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Home My WebLink About1983-06-13 - Orange Coast Pilot' Kidnap suspect 'despondent' By STEVE MARBLE Ofh Dlillr ..... ~ A 23-year-old Irvine man, who allegedly ludnapped a woman who refuaed to date rum and held her captive in a rugged Sierra Nevada forest, was described by authorities today as despondent, disoriented and potentially suicidal "HLS mother has been up here tallung with rum all rught," UJd a spokesman for the Inyo County Sheriff's Department in Indepen- dence, Calif., the small Sierra Nevada town where Steven Bruce Shepherd was held early today. Shepherd was apprehended Sunday after authorities tracked him and 26-year-old Diana Mills THE ORANGE COAST of Garden Grove for two daYa. Milla, allegedly aeit.ed by Shepherd late last Thunday outside her grandmother'• honle, was reported in good lhape after the ordeal Comforted by rela- tives, ahe remained in Indepen- denL'e today. Relatives of both Shepherd and MillB, gathered in the Sierra Nevada highway town, painted a picture of a man driven by love for a woman who had rebuffed hia 18-month effort to court her "Everything he did for her was out of love," Shepherd's mother said. "He was only trying to explaln (See KIDNAP, Paae A%) Olymplcs tickets on sale Tuesday BY GLENN 8C01T on...ci.., ....... LOS ANGELES -Loe AngeJ.e. Olympks organizers believe ticketa which go on ale begum1ng 'I\&e9day will aell out foe only about 10 percent of the 370 eventa ln the 1984 Summer Gamee. During a pre18 conference here today, they aaid the aold-out events ~ be in the glamour aporta, including finala and (See OLYMPICS, Pa1e AZ) COUNTY EDITION MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1983 OP..\NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS - ---· -.. ~ . . . .. - Newport Beach Police Officer Pete Panos was the "victim" when his colleagues and personnel from other law agencies and hospitals practiced air evacuation of a stricken diver. Diving rescuers go to great depths It looks senous because it could be serious A scuba diver IS 1.11 trouble He's surfaced too quickly He's having d1fflculty breathing. The diver is a Vlct.un of what commonly is known as the bends Though scuba divers are trained to surface alowly while breathing compressed air, every summer divers get in trouble and have to be transported to the nearest hyperbanccharnber --wtuch happens to be 26 miles away on Catalina Wand &cause of the lengthy emergency trip and the need to conserve time, agencies from Orange and Loe Angeles counties gathered recently at Corona del Mar State Beach for a training exercise. The simulated 9C'Uba accident involved Newport Beach fire and police departments, th.:-U.S . Marines and officlala from Western Medical Center in Santa Ana. A.18o taking part waa Loe Angeles County Medical AJert Center. In the drill, emergency crews lJfted a diver from the ocean. carried him to the sand on a surfboard and steadied his condition before placing him on a helicopter. Authorities then flew to the Catalina Marine Science Chamber, where the decom- premrion unit ia located. Ora;nge County's fire season begins By I.A.REN E. KLEIN or-Oolllr,... - The official Orange County fire 9e880n, col"ISldered one of the most dangerous in the nauon, has begun with the closure of hazard - ous fire areas to public entry. Orange County F\re Department officials say Wilderness areas in the cilles of Laguna Beach, San Clemente, Orange and Anaheim, along with unincorporated county territory, will be cloeed un ti1 thet-e is sufficient rain to reduce the fire Topless loophole ·cover,ed · Tips Tops hazard, said county Fl.re Ctuef Larry Holms. Along the Orange Coast, unin- corporated Irvine Ranch land <See FIRE, Pace Al) Four CM cars destroyed by carport fire I Fire in vest.lg a tors in Costa Mesa are looking at an early morning blaze that destroyed four vehicles and damaged a carport at 863 Center Street. Damage from the 6:37 a.m. fl.re is estimated at $5,000. The four cars, described as la le-model Chevroleta, were parked l.naide the carport. Two of the vehicles belonged to Joee ArauJO, 26, according to authorities. Rich Liule seriou8? Busy buses making HB folks hriS.tle By ROBERT BARKER Of1NO..,PllDl•lolll The huge Orange County Tran- sit Distnct buses that ply their way up and down Main Street are causing lots of rumbling and grumbling in Huntington Beach Residents have complained for some time that the 43-seat buses make too much noise, spew too much smoke, travel much too fast and are dangerous to pedestnans and motorists. One woman told officials that 202 buses pass in front of her home daily, starting at 5:30 a.m . and ending at 9:30 p.m. In trying to quash the com- plaints, the city's Transportation Com.JTUSS1on recently went along With an OC'f0 plan to eliminate all buses on Main Street aouth of 17th Street Under the plan, t.be buses would tum west on 17th and travel to Pacific C-oast Highway. That plan may be lulling to Main Street residents, but it's . ra.is.lng a ruckus among other segments, ctuefly the senior citizens Many of the older residents are said to rely exclusively on cx;'fD buaes and the change of routes will prove a ha.rd&hip. "We have 50 to 70 people riding the buses each day to get lunches at Lake Street Park," said Clancy <See BUS H~LE. Pa1e AZ) A nice thought, hut ... Sandi Hill, former owner of a Newport Beach , house moved to a new location Saturday, start& to christen the home for its voyage with bottle of champagne. Fortunately s he drew up short, and all celebrated the trip later by drinking the bubbly. Story, more photos on Page AS. Han a good idea for a 1tory? Share that idea with u1. The Dally Pilot will pay cub award• for the three belt new• tl.,. each week. Jutteall 642-4321, Ext. 226, day•, or 64.2-5686 e•e- ninp and you eouJd win th.e •eek'• top prise of 115. The Pioneer l 0 spacecraft leave• the tolar 1y1tem today to become mankind'1 linimeehanical em- iuary to the 11an. Pioneer wa1 launched