasts from 9 p.m. to l a .m. and tickets are $7 .50. Roundtrip boat transportation costs $15.20. Boat and dance tickets are available through Tickelroo. For information call 527-7111. JIMMIE RODGERS is the Independence Day headliner at the San Diego Wild Animal Park. He will perform at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. sit 1• .ct•.t;• •••••••»ss so:soescs& SSS I New movie 'Stripes' offers very little humor ... C2 .... - The special display. called the "American Cow boy." will r ea tu re 10 stationary scenes plus more than 60 aerial shells for the grand f --finale. "MAKE IT ROAR" is the theme of the 4th festivities set for Mariners Park at the corner of Marines and Dover drives in Newport .Beach. Jim de8oom and Dora HiU will be emcee and gr and marshal of a dec- orated bicycle parade al 9:30 a.m., with the grand prize winner netting the honor of being the first youngster to cross the new Pacific Coast Highway bridge after opening ceremonies early next year. . \ . Cost for the evening will be $4 per pe rson A "SKY CONCERT .. is also planned for that night by the same company that cr~ated "American Cowboy." Pyro-Spectaculars of Rialto. The "concert," to begin after dusk over Long Beach Harbor, will be coordinated with music specially written for the event and played over radio stalioo KNOB. Spectators can see the fireworks from the deck of the Queen Mary. the beach or any area in Long Beach with a harbor view. HENRY WINKLER will join the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl for its annual picnic-concert beginning Hot dogs and soft drinks will be available or families can bring picnics. The Over Sex- tet Dixieland band will play and Barnaby the Clown will hold running games for all ages. NEWPORT DUNES recreational area will hold its annual fireworks show al 8 p.m . tomorrow. Admission is Sl.75 for adults, 50 cents for children. A PARADE, one of the largest in the country. wi ll be held in Huntington Beach, heading north from 5th and Main streets al 10 a .m . tomorrow. Grand marshals will be civic leader Rodney Jones and TV newscaster George Putnam. THE lSTH AIR FORCE BAND, Victor McLaglen motorcycle stunt team and the Long Beach Junior Concert Band will provide entertainment prior to a fireworks spec- tacular in Huntington Beach High School stadium beginning at 8 p.m. Tickets are $4 for adults, $2 for children under 12. THE KIWANIS CLUB will hold a parade in Irvine. departing at 3:30 p.m . from °'"'' ......... ..,ll ... - Parkview Shopping Center at Michelson and University drives. Actress Suzy Gilstrap will be parade queen. THE SAN CLEMENTE PIER will become a launching pad during a fireworks display at 8 p.m . Admission is free. PRIVATE FESTIVITIES for Balboa Yacht Club members will include beer drink- ing, cake walk, Qje eating and watermelon eating contests. Hot dogs, com on the cob, waterrnelon and ~er will be on sale and an outside buffet begins al 6:30 p.m. Bill Medley breaks loW profile By JEFF PARKER Ol_Delfy ........... Lola Falana is right: when Bill Medley sings, it's "sweet thunder " The 40-year old Orange County singer has kept a low profile since his early days of stardom as one of t he Righteous Brothers, but for the tut year that old thunder has been sweet- ly booming again. He is currently performing twice a week in his Fountain Valley nightclub, Medley's, he's enjoying the recent release of his first solo album, "Sweet Thunder" and he's spending long hours In L.A. studios work· ing on his next one. "You know bow it ls. every- thing happe ns al once. I've gone months without doing anything, and now there's so much happening I can hardly keep up witb it," be said after a recent sold-out performance at his club. Medley grew up in Orance County. He was Interested ln music from an early age, tuning in to the wuk Los Angeles radio waves to hear Jockey Hunter Hancock's shQw . "' would spend houn a day 11.it.enlq to the radio and ainctnt a1oni with bl• early mtntors Little Richard, Roy Hamilton and varloua rhythm and bluH quartetl. "When I WU 16, I Wll 5-foot-3 and sang flnt tenor. A year later 1 I bad 1rown aev•n inc~ aod my voice dropped to a baH," he aald. That drop anay have been the moet fortullOul one ot h1I life, because a few years later, pop fans around the country would be •lnllnl aloq with him and Bobby Haalleld - the Rtpteout Brot.he'1. Medley was playing local county dances with a band called the Paramours when he was introduced to Hatfield by a mutual friend. They discovered that Medley 's deep , gruff baritone and Hatfield's polished tenor combined beautifully. A few weeks after that first meet- ing, Medley quit the Paramours and joined Hatfield to form the Righteous Brothers. The brothers began recor<ling on the local Moonglow label, ' you're on top. you're working with the best orchestras, playing in the best clubs and your au- diences are there to see you. The bad news is that I couldn't even go out to runner without having people come up and want to talk. You lose a lot of privacy. I mean it was never really crazy or anything. Bobby and I would have a couple of people around us coming and going from the stage and we'd sign a few auto- graphs after the show, but still, 'Anybody's got enough throat to do one show, but three of them a night in those air conditioned lounges can kill you ... ' performing Medley's own son1s, and numbers co-written with Hatfield. Their fint four alniJet made it to the Top 100. The jaunty"UttleLatinLupeLu" and "My Babe" attracted the atten- tion of Ph.II Spector, whoo soon signed them to collaborate wtth Barry Mann and Cynthl.a Well. From that colJaboratlon came "You've Loat That Lovin' Feelln,' " destined lo become one of the most popular aon11 ot . the mid ·eos. The alnale ahot to the top of the chart.a, and the Rt1hteoua Brothers auddenly fou~ themselves lhn&Jt into atardo Medley remembers thoee d w1th mixed emodona. • .. There's 1ood newa and bad new1 ln belns that bt1," he aaJd. •'The lood nen t. that when there's a lot or pressure." The Righteous Brothers followed their first bic bit with a string of other well-received singles: "Just Once In My Ut~·.· ··uochained Melody,·· ''Hun1 un You" and ''Ebb Tide." Switching labe~~1. Bill produced another Mann/well aon1, "Soul and Inspirallon," that •l•ln raced to the number one poeJUon on the pop chart.I. Tben, four short years after the brotben be1ao recordlftt, they decided to co their separate waya. Neither Medley's nor Hat· field'• aolo careen took on the way the Rithteou.a Brothen dld, althouah .Ceclley dtd perform a number of successful 11..,lesz amon1 tbem ••Brown !:yea Woman," "I Can't llalte It Alone'' a.ad ••P•ace. Brotber, -·.ft . ···-· ............ _;) Pe~e. •· They re-grouped in 1974 and produced the popular "Rock'n Roll Heaven," but another break was in Medley's words, "inevitable." Medley went into semi· retirement to devote bis time to son Darrin, and occasionally worked the Nevada circuit. "Anybody's got enough throat lo do one show. but three or them a nil(ht In those air conditioned lounges can kill you," be s~d. "The hardest part is gettinc yourself up and coming down. It's tough to get yourself into a performing state of mind -three times in a row ia a killer." ThrOUJh the late '70s, Medley recorded material fo r three albums. Two went unreleuect and one "was released foe CJD41 afternoon in Nashville." Va.rkMq producera told Medley wtto he was and wtwil be should ~ like, and the resulu were db• heartenlnc. "I did a pop album and aom. producers told me that what I should really to is a COWltl'y album, so J went to Nashville and did a country album. TbeJ then heard that ud aald no, you should do a blues album, ao I d6d one ol tbole. We 1peet SUO,• doln1 the N..tavtUe record Md they let It die," be said. Medley ftnally teamed with producer II.Ike Uoyd for tall re- cently releutd album, '·s ..... Thunder." The atbusn lt clOMr to what Medley .allt• .,_. -,, aoulhl, emot.loDa1 ball ... "I'•'' , happy wttb Uae album," be Mid. .. ,.m not ...,. that J•ve nw really belll"4 mJM)I on reeonl .._ way I w••hearayeelf. Wl'm happy 1'ttla ,.Swee{ TbWMle.r: .. 5"ortly after I.be ,....... ~ ceee •u. •SDLn. ••Cl). Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. July 3, 1981 Delf• " ......... "-- Preservation Hall Jazz Band plays up a storm for an appreciative Irvine Bowl audience. Jazz is American genre Laguna gallery exhibits · phot os of jazz pioneer s By KATHY BRYANT .......... o.11, ...... Whether it's hot or cool. jazz is as un- mistakably American as the Fourth of July. The pioneers of this musical genre were caueht on Cilm by photographer Bradley Smith who had the good fortune to be born in New Orleans, grow up with jazz. and photoeraph some of its greatest musicians doing what they did best - entertain. Smith's pictures, now on display at the Con- temporary Arts Gallery in Laguna Beach, were taken primarily during the 1940s in New Orleans and New York City. There's Billie Holi· day in 1944 wearing a huge feather flower on the side or her head, holding a cigarette and singing to the accompaniment or Art Tatum. A 40-year· old Louis Armstrong , white handkerchiefs. flowered tie and all. concentrates on his music. not his showmanship. THESE BLACK and whjte photographs cap- ture not only the jazz greats like Armstrong, Holiday, Lionel Hampton and Jack Teagarden. but also the gritty soul of the music. Jazz start· ed more or less as private music by blacks for blacks to help them survive with dignity the racist world they lived in. It's this feeling that Smith's photographs catch so well. . 642-5678 Put a few words to work for you in the Daily Pilat One or his best pictures shows an old, black man sitting on a wooden porch playing his trumpet into a mute while a little boy listens at- tentively. It's a bot day. The boy has on shorts and a T-shirt, but for the musician only a but· toned-up shirt, slacks, and suspenders will do. The cont.rasts of the poverty seen in some of the photographs and the wealth found in the music gives the pictures life beyond mere "star shots." Smith found jazz on riverboats, in saloons and on the street. Sometimes the beat came from a marching band. sometimes from a lone, proud man, bead-up, playing a bass in front of a weathered old building. Where\'er jazz was found. it was as important as eating. e A Family Shopping/Dining & Entertainment C£nter Albertson's • Bank of America • Bilbo Bagglns • Coco's/Reuben's • Command Performance Dolphin Hair Fashions • Edwards Cinema • Fash'n Splash • Hamburger Hamlet • Ice Capades Mesa Verde Florist • Mesa Verde Travel • Mlone's • Music Market • Photography by Jeffrey Southern California Optical • Spa Lady• Swensen's •Vicki's Sunshine Factory It's all jazz to him ~ I They boogied i n the aisles at Irvine Bowl jazz concert I By MICHAEL DOUGAN °' .. ....., .......... They came; they saw; they boogied. That ls, they came to the Irvine Bowl in Laguna: they saw the Preservation Hall Jazz Band and ... well. they boogied. That's all you can say about the 1,600 people who clapped their hands, sang the songs, shout· ed and whistled their approval, then joined the band to march up and down the aisles, finally gathering In front of the state -musicians and audience together -for an impromptu party last Monday night. It was a show that can only be described in embarrassing superlatives. Caesar should have done so well at captivating human hearts. And among the conquering army stood Frank Demond, blowing his trombone, smiling out al former friends and neighbors Until 10 years ago, Demond was a successful home de· signer ln Newport Beach. SO WHAT'S a young guy from Orange Co unty doing in this bastion or jazz? Simply. making music. Demond, 48, is a native of Los Angeles. where he formed his own jazz band in 1948 at LA High School. His tastes then ran more to the big band sounds of Tommy Dorsey and his con- temporaries. When he was a teen-ager, Demond took a date to hear Dorsey. But the show was can- celed, so they checked out "a funny band" play- ing nearby the famous Firehouse Five. a Dix- ieland jazz group, "and I got my first taste." he said. Later, Demond was allowed to 1lt In on ban· jo with the Georce Lewis Band from New Orleans "Alter that, it was kind of in my blood. I guess." Demond continued to play and study Jaz& while he was a soldier, then as a houae-bwldel' in Newport Beach. He met several members ol the Preservation Hall Jazz Band at an openin& or an art show featuring portraits or jazz grea\J m Los Angeles. On later visits to New Orleans, he firmed up the friendships and met Allan Jaffe, Preservation Hall owner and tuba player in one of the three bands that play under its name "THEN IN 1971, Allan said, 'Do you want to tour with the band?' and that was all she wrot.,," said Demond. · · 1 left three custom houses (¥- three different owners unfinished and tried tp build them by phone. You can guess how that worked." Demond was filling in for Jim RobinsQn, "one of my main inspirations" as a trombonist. whose wife had died during the tour ln fact, many or the original members of t he Preservation Hall group have died and most or the others are in their 70s and 80s. But Demond sa;d he doesn't gel depressed by watching his friends and musical idols meet their natural ends "I'm pleased that there are so many great people still left," he said "Kid Thomas, who plays trombone with one of the other bands, ts 85. It's wonderful to see the people who are sur• viving." Nor does Demond fear that traditional Dix.; ieland will disappear after he and the old-timers are gone. "THERE'S A RESURGENCE of interest in New Orleans and some of the young black musi· cians are starting lo play in the brass bands." he said ... And there are all kinds of Japanese bands, Swedish bands. German bands and Italiu bands and they make their annual trips to New Orleans to try to learn the music and take it back lo their home countries. "I think when you have a good art form it keeps coming back." · To Demond, there is no better art form than his own back-to-basics jazz. "This is the pure style that I like and it seems kind or natural and normal in my heart." he said HE BELI EVES his audiences reel the same wa y. even if they've never heard Preservatioii Hall music before . .. People will feel the soul and the aulhen• ticity and the beat and kind or go with the music," he said. "I think they reel it in their hearts" For Demond. it's all been a dream come true. "You couldn't plan it out," he said. "I thought that being white. being too youn g and being out of town. I could never play with that band " i . .. .. . --• -PLAYS------ "OUR TOWN," the Pulitzer Prize-winning Thornton Wilder drama, continues for two weekends at Showcase Productions of Westminster. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. in the Westminster Auditorium, 7571 Westminster Ave., with re- servat ions available at 894-6786. "FLOWER DAUM SONG" Is on stage at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, 1'0 Ave. Pico, San Clemente. The Oriental-flavored · musical runs nightly except Monday at varying curtain times through July 26. "SOUTH PACIFIC" plays through July 11 in the new Festival Amphitheater at Garden Grove's Village Green. Call the box office at 636-7213. "THE SOUND OF MUSIC" plays its last performances at the Saddleback Company Theater this Sunday. Curtain at 8 p.m. tonight, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m . Sunday. For information, call 831-,.656 or 495-2790 from 10 a.m . to2p.m. today. "THE HEIRESS" plays through July 11 at the Huntington Beach Playhouse in the Seacliff VIiiage Center on M ain Street at Yorktown SCALOPPINEOF VEAL MARSALA & Sebastiani Proprietor's 1.,..we 1973 "V" CABERNOSAUVIGNOll 4 Sllll •. drift li?~~ er Dl\t1m .. 11\ e \X'atc:rtmnt Dmmg · 0\ \!Cr Bar · Codctaih HH \l(' l'a..111.. ( <i.l't ll11!h"li\ !':t'"'pon &~h Rc-.c:na11uo' A,u:p11:J • M2-2M TtlE CANNERY ., .. . HARBOR CRUISE & SUNDA Y BRUNCH Brunch at Cannery from 9:00 A.M. BOAT LEAVES AT 11 A.M. RETURNS 12:30 P.M. FRESH LOCAL ABALONE Lunch -11:30·3p.m. Dinner -5:00-10 p .m. HAPPY HOUR Mon. Thru Fri. 4:00-6:00 p.m. Well Drinks .90 Draft Beer .50 Free Cannery Clam Chowder LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Nightly and Sunday Atternoon HISIOIUt WAT£RFRO"r R'itAURllif ;3010 LaFA~1TE, 'HEWPORT BEACH USBVATIOHS 71 ... 75-5777 ~ngGjohn8i}ver~· I • Shrimp, Fish~ Chicken Special I : • .. $2.99 A~l Oig into a dellciou' dinner. Wt.t givl' you two tclSty shrimp. uur c;r I py fl h fillet, .tnd a bond whitcmcat Chitktn Plank , plus fr~h c-olc .. 1~w. (1\11'1\hy hushpuppics and goldtn fryt$. It's a grt"al meal at • SJX'\ 141 pticcl ~<jciifi~, SEAfOOO St«>PPES JfflH.._ ...... ~...._ Jutt South of sen CMtoo FW'/ Aawa from F9dco •nt.TMIU m'9CI AYAl.AU Avenue. The drama plays Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p .m. Reservatlon1 1t 8·0·,465. "ANYTHING GOES," a revival of the 1~ Cole Porter musical comedy, wr•ps It up Sun· day at the South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Performances at 8 p.m. with weekend matinees at 2. Call 957·'°33 for tickets. "GUYS AND DOLLS, the popular muslcal by Frank Loesser, ts on at Elizabeth Howard's Curtain Call Dinner Theater, 690 El Camino Real, Tustin. Curtain times vary. Call 838-15'0. "MAGIC THEATRE," a children's musical staged with a series of sketches that deal with a child's world, such as fear, anger, love, anx- iety and jealousy, opens next Wednesday In Saddleback College's 100-seat Company Theatre. For tickets, call 831-4656 or 49S-2790 Monday through Friday from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m. "CATCH ME IF YOU CAN," starring Newport Harbor High School drama Instruc- tor Robert Wentz, closes Its run at the Mucken- thaler Culteral Center In Fullerton Sunday. Presented as a dinner theater under the stars by the Cultural Groups Foundation of Northern Orange County. For information call 731-2792 or 728-6595. -CLASSICAL MUSIC--- "THE COMPOSERS' BRASS QUINTET" wlll CLASSIC ITALIAN CUISl.ME_ y~AAKING JlJS L CMtt Hwy, C-.. ..W c• tw ,_.,..._ 67~267 .• >••······~· 400 I - Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 3. 1981 Cl present an Independence Day celebr•tlon at 8 tonight In UC lrvlM'I Science Lecture Hall H pert of the university's summer musts: festival. Concert will feature music by American com- posers Joplln, Hewitt, Friederich, Bulow and PDQ S.Ch. Tickets are $6, $5 for seniors and stu- dents. For Information, call SS2-1,91. ISAAC STERN will be soloist In two works with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, conducted by M ichael Tilson Thomas, when Hollywood Bowl celebrates Its 60th anniversary Tuesday, July 7, at 8:30 p.m. Program will Include the over- ture from "Benvenuto Celllnl" by Berlioz, a violin concerto by Barber, "Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso'' by Saint-Saens and "Roman Festivals" by Respighi. Tickets are on sale at all Mutual Agencies or by credit card phOne order at (213) 469-1981 . For Informa- tion call (213) 87-MUSIC. TRIOS BY BEETHOVEN and Brahms performed by clarinetist John Corch, cellist Alan Parker and pianist Twyla Meyer will highlight the second concert In the Seal Beach Chamber Music Festival Wednesday, July 8, at 8 p.m . In the M ary Wilson Library, 707 Electric Ave., Old Town, Seal Beach. Admission is free. THE PHILADELPHIA STRING QUARTET will perform the last in a series of four con- certs at 8 p.m . Thursday, July 9, in the University Theatre at Cal State, Long Beach. Tickets are $6.50, $4 .50 for students. Call (213) 498-5526. -ETC.------ FOR THE HOTTEST ENTERTAINMENT IN ORANGE COUNTY . Go to the . FOOD FOR THE MOON" July 3-4-5-6 (7 Afternoon) GEORGE BUTTS July 7~9 JAMES HARMON BANG July 1()-11-12-13-14 2406 NEWPORT BLVD. NEWPORT BEACH 675-2244 BOBBY GOLDSBORO AND TANYA TUCKaR wlll appear at Knott's Berry Farm this weekend. Show times vary. For Information, call 827-1776. "SWEAT OF THE SUN, Tears of the Moon/' a collection of pre-Columbian lndlan artifacts, lnclUdlna more tttan 600 aold oleces and most of the world's major emerald crystals, goes on display Saturday at the Natural History Museum, 900 Exposition Blvd., Los Angeles. The exhibit wlll continue through Sept. 6. Tickets are available by advance reservation through Tlcketron and the Museum Alllance of. fice, (213) 744-3333. A JAZZ CONCERT featuring music from 1920 to the present, played by a quartet led by pianist Jack Reidling and Jau singer Stephanie Ates, will be held Sunday from 6-8 p.m. In Golden West College's outdoor amphitheater. Admission is free. A NEW ELEPHANT SHOW has opened the summer season at the Los Angeles Zoo, S333 Zoo Drive. Open from 10 a.m. to S p.m . Ad· mission is $2.SO for adults, $1 for senior citizens and children S-1S. Free for toddlers. LOCAL WRITERS will present published and unpublished poetry and prose in an evening of readings at Golden West College's community center from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m . Thursday, July 9. Admission i s free and participants may re9- ister at the door. For information, call 893-6250. Now Playing WEST COAST TOUR The PANHANDLER Cf SftR <ROl1f RO IN CONCERT Tt1 JACK MILLER And srnRRln<J 1n MAX s=A\CTi()[I) ft C~lDT bT f\llX:T VOSbOOGH <'.I StroT SPQIJKJ THE REGGAE ALL STARS CALL NOW! 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July 3, 1981 Mel says country has gone urban It wu In a bar ln Texas lbatlheold 1eezer pulled a 1un on Mel Tilll•. "We'd finished our 1l1 and we wanted to stay over a couple of hours In lhe club and have a Jam sesalon with another band." he recalled. "I'd 1one up to do a number and thJJ ni1ht watchman. be must've~ 8S years oJd, came~ and 11ked me to slna 'Nt1f'lutre. • "I told hlm, l don't do WlJlle Nelson's son11 and he doesn't do mine. Then he ralaed h\s ahot1un and aimed It right at me. "I started slngln ' 'When the evening sun 1oes down ... ''' Country aln11era and their rans usually 1et along a UlUe better, Tillis aaJd r0Uowln1 an ap- pearance at Knoll's Berry Farm last week. "They seem to iden\lfy more (than rock stars) with their audiences." he claimed. And TllJls ' audience la growing. A long time N ashvllle favorite. the stulterlna man from Florida <his road crew's jackets are emblaioned ~ with "M·M·Mel on Tour"> as ridlna the crest or country music's new tide of popularity. He is a traditional. Grand Ole Opry·slyle singer who has resisted the so-called ouUaw move· ment that blends elements or rock, blues and even Jazz Into country tunes. maklna them more palata· ble to some portions of the public. Country music Tillis noted with regret, "has gone more urban." "I like the old style, but the urban seems to give us a bigger audience," he observed "and if l said that I didn'tUke to make money I'd be lying." Tillis said he now includes at least two "urban" country tunes on each album, filling out I·· 1r ·~ Chinese Cuisine I~ cg;,~ l /l'/f' ORIENTAL COCKTAIL LOUNGE Id '.i!i¥fS¥-1 I Feuturlng Tropiul Drinks I 0 en .~ ·1~~-1""~ I I BAMBOO JULY I ~ ~I~ h":~ I i ' TEllR&CE SHCIAl. ~~ ~ · , u s 50 ,_,__ I ragon __ I ~.. 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OnStdqe ~ Ukcinesddq -Sunddq Jason Chase the real with more old·faahioned numben. Whethtr TilU• plays urban or not , many clty· dwellers are Jolnlo1 the rankl ol bil f ana and be ls workln• aiP that would have been practically un· heard of for a NaahvlUe sln1er 10 yeara a10. Tomorrow, for example? !'lU• will 1ln1 at mm director Hal Needham 'a weacun1. "It'll be held at the UnlvenaJ In a western set ,•• he Hid. "All the 1ue1ta wlll be In western 'I 've been busy ; it's awful hard to iso late your t houghts when you're out on the road 250 days a year.' outfits and Burt Reynolds Is IOM• ride shot1un on a stagecoach. I'm lookln1 forward lo that." Tiilis' Hollywood counectlon la firm. He has an acting role In the current hit movie "The Cannon· ball Run" aJong with Reynolds, Ro1er Moore. Far· rah Fawcett, Dom DeLulse. Dean Martin. Sammy Davis Jr. and Jamie Farr. He has also appeared In films like .. W.W. and the Dooe Dancekin11.'' .. Every Which Way But Loose" and "Smokey and the Bandit 11.'' "Acting Is fun ," he said, "But I haven't been able to make an y money In It. Most or my roles have been cameos." ,.; Real cantonese FOid Ht here or telce home STAG CHINESE CASINO CAPY'S SOON TOBE JOSE M,URPHY'S NOW APPEARING "808 GULLEY BAND" Wed thru Sun. 9:00P.M.·1:30 A.M. "LOST ANGELES" Sat. & Sun. Afternoons 3:30-8:00 P.M. Mon. & Tues. Evenings 9:00 P,M. -1:30 A.M. CAPY'S BAR and GRILL ...... _.....,.. 