in 1972 with a lile e:apectaney of 21 month• but 11 yean later it'• 1till performin1 flawleuly. Page A4. Marina Hlgh catcher Shane Floree and the South All-Stan take their 1hou Tuffdy a l1ht at La Palma StadJum ia Anaheim. Page Cl . What i1 f unoy man Rich Little doing on• aeriout TV 1peclal about genetic•? The muter lmpreaionill perf orm1 a a tun t which 1how1 that, de- 1pite the way it touach, no two human •oieee are ex- aetly tlle Mme. Page83. Cotta Me .. continun to Cf'lebrate it130th anninnary. It ha• e•ery rilht to becaute it wa1 rough 1oiq in the bqinnin1. Page Bl. I " I r rr ~-- \41! Ornngt:J Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday. June 13, 1983 K I DNAP SUSP ECT ... f rum Page A1 lt•J\\ Ill lovl'O ht'r. and 1he took It 1ltt> wwn~ way," said KriJUn t\11111 r 19 Sh~pherd's stater "lt I I I II '\'I 'I 1 ph yo;1c·al thing All .j, '"•:. l krww tw wuuldn t hurt to. r II··"' 1111ld hurt tum.'K"lf bt-Cort> l·'IRE ... 1 rom Page A 1 M '"' .. ,.11 N1•wport &>arh a nd I • .ij.!llrl•• &·at h wa 11 lx> cl06t'd along ,, 1tli tt·rr 1tu1y l'ru.t ur L.iguna and ""1th 11f l.<IKUna N1gut.•I '1111 < l11sun · ell){'!; nut andude lht: • '1,.\, l1111d N,1t1unal F'on~t. Holms .• 1tl t'1gw. will kx· pos ted in the .• 11i"' tt'<I Jn·a.s Thl· dosure does 1 • 11 r • ... tfll't a propt•rt v owner's use 1 l11-.11wn land, but rt attempts to •·• "tl•t.'t l..1ndo wners from '''·<;passers whose carelessness f• •'l.JU•'nth 1 au.-;(.~ waldland fires. 11 .. 1m., 'w.ltd \'101;\tmn of frre> closure> code-; 1s 1 1111~l!'nwanor l'n pn·vent f1rC'S m Lnd1viduaJ h<>rnl·s ur pro perty, Holms sug· gi·..,t.s thorough brush clearance .iniunJ th .. · home and the installa- t r!ln or spark arresters on fl.replace .-l11mnl·ys For murc in£onnat1on on fire -..dd~. m ntact the Orange Co~ r lfl' Dl.•parlme nt Lnfonnation and hJ u(~1l 10n Section. Monday tl1111ugh Fnday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m ., at .• :rn J551 he hurt her He'• that much ln love wlth her." But Milli' grandmother, Grace Neff, said that "from the begtn- rung she (Mllla) told him she did not love him and would not go out with him" Mills was an Orange Coast College student who once worked for Sh~pherd at a furnuure store Shepherd, wearing camou£lage clothing and carrymg a kmfe and two loaded rifles when wrestled to the ground, is to be returned to Orange County and formally charged with kidnapping. accord- ing to Garden Grove pollce Det. Bruce Beauchamp. Mills, police said, was dragged k icking and screaming by Shepherd after she had parked her car m front of her grand- mother's Garden Grove home last Thur sday. Police alleged Shepherd forced her mto a newly-purchased pickup truck and sped off The search for the nussmg woman and her abductor moved to the Sierra Nevada when wit- nesses reported seeing a man drag a 9Creaming woman from a pickup truck. Police claimed Shepherd had purchased a camouflage outfit for Mills, which he forced her to wear. Mills ~ was handcuffed much of the time, police said Authorities tracked the duo down Sunday near Tollhouse Springs, a heavily forested area . I OLYMPICS TICKETS From Page A1 -.t ma-finals m SWl11'\JlUng. gymnastJcs, basketball, and track and £1t'ld a.-. well as the opening and closing ceremonies. A lumputenzed. random selection of order fonns will be used 111;.{'lect llck<'l buyers m those event&. Fans who don't get tickets can i.!t>l n•funds llowevn, mt'mbers of the Los Angeles Olympic Orgaruzmg c .. mm1ttf't' won't know wh1ch events will seU out until their cut-off dott• of Aug 15 1983 No llcket conlumauons will be issued before tht•n. Th~. their best advtce to ucket buyers is to order as soon as poss1bll· If an event does not sell out, uckets will be confirmed after A ug 15. at·c."Ordmg to a hrst-in, first-serve system. That means buyers should pick up the glossy, 32-page ticke t , .11.alogs • when they are made available Tuesday at Sears departmc•nt stores and First Interstate Bank branches throughout ~·utht>m Cahforrua. h al"> mc•a.ns buyers should get to lhe bank immediately Tut'S<iay to transfer Cunds into a checking account because full payme nt for uckcts must aceompany the orders. And thl' pnres for many events aren't cheap. Tickets for 11p1·mng and closing C('remomes at the Coliseum are $200, $100 or $50 c.;ymnru.t1(-s uckets range from $15, $25 or $35 for compulsory t·xt·rcL..._'S to $40, $60 or $95 for fmals. In Orange O>unty. tickets for the Modern Pentathlon at Coto de Caz.a and <H the Hentage Park Aquatics Complex in Irvine are less a t $14 per event tluntington Beach • ..,...,. ""' .... 8500 -Of leble OrM -:.~~~-:;rrs'.:: ... "'.!'..."':~~~ "''' ~fet\\t'f n'1ad4 llt• f:,t.O•y by bir9-:Yo.Q • ... ~eel "'""-J_., ce.il ""' --""" ,1.,-f"..,,f ..... , •• ,., • ,, ....... t.ted.tl ' OCJQ..,.,t()Of1«tMO'enW\• ,. -. 10• h\J• •'''' ,.,, t"'4t ioooo t>IOe' of OJtty Sw" ll• ... A, .. • .. •• nl1 of"f the Qll eoe dOot' 9*ty n~l•r " ;~ ~~c-.;!1=:"~u::'n1:,':,':!,~~ "' '1 OIQltr. Qot ~·~ l ain. ff\e IOu ,, .. , • ,,.,,.., ,.,. ~ aNI ~-· •"'! ... Sloi)i ,. ...... .,,... tiurgt&ry 'I00'1•l Sunio.v (Ill'\ thie • Ol'.JI(~ :.rt ~ l.,. ,~90 "".,. i't' t " ... Con'IQt-..ot wor1"'I $20() ... I IV,.4.1~-I • eiu«j al S.20() ancJ I S..S0 k)r(::f'l "' .,..,.. .. ,, -• --.-•• 1100 -· ·-eel -"' .... butgjwy Of • ~ 197 el O'yOla plC:IUJp petUd on .,,. 1ti700 bio<* ol -·-~ "' -... ueod In .... l>t-... Fountain Valley r-P'led ooen •door 101,_1n.,,. 10000-of __ ., ........... "'""' tz.000 In IOUnO ~ lnaludlnV I - -· lurn~ ~-. llOMllero -·- A ,,_.,,, ,... ...... .-d In ,. bed by .. -........... m.S.1\#lley _,,._,'° ~ ..... '°""° --•deft .... ~---•l20 Tlle1"911 OQCt..WnlCI In .... 