114 McFadden Place Newport Beach 675·1094 642-4321 I• Direct or collect . ~~~=~~~~ ... D~ily Pilat Enfoy Ow Old FGlhlwd JULY 4th PICNIC Dl~R AT •o&•nnt11 ··~ Featuring UllCIY YIMA ~ Fashion Island • Newport Beach Reservations ' 6'44-2030 FOR YOUR DINING 6 ENTERTAINMENT PLEASURE Tillis needn't worry. Hls mutlcaJ career pro· mises lo keep him in frled chicken for some tlme. His latest venture, TllUa said, la a duet albuftf with Nancy Sinatra, who put on her boot.II and walked into obscurity almoet 10 years 110. .i "She's been busy beln1 a housewife and a mother." TiUls explained. "I love her. I think ahe'a just a perfect little lady. "I'm beiiMlng to write again." added the man who penned hits like "Detroit City," .. Ruby. Don't Take Your Love to Town " and "I Believe in You·· Chis favorite). "l missed it." Tillis said. "I've been so busy; it's awful hard lo Isolate your thought. when yo u· re out on the road 2~ days a year.'' But. after a lO·year break from writing, Tillle. said he was able to compose "A Long Way tJQ. Daytona," the theme song of a coming television show, In about an hour. • Tillis said he purchased his first guitar at 16 with money earned from a National Guard sum-. mer training session. "l bought that guitar tn a music store then I bought a book of instnlcllons and started drivln• everybody crazy." he said. In 19~. Tallis arrived in Nashville. "There were only a handful of wnters in Nashville and only three publis hing companies." he re· called. lie started hanging out with that small crowd of writers, including Wiilie Nelson. Roger Mill er , Waylo n Jennings and C hri s Kristofferson ··All of us were together In the begiMing," said Tillis. "and. somehow, most of them have gone on to make at ·· In his case, that came as no surprise. "l *BARGAIN MATINEES • Monday thru Saturday All Perlormancea before 5:00 PM IExctpl Speclal En91gement1 Ind Holid1y11 lAMtllAIJA M All LA MIRADA WALIC·IN --·--CLASHOFTHE TITANS" (PO) tt:...-1M '!m,! I!.!!-__• -------... FOR YOUR EYES ONLY" IPO) , ...... ..-•• 1. o Muooo at l o••cton• 99'·2400 .. --..-.......-. ..._ MOOltl HISTOftY Of' THE WOIUJ> PAllT r· (ltl •t:al"•t.tt t_ttl..tlMt'M AA.m.-.. .............. S.0 .8 ." IRI •' • .. t...a r-.1 tit. "RAIDERS OF THE ---SUPERMAN 11"' IPO) LOIT ARK" IPO) ,,._, .. _,,,, ............ , ... 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Tom Cottle la a tender Boetonian with a talent tor aaldna toulh questions in nice ways; sort of a Ct'OH between Baba Ram Dau and Tom Snyder. • Cottle to remale amputee: "Can you be attrac· dve with only one Jee?'' Arqputee: "Yes, you can." ' Cottle: •·Are you sure? To men?" ,. That brief exchanee rrom "The Tom Cottle Show," t.6 debut next Thursday on Channel SO at 11 .p.m ., illustrates Collie's dJrectneu and his persistence. Loll In print is the kindness in his ~ice, the concern In bis eyes, that puts bis guests at ease under that type of queationlng. 1 Cottle Is a cllnlcal psychologist and lecturer at t1'e Harvard Medical School. That's Nbat aeta his show apart from any other interview pro1ram. 1 "It's a different kind of talk show only bacause I come out of a cllnlcaJ background." Cot· tie said in a telephone interview. "Not necessarily ~hat l would ask a bolder question and go for the JUIUlar, I mlebt just think to ask a question that someone else lni1bt not thlnk to ask ... • Or might not have the nerve to. "Do you ever look in the mirror and think 'I'm a freak, I'm re· . ' . . . but I think what I'm ; trying to do is show the nobility of people .' pOlsive?"' he asks the amputee and bis other gaest, a woman with a breast removed. ). Guests on future episodes will include a r'-rmer mental patient, an incest victim, two · 1etomic veterans,'• a pair of teen·age homosexuals ahd a terminal cancer victim. ~ Cottle says he sees the show not a& an effort to qullate or cater to emotional voyeurs, but as ''linore or an opportunity to share human ex· periences or the kind we deny, the kind of ex· periences that frighten us." /, "I don't mean to sound too pious," be added, .............. , .. ,..,.,,,. ..... , . Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT/Friday, Juty 3. 1981 . INTERMISSION 'lJieaterfloers welcome Summer By TOM 'ITl'tJS °' ............... Jn cue you've missed it. summer la definitely upon us -and this Fourth ol Jwy weekend maru a sort of line of demarcation between the reeular theater sea.son apd the lineup of ummer produc· lions. · Summer, theatrically speaking, arrives next Wednesday at the Laiuna Moulton Playhou•e where the first of a trio of world premlerea mounts the boards. Thia would be John Fenacca '• "After the Fact," a murder mystery drama which the prolific locaJ playwritht will direct for a three· weekend run. Next Friday will find a pair of lighter offerin11 -"Green Grow the Lilacs" and "Pure u the Driven Snow" -coming to Ufe on the st8'e• of, respectively, the Westminster Community Theater and the Saddleback Valley Community Theater. Westminster's "Lllacsil" the non·musical version ol "Oklahoma," wi be settlln1 ln for a four-weekend run, while the Saddleback Valley melodrama will be the 1roup'1 lut ahow under its old title. Startinl ln the fall, the 1roup will become the Mluion Viejo Playhouae. The Saddleback Company Theater, a summer stock operation at Saddleback College, unvella its secQnd aod Jut show ol 1981, the local premlere ol '·on Golden Pond," July 16 tor a three· week enga1ement In the theater of the Ml.sslon Viejo col· le1e. " On July 24, the Huntlntton Beach Playhouse wlll etve local playeoers their first look at "Murder in the Ma1nollu," a saUricaJ comedy spoofinl plays of the Tennessee Williams variety. Laguna returns to center ata1e July 29 with a pair ol one·act plays by locaJ author Mary Jane Roberts -"Match Point" and "Dead Heat," the former a reeional winner ln a national festival. The same evenln1 will find Edward Mulbare visit· ing Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse to star in another county premiere, the murder mystery "Deathtrap.'' The weekend of July 30·31·Au1. 1·2 t. reserved for a special event, about which more will be fortbcom1n1 in this space -the second annual Orange County Community Theater Asaoclatioa festivaJ. A dozen local producin1 groupe will dla· play their talents In the non-competitive touma· ment at the Newport Theater Arts Center. The lrvlno Comm·unity Theater Is revlvln1 Clllford Odeta' backata1e drama "The Country Girl" for an Aug. 7 opening. And the Newport Harbor Actors Theater, in association with Stop Gap Productions, will bring "The Miracle Worker" ln for a two·weekend run, start1n1 the same evening. Finally, Laguna closes out its triple treat with David Marlow's comedy "Daughters Darling," yet another world premiere on lhe playhouse's sum· mer calendar. Then, before we know It, the 1981·82 season will be off and running. JULY 8-25 Wed. thru Sat. A Mystery by John Ferzacca -AFTER THE FACT 8:00 PM TICKETS: $8 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · :J>ut I think what I'm trying to do is show the nobility or people. They've come through these things with dignity." _,... He recruits his guests .. anywhere we can," Cottle said. Nor are they reluct.ant to tell their stories, unpleasant or embarrasing though they ~. before a national audience. To pla<.'e your ad 1n thas column call OPENING JULY 29 Laguna Beach Award-Winning Comedy j "You're not talking in front or a couple of ll'illion people, you're really just talking to the ~rson across from you in the chair," he ex- P,lained. . Jn many cases, he claimed, .. Nobody, but nobody, has wanted to listen to them . i}sychologlsts turned them away. their girlfriends ':1 boyfriends-turned them away. their parents tgrned them away. They want to touch hands with semebody who has gone through the experience." • Cottle, the author or 25 books, began his tflevision career interviewing celebrities about t~eir childhoods on the kids' show "Hot Hero $'andwich." ! "It seemed like kind of a nice medium," he s•id. "It was tun." He later contributed spots to .,SC's "Good Mgrning, America." J "The Tom COttle Show" started out as "a little tjt or a notbinl project on a UHF station," be re· ~lied. ~ But the show quickly grabbed the attention or Boston viewers and achieved recopition through an article in Newsweek magazine. ' Cottle calla his show an "El Cbeapo, .. with a budget Che thinks> or around $240,000. He works With a two·penon staff. "We do everything," he said. "We feel like we're out of Schulz's ·Peanuts' cartoon afld we've 1ot this little lemonade stand." ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ::·wHA T'S A POPCORN PARTY?": •'1'9 ~ .... ftClttlit ... ,...... ,..tJ ,... .. 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RUDOY Written by BROCK YATES • Dn«ffd ~y HAL NEEDHAM Mu11e Conducted by AL CAPPS • MllSt S~1sion by SNUFF GARRETT ~~~Qli!!!~~ BEADTHElE/$QRl/IAlflJMlll ~~ ~ ·--.. --tm.11 ................ -.-~- MATCH POINT by Mary Jane Roberts A SEQUEL THAT READILY SURPASSES THE ORIGINAL." RICHARD SCHICKEL TIME MAGAZINE w..a. a11t.1111·lmllllllll W1111r llDn·••·•• -· · IGIWlflll · d • · -· QJIMS · tilC B11•W.· llim •••,. ww·· Mim~·•1i1i..-111r...•B•i.~.._.~~··lWGr..w..l~~ .. _ ...... ,. •llM•IWl•i-r.UYlSMlll ,..\'81llmlli..1~mUSlll ~MIXN1111tl•tiii11 . ~ ------------~·-~- ••.....-:--.. ~,......-. -... ,_ ----.. . ...._.. --.. ---------. --... . ... . ... -~ ...-~ -~---··--...... ·----------~ ......... ----· • --• -... -r • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • o • w = • o u u s u u a s o s e s s o o o a c ; a e c - Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 .. ·';Bill Murray is the unlikeliest hero in the new movie . ·stripes' · .. .. :;: • . Bill Medley breaks low profile ::(Frem Page Cl) ?.''I Sweet Thunder,'· Medley was :."back in the studio with two in--~ustry heavyweighls Kenny ·: Ro1ers and Lionel Ritchie ~:trying for a hit. "We're there for ':,pne reason and that's a bit ~·sin.le," he said. "I don't think ::'that Kenny and Lionel will pro· :~duce a whole album's worth or :~material, but we're looking for :..that magic song." ; .. Their friendship goes 'back .,several years. and with similar- ; Jy deep, gruff voices, they're :-hoping to find that hit song. ;~Ro1ers chose Medley's "I Want ~*To Make You Smile" for the flip : .. ide or his hit single "Coward of :-the County," and his encourage- :..inent was instrumental in get· : tiDC Medley back into the studio. ~-. "l won't go on the road again .withoui a bit. ll's bard enough when you're going first class. and anything short of that just isn't worth it for me now." Medley said. "I'm a father, I've got my club -there's no reason to lour again until there's a hit song." Medley takes the stage at his club like he's completely at home there. He's relaxed, com- fortable and obviously enthused about the shows, talking with his audience, belting out the songs. He orchestrates his material wonderfully, alternating cur· rents of punchy rockers ("Great Balls of Fire," "f Just Want to Make Love lo You," "Lallie Lalin Lupe Lu" J with gutsy, soulful numbers lake Elton John's ··Your Song.·· Ray Charles' "Georgia" and has own "Soul and Inspiration" and ··You've Lost That Lovin ' Feelin'." Even in the middle of a heat wave, with the smog levels high, and after a full day in the studio. Medley's voice as powerful aod emotional. He thrives off the songs as much as his audience does even his old bits take on a sense of immediacy and fresh· ness ·'I always go for emotional songs," he said. "That's always what I'm looking for in my material . I love these performances here at the club. I· ve wanted to open a club for about 15 years, so I'm really happy lo be here. 1t·s a little ir· rilaling when the bus boys run up lo me and s ay there's no toilet paper an the head, but what the hell? I love the stage here, it's a good club to see a show I want to kill myself for these people. I want to get 'em off ·· Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you. MOVIE REVI EW 'Stripes' witliout humor By J OEL C. DON Of ... ~ .......... When "Saturday Nlaht Live" veteran Bill Murra)' shows his face on the screen, we're supposed to laugh. Right? Alter all, the man who played the qulntessentlaJ ad .. escent nerd la funny. Isn't he? What we suppose and what ac- tually takes place ln Murray's latest flick, ·'Stripes," have about as much In common as Lawrence Welk and a heavy metal concert. The folks who made "Stripes" had great Inten- tions when they set out to make a whimslcaJ spoof on military life. Somebody, with Uttle effort paid to discretion, for.iot to In· elude humor. That's not to say that the mov- ie isn't funny. There are a few hilarious scenes. 1 saw aJI of them as previews. That means there are four OK , maybe five -minutes of superb yuk-yuks sprinkled on about 90 minutes of filler. The script has all t.be makings for a comic spin-off of ·'The Dir· ty Dozen," but comes off like a sickly version or "Kelly's Heroes." Murray struts about the movie In his casual but quick-witted savoir-faire. Life hasn't been great for Murray , who plays free-lance <that means he's out of work ) photographer John Winger. He quits his temporary job as a taxi driver, his car is re- possessed, he is evicted from his apartment and loses his girlfriend. His solution. see if it's still possible to join the U.S. Army and revive the Sgt. Bllko genre of military humor with a little "R .. -rated flesh thrown in for ex· lra good times. With his faithful sideki ck Russell Ziskey <Harold Ramls), Murray manages to get his fair share of guns and girls. Throw in a tough old drill sergeant <Warren Oates l and a company or goofs just to round things out a bit. Our army rejects manage lo pass a dress drill graduation with a funky routine that makes for some fun. Impressed by their unorthodox performance, a military bigshot picks the group for a special detail in Italy The army's latest in military hardware is a souped-up recrea- tional vehicle. which our boys will learn to run But Murray and Ramis figure rightly it's also good for a weekend in Switzerland. It's Sgl. Bilko a.k .a . John Winger to the rescue when his army buddies inadvertently become pri so ners in Czechoslovakia on a clandestine stiarch for the missing three- tone RV. Now the going gets good. Well , almost. It's amusing to watch an RV pitted against an armada of Russian soldiers and tanks - and lo have General Motors Corp win In the true spirit of comedy. the Great Battle is bloodless But we all see what great fun can be had with machine guns firing blanks Added weight <350 pounds) comes from Second City Television comic John Candy as, appropriately. 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It is the ed&e of the world and, for the two central characters - a crippled man and his older slater -it ls also the edge of life. Jean Rochefort ls the fellow whose legs have been rendered useless by rickets. Simone Slgnoret plays his older sister, an earthy. unaf- fected woman who has devoted her life to his care. They are the players In each other's world. Their relationship is solid, lirded up u much by their mutual distaste for their roles -he as a cripple, she is a cripple's keeper -as by their persistent sibling love. THAT LOVE is contorted by confllctine cur- rents (at the film's beginning, she considers pushing her brother over the cliff outaide their home), but it is destined to take on new permutations that are strange and almost lovely. Miss Signoret sees the rest of her life slip· ping by without ever knowing the romantic at- tentions of a man. She has oo way of making contact; her existence barely extends out of the house onto the beach. ln a desperate effort to reach beyond this spiritual prison, Miss Signoret purchases a lone· ly hearts ad in the local newspaper. Each day she waits expectantly for a resp0nse. When i1 comes, she is driven first to laughter and finally to tears: The reply is from her brother. "Dear Stranger," it begins. He speaks of his sister and the guilt he feels for docninatmg her life. He expresses a desire to live aJone. He confesses a need to know love. "My legs are paralyzed," be says, "but my heart is free." It isn't clear why she does this next · thing, that's the mystery or the show, but Miss Signoret composes herself and writes back un- der an assumed name. Thus begins a correspond- ence with the inevitable result that he falls in love with her, begs her to visit him, speaks to her of a life together. Ml~ SIGNORET is magnificent in the role. She is an old, fat woman now, but an old, fat woman with so much genuine dignity that you want to borrow some for yourself. As her sometimes amusing, sometimes pathetic brother, Jean Rochefort creates an in· tricate ambivalent and la r gely-lovable character. His role is one of resignation. He ponders over newspapers and spends hours at his telescope peering out to sea. They are the only mode he has of relating to the world out· side. He is relentlessly pleasant, but hiJ smile is tight and forced. The man ls a packaee of pain in pretty paper. Delphine Seyrig is also good as Rochefort's and Miss Signoret's only friend, a half-baked baker who brings them bread every day and espouses outrageous concepts about the world (she explains that ocean oil spills are depleting -the world's oxygen supply and stopping the birds from singing.> In her own way, Miss CAPY'S BAR and GRILL NOW APPEAR.ING "BOB GULLEY BAND" Wed thru Sun. 9:00 P.M. -1:30 A.M. "LOST ANGELES" Sat. & Sun. 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Mn Widguorttl Two people WtlO ptot1ed • '**" murdef 1M "*' t'-Y fnllMd for IN CfllrM HAUNTING -Genevieve BuJold and Cliff Robertson star in a film about a widower who finds a girl resembling his late wile in .. Obsession" tonight at 9 on Channel 7. t0-..111 I a PAISWON> "-.l.11 9 THMl'I ~NIY(llQ I ~""' TICHNOl.o.Y ANO WOMIN'I M'UM ., YOGA WITH MADIUNS . 11.00 8 OHi DAY AT A TUI ;awtMeuDON TE.NNll 1::=YNIO • THI GH08'f AHO MM .WUlft • * * "Herl C-Thi MIM'lnll" ( 19$2) eo-y Boy•. Leo Gorcey Thi Bo\·• run Into murder when they are Ullgnld to the um1 r901m1n1 In the m&rlnes 9 EL«CTftlC COMPAHY tli) UHOl!RST AIONO HUMAN BEHAIOOA (I) n.E YOUHQ AMO THE AUTl.E88 11:30 8 THI! YotMO AHO THE RUT'l.E.88 D RYAH'S HOP£ 8 *a a "Y•t1td1y, Tod•r And Tomorrow" (P&rt 21 ( 111641 Sophie Loren, Marcello Maa- trolan111 Trv.. ditter.,,1 women UM 1,_ llll'llnlnl wllll to ge1 wn11 they wen I mo NEWS 8D JULIA CHILO AHO COMPAHY C!) WNT1NO FOR A RfA80H -AFT£RNOON- 1~ 11 TWIUQHT ZONE D dl ALLMY c.llL..OAEN fB DICK CAVETT ~ =ECT UHIVERSE tD *a* "Thi Hired Hen<I" ( 1971) Peter Fonda, warrlf1 01111. A man return• 10 hi• family •lier MY.,, years only to lleve l!iatn to help hit lrlenk t.ovejoy lnlantryman tOQ11het 1iOC1 Mtly train- ing leca their llf91 btg lnvl· alof'I (CJ "Thi Ge111ng Of Wi. dom" ( 19781 Susannah f~ In turn-of-thl-Cln- tury Auetrall1. • young -"°"' the Ovtbaclc ,... difficulty adjusting to lhe ..Sate ptop<llty. of Ill pc;.tuaiYI girll' ~· 12:30 8 CJ) A8 THE WORLD llJf'NI • TWIUQH'T ZONE I OVERIEAIY ()()Nl'a.PORARY H1AL TH IS8UU 1:00 e HOUR MAQAZINE 8 9 ON1! UR TO LNE G NEWS • WOMEN OF RUl8IA Shin.)' Jones, Peggy Flem· Ing, CarOI Lawflne•, Juliet PrOWM and K•lhryn Cros- by Introduce topk:a whlcn renge trom marrlllQI to women'1 Ht>e<lllon, In thll documentary which ••r>k>t• the Sovle1 wom-.,, ...... 9nd lifeltYte, • INTN>OUCING CQ.OOY . •• 1:30. CJ) ~ "°" T~ G WIU>, WIU> WUT • AMINCM GOWNai.tl!Hf t:OO I CJ) QUIDtNQ UOHT 8 DA)'S OF OUA LNU • JOHN DAVIOS<* 8 9 OINIML HCMN'l'T'AL I WtKE DOUOlAI TAlllNI llD Ol1 EARTH AHO MAN CC) .. Ag.ath1" ( 197t ) Dwlln Hollman, Van1u 1 Redgr•ve In L°"°°" In tt21, 1111 ""*'lee" _.. p11per report., .-1• Md bloomet Inv~ Wllh ta!Md rflytlery wtlttt Ag.8- th• CN1tti.. wno l'IM i.f1 htf unlllltllM 'l\utblM'\d. 'PG' • "Atil<UNCtlOn" (tHO) Ell9n lklr9tyn, 8em Shel>- w d Alter • tf1llOIC cer aoel· o.m. In wNCh lhl II •mo.t kll9d, • __, ~· ... Ml the Po*· ., 10 Mell br IOUl!h. ·111· ......... • 'IC1'(/llM MO I TO. AIMNl#.COl\IJNCllDINCIED l:OO ~.om DOML*"I .. °'..-n ...,..,,,,, l"IMl100MI THI Alff°' .... ~~ r.,..,,.MTe (J) JCNI Dlwale* ..... LUCY 8 * • • "f.,nd ZOM" ( 1940) Jamet CeQMY. AM Shlt'ldllll A honky•lonk eit10tf CWM t• hlVOC .,,..,, hi lmttdll • ollltlt•tlon NO. HOLLVWOOO IOUMU • ""'WOM.O 0# PIO'l.I (I) lllOfUQHT ON .,,,,., LIWtl The uny COl'Mdlllll Plr· lonn• on 11-0-11 thl Slfl•u Holtl 1n Lu Vegu , le ,..tuted 1n 1 bacu1age Int.,.,._ and In otlpl from -of hie film• 9 * * * "Up Front" (1951) Torn Ewell. David Weyne Wiiiie and Joi gel Involved In 1muggllng cognac In ll•IV during W0tldW•r II CID "Some Came Aun· nlng" ( 1959) Frank Slnatre. Shlrtey MecL1lne Ba..O on • novel by Jame• Jonaa A dl1lllu1lon1d young man fall• In wllh • group of .-Oy chllrlC1er• I GAOOVll! GOOU£8 l"AST FORWARD lo OV£A EASY ®' n4E AOCl<FON> f'ILE8 UIO 9 IAf'HEY MILLER 0 MMY TYLll' MOORE 'I ::::, ... tD TOMAHOJEAAY e CAmOONS fill VILLA Al.EORE (R) C!) MACHEL I LEHRER AE.POfrr (C) "SOtce<er I Appllf1· llCI" Anlm1ted Narr•led ~Vincent Prlel U "In God We Trull" ( 19110) M1rty Feldman, Andy Kaulmen A naive monk It -11 out Into the world to r1l11 tundl for his 1mpoverlltlld mona11ery. 4;309 NE.Wt 0 808 NEWHART tD n4E FUNTSTONU fD Wl8TEA AOOfM (R) al) Al.EXAHDER'B MCHT1ME BAND Young atrtng mu1lclan1 wl\o come trorn all over the country 10 play 1n Carnegie Hall concerti perform under the direction or Allundlr Schnelder Cl) euuJJHOT CAUMMOND Thi Mg• Of lhl wond • moat tncompllant llUpet llMUth it perf«mecl by the orlgtnal London CUI at lhe Coronel Theater In Loa Angelle Cl) M·A·s·H ~ AOA»-12 {.C) "Hangat 18" ( 1980) Robert Vmughn. D•rren McG1llln The U S Gov· ernment c:aptur• 1 UFO from an unknown 0tlgln 'PG' 5:00 888(1)9 HMS • STAMl<Y AHO HUTCH • llWl'TCHED ., FMD FUNTITONE ANO FMNDI i~IR) l:acl 8 WHAT'S HAPt"ENINGll 1 1 DMAM Ol1 AANHta WMf TIJ. YOUfl FATHlA OCT'I ~ fl.I) QAROfNltO "'°"" THE QAOlJND VI' -EVENltG- t...-00 •• 8 NEWS ICUNGFU Two h1rd1n1d people IMtn to llCQl91 pain u 11\t l)(lcl of low I TICTACOOUOH M•A •t •H Wi..,, Hawlleye becomM tlll'IC>Ofary commend« of Iha 4077th, he mull COii· tend "'4th en "lnvUIOn" Of KorNlll • GOOOTIMU J J. decldN 10 tlooe with- out !earning eome lmpotl- ent I.ell about hll bride- to-be. (Pen 21 •• IUICTftlC ICOMP O:VJ:. MONIWI NeONIWI MOW "Th,.. Warrlort" (1977) Randy Quade. The ptlde of the moclln\-d•y Indian .. uamlned In lhlt ttOtY Of • ,,......,-o1c1 bO'J' ·o· (8) 11&.AHO Of ..VAWUZ Animated Afl 11rp1-a• llrencl• • O'~ lftllfl on .,, ~ wNCll n. ..efttu.lty lrtll to up!Olt tor hie own ptoftl. (l)MCMI .. "My l r11111n1 C1re1t (IMO) Nit)' o.M. 88'11 Nei11.lll tunw1M~ ,., Awtrllle, "' ll!Oepelldo ant ,.-,g Mll'l'llfl ltltl IO l'IWI••~··"""" .... _,,., .,,.., .. '°',.to NffY . .. ,~ft!) AU. .. '"' ,,....y ........ ~11110 .,...,, a blood dol!Of. IM AiCHI .._.. on llllCJlllllnO ............... ~ to. ·--Hli .... ,....o.m.n 1·~· .• , ... T ITUlll)- ~ --·......,... ............... ............... /1!1' ~-Tr• lft ~~-•V·'-- co • 4 •• -,,---·---.. -----. -.. -__. := =°vo:'~"! I TUBE TOPPERS ~-cab, lie j _____ ..;.. __ . _____________ _ •ectWite .. • ... pteclnc1 11tw1 10 ~ w1111 en llWICMOO .. ~~f •'=Aflalte "Sh i.town U I A .. I t979) loott 111o. Oteo ar~t«d A hllndeolM ~ all.lier ,... In love .. '"' ~ roller-dleoo rlnll, whir• he ll~ll)'lillf D*'O liMdtt In • Cham· =1==~"PO' NeC .... ~OAYIAGAJH llllchle It d•hlttl 10 ... a p1ychl1trllt aner ....cttng • 110ok on ll.l>norm&I pay• cnotogy. I MONIW8 ~ Hot Lip• end Frank ch•I· llnOI H1t1ry'1 tltneee to commend by rec>orting the llCIMllll of the 4077th 10 theArmyb< ... Cl) I TAHTS OF IAN FRAHCl800 An attOttll)' work• on 1 big rnutdlt CM1 In whlCh lhe VIC;tim Wll l\la wtll'I la• IO'ler fl) OWRE.AIY 'Min MICl·Lll• Trantmon" Guell• llu1111 Herbie Menn Ot Rog<t< Gould (RI ~ MACNl!ll /LEHRER Rf PORT (I) TIC TAC DOUGH «§) MEAVOR1"1N Guee11 Marvin Hamllech. Rlell.,d Morris. Hank Wll· llama Jr & Bama Bend IR'J HBO SN!AK PRIEVlfW Hu1ban<l•and-wlle comic• Jerry Stlll1r end Anne Mear• Introduce the rnov- 111, 1pec1ala and 14>0rt1 1v11111 coming to Home Boa OlllCe In July (O)MOVtf "Unldantllled F1v1ng Odd- bell" ( 1979) Dennie Dugan. K1t1nllh MOte An acci· Cl&nlll launch 11'1dl a NASA engln-&nd his lool<lllllte robot on alJ<lh· century England, lnvl>l'llng him 1n Arthurian lnlrlg....s ·G Cl.iLOMTTA 1~ fJ 2 ON THE TOWN HOlll S11v1 Edward•. Mllodr R091tt Take a cruoae lrom Acepuleo to L A on lhe Ou-1 Eh2a- bllh II Q OJ FAMILY FEUD 0 HOeOOY OOE.8 IT 8ETI'U THAN '!'OU, AMERICA Hoal Ed A4ner IOoka •I 1111 1ncrldlbll resulla Arnetiea ha1 ach11•ed through teamwork Muaic by Carol Baye.-Sag1• and Mervll'I Ham~ICh D TELETONE &1J FACE THE MUSfC «D ALL IN THE FAMILY Henry Fonda hoata a com· plletion ot the -i..· most memorable mom1n1s (Perl I) fD MACNEIL I LEHREJI REPORT al) 8U81NU8 EXCHANGE Cl) P .M. MAGAZINE A traJnlr'CJ ~ '°' perlr. ranger ~ In T_.... -E WIM8L.EDOH TENNIS The women'• 91m1t1nal& are pt_,led from Eng· lend. w.th commentary by Barry Tompkin• end Ar1hur Altll t.'OC> ti CJ) THE INCAEDl8LE HUU( A ptlvlla delec11VI lnveell- g1t1ng a bl1ckma1ling •11.,..pt pldl• Devlc:I .. lhe pr11T11 llUapec1 ( R) 8 at HAAPUI YAU.EV PTA St ... 1'1 ~ heer that ltll 11 •bout to 1,,,,...lt mlltlona anc:r appoint her to lhe achool board (A) 1J MOVI& * * * "Hlllclll Of The Nevy" ( 19~7) Ronald Reagan. Nency · O•vll A aubm.,lne 11 0tderld to Chert 1no dlttroy m1M llelcl11n Ja~ weters D 9 BEHSOH Marcy'• carefully P'enoad wedding 11 lhrown Into ch-by the arrlval of her mother (R) 8 WOVll! * * 1h "Woman Tlm11 Seven" ( 1987) Shirley MacL11n1, Alan Arkin S-utrltnlly dl(fwan1 r1m111 p ereona11111a -QI ag.tln11 a Partalen blcitdrop tD ALLIHTME.FAMILY Henry Fondl hOata I com· pK1tion ot the _ .... rnost m1mor1ble mom1nt1 (Par1 2) • MOVIE * • "The Doomaday Chronielll" Oocument•r'f Nerrlled by Wllll1rn Sellal· llrt PredlctlOnl ot the end or 1111 on the plenet Earth are ea1mlnld fJD LOS ANOELU WE.EK IH RIVIEW Hoat Cllll AOblrtt Ci) WALL ITftUT WEIK "Walt Str .. t Week't Mid• Vear R1v1ew" Gueata: Howard P CothOun. OaM Dudeck, Jullu• Welt~mer. Mar11n Z"'91g. tC)WOVll "The Catarnout1I l<llllnO" Ho111 8uchhol1. Ann W~th Two~ who plOlltd • rOllbety murder the mtn t"-Y lflfMd f« the~ (l)MOVll "CenctltthOe" I 19n) Jodie Foater. o.vtd ~ A tomboy "°"' the et,.. of l.oe Angelle lnherita • '"'.,.., 8'111111 11t1in1. ·o · .MOYll "Onao Trldl P°"'J''' ( tMOI Paul Simon. llltr 8t0Wfl A ~-pertormw II ptMWtM Illy IVetyone KHJ 1J 8:00 -"Woman Times Seve-n." Shirley MacLaine, Al an Arkin, Peter Sellers and Michael Caine 1tar ln a mov· le about seven different women ln Paris. K COP e 8: 00 -"The Doomsday Chronicles." A look at predictions con- cerning the end or the world. NBC I) 11:30 -"The 1981 Wimbledon Highlights." Women 's singles finals a nd a preview of men's singles finals from England bllnd date with enothlr women 8 9 l'MABIOQIRL NOW a.., .no Olene try to cope With their fll1t Chflatmu without their mat" (RJ .THE OOO~ Aher 1>11ng r eunted 1>y OeclM' IOt l>llng llOll. Mur- r•v thl cop '""" hll poker-praying budd1u duri~ a game 8D ~ WAAIHINOTON WEEK IN R£VlfW 1:40 (Q, CAPTAIH MOM 9:00 9 CJ) THI OUtuy • preny piece or crock .. y at • garage NII th•I 1urn1 out 10 be worth a l0t111ne (R) 0 at BEOOARMAN, THIEF Gr1tchen'1 movie 11 entered In the Canne1 Film Fe111val, where Biiiy'• mll1- tan1 g1rllrl1nd Monika (T ovah Fllelahulll 11 plan- ning a major ect or 11rror- 1am (Part 2) (RI 0 9 MOVIE * a* 'ObMHlon" (1978) C111t Ro1>er1aon. O-vlev1 BuJOll•noe 10 his wola. whO wls mu1dlf IO 16 year• .,111< (RIO tD MEJIV ONmH GIMStl Mar.tin Hemllech Rlcherd Morro• Hank WM· 111m1 Jr & B•m• Band • Freddt1 Salll Thi Jov10. Randy Craw10td fJi) WAU. STRUT WE.a< "Well Str .. t Wllk'I Mid· V111 R1v1ew Gu11t1 How&rd P Cl>lhoun. Gall OuCllCk, Jullul w .. thelmer. Martin 2~ 81) VOTER'S PIPELINE. "South1a11 At11na New S11111t1" IQ)MOVIE "Oh God I Book II" ( 1980) George Burns Suzenne P1 .. 11111e God lllHICta an 11nauapecllng young girl 10 come up wolh a 11og1n lo keep His name In the pub· llC conaclOU-H 'PG' 9:90 fJl) al) 8ACMME.NTO WEEK IN R£VIEW Hoat. Murray Fromaon 10:00 8 CJ) DAUM J R conrlnull h11 cam· paogn to dlecredll Bobby. end Pam l ... k1Q ognorld by Bobby. IOOkl a4MWhlfl I« attention (RI llUCD HE.WI fl) W.STEAPIECE TME.AfN' FESTIVAL W FAVONTU • Coutln Betta Betti 1nttl- ga1.. • llfill or pr- 111ac1<1 on St.11nbook wn111 Va11<11 ennou~ 10 each ol hit lover• lhet ahl II pteg.nent (Plf1 3) (R) O C':) FAE£ TO a.<>OSE. "CrNled ~' Or Mii· ton Friedman vltlll Inell&, • country thal doe• not practice tr" m•rkll cepl· 1a11arn. wnen 11e q.-tlon• wt.al 11 relr end whet I• eqval.(A)O (C)MOVIE "Divine M1dnll1' (1980) Belle Mldllr. The Har· lettM Thie lllm record of Mldllr'• concert per1or- mencea II thl PuecMn• CIVIC Audl10t1um In Feb<11· 1ry. 11180. l•turH • varie- ty of eonge. from camp atanc:lerdl to rOCk belled•, punctuated by • _ ... or r~hymonologull 'R' fH)MOVla .. Amlttcan Gigolo" (1 980) Riorl•d Qere, Lau.en Hui· ton A a....w1y Hiiia glgOlo ~ the ptlml llUl- pect In 1 murd« lnVMtlO• lion 'R' (I) OAVIO IHUHAH'I 8HOWT1MEIN HOUYWOOO Oevld Slleellln lnllfV""" ac>fN of Hl>ltywood'I big· gntat.,., e wov• "HIC>llY Slfthdey, G1Mlnl" (l980) M aellllnl Kahn. Rlt• MOfll'IO, A Harverd ltU• dlnl'a blr1hday party et hi• lamlly'I South Phlledetphl• home becomes an eye- Ol*llng 11tP1rilncl for Illa vtaiting CINlmat•. 'R' 101 ti CZ) W0\111! • * ttr * "Thi Godfather" ( 1972) Marlon 8rando. Al PtclflO. Directed by ,_,_ Ola ~d COC>Pola .__, on lhl ~ by Merli "'-· All ~ MlllOtO .... the barrier• ~ Nt ldy9c fMlly lltl lllld the hlnfl rMllfllt of Illa ~ew1e11~ .. 1111 -tlecofne~ ~ '""oMd In the 'lllOlen1 w0r1tino1 OI OfOanl:r:eel ctlme. *'°I ~ NSTWOMNlwt 10:al (a> WWOMI 11••••Cll aa ... II STAATMJ< 1n ... ,en of lhl 1tarah!Q "'Chon, Capt Kirk beam• down to 1)4-t Biia 3000 wherl toeilly II governed ~"Lendru ' U AUTO RACING HtOHUOHT8 "San Diego Flneil" tD MAHHIX 'A Button F0t G-11 D' • BENNY HILL 811\ny hOlll the 'Volllln Or Thi VIII Aw&rda . 8) D1Ct< CAVETT Gu"t George Plimpton al) 8HEAK PMVIEW8 Roget El>lf1 and O- S11kel r•v-"Superman II " · Cannonball Aun" and Strtpn" (OJ 9EACH BOYS 20TH ANHIVEAIARY SPECIAL Thi great momenta and triumph• or th• legendary rock end rl>ll band Include 10011g1 or their 1980 Wuhlngton. D C concert &nd IKCIU&fVI Interviews with the group meml>lta Sp1cl1I gu1111 Olen Campbell. An<ly Wiiiiama. Deryu Dragon (SJ 8IZAAA€ XIX JOhn Byner Show• you thing• •lrlflOI' lhan lruth l•rger than hie and uinoer than an)'lhlng rou ve eve< -t t:ao IJ Cl) TME NIGHT STALKER l(otchak IUlj)eCll lhll 9 Clark horM poUtlcal candl· e1ate'1 IUCIC1en popula111y ia the reault of a bargain with lhe Oevll 0 IB WIMBLE.DON T£HNl8 HoOhloghta ol thl women's ~ final and a ptev- ot the men'• 11ngl• lonal (lrom Wlmbl«lon Stedtum 1n London. Engl•nd) D @) ABC NEWS NIOHTLIHE 8 LE.r8 MAKE A DEAL • STAHLEY 8EJOEL flln PA£8EHTE "Del Mero Corazon" The ball11d1 and lyrteal 1ov1 aong1 In the Tuaa-Me•i· can Norlen• mu9'c tradi- tion are .. mplld al) ORA VTTY 18 MY EHEMY Thi loll of a quldropleglc confined to • whlelctlelt. M\Q u an art Ill holds hll brulh on hos mouth 10 paint 11 documented (Al (C,MOVIE Hangar 18" ( 1980) Rol>erl VaugM, 0.,,.,, McGa....n The u s Governrnenl CIP· tur• 1 UFO from en unknown or1g1n 'PG' 1)MOVIE "The Ro1e· I 19791 Belle Modllr. Alan Bates A drtv· en rock singer'• 1111 In lhl 1111 tine lllda her Irrever- sibly lo d11Ut., 'R' t t:'I 0 OJ TONIGHT Guetl host David t.111er- m111 Gueet1. Rldlard Sim- mons. Natalia COii. Mer. oot Kldd<tr 11;68 t'f MOVIE "Urban Cowboy · (1980) John Travolte. 01br• Winger A blue-collar worker who lane-hlmaell a rnoesern.day cowboy 1111a In love w.th • glrl he meets In a popular country-end· Wftlein bar 'PG' -~- 1t:00 9 MOVIE * '"> ·Thi Leech woman ( 1HOI Collen Gray Grltll Wllllams A women mer- rlld to 1 younger man dl1- covera the MCret of youth, t>ut not the one ol hllPC)I-,_. 8 9 FAIOAYS Guest Al Jerruu (RI U MAV£Alet< POiing .. lhl lun-IOVlnO "O 'Mav1rlck," Beau ea~ an irlah plOt 10 lnvadl Cln1d1 • MOVll! ... * ·~ "Blue Weter, While Offth" (19711 Oocu· menlery Directed by Pifer GlmMI. An und-•tlf or-'Nll oul lrom Soulh Attlee to track the llullve and tormldabl• Great White 8har11. e aAMTTA "Thia Sla1er Al,,'1 NO Coulo In" .MCMI • * • • "Tlgh1 Llttll lalend" ( 19491 Join Gr_,. wood. 8Mll Aadlofd A OfCIUP of ltWWf Scot- llnd thll the llqU« auppty they've tlMf'I walling f0t II on ltt woty to 1n. bOitom of the -tllong wtlh II• ahlp ®MOW "Utt>an Cowboy'' ( 1HO) JOtln Tr•votta. 0 1br1 Winger A blUl ·COlllf WOflter wtlo fanclll hlmlllt JOHN DARLING I 11\00efn-Cley COWOO'J' f ... Ill lo¥9 tltt.11 • gltt lie "*11 In • popui.r CCM\lty-end· ..ier" bat 'PO' (D)M(MI * * • "lo-'-1M " ( 1112) lltbetl H4r ........ °*""cf CetTNlna Dwtno lhl~.tlv- and • girt oo on • Ct1IM IP'• WWoMno "..,, rc»-'*Y. llldnaj)Olng ano ptoe· htutiOft 12'.AO 8 (I) MOW * • "Tlmbw Trlll'lpa" ( 1977) CllUOI Alllf\a. 1.- Mlla A logger l'leipl lhl llmllle owner ot 1 1oOQ1nO ~ M VI hlr bull,_ from ruthllu oompetilota. 1 (R) 12:Af 0 OJ ICTV HITWOM IO 1l00 G PSYCHIC PHEHOMIHA.l'Mf ~MYONO "Anc;lent Ar1'' Hoitt O.m· len Simpton. Steele Hunt 0.-1 El'-i Connolly Cl) IHDEHHOENT NETWOMNEWS lt)MOV1£ "Thi Getting OI Wle<lorn' ( 1978) Sutannlh Fowle In lurn-ol·lhl-Clntury Aul lraJ1a, • young womtn from the Outbac;k hu dllfi· cultr ad1u111ng 10 the Md•t• proprllf'f ol 111 IXClullve glrll IChool 1:10 8 VIDEO WU T: 8ACK8TAat 11'488 Gueall Thi Clllh 1111 Rlll01nt1. Graham Nish St1V11 Wonwood OJ) AOAM-12 A young and -111hy oeau- ty P<l'llUlt Malloy for a elate •II•• r11 IUull her • lrelflC vt0llllon ttc;111t 1:15 (lJ LORETTA 1:21 m MOVIE * •'It "T"" Ring" ( 19~2) Gerald MOhr. All• MOreno A M•Xlcan-Amertcan boy from the alum1 dlacover1 the IW .. I talle of aucc.IA -"" blComee a Chim· pion bo•er 1:3011 MOVIE • '• "Scerld To O.a1n (19• 71 Bel• Lugosi, Joyce Compton A kllllf 11 lorcld 10 confront the image ot • man 11\9 murdered Q) MOVIE * • Thi CurM OI Boo· 1001 ( 1972) W1ll1am Sornon-1 Rol>lf1 Ctym111 A Yall·llke l>laal hOICSt a small C1111orn11 town on a gnp or an•oetv and tear 1:400 MOVIE • • Thi Reluctant Heroes ( 197 ti Ken Blfry. Cemeron Mllchall A doomed rego~t Is uved ltom annlh1l1tlon 11 lhe heno1 ol '"" -my by the commander's knowied91 or history 2:00 «D MOVIE ,, • "Dracula PrlhGI Ot Oarknest'' (19661 Chrlato- pher L ... Berber• Shelley When two coupl .. unw11. 11no1y 1pend a night In Or•· cula'1 callie, one men 11 murelerld and hil wife tumecl Into • Vlll'lpirl $,WHATS UP AMEAfCAI Meal Old-urne vaud<tvtlle tiara WhO 911 lllH gotng strong ski AllPltl wllh 3- year-OICS• the lllMI lo hame computlfl 2:100MOV1E o,,._ Trlek Pony·· ( 19801 Peul Simon. B111r Brown A once-popular per10t,,._ la pr1111Urld by everyone around him to drop hll arvte ot mutlC an<I write songs thel can bring him beck to the top •O 'R 2:15 0 at HEWS 'R:MOVlE 'The Legacy (11179) K11h1rlne Rota, Sam Elll· ot The prom111 or • 11rg1 fee lur .. a pair ot Ametl· cen arch1tec11 10 • fore- boding Engllah m1n11on where thay moet • atrenge group ol guw1a and dla- cover the terrifying reaaon behind their Invitation 'A' (Z)MOVIE "Coal Miner's Daughllf · (1980) Silly Spacek. Tom· my L.. 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BOTTOM OF THE SU. tD ll0.000 PYRAMIO 1:00 Q SEAEHOIPl'TY 0 COMMUNITY F&D8ACK Hoel Fernenoo Dl4 Rio Gu1111 Kirk Whotler Kethy Dou ID V1EWll'OIHT ON N~ 81) OF EAATH AHO MAH Cl) SUMMER SEMUTf.A !lD) IT'S YOUR 8U8IHU8 (Sl DAVIO~AH'S SHOWTIMEIN HOUYWOOO Oevld Sheehan 1nt11Nlaw1 aome or HOiiywood'• b'O· getll ll&rl t c 16 Cl) FILMS THAT TEACH t;20(B}HE.WS t:30 II SUMMlA SE.ME.STER Q THAr lCAT 8 IT'S YOUR BUfUNf.88 8 DAVEY AHO OOUAn4 • aPEAK 04./T I "°"""" "°°" PM.HHTE Q[!) ~ EARTH ANO MAH Cl) V~OF AONCUL TIJftE Q)I t.IAKING rT COUNT GIHOTFUOOE <t MOVIE Shlmtnlr1ng Light•' 84NW Br~. Lloyd Bri<lgll A young men Clropa ou1 or hla tathlr't t>uSJness worlO 7:00 ti DUSTY'S TR&H009E 0 at THE ruNT8TONE8 II PACUE'T'nAS Ho11 Aly Gonzalea D 9 SVP£Af'RIEN08 f) HOTFUOOE tD TEEHSC£HE fl) YOGA FOR H£AL TH Q[!) 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'-• , ... =~~e::. ~ ... °::" ...... ~"l:...it,,, fl.ft" MATS ' MUIMl E"""Dll -Ml lillt . .. •U ---.. -------lfll -----191 ------ •it -----... -- flll ... ... ... ... 1119 11• -... -----•• -- - THEREAL ESTATERS EXCBJ.INT FtMAMCIHG ms.ooo down may buy l.4 mllUon waterfront. Owner will consider car· rymg 1st. 2nd. 3rd TD .. maybe •lh TD. Call Dick Dri!xlernow! 7~ 1 4 IR IACKIAY SI 37,500! Roomy . 4 Bdrm. 2 sty, w1c01y· fireplace. Very clean, light and airy New · dishwasher, water heater, paint. paper. skylight! Beautirully landscaped patio. A mustsee!646-7171 • THE REAL ESTATERS PENINSULA Fixer OnJy steps to theaurf. is this bargain fixer. Bring paint brushes &t shovels and ush in on SU Call now @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631 -6990 $93,000 NWnlEACH! Bachelor special ! Al· sumable $64.600 loan. Walk to beach. Owner anxiou1. Call now. 541-2313 THE :REAL ESTATE RS : COIOMADIL :; MAIDWLD : South oft.beblJbway aitl : thil ele1ant home pl111 -income. Huae owoers : unll. brick courtyard -ltada lo French doon : that opeo ooto Italian = liltd nool't. BeauUfu l -wood peued floors : tD ba nee den and : 1pecioul famlb kkcbtn. -2.nd •totY bGlta eecluded :: matter Mdte rill opeo balCOftJ and Mbbli•I .,. too! J ....... , ..... 8'IM bd.nm f« ywr lik. la1. H ... 4 car ..,.,. + 2 Bdrm ill!omlt unit. Price reduetd nd °""II--. Cal UMDAISU 2 0 O Wide chaMel view from spectacular architectural designed 4 bdrm, 5 bath. pool home. Slip for 2 large boats . Sl.495.000. Summer Occupancy. LIDO ISLE HOMES Featured on Homes Tours this lovely traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath hornet newly redecorated. Priced to sell quictdy at $475,000. Must'see. Newly remodeled 3 bdrm . 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ceilings. Great for entertaining. $420.000. Best price for the money . PENINSULA POINT IEACHFROMT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot. 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featur ing marine room. $1.38.5.000. NEWPORT CREST CONDO 2 bdrm. den. spacious Plan 8, im- maculate. Low priced at $215,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J\1 t..<111'd"O"v• ~. P. t:;h blbl '1ockledge-by-the Sea" Ocean front estate on 2 large legal lots. Wall ed and gated with superb gardens. Pvt steps to beach. 4BR-4ba home and 2B ·2b guest house. Brochure on request Carol Tatum , Rltr. 494-0029 ASSUME LARGE 90/o LOAM on this excellent value. 4 Bdrms. large pool. gas firepit. new carpets. On· ly 196,500 Call 979-5370 today $8000 to Mo•e In Very Ira 3 Br condo m Fin Vly. Has lrg as· sumab~ Joan. Call Ann Mccasland 6.11-1.266 IF YOU UICI A V11W ANDI. • • • • Wood open beam ceilings , Antique door hardware, arched windows , leaded glass. copper skylight, designer gourmet kitchen , wine storage room, builtin desks. and a spectacular Master Suite ... thjs is your house ! $775,000. u~ur: t1f)Mt:i REALTORS,675-6000 1"3 EMt COMlt H .... w_,, CorOM ckl Mar WI HA YI 4Z OP THI llST AMHTI IH TOWN REALTORS '7'-551 I llUFfS HST IUY: Lowetf priud I .... °" lonty CJl"ff9beff witfll ••t• .Mw. l ...... frplc. 21/J ... OWMr wil Mtp fincmce. $252,900. COLE OF MEWPOIT IEALTOIS 25 I 5 E. Cooat Hwy .. eorc.a dtl M• 675-5511 AIEYOUHOT? So ii this property Ex· ecut1ve • Bdrm pool home in an excellent area. Creative rmanclng available. Only $178,000 . Call today979-5370 ALLSTATE MESAVBDE HEWOt4MAUET A neat • Bdrm home with 20x40' pool and ram 1ly room addition, cul·de·sac st, walk to sc hools Sl0.950 m-3m. \\'I .__,I I ·, '. TAYLOR CO H L A I. T ()I\ :--, •, : : . ( I I • I 11 . 2·STOIY DUPLIX~ IMCH STVS TO HACH-owMm "NANCI Call today to see this fine duplex ! Live in one unit & rent the other. 4 Bdrms, deck & 2 baths in upper ; 2 bedrms & 1 bath in lower. Fireplace in each. Some view oC ocean. OWC lst T.D. & note of $247,000, int. only. No loan fee. $299,500. WISUY N. TAYLOI CO .. IEALTOIS 2111 S.J .... taloed NEWPORT CENTER. M.I 644-49 I 0 Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 COME WITH US ... TO CORONA DB. MAI. CORNER LOT WITH OCEAN AND JETTY VIEW FROM LIVING ROOM AND DECKS ... TWO 8 ED KU U M::. . ~·I R E PL AC t;. . 'I WU PATIOS .LOCATED IN f0 IRST BL OC K ABOVE OCEAN BLVD OWNER WILL CARRY !ST T.D OF $200.000 AT 12l•'1 WITH $175,000 DOWN $375,000 1617 WESTCLIFF DR. M.1. 631-7300 Wa/tflr S. _}(ing & .A66oc. lill WATEIFIONT "JIWB." "9r/Aoat-10' loot Prestigio~ Npt Bch offers the ftnest unequalled charm of "French Coun· try" decor in this truly beautiful home w/4BR or 3 + maid 's. Cobblestone courtyard. expensive Calif. stone ex· terior. French brick Oooring & peg/. groove noors w/plush custom area rugs. Rough-sawn, white-washed cedar walls & beams. Soft green kitchen cabinets w/artistic hand· painted "Trompe o'ile " depicts fruH. vegetables and pottery. Den w/rich stained oak beams. panelling, bookcases, French doors and shutters. Xtra lg HIS/HERS walk-ins. Com· fortable MBR & bath ex udes the artistic warmth of "Chinoiserie " hand painted delicate flowers on walls & . cabinets. Offered at $1,795 ,000.00. Call /write P.O. Box 572, Corona del Mar. CA. 92625 WAI.Ta S. IUNCi & ASSOC. 1714J 548-7716/644-5917 = .... .,,., ·-. Horbor View H°"'" Lovel y 5 bdrm Somerset Model with large family rm . nice location and a most al· tractive price. Owner 1s motivated' $329.750 ABNORMAL 1st.1111 HAllOllJDGE Award winning "Jodelle" estate home Isl resale orfering on this exquis1lely appoint· ed l o wnhome with massive view or bay. ocean. coastline & night lights Ofrered at 1885.000 17141 6 73.4400 11111 ua.zue Can you rind a property four doors rrom the So. • ... , .... Bayfront with a 45xllS' $199,900 lot on Balboa Island Charmmg 2 BR cottage where the owner will with fireplace, walk lo consider anything of Pavillion. ferry , bay or value stocks, cuh, land. beach Owner will units. you name 1l and rina~e, be creative the owner wlll trade. 75'· 1616 i!u .. 1:1111" :\ I.! 11 . i!1 l It!.': ' Hin, t-_)4() ~· t, : '(' rnt· l.1 lt>lul' Pr,• '" 1<1 Includes plans ror a newl-111111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l duplex. Asking SSS0.000. ------- lolboo l"-d Uy 673-1700 Xl:tt Rm• ci.g DESPERA TIOH 5%DOWH ALLSTATE REALTORS -------1 REALTORS \ 111\ l'l'ltl ol ll.11hu1lll\1•,1 1111111I 11 WATEIFIONT CONDOS 4 Br. den. family rm. rormal dining, recently remodeled, beautiful shade trees Owner will carry with small down 1379,000. Seeing 1s believing' Super sharp 3 Bdrm 2 bath. ramily room, bnck hreplace Covered patio . detached garage. RV ac cess Seller very motivated, try 5'l or 10'1 down S95 .950 546-2313 CLOSITO THEIEACH JBdrm. lBa. Zoned R·• Try 105 10'1 down . Hurry · Won't last. Call now ror more detaUs. Stl.000 • c.M. 3 Bdrm. 1 Ba. frpk. cov.1--------1 ered palio&-pra-e. As-31 ASSUMUU sumc existing loana with LOAMS low down payment. No q1111ifyi11«i! Small Needs work. down payment Low in· HUNTINGTON HRBR. HBI! 120/• IMTBEST Purchase with 5'1 down llG FIXER! ONLY OD rantast1 c terms. A must see! Covered en B B Brand new, cpt'd and "' s r . 3 a . ram rm. drape d ON THE try to this magnii1cent 5 $1 d Bdrm3bathhome.Huee ba~~~ ~·~rs Ni WATER. Guarded gate ramlly room. brick POINTS. entry. views, 2 car fireplace, formal dining. The Wiedmans (Bl garage Pool and Lennis. Builtln breakfut bar. m -4.293 2 & 3 BR'S AVAIL IM· Beautiful pool and MED 714 760 () 3 33 THEREAL ESTATE RS aow.w ... nr 141-1511 terest rates. No loan points. 2. 3 & ' BDRM houaea & townhollSft in Orange & Loa Angeles counties. CaJI for more details. a.w.w ... nr 14MSll separate spa. Gu BBQ --------f'ROM $299,000 and flrepit. Home needs MESA WOOOS __ CALL 714/~9600 ·-------------... rlxin ! Only $189,900. CalJ Assume the large exist· rUICH ... lrlr. "'891 ...... ror more details. ing 9~'k loan and the _ _.""" CE 110111 ILlllS CD. WATERFRONT Carlsbad Condo. $1.5.000 down e .ooo AITD at 14 .S"'r for 3 years . Peacerul ret.reat. Easy frwy access R&H lnv't 752·21fl OCEAN VIEW $50,000DM lo Cameo Highlands! Mini mansion is priced to sell at CM9.000. Large assumable tst, plus owner will carry Sl00.000 2nd TD. Spectacular ocean views from livin&. dining and master bdrm . Huge lot with beautiful grounds. Don't hesitate. call 87MS.50 THE REAL ESTATERS STIPS TO MACH 2 bdrm each unit + room Ii bath off 2 car 11ra1e. Good w/s rent.I area. $2501000. associated ~.. • t "" .., i ; . ' ,., ~ ' I WATEllONT CllDOS HUNTINGTON HRBR Purchase with 5~ down on rantastic terms Brand new. cpl'd and draped . ON THE WATER. Guarded gate entry . views. 2 car garage Pool and tennis. 2 & 3 BR 's AVAIL . Im med. Jo'ROM $299,000 CALL 714/556-9600_ WATEIFRoNT CONDOS HUNTINGTON HRBR Purchase with S~ down on fantastic terms. Brand new. cpt'd and draped ON THE WATER Guarded gate entry, views, 2 car garage. Pool and tennis. 2 & 3 BR'S AVAIL IM· MED. FROM $299,000 714 56-9'00 llG FAMILY COLONIALS s &Irma, 3 baths hu1e family room, dining room, fireplace, m1m· moth rear yard and more extras. Pr1vate tree \Jned cul de sac. large a11wnable loana. creaUve finan~lng. Call S.-2313 THE :REAL ESTATERS MOO& NOMI COIA&. CAY Fantastic bayfront 4 Bdrm, model home in the security gated community of Coral Cay. Owner w/ca rry at 13-7/8~ with $200,000 cash. Purchase price $1,000,000. 546-2313 owner would coo.sider a New fantastic 3 Br 3 small 2nd. New drapes. Ba Condo, S2:SCIO moves some new ca rpeting, you in. SIOOO per month. jacuzzi & garage door (Why pay rent) Next to opener a re so me all shopping, theaters & amenities or this JBr. park. JUSt minutes to HA&.HTATE IHVISTOI Always wanted lO invest -but don't think you can ~ Let GOLDEN WEST REAL TORS show you how to invest with little cash & no "le· naot" problem. Cioldtct w ... Ur 141-1511 THE REAL ESTATERS TH ... M4S TOWHHOMI? Ca II the spttlalists at the condominium in· rormation cen~r. Touch5tone Realty 96J..al67 RESl0£NTIAt REAL ESTATE SERVICES LOCATION AHD ~Ma Quaint Cape Cod cottage . Beamed ceilings. Brick patios. 2 BR. + mother-in-law unit. Prime middle of the island location. Good assumable loan & seller will assist with financing. $410,000. IN NEWPORTC~NTER 644-9060 f ' SACRIRCE -BY OWllR rTWt Week CW,J LUXURY TOWNHlllSE $1~· ,.,..... fw 9'11« w. t .... l'll•ehtO,...A ...... Ideal Costa Mesa location near sboppin1 centers, churches and 1chools. 3 B<lrms, den, 2\\ ha. 1750 sq ft home •I th many extras Including parquet noon , plush carpet. shutters , micro wave, central air, custom walkoverin1. Larae deck patio (24d7') with landscapiq. Gu BBQ. G~al (2) 1tora1e rooms . U7K down . C4UnelJ to ..... 2Ba home with an add· beaches on family room orrered Ward Management Co at a real va I ue at 714/631·~ Sl6S,OOO TWOllMUXH Right 1n heart or Peninsula. Side by each-buy both ror ~.000 or just one for ,,., Sl00,000 down will buy all. Seller will carry JACOBS REALTY ·--~675-4670 OUHCil Fruit trees & room for your own garden compli· ment thil beaut1ru1 3 bdrm. family room home Close to hospital. Comesee il! $119,900. MAURY STAUFfB SlAUOt4UALTY 67).5354 HIWPOIT CHAbB-IOOI. ... f...My .... Olt ........... . "-"' pool .. ~· ...... ..ce.dtcf bock yerd 11HT0""'9d by f)NeMry. 0,... ........ wt• Rtwty ,... ... d ldtcl.ta. Two 1t1•oa• -cllR ... cCMlld "'w ~. s•s.ooo ft.. llAUTIFUL COHDO-OCIAH VU rroft11lo11elly dtcor.tH by ...... Tlto•ot, Lo9•H ltoc:IL Pio• 5 11 Mtwporl Cmt w /lW. lllcl -e.r Mite, .... ._..,,. & P:-••c YU.~ " ••• :t"" ... ,.. 0--wll c..., AJTD. sno.ooo. 611.1•00. PIOMT IOW-COIOMA DB. MAI Prl66dm 1tntt w/ .... ._tr•• .. 75ft. fro.tot•· J l•t•I loh 11d ..... I .... VU ef ece. 6 llttJ. llrtw ...,,,.,.. , ..... u -~ ... ' ~ ..... , .... ,.... . -... .. ~·-· ....... ' , ... , 11.110.000. '31·1400. CAMAIJllOMT-0 ... VACI VU Leftlr ,...intM 4 ........ .., • ..._ ~r. MDI:• •• :r:..'ivr:.:-;a ~~ ~ = $271.00I. °""" ...... WATERFRONT HOMES, IHC llEM.tST.\Tt OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE HARIOI VIEW .. W Just Lisled In Much Sought After Harbor View Hills. Three Bedrooms Plus Family Room On A Corner Lot. Beautifully Maintained. Owners Are Being Transferred . Good Financing. Price $315.000 . s s s $I 0,000 DOWN! s s $ 759-9100 Very creative financing available on this spacious home featuring 3 bedrooms & 2 baths! Recently painted & papered for the discriminating buyer ! Only $119,000. 759-1501 or 752·7373. • COIY COTIMil • SOUi HUTit«i Sensational 3 bdrm home featuring upgraded interior, French doors & spa in extra large yard. All for Sll0,000. Owner will carry large 2nd T .O. 759·1501 or 752·7373. • EXECUTIVE Swat • Se nsational 2 s tory , executive home featuring 4 large bed rooms. 3 baths, formal dining, family room & bonus room . Located at end or quiet cul.de·sac. Only $187,000 with assumable financing . 759-1501 or 752·7373. 71t·llOI 7U.717l ,Ml'Wf'OIT II.ACM OMCI H4lWftklff .... ~ Walker Blaa l1llhtlta ..................... ,...,...-·-·-·-·"'•.,.. ...... -.. ,....·-·-· ... -....-.... -..~---..----. . .. . .. ------. -----~ -..... -.._ . .. -·------. ·········-·· • u ••••a o • u o u as U U s I 0 •• . --~--......... ------~--..... --------..... --~~----~~--------~--~--------------~-------------------- r -Orfnge Cout DAIL 'Y PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 .,. By tbe Auoclated Preaa A kiss on the cheek marks the llm1\ of d cency on television in India. Full frontal nudity causes llttle stir in Yuaoslavia and Austnlla. but one Australian show bans the word "divorce." Whatever the standards, rang· 1, int1 from prudish in the Soviet Union. Argentina and the Islamic world to permissive in most of Westem Europe, few na· lions have the kind of decency campa1gn being waged in the United States by the Coalition for Better Television, an As· sociated Press survey shows. ln Britain. 