10000 -of s-- Someone ptled oPen I wtnclow j*Ud In I cer-pon In lhe t 7000 blOCll of Euclld -IOOll a '4001-ded< Costa Mesa We asked:------ Next year the Olymplcs are coming to Southern Callfornla and Orange County -Is this something to look forward to or wlll It cause more problems than it's worth? Jim Moore, tlOf'e me"8gef. ... Wpor1S..Ch "I'm looking forward to meeting many different people from different countries. I also want to see a couple of events, llke volleyball and boxing." Bethenn Heu1ten, unemployed tlorltt, Santa Ana "I passed through Munich, In 1972 during the Olympics, but didn't get a chance to attend the events. I'd llke to. It'll attract a lot of tourists and I'm sure they'll bring much money to spend." Oenrwt Aoymoncl Anthon)' 36 f.->on ... .,.. .. ,..,on_..,,, o1 .,.n..,. ot 1 P°""'" """* S..ncMyr"Cl"t •lt•~-•-lol>t--c> ........... .,..._ .. -~-111.o A cal OUtOIW cJomOecl on ,,,. roof .,., "'**' ... untocllecl -ot , ... -.._... llllM ~BM! -~ ... hlSOlnellllfl- • ~· S.lutd•y Newport Beach '""' hut>Capo WOl'th l200 ---··-"""'I --8eru -"eel "' 0 olly--101nQ IOU>n A Str- SueKeymer, lnterlor Plenr Care, CoeteMea "It may be good for busi- ness, but I'm concerned that the high cost of tickets wlll prevent many people from seeing the events." Or. Wllllam Aoeburg, dentl1t, NewportS..Ch "I think the Olympl&;s wlll be great. It wlll boost the econ- omy. It'll give people some- thing different to see. My concern Is how are people going to get tickets?" Chrla Bogga, paJnter, Newport Beech "The Olymplcs wlll bring In a lot of people and that wlll be very good for businesses. I've never been to the Olympics so I really want to see It." Suzie Bourland, telephone operetor, Newport Beach "It's going to be a madhouse down here. I work In Anaheim and they' re already bulldlng more hotels and adding on to others. At the phone company where I work, they're preparing for a big overload of phone calls." SALE BUS HASSLE From Page A 1 Yoder, prwldmt of th. c:Sty'• Council on A4dna orpnl&aUon. ''Thl.a I.I rtdbfuua and we're not aoma to take lt littinl down," Yoder uJd . "We're IO&na to fiaht lt locally (a dt.:u.ion ta 1eheduled tonight before the City Council) and we're golng to charter aome buses to fight it next Monday when at comes before (OCTD) officlala." Huntington Beach Coun- C'llwoman Ruth Bailey said the plan, which got the grudging support of the city Transportation Commission, doesn't address all needs. \ She saJd the propoeed route I change may have an adverse effect on downtown businesses and that people would be without eervice to the Commuruty Clinic located near Fifth Street and Main Bailey SaJd there's a good chance that lhe council torught will coun~rmand the route rec- ommendauon. "We have to make sure that everbody's needs are served in the best manner poas- 1ble," she said. Popular 30s star Norma Shearer dies LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ac- trea Nonna Shearer, one of Hollywood's biggest It.an of the 1930s and an ~ winner for "The Divorcee," haa died at age 81 , a hospital spokeswoman laid today. She died Sunday afternoon at Motion Picture and Television Hospital in suburban Woodland Hilla, the spokeswoman said. Jean Ferrie, a hoep ital spokeswoman, said ahe couldn't give out the cause of death or other details until she'd spoken with the actress' family. The brown-haired, gray-eyed Canadian-born actrelll won an Academy A ward for best actress in the 1929 film ''The Divorcee." S he was the widow of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer pro- duction genius Irving Thalberg, who died unexpectedly in 1936, soon after he produced "Romeo and Juhet" and "The Good Earth.'' The actress was born Aug. IO, 1904 ln Westmount,'a suburb of Montreal S he leftachool at age 14 to begm a stage career To finance a 1920 tnp to New York City, the family pUl!lo was sold v-... ceuo.d 1200 worth o1 d-by ~ .. t"9 ot•-llQl\I on L.ali• ,......., ,_ tlieRlello •dl-tl\01bo<.,.,•__.._ " OOld O••-2IOZX wonh • 18 eoo !Nt ...., -~-·-..,by~IOUnd IM ..,.... pw1<eel ,_ lite 1n1..-1on ol £191 Cout Hlgltwwy -OrCNCI ,,.....,. 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N~WPORT 8 RACH,CAl.ffi ~ ........ ~ . ....,. .. \ rr • .• Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Monday, June 13, 1983 "3 Higher standards for schools urged Five airline acc ide nts result in 21 injuries E ducation Secr e tary Be ll s ays me rit pay for te ach e rs may he lp to s te n1 slide By The A11oclaled Preu An exploding engme, washroom fare, ure blowouts, l~ uf pressuru.ation and danger from a bunung truck dJ.STupted f1w commerctal passenger flights over the weekend, leaving 21 people injured and two hospatallzed. Nmet.een people suffered inJunes when an engine on a United Airlines 727 erupted in a fireball and flying met.al, forcing an aborted takeoff and a hasty evacuation at O'Hare International Airport in Clucago, officials said Sunday At Kennedy International Airport in New York City, a truck pushing a plane to a gate c.aught fire Sunday, sending smoke into the cabin and forcmg up to 30 passengers to jump to the runway on rubber escape chutes. Two passengers suffered minor injuriE.-s A Continent.al Au-I.mes 727 jet with 141 passengers and a crew of seven blew two Urt.'l> while malung a landing Sunday at lndaanapohs Intentational Airport, but no inJunes were reported Hunger greatest threat to cities DENVER (AP) Mayors are tell.mg the Reagan admuus tration 1t 1S overstuff mg the Pentagon while Americans go hungQ' • and urgmg a biparusan effort to get surplus food out of storage and on tables of the needy The U S Conference of Mayors. in the tlurd third day of its meeung today, has presented a study of eight sample cities that suggested hunger 1S growing and affects newly poor people, families with young children, the elderly and people with chronic illnesses who cannot survive without better nutrition The report concludes that hunger is the biggest problem facing thl' country's cities and that most of them can't cope with the need. Range fire rages near Nalional Forest BLACK CANYON CITY, Ariz. -F\re crews took a st.and at 6,500-foot-rugh Malpals Hall in their attempt to keE>p a 6,200-ac:n: desert-brush and grass fire from advancing into the pines of Prescott National Forest The fire reached the brush at the