18 years alter Mary Whitehouse founded the Na· tlonal Viewers and Listeners ~ soclation to promote "spiritual and moral values" on television, viewers still adore the leering Benny H.ill . Frontal nudity is OC· casionally shown in Britain. In Japan, television dotes on strippers and litillatlng documentaries despite protests by the Parent Teachers Associa· lion . PTA director Kengo Takeuchi admits : .. We haven't been too ecrective ... SeveraJ years ago. the group pressured a sponsor to drop a particularly offensive program. Takeuchi said . ··but other sponsors jumped right in." - The "11 p.m . Show" on week nights and Saturday night's .. Adult Hour" dish up bouncing bare bre asts and pseudo· documentaries on sex shops. massage parlors and coffee s hops where waitresses wear sheer pantyhose but no panties beneath their miniskirts. &fl--- Aclor• Patrick Duffy, Left, and l.Af'Tll Hagman miz it up in a a«ne from "DalJa.s," a •how which ia a f1CJUQe when comparing notional decency standards. ... Despairing of influencing sponsors a nd broadcasters. .Takeuchj said the PTA now tries to encourage parents to monitor their children's viewing. The Coalition for Better Television. a group sponsored in large part by the Moral Majori· ty. has met with representatives or some companies to ask them to slop sponsor ing s hows the group finds too violent or sexy. Cal Thomas, vice president of Moral Majority, said that plans for a bdycott of sponsors of such shows w.ould be dropped because the group had achieved many goals. Even without formal decency campaigns, every nation has its standards ... Dallas" is a conve· nienl gauge. The exploits of J .R. Ewing are wildly popular in Soutb Africa. but the Rev. P.J . Van Staden of the Nederduitscb Hervotmde Kerk has condemned the show's "free sex" and "glorifying of thugs." "Dallas" is top-rated in Den• mark, but the Radio Council panned it for "trashy" scripts and characters. In the Persian Gulf. "Dallas" is shown with every kiss deleted Between the world's puritans a nd its libertines. tastes vary widely. Argentina banned the Three Stooges. Brazil a show portraying a man doing h o usework. For Soviets a bedroom scene is OK as long as the couple is at least engaged and the sheet is tucked tightly under their chins. Many countries draw the line in children's bedrooms. The bar· riers come down once the little nippers are pres umed to be asleep. "Sex. profanity, nudity, violence: you name it. it all goes." said Roland Bekking. a s pokesman for the Dutch Broad· cas ting Foundation. ·'The only problem is the time it Is aired ... Australians have seen "Last Tango in Paris." uncut, and .. Let's Go Naked." a BBC documentary about a nudist col· ony. after 8:30 p.m . But the gov- ernment licensing board banned the word ··divorce" on a 6 p.m. soap opera, les t it upset children, and banned the film "Taxi Driver" after President Reagan was shot by a man al· legedly influenced by the film. Yugoslavian viewers see it all sex. homosexuality , profani- ty, Cull nudity. France's three government- owned television networks are lenient about sex and nudity, but s ometimes excise particularly violent movie scenes. In permissive Sw'eden. said Lars Bergman. director or the radio board, there are more complaints about heavy drink· ing on U.S. shows than about sex or violence. ........ M ADY FOR WEDDING -Fred English, 85, of East Molesey, Encland, stands with pride outside his home that be baa de· c()rated for the royal wedding of July 29. Engliab bu .... led up his house for every royal event since 1938. Jackpot winners of fered diamo nas •·wMle t.M oame ol lM fame ls aUU eertalnly wlnnln1 moneJ, we are llndlna mON and more people wtao love lo play slot macblan and art more ln· biped by Jackpota Uke YIH· Uoaa. automobllH and 1old folna, .. CevenaCIP saJd. • Ht Mid 10.• diam-. _.. av.uilile for die stva•••1. utll aceosr "' • "'1AllC* of ...................... hnll wttJI a Yalu al tt•,•• MHld. Austrian TV showed "Last Tango" uncut. but t.here was a ruror last year when the punk rocker. Nin.a H agen , dem· onstrated a sex technique on a late-ni~ht ta lk show. Israeli TV usua lly permits the most provocative profanity in news and talk shows. but recent- ly television director Yitzhak Shimoni vetoed an apperance by "Happy Hooker" Xaviera Hollander on an early evenin~ s how. A variety show 'hostess, Mehtab Channa, was sacked by Pakistan Television last winter because she dropped her "dopat- ta," a veil which covers the top and sides of the head. Moslem Malaysia bans kissing in local productions, but a brief kiss or a bikini-clad woman is tolerated in an imported s how. In neighborina Singap9re, shows are heavily cmsond to remove any sex, nudity or sug- gestion or drug addiction. "Starsky and Hutch" used to be s hown, but any scene showing a police officer being killed was snipped out. In China. kissing, profanity and stylized violence appear on TV. but a series called "Eigh- teen Years Behind Enemy Lines" was criticized ror show- ing too much flesh -an actress doing a bathing scene In a one- piece swimsuit. In South Africa , where a restrictive code is dictated by the strait-laced ruling Afrikaans minority. even a little nudity makes a big impact. There was public 6utcry over a scene show- ing a bare·breasted woman portrayin& an abori&ine ill an AustraJian series. • • A&ainst the Wind." One excited Johan· nesburg newspaper interviewed the actress about what it's like to be bare. Argentina's National Depart- ment or Radio and Television, an agency of the military gov- ernment, weeds out violence, profanity and sex. In 1978, one station was ordered to slop showing the Three StoogH lor fear of Inciting violence in children. In Brazil, censors forced changes in an episode of "More Than Just Friends" because it showed the bachelor hero, Edu, doing housework while his girlfriend worked in the city - an affront to macho sensibilities. Censon also demanded changes in ian episode where Edu waa cart'ying on an affair wlth a woman and her mother. 'Pot.' se areh ruled error FRF.SNO (AP) -A juaUce court Juda• 1ho u ldn'l have stcned a aea~h warrant to let police look for marijuana he had teen 1rowin1 at a rental house he owned, an appellate court bere ruled. Chowcbllla Judie Howard Green oblerved pot plants from a Mlahbor'• yard after the net1hbor told hlm the autpect.ed marijuua wa1 Mtna cuttlvat.d on hi• property. The Jude• •hawed &be plants to a Police olflctr, U.. alped a tearda watrlDl hued oe an af. nda .. t CUL tM polketaaa Ud seeo martJuaa biitai . Cialtivat· ect. ne ..... , ... Dlltriet Court .GI-.-•.ttred .... UM IMl't· Ju,liaaiMaM_........_ ,.,... .... ta. Heftll ... ... • ,,...... ta Uae ca ... ~1 ... tut ' ot ... Mllltl Ortm• aad"IW1 POiter. P\18UC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE P\111UC NOTICE ...... ,,. 'ICTITIOUI IUllNHI --.... ,. .. "C"flTIOUI au•u••u __.I COUNTY H&Mllt&TIMINT N ... ITATIMUfT "'""'°" COU•T Tiit fOllOWlllt 11trMM ore fOlflt "" roll.WI"' HnOft• ., ... ,,. t•dWkc-MFD•h•.... ll\lltrwu• -Jnttu•. .,._-._ CM ...... atl,.1 fltlSAltY•U,$ A., ICOll C.Olltar, WMI 0 ' 0 it•A.l UTATI llllVICU , l'l.AfNTf,,: "<>llUtT MANNINO, Tower, $.ullt JOOO, .. MacA1111 .. 1 .0$ ltln1u "' Nt•11ort 9te<ll. ltAHOAl\.. MINOIZ. JlflFltlY •• , •• ......,., INcll,CAn..O Celllotnl•fJMO HIHN . !ll'll;llAM HIN$l(Y. lltlt ll!llr•bottltl OIOI> lit Oo. 111 ... 00I ... 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Mclltll ..,.... you CID ae, yo.;r OtlOUll JOHC!fl fir-I KO, UJI 111•1- OallNlUfl STltllf l'aOllCT NO Im wllf .. tftl•M '4*1 •Pl>lktllon of Ille °',:~~ ~ ,:::Cltf by .,. 1,. plelntrtl . .,.. flll' <ctoirl may _., • dlvltNtl. ,..., ............. , .,... '°' llW relief ell-Jo.Pl "'•"'l"o HOTICI[ IS HllllEIV GIVEN llwll , ... City Council ol .... Clly ol , ........ .. Volley, c..llloml• •Ill roctl¥e ... ,_ meftOH In Ille <omc>ltint. WlllCll (00.ld Tlllt tl.e-1 ,.._ flltd •1111 1114 '""" Ill'°'"'""'*'' of wtOff, ltlllfll ti m-.., pr-rty ~ e14,., rellol ,.. Co1111ty Cler1< of Or.,. CouMy °"July Pl'ot>OMI• """' 1111 -ol 1 lO p m_, on T"•MS•Y. J11ty u. '"'· tor 1114 INSTAlLAllON Ofl A FLASH ING 8EACOH AT WAlllNER AVENUE AHO GREENLEAF STltEET. In t< CO<'Otn<• will> '"" pt.,., One! -tlll<e· "°"'· Pr-I• .... 11 .. Prt\tftled ..,._ '"' ... ,., co.,., •M ""'" 11e auom· p.,.ltd by one ot ti. form\ of 1>1-r·s lfl'Mltd 111 lllW Compl•lnt 1' 1911 · ,.161m II .•• .,.., ....... _., .... Ofvke.. P111>flsNd Or<NIQll c ... 11 O•lly Piiot, •e elt......., IA ... -'Mr, Y• ....... July ,, 10, 17, 14. 1•1 1'~1 .... ,,.......y ...... ., .. , .,,.._ r~.,, .... l'l\tT .......... u-. DATIO:...,.. ,., m e. WILLIAM E. n JOHN, Clerk 9y. 11-lne HHly, °""4Y OIL.LMAN ANO SHAUlll WN-C-0.., .. ,1 ""'"' ...... Ct. tm• hi: UIJl-.1146 ~lllllllOf 0rtft9t Coast 0-4ry Piiot J-1t, July"' Ml. 11, "" ~I PUBLIC NOTICE W<"'"' required llY Stcrton 1 I 01 ot Ille Specltlut-a All pr-It >llolf II• mo ruo '"PR OPOSAL ON NOTICE OF DEATH OF PROJECT HO Hin," -.. melted BESSIE HOPKINS. "Otlln<td to•• lolle on tne lwlnchof ANO OF PETITION To ,,. City Cioni ot llo• olllce In.,. C1ly Ht ll, 10100 Sl-A ......... ot or l>liort AOMI NISTER EST ATE ,,. ,_, •te1tc1. ot '""''" rrme •" """ NO. A· 109309. . ••c:elvea •Ill I» llWOll<ty _...i, u - T 0 a I I h e i r s , tmlnto. onct a.<l••ed 11, ,,,_ c11, r .. PUBLIC NOTICE Ct••"· et-• •nd ti. llUl>lk .,. rnvll· beneficiaries, creditors ""10 .. "'"*''" '"" oec••••llon 01 -and contingent creditors of u10 ..,_.., B I H k I d All llleh to ••u•vtd, •••m•M<I. •"" COAIT COMMUNITY COUAOa OliTltlCT HOTI~ 0, IAL.I 0' PllllOM&&. ... ~IUY TO MIOHHT llOOEa NOTICE 1$ HElllE8Y GIVEN tNt ..., ... ..., lllO' Wiii be r.c;el-fw .. ,. •• 11w lliQhfft tlldcM<ltl of ew 1o11o•lno -_ _... -"" Ilea llten docl•rea lit 1111 80.,CI ol Tr"st"' to .. •YrPl<n to 11\e Cool'Jt C-m\lftlty catf ... Oil!rl<I SUltP\.US llOATS -LIDO U I. CHltlSCltA,,TtCCCO S.le lllflt .... be --end pUbl1<.ly re.O •IOllCI 16' ...,_ltd lltma .. 11•1· td on llw """'°"°" form •I t . 00 o.rn., W1aneaoey, JvAy u, 1•1 In ,,,. 01•· 1r1<1 Adml,.lslr•tloft au11a1ne, u10 AG•ms Av•n"'• Cotto Mtu. C•llloml•. All l>lds mull .. a.llvtr.O lo tllt ollko of 11\e Purt,,.,,nQ Atent •I IM .11o ... edd,.U 1Wlor to I/It time Ml '°' the -•no to .. *'IOllll• lor <on· lleler•llon. Pro90MI l~m' .,.a compl•ll In· llrU<I loll\ ,,.., lie otll•INO •I thl P"r<lloslnQ ~•lment of l,_ O~l•l<t ti tne --HS Fot -lllol\tl lnlorm•ll91 ,,, '"-"'°" •Peolnt· mont, <•II OWM A F.,mer 17141 \jt.S7S4 • . 81ds m111f lie •«oml)fflltd llr • CEATIFIEO or CASHIER'S CHECK rn..St .,.,_.to ti. C:O.ll eomrn .. ftlty COit ego Olstnct. °' Cfln, In •n •mount not teu 11\ef\ 10 perctflt of Ille tol•l llld. ,._, c:Mctu .,.. -tee ........ Oepo.111 of tu<<OUlut "'-'''' will o. ac>Pfltd to,,. pur<NIM price. Otllt< dee>olll Chtc:ll1 endlor <tJh will be r·t· ,.,,....,•II•• Ille S...ro of Trust ... · tc:· cept•nu of 1119'11>10111. """'<"•Ill be """"111111s.1•1 All .. ,...,... of <Ml-end removal •r• llM ~llitlty Of P\irc-.rhl. • ee•«tra .. lff ta• will 11e edoeG to •II •mo..ntJ ........ v411kl rel-I wi .. l•JI permllun~ttllld All Pf-1¥ As..0 ...... In It Olfff'od tor ule~·-11. 1,-._ end"'""°"' re<CK.lrM ,,_ Oltlrkt. Tiie OI .. trl<t m 9UM<NltM .•• ,,.....,. e SS e 0 p n S an Oll<l•red wUI .. referred lly 1119 City persons who may be C1••lltot11e c11veno1Mer•Mti.C11y otherwise Interested in the Anorno f~ c11eo1no •net reponlno 10 Wiii and/or Estate tlle "'' CCK.ln<ll •1 1h r1Q111., ..t· · . ,...,,...., ..... uno on J111y 11. "" A petition had been flied Prior 1o <onwYWfttlno "'°"" 111e ,.,.. by Ellia~th Granich in 1ncwM1111r...ocon1rK1M;..,..11~ the Superior Court of t..ln•tt..111nou h<tnwlrom 1 .. c;11yoC "OUllltln Y•lltY In O<t-n<t wllll Orange County requesting tr.. FOUIQln v.u., Mun1u11411 c-. that Elizabeth Granlch be vo1ume •. rn1e s. CNIPI•,. s GI •"" appointed as personal soe t I Ill -.:<orGonu wllll 1119 provoslona of r epresenta ve to ad· Se<t1001• mo 10 11n "'"1111 .... o1 ,,,. m In i st er the estate of ut1or Codi o1 ""s .... of ee1rrorn••· Bessie Hopkins under the 1r..c11yC-11of1,.cnyo1 "-'•"' I d d t Ad I · · Yollly lwlJ lly ,_,Ion ..atr1tlned n epen en m n1stra-,,.. provernne "°"''' , ... o1 .... , ror tion of Estates Act. The ••<II tr•lt ol lype or WO<'~mon or petition is set for hearing mtt1w1n1< --ro u.cu1• 1,. <on· . 0 t N 3 t 700 c· I Ir•<• ""1"' ..tll .. ····-101"' tu<· tn ep • 0. a IV C <Htlul lllddtr Prevelllng w•11H In Center Dive, West, in the <1•u111c.1ron. not-·•-•~..., , .. C I t y o t S a n t a A n a , '°'""°" .,.., .. not.,. '"' ,,..,, ,,,. ~• Calif i J I 22 1981 rounl w-ee 0or.rm1netloM tor ti. orn a on u Y • Or•nee County .,. ... au1>11Uw<1 "' at 9; 3() 8.m. lllt United SIOIH Oep.,lmtftl of IF YOU OBJECT to the u-. ...., 1n no • ...,., """ '"'' be granting of the petition 11u tll•n 1111 .. 1.111h11eo Feo.,.1 you should either appear M~!";.im.~i": '""" .. '"' u"'"' ,, is at the hearl09 and state meat on ,,.. 0111<••• bl•"k torm your objections or file '"'n1a11ea trv "'-C••Y -'' -"' written objectioos with the ~<;~~== ;.!'';,~:C:.zv;:;::~.~~ court before the hearing. •"" cono1110•-. .. 1 1ort11 ~, *"°" Your appearance may be 1 o1 the $cle<rt1<01rom ~ech 1>1-· jn "'°rSOfl Or by your at-must be lk•-In K<~dono wllll ...~ •PPll<•llle Sitto ~..n torney. P1011,, Se>tc111ceuon,, onc1 0111<1•1 I F y 0 u A R E A Propoul forms to Ile .. ..., '" Dl<lcllnQ CR E 0 I TOR or a cont · an ... OllCtlntd onlr •••II• olltu or,,,. Clly En111,...r. Clly H•ll ingent creditor of the de-T"t ,~ o1 w•a ,. ... , -Se>eclllu-ceased, you must file your ,..,., 1a uoo.111<1uc11ne ••• 111i.111ct- claim with the court or oor "Q""'' 1"•1 tllt Plons •na Specll l<.Clon• Ill .. nt llY m•ll. tr.. present It to the personal m•lllnQ -lloftdllnQ <N•llt• '""".,. representative appointed ... edcll11a...1 '' oo He11,., 1,. '°''of by the court within four ,,,. ,,.,.. -Sc>o<•ll<•"°"' ""' t,.. months from the date of ~::~.:::...i memno •..O l\tftdllnQ wlll .,. first iswance of letters as ........ H ""'~ provided In SeGtion 700 of cttva.t.e1-c1tye1 th P b t C d f ,_.v.11-r.ca"'-W • ro a e o e o Pu1111.,,., 0r-Cotat 0.11., P1101. California. The time for JutyJ.1"' 2911.,, filing will not expire prior to four months from the date of the hearing noticed abOve. PUBLIC NOTICE fl'ICTITIOUS IUSINEU NAME STATIMINT Tiit IOllOWlllQ perton IJ clcMn9 ""61 . ---P\IBLIC NOTICE IT,t.TIMl ltTO' WITMDltAWAL , ... "'AltTNlltNflP01'8aATI ... UllOI• '1CTl~IOUI IUllNIHNAMa T ll t ltllO•lnt ptrton ft •t wlllld••wn " t 9t"«OI Mrtn.r 1,.... tr.. P•rt .. 1"'10 -••line ..,..., ,,. llc 1r1101H Dll\lneH fl•'"• ot ANVOLOTIM OONUTL lllJ ..... ., Sl1MI Ctolo-M C.lllornl•t)t)t The 11(111 .... \ 11\n.11\tU M-lie .. ""'"' to IN _,,,.,.,,.. ••' lllood Oft J•~"ory •t , .. , on '"' '°""'• ot O••no• Full Mme -odclr-ol flle pert4ft •lllld•t•lftO AtCMARO OEAH LI ES, I ... ~ S"rtllt .. ~t' L•N. H1111tone1or ht<ll, Cttllorftl• , .... JI ..... lt!OMf D. U.. ,.1 ..... P .. 01mwa Or-c...,,, Dolly Piiot Ju,.. II ... , ll, July J, 1 .. 1 tUMI PUBLIC NOTICE fllC'TITIOUI IUSINUS NAMI ST'TATIM&NT Tno IOll°"''llO per'°" It clolno """ M\\ ., VON HERlEH ENTERPRISES HOPE YO N HE AZEN. 214 "'A• Potmer St•MI co.to -... Ceillolftt• .,.,, Ho1111 Von Htrttn, 114 A P•'""'' Sir Ml c ... 1. #AW Collto-1110 ,,.,, Thi\~,.."" conou<tld 11¥.,. 111. HOc»Von Hori.., T 111\ \lottn-.fll wt\ tiled wltll llW County Cler• ol Oronoe CC>linly qn Jun~ IU. '"' fl16JG Pul>h•....., O••noe C.oe•I D•lly Piiot. Junt 12. "· n. July ], 1•1 2•U.••. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS NAMI STATIM&HT l ht IOll-1"11 ...,_, I\ dOl"ll !IVS,. ntu ., OENTAl OFFICE REGISTllV, JN4 Cloy StrM1, NfWOOf'I .. .C,., CA n..l Sll••on Jo WllSGft. J2M Cler s,1,...1. Htwf)Orl 0.Kll, CA '1 .. J l Ill> l>u\lnHS I\ <ondu<leY on on Oiv•dv•I St\¥on Jo w11-. TlllS •t..1-1 wos tUeo •ltn 1119 County Cit•• or 01 onoe Cou111y on Junt ''· 1'111 11'1-P .. 1>11\/led 0.-CAM\! Do•ly P1101. JUI\" n. July l. tO. 11, t•I -.t1 P UBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT Dfl Wln4011AWAL l'ltOM PAlllTNElllSMll' Ol'E lllATI NG UNOElt fllCTITIOUS IUSINf[SS NAME Thf' folfww•nq pertot'I •" •nhar1• tn9 •' • 'p•r tner from tt\t un1n-<Orpgroled ouocl•llon opertllno un· dtr th~ 111.t•hOV\ bultnt\-' f\Am• Of SOUTH COAS.T I. ASSOCIATES. Itel S•n JY•"· TU'lottn. C•l1tornl• '""° Tntt t1clit10U\ b\l\.lnt\\ ,...me ~••te ment •or the l>M1Nf\hlp w•-' tiled Oft Ap"I 11 1'1' 1n '"'County o1 ()t- F ull Ho me ono AGGr•" of Ille Ptr\on W1tf'ldr•w1n9 Oebr• Ann W t1\\ •'+11 S•n 8erri•roo Circte. B.wN P•r~ Cehl~"'· '!Ot10 ,...,.. Odr•AMw .... "IJS11 Publ1\lled Or -Cot\I D•lly Piiot, JuM 11 19,. July], 1'111 , .... , PUBLIC NOTICE NS 7'1t1 FICllTIOUS IUSIHESS NAME STATEllill!NT Th• tol1ow1n-9 oierton1 .,,. oo•no b~atn•u •' PR OJE CT MARl(E fl HG SERV ICES tlO Newpe11 Centtr D•. Sull• 190. Nowporl Bet<ll. C• '11..0 Ml<'-1 B Her>My "l lvyh•ll. trvtne C• cn1u l •vrenc:e A H•UOft10tt ..,. C•n•ort F•trf•" C• Thi' bU)•"'f'U 1\ <Of'du<tl4 by • QfMt•• Nr'ttWt\'-0 M1<NelHtr>Ny L--.OHeu;N.Oft Tht\ \l•t~nt ••1 Utea with OW County Cttrk or Oren9<1 County on Jun• 11, 11111 ,, ..... 1 P111>ll•"'"' Oronoe CCWl\1 D•ily Piiot Jun• "· 1', J11lv J, 10. 19111 110t_.1 PUBLIC NOTICE or ,...,_,..,.,., nprttwcl °' ,,,.. prlta. •1111 ,...rd to <-lllon ol pro-perty Of' Ill-of propeny for.,.,"" or Pll•-· Ho <ltlm wlll be f;tfl· slGtrtd tor •1-MKI or .aJ111tmeftl or rttclulon OI llw wrt betod on f•llure ol lhe ,,...,...,Y 10 comortte4Y H ll9'Y IM pur<JV-In •II r-IJ. Ho ,... r11r11a •II~. Tl" Ol"rl<I Shell not be rtlPO"SllllO ,., any •«l•nt or lnJl!r'f ..... 111,,.1 ..... ,.,,< ..... of ..,_,,y -.... YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court, If you are Interested in the estate. You may file a re· quest with the court to re- ceive special notice of the Inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, ac· co unts and report s described In Section 1200.S of the California Probate Code. neu •t l'ICTt TIOUS IUSINEU P•ymeflt 11111111 mvtl I» -•llhlfl ten ,.,_,, ••va •"•' noll<• ol •w•rG, -11W lltMCll mull I» rt· movt<I "'°"' h Ol"fkl fKlllly ot limo of lull _,.,....,,. 0.POSll ol "'" uuf .. r """.._,,,,,,..,lie -•led 10 ou~,,_ ~t Howe...,. dl!IO'il of IU((t .. 1111 """ ~(ti •Ill be ton• JIGortd lotllllta II m•terltllsl •••rdtd .,. not ,_,..d rrom Ols-trll to ro·tOvertlw meltrltlltl tor Hit or Mii 10 Mii lllgll 1>1-lltl. Tlllt llOtko It In e«orCMn<I •illl Section 11..0, 11'41, end euso of the C•lllornl• fauutlon c-. Slgl!H: HORMAN E. WATSON *'-Y. a..ro of T'"''"' c-t CAlmmllnlty Coll ... Olatrkt p.,llfltlltd Or ..... Cotti Delly Ptlot, Jurit 2t *"' Jiiiy J. ltl'I ltlWI PUBLIC NOTICE Marvin B. Kapelus 1 IO Newport Center Dr. Sulte250 (714) 640-1201 Published Orange Coast Daily Pilot, June 26, 27, July 3, 1981 2899-81. .-UBI.IC NOTICE AH WALT ENTERPRISES, JSJO NAllilE STATEMENT Ltllltll Pl . C...te -... C. '2•1' . T"• 1011ow1n9 eeraon• ••• do1n9 WOllt< H Gr!Nlo, JSJD LtlllQll Pl . ltullntU •• Co.Lo Mnl. Ct '7•1' I BRAHIAR 71•11 Lo p., Aoeci. Tllla -u •• cono..<1.0 lly •n '" l tQun• Ho-I Ct '1•71 Gl•IGuel B••-R B"l<l>e• 7'1S1 l(en\ WoUer N Grtul• 1 •"11lon. L-N1-1. Co '1'77 Tnla ,.,.,.....,., •H lllOCI ••Ill '"" Boron R Bttl<ller JOJll Vo• Counly Clerk 01 Oronoo Co""h on lleott. ~-Ho-I C• '1•71 J.,,.. 14, 1•1 Tllll bullnt>\ •• con<l.,<ltO by • 1'1441'5 ~ne•tl p,tr1Mr\111p Pullllihl>CI o. ... oo c .... D•lty Pilot Br-Rtoo Bl'1t,., Junt 11, July a, 10, 11, "" :it4:UI Thi\ tt•l-1 w•1 Ill.cl "''" Ille • C011nly Cl••• ol Oto"Qt Cou11ty on Moy . PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 0 .. T•USTlll"S SALE .._ ... tt-15041~ T S.Nt ..-.1 SUPEAIOll TITLE SERVICES INC •• o .. ry -"'" Tru"" unc»• ,,,. lollowlne GH<rllMCI OHO OI lrull WILL SELL AT PU9LIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BID OER FOii CASH "· '"' KUNTlllll & ¥0$.S An., ... ,, tt Ltw 1-fl•ll"<lll,_ Dr., s ... 111 ""'Office ... lft17 ,,..,,,,.., c. '171J Pubh\lle<I Or""91f c ... ,, Oo1ly Pllo~. Jun• "· 1e. JUiy J. 10, 1•1 1'0l_.t ........ P·f11·t11m Co•v•ll .... tome OI .... 1n ltwlul P UBLIC NOTICE T.L .... ll·MJt montv of ,,,. UnlltCI SIOIHI •II •IQlll, NOTICI 0, TltUnll'I SALE llllt tnd lnlereal conveyed lo encl,,_ "ICTITIOUS IUSINESS ll'Uall' I On Friday. Jt;ly 11, 1'et •t • IS •.m., held"' 11 "'*' W IO Dllt4 of Truil in NAME STATlllilENT , NOTICI OP H UITll"UAL.I LOS ANGELES TITLE ANO TRUST ·~~'Jrrci~ .. ~~~·~r.:· ~:~~~ ... ., ... :::.1o1•-•"11 per-. " ao<no l>u\O· Pww .......... SflM DEED COMPANY, at dUIY •-lnled OE BORAH E DU BOIS, ..,ulll•llG •n<I 1 LOVE VOU "AHO I LOVE Oii Friday, Jyjy 11. 1 .. 1, ti 11 :00 TrU,IH -tllO 111/rtlMnl to OHO of wllo •ntr 11• IMO, ea men. H•wf)Orl O.e<ll.C•hlornle'21toJ IHSUltAHC!'(OMPANV, • C.lllo•lllt Inst. Ho. 110~, In llloofl 1]14I, IWl99 Ill. 8 E HE FI CI AR V UH I 0 H M•ry Ellen Mo<Qen, lfltl) 1•1t1 Slrfft, Co-POr.ilon ef'O..ly ·-'"'"" Tr .. JIM Of Ollkr•• llocOtch In .... ofll<• ol , ... "EDEllAl SAVINGS AHO LOAN AS· E701, Htwport 0..ch, C• t'ltoJ llftder -__ , '° 0..0 ot Trust Co.;nty AK~-of Or-c-ly, SOCIA Tl~. A COAPOAA Tl()H, Tiii\ l>uW•HI" <OftCN<lld lly ....... r«.oreltd OIKetnbott n. 1• H Instr C•lllorftl• Wi ll SELL AT PU9LIC Ae<ordeel J"ly 10. "" H '"''' NO G1¥10u•I He. l11 ......... 1*3, IMtft 504, ol Of• AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIOOE.11 1 iU1 In -l:rn7, 1141 .. 467• Of 01· IN•y Elll'\ Mo<Qtt> 11<1•1 ••tordt, t••CUltd 1>y:1 FOllCASH tpeytt>M•t t1meolulom llcl•I AKOfGO tn , ... Ollou ol IM Thi\ ·•••tmtm w•• llltd wllll '"' DOUGLAS A. STAlllK es tnntorftl, In lowllll ........, of lllo Uftlled St•IHI Re<or<Nr ol Or-C°""tr. Hid OHd County Cler-01 Ottllft County on Uw oltl<t .. ,,_ Gaun1y Rocordlf of MONl(S MOST IE TENOEllEO IN of truil OeKrt~ 1,,_ loll-inll "'"' Ju~ I '"' o ...... c-~. St ... Of c.iuorfll•. CASH , CASHIEIU CHECKS . perty JAMESN IAlll ll Will SEU.AT PUILIC AUCTIOff CIEIU.,llEO CHEC«S, AT THE Lot10o1 Tre<IHO toU,t090t1Wr •tDH.,0.lve. fO HIOHCST 91001!11 FOlt CAs.4 FllONT IEHTAAHCI TO THE OlO wllll •n -·-1 1l?lll inttta.t 1,, Sotlto U C1Mrtt>M Al tlnw ot HI• In ,_..,, OltAHOll COUNTY COU RTHOUSE, lOI I of T N ,._, ,......y of .. Unlled Sl•IMI al. IOlllll LOCATIO Off SANTA ANA 8LYO., 1 4 rte! o ..SS on'"' .......,,.ty Now ... rt .. Kio, CA n..J lronl -r...ct 10 ,,,_ 0r.-. C-ty 9ETWllN SYCAMOltl STltEET ol Or•ftft, Sl•lt of C•lllo-nre. H per l'IU7U Oki Co..rt-.100 llocll of WHI s. ANO lltOAO\'¥,t.Y, SANTA AHA. ~ .. • :.K:.~t11''!.. BoollM'•sP•,· IPn•,'!.'.'04fl J Pu11,1,''"'"'1• ,°'. J-1 Jc:'* .. '1' 0•"'2!'..t.lo~i I• Ant lelll••d, City of Sitnt• Ana, CALll<OltHIA all rltfll, 1111• •nd ,,.. flee of .,_-co!~i:':ecor~• o;· wld .,,.. . ' • u Y • ......... Stal• of C.lllwftl•. •II rlQlll, 1111• end .. ,. .. , (Oll .. yecl to:'"' -MIG lly 11 COllftly. '"'•"t1<llWIY9CllD.,.Onow11t1011y11 111""~r~~.!.fo ~!.!~'~!'..,.,, ;-uo1 Otvonsllir• Dm•, e1 Toro, PUBLIC NOTICE llllder talO OMd of Trutt '" ,,,. P•-•· Y ' u......, 11 """'' Y '"'"' • • C•lllornl• ly tlllM190 Ill Miki C-ty Ol'ICI Sit dtt<rllled M: "Cll • ttr•I -""or common de· Cle1<rl11M • Lot t of Tre<t Ho. "91, Loi JI " Tt•c:I Ho 2ijt, In Ille City tlQlltlloll ll \l!Own •Do•• ,.. werrtnty City of Colla Mne, H •-non• m Of Cotlt ""9M. C-1y of Ortn91. SI_.. It olven ea to ltt omoltttneu " cpr recOf'Cltd 1118ooll111, p ... , It, 11, 11, of Celllti'No, •s ,., ,.,..P recorWO In rectneul." IO and II Of Mlt<tll•-Mept, •o.-•f , .... n •lld ,. Of ,.... Tiit ...... !( .... , ""'°" .... Oted .. lttcordt 0r.,. c-t'r. Calllwnl•. cello,.._ MN•. '" ti• tffl<• of Ille T'"''· "Y ,...,. o1 • ll<'M<" or oetautt Tiie sll'Wt eddrftt end otl11t C*ll c ... 111., llKbrcllt Of,,.. <_t,, In ll1t 00110011-wcurecl thertlly, MOfl ~loft. II *'Y• of I,_ ,.., Tiie strtoet ...,_ MW otMt <-· lltttlof.,. t..C-•ncl Ollll•ered to ~rtv 9R1i..., -Is"'"-mo!' •~i.n. II -· " IN ,.., Ille~• wrll9ft·Oec,., .. ,.., to 119· t• FfY'tltt Clf<le, C-1• MeM, ,,._.,.Y dookrltiect _,.. It Pli'-'" of Oe1•"'1 ...., o.meno lor S.le. •ftO Calllornlt It -.1 tat• WtlltlllMi.t A-. Ce.t• wtlttell "°41ca o1 llrMCll •nd ot •tecllon TM _,..,... ,,.,, ... fltotltlm 111\eM, Callfwmlet»V to, ..... '"' wndOrJlol*I •• Mii '* ... , llM!lfty for OllJ lllCOrrt<IMU .. Tiit .,...,,,IM. dl\<l•lnU ... , ,,...,.,,, to wtlafy "'" ollllpellOf!J, IN '''""' ...,... ..... otN• c llaOfllll' IW Olly fn<.ort·Kll\OJI Of .... ond ,,., ...... ,,,. ..... rt! ..... C..UMf detltNt~•-Y. •flown lwreln. ttrtot ..,._, 9lld otl!W' cornmo11 • Hid llOll<• of llrH<ll •llO ot oledlon to S.14 ..., #Ill lie meot, Dut wlt"9u ••tll•tlOll, II*''• •fl0wll 11trtlri. .. rKOl'Wd ~T )0, 1'90 ot lnarr, Ho. wv.,..111 or wtrr...ty, .. .,..,.or Im Seid Miit ""11 Ill Mede, a.ic "'""°"' UH' 1,. 11oo11 1at22, oe9e ne. of ,ola '""'· ,.....,.. ... 1111•. PotMHIOI>, ., <Ovtn•!ll "' -reMy, U!WtH Of' ''"' Ottl<l•I AtKOf'Ch. tft(llmWtlKM, 10 • ., '"' '°"'*'"' P•lt•. r ........ Ulft, "°'""'°"· or Seid Nit wlll .. '"-· l>ul ""'*'' prln(lr:f Mn of Ille Mtahl *'W tll<W"*'-· to 119Y IM ••melnlllQ <0•-11t tr ••rrt11tr, •MP'tU or Im· lty .. f 0... ti Trwet, wltll tn !lflflcl,.I Mll'll of IM nolehl M<llrN plltf, r...,.ino lltlt, potWHlotl, or !MnM, II ~ NI Ml4I ,....0)1 '' ,•fl'll 0..0 ti Trust, wl"' lnlff'ttl tnc11mbrMCe., Ill POY "'* ~"'"'"' _.,_ Ir ...,, _..,, IN W-OI "-'""· ft pr.,IGM Ill Mid' Mlfl> prtnclHI Mfl 01 I,_ llOltCU -uttCI .... Dtef fll Tl'IM, ....... ,._... W lift'fl(tl, 11 ""·i~ 11" .. rrtl.J OI llY Miii 0.... of Tr111I wlll\ llllffttl tt .. _._ fll .. T,_... 01141 fll .. tM l)tf'I 4lf Trljl , ftH, CMrtH -Ill lelG Mia_.._ ... ...C., M. _.,~ VW.J <,.._ .. ..W 0... fll Ttllll, t•~llMt .. H T~ "'4 Of tile !Hider llW Mffl\a 'llf 9'1d 0.., If fMI. .., ... ..,.... ,_,.,..,, tri1tlt ,,..... lly tel4 0..0 I/I Trual, f"'· cllertn -UHll'tt of tM .... ! U>IJ.U. ...wit. tn,IU.SS. Tr"tt" ...0 ti 1119 INtl> <•Mfod oy Tiit ..... l(l«y llNff' , ... OeM ti Tiit Mfttfklet'y WMltr ttlf Oeod Of H id p_. • ,,.,.1 S.lf Ml• •Ill lie Ttw\I ,..,........ tHCvtt4 •ft41 ... T!,lf\ lltrttofOft tH<UIH alld ft. Ml4 Oii T .... y, JUiy , .. 1•1 ot 2 00 ,.,.., .... • _...,.. • wt II,..... .. h ~...,... • •rllttll p "'• ot tt>o ~ 5trwt t11tr1110 Oecl.,«1119 l/f o.fMt OIMI Otclet~lall " Oefew11 ...., Ot1N'141 '° tM (MC~ au11c11no. JOO Ea\t fot Sot., llfl4I o wrltlt11 Httkt Of tor •olt, •llCI a 11rrllla!1 Hollo Ot ClltPllllll Avtnuo, In Ille City el Otfevll .,.. l1tctt91 lo tell. n.. -0.IPl.llt ... llttllen It litll. TM ~ °''"'°' c.tllftrni., ••ralt11M,,1a11to4I u l41 Hotlce •et1ltnoe1 t••0 •d ••141 "otlce tJ AllllO II,... .... 111111t1 llU!>lk•llOll Of'f9111t -"' •*'j ........ to .. ,., Ool•ult -jllKllOll to Sell IO .. ,. Of tltll ftMICC. " IMll •IMWll .. " ~ Mt ... c.fty ....,_ ttw ,_. <~ In Ille <-iv lirflt(t lflO reel Ull••ICI Mlollll<O of 111• OOlltatlOI\ ~y ......... "'""' I• IOC•ltel "~' itrwt ACI· MC"rtd 11'1 IM Mo¥t clott!IMd IMtcl of O•t J-lt, "" Clreu e11• TtttPllOn• Humkr or ltwtl eM ........... CM, .,........._ T='IMl,.l(lt TIT._. Trwatw llf ,.,_ <IMUC""t Mle It IMNll-•l•it1t ti..t1 I ANCI C0M'ANY, L.ot lt119tlft Tiiie •M Trust 0.0. O•ltt Jo//f/t ti, 1•1' A~'CNINIA c.tn-y .. ,,,.... CICO Ciertolr• IU...,_IOATITll C~ATI«* 11011, AMiii, .... c;_,.lty Al:,' S.ltYICI• tl'f( ... TNMN ...... ~'1JJt,ll~ ..... ,""' .. .. .,...:',:..,.. ON (:;:attile• ~o 1uv'1t•co, •tCA nn.a ,, ly CICOOU~ lt1 W.rlo~ll. I CIO ..... ,........ lit<,,_..,., _,. •~•t :i.=• ..... _ 1 OlcC ... eN&WHt; • .,..~ car...~ .... ~-CC&... ....l ...... ll:....-..... ~.:::,.. ~ ...... PllCN ..... ~ CllMe Dfl" • ._ ... '-....... ~ ,..,.... "'"" .... Of11191 ~ .... ....... ,, ... a.hi! ., ,,!:';'~~611~ 0et1, .. , ... ,_,.,,.,Jwty>,t•~. .., ,.111 "'CTITIOUS IUSINIH N.AM• STATIMaNT T lie 1011ow1n9 peraona ••• doln9 1>u1111enas Ill COSTA MESA l'lllOPElllTIES. LTO , 111 CHANOINO TIMIE!.-COSTA MESA rNYESTMIHT. 1'U ~ St. C•ta MHe. C. "611 Jtllr•r t< ,,, .. ,.,, 1oen LI~ Ottmll:I" _It,.,. Ce .., N•w Time" In< Ct C-llorftl• <~ ~~~~ E Wllllll« 81., Wiii~ Tltlt Ml-• ., 'ondU<lecl lly • '~ eorotlon, , HIWTIMU,INC ~ JOIWI lttld, 59< rtt.,y t. 0--41'tt1110f Jeflr.., It. Fr•!lot, • ~ti Pertllff' " T 11 It ,._...,.,..,,. ... llltd ...... ti!( co..n1, c1er11 o1 0r ... 11t c_,,, 9" JuM IS, 1 .. 1. • PM411f P11llllS/IM Or .... C-t Delly l"li.I JllM It. M. J~y J, 10, "" PUBLIC NOTICE Coast students Pomona grads Seven lt>Cal atudeoll have 1raduated with bachtlor of art decree• from Pomona Colleae. They are: C-• .._, -Mk-L 9-.-, 0.-L. llrtMltMlr, ....,._ J. ,__ Mii ....nu A. Tica. ~ .... _ MM...,-.1 A,"'-"'---Oulf ~. Mcc.1111.. ......... 9Mdl-MMV 0 Cl.cc ... VCLA graduate Robin Lee Miller, dauehter of Or. and Mrs. Barry Todd MUler of Laguna Beach, was graduat- ed with a bachelor of arta dearee in political sociology from UCLA. She is a Corona del Mar High School graduate. Her parents live at 24 Lagunlta. Northwestern Krads Jennifer L. Foor and Robert H. Yesk. both of Newport Beach, have graduated from Northwestern University ln Evanston, Ill. with bachelor of science degrees In speech. Pair earn degrees Andy Barkley of Costa Mesa and Kris Walcott of Dana Point have received bachelor of art degrees from Christ College Irvine. Barkley wiU continue his ministerial education at Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, Ind. Ms. Walcott plans to enroll ina master's program nextfall. Mesan Harvard grad Terri L. Bergman of Costa Mesa has gradual· ed from the John F. Kennedy School of Govern· ment at Harvard University. Mesans gel degrees Six Costa Mesa residents have graduated with either a bachelors or master's degree fTom the University of Redlands' Al/red North Whitehead Center for Lifelong Learning. Sally M. DiMino. Arline C. Eveland, Cortlend Greeley, Nance C. Imler, Michael H. Noyes and William B. Raymer received their degrees under the program. which isdesigned for students with full time jobs. VCLA a1vard wo11 Audrey Paige. a 1975 Edison High School graduate, has won the Sister Cities International Award for World Trade Week from the UCLA Graduate School of Management. Ms . Paige plans to work for Chevron as a financial analyst. She is the daughter of Sveto and Ruth Paige of Huntington Beach. Mesan graduates Barbara J . Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Johnson of Costa Mesa. has graduated from Touro Infirmary School of Nursing in New Orleans. Newporter graduates Grant Healey of Newport Beach has graduated from Wasatch Academy. an independent, coeduca· tional boarding higt\ school 10 Mt. Pleasant. Utah. He is the son of Mr and Mrs. Harry Healey. Pair tvi11 sclwlarships Vocalists Duane L . Wipperman amd Lisa Ann McPhall of Costa Mesa have both won $250 scholarships from San Diego State University's music department. Student on dean's list Suzanne Butts if Newport Beach has been named to the dean's list at Stephens College of Columbia, Mo. Ms. Butts is the d aughter of Jeanne and Hal Butt• 2 a4mitted with lwnors Roberto Jara Jr. of Costa Mesa and Kelly Jen- nings o( Huntington Beach have been granted ad- mission with honors to Westmont CoU.ege in Santa Barbara. Jara, the son of Roberto and Ol1a Jara, is a graduate of Costa Mesa High School. Ms. Jennings. the daul.bt.er of Au and Cyn- thia Jennings, graduated from Marina High School. Citation awarded Mona P . Rosenberg of Corona del Mar has received a citation from the developmental psychology department at UC Davia for scholastic achievement. Student earns degree Mark L. Beckenbach of Huntington Beach bu r~eived a bachelor's deeree from Ohio Wesleyan University. Boat owners stage protest ltMl:RALD BAY (AP) -Whlltle-tootln1 boat ownen ttqed a proteat ln t.be normally placid waten of Emerald Bay. They were abowlnt t.helr unhappln111 with a deelalon by the California DePartment of Parkl and ~aUon to Jet the Taboe I ferry boat dilcbarae PUMn&tn near the Vlktna•ltolm cutJe. PrevioullJ, no boat.I were alaow.d to .,.ek up or let oft PM--.•n Md...,.,.. wbo waat.eil to IM UM e..U• had to make 1 ltMp mU.loftC bit• to aet to It. c.JlfornJa offtelall dedded to Wit Tahoe 1 dllchaf .. .,....... to KOOmmodate t.be elderlJ wl"Md'e•pPied. OIMI' '""' _tiloet OWDtr't deetded to prcMlt t.be Mllllcill fa'fGltnl TabOe I bJ IMdlll CMll more than • ~ at vw.a..-m. ,,,_. ,...... no lMldmla.aiDd DO arrau. • P\JBUC NOTICE tllt .......... ,,.It, MOTICa CW HVSTaa•a IAl.8 T.a.-..-c .... °" J"'' lo. ....... t11J A.M., OJI. Hav1caCOMPAHV et"'IY ..... ,.,. ed Tr11ttet W!Olt eM ...,.._, .. 0.. .. Trvt:I ....... ~I 21, I-Intl .... um,"' ... ·-· .... ""·., Offlcl•I ,.__ 11'1 Ille effl<t ti tlle c_,, ~-. of o..,... Ceuft4y, Sl•le Of Call .... 111•. ,_,._. i.y LA Pl•l.E LANa PAaTN81U u Vvttiff. '#11.L S.LI. AT ""el.IC AUCTIOH TO HIOHHT e1ooe:a llOa CASH IP•Y•llle et 1'-el Ute 111 l•Wfwl -y of IN Ulllltd St.le.), •I ti. ltOlll tnlrMCe lo Ille OICI OrM91 C- ly COllt't'-M, l«tttd Oii Jeni• Atlll BhtCI., lie'-S~-,. $1rwl _,.. e;Mdwty, Sef>I• .,._, C.. •II ttehl, 11· tit •no lnt..-nl con,..m '° MCI ,...., l>tlel llY II ""4lr U ICI o.ed of Ttlnl In IM Pt--1y tll\Oll.H 111 .. ICI County •nCI Sitt. ctttcrlmo "· LOI U of Trtt, Pttt • of Mltctll•n•w• Meps, 11'1 Ille office of Ille county ... corder of ulct COl#lly The •lrwl tdelr•• tl'ICI of .... Cllf'I\ mol'I .. ~tlon, II MY, of, ..... . pr~rty detcrl-_,.. " poor\)Or1ect lo lie U7 y l'Nrle L..Me, C•lt .._. ... Ct llt tttt1 TIM Ul'ldtnOgneCI Trwtte Oh<ltim• 111y lltlllllty for .,.., lncouectlwu of llM ll•NI tOdresl -_, c-... CIHJ911eJ1on, II _,y, ~ft llertlft S• Ml wit will be ....-. llul wlt'*'t co .. ..-.n1 or wtuMty, tasweu or Im pllt<I, ·~•Of"V lltlt, -Hioft, OI encuml>ftnCH, to pey the ,...,,lnlno l>f'illclpel S<lm of Ille nott(J) M<Uftcl llY u lct Oetcl of Trw1, will\ tn1er .. 1 lllertOn, ti ptOV-In .. 10 Mleh), Mvtl'ICH, If _,y, under Ille ltrm• of H ICI Offd of lrU5t, I••· c,._r911 er>ct tapcn~1 of IN Tr1n1 .. er>ct of lllt trutlJ creetta by uic1 ~of Tr1nl Tiie totel amount ol Ille 1111p1ICI t>tl111co1 ol I,. *'9ttlon wcurtcl lly Ille property lo be IOIO tllCI •ffMllWlblt utlmelect coll\, upen1et e no t lf. vencu et Ill• time ol 1111 1 .. 11111 Chlbllcttlon ol ,,_ Nottct OI Siie 11 •••,OSS . .0, Wlll<h " COfnllOWO of ll>t 'tollowl~. Princ1pe1 \ll,)00.00 llllttffl~'IS-4.23 CotltW01.J7 fnt IMMllci..-y ....otr .. Id Oet<1 01 Tru1t herttOlort ut<ultO '"" 0•· llvereo lo the llllOtr\1_.i • writ!.., O.cl•••tloft OI 0.1 ... 11 ~ Oem.tld tor Stlt, eno • written Notl<t ol O.ltult -Election to Sell Tiie ..,.. Oe,.l9ne<1 c•OHCI u 10 Notice of Oela1111 -Election Jo Sell Jo be rt corot0 111 ,,. c°""'' wnere ,,. rH I oroe>ert f 11 JOUl..S Dete J ...... , .. , DSL SE JllVICE COMPANY ••wklTruslee .l100 Brltlcll St. Coti. MIH, Ce .,.,. hi ,,,., ~11 B• LourcllH Gttc i.. T ""I Olfker Publl.,,.., Or-Conl O•llY Piiot. J-"· 2' July J, '"I 1111.tl PUBLIC NOTICE T-4ml NOTIC8 011 T•UITaa'l IAl.a T.LHo.~v On J11Jy 21, 1 .. 1, at 10:00 A.M., VERDUGO SERVICE CORPORATION,. C:.lfloml• corpo ... llon ts duly _.,., ... Trv•t .. -ano PU•-• to DMCI ol Tru•t re CDf'Oecl -cll 7, .. ,, ... Inn. No. SIU, In -t01121, ..-.e 2U, of OOlciel RtcorOt 11'1 Ille ofllce Of Ille County Recoroers of Or.not County, si.11 Of Ct lllornlt, tuc11ttcl llY GILBERT ROZAOILLA tnO JERI O'HARA llOZAOILLA. lllltobtl'ld MCI wile, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (peyeblt t i ti-of .. 1. In l.wful ll'IOllty of 11W UnlltCI SIAlletl •t 1M Hortll ltOfll t11lr~t of ,,_ C-y C..,rl-. 700 Civic Cent..-~1 .. WHt, SaMA ~. CA., •II ri .... , llti. -lftf-t conve"" to -now -~ II ~ wld OetCI of T•utl 111 1M -r1y .,,_ 11'1 .. ,Cl C-y - s .... -·IOtCI •• Lot tJ 111 BIO<ll 6U OI Ctr.,.. Otl llMr. City of ..._, 9H<1t, C-ty ti °'"'"· SC..ta of C..lllontta, u ,.., ...... '"--In -J. ~· •• -42 of Ml-'-o -.,a, 111 t"9 tlfl<t of Ille C-y Rtcordt< of wlct C-ty Tiie t:lrwt _..., -...... <-· ,,_ ~""'· ti ...... " , .. , ... ~y Cllltcrlbecl _,.. It --'tel .. lie: ... A & • PllM-11•. "'-"" Bet<ll, Cetltornlt '2&2S T"e --.! ...... Tt-OIK1t lm1 MIY ll•lllllty lot .,., il'ICorreclntH of htl..i ...... -o .... c-OtJ19n•llon, ti..,,, "'-' i.reln. S.10 Mlle wHI be ...... llwt wl"'°"I COVtll6'\I .... W.,r.,ly, UptHI .... Im plltcl, r...,-dl119 lill•, ~°"• or tfK11mllr1n<tt, lnctucll~ , .. ,,<~Ill• -··-of ... ,, ...... -of ,,. In.tilt cr .. lecl lly MIO OWcl of frutl, Ill pey 111e ....... 1111nv prlnclpe1 wm• ot Ille llOlth) -Wtcl by Mid Oet<I OI Tr111I to wit: s.M,Ut.» wltll l"ltr•tl .,.,..., trom Septem0er U, '"°· t i l,2S,. -.........,. • providtcl 111 ••ct Mltlsl p1w c.aelt atlCI My edvetKet el •1,076.•S wllll lnterHI, "Ytlll• llY Cttlllen <Mck 11'1 f-of V•niueot S.rv lu c.ori. .. I l'IC. ' TM beMll<i.,.y _, .. 1e1 Deed of Trust IMrtlofort necuteCI tllCI Ot· llvtrtCI to ti. ~ • wrltot O.cttrttlol'I ol Cltf....,I -Oemanel for Seit, alld • written Not~ of Oeltwlt •r>ct Election to S.11. Tiie ~.,....., ClllHCI .. 1d Nolle• of Oeltult -EltcllOft ID 5"11 to be •KorCled "' , .. COlllllY .,,.,. Ille tttl pr-r1Y It 1ocet..i 0•1•. J1IW , .. 1•1 VE"OUOOSERVICI COltPOAATIOH 410Ho. BrMd Blvd . ..... 422. G-le.CA.tUOJ By 1.tl1tlnt VII tow _.UICI S19Mturt Pilbllllllel 0r81'19t CMtl o.tly 1'11tt J->•. JIAy J, 10, 1 .. 1 ml.ti P UBUC NOTICE oaANO• COUNTY CINTaAI. MUNIC.,AL COUaT 1• •1c c:..w Drift .... ........ Callfenllt tf7tl PLAINTll'F: INIURANCI COM· PANY OF NORTH AMERICA OEl'&NO'INT : ELllo\la I! TAKENl~I MCI DOU I lllrOU1lfl 10, ln<l11•lw. • L 6 4 2 • 5 6" 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • -I -.,. • • .. . .. . . -..... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 DI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 81•...e IOI .._..,.._Wt He.Nt,..,.W. MwttF..-Wt HMttFwWt ................•.•...• ~······················ ········•······•·••·•·· ..•..•••••..................•...•.....•....... OWMYOUI lw...e 1001 .. .._. IOU c:..t.W.. 1024 C..Mtill 1'24 O\AIM. ~ ........................................................................................... . '"" L-. loY"&ort Duplu on bnt $5,000 .,._ Nfltled ill Wuhie(loe CHA .... YllW Nearly new duplu. slrfft, pool, hJ U>tomt 3br. 2ba. dlniAa atta, rt· Olymplt Penluula FIOMSUtelCK Tbree and lwo Owatr 1320.000 furbished, beech, lo Woods. Catch ltedltld OnlyDOIJOO!Clwmln& bedrooma. Thrtt and M0-4918 vutor'• drum. or Trout •Salmon 100 yd.I N rt......... 8d lWO bat.bl ldeaUy de--Jlarter borM' TalloNd t.o river. lt mlAllttl to ewpo -ui 4 rm, li•ft-' for •u.ta. t.arae = W~ I J..4 fiaaad•C to YGUT aeede . Pacific n.......aa fiahin1. feetuta wood bura1A1 ..,_ • s -, 1L• • dbl aided • " 1.10 ..... ""''p ..... -"""' fl:ft lac ff .. aaeumablt lit and "" ... ""WI • _ _, -Uae as a home, l\et.ttat, • ."•• o.er frpk, 1un rm. low 111t 0 -· -R or B11tln• with tu ad· '1 '°' nh rear ~· owner wUt carry hd auumable, low down ----- vutaaea .... main lod&e ered pal10. Owner la T D Call Roser Bar· OWC M .000. 336 Prin 0.. ,... I U6 .. ...,_. , ..... ba motlvaltdandwUllnato quiet, 75i·12U or t D C 11 ••••••••• .. • .. ••••••••• room, ~ uunne, 'l'W , hel~ fin-! J•"'t "·ted. &al·7'00. c e o n r a moeUy Cedar conatnac .,_.. --213-313-47'7 tion on 10 + acrn Cl now,t7H550 DISTR~SAL~ OPIM Sit,,,_ Z·I UIOl .. &..hni Loclae la f\lmiahed. A•· T..ux Owner bad bu11nea1 aumable mort1a11e at Three units with failure MuttaeU•BR2 n . DS7,000. Write P.0 flreplare1. on • 45' Ba house, wtfam rm Box l.2M Port An11etus. Corona del Illar lot, for on I y u 4• 900 ! Near 3 yr old Spanllh had~· da. 4 Br 3 ba, fam. dio· Ina. billiard rm 2 wet bars. powder nn. Pro/. l1ndacaped w/apa Of. fcrtd at apprliled value or~.000. WA 98362 or Phone the price ol • duplex. P•uhirino. Needs 112.000 (206)~T·Ul58or 374.6295 Favorable au um able cub Auume 183,000 Y'IW.,IB COMMmCIAL Ut loan, selltr w/carry lo11nll Needs work n , --. 2nd. Priced at $322,000 p I In •· c Reduced to 1335.000 + .... _ down payment 90,000 ~~nly Dev "' 0 Cameo Hil}llands on fee Spacio1&1 3 bdrm, 2 bath By Owner/Bkr -wlU ----c ...... ,,r· 4tMl land. Alt. 1173·7761 , apt. Bltina. wet bar, cooperate.675-3141 MOMTICILLO 180-138'7 fireplace. atnum. Over - 500 aq ft ol business 14 IAllB IHI COteO SHOWS LMI MOOR. apace + 4 car &•rage. Leuurious Ir apacious. 4 Bdrm, dbl gar. patio, Fo.t• Y.., I OJ4 3 Bdrm 301115' F IR Priced at S350,000. lhis ~ sq. ft 3 bdrm k1dJ pell OK 540.000 lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• + + + Anahelm cul-de· home wtth dining room . assumt S&0.000 loans ASSOMAl&.11 sac Owner will help family room, patio & ~ mo H.., & Rief finan more in uclusl\e C URg».6616 L8334SanlaJoananaCir C.H R63&-45616 Jumme Creek with 24 COUlGIPAll 3250 aq rt. of warm hour security, bt'aut1ful POOl HOMI drama wll.b fabuloua as· Peoplt who need People I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~! grounds, pool & 1acuu1 3 Bdrm, Q>mplriel)' re sumable ~~.600 at las Thal'swhatthe ........... 1004 At $375,000 It won't last furbtShed Sl4.500 down lhan 105'\ rmest,cul SF.R~l~l~~r~~g:;:ORY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~&I /'0c :~~ ~005:: and auuCe 9i~r; In ~l~~~:::,:,onoly~e:.~ I& alJ about I For s•aw Ow.er J.213)433-7493 ---•1•5.ooo ull Brenda. pool 2 bits lo huge park Spectaculadatory Cape Bkr 731·92'18 & Sl'hool, 1hopp1ng Cod 3 Bdrm. 2 ba , + lge PAln&SHlr ~ AITD or take over Just CWSIFIEO INDEX I bdrm unit. Seperale DW\11 ~ 1229,900 (CS Realty guest rm w1taundry & Sl'-0 ooo--u. t'-• ... ,. • · ..-· -· vns wacOME ._.. ... ... bath Lge ruled aasuma· T h e per f e c t d u a I 00 -"'---=-- ble at 12~ + owe 2nd ownership property with StZ..t IY OWMH h Pia Y• M, Cal 67J·0188_.__ _ 2 almost equal 2 Bdrm. 2 POOL HOME All orfers. Low down, ba unit a with master VA NO NO• will carry paper. Lge 4 642-5678 IUOH ..... ,, ... , ...... .. ........... ~ ••4 ,..,., •• ,,.,. ........... l'lleDAllY ,.or-~ lw flM llrol ._.,_, ..--.....,. HOUSH fOI SALi 1 .. J . lfH OTHa UAL ISTATI 11".Jfft 194TA1.S ll .. 0 400 USIMISS, IH\'ISTMEHT AMAHCI Mel. HU 4HMOUHCB41HTS .... LOST & F04IMO UH P'BSOMAU UM Hl\'ICI DtUCTOIT .... SCHOOls& IMS T'IUCTIOM 7tot ForS•lyOWMt Newly remodtled 3 Br 2 Ba home with bay Vlt'W Lort. used bnck frplc . laundry rm, 2 car gar Huge r111ed assumable at 11 7. + owe 2nd 673·0188 CoroH det M.-I 02.2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTH OF HWY 1225.000 2 Bdnn homt I block from O«an Blvd HAllOI VIEW HOMES PALaMO Lovel)' • Bdrm home on large comer lol. 1325.000 FEE Bern1l11 Ellertstn. Broker. 615·2373 or 770.ISM. CAMEO SHC>alS llAUTY &uiUI, st.one firplc and • No down ~.nd no costs bdrm + spa. 96+-63!15 d b ed to VA.. Don t miss this woo earn ceilings rare opportun1tv 3 H ... '-toaleocla 1040 all on an oversiz.e lot , ..., spac1ou£ bdrms. 2 l>aths, ••••••••••••••••••••••• with pnvate patios and family rm. f"'lc. rormal Ow..rwtl""-ct decks. $321),000, 10'".-mt · .. financing. dining rm and cool With 20'1 dn lmmac 5 Cal How 644-721 1 refreshing poo1 On quiet br. 21,, ba, ram rm w /Jn NIGU (}AIL£Y & ASSOCIATES IUIL.085 3 BR -I ~• BA home with room for 21'1<1 t.aUt So of Hwy $23$,000 OWNERMAY CARRY Call Stephen Me)ers. bkr,at7~ WATERFRONT A.PT 2Br lux apt overlookmg Nwpt Harbor Spec lacular view. sec gmds w1pool & jac Encl park 1ng. scso.ooo w 1s100.ooo dwn. owe at 12.15"; llll. 2525 E Oen Blvd •PS. bo;it avail. 12131 2.87 OOS5 ~---- tree lined cul de 8ll<' Crplc, fonnal din nn. Owner m~t sell ASAP ' l11e bal'kyd wipatlo It Please call bltr for de gas fire pit. frwl trees . tails prof landsc aped Ul·224' S!98,900 Owner agt. ~"""" SI 15,000 Approa SllOOfMo. Low dwn owe paper All orfers welcome' ~l·l!!!!!L.~ 1131 Cbarm111g 2br. Iba col Lage on roomy R2 E S1de lot so· x 12.5· o we S95K at IS', interest with S2Sk dwnpa) ment 646.2389 R-2 848~&SS.3 --- a Town(?}' Country OULT<U WAUlTOIUCH Desirable Condo Z Bdrm 2 ba 1n Buchwallt Assumable loan Sl37,900. 55~1100 AuntemC JOH WAHTIO 7071 H&PWAHTIO 71t0 MaCHAHDISI toOS • ..,, Estate swtmming pool. dramatic ocean view 3 lge bdrm su1tu. 4•, baths E11qul s 1t e landscaping 1850,000 --------• Let meshow you! 12v. % fmnci11 Three houses on one lot Easlsldt' Rented at 5495 ca Only S179.!IOO Call 645 9161 CA.PICOD Refurbished, redeeoral· l'd, al)d new appliances added Ideal locauon. I Fiii TO T041 llf41 IOAn & MAllMI La, (j/IJta; ~ NIM REAL ESTATE 644·6397 NEW! CuunTIY blk rrom Lake Park and SPY GUSS ~T TIAMVOITA TIOM tlll·•- AUTOMOMl.n ....... 14 Night lite & O<'t'ln view Lovely 5 bdrm home 1649,000 170.000 dn & owe bal at 12~'l Ult --760-8~ - lllK&"N SHOW IUSlllESS C M R E A G l 0 0 E 0 R R 0 A H M C A S Y H V M A K E B E E C H A R A 0 E C A M P R A S T H G I l T 0 0 F M U l 0 M C 0 E R R A H C E E Y N G I G T l E P M A l O' M I M R l H 0 H M 0 H S I H O T A 8 0 W Y 0 L P M A 0 l E E P V G H 8 I K L 0 H I A 0 A T 0 S S C E E A Y P J U E C V R G S H H T H A 0 C 0 A N R A H M 8 G R E A 0 A T T l N U R 0 I 0 G X 0 E V P H G 0 R 0 U E 0 A E l C 0 M E Y A l P E 0 A A A H H V R 0 A P R Y A Z 0 I T G S U B G C 0 Y A 0 N l N E R A V l 0 V M I T U H A I B H 0 T 0 A V 0 E C L L M E A C E 0 U A V A Y P S P E C T A C L E D ...... ~If ...... f~= llld ~It 1n: ~ " ... ..,,. ~ ,..... .. TlltStap ~ ~" Fooil;ltl ......... awMe " "8y v..-.. T~ e ~ ......... Comtdy T C1111C1t1W: F tin ~-=-:..:..:.:---&. Uo\Y ll l'Ol.Ll:-0---.----i >t r-o.ir-., c:..dt ~ V An e1J1•1 .. l+le ,, ... , To -loo..,."~ 1., So1Y•do1 .....i ...... .,., .. ~"'9!0~• °'to" Zoda l>rtl> • 9" , .... »-» .. ,._ aoo .. ~• •• 11--. ·-.,_ ·-........ ., .. UOott .. _ '"" .. _ ,,_ lfC.-.. ,_ .... .... .,_ u-"'°" ·-·-.,._ ·-·-en.. i:::' ~~~~-4t~s· = -.. Qefl.l'Cll&M----..., • ...._ 111119"" .. ..., .............. ~ ................... L~IFEL I I I I I r _ EIHYO I • I I I r . J , E 0 IC T I l I I I I . : FRENCH HOME. 2auas TO IEEAN o .... w. fili•ct-Mo~ffiiMJ 641..0166 67).7551 2 Bedroom House with new 3 Bedroom Urut 4 car garage. large lot 20~ down 675·0562 Brok~-_ C0tlaMtta 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• YA POOLLHOMI Lovely 3 Bdrm home featuring master bdrm with open beamed ce1I· ings and Ben Franklin rircplace. den. and library 1study off master bdrm. Elegant formal dining room overlooking pool and patio. Assuma- b I e financ ing also available Asking St~.000 For an appoint ment to see. call~ 1151 -s~ HERITAGE . REALTORS MESAYIDI Executive home. 3 br, 2 ba, l slory home on quiet cul·de-sac st. I lge bdnn could be converted to ~t' 4th bdrm Room (ff"« V access or pool . Bkr, 963-81&2. OWHa AHAMCID Largt 4 Bdrm 2 bath hom e, beautiful wallpapen throout. Cul de sac stnet. Owner will carry .~ITD for 7 yean at 13.5 interest. For an appointment to see, call ~1151 I .. HERITAGE . RE.ALTORS ; OPEN HOUSE walk111g distance to tht' ocean RE Al TY /. Cttltwy 21 /s-i 53~7542 _ '!!!!!!llJ!!!!!!!lll!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!~Ocun \•1cw 4 Br 2 Ba MESA YBDE lndry rm , hot tub HSTYALUI Sl58.ooo 846 4080. Sharp2Story.4Br.3Ba. 964 ~12 ----new c1rpel, rtdwood No Down. Eqwty Shar spa, easy care yard As· 1111 2 St . 2 BO . 21.., BA sume low 1ntettst loan Sl400mo_Q!ry 8'8-31 ~ Sl65.000 D Bur kt htnfiT• OwMr ~alt.or~•-Auiol9SI11,500 liSTSIDE 2HOMES On large lot A 3 Bdrm 2 bath, 2 rplc's. patio. PLL'S 2 Bdrm cottage. S165,000 F111ancrng b) owner 12": aoy Mcc..lt. Hr. 541-7729 Htwpor+ HcJts Area Brand new• fin est quality condo' 3 bdrms, 21., ba Fantastic C111anc ing. Call now for details 1 m1 ''''"" PAIKlllSTOL 2 Bdrm condo, So Coast Plau $84,000 Rita Wnt.er A en 752-5710 SPAllLB! Charming 3br. 2ba. home 1n a lovely sett111g Close to Newport & Beaches Open Sun I s 284 E. Bay Sl CM 494·4751 AGT PRICED TO SELL Lowesl pnced condo of Thr right ofrrr & you can be •, m 1 from beach rn lhlS 1mmac . beaut & h1ghl) upgraded 2 br. p, ba condo Ideal for r ouple Wl'lbar . firtplace. comm pools. 11ruz21 , tenni s & clubhoust' for letSure liv- ing RV prkg Open I S. Fri & Sal 5766 Verde Mar Dr . Bier Non·Coop 536·1600, 968-834_1 __ IYOWHEI Pymts or $1400/mo. 18000 dn 2 br. 2 ba condo 1n Villa Pac1r1c Custom frplc I mt t.o beach 3 pools, lenrus. 1ac, sauna. clubhouse _955-339S. For sale Five Bedrm. Two story· fullY assuma· hie S142.000·H.B. 900 ~mo !IU7649. .,.,... 1044 .... ~, ..••...•••••..... TH~ TOwtifolOME? Call the specialists at \ht condominium in· formatt0ncmter. Touchltone Rea.It)' 963-11167 1La kind. ho bedroom Rancho San Joaquin Villi that's tastefully decorat Portola Model. must stt ed with nch paneling mny upgrades, pnn only and custom wallpaper $169.500 For appt Attached gara11e. All or. 551·6890. fers heard! $96,500 T A R B E L L . J.M. PETBS REAL TORS, 979-2390 _ C~AMY MOVMH COMO. WO<:JDllMI Enlertaln on lge. cov· L~ er t d p a t i 0 N e w LAST AV AlL PLAN 5 drapes /cpt / paint 1 Forlnfocall5Sl.ao51 range. Nr schools. park. SJtl Po o I s i zed Y ar d That's au it tabs. M · Pleasant surroundings aucnabte i.t6 2nd. owe E s t a b I 1 s h e d interest only 3rd. ntllhbortiood Sbr. 3ba. 4Bdrm, 2Ba, 3 car Sl62.000. Assume !st garaae. 565 ~uality, 2 OWC. Bob Ir Dovie Koop yn new. Woo t lut at .. .............. ~_a_1._121M~~~~~·~•.t00 1% D0WM I FOR 2COUPLES R 8dr 2 b ZadorablehcMIHsonone ._::~ 1an tu 1k,. with lot. Btst F.aatllde Ion· pl1111 for 2nd unil. Great Uon. Redwood deck, ape • t aat.llde locaUon and hardwood floon, track ~. ·." ~· \ L':,:Jlundn1. Only Upu, etc, etc. 1179,500. •-------..,;... v· lCo.14U19 J~IOWM /Jn ".I ~ :, I ' , ~. ( ',, •I' 1 MW YmDI Uk• new 2lr CcMo la U 'AI down, 13.,.~ In· Pratcto. Woodtwicta.. ttreat. Lona ltrm CloM to pool 6 park. na ... dal avail on tllia 1reat ltaris .._. wl~ bta,!'Urul utcutl'ft uumallh flnut1lq. home. t.cu cl oall, Iara• si•.ooo. Clll f• dtt.1111. ~~..':.~I!!-:.~ MY4lllPICW. IJ• u 1-... Pool bome. M down. .., ·-tMt oYtf low tot. lit 6 •• f'llw,.lnlw lld. Payable et .,.. ...m~~LU.;~-"""""'' PITI owe btllfttl ., .. ,,... for 1 yr . ..... a.. ... ,.. l•I. 2W·01"tftt.riar, CM. Call~ ar Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 ,......,_We .._..,_Wt ett.IHflltttt HwtPw ht11~ ....... 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(OD· mtot. mGdml k cbd; COLOMY ~------• r • -· ory _.. • Prof. deeorattd 3 Bd nru*"~ sreata~a m fac avail,•,... ----<•.nax•Ka.n•n.an DISPllATI! ~n l&f corur lot 5eOO aq ft al quality (Oil· ~ Income Propertiaa home .• ~ully rumt1htd nreve!JUWi_IU-5111 $40.8300 dlyt Uf.t714 Lra. 48r, 2~Ba family Newport ~acl\ ~er Consider tu/opt + llruct1on oo ll4' of i:aatsldt Coat• Mna. w iaardeotr, monthly -Vrk1tdl/ev• home, lo Colony Club (Mr911 R aay miast ltll Z 8t 2 81 Cao owner fltl1n ~.000 water Ownet wlll carry 2.0'1 down Owner will clunlni services ind 3 br. 2 ba, f7SO mo. &Stl ---- Wallt lo pool, tennlt LKAU lift do VtrHlllQ Pool Avail now Open Sun fln1nc1n1 Sl.00,000 C'lrry PnM!toulll auodllloo fen In· Bfllmtad HB Avall oow ......_¥left D67 New lloancin1 avail Oceanfrontlolingatedareawithpvt. JacUJtl.ottan •harbor 12.f l.Zl\lllflttnte Aunt Dan Bibb eluded. Jae , comm Milloy Realtor• ................... •-•• Callfordee.adl. beach, tennis courts and 24 hour v11w1 Xlot l:"1 nnan( H.._..,.., 875231..h~• J poolanddeliflhl/ulfami ~M2 J Br Zl.tBa.Coodo '~· security. Plans and permits for uniqut I n I I l 3 2. 0 O 0 645-HSO UIC CONDO ~ ly llvlni Luse for Spar 4 BR wilae t>or;~ ;~~~dedbe:a~~ f.::ae e---',·_, ,, • ' •I I 'I ,, 1 .'Ullll luxurious home oriented to the surr:rb o w n ' r • A • " " 1 •bdrm, z ba. 2GOll sq rt NEI WOO/mo. 644 7020 ~b'rti~e-~ :k.. s • 9 o • u t 1 I ' v iew. is is t e o • ..., ava1 a e ront ·r d .,._ .,.,5 000 m 771 M50 C{Jt t . htory, a Br 11, Ba Coo • -· Th' • h .. 1.. ·1 bl 2ll1l2l· »d MIWPOlfC•ae.T UT Viata Trurha e -~ ff2·S452 SIMtw1U...._.. row property In Emerald Bay. UDO Stll.000 ake I vanlage ol th•• !"" • ' L..: L'ngo do Pool ' rer ~50 .... ,.,...... U69 $1.650,000. •...a-.a.>.~ odnoew'1·Thwl~.!*1o(aroommenltrloe~ S. C.._. 1076 .,.,,.~l(.4'o6411! .. °.:763A\1• I 1'8·4090_._846-431111 .. •••••••••••••••••••n C____. r--. 1-..M-49• -·9 .-.