bottom of the hill about 9 a.m . Sunday. moving within a l 'h miles of the pines, said Bruce Lamb, a U.S. Forest Service spokesman Conta1mng the fa.re was constdered unlJkely before 6 p.m tonight, he said. Panel studies gasoline-£ ume dangers WASHINGTON -The American Petroleum lnslltu~ may recommend the posting of signs at service stat10n pumps warrung consumers that gasoline fumes may cause cancer in laboratory animals. In a prepared statement 1$Ued Sunday. the trade group represenung 300 comparues said there was no "s1grufacant nsk" to motonsts who filled thea.r gasol.J.ne tanks at self-service pumps But an institute commit tee will meet later thtSmonth todlSC"USS whether to recommend the waminR signs to member companies, srud spokesman R.G F.nsz Two n e w quakes raule Coalinga COALINGA -Two new earthquakes shook Coalmga during the weekend but c.aused mmunal damage compared to the temblor that devastated the town's business district May 2. A quake rated at 5.0 on the Richter 9Cale of ground motion struck 10 miles northeast of Coalinga Friday rught. opening a 1,000-yard-long f1SSure Ul the earth, destroying one home and damaging others. A 4 l earthquake was felt at 6·30 p.m Saturday and was centered about five rrules southeast of Coalmga No damage was reported No one was reported m~ m either quake Two slash ed in parking lot allack ROSEMEAD Two people were slashed and a th1rd wai; robbed ma rampage that ended when a secunty guard wrestlt'd a knife-Wleldang man to the ground, sheriff's deputies said. Michael Hayes Maloney. 30, was booked for investtgat1on o( attempted murder and robbery following a "bizarre set o r circumstances" Sunday al a K-Mart store parking lot in Rosemead, 10 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, Los Angeles County sheriff's Dep uty Wes Sllder srud Elnabeth F\rth, 66, of MontebelJn W&'I robbed of $11 before Lupe Berru, 56, ol Commen-e, wai; stabbed in the chest "for no apparent reason," Sllder said. Then security guard Oswaldo Mora. 20. was slashed across the fare as he intervened, Sllder swd Dangerous pipeliine fire controlle d COMPTON A potentially explosive fire was knocked down quickly late Sunday night at a large pipeline storage area. Los Angeles County firefighters said Between 5,000 and 10,000 gallons of a liquid believed to be crude oil was lost in the blaze at the Dominguez Properues storage area, in the county area of Compton near Long Beach, said department spokesman David Buchanan Traffic dispute ends in slaying LOS ANGELES A traffic dlSpute that started on a fr('('way led to the death of a 26-year-old Redondo Beach man after the two motorists met ma parking lot, pol.lee said Leonard Bowman was run over and dragged by a car Sunday after the fistfight, said police Sgt. Gary Kirby. He said two drivers had been playing "trafhc tag" on the freeway before pulling mto the South Los Angeles parktng lot. getung out of their cars and fighting. Thomas Connor, 18. Torrance, was booked for invesllgat.Jon of murder, Kirby saad. S we den , Finland reviYe nuke ban STCX::KHOLM, Sweden -Sweden and Finland have reVJved a 20-year-old idea of banning n uclear weapons from Europe's Nordic region The Soviet Union has endorsed a Nordic nuclear-fn>e zone ever since it was first propoeed. The Kremlin says it's willing to dJscusa withdrawing its nuclear weapons from the Bait.Jc ~a if the Nordic nauons would sign formal documents w keep nuclear anns out of the area. The U S is opposed WASHINt;TON (AP) Educ11llou &'(:rt•wrv TH Bell says nwr H pay tor U..achers will ht.>lp, but h1ght•r standards for both studt•nis and tht•ar mstru(•tors art• 1wt'<it>t! Lo 1mpruvt• the nat1on'H schools &:U. who appeared S unday on tht' NBC lt'lev1s1on program "Mt.>cl the Pr<'SS," said he favored merit pay for tht' best teachers to "ehminal(• the dreadful same- m>SS" of a single salary scale. But tw stn~'<J that other steps National debt hits $7 trillion WASHINGTON (AP) -The nat10n.1I dc•bt has bet>n est.unated at mor< than $7 trillion by the Joint 1'~·onom1<: Committee of Congn"S..'>. a<xordmg to a report pubhsht'urllry's d<•bt 1s at kast five umes thP statutory dt•bt ct•ilang of $1.3 t nll11m and amounts to $30,400 for l.'ach of th<' nation's residents, the newspapN rt·portcd Th<· debt mt ludes the llab1lities of Soc:1al Security obligations and other government annuity pro- grams. insurance obltgat1ons, off budget government borrow- ing. ft'deral loans and loan guaran- tees and unpaid CederaJ bills, the newspaper said. AC'Crued llab1ht1es for reta.re- ment and disability plans for fedt•ral workers, Social Secunty and vt>t.crans total $2 3 tr1U1on. the report said "It 1s c.1sturbmg that the federaJ govt-rnmt•nt 1s accumulating hab1htws or sut·h a massive proportion," the romzruttee's re- port said "We may be imposing on un- born gc•nerauons t'normous tax burdens. 1nfl~t1on or, at the very least, polit1t·al dilemmas of great saw, as hard choit·f'S must be made bet Wl'Cn th£' t·anceUat1on of im- pht'ti promise .. and contracts mode years t•arher and the threat of taxt>s or monetary policies which <.-uuld destrov the ('('()nomy." the COtnmlltt-t• s rt•purt said Hig h e r ta xes may off set dip • • in gas prices LOS ANGELES CAP) Gasohnt> praet'S may go down lhas summPr but pump prices may not, becauS(' of new statR and locaJ taxt>S. says oil industry anaJyst Dan Lundbt>rg lfo said Sunday he wa-. unsure wlwtht•r th<· lower wholesale pru·l'!-and h1ghrr tAxes would mean any change in pump pnces. ''The motoring public can hkely cxpt•d moderate declining (pre t.a>c l product prices for the summer, offSl't however by in creasing state and locaJ taxatmn," Lundbt'rg said Unul 1980, gas prares and mnsumpuon trad1t1onally rose during tht summer lx>cause of vac-alton driving, he said However, gas pnt'CS and con- sumption dropped dunng the last three summers because of the recession, unemployment, greater use of fuel-eff1c1ent cars and the fact that pn('('S were so much higher than a df'Cade carhcr. said Lundb4•rg Tht• anaJyst said hlS latest survt-y uf 17,000 gas stations found that the pric't' of gasoline IS leveling off. with average self St•rv1t'<' pr&t'C'S of $1 143 per gallon for regul.!11 leaded. $1.214 for regular unleaded and $I 324 for premium unleaded Tht.