-.. -~-• """ " •• ..................... "'"' "'•' •.ih.... N -a ... A -a SANTIAGO OI. 4 Bdrm. 3 ba, new t'pu, tile entry, DIW, etc Best value 10 The Ranch. n .ix VA 81· sumable. $162,000. Call Y.ent Gene HUI ~_9. -..._ _. '9"¥¥& On tblt 4 bdrm dream Perfect for that ti nit Nl'w 4 BR famUy ho1nl' I tr.la Ml'su CA l<'e 3 r + ...,n. 2 a, spa, homci F'uturina aranll llmtt buyt•r or retirees O<'l'all vlt•;.,.u1iruldt>Bllt.' · I m1 lo brh all •P Beautirul hu~f aull HEW WOODllltDGE Mtadowlut/Poplu Mel Great location. Avail ror occupant')' beginning Aug I. call regarding financing. 5161.990 C111l 857·21~.!!Jr info DRAMATIC un1v et sll y Park Dean home 4 BR. 3 ba Fam nn, AC, new t'rpl, great loc S2.4S,OOO 552-1311 fl AHOUMtC VIEW TURTI,EROCK OltofSlcaM OtfofMW Prime Dana Po1nl duplex on corner lot near Dana Marina. 2 bdrm, l ba up, l bdrm down beamed r in g, rqilr, dining 11rea, end patio Sl44,000 MISS~ Really $C7l31 SECLUDED LAGUNA ESTATE Spe ctacular 4 Bdrm custom contemporary home. on over 1, acre or tom pll'le serlus1on Brealhlakutg ocean and canyon views Sparkling 11nd spacious thruoul. Dramatic Laguna dream home. S7~.ooo don osen rt·altorh Pro""rt"·-'--f-hln& V•ullrd ceilin11s wl't U73 ooo S40K dwn plla n cea 17~0 mo . now •n l'll'¥11nt aft'• • ~ rv IY'••·~ ·~ ' I • S.....L--3116 960-2611eves Br 3 Ra 1Mln8 Rm open n e • • New I y bar and sun deck C•ll ownr w /carry. <.:1111 Orn 6 • ....-..., __..---l lvln" Rm ' "'imU•: ' f d t 11• d i I I I R ..... .,,.. 1 • ~ ••••••• ••••••••••• ••••• Ad It C d I ' " r 1 Htwport.._. 1069 lnl1hed. Tou Mood to ~~nte a 111 an appo n n II, ·•'!&..O ..... 4~ 4950 llACHAUA lbdrm /studio, ocean M:rinerao~~~·Th~mz Rm . New wallpaptr, •••••••••• .. •••••• .. ••• laal. ~ 8Ytarsold.Allum7~•'n view. walk to beach Br 11, ba beauty has coiy kltrhen & m•I\)' W .._f,s* *Cote Realty loans Olferrd 1t Frplc, USO +util security system, sauna. many •tru Children• - -S3SO ooo 499 Sl77 1 1 I pet a OK Sl 750 mo Nearnewhtorybeauty. & lnvt-11lmt>nl . ' poo · teOJllll Ava• m Broker CoopfrltHin Right on ocean and 640-5777 ~ med. $600/mo No pets. ~:f9?•. sand. S750,000 •• Al @¥4 ,..... U .... 1'-d AjU48 llQI HARBOR R1rv··· n .... 1111 w ....... Pier and slip Owner will fmanre. $795.000 ... 1.-.d One house from South bay Peek view. ex cellenl f1n11nc1na $449,000 ...... , .. Two story Each unit ha~ OCUHNONT OUPLEX3BR28A $41$,000 675-1771 single garage. closr to --------• bay and ocean Ownl'r will finance. ms.soo 642-5200 ,_My OrieMed This 4 bedroom 3 bath house m Ba> crest •~ perfect for fam1l)' rnler lalnlDI! larRt' l'OU nlf\ kitchen. formal dtninl( • -_, .,. Nice "lean J Br 2 811, 2 car "" ' "' .. L~!C: END ON THE .~.a.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '" v L 3 n 3 116 IWffS WIND •• EB....,1--:-, _ G....,... 3202 garage, fenr yard, , ~ew ... uxl trt d'::"n - -J!_at1p,_S600 962-227~ .,.e .. as er ,u t', •• Compleltly remodeled Walk, JOI:, or bike lo thl' ~ .. ..._" ••••••••••••••••••••••• --wet bi!'!, r p . Lennl~ Jbr, 3ba, Tenni~ Club hrnl'h from lh1~ 3 VACANT,nearnew 3 BR, Condo Adults only pool. Jae. Sl900 me. \'Illa. all new inrl btodroom, 2 bath Mira 498 1040 493-0202 2 Ba condo. Sec. gale, Below mwrket price ror 67H 247L.S&9009 garden gounnet k1Lchen l'OSlJ Vi11111·ondo wuh 2 Children pets OK ~5 GOOD rmter.s 4 Br 1"1 ""'Microwave llS6,000 f1replatei.J1\du."icofthe mo Keitb or Mary Jane, ba. 1ncludu bll1ns. OHTHIWATll assum financing al good lar~e rommun1t> pool, WAL"To•••cH 9Q447!__ micro ovm. refng, W D Great view of boal!t ltt old rates' "-45,000 Call s p u , and s u u n., " ._ IGlboo ltlmd 3206 hkup, 1mmar ~75 mo b•) Brtrk fplr (amil) owner 760-93:11 _ Oul!>lllnd1nJ: hn11ni·1nR DUf\D IH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refs req 960-0472 room Available 1mmfd llarborV1tw lfome po~:.1b1lillt'!> on lh1~ S•Ck•ale Yearly 3 Br 2 Ba Den, Large 2 Br Yard . for 9months Onl) m'.15 Monaco ByOv.ner Jbr. goq(eou!I 11ro11t•1I) Assume nv, loan In Frplc. large pauo No garage Kub OK St3S + mo 2b.i ass um Sl72K $138.500 ~4950 good cond111on Won't rhildren 1850 Mo Ref's D!Odeposil Avail now TllE REALESTATERS Show~ hke model ' Ask ·• · last Al Sl24.950 Isl last + 11ecur11y 963 7600or64S-83611 67J.8S50 ing ~39.SOO anr l land .A_ 760-9061 or675-3624. 3 blks rrom beach 3 BR Easlbluff rondo. lge 3 br Call 760 ~own Agt Ll'ngO •• Al 1 A I 9 v~rsatlle 3br, 2ba de 2°, ba . llvnn. dinrm, 23• ba, pool. balr S900 A no..1 o-ELOP.,.S rwr4L lightrul rotlage. lge enrl rl11t·. ""el bar ~ mo 8 4 8 3 I I 9 S ll ' I t " ... u. 11i.ir..... ..EB ...... ~ patio, 3 doors from $JOO Serunl) 316 21st 1213)541 4460 3 bdrm, 11'2 ba homl' in --•-11: Nwpl HRts Lgelotw al· w ... -.,,q Bayfronl. $900 yrly H,P,9638842 Beauurul 3 br on Bat'k PRESIDENT HOME Pnme hilltop location Cul·de-sac w pool s11e lol. C1Ly Ughls & h1ll & Mt view 3bdrm, 2ba, pror decor Asi;umable Ctnancing. Pnnc only By owner Call for app'l 752-0412 PETE BARRETT .,. REALTY 499 N. COAST HWY Pool ll nd spa 1n ver} BIG IS LAGUNA BEACH priule, lu!t lefull v lt-y in bark. room for ad· Ottter ltffll &tat. 67S·0614, 67S-~ _ lr¥ilt• 3244 Ba y bluff. ex pa nm t •11t1'on & up"rade N1t•e 4113·0""" 4981040 •-----•~ • ..1-3207 ••••••••••••••••••••••• view. many l'ltrar, u .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""' · ._,.._ must Sl'I', 51250 mu potential for profit on re· Mobile HOlfttl ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOOOIRIDGE 644 0350 ~ale S220.IXXI 8~ owner. For Sa'-I I OO TRJ .. EX -Family home, walk to A detached Sycamore 6-16 4966 "" ~.. beach. 4 br, 3 ba , SllOO Mod 1 8 l Bdrm I Ba detoched 11n BEAUTIFUL •97 .. .,o landsrapC'd iiroun1b .. -·"!!::!!!.. Owner will (inanrl' large spacious s New Modular Ty pe Duplexes. oceanfront. S315,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Near So Coast Plaza. 3 Eves 67S·:Krl'O e 4 r 2•., Ba., 1l , parl1all) furn --------Adults 5~+. 2 Br, m1rro years old One 3 bdrm -"---fenred yard, rul·de sar. enclosed gar 01143rd Sl OCEAHFIOHT wan~. AC, m>o cash with fireplace. one-2 CatOllOcWMar 3222 commty pool, attached S.SSO mo Wl.lll Ocl I. Ml bdrm, 3 ba Devonshire Homes, leased land, beautiful ot·ean view D.M. Manhal Rttr Model in Turtle Rock Oreanfronl Pk, 3 pvt Perfect lotat1on New 64~9990 Glen Patio Homes Fan bchs, 24 secunty, fishing cond•!iQn.~_gt. ~~7300 760.0US Laslie location very close P• er rrom 529 .900 ________ 111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!mlll!!!!!!!!!!~ lluge 6 yr old lnplex 1640Newport81 vd •19 bdrm. one I bdrm .••••••••·~··••••••••••• garagl' S8SO Mo m9+secunty.~_lt!J90 Pri mt' locallon Xlnl Call 646-2684 l.iross income Sl500 mo Cameo Highlands 4 br 7?2 1282 or I 49'l 0646_ lo pool and tennis Ex 499·38!6 5 G..991s cellent terms Ol'J.SOO run size plus super work ownedinancmg Assumable loan or Sunny pal}O. pvl bearh University Park Terrace. 3 Br all bwll ins. I i.lon Pia ya R E673 1000 EST ATE SALE Sl24,SOO al 911', mlen>st SlSOO mo mcl gardener ronv lot·aled, rharmin11. double garage Xlnl l<K 1966 MaJeslir l<K·att'd'" Outstanding value al ~t,__67~·~. chttrful 2 bdnn. den on n 5o per Mo \~t'n. IRVIHE COHDO LOWISTNICE IH UPPB l AICH 2 bdrm, 2 ba homt' I Orean view Incl. re· modehnR & \anance 11lans O WNER ANX I OUS MUS T SELL $334,SOO SkyV...Reatty 831·:.>00 space & more parking in low mamlenanc·e rear Custom 1zed 3 br den, 2' > ba home ,.·11h man) at lrarl1\'e feature• SL85.000 64~5200 j PETE ' BARRETT .. REALTY Harbor Vt.w HOffte R.duced To Sel ONLY S22A,950 for lh1~ 3 lldrm 2 Ba Harbor \'1e"" Home near park & pool \1ol1\ a led owrwr ""111 .ii. s1sl in ftnani·ini< Tr> IO"', down and qu1<'k escrov.' llurr), won 'l RCTaylorCo <»lO '"")() -Laguna Reach PJrk .. ,~·.ooo HVHM 2 bdrm and den G "All I N ~1·6130 WHY R~.........,., Nt>ar Orean Week dav!t .....,,. reen""' nr poo . o ~•:: I 7~4175 DAVIDD.CA.11.SOH Nev. cpl , paint. huge pets.subm1tonch1ldren EXEC41drw1 +4-NothinR down, partnt'r RULTnll IJ3-92t3 yard $950 mo ind S7SO mo+ secunt} homew1lhpooland sp11 \Upplles down pa) m .. m I ~ .&a.rden_er~A&L§lll4_QQ_ 851 9331 J car garage 4000 sq Cl Won I last. rail no"" EXCITING ·-------~ G d lud-..o l e e Love!} 2 Br 2 ba house L1nl\'ers1l) Park S8SO ar ener inc ,,.,, m John Marshall63I 1.266 Pride of OwMnMp Lge rounlry k1trhen. Mo 4 Br 2 Ba frplc. air maculate A\a1l 8 16 IHt lwys i. Towt1 20 units. E side C M 7 Crplr in ll\'ing rm. Fr cond . skylight, green S2SOO lease_ Ajt 640-~~ 20x60 1969 \11kll11! llome. > n old 30'' down doo rs 1n mslr bd rm belt, cul de sar All ap Spacious 3 Bdrm z•, B11 2 Ur 2 Ba Cam rm Oq~rall financial! llr. opening lo bnck pal10 phances 1.11cld No pels Townhouse \'er) clean .,., c n doi.cd purr h llurr) 'Call Ke\'m S800 mo S44-6903 Sew decor 7S9 0600 pool. jogging, etc S700 S29.soo JASMIHE CRESC M.Qmmgs Mo. AJenl 544)440 WMMC RF.AL TORS ~ ..... 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _l!!l_llllll!!_!!l!_!!!!_llll_llll_ll_ll_~!L~!!!I!' By Owner Northwood B I G l' 1\ N Y 0 ~ To"" nhom1• "" i:oH <'Ourse \ ll'" Assum loan Pool. tenn1:. S'l75,000 Aj,'t, 6"/S-5200 ~~x850 ~7.~e) "At>sl. 211r Ocean vu Jbr. immed Willows SRI 2 Br house. Wntclff Cirron s occ 51500 Mo 675-2740. near Walnut & Yale Brand new ft"\'6 r ''\"d 24s60 19721 Goldenwe!tl. F I 2 ta aa ·~ d '"' '" " "' 213.276-5620 rp · r " r, pr .. > r in 3 BR ext'<'ut1\e homt-2Hr. 2Bil w Cam1I) rm & --~9S Mo l.eaSf~ 0253 !Bdrm. frplc , rully up --------•1BAYCRESl'BEAUTY 5 --------graded & decorated No SU VIEW VII.LA Br Family Rm SZOO.ooo IA YCHST A Ls $110,000 494 0269 Immaculate end unil assumable Lst Owner Beaullrully kepi and re u.g.a ltadl I 041 W h 1 le water \' i e w s ma y carry SI00,000 2nd ad)' lo move in 3 Bdrm~. 30 StepsToh ach Water \'ll'W, inrludl:'~ land IO', a~i.umable loan. ~ hdrm. 2 ba, " p11~!>1ble gues t < uartcrs C11ll now for 14t:t hJr. m Lag Hills 2brdplx,S600 mo "'welbar Sl9SO m<- ninst S star park 21 yr!t Clean, new crpt. atnum RENT A.LS 975 1262 • t11 qua hf) m.ooo Avail. i~ll)~ ~·~ 2 br 2 ba S675 H ·•1-11--1 3 br 11 1 ba l6SO "' ""' .,,.. CLASSIC Costa Mna 3224 4 br 211 ba llOO FURN 3 Bdrm Townhme w1lh Spanish Ulo noo~. UP· l yea r $435,000 Call countr)' k1trhen and ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ '" Hedd a Maros1 Auenl f graded carpels, shut -" ormal d1n1ni: room Ne w wood glass. ~pa , l Cl bh I ~-10«.JQ._see_!sill' Manv l'USlom fratorc~ solar. 6 dks. 2 Crplcs ers u oust'. poo · ,._ ________ , tn<'lu.dr wall of br1c·k 2 MOIU HOME LEASED UGUHA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mt>Sa view Sl500 mo A11ent SALES ICHUHITS 31dna.21a. 4 br zba. ~ 6752311 I bs spu. 2 decks S2.'Kl.OOO 1• 3+ 3+ COile uno lruc HARIOR VIEW f1~placr~. vaultl'<l ct•il 2701Hlarbor,Sle 206 A Xlnt terms. z75.000 F P . D1W. Yd, Bit-Ins, Anaheim Hills EXECUTIVECONDU table panor v11lg vws CRYSTAL SANDS IDRS and t•ustom paper' S499M. P P 4~·7631 HOMES F: as v \'art' ' a rd 540.5937 The Wiedmans c 8 l Adlls, No pet:. 642·083.S 3 br 3 ba $1195 Newport Crest 3 & ~ 2 Bdrm 2 ba end unit aa.. , , VICTORIA IEACH condo with view of the lo,,,.., C--4 $279,500 7Sl-429J S6SO_per i:n~. Bdrm t.:ruts ~SIOOO New M oblle llome by f.ASTSID E Ne"". very Md 0 c ea n \ I l'" Excillng new wood and h 1115 o wn er w i 11 3 Br 2 Ba. Fuianrmg 1343 MARIN~~RS DR glass home <.:ozy con fiananre at below avaulable.$267.SOO Fee OPEN SAT StrN I ~PM P----L. Vt.w owner. Nw"" Reh, ~ star For Sulr by owner 12 acre p r 1 v a le 2 b d r m 631·()46(_). .......-...... "' ""1th 4 houses As!tuma New & old Mt'd1terra park frpk. pool. 2Rr. bit' 151 T 0 al 91,,; 376 townhouse Laund r) 3 Br +den. 2 Ba Man~ nean ~ bdrm. s bath. 2 H a . o l 1 I r m \'ictona, l' M 640-7464 hook up. frpk , )ard upgrades Gardener 1n family room Seel~1on. w wshr dryr 631 3352, SS25 mo Isl last eluded $950 Mo ~et'Urll}. 4 ur l(aral(e., !213 >7414.lSO or~9·3232 De~il.~7-2040 tlJ0.~1 _ ~~~~~k~b~a:~:;~ ~~;.~ mLeresL rates LEt' ~F-<; 642-5200 \'leWS, walk to beach ~8454 j PETE S42S.OOO LGCJmG VilerJI R.E. ---4t7·!1'' 131 .. 440 OCEANFRONT Duplex • _111_1111_1!_1!...!!l_!L!!l_!L!!l_~-l!ll!ll!!~I & Tri· P lex Xlnl loc ' BARRETT .,. REALTY 60feeton lhe ba\ Addi Snol! Charmer 19~7 JUSTUSTED! DLX CON002 Rr + lrg NEWPORTCREST llonal lot"" 3cargarai:e Trailer w la nai Two 2 Bdrm un1ls ton Br. 21, Ba Crplc. 48drm,2000 sq ftCondo In de\lelope $4,105.000 Treasure Island Adult F:'Mde sleeper $147,SOO gar . a c, new S77S lf523 CAM .. .., "'-.feul"'E Close Lo pool and leMJI EMBAl.DIAY Ocean \llewfrom charm 111g 3B·3b home on large level lot Large usuma ble fixed rale financing avail Carol T.._., lltr 494-00.!t IMMACUL.An four bdrm Pact>Seller, read> t o move 1n ' Co mpl refurbis hed, "" new crpt.g Om rm . view Top location Pnted for 1mmed1ale sale al $1$,SOO W1lllam OC EAH VIEWS ~gf ~11 ~ r , R e a 1 t o r . EnJOY country like ·--111111!!!!1~111!!!!1!11!11!!!!!!11~1 pnvacy within wallung distance lo beach This MltskNt Viefo I 06 7 stunn ing 3 bdrm home ••••••••••••••••••••••• has many ameo1lies in· Bearh & Boal dock at eluding lovely gardens your door 2 Br Condo with Koi pond & spa plus on Mission VieJo Lake. derks. 133S,OOO. Beautifully upgradl'd. EMEIALD IA Y A s s u m a b I e I o a n Ajewelorahomemlhi! $195.000 Full prire lovely private aru S277.~00 Pat Petro, Totally remodeled with 951·5766. new family lulchen, new1·--------1 bathrooms & ()(ean view derks. See Uus one and Call in love! $487,500 UHOlmUCTED- ocean view s A rabulous bwld111g site in quiet area This pnce ror lh11 double sued lot in eludes plam le permits for a 3500 sq fl home $205,000 ~ ·~\M4K.~--'1t . . .. llCaNC-,...., ..__°''*' 171414'4·1177 L.4*1 Mil._ Yieio /\ splendid FreM h C'oun· try home in the gated community of Tres Vis- tas on lhe shore of Lake M1ss1on Viejo with 4 bedrooms. 3~1 baths, family room, formal d1n1ng room . li ving room and pool 1f you Uke This custom home 1s built with the finest al tenL1on to det.all and at· mosphere Financing available. S7~.oooo D.M. Mint.al lltr 644-9'90 760-GtlS '"'" 10441"1H 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOITHWO OD JllLACI WITH IOMUS llOOM over 3.IXK> sq . rt. of elegant living s pace plus fantAStic easy-care landscaping with lovely spa. 3 Bdr. Den, Fam rm. form al dinin g, many custom features in cluding rrench doors and stained g l ass. Julie Van Wieren 752·1414 S295,IXK> (Pl3) llAUT'IM. ltlCH 3 BR condo in Woodb rid ge Glen . P lus h carpeting , m irrored closet doors, llreplace, air condiUon ln1, • levelors on wln~owa. Close lO park & POola. $128,000 Jamie Wilkinson 551 ·8700 (P14) • P _P_ ~1~· 16!1 __.§73:,1873 PARTY IN HARBll VIEW Tille Ins &TruslCo !terunly park "" pool Grab phont' Cenlur) 21 673·S489or96J.8377 ,.-.,;iw """ S92S lea5e Agt 640-53$1 121J1614 7J71 I beilul1ful bearhe5 ll<lOO I Gold Coast Realtors I 1 bdrm condo near So RanchoS..n Joaquin or642·03~ SJ0.000 PRICE Rf.Ol'l' TION premium locdllon EaslblufC Lw.k homr You O"An llw land 01J('n 1-'ri & Sun $285 0110 Devin & Co 642 631111 Dan Lt>w1S ! 496 9186 Sandi ~8 1168 Coast Plaza S450 mo 2 br rondo. 2 ba, den. 3 --------• l'OM£Sl-:F:& IAc,..CIC)eforS. 1200 HEWPORTHTS 6311400A&,ent patios w great v1e"A. ......11gc_,. Smashing family room with wet bar. t:n believably beautiful en lertamer's pauo S Bdrm Sommerset on Cte land Absolutely 1mmacuhste mo\'e -1n cond1t1on Creative £1nanr1nii available COM ERl'~ .•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ADOfTIOH ' Condo 2 RR + den. 2 Ba. avail 7 12· S825 mo CONDO ror lease 3BR HOMETIIATOHl'.RS 20 Arre p;ir<'t'I. le\el to This beautiful 3 bdrm pool, rec. patio Quiel, ~S2·6~~ 21, ba. wet bar \le~ Viwal ltftt.ow roll 1111c prirme i.ub Zba cm.ta Mei.a home close lo Weslclifr, adlts Calir Home5 Sl9'l Yearl $1200 mo yrl) lease call End CU$1om Release dmsinn land al Vista. ha~ l wn 1 bdrm uni Ls ~ AB_t, 646-~ mg 3 Br 2 Ba Fam Donna, Agt S44-9C1i6 OPEN HOUSE I 0.2 SPl'X''TACL'l.Af( BAYFRONT HI Redlands Ca \\1lltakeclearhousl! beritting 3 Ne"A•porl NplHgtsarea 2bdrm 1 Rm A C, ne""' paint l•m111!1!!!1!_!111!!_~_!!'9111!!1!1~- n>KNf.R ABROAD down iS~ 2824 d)5 or Br a 1, h add re 5 5 ba Ga rage. Cen c~d Water & Grdnr meld 111\hREOCARPET lli_rn._1202 • 10%Down $1375 w1U buy this vu condo in Villa Balboa Assume loans $137.500. Rae Rodgers. 631 1.266 CHERRY LAKE 824 Wf.Mll lfa) l knwtk.olM 67~8S78 S215,000 Reaul1ful 3Rr , 21,Ha home. 2 doors to 0t·n. fee land o we w $20.000 down Prin onl) please DIAMOND REAL ESTATE 11M W COAU _, sn HI.OU 64S.757l Two new homes, 3 & 4 br ,._ _______ _ Opcn Swi 11 54 ~93 ll5Je\es 1 Met1rulou.,I) decorated. yard Uhl incl ~10 mo. 1775 Agenl~J 5032 .S27~,(100 ~o Down' $1600 Mo ror this property IS picture Dnve by fir.sl 252 Knox w 0 0 d b r I d II e 1 538S::11 ~2210 8 Sane pnme Fallbrook IJ('rfe<·t boeh inside and Slree1 B. 752·6499__ TOWNHOME , _____ A\'ocado land. Xlnt ool $279,500 3 bdrm. 1 ba. garage. 2br. 2ba upgraded IUY YOUR OWH view SJ68.000 11l 9~•' • OIJ('n Sul I 3. Sun I s fen ced yard. SSlO mo Warmington with frplc. DUPLEX Vacant sum PP 17141494·7!04 368 F: ISth. C M Drive by first. 2188 Ca· a c. covered P3llO, 2 car mer winter rental' 1, 10 ACRE Exclusive w1lh '!)'On_B 7~~99-gar w opener. great loc nr lake Walk lo shop blk Crom bay mi,ooo N1re clean 2 Br I Ba movies irestauranh Open house fn. Sal. IR•Hton Special /~ lul lsllta Fenred yard, new pa111L, Adults only no pets Sun. Mon IH al 310 Can be split Seller · ' &mmtts enclosed garage 292 S750 Mo 760-9407 Alvarado Place Balboa sarnflcr $25.000 Call 11141 Ms,azs Wallace, House "B" , --. Owner Agt7S25710 167657171!!'1·~64501 $425. Plus S200St'cunly \\OODRIDGE, Irvine * *LIDO ic•E * * •·-• .__... i •oo !Ada~ 548.2778 Rent 2 Br Condo. X lnl -_ _.,,,..,...,....,, .. • 2100 -loc Upgrades pal10 ret Loveh 2 bdrm.3balh ••••••••••••••••••••••• r-ro 4Townhouse.l yearold,3 facilities g575 Eves home· 8eaut1Cull)' re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br 2 Ba skylights, S33·3887 Bnen mod 2 )rs ago Ap· WA.TaAtOMT rrplr. master bdrm - --- praised at S47S,OOO OFACEILDG STOPlEMllHG suite, commly pool 3 BR 2 Ba. immac in & Sacrifice al $469.000 Industrial condos for l690 642·2l:M. out W D. re(ng, stove. Presllg1ous location in ------avail. Jul> ~ f125 mo 01J('n5aLSun!Sll9\'1a :'olewportBeacb Allth1s sale IOOOtom>sq rt QUtET.roomy.newer3 Cal l Peg Dameron. wtram. nn. on Newport 1• Glen Court See Open Hse OIJ'ectory. 642-0430 Vella O"Aner Agl plus a 60. boat slip ll untinglon Beach & BR. pvt yard. 2•~ ba. 552.2000 D 673 0697 Owner will exchange Fountain Valley Ca ll r_p~,__l'750mo. S48-~ P I C II M II Paul S4S te7, Agt. WOODIRIDGE DUPLEX. STEPS TO nnony. a .erre House-3Bdnn.Crplc.dbl THIRUFF 'J1o•'n n<Counl~ BEACH, Arrhitect gar.ms Availnow Agt 3 Bdrm condo, renred w ~ 2800 sq rt bldg on 9900 sq Ct 548 l168 patio, no pets li25 mo rLAH '"X" owned and renov11tt'd in lot Fenred ' black -·-------1 3 bdrm, din . rm .. liv Q[AL'f'OO! tenors S180.000 l>t'vm to!>t>ed· Owner~4832 EASTSIDE dean 2 Br + • I/ nn . ram. nn., F 1 P, 21, OCEAN VIEW & Co 642-43611 sun room. frplc. stove, ba, xlra larae porcelain p 1 1 E•SJIL•l!Rr •!!!!1!!!!!!!1!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ILotsfor S. 22 refrig, W1D, lrg yard. tub w cera~1~ tile walls rest ig ious 1 ri e\•e "' vrr •••••••••••••••••••••• Pets OK. S7S01mo. Joyce l noor. 4 covered patio beauty 3 or 4 bdrm Sl24K var assumable CtMt .. ~Loh/ LAGUNA VIEW lot sale Wallie 631-1266 Aft s. areas. PriceSZ».000,57' Newport Condo Fo~mal loan at 111.r; Ceiling Cryph 1500 or trade ISOK, 2S~dn 646·0329. down, assume'$40,0001st dining rm, wel or, 1211"; for 38 yrs no plS ••••••••••••••••••••••• owe submit. 646-5785 ---------14Br, 2Ba. 1700 mo Avail R&"M* Rt~ITt1H"I 11, blk to bearh. J Br 'J Ba. Newport Shores Yr ly S79S Barbara 673·8146 JACOIS REALTY 67_~6670 3 Br, 21'1 Ba rondo, frplc fam rm . in IS ar pnvalt' park W •D & ref rig S72S1mo John Marshall 631·1266 601 UDO 2 Br 2-.., ba, h1-r1st' waterfront Av11labl~ Se~ S2500rno 7~S7JO PENIN PT ~ br 31 , ba. sunroom. din rm, Ir& patio, $1400 mo Belt) AtlJ7~·9<al 2br. Iba. md l'&r. cute' super rlean 11 blk tn be h ~ S600 _Mo _&1$.14J9 ILUFfSCOHDO 3br. 21'2ba, part \rlew lease, ms Mo Avail now <2 131331 69411 evesiwknds _ _ trust deed at T•1~. Xlnt fr PI r . S2 14 , S 0 o Tri lc\•el, 3 br +lg fam 2 c em e t er Y Io t s, eve L~SEOPTIOH 8·1. land lease SB5300 ""r w/assumablrloan11. rm Eal·ln kitchen. Westminster Memorial ,,.. .. f S.... Why pay rent '?????~ 640-7114 Saate~ JZ80 "" 552-1100 form din rm. Lge lot. Park Good set11on "';!...... Z6 New. fantastic, well loca University Park 3 br. 2 •••••••••••••••••••• .. • ~==~·~·\~~~: ':~ l1!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11-•I Prin J>nlJ ~· worth S700 each, asking ••• ;~~~~•••••••••••• ~ed ~·· 3 Ba. new<;<>~· ba , 2 cir garage, n~Xs!~tg'.~~~~~aE 2 2nd trust deed due ,........... SlOOO ror both 714/ Residential Income Wllll 0• _,., !:r mo. nex 0 atrium, commty pool & story 4 bdrm 2ba, il.l 1916-87. Call owner for I 64?·9136 eves._ 1out of state). Tax defer all aho · 6JJ.~. tennis . $6SO Si err 11 new cpt, drapes, paint 1ppt, daily alter 11 am CCMNMtcW exchange your units into Quiel pvt area. great4Br. M mt. Co. 64t·l32• appllancea Grdnr • <714)~*> g MACNAB flropttiy 160 Houst on. Texas 7x 2Ba, S7i5 mo. 64S-Sl61· 2 br. 1~ ba. 2 sty cond; water pd. La >Ud •••••••••••••••••••••• gross. 20'i1 IPPf'eeiltJon. 9'79-1942 fenced patio, child OK, IBSOtmo. lstilut, sec IEAUTY OM THE IRVfE COSTA MlSA Counselor Realty, lrll:., 3 Br 1 Ba. Eastside. . 544.~ 67S.IMS4 dep. Call Agt Sllid) ~A••rv ()(fice bldg rorult, 7000 Callf1Teus. Broiler, Fireplace,2ca.r garage . .._. JZ4' _13_1_.2242 __ • ---- IAY! ~ s q rt located on .9!riD-:..~~S»-:249I. noo. Mo. S4B·l98S ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLEANEST 4 Br a h A hom e for aU reuons. ._.,. .. __ Newport Blvd Modem. DIVORCE FORCES 9SM05T. Br. 381. SUO mo. tlreplact, •Hacb d Sunni.a. Ot'ell\ breeu, A/C, elevator lmmed. SALE MESA D8. MAI 66l·2SSl , 838·11900. or 1arate Jl&St l'fmodtltd sandy private buchn. occupancy 1800,000 Kau1I condo, turn · BeauUrul 3 bdrm. 2 ba 499·21lS So W of H.rbof a. ~~m~°Ja :~:f~0:~~ l.IDO ISLE LIVIMGI Great w Lennsavall .Jl30)lOOor~:...MZ·B!!!_ Huled pool and spa. -;-ci;;;-riewe7a BR. 3 · Mcfeddm Awad new beauty. Secluded 11ated possibilities await yoo ln the floor Realonomlcs 67UJOO .... h.. W1lltlrig dlstlnu to Ba, dine1nn. fam trm. ns.zzs•. _ community. Call Oid1 plan of this 2 story Udo Isle RARE C-l·H Newport b"-ft JtOO tchoola 6 store.s fplc, Bia Yard. Ottan .... nt1 Drexler~ ,,,_ml home with 3 Brs, den and family Buch Property. so·••••••••• .. •••••••••••• Btautiful carpets, mir· Side of Hwy No. r:-{f· PFAL L.c .. ., ·~F.os c.. .• l j '\ I. • I'\ . $4AS 000 T All. frontage tn prime loci· SKI VAIL 2 wetb J1D/• rortd t'loaeta, mini· La1un1. Avail now, room. " • om mson or tlon. Own« Will finant't Feb/March In excba031 bllnda, tunny kitchen 1400 mo. 494·75.Sl Terry Hanes 642·8235 (Pll) Eacluslve. Principal• tor ()(Uft fl'Oftl be.uh with oak cabineta. No ---- only. Aek for Irene haeorcondoJul /Au1.2 lJ. SMo.$5&-76.W. aUffS Green Belt JocatiOI\ shows orr this warm 3 BR and convertible den home. Fireplace, spac:1ous dining room, and some. a p pliances included. Private cut.de.sac iioar Corona d el Mar H igh School. $199,000 Joyce FAlund 642·8235 <P12> Loudon.A.at,a1..a.1or . 2~W-13 ~B r . Coodo HOO . 631-7300. 1 Full leaHd W&una Bch P'ittPlace. dbl &ata&t. t .. d•Mlw/T•w. Unl\t fot Hawaii home, 1trfum, pool. epa. ..._..._ ..... "700 COfldoorotc. --~· ----•••••••••nu•uueuu TheWiedrntna(lll 8T.,.. J2JJ _1_s1_,4213____ ••••• •••••••••••••••••• MnO..... Smale ltot7-lbr, 2 b• ..... J PETE RARhF Tl REAU Y HOME FOR RENT 3 Bdma. 1125. Fenced > :. 1'"111 -yo 0 4 " 0 Q ; e t s a s a a e 2 a Otange Cou t OAJLY PILOT/Frldey, July 3, 1981 ....... e-tJCU[... ...... ......... HISltCll t1 ...... , ....... ,~.,.. ........ , ....................... ··············'-······· ....... :.;. ..................................................................................................................................................... . ASPRALTR£PA11UNG CONSTRUCl'lON QVALITYCONCRETE WOOO..C• YARD CLr.ANUPSt tree Waoll JlEALLYCLEAN CUit.om IMU. SaAda. II The Pape1 Hanatr. Prof J .D.Hom~hinl St1leoatin16 StrU>in1 Addfremodel.coecnte AllTypesCanenlWork f.-ttt. work, Lmptiocl • re· HOUSE! Call G11t1bam The SIDdalmM m1kn lnal1U. Deccralot qual. AntJqua.Kil c1bioetl Comm/....W.Frtt.t. f si r &11.-0 . ~.a p1lr, arun belt Olrl. est.MS.SW thebettforYoUf1pcdal FrHetl Stt'Ve5'7· 1 Fin lntift · _ ~ I OriVtWl)'I Pit* room ......... ludaca 151•0121 ROBIN'SQ.EANJNC . all&GMSS •iae paln!Jnl by Rkhlni ASPHALT REPAlRS c.. 1ddltloni. Ce ent •••••••••••••••••••••••• -Servlc a.UlorouthJy I ---Sinor. Uc. Ins. 1J Yrt ot ..... • s ... ,IVl>A-NO ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ... .,.,. Wecut lt-youdrylt! GARD!NllAIHT. clea" ~. 7 ._ happy N 8 customen ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ... IUN'V I I 'nl!CAK!SURPlUSI ! a -Lf;e'• Tree Service b•• yd clean·up. Tree lrlm· .. ·-........................ It . . . ROOFl:NGS1NCEd3'7 =-~trr I.ii~~ Unique n1YONC1 cak .. Cultom eoncme, comp!. lrttn firewood at 18$ 1 mlDa. ff8.8101 <Hpm> General Houleeleanin1 MORTGAGE MO~EY Th•~ you. &3lMlO All tyJlft Incl. tepelrt • _...._. ~ delivered w/Oowers • .. rvlce. ~move old, In· cord. Plus e~pett tree RellabJe.llel~ AVAJLA8Lf: Ext/mt palntJn1, cab. re-1nowcoatln1. State Uc. Mt1m1M¥e ~ ew c.IMW5U lrlmmln& S.TREE Owqtr1111. 11112-QUO li2I0.000tol250,000 Nn/1la1n. Prof. IUnbl, 2122JS3 tsit disc. oo yd ••••••••••••••••••••••• C .• . . -Pool Deeb and Patlot R--t.--~ . :co~tcitmic•BRtCK.. Houaecleanina 6 Plant Mo ..... ,.,.... fr~uat. Steve H7·421J at«k material AUTODlf••-_,,, • Muoef7 Sport •Teuli ,...,,,._.,,_ PLUMBING ETC Care loral refs Up~U/yntottp11 ACAPEFORCE 1141· d5-511f7 H -••••••••••• .... •••••••• r-.. •· Ut --Bob ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' · 5s&·4N2 .,.......... bet. PRIME f'INANClAL PAINTCNG COMPANY ome, vehicle • ttc. All Types Remodelinl • """"... · .. ,_,. • FormleeCountertop1 • ,_. .,_. · . S.wiMJ/Alteu•• llulde 6 0&Uldo. 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Reas Fraa S.Co11lPluaarea C..,..Senke ....................... FMalnteoance·Lndup CltaatdllWued Reliable &ood wort CUSTOMMASONRY local refs Ur 403941 Solor $1.34 WinbabysllinCoro~del ....................... •WAlaFALLS•. reent. SG99Cr7 AnxtJme,ma~S.A. steady .Job Rers ' Brick,bk>ckswoe.100·1. Bonded, 11\J Free est ...................... . BOOKKEEPING Mar. Sat. Day, Son Sltampoo It steam clean. Crafted from volc1111c Gardenln.g, landacapln&. ...... 644·7228 Local refs. Call NOW It Hulcbison,963-0911. Hot water·pool healing For 1mall buslneu. Day, Sun·Thuraday Color brighteners. wht b<K4lden,sell-ooo~ed. lree lrimi:nlng & re·•••••••••••••••• .. ••••• save!.LgeorsmallJob!. REASONABLE. s11verismgenergyt·osts Reas,reliable.631·6583 evenlnas. After 5:30 crpls 10 ml.n. bleach.• StoneAgeCreauons moval, mlJOr clean.up, Haul,cleanup,coocrelt ............. 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New & re-estimates. 64&·1»« or rale. prompt. 759-1976 ....................... 841'8427 Inl/extPall.'hwork ~!fs Jobn,883-1667 .... IRCt..,..,. Additions. remodeling, mod. #8". SIZ·SSC9 ~·5737. Thanhou. John CALL USI We do rototill· ABC MOVING , Ex per Free esl. ~8258 ''" S..-.lce ...................... plans. Free est. Reas. Tape, Texture, Acousl1c Prof. Japanese Gardener ca.-..-y d Ing, lawn "sprinkler in· prof, low rates, quiclt , ............. ~ C'--...1.L. GUAR. USED REFR'a Llc. 31 549·2170 CARPET CLEANERS ceiUn11. Free est. K.eva.n Lawn cuttin", tree trim· ~ Olr A stall, clean-upa ' light ca eful service. M2·0410 r....-u ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• " W• cl•an oul r.arag•s 1 h uli ...... ........, ••••••• •••••••••••••••• J "YE ... Rlf. C •IE SALF.s6SERVICE 67S..9088/87HS03 min weedin .548-1375 " " "' a ng ....... -•A·I MOVIMG• "' '~ "' Goodcond. 642-TIM ROOM ADDITIONS & Extractioodea~1r~ a......L.t-. .t Mow'-1 .. 0-.. c..wc tontruck. .631-1993 Need Landscaping ? Top quahly. 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Sm .• adlu-only ;corha or •" 15 e b &3dl me at· East side Util Pd. $200 rentals ViUa Rentals lhly renUJ. Bill Grundy, 1971. Call" exec. offices from MD facil for t or 2 DR's MESA VERDE bR complex w/gate. pool. own °~9 17 mosp ere.2 xaplS. 646·5736 615·4912B~e_r __ 615-6161 HOUSIMATES $1~. lnclds. secretarial, $1100 lse. Red Carpet. . PLAZA gardener. Nr S.C --1 1 ~lS.~1034. --Rutland Road Westcliff NEWPORT OCEAN 1132.4134 phone ans .. word pro· 8931351 1S2SMesaVerdeE.CM Plaza. Cnlrl air, patio. Balboa 1-·cw, HEWLY DECC>a. D.a '0 i.t 3126 Area e..cn m0 1 bdrm FRONT Lux. 2·4 Br Wk· p t .... _ ..... cesalng, Telex qwip Exe.cu"ve ~ Offi"'• Swte 545-4123 g d S.95 tits -r •••••••••••••••••••• .. • · """ erson o "'" '"""or con· ' .. • .... ~ raN es. j75U2580 Bachelor apl. r.u!IY I Br. gas pd, encl gar OCEANVIEW 3 Br. 2 Ba. Community pool Walk Jl'..:...613·SURf',f73-7677. do wtrecordlnr. euc TiiE HEADQUARTERS ale. new modem bldg. Rn AL SPACE · 0 pets. · Curnuhed Amenities d wuher. pool Adults Large upilairs Duplex lo shopping center CaU Laguna Beach 2 Br Newport/Lagwia area COMPANIF.s ?nd floor view. ulll inrl eves. avail. Lease Sl200 mo 642~3 __ New decor. 2 decks 675·6646, 833·3622 or Ocean view. 2 blocks Must be inlelltgenl it 7141851-0681 Full secretanal & other 770 sq. rt. on Harbor Blvd 1n C.M S500. Great LeiMnWortd 642~1802 33811 Colegio. S700 644·8018 beach Woods Coves business oriented. Offlce/W•..._.. support services avail 2 Bdrm, 2 ba. view. by Winter· Lce2 bdrm. HEWPOIT 2 1 3 1 1 22·38 2 2 or S285 weekorSllOO Mo + (714)855-~ For lease. New carpel! Bnnderson Pina Cen· exposure. Re!Jononucs 67~00 Gate 14 5.51·1690 1 housetobch. A'AIWS. 2131699·8928 ADULT LfVING .!.~lty '94-3268. Spectacular view. securi-ai paint. Nr. Airix>rt & all terpointe area lrvtne. 1495 2 BR. 1 story condo. Pia a_R.E. 673-1900 2 · 2 8 d rm. l · l Bd r m. Bach, large 1295. Laun· 2 Bdrm. l Ba. No pets. Super sharp units. Pnme I y gate, poo 1. spa f'reewaya. Avail now . 851-1838 Retall10ffit'e Space 700 sq ft Westcliff area Newp o rt Bea c h 1~ l550:_... __ Adults only . Call aft From $270. mo. + ulils. dry & partdn&. Availa· $540 Mo. tst , last time avail. 2or 3 Bdrm. Prestigious Harbor Call644-6500or760-1377 HEW,OITCEMTSl 7PM c•g.-.. _.._.... No r hildren. no pets, no ble now 499.oJlB. +security 631·2093 Balboa Peninsula R.d uco •'" ......, ~,. waterbeds 1606WalclirfDnve. 61J.7083&5.57-M75 1 ge. ~., per mo. OfftCESPACE Prestigious. full service E•-•Uff U•fwilitMd 768-6261 N rt Be h --]f0.930'1. EXEC offices lnclds "'"'-••••••••••••••••••••••• 2450Newport81vd. H ewpo ac NB Studio Apt. Furn p KOLL FINANCIAL recpt,••c.xerox.under Three Bdrm. 2"7 ba. end COila Mesa 19iliM)tooi leacll 3140 s b-I t A 1 em. roommates. 'prof CENTER ~ ... unit, good oond1tion and CieMrail )102 2 BR. 1 Ba. Upper in ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nwpl HflS. 2 br. I ba, 7.~ ~oo'rl ~ ~ pref .. to sbr new 4 br O.C. AIRPORT gt[,,ouuendd~~· t~~~"r &rma". OfficeWM.M Npt Beach location. t900 per mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Plex Lawidry fac. No THE WtlFR.ITIH yard. gar. Adults. no 752-832 home, Irvine. S250-$300. .... '""v Weekdays759-4175 A.PTMTSFOIHMT pels. Adults preferred. LuxuryAdultunJtutaf· peU . SOS/mo. 726 per mo. L heel 957-6741,848-9~ Ideal amall work areas !44·7189- Small execU11ve office. xlnt address. 1696/Mo. TeJri <714)7~·1194 Beach Condo on sand. H.B .. N B .. Calta Mesa 271 18th Pl. 1385 Mo. fordable livmg. 1.2 le 3 TUJtin. 645-8113, 1142,5122 ~~~!!'::~~;:=eek: Shrtwllhae, F\Q Vly, M /F by the month for Real Balboa Island Custom Long Beadt. l Br. &I.ii~ Somethingfor8veryone 644 0452. Br. Well decorated. Spacious 2 Br. le Den on 675-2910 or cpl Lrf.Br Ir allU!'I Ellale related pro· Eucut1ve office space RnA.LSPACI SOOOsq rt.onNwptBlvd. H1 trafhc Great ex pos ure S3SOO mo lmmed. oocupy. ins. ~:.~l:u. drapes !~ ~~i!r. ~~tJ~ 2 Br 1 Ba. sn W JoAnn ~Yt~:~~ S:i0'~~:t~~: waler. shp ava.11. Adults. Non·am~ker. bayfronl ~~f~'12ts ~ '~Wi: ~t~"~~:,~U:e~ c~f ~v:~ d S~~ ~~r:1~rg olf er . Poo I. 5 p 1 • Max 1 ctuld No pets. park ltke JandscapinJ no pets. 7~19· pvl. suite. Adults July 963-8114 ree. storage, etr Gil. capab1lllies & other ex· Lo .. tv~CoMo Beautiful Ocean and Bay View. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba Penthouse. Private garden. adult communJ· ty. S&SOmo _833-7~1 Wee~ fireplace. laun. room. S375 Sierra Maml. Most beaut1rul bldg. Ill 3 BR. 2 BA. 15·0rt. IS. $1200/mo. Chrlallan female rmmate Fl!l9~·1~ eculive a~iUes. Rent beamed ceilings. 641-1324. H.B. YEARLY·l5SO 67J.«l60. needed . quiet non· I lbecs.He negotiablt'. llOAgateSt garages. all bullt·ins. Lge 3br. 2ba. rpt/drapes. From@. 846--0619 ~i.ke new. ~ unit. Pvt Community t blk smoker tow H.B. 2Br. •• 61J.2!M3, 673-SQ>t.:._ __ Garden & Townhouse upper. carport. nr OCC Deluxe poolside xtra fireplace. buill-ins. near rrom bch. Compl furn 2Ba apl. Btl1 romplex ll86 aq ft at Huntington B> O.C Airport orrict' design NOFEE ~use 75l·3696 __ large 2br. 2ba. bltns. 50lh.St.tblorktooce~n. 48r 3ba. play rm S20S mo .. 21 or over Executive Park. Pickup space lo share or sub- TSL MGMT !;42,1603 Spacious 2bdnn apt. encl dswhr 112 m1les beach No .Parking. no patio. $2200/mo. Avail July leue call Nancy 984 1248 good remammg lease lease. Nr restaurants & gar Adulls1no pels. Adlts. no pets. S450 mo Avail. 7·10·2131331·9904· l2·Sept30.Susie&44-7211 eves. .Call&40-S7Lt.or947~ free~a.rs 752:..~-- fi{ol2m1mics 67S-87Dg Newport Modem Store or ore nr post ofc S450 548 s r 213 411 1001 Jerr1 __ ~··· u...n 3600 lolboa ,....., 3106 ......•.•...........•.• ·····················~· 1395. 321 Monte V15ta. S36·8362. EASllLUff Newport Bearh. t block F 50 It over, employed. to DLX 2 IM STE. Custom. execuUve orrice. ~f .. eo"1,!.rl-Sun. 1·3pm. M •11 .... ERS w•LI( Immaculate 3 bdrm. 3 to ocean. Avail by week. share home with same. Pvt. outside entrance & 400 sq. rt Pvt bath with OC AlltPOIT /C.M. l840. prime ,2 sty or fi t'es warehouse. a,c, cpl. O.H door, etr Sublease 966 1337 !.11.l'.!•:..:.m:.::e'------ P E NTH OUS E SUITE now avail. + 2700 sq.ft 2 ..._, 2 ba 2Br. lBa w1earage. t blk diJpl. dishwasher from bch. l&3S mo oo 1 Ev 556-89, 96J.0902 da r lse No 759-0!66 ., •........ , .......... . Cheerful 2br, 2ba dplx raring Bay Bearh. Sept 13-J une 1. ~. Adults, no em. 873-6846".-....-- 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUSCASITAS F'um. l br. apl. 1325 4r up Encl. gar. Adulll. no pt>ts. 2110 Newport Bl. 548·U68 btwn 8 It SPM FROM.WKLY Ambassador lnn. W7 Harbor Blvd. 64,5.4840 New decor. l Br. Dplx. Seperaltd by gar Quiet. Ernplyd adult over 35, no ls. .$48-1021 1 BR, comloruble, pvt. cpll. drps. water/gas. .846-9'29 l350/mo. Deluxe Mobile Home. Mature adult.I, no CCM'OM .. Mar 3122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t Br. Apt S495 incld utils 2 blocks from beach 851-9609 Zlr. llaMt Newly decor. C:as pd. encl gar., pool, dshwr. Adulll. IG-5073. SPACIOUS 28DRM .,..,,. "" "' " "' ba. end unll . po~I 7-11 to 7-25. 675-2656 & Hunt. Bch.&S103. pkg + amplerlientpkg. shower Balboa Penin. ~ro~· .i~ 5~~ ~~~ii~:~ ~~en~ 1(737-5131_. ----Single Fem Parent Jook. :~aa~t. 0!:J1~1~:~nd~ S285 mo.~-· ---Large Townhouse 2 Br. 11'2 Ba. garage. patio. laundry rm S43S mo. '7~-0500=.::.:·e-.- car garage. Mar Hunt ok Sl.000 mo Open Balboa lsland 2br. Zba + mg lo ahr wlfem rmmte contemp prof bldg . FOi LEASE _Harbour~-1·5 Fri-fuSun 525 Murphy bed$550/Wk tn· only,C.M !2lJ)s.58-860l sec SVC + ropierava1I. 1028sq r1ort1cespace N srACIOUS IUll fiield 3 Br 2 Ba. Apl. with 2 wwl!Bl car allarhed garage FAMLY Ar'TS. W •O hook-up. patio. Brand new beautiful lrg Crplc Small pet/child apl. for families with l olt. For appt call or2children.Nearpark. TSLMGMT 642-1603 Heal paid. No pet.A. Duplex 3Br. 2Ba. newly 2 BR 2 BA. ~ . decorated, dbl gar. W /0 398 W. Wilson, 631·5583 hook·Up. Avail no..-. S6$0 2 Bdrm . 11"' ba. 610 Joann mo. 538-092.=--l __ _ St N? children. sml dog HUR THI WCH considered $425 mo 2 BR 2 Ba. bll.ns, patio. 6'2·7344 vaulted rigs. gar .• adlls. Stunnmg large 2 Br 2 Ba nop pets. $4915. 4922 Ed· Garden Apl. Pool & Rec In er. 846-Q34 area. SUS. WALK TO BEACH. 1 Br. 710 W. Ukh. St. stove• relrice. $350 Mo. 3 Br. 2 Ba. 179Sha1imar. 531·2456or~7979. Cancha. ~9209 eludes TV Cable. phone HELP. Need place for uttl ind A C pd t mo CM. Incl 2 pnvat.e or· _!!ail. 673-124l self & dog. SJZ.S17S. I'm free rent. S280 /mo fices M().3666. Property Non·smoker, bayfront pvt. suite. Gar, shr. k1lch.16751mo. 173--0560. BALBOAPENINSULA 22 . f /t handyman. 642-9347 Santa Ana management. 2br. 2ba dplll facing Bay 646·5465 Prof Bldg. 1670 Santa or Y1ew omce spare. Newport Center. Barrell Rlty, 642 5200 Beach. DI wkly, Aug Male or Female share ~naAve ,C.M. Whelan Spacious Bach. J 1) Blks IS-Se 12. 67J.QM6 P 1 u 5 h h 0 m e w i t h to prime beach $300 Mo. Completely furnished Newport Beach Exec. 2 CAMMBY YJUAGE Re·~I £state ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yearly. m2830 Ivy HB bearh cottage. blocks from bearb with 4$0sq ft spare avail Aug n 1260 sq. rt. w1smk. fron· l Br. 1 81. Year round ~11~ pool & tennis courts. $350 1. S475. Ideal ror sm bus•· tagt'. Under 5()1: sq r1 Co•••rcW ....... 4475 t I ness or retail shop ·--------ren a · S285 per week, sleeps 4. + lsl . & lut. Call Paul 67s,6522 NEWPOITCEMfB .fil.Side,CM.548-7249 M7-8845 on large pool. ocean 760-7024. ::.=..:==------Balboa Is'--.. 500 •q fl 897-9M H.e~ •---.1. Excellent Newport uuJU • ~~w 631-t854. M IF lo sbare spec 2 BR 2 •llfildta• _. C•nler (Fashion Island) store t685 + 600 sq fl of STUDIO across Crom B l NB Cool & vt OCEAN EW. Approx "' fi SS50 ml.241 beach. S380/mo yrly. Newport Beach ocean· a ap • P r office spare With great _!Ce · p I I I d frontS780weekup bearh MOO Dottie 300 sq t Ut1I pd exposure and pre· .... l1lal....., 4500 21000 c' ~~c g.aNrpt, aShoWl ry Bay vle~2br.,.,.~eek. Johnson 760·1966 ; ~imo.536-7542 ti . add S .....ar res w _,,, w s g1ous ress pace • •• ••• •• ••••••••••••••• 640-5078 . Agent, 675-3170. 675-8000 ----1 Newport Center·3 suites from 7:i0 to SOOO sq ft. 1675 Approx. 2265' In· -v .......... 4zso Woman child OK Big on 16lh floor . Union Will arcommodale dus·1 Orfire 18101 S-C.._.. 317' oc condo, 'poo1. len.ni~. etc. Bank Bldg, ocean & aolf a r a p h 1 c d e s ion . Redondo Cr "T " Hunt •••••••••••••H•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64C. c.123 ~S165 COUl'Se YleW. 2,041 SQ ft , " " h 2 BR. 2 BA. CONDO. On 81& Bear Lakecabulsand · ,...., --993 sq n.. l.'46 sq fl arc.-hiteclure, accounlan· Be ~2·21134 _ _ New carpel. upstairs. No pets. USO. Sierra golfcovne.llOO. M~mmoth. Lakes con· Female rmmte non-Monlhtomonlhorupto cy.laworotherbusmess 8.700 sq ft office + Near new lovely apt. 2 Br. a.6100 do a2da nun. 964-5712. smoker to shr 3bdrm Siyrs Sl.?S per sq ft re I ate d usu Ca 11 warehouse lrv1nt In· 1 Ba. Prpk. bltns, W/D A.-a.:....•• I ..... ~ LAKE TAHOE.motion Ir'! rondo. 1225/mo + '"" Full service lease. War· William Cote. Exclusive dustnal. J:Y tnple net. hkup, priva~ patio & .-+=WWW~ HI 111""' picture producer's lux. ul1I. Call 5S9·7416 or ren McNear79).0404. Broker Call 646·10M or Inquire g~rage. Xlnl area. $450. orU.fwwl1i.d ltOO 4bd rm . ( 2 muter -'7"""S2'-"·9069o=:.:.·-----• t , Maros1 Co. 16753 Noyes. ..:5'5==-·~3i04=·------1 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• bdrmal 3ba. 2 lrg fr,>lca. Spyglus 4 br. pool, spa. --------· Cote Realty 957·9266. Mr. Coop m· ~~~~~~--1 I, 2 & 3...._ S E A W I N D ram rm.Iden wlron-fem. pref.121. refs req. Small office. am pit & Investment ~1ted __ _ VII 1 .&.GE verllble sleeping rac. S27S /mo. Doug. 7~1232 r:Jskin&. easy access, 640-Sn7 MESA """' A c r o u r r om b ea u t. an. 7pm. wkndl. '"'!!!!!!m!!!!!!!!o!!Aat!!!!.!!S48-!!!!!!!!11'Z9!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' I New 1'2 bdnn Klxury Bumi Cedar Beach & nr Need livtly student lo ~ ~ IHDUSTRAL Jl44 adult apta in 14 plans 1 Hyatt Hotel & Casino, share apt. Near UCI. PARK :.=...::;.:;.:=-------••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm trom •· 2 bdrm Incline Village. Incl ca· $220 + ~ elec. Mike 711 W. I 7tt.. St. from ~35. Townhouse ble TV with 24/hn of 552·15!2. \\ C .... MIMtCtlf S600 + pools, tennis, "Sbowtlme'' movies. ----'"-=-=-----i ~ ...lft · &*· Q~ secure. lttl ewport vd. lff:&T71 .......... J76' !o~lt!!:a~~~&i-: ~~:.u~.a~:·~~~~ ·~91:,. oso B~B e..lf.\l'-· · • 1110.~1-!~~ umta paid. P'rom San 1>1e10 ski boat. Sl.50/day or •••••• , ••••••••••••••• ~ ~--._ ~ u..u~ avail for ocrupel(7 late ) Frwy drive North on SMO/wlt. Fine ref'• a Garage '1! 1torai•. 40 r~ Vl 11 June. •Ont 1700 aq fl : ....................... COUMTIY CLUI L...-11 MIWPOIT YACH Beach to McFadden must. t714)71M).920&. wldu 11 .p, 1Uey IC· ~lll>f Wa~hOUlt It 710 IQ (t. 1 then West on McFadden -· . cea1. nr tah • Nwpt QI VYfVf office avail for im· Villace. BIG Bear CabiD. l~alfor BIYd, C.M. p , @0:8107 lkn mediate orc1&panry -J..:..r.==-===----i fil1Un1, hWna. billna or 44to "Tf V ? • 33• 3S• pt>r aq. rt. ~. Leasing offiet hrs MO«I f. -·"" thru FriM. OFFICE/ warehstf 1tor1ge 1,000 aqft. Ap. ro •. C.M~ • , • w..-. 460I ~ Use ,,,_It/ service when placing your ad ... a Daily Piiot ad number will appear In your claaifiect 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 •.. th Is service Is Oftlv S7 .50 ' wHk. For more Inform• tlon anCI to ~ICe your id c1U M2•5611. • I •• .. - •••••• • • .. ., . R&'MfaX H~\ll••I~' MONEY f11l for pool, auto, home Improve etc . 2nd-3rd T D. M2-2'7U Bkr. Morfttpa.Trwt Dff4t 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE FREE &all: 642-5611 z •• • •••• • -.. --~ ----------. ............. -. .,.. ......... ..,..._._ ........ _ ... : . ..-..... _,..... ....... .,...._._. _ _,,.._~,.. ... -...... ~!.~ ..... ?!!! ~!~ ..... ?!!! ~!~ ..... ?!~ laperie10ld ~ 1ptudtr /HUtr .. for !IOl1t•••HHm 'OOlmwcl WC*ll DUTID *We ttr'V1nl meall, z ,....., tle1111· UJll 6f--1 uliltuee to ki chea. r /time. taptttruo by tbe Sea tloap. ••· P/fCOOI Hoene stflt -*inc tor smaU ~ fatW· ty. Ple~. bn. Salary ~onop ..... NSI. ... llA&.OMCI Oood worlllnC condl· llon1. Good ~Y· Handle A/P, A/R. QJMtructlon or automotive n · perlenoe preferred. pr! ·3102 Oran.I•· ... RALOMCI Brtabt t11U11wlutJc ~ pie. want.ct ror e1paod-ln1 Ume share raort. Detk e1p. not'*· Com· puter or tJme sbart knowledp helpful. Con· tact: Crail or Louisa '92~103 ...... Office OW' rapidly u""1C11nl lnt.emational co. ii seek· In& an enthullutlc, aelf· 1tart1na lndlv. tor a 1eoeral olfioe poa. Gd. typ1J11. pbol'8l • ftllna req'd. Oucaandina com· pensat.ion • e1~t co. beoefita. Pleasant wort· Ing envil'CllU!Wnl. Con· tact, Pat M.ll.11 Mil Sdldlllc.,,... .... ,.... .... 18011 MltdltU Soutb lrviAe, 567·Dl, EOE W_..., 7tot twpW_.. 71M Wllllilll 7111 . ................................................................. . "~·tWJ ... ~. -·~ ml U you live In the Newport • .._. ana, an t.tweee .,. U.22, and are look.Ila for part· Umt. fWJ.UJne. Ot lnl· l)Ora17 Work, we CID help )'OU find I job, LMALllC'T N.8. Law l\ra. Good ttni.. word proceu1a1 Hi>trluee lllttpful, aalary commeuurate ~It.I) tlp. Good btnenta, e1U NI.kill or Art 15$.UU MUISI ................. prt· femd to ..W 1D001tr ud .,. .......... 1.n bull for i.1 iaoetJI U · •la•mtnt. L«•Uon ID UllUIAM Ntw_port S.1tb. WUI .OOCUllDn'CONTROL C(ll)l(der ~ nun- Full Um• PGI· wttll clvll Ins ua11tut. For more .,....,., • lud plan, 1nlonn1tkn. pk ... caU n I a c fl r m . So m e ._<!!lll!!!!!I) N!!ll!!.tlll••' •II!!!! Ubrarlu lkllll delired. P: Job lln Apply ln penoa, t.o lfr. MUISBAIDIS COIDe I ~ni. al Robert Bein. Coav. hos pt. Buch Won.bope lntenriew~uea William P'roat 't A•· area. FNe 11\Jr. medical No charp to you or to soclata, 1401 Quall St.. • dental. tree CRT over 1,000 employen we _.N.,.et..::...1· B::..:c:.::h..,_. _____ 1 tralnlna. Top ulary. have on tlle. It workl MZ-IOM throu'b the United Way and volunteers who care. If you're looilna for 1 .)ob, tab YES for an answer. Call 111 to. day, or at.op by our offi« at 54.2 W. 00 St., SuJte 8 ,lnCoatall..a. y@. .... .,. ..... , Youth Employment Service M_....I Odd Job• like arocery MecW.WTr-. 1boppln&, for pro(. Medical mta. co. needJ woman 2/hr1 week. wortera : Cotta Mesa. M.5-235'1. •Latbt()perator ORDER Delk 6 Counter tMin.2ynnper) 11ln. General bl.rdwart •Mini Lathe Operators cuttln& tools, pwr tools. •Miii Room/Operators/ ueer CaUJim, 145-3230 Auemblera OR'rnOASST Wlllt.rain RDA Will train 7:~12 Excell. benelill • ~ork· Mon· Thurs. Newport ln& condltionl. M111lon 642.2826 Viejo area. Only those ------=-=------ ae e k In 1 permanent PAIT.flUU TIMI emfloyment need apply. Part·time In wtnur. Full . Ca I: Mu. Pa rel II , tlmt now In a 4-11rl of· 581·3830 rice at email friendly '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l!!!!!!!!!•l!!!!!!!I Mra. Co n.r South Coast of the Harbor Arn 642-0474 ()pm 10UD.·3:30p.m. Monday t.hN Friday Ye1 ·we help employera, M•t • c• Mm Plaza. Phone. typln1. filina. filUJ'H, ttc. Gd benefit. ~7101 too! E1p'd. Ndl. truck. Pvt. IMMIDIATB.Y ::t~~!'· o c. area. P/fl ..... NI Jhnaatr. office work , In the California Air Na-co unter help for food UonaJ Guard for men ' service. Seasonable women wtprior.mllitary IS/mol. H.B. area. CaU e1pr. For more inform•· E s 0 n g r a t h tioD call Staff Sat Cindy m4)54H378orll6().11813' Gehring at 7141979-7363. · Sam to 4pm, Mon thru Manicure wanted in my Fri. home, twice a month. Cotll Men. or m St. P /TIMI IVIMMGS C1•11 .. , .... c.n.n Adults with ou&.llandine attractive penonalltles, who enjoy worlling with 10·15 year old youth& evenings S·llPM. Call 642·4321, Ill. 343. between 2PM to 5PM. ukforLori Paid co. benefits. Salary commensurau with ex- pe r. Call : Pauline. 913-0!Nl 64.5-2357. MASOMWOU Bn~k • block mason. P.t n.t ,.,._ Must have 5 years ex-To deliver Dally Pilot penence. Aettptinf ap-auto route in the Laguna pllcatlOnl immediately. Btacb 1mi 7 days per South Shores Construe· week. lion Services, 831-9231 Houn: Mon thnl Fri •P- M·F 10·3. prox. 3:30to5:30 PM -=----=~------• HoW'I: Sat 6 Sun ap- MllMCAl. pro1. 5 AM to7 AM. Exp. front office, exp. Earniog1 approx. 1400 back omce for G.P. m per mo. Call Bryan F o u n la I n V a 11 e y • Holland at 642-4321 -'179....._·11.__l.._11~. _____ 1 E q u a I 0 p p o r t MEDICAL UCEPT Emp&oyer Very busy medical prac. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lice ln Fuhion Island. PEST COMTIOl . Heavy pbooes.1ood typ-TECtMCtAN ine preferred. Cindy. Ludlne peat control &40,2023_ company needs route MllMCAL technlc11n for steady •1e--sT job. Entry level position " ..-""""' We train, no 11perlenl'e F/l with experience for oecuury. Call Tim. racial plaltlc surgeon's Mon 9-12. m«>21. oHic:e. 642-5802 N. B. 1-=-------="-'-"-------- PIS T COMTIOl MEDICAL T1AM1 RECOIDS Leadln1 pest control company needs route TIANSCIJIER techn ician for steady RequJrt1 80wpm typine. job Entry level posit.Ion knowltdaeofdlctaphone We tram. no expenence 6 medical termiD~y. ntcuury Call Tim. Oraanlutloo. attmuon Moo 11-12. m«l'21. to detaU 6 loUow up are ~=-.=;~~==--- very lmpoirtant. We of. PHOTOLAI fer e1ctlleot env iron· Printin1 • misc:. lab ment. Capistrano by the d uli es Wt 11 tr a in. Sea bosp.-.5702. F /time permanent Mature person pre· MIDICAL UCEPT. ftrred. Start 14.25/hr. Peaboard accounting; Non ·amoker. Apply some Insurance, re· 10·3pm at Onalte Photo. ports. Four day week. graphic, 3303 Harbor North Costa Mesa. Blvd. Unit E·5 of Com· 557· lllllO. merce Part, C.M. MISS84Gla PHOTOTIAJHll For busy O.C. Aienc:y. U you are enthusiutic • Must be cqanlud/relia· enjoy children 4c are ble, full lime, valid loollln& for irtra lnClOme, California drivers train now for a position license, • lood drivtn& with privau school com· record. Start Im· pany. Work Sept /Nov mediately. Call Susie with p/U~ work avail ...:556""'-·!MeO:;..;;.,.;'--------i Jan thru May. Cell Miss MMGMMT POSITIOH ,_G.._.r'""'ee ..... n.....,99 .... ~-=---·--- Fabric chi.In, C.M. 4c PLASTICS Anaheim. Xlnt oppt'y. Meo to wor1l in vacuum Geri Mf.40t0. for m 1 n a r om p 1 n y . Model <F> 6 aui.t video Knowledae or pl11t1cs &>hotoara~. Volunteer b t I p tu I • b u t n o t lnlllallx. ~MS-3994 necuury. Interview ...:M=o""'o""a-SS=/ISC=-"~OITS;.=.;..;...1 ~~1C:.d 1·3 30 daily Top Dollara527·71.86 MOTEL Desk clerk. Day PllSSIOOM shirt. P /Ume, F /time. SUP8tVISOI Nr. Oran1e Fair· Pol . requires min. 10 grounds. M.S-T700. Jtan· yra. prinlln& exp. Strong nle mechanical, tecbnical N bk&rnd in Web offatt. •••paper delive ry Ora. Cly. co Apply : 1660 person, 11 or over. 0 rl v er' a II cenae. in· 1-P._l=•c .... e=n=ll•""A-..v~e ..... , -=-C=M-- 1uranct, ~Y car. Pnnt1o1 Npt Bch·lrv.CO.ta Mesa OffMt ,,..,_ area. 7 dya pr wk. Mon· Exper'd. tst Pressman. Fri, 2-SPM. Sat/Sun Gou Commuruty 4 unit. 4.7: 30AM . Approx. Apply: 1680 Placentia ~Jmo. Call $40-3007 Ave CM ~ ;r~SPM. Aak ror1-P~rin~it1-·~0-,-· ---- Nia ht Guard. A larae ~ ""111•• wholeaale nursery ia Exp d. 2nd Pressman. aeeltln1 a penon to •• Gou Community 4 unit. 1ume job with important Apply: lMO Placentia reapon1ibilltles, Dutlesi-..:..:.Av""'e""'.'""C"".M:;.:.:.... ---- Include: monltorlna PIODUC110M mah1 11te, lrrl1aUn1 AS~Y plants \llinC a.-omaUc Wire • caw. UHmbly. waterifta aywtem. No H · Proareuive shop wanta per I e n ce need • d . aomeone to Ori with 551-4221, Coal!ctSttve. compHf. Pleue call MUlllW.ftn <7l4>1S4·1m, North San Clemente PRO. ...... atta. Tlredotbld hra. • W ltb Fortran U · deprtulna 111rround· perlence Le1ra IBM I n I s 1 M E D I C A L JCL COBoL E W E I G H T L 0 S S to ~lcro-~..:~r: CLINICS. RtwardJna 1tlnt Hlary + arowth opp'ty. BceuNI! Full or potential. Coata Me11 p It I au. 154· UH. loc. Atrooep,161• l·'!IHJI!· r n uc.r /n'ftm .. ,.~, ... .,..1 •• o1. flffl " ......_ p/Ume •ISllATll =~o:t~~.!: 1n,..,1We for acwl• • Sallla "-°"'*· Ap. aad lltme hta lth pllcante alilollld have dM•• ot a w..e. of. prevlns pllont H · flee . Th ptrtOfl ~.fllOdoraulaa. ,.DOH., ..W have U.al • CJOmmUDlc•Uoe a LYN f~ or ti• lkllll. °""" tnilll •c· t• .. I•• nfllritllft lo e.raw'1. • °""-a~ lto1plt1l lltall~ ure ,..rteet OwH .. run ~.:.:.~~.•••t tr t.uwun 4 ·HP•· T:IOp•, MH·Prl 6 *•·• • leL If,.. .,. 4111111 ... , ..... tall ~ CHla •tu tTM)nl.•: ..... Au m••• •• ··- 1, ... ' . . . . Z U 't A 4 a :;;: • • • • 0. 4 -• • -.,---------.-..---.--.....--·-·-··-· ........ , -· .. -. ~.~~ ..... !!!! ~!!.'!".!!....!!.'! ..... ~~ ..... ?! ... ~?~ ..... ?!!! !.!.~ .. \!~~~-~!~ ~.~!