> surv<'y covering the thr~ WE'<'ks ending June 10 showed the average price of all grades of set (-service gasolme r06e to $1 238 per gallon, an increase o! 0 88 cents per gallon We're Listening ••• Whdl do \Ou liki• ahout lhl' ()a1h Pilot" Whal don t \OU hkt'' <'all the numbc.>r ;it IC'fl and your m1•,s.1gt• will ht· rt.,-orded. transcnbt-0 :md dr·hvned to the• apprnpn.att• Pdator 642·6086 T he• .,;imp 24 hnur .rnswe nnf( snvict> ma\ lw 11'£'d to rN·ord lt'l tl't' to thl' t•thlor 011 JO\ top1t MJtlh1111 1"0nlt1buto1s mu\I 1ndude th1•1 r n.imr ancl 1.-l1•phnn1• numbn for \ii•nf1ra11nn Nn nrr11l:1t1on I ot 11' µIto J"l' T<'ll u ... wh;it ' on \llllr mind Oelty Piiot Oeltv..-y I• QueriantMd ..,,,,..,1., , """' 11 ' .... jt" 11111 .... .,.., r"u' l••f •• l•f' .. lr11 ,,, 111 ,.,.,,.,..,ti" .,..Ii f "lH' f flfl1 Wiii t 111 tWft ., ..... 1 .r at1l• • 1111 ~ •ii•1 'i~1f•t)" I 11 tC'MI J l•fJI ,.., .,..,. 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"I would say that teachers are not as L'Ompetent as they ough t to be m many areas. Part of the This is a ho I du p! problem is that we're not drawmg our teachers out of the level o f human ability where we ought to be getting them," he 88.ld Asked who would pay for thtc- merat increaaes, he said, "Wdl, merit pay increases are going to have to be paid by the public, w hether we levy it on the federal or the state level." He added· "Now, there's no painless way to provide that." President Reagan has said ht- does not favor increasing federal U Wlr~o Solomon Goodman, 4 , had no trouble keeping his violin in position during a lesson at the Suzuki Institute in Ottawa, Kan., but his loose fitting trousers we re anothe r matte r . spending to 1mprovt.• educauon Asked 1f thl' udnunatrauon's efforts to focus attention 011 educa- tion were polmcally motivated, Bc·U re phed that "good pubhc polity ci good politics, and so you rrughl say that there's a political mut1vatlon in 1t, but I'd say that's a good thing on both sides." Despitt> Reagan's campaign pledge, Bell said the adminiB- tration won't push for the aboli· lion of tht> Educauon Department Walesa sets timetable for quitting NEW YUHK (AP) -Lech Wal~ says lhl· freedoms lost when martial law was unposed must Ix• r<.>Stored before he will step down as head of Poland"s outlaw('d Solidarity labor roa1.t- tt0n, Newsweek rn.agazme reports. "l would like to rest, since I have devoted so many years of my life to social work And I w1U quit," WalC'Sa said He was arr<-sted after martial l&w was unposed Dre 31. 1981, ending many of the concessions Solidarity had gamed from the commurust government He waa lawrfn't'd but So!Jdanty, the only nongovt!rnment labor union movement in tht• Eastern bloc, wai; outlawed He said that before he steps down, "l have to regam all we have lost Many things will be taken from us. and from some we w1U resign volunt.anly. but also we will add other things ourst!lves ·· Stornis hit hardest in Nebraska By Tbe Au oclated Pre11 Showers and thunderstorms spread from Wyoming w the upper Mis&ssippi Valley today, and severe thunderstorms were predicted from central Oklahoma to western Iowa Scattered showers and thun- dershowers covered parts of F1onda and the central Gulf O:>ast.. and widely scattered showers dotted Maine. Severe thunderstorms de- veloped ahead of a slow movmg cold front m the central Plams on Sunday evening They produced damagrng wmds. large hall, lo ca.llv heavy rains and more than a half -dozen tontadoes m Kansas and Nebraska. A t least one tornado, golfball-size hail and strong wmds swept through northwestern Kansas, damaging some farm buildings Sunday night but caus- ing no injuries, authorities said. A tornado touched down near Col by, but the Thomas County Shenff's Department said there was no damage. The NauonaJ Weather Servi('{· said 4 tnehes of rain fell m three hours at Oberlin, Kan , sending at lea.st one creek m Decatur County out of 1ts banks · The weather service said Nt> braska was hardest hit with wrnados reported at Lebanon and Danbury Winds up to 65 mph downed power Imes at Mullen, Neb Thundl'rst.orms droppe<l more than 5 inches of ram at Danbury during tht• storm. and more than 11 1 mchl'S fell at Kearney an I 0 mmu~ Thunderstorms continued mto the early monung hours over eastern parts of the Dakotas, and al·ross ct>ntral Nl·braska and west~ em Kansas Cloudv slues anci scattered -;howns -soaked the norlhc·m and tentral Rockies From the at-ease Private Label Collcct1on Our Year 'Round Suit madP. from lhe hne<,1 rwo ply <l.11~111n • dnd wool l>lenct Av.ulnt.ile 1n :,oftd •,llades ol l.>1111• qrr•v tan ohve and 1aupe Where the Constant is Quality and the Difference 1s P11c:e $185 00 44 Fashion Island • Newport Beach • 714/644 5070 1001 Westwood Blvd· Westwood V1llaQe • 213/208-3273 a ~" Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday. June 13, 1983 Man's machine heads for the stars Piont-er 10 leaves solar system b ehind in 11-year journey 'lj most his to ric mile tone MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) The Pioneer 10 explorer sped Crom F.arth's solar system tOOay, the hrst man-made object to pass the farthest planets a symbol of hwnaruty's asptrauons hurtlmg into eterruty Sclentists cheered at1d ap plauded u the 570-pound space- ship, the first to challenge the unknown beyond Ma.rs, became the first artifact of the space age to sail beyond the nine known pl.anew. !FURTHER THAN NEPTUNE . JUNE 13 19831 "It's sort of like Columbus d1SCOvcnng the new world," sa.id IA88i.stant flight director Alan Fernqwst NASA workers hand- t>d Jack Dwyer, duet of spacecraft operations, a trident -the l hree-pronged spear carried by the mythical god Neptune -as Pioneer passed Neptune's orbit. Bearing a gold -ph>ted message to any other residents of the cosmos who might someday find It, P1oneer 10 now begins its endless voyage among the stars SA TURN JUPITER The ship's path croaed the orbit of Neptune at 5 a.m. PDT at 30,558 mph Though Pluto nonnally 18 the (>Utfrmost planet, 1 t!i egg-shaped orbit has brought It closer to F.arth than Neptune for the next 16 years. "The name Pioneer is very, very appropriate," said John Wolfe of the National Aeronautics and Space Adminl.stration'a Ames Reeea.rch Center in Mountain View, where Pioneer's journey was coordinated. URANUS NEn'UNE I I PIONEER 10 (FURTHER THAN PLUTO. APRIL 25. 