~ ....... !!!! P/fCLmlCAL a.lad prep ciwr needed HCafAIY SMACllAI ..WOOIJ16-S PR!tltJ'ITENs Clerical vauo • bn !xpu uc1111ry. Type 50wpD, lO.k•1 Id· Cuhltr/Fnod pnpara· 2' to 20' IOQI. Frt1b Tlrer·Urlptd irer, dally lo loM bi-Ok•race Mlftlmua II yrs ol •••· dtr, 1dml1lttratlve Uoe. o..., • calD1 true It load arrlvl111 Wlllte • °""*· 54M2lt compaay la Puhlo11 A"'y In penaa oal.Y. 1 Clutitl, ~•poll· ahllta. Mltwt. Seaclllf Wttkly. Save at 55'/f\. alt.4. llland. ~'3,'· com· PM to• Pll 1'* tliru tlo11. lnPoo1lblllt1. Cou.ntrxClub . ._ PP call Jim S.6·tus '""rree~--AK-C-Pllodle--,-lon-a· putaUoul , tyt ror Sat. HO AV! PfOO. San 11.t be well orpal,MCI. lwlk .. unlO... anytime baited black 3/mo old detalls. Call Katie Clem!!!te Silao o~u. Non· P/Ume,arawyatd'alllft. l1ted Spanilh roof tlln, ltlttea. m.42541=-.. M0-83IO Saa. amoker. PA firm. Will train. llliun adult Ci' ea. dileowlt fw eJI· PBE!toGOODHOIU:.4 P/thne kitchen help CHISS••....s ~o:•· CaU Cathy, emd.14H>1J. Urtlot.M&-2141 kitten.a. black • fray. waat.ed, wW train. Call UNUM.,. EACH EIS ~eot Ceh 10)5 W e a n e d fr boxed ' after llam: 11'7~1Clt4. Spec laity 1ame atore SECRET ARY your lecomt 00 pt/Ume ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• trained. RealEatate lwlmmed.opea,lnpfor AcllNn.Asst bullwtt.hmktl mrmt PURR·FECTLV beu1t. 5*!1EafttrSpm IM.COMllSSIOM penn. fllll/Ume cal'ffr r I l la ! bulot11. Call l0r appt: pure·brtd, Lilac Point 4 Adorable Klttena, !I to full Ume u-rieftctd minded·~· En· or ou Ooocl"'' ~~_I ·M'l5 Siamese kittens. Mary belft, 1 &nY to good r-try level poaiUon 2700 compuy • IAUq. 6 40 • 6 5 $ 0 Wk d a )' I home m541M 11enta. For details call w. Piciflc Cout 'Hwy start at SIJDO/mo. Xlat TEACHER·Prt School. a,51493-DM&eves/wknds 1-==--·..-....-....-...-....__ __ Carey Ward. NB MS-502l ' benenta • ureer paten. Full time, permanent. Free Female Wbltetrao H 1·2241 · Ual. Aerocioau>. llS7..e581. liberal beneflu. Alao Dogs 8040 Terrier, very friendly. SALISCI •• AIDES. Call Marilyn ....................... Female Lab Puppy Exp'd full cw pert time, SICllf AIY T· . KEESHOND Pups. AKC. black. Yellow Lab/Cro11 S.C. Plaaa. 751· ~EGAL Champ alre. M/F. Pet & fem11t. 644-31156. Xlnt ak1ll1 regulred, THClllr/Dlrtctor s how . Pvt Pl Y . FREE Kitt~ lo aood UllS 1alary oecotlable -t Exper., EtE ' Elem. 213/69'1·l~aft6pm. home, boxtr1ined. manoffict,ma>1 unit. req'cl. Managerial IMIUl35 IWISTATI Openinu for ex- perienced sat.ea people Call Da.n Wlllentlne. COUtBCIAL Tired of aelllaa bouaes 1 da.ys a week? We need one Uctl\Mfl to leani the skills to manace. broker commemal real estate. Income from mamt 11th.lie you learn. Super benefits: life insvrance: heallb inaurance •den· tal plan. Contact Ken. 675-6700. SICllT ..... , abWty I must. lmmed. AAA HOME DOG -o In .IGOOl TRAlNING. Irish Sett.er 3 yean old. PASTOR'SEXEC. Specialising in happy WonderfilJ with kida. Commly Presbytert111 T1 .. pai1• ~,..., owners ai well m1Mered -"97"'"9"--77~llO""'. -----Church nrofeuional Alli. aervtce. Daytime do F ..._ 1050 T hlft 312 Jrd St c IS ........ qualificaUonl attt1ctlve • · .. I . · a&-9:21115 ••••••••••••••••••••••• com~naalion pacbp. ..!La:!!!li1.i:;un::•~Bu=c~h==---I !!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!~ I G4-7Ss.5forinl«Ylew. ~ M I N I A T U R E Secretarial P10ft1 SCHNAUZER, SHOW 1801 IOO OPll To set appointmenta. No Q U A L ITV . RA R E Top notch, part time ft a e 111 ._ $4 / b r + BLACK MALE. 17 /WU, vacation. U /apnp"t. + bo~us. AKC, Champ. Sired. (714) MS-7221 ~5410 5:30-t :>Opm. We need Tnt·Bred Parents. All REAL ESTATE SALES S..;W • ., SICllTAIY 1wady, nuture people. shots Incl Parvo. $400. Wett...ASecrtft . !ap'd ul11 person/ For busy R.E. Deve)op-C.,~. ~~-IAll k for AMSCBreeder.~523'7. Our special R.E. pro-esllmater wanted by JS ment Co. 1 man oftice.1....;:;;:M:.:: ... ;:.;:t;..;:o~r=M:.:: .. =-=:.:.·---'ev""'es=.:.... ------ vam yr old O.C. buildln1 firm Must have xlnt typin1 Ta9IHOMI SALIS Free lo good home. 10 really worts In today's to solicit new work. Send skllls le command Ot the 21 hrs /wk . Xlnt op· mo. old fem.ale, part Lab market. Wilhlnl!Odays resume salary require· English taneuaae. Book· porlualty to join an l pit bu I I. Li le es ou should be earning• men ts to PO BOX 1S60 keepina exp. Xlnt ap-alabliabed, crowing or· children. 646-82118. min.of.xic>prmo. CM CA 921!3S C/O Daily pearance. Colle1e 1aniutl011. Hourt,y base Fneto YOll I045 Prior experience req. Pilot Newspaper Ad I degree pref. Kuat be + bonuaea. Office In ••••••••••••••••••••••• C\ftfidentiallnterview ..:M4;;:..:... ______ willing to drive. Laguna Niguel. Call •957-170• Sales Knowledae or R.E. Branda831-.MOO •I Mefwot11• Guya and gals 18 and up Development. Muat be i..:.:..=.;;=TIAINm=....----- IEC.,,OMIST1 PFartjimbeP~~. fulltime.. :ipe~:~ ~amp=~~ Xlnl oppty In Stock . ln un o . ..uei, contest B .. Pl f Busy law firm 1111eelc g and aood PIY· Call Mr. le small office computer. roaer11e rm or a .r~ceptloniat with Kelly.54!-4117. Salary commensurate motlnted, nutureSales m1n1mum 2/yra U · wltb exp. Call 675-7671 Aui1tant Tuinee. perience. Applicant Sales /Management, ~/t forinterview. Newport Center. Call should have &ood phone or flt, no exp. ~e lratn. '~-'---~-----'----MariorieS...~ voice. 1billly to work un· He~lth, Nutritional • * SECIEJAllES *'l'uto ----=,-~n.-eeded---. .......... in.---b-as-ic-1. der pres!ure, &ood or· weight control Co . Mon/Tues afternoons. gani11Uonal sli:ills. of· 54H1Bl. Worll ''°' 1 ,., For 18 yr old. 960-2929 fice appear8:"ce le eDJ:OY SALIS PllSOMtB. ' "'C••rt---TYPIST .s wpm /Recep- work1n1 with pubhc Gd. oppty. for d)'llamir. IVJCKf HESTON I tiooist lnt'I. trading PO&itiooavallabletnour maturewomenw/min.S _ • co/I r vine Perm . CanogaParkolfice Xlnt yn. retail sales exper. P /time. 2 day wk . company benefits & ror contemporarv store. & AllOCW11 9 • 30PM .., h competitivesalary Call Only career-~lnded Specialist.sin C~llNom{a,m=ro r. Rose (213)716-1411. need apply. Salary plus Temporary Clerical RECEPT/SEC'Y comm. Pis apply in Penoonel Word Processors X-ray lab training for Pfl"IOO or call: Apropo. 54()..0400 Fie ... n.t ri&ht person Clerical· 644·2652 or 1129 FuhlOll h Merel lite bkkpe akills a must, Island, N.B. EOE SECllTAIY Work out your ow n X . r a y e x p . n o t S ... • -• .,.. ... .. Stock: brotera1e finn in schedule to suit your ~.,,....,.... ,.~,,... Fashion Island bu im· needs. H you like work· necessary . ....,..,..... Fem1'nt"ne attire. Exe d. · f me 1ate opening or in& with diffttent peo. 20SOPAS, new, Ill ea. LS Loveaeatl, 175 ea. 957 ·5708 or SM-4180 MOVlt5LlltMew 14 ft Frpst. Free wturlpl rftf\&, bm, S295 but Of· fer, matcbinJ queen c1.11t quilled headboard bedspread • chase loun&e. by Nettle Cre~. $400 beat olfer. aame la· ble. 4 upbld chn. S300 beat offer; misc furn. 760-8118 eves or Sun IEC.,,OMST sales f/t ' p/l. Bae Secretary, back-up pie. have exper. (or de· Npt. Bch. 30 hrs. per Street. located at La operations exper. pref'd. sire to learn> on MAG wk: .. includin& HabralFashionlsland. Hrs. 8-4:30. Contact: CardorlBMMemoryai weekenda. Frootofc. ap-833-1115. Helen McGinley for type 7S+wpm. Opening pearance. Hvy phones, SIAMSTllSS appt: 644-2292 ror full ac part time Ille typin&, some ex per. lmmedlate opening ~ith S!CIETAIY I.I. person. Salary comm. pref'd. Start $4.SO per hr. large aail loll. 548-3'66 Secretarial position ID with skills. Call PRT: 645-7100 active Newport Center 962-8311 or 752-0234 or I -"-'-t SECf'AITTIME Realtor's olfice. Front send resume to: 18988 K-r-C 2·3 ~ days per wk. offa·,. ................ .....,ui~ Mt. Demeter. Fount. for publishing o. in H n xib&e 631 11..24 '""' ........-• · ., .... V 11 Oil Irvine. General office oars e · · good telephone voice 1 ex, 927 duties, organize evenu SECllT AIY t y p in g . SH ai a p '. Writer needl good typist. 1981 TOYOTA TERCEL 4 SPEED column Good detail pearance. Real estate to Ute le learn to mkt d C II Permanent 9 am·l2 •xpen··n-.. -'ptuJ but poetry, 9AM-12 noon. s kills neede . a noon, Mon-Fri. Law of· " "' ..... na Willi · .,_, __ Q57-8522 flee Good tvnng skills. not euenUal. Prefer tram. 0><0 .... ,. open. -'n"""-~.= ... -=--n-t ____ N rt ee",....h a local resident. For in· ...:499-~5246='------ ._........ 67~~-ac rea. lerview call Mn. Duhl. X-Ray CRT rad offc MCOONAlD'S SECllfAIY W..-YM. T.,._Co. l :»S M·F. 644-1775 NB. Com• 5;_C.;.~am at .....,_ M4-4t IO Xlnt 111 + benefits. "' • r-• u"' Expr. ICtry for savings our brand new store In· and loan. Challenging 1•----... -•!Mtrc._.. side S.C. Plau. No ex· poalt. requires strong • •SECllTA.1115• * ••••••••••••••••••••••• perience necessary We commonlcation • or· Recpt/n5/AnabS14,400 ~ offer uniforms. flex. ganitalional skills. Gd Payl/Const.LagNSlS,800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hrs .• performance " typing It S/H a must. Pres/Sh90/Exctgl17,400 WANTED TO IUY wage reviews & promo-Salary commensurate PresRE/Shl90Sl9,200 1 b 11 y 0 Id 1 un 5 • tlons from wlth10. Ap-w /ex pr. Kath I e en Expd ConlulUnt Oun diamonds, Ivory, jade ai plications are bein& ac-754-1801. Orange Coast S * * M.ws Allllt• * collectibles. Call (714 > cepted at our store at a. L EOE .,._ ~ 3810 South Bristol St . ...:•::.;:=;·:..:>::..::""-·----**nw1'1..-:** 972-4926ftutforDane. tuat NortholS. C. Plaza, Karen <Elder>. the new .,._..~ .. y,...... Mrs. Lyun Dort, retum· ~ on·Frl, lJ.Spm. •SICllTAIY• inl from Honeymoon 00 Collector sacrificing Restauralll&ackBar E 11 l t r M d th k ood Museum qua 11 ly Pvt. Club' Coun•·r help ace en opp y. or on ay, an g . Nautical artifacts·, bin· "" sharpgaltowortdnfast-ness • food prep cook. Xlnt paced Newport Beach We . are ex Pao ding nacles, dMn& helmets Ir workin&conda.957..0174. comm'l. rea.l estateofc. again! That super. pumpe,compesset,etc. Excellent typing & die· super lady, Sharon !213!240-53M llTAIL Part time clerk.a. tapbone WJ{a required. Parry !formerly of ~ Challenging position for Purcell Temporaries l FlaAMD'S ri&.hl gal. Call: joins the co. as a perma-954 W 11th. C.M. Laila,m.2900 nent Comultant begin· Open July 4th wlcnd. STOPH'~ M.AlllTS 4555 c...e Hwy .. ... .,... .... ningJu.ly8th.Callus! Good selection , Lit ReindersAay. lnc. American antiques. Ex· 4020 Blrcb F.at'MEOE cepUonal dbl sfde china Newport/83U190/Frtt buffet. SICllTAIY Account serrices. Ad· !!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I v e rt is in & agency. Ex Sec re ta rial cellent organ.iution & If yn .... rofhe communication sll:ilh cott.. & .. flrtd of IMwLVM 3 to 11:30PM. County Club Coav. lbpt.. 203&2 Santa Ana Ave .. S.A. Hatt. 549-Dll needed. Typing SOwpm Liber1I beod'rts. C1ll bNCJ a 9.5 W fri. Jan Wood. btwn. 9AM ..,, Child's Roll-Top desk , Haehld furnlshlnga. Gun, Kitchen items 11. 548-2928 IUHHM FOi PAITS Must be alert, have 12Nooa. m-~ en)>y worting with dJf. Late 1800 Victorian style aettee. SC.mo wkdys: valid Calif. driver's lie. Classified Ads are the fr good drivinJ record! answer to a successful for cons~ equip-garage or yard sale' lt"s ment rirm m Orange a better way to tell more Heavy llftina req. Ftr. people' 9'7-3102. ..:...,_..:....__· ----- RESTAURANT RESTAURANT MAN AG DINT ASSISTANT MAMMllS Sll,000 to Sts.•rwY ... hlJ compeny benellts • opportunity for adVllUIDellt H1CMt SCHOOL MADUATIS W• have a tralalq procram for llloM hip tcbool rr•duta who WOldd like to ttart • urttr in tttt.aur11t lftUlfllD'lll. SWtlA& ulary su.ooe ptr 1ear. ferent people, have ex· per. (ordesintoleam), MAG C1rd or IBM Memory, are self· M8=0294tVI Afpll1c11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m o li v at e d • t Y P e llUY APPUAHCIS 75+ wpm, you can create Let 957-81.33 your own scbedule to kl suit your own need a. Dryr t 1u. clean, wor Openinf for fUll " p1rt 1000 S75. Wahr, clean time person. Salarft work• sood. US . ........ ....... _ c 5'1-MlJ, ..... comm. wlUl _..... a PRT: 962Gllor7SZ.0234 RefriJ, frolt rree, very or send resume to: 18981 (ood, dnl oond. ~ Ml. D.emeler, Fount. 541-1518,-...S Valley, 92711 Stove, quality, O'Keefe l S!cJ / ltafl'li ht Merritt. works 1ood. £ xc e II en t t y 1 lat . J1!1:0. S48-llU, 54M4l5 Personable, sharp. Wuher •Dryer $175 ea. Inauraace experience e.friierlt« D. Dil· helpful, but not nee. hwuitr flOD.•SMt -..m Stove, quality, O'Ke.fe • •-----------Merritt WO. 541-ISU, Stc""45 •• , .. Ptr. Co.ta 11 .. area. Jud aic bktd uc. -- tf76TOYOTA CIUCAaT .... 4 c.e~· .... "' .. . ...... \ ............... ..... llflll... ("INZOJ To place your messdt;e before the reading pubhr phone DaJJy Pilot Clamf1ed, 642·56i8 1981 VOLVO 2•R SEDAN 1971 DATSUN 1210 HATCHIACI 4 ~ .,,..,. 4 ~ Ir.,_ l'ldlo .... t111o11 """ a .. ~ ..,., ___ ~1~(5t11AM •••2•"s .. a .. 0111101111•!ll&"'• ... • ... , ...... ,,..s""''l!"'9"~'""'' ....... -·~·!""T~ ... -----.. -... ---·~~-·----~ --~--·-....... ~·. -.... _. -· -----~ - -..--~ --.. --·-., • -~ -r ---• .,..._ .., .. ,.....,_..,...._,, -Orange Cout DAIL'( PILOT/Friday, July 3, 1981 ...... ...._ .... p...., ft41 W.tlftlM.... t14t Allll••u/ , .... w.-. fltt .W... l•p1rW ... , . ,,,. ....................... ....................... c...... fl2 ............................................ .. fw 1• • ........... .... ••OMce•a. ,, .... i .................. Newi3''-Y•Cuddy UNCI ClH llloped, Sood ....................... WEPAYTOPDOU.AR ....... ,, .. ....................... ....................... ...................... ,, ,, t IOll 40 ....... Lft Cabla, all IDbolrd, DO CQOdltlOD.alO. Put ., ror top u1•d cir• ....................... . **I IUY ** New Comtr Group a.di Let.I••• ....................... Compw/ihil\•lhrottle outdrlvt problenu. ~ •17 ,-., forelan. dom11Uee or •15 MBZ ltO, "7S Rabbit, ~ ~ P\iil\urt 4 t~kJnMMo lri ltblt Ml lftUum ~uell dt UHD OFP'IC! tilltN, !tee itJrttr $4'1$, ' ' 2 Iii 0 T 0 8 EC ANES • daulct II your Ur It both 11nt, Otil OWMr AppMalfti-ott twill Mii now 17S.$4lS bvered. G~•t ror '°'Of Bal. Ill nJ(t COftd Ste ~5515 17 Ca.t.Ctwft aoonoo ml. •.Int eood IN1'0WMt ulr.• clean. Ht ua 14Hl~ll5_ orSILLrorY.a HWMt IMO July: Ptrftrt ror evtry dftk •· Swiv chr. • u hp. Seara outboard Solid Mabo1ao1. Id UH/u . In 1ara1e llST OFFiii f'IRSTI AH. I... t10I MASTmAUCTIOM •••••••u••H•••••u••• occ11lcl9. Loun1e chr '45 11• w /FWD·REV sear. cond wllh teat triller. t»4 IOCIPJKZ) ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 J 6 I ' HORS£1'RAJL!R p ~Wit' tr 15l tTN Uled lett than 25/bn e.aooorotrer. Alao MOPm 1350 '71 Alta Spydtr Coovt -'7t Im penal, z hone. an I Pell 8017 752-&1118. 11 traJm, 1275 144•1117 aft 5 30 perftct cond on1 own. llUTf!IMTUll tandem w/tack rm . w .. ..-••••• .. •••••••••••••••• T 11 . le le 3000 --· -....:...· --le 20Kml S41-Let ___ •7·1133 [lte bra.~ O.lly Pilot All )'OU wu&, IZ 50wkl,y. Boac.on.trittor ra ·nle :.' ax to 19' Unlfllte 31 lWD Vl'a PARTINGOV'J' t1 1 Phaah ronlt'm dinlOf 1 t Credit Onion rt po. Sample bottle dellv. Doffn't ban or uratch I~ vc · 4wrt. rbrall ~er tn1inu' PEU0£01' 1 AlllA O walnut tbl, e uphol ot; Sealedbldurtbeln1•e· f~ J>llR.!.tt'h131·27p_ upfumltute.Muttaell1 poo.141-. radio, ratbometer: •31•io<V111> #~=Blv~ ..................... .. wbt chn. w/chrome ccpted until July 10 llOWOOOll6'S ~ 641-8etr One :C00~ ~B :vld bait AC/DC rtfri& •tove, ~--/ COSTAM~A ·~k:':!~~e':.s'fc:i lep. ll50 or belt otr May bf Mtn 11.t Dally z• to»' loftl. Xlllt deck· Wa.tH._._ta.lr tan w ' 0 era. bait J,lnk. IOOcl 1h1pe. Sc....... tf SO •29 Model A~ Sed 9 9 OO nePM W ·WO Ptlot Auto ~p. 330 w ina P'rubttucklo.ct., ............ ~~h:: ~h~ors~1!: SUplUOl'l.124,ICiO. P.P ............ ~ ........... 4 dr. re1tored~11 ~~; 7 • 5 a --f712 2 full uphol hlth bk club Bay St • C.M. or call nvirla w l)i. Soe al HEaoB. ra h ty e ~ YAMAHA 70 In xlnt •tudtnt SlU>O ALSO IMW chrt. tu ta lG.E 19" ~,~. :!t !8· Mon. 55•ft. PP ull Jim ....... 1,.. depth rec~rd:r. $2~. 22' S.a Ray, x.lnt cond. cond.SZ40SlrMlltlal 'O Ford Woodie. TO,DOU.AR •••••·;~;;;;;;;.~•••••• blk/wht TV tw. mo -• ~ 641-~a!!l'.!!ml __ r.O.llJ& 962-4224 zeo Mere cnlller, maoy -reatored. Sl3.500. ,AIDFOI 857·Ht4 Ho--41oW.,.. 1065 Ne w Burglar Alarm Pair peach faced love xtraa. ACtlPM,832-8127 '77 Kawuall 1000, full 875-8181____ GOOD & CWM 1~'a'r~~~~~a~. Camel back decorator -,••••••••••••••0 ••••n Device. Under 156, de blrd1. t'IS lnc:lda case /1t ao.h,Powtr 9040 New Carver, loaded, re· drai, &ood cond. fllOO. USEDCARSI ComeSMU1Todly! 10fa 11500 a yr aao. now t:A RPET. lemon yellow veloped by Billion dollar acceu 842.5770 wkdy•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ady to 10 w/\rlr never ~9058 '30 Pord AA st11kebed Is 5 O. 7 4.. • o I id aha&. clt111n, 45 !IQ yds, corp for hoine, busi· 548-~ eves ~-0294_ 1&1ed. save a.ooo., '79-Kawuakl LiiiiOOO trunk. dliveable ' lie. Maho&any Credenza S200.642·3M8 neu . bo1tt 6459677. P&.oi&Orpl IOtO SffrwyW..190 1DSSChrilCraltCl111lc, ~!~ac:ni.~7fdio~rfr: ::io, y .w·/~J="'coa:, "Gold Tone'' S27S 1901 Plu.sh crpl. wood nr. cer 7 12am or eve _ •••••••• .. • .. •••••••••• 1971 xlnt cond. w/trlr 15.000. ....,. .....,4 • 29 Ford P.U. Cab s.10C> Solid Brua dbl bed S'I~. tile & lino Guar matall Port bydt wlnch, best DADY GRAND PlANO Od cond VHF Radio, Murchlnt1011 Ent. 3348 ....,.Ml, AA ha ls tMW1 new solld Teak roll·lOP 8ar&1m1.9116Sl41 orter over 1100 MG S'Wurlllur.11~. Mere 188110, "'Cover, Cam pus Dr .. Ste 111. 'TS YZl.25.eoodplayblke, .L "~615.3175- deak 1120 l2yrold ollve Used. but not ~om, tOO chassi~lJ00.8462146 84.S-CY17S no trailer, In water N.8 .558-1732 ta1t.~~8l'OI Mono 4 WMell>riTH 9550 tree~ CdM67~lJ06 , yda nylon rptg Not s & 6 gal outboard g&J BALDWIN Piano Bt'aut NewportBeac blOO -4s:SrOITASHll ..POO -----••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 1 couches 6 & 3 spotted. but nrt'd~ dean tanb. S18ea cond I"" yn old (;051 675-6444. .70 Tw dal'• 7v,KW HARLEY DAVIDSON 4S 11179 Chevrolet Bluer I 2 S 0 8 o th . I 2 I Ing CdMi6'7S.~ _S.S.~ S2.600 Will aell $1,80(). radar. A/P, is~ dwn' Trike mt.Ill lee IA> IP 4X4 Loaded with op· wood &lass end tbls Jtw•ry 8070 Retng, 2 cir TVs 10 11pd 640 7782 40' OW ENS Tri-ca ban 0 WC. balance . MK pr~caale &t8-Jll96 lions inc. automatic liZS/d • Il l wood Rlass ••••••••••••••••••••••• bi ke Kim ball Spinet Plano Tahitian 10 Npt ahp. Bkr 87S·9007. 960 172S ---traru . air cond. crutSe cottee tbl SSO. < 11 Small ov.il d1.1mond 548-7'3'1 w bench. 2 yrs old &42-4844 ~~--• ....,.75 control, tilt wheel & wood ' glass book cue So Ii ta 1 re enica itC'ment Encyclopeda;a Brltanmt·a Sl200/best otr 675 7816 -Only 11.000 mL ll~lot more' 0029-491 Wu '25.642·9859 ranit wtutc aold Coi.1 Ill !30 I ti 1976 TV 1l-..11o 29' Valla Vee Cruiser PA.llTHaWA.NTED ter873·8129 18999. Nowf7999 Bauer New brown sotabtd. S300 S2SO an 1974 . need ra~h vo i;e • -• Flybridge. all 111board. 1979 PeM Yan 2111' Sport --Motors. 292:> Harbor or best offer 2 dresser . will ~ell for S200 B1centenrual t'(!at Xlnt HIFi, Steno 8098 hke new Creallve ho Fisher. N 8. allp. 210 hp '10 SUZUll 450I BI v d . Cos ta Mes a n •-s o c h ""2 2898 cond Pd S700. wall l>ell ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail '213>592·21159 _ turbo-dtetel Great tor W h t '·" O h f 5 • I as ;ir . 642 l~Kul't'n $400. National iceo Beautiful Color TV , 2 yr -cruisin1 or fish1110 Im at 11nn1. uae new 9711·2500 pen 4t o aft 6 '• Kt MarqwM> diamond graphlci. S yrs. $30. 011 wrnty f'ree deliver)' mac /It loaded .:ielec f12!.S 55f.&t68 -Jul Bdrm suite, sofa . wt-ddanK nnll i.1ie four pallett pa1nt1n11 Npt 5148 6461786 MAILINSPICIAL! tronica 25..,. equity, '6S1BMW 1 R-«i, lSK ~1. ·74 lnt'I Scout must bookcase,table:i.lampi.. BestOffer 77S~ HarbOr tishml( villa1<e 21 .. RCA i•olor console SJSOO dn + $155 mo w acces owner.ma..e sacr. ps, pb. many lounge chair. area rug, Mlsct......,_ 8010 S300 Before 2or 1 or aft 9 TV. xlnt l'OOd. SlOO .81 :.!' PeM Yon Twin _730_.6620. ev_nM_7 9327 _ otre!,_S4Meal __ mih:&,.."lnt cond. Best or mattresses. dlsho. 11m760·8.S26 ... ~ ... ,16 -l!nll Bit Suiulu GS~ . .Jer,87 ... 526'1~•7131 I G t b • ••••••••••••••••••••••• """"" D11~sel sportflsher . '74 Carver 25· br111tol g aasware rta UY• BE AU TI F U L PLAY Great Buy Tran11udlo ruruno radar, stainless d 225 Che. OMC Shalt drive, disc brakes, Tn1elu t560 M4·l096. Ea!lbluf~N It llOUSE ! 8 n by 7 rt E•· T;;~sl~e~ :e:tl~ ~~~~~:;: ssoo Front load In~ arch. auto ptJot. Loran ~~~\·e. lOlfP a~Y motA>r. air achockl. full gauges, ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEVaUSIO: clnt cond !J.00 644 ~~ 110 ea. Lawnmower. cusette deck "NEW.· C. 2 VIit' radios, CB all xtras By owner xlnt cond 12-400 OBO IOVWrtCICUP Queen bdnn IMO. bunks •IAUOOMS $10. Colored TV. SIS '170. Gregg.IM&l836. radio. knotme~r. depth 67S-S861 963'5891 Dynamite 4 speed with S200.sofobedS170.mat 646·0376 Brand new Tt-chnars rounder . 2 stereo Cot.U..Eure°H MotorH--.S./ stereo cassette. Sharp! tre1s1box springs. twin 4tt.Ot.Myn7 Standard ; aarhne cal(e turntable SL2J, Shure 11y5tems. inner romm. a rl C ll..t/Stor.p fl60 t1Wl9790) S7S,fullt&.queenSl2!> lollooMOf""'porl needed for medium u carlrldgt-& needle. C02 life ra!t. 8' rubber '79 Nellcra Cabin ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.S9t5 MORE! 770.0801 ~ dog t:heap 64S-9<Yll never ust'(!, $200 Cull boat. 2 5 hp outboard, 2 Cruiser. Incl NB sUp & WE CAM.SB.L JIM MARINO 6312810 f1ght111g chairs. cockpit ~~rl ~~~~c~mae:tkv~~u= YOURR.Y. VOLKSWA.G&I family Mbr5hp John t<" SONYTMltron steering station. bait $13 cnn 0.-of ......... 11 CUI 1..,,,.. 18711 .Beach Blvd WayneTennisl:lb S2000 " _,, statwn. 2 bait tank ,~.'....,,.. r_ ... , ... ~ ...,., _ _. 142-1QOO value skin(! SISOO -"' systems. outnaiiers. rod British Rowillg Dory 14· For Rent 20· Motor - -673-64L! ll • • 640-7~1 holders. rishing h11hts. Kint cond S6S010 80 Home . clean Call '68FordPk-upY250 reblt Refri&. lariie rreeier lootsE-·rp•~ rod rack. extra fuel. golf 673·1763 Answer Ad «84. 642·4300 an '79 Xlnt Heavy duty area,cleaJ1,worll.sgood -..----cart. battery system. 'Sl33'PeMYansportfls 24hrs _ truck w 6cyl. hitch. t.i?< 548<~ll ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• full coven. blm1n1 top. ~r. twin dif$fl m ,ooo 1981 PIUJh Tioga Mina rarlt. box. steel bed =--=> -~ -GHeN 90 I 0 a111 poles. ground tacklt'. I C213) sn211.W motor hme Sips H . _psoo. ~~1 17-31 Span1Sb style octagon 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rull safety package.I -· 1 1-generator, air. awning y-9570 lier fount.am. ule & a& I t 1 t loots .., -· ledllc:• y., Tcu.s e ec ro y11s sys ems. • tO 0 64S-3009 9821).111996 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &_re.&at41_~X37 644-1~ plank and ra1I. MUCH Cllortw 5 ' --I R Non pror11 or1111naz.allon MORE, Slip available ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,....,._, y,...,.e 9170 ·70 Ford. 6 cy uns ,lnsectlc1de&llUnlessstttl nds )our boat, pl;ant• "'II ...__ Mu C2B' 'BOATS ••••••••••••••••••••••• good. good bod)· /It lllt 1 t k 3 I 20· •~t car.etc Uber11ltaxde ru new...,..t warranty •I rnA 34 9 T v Auto, S13SO 080 an . ga . ex ..... 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Ufflty f llC Comfy Beauty Rest bed 966·1796 and lights Ideal for 16 ' ll yd r oc ratl hangoffCataUnalsland ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpeted AM fM Office f'W1'lihre & ocean tastung and Rack Ev1nrudc Trlr. cover. 2131317·789'7 Weekday• 4' X 4' Closed UllUty Trlr. stereo cusett<• New Eqlli,......t 1085 Bay too It's a good dtve gd rond S1500 ofr loatt Sol 9060 Good tires. good cond. Goodyear steel belted ••••••••••••••••••••••• boat and rould be used 631·3199or67~ -•••••;••••••••••••••••• askint$370844-024~ A I I W e a t h e r l M Copy MocWM for nvrr raf\ml( Sl .995 15· Thunderbird w 50 SAHTA.MA 20 A.alto SWYlu, P.+1 I ares chams New bat. Xlnt cond With multiple firm 9'12 2l68 H p Johnson. lrlr w lge with trailer. cover. 2sels & A.ccetMriH 940( m 8 ni fold ! m urrltr documents feed attarh 1978 Jet aka. 474<· c Runs wheels SI~ M7-2668--ot sa I ls 177 so p h ••••••••••••••••••••••• !>~daWe. 759 OZ7l - ments Desh. ch rs, excellent Low lluul') '81 33· Penn Yan sport 640--U90, 758-0220 Four Capn nma, make A.Mtot W.e.d 9590 shelve&. tbls. Llkt.' nt!W Mull aell' l17SOlobo. ta. her . twin diesel IST·n s••t 0 tr er. Ca I I Sy Iv 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c"!. elc 96&13:r7 ~0722 1114=900 l2131Si92-21LW _ " AA. 752 013Severunn oz~ --1m Catalina 27' Good -~· ..,._ --~~·.~:.": ....... !!.~~,~~·.~.'."! ....... !!~~ ~~·.~.'."! ....... !!~~ ~.'.~.'."! ....... !!!~ ~.'.~.'."! ....... !!~~ :f1d. Week days please ~ lJt~~.~~~J;~'b' New 6 12V conversaon _.1!8-4!7~87~ k1t._more' M29764 14' PACIFICA Sail. trlr $350 otr Xlnt cond AMtosforS. Ready IA> go' 631 3199. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675~ IMPORTANT Wldflrw NCYnCETO 10' scaled down version READERSAND 470 Fiberglus, Ftell ADVERTISERS alum mast +dolly~ The price or items WlNllD YOUllDOTIC &llmSHCAllS 1q 3t00 W Coast Hwy Newport Beach 642.94(6 TOP SDOLLAIS For Clean U1ed CarslltTrucks We pay cash on the spot' Contact buyer at OcSANFIS CHEVROLET San Clemente u I ·0580 492.1500 WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Volvos Call us TODAY ''' Earle/he fOYOTA·YOUO " ............. " c ........ . ... '4•·tJOl er UO-UU Top Dollar Paid For Your Car' JOHNSOH & SON Li•c•Mtrury 2626 Harbor Blvd' Cosla Mesa S40 5630 WtP!t, OVER 1i.1oo11 for Your Good VW. 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