1983) ~r- 1 PLUTO ,,,_........ T he Pioneer 10 spacecraft will cross th e o rbit o f Neptune today a nd become the first m a nmade o bjecl to lea ve the solar syste m . The longest long distance call LOS ANGELFS (AP) -Inscrutable beeps and screeches from outer space greeted telephone callers today who listened to Pioneer 10 on a special SO-<ent-a~ hookup as it left the solar system. The space noi.se, which sounded like com- puteni' electronic talk from "Star Wars," took four hours to travel from the robot deep-space probe 3.5 million miles away to Earth's receivers Thaie who dulled 1-900-410-411 1 were thanked for makmg "the longest long-dlstance phone call ever," by a spokesman for TRW lnc. on the explanatory tape that plays with the trans- rrussion "It's so people can call and hear live sounds from the edge of the solar system by the first human-made objects to leave it,'' TRW spokesman Julian Levine said Friday. TRW designed and built Pioneer 10. The special telephone link began shortly after 4.30 a .m. PDT and was to continue through 8 pm PDT. TRW said Each ca.ll costs 50 cents, whtch 1B automatically tacked onto your phone blU Some people who called too early tOOay were told the number was not tn servtce, but it was not supposed to be connected until 5 a .m Neither telephone' company nor TRW offtclals could be reached m the predawn hours Paraplegic walks for degree Triumph in five-year battle to over com e auto crash injuries DAYTON. Ohio <AP> Nan DaVlS' htgh school graduation ended m tragedy· an auto crash left her paralyzed from the waist down But five years later, her college graduation ended on a note of personal triumph. With 1,300 feUow Wnght St.ate University graduates and thousands of spectators watching, DaVlS, 23. stepped from her wheelchair and walked 10 feet to receive her diploma. It was the fU'Sl time she had walked in public since her graduation Crom St Marys High School tn 1978 Petrofsky, executive dU"ector of Wnght State Uruvel"SJty's Na- tional Center for Rehabll.1tallon Engmeenng and developer of the computer system that enabled Davis to walk. The-dramatic walk t:ame Satur- day near the end of a two-hour commencement ceremony at the Uruvers!ty of Dayton Arena With Petrofsky and fellow researcher Dr Chandler Phillips supporting her arms, Davis' stepped forward to the commands of the computer. La.st fall, the compu~r used to help Davis walk was stationary. about the size of a room waJI , Petrofsky sa.Jd The computer she used to walk for her rt1ploma was about 4 mches by 6 inches and less than an mch thick Petrofsky credits pnvate fund- mg for speedmg hlS reeearrh. which so far has enabled one other paraplegic and two quadnplegics to stand and participate i.n walk- ing experiments. He hopes ul- timately to surgically implant electrodes in paraplegics and quadriplegics to enable them to walk "'1th the help of a portable computer "Pioneer 10 was a pathftnder It's got so many firsts, but the biggie iB that 1t is leaving tht' ROlar system," said Wolfe, who wwi chief ac1enust during P1ont!t!r'M dramatic encounter with Jupiter in December 1973 Launched March 3, 1972, the little ship safely cr068ed the asteroid belt, a band of giant rocks beyond Mars that some ac1entists feared would smash it. As Pioneer closed on Jupiter, rapidly lntensifying radiation fields seemed destined to destroy tt, said retired Ames engineer Charles Hall, who was project manager But the radiauon. although "500 times the lethal dose fo1 a human," peaked before 1t was severe enough to cook Pioneer's electronics ''The spacecraft has performed beyond all hope or expectation," Hall said "I don't recall a11ythmg that it was supposed to do that it didn't do" It covered 31A billion miles and only one scientific instrument failed lt was designed ta last 21 months, it is working after I 1 vears · As 1t pulls still farther from home, Pioneer will search for the far edge of the heliosphere. Owner wins a year to save home EL PASO, Tehs (AP) -Mary Hmson has battled the federal government to a draw so far. despite U S Park Servtce threats to bulldoze the homestead where she has lived most of her lJfe. "I've been given a st.ay of execution," the 68-year-old Pine Springs woman said. "I've been given a year's extension. which is fantastic Somebody's looking out for me " In the fall, Hrnson was told her rickety home and roadside cafe bordering Guadalupe Mountains National Park in West Texas would be condemned Dec. 31 because they were "eyesores " The Park Servire in nearby Carlsbad, N.M .. S81d bulldozers would rare the wood-paneled home and the Pine Spnngs Cafe where Mrs. Hinson had ltved since 1938. The job was to have been done early this year But nt>ws aC'COunts of the elder· ly woman's plight caused. Sec- retary of lntenor James Watt, at President Reagan's request, to grant her a last-nunule reprieve The government gave her until Junp 30 -a six-month t1x~nsion -to leave the home ht'r father bwlt in 1909 Af!J:r winrung thl' extension, Mrs HulSOn and her El Paso .tttomey, Duane Juvrud, strug- gled to save the home At fll'St, they lrled trading some of the 3, 700 acres of Guadalupe Peak land she owns to the Park Service ul exchange for being allowed to stay at the house -built 50 years before the park was created The Park Service declined Four youths earn Stillwell awards Four eighth graders m the Newport-Mesa Unified Sc!Hl(l l DlStnct have received the annual Norman Stillwell aw<.in..I!! 111 re<:ogn1tion of their scholarship. leadersrup and citiz.ensh1p The tn~nned1atc students are Kevin Mayne from f>av 1'>, Josh MacDonald from Ensign, Lm Hsu from Lincoln and Mull} Mound from T{"WinkJe GWC o fferi11 g Sports Acade n1y H.cgtstrat1on 1s now open for the Sports Academy for Y1111tli and Adults at Golden West College m Huntmgton Beach Among the programs offered are a track and held prngrn111 for age 8 and older; Gh1ca's European soccer camp for boys .. 111.t girls, ages 8 to 14, and a baseball camp for boys, ages 9 to I !i Archery 1s open to age 12 and older Orgarui.ed rac:qut tl1:•ll has a mmimum age of 14, and organized tenrus is offered for a~r I 7 and older. For adults, softbalJ t.ournaments and voUeyball leagues will be organized. For more information, contact the Community &•rv1u office at Golden West and request the Sports Academy b1 ex h111 • The phone number 1s 891 -3991 Seniors to visit the wild animals Laguna Beach's seruor citizens are invited to tour I .11m Country Safari June 22 and Sea World in San Diego la~r tn thr• summer. For mformatlon on either trip, contact the Sen101 C1t111·11:. Club of Laguna Beach at 497-2441 Parents' PTA participa tion cited Lincoln lntennediate School PTA m Corona del Mar h~'> received the California State PTA membership award !111 having the highest percentage of parent participat1on.Ttw president has been given a trip to Disney's Expenrrw11t.d • Prototype Commuruty of Tomorrow m F1onda School distric t honors r etirees Wilson Elementary school teachers Donald Ericksen ,w.i Barbara Kephart were among 69 Newport-Mesa Urufed Sc-h< "' District employees honored at a recent retirement breakfac;t Ericksen had taught 25 years and Kephart 21 Honnrc'<l for the longest service was custodian Jack Schick, who workt'<l '\1 years for the dlstrict R e dlands alums from NB honored Newport Beach residents Jesse Curtis, Barbara McNdl>< .. White and Leland Launer were presented with Alumni Jubl!n Medallions dunng recent ceremoruPS al the Univer.ut~ of Redlands. Seventy-five graduates wet'{' cited m honor uf 1l1l• un1vf•rsity's 75th anruversar,· H orseb ack trip planned for teen . ., An eight day trip to Mammoth Lakes ·· designed for hor"" lovers is being offt-red by the Orange Coast YMCA start111•: July 6 Known as the Pony Express Caravan, part1c1panl..<; >A:tll learn horsemanship and horseback ndmg The pro~r<ln h geared for boys and girls between ages 11 and 13 For YMCA members, the cost as $225 or $l:lfi f111 non-members. For more mforma11on, call 642 9990 County Fair eek s photo e ntries Loe.al photographer.> are inVJted to participate 1n th1• -.1:..lt annual compellt1on at the Orange County F&r July 8-17 Deadline for subm.tSSions is 4 pm. June 24 Prints should t.c mounted on llxl4 boards and labeled. The categories are: nrws. sports, feature, candid portrait, nature/animals and photQS frpm last year's fair. The winner w1U rE(:e1ve $I 50 For mure 1nfonnat1c1r1 1·,,11 751 -3247 Her SleP6 were made poes1ble by a camera-sued computer that told her paralyzed muscles how to move and then tnggered electrical unpulses to move them. "The Last time she walked in public was m high school. and she wanted to walk m her college graduation," said Dr Jerrold "This is a special day for all of us," she said when she reached the podium to receive her bachelor's degree Ln elementary education. She then delivered a 60-second speech that ended, "Thank you all, and congratulations" Davis was a rugh achool spnn ter and planned to run track in college until the graduation-night crash. Her mother, Louise, said Davis was a paaenger in a car being driven by a friend, who wwm't mju.red m the one-aµ-accident Beverly Hills coupl~ died in plane crash Not enough links to form 'peace chain' BOSTON (AP) The turnout wasn't big enough to form a planned "human peace chain" but celebrants sa.Jd they were pleased anyway with rallies m Vennont and Massachusetts com- memorating the nation's largest peace rally held last year Ln New York Parllctpants m Boeton Peace- Unk had planned to lmk anns Sunday for five mmutes along the 1.6-mile Freedom Trail from the Statehowte to Old North Church in a plea for nuclear anns control. The l.~ people weren't enough to complete the stretch, 110 celebrantB marched to City Hall Last November, Davis became the flTSt paraplegic in Petrofsky's re9ean:h project at Wright State tc.. walk with the aid of com- puter-controlled electncal stimu- lation To take thoee fll'!lt steps, s~e wore a safety harness and held on to two steel parallel bars Petrofsky said Davis now can walk 50 to 60 feet using only canes for support. ''It's a fraction of what she's capable of doing," he ~d In Petrofsky's system, eight sensors on Davis' body monitor the posl lion and movement of various body parts. The seT\80r11 tell the computer the position of the legs, so the computer knows which muscles to electrically stimulate next toachievetoordinatJon. Up to 36 electrodes are pW:ed on Davia' paralyud muscles to force them to move LOS ANGELFS (AP) -An elderly Beverly HLl.ls rouple was killed when thell' twin-engine plane crashed lll a res1denual area, destroying two homes and setting a t.h.ird a fire Walter L. and Mary Virgirua Martindale, both 77. were ident- ified by the coroner's office Sun- day as the victims of Saturday's crash t.n the San Fernando Valley. about three miles from Burbank Airport. hose, but then I saw the whole front go up Ill flames, so I ra.n out the back door, and two of my ne1ghbors came to help me " The plane was climbing through fog and haze when it crashed three rrules west of the airport, said Federal Aviation Adm1rustration spokesman Tom Aino "It looked like the plane-f.ame down crossways, hit the sidewalk. careened off a car, drug thl' car mto a tree and kept gomg into one of the houses," said Mark Terrill of Tanana, who arnved about five nunutes after the crash "The car apparently got caught on the tree, keeping it from being pulled into the house," TerriU sa1d The car was later 1denllf1ed as one belonging to the R1vases It and a new car in the garage were Martindale was the pilot of the ..._ ________ ......,, _________ _ Beechcraft Barron BE55 that had CAPE COD RU f FELL / S both destroyed, fire &tu1l11111 Chief Donald Dahlstetn said It took nearly three hours rcw Mrs. Martand.ale's body to 11 .. pulled from the p!Ane's wrN k :<t(>tC', Aino said. "We lost radio and radar c'OllU\t l with the plane before· th<· er L<ih four or five mmutes ahN dl• parture." A mo said Damage to the homrc; wa .. ~tun.ated at about $80,000 taken off from Burbank Airport at COlllCTIOI UPHOLSTERY, INC. 2.25 p m, investigators said. l i 1 A in ._ .... h ... c au c •PJMal'9 •••1t"•'••-_111 •••• woman one guti.cu ouse you won't be.U ... the pri-1 narrowly eecaped the flames, and 1922 HARSO. atvo no one on the ground was injured, eo4:! ~ 645-4136 COSTA MESA -541-1156 county Fire Department spokes- man Jim Welluaid. -"l heard this big boom and then I saw a big ball of fire on the side of my howe," 18.id Florence Rivas, 70, who wu alone in her family room at the tune "I ran to get a JUMBO 16 oz. MARGARITAS Body identified as producer's $1.50 with LOS ANGELES <AP) -New York theatrical producer Roy Alexander Radin, whoee decom- posi.na body lay 111 s remote Los Aneeleta County canyon ror 8 month. waa killed by 8 single "gun.shot wound. coroner's ln· vestlgaton& aay. The remAlna of Radin, 33, who van.tahed ftl rou~ to a posh 8-vcrly Hilla restaurant In early M.ay , Wf'r'e found Friday aM ldentifJed t.h.rouCh dflltal r«01"dl c-arl~ Sunday, .enlor coronrr'• lnvestlpt.or Phil Schwartzberg aald The coroner'• oCUce N'ported tht gunshot wound wu the Oii~ of death, but coroner's in· vesU~ator John Deckt>r declined to reveal the location of the wound Sheriff'• Deputy John Brouaard aaid Sunday In vestJgatora had no leads in the caw Privett' detectlv(' John O'Grady, a former Los Angeles pollC'f' aieraeant hln'd by Radin'• family. hu aald Rad.in w .. mw'Clered becau.e of "or1aniud crime t.r)'1ni to lnfUtrate the movie lnduatry,'' but 8roumard aald there wu nothing to aubeten· tlate t~t Loe A.Jig~let poUCf' Det.ertivtt John Ca.rrolle of the mias- lng·pet'ION detail said. ''There'• a lot of intrigue We have our theoriee. eome 1trong, eome lea ao, nothin& positJve." O'Grady 18.id SWlday he had given authorities information on ftadln'• death gathered from Radin's ueoclates, girlfriend.a and father·ln-law. He would not d.18- C'Ull ht.a flnd.lngJ, other than t.o uy that d4rtna hil lnterviewa he had heard the namee of eome crime fllUJ"M "that I reco8J\ir.ed." O'Orady claimecf \hat tome of Radln'a friend.a -but not Radin -were involved l.rl drug \nlfflck· LUNCH or DINNER COMBINATION # 1-24 on Menu COCKTAILS WELL DRINKS $1.00 -¥1th lunch or dinner combination # 1-24 on Menu Good Tues .. Wed . Thurs . Sat . Sun 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Daily Luncheon Specials .. $2.95 1768 Newport Blvd Costa Mese 645-0324 P1rkin1 In Rear lng , .... ______________________________ _ ' APPLE , t.AUtlfLOWER, SPINAl II. FISH, ASPARAGUS, PA PAY A. CANTALOUPE, SHRIMP • VS. OBESITY I Ill ;11Nfl 1111\Ut ('()kllNfl I)( I MAR 111 IN I INf. TON flt Arn ~~M l //0 tin 011 1 lltiO 1606 ' r-·· . -r p. '•' A moving experience in Newport By Lorenzo Benet °'""'Delly ~ ·- Garnet McCuUoch of Newport Beach said she hasn't sa-n a hoUSC' movt'<.I m 20 years, but last Friday her !>on Jimmy uprooted his new home m the 500 block of Catalina and had 1t moved one block b y truck to an empty lot near Broad Street and Catalina "Everyone children and adults was out thert> watchmg. 1t hasn't hap~ pened lately." shesaJd. "It went smoothly . • We did have to remove two huge e ucalyptus trees. When they backt.'<i it up on the lot they came within thrC'<' inches of where 1t was supposed to lx· -that's ll1l pres.si ve. " The day long proj('(.'l bt•gan w1th crewmen jaclong the house oft the original foundation with a hydraulic lift. Once it was on the platform, the trees were cut down, and the homt' was then I hauled by truck to the new lot. Actual road time was 10 nu.nut.es. Jimmy McCulloch purchased the home from Gary hill, who plans on bu1ldmg a new house on the now vacant site After the foundation IS completed, McCulloch's home will be taken off its p1lmgs and lowered in place o e _ acs:scu ? e ~---......_ __ --------~' ------------------------ Orang• Co11t DAILY PILOT/Monday, Jun• 13, 1913 Al ' New owner McCulloch films Charlie Blackwell and Randy Norton of Bell House Movers as they shore up wheels. Sandi and Gary Hill, in window, the former owners of the house, pau keys to new owners Melody and Jimmy McCulloch and nephew and niece. ·Shuttle draws 250,000 fans CHANTILLY, Va. (AP) The around the Baltimore Beltway, 1pece shuttle Enterpnse drew headed south over the Easton. between 250,000and 300,000spec Md., aU'1Jhow, circled the Wash- taton on Its way to Dulles Int.er-ington Beltway and landed at national Airport as the craft Dulles. neared the end of ita mt.emal1onaJ The National Aeronautics and tour. airport offidall Mid. .. Space Administration estimated The lhuttle on Sunday n~ there were about 50,000 people at OWi" Waahlngton, DC .. and BaltJ-the airport to mee the actual mare on itl way to the airport in landlng, according to Federal euburban Wu hlngton. drawiruz Aviation AdmJnistratJon 1pokee- dMen and shouts of "All rightt: man David He1111. from 1pect.ators Many other people viewed the IUding on the back of a Boeing orbiter from parking Iota, road- 747, the Ent.erp""' wu flown lidett and laWM near the Beltway u the Enterprile flew over at about 2,000 feet. Alrport offlciala cloeed one of the main runways at Dulles to provide parking for an estimated 20,000can. More than 1 million people viewed the 1huttle on lta recently completed Europeen tour, acoord- lng to NASA. The orbiter wu at Scott Air Force Bue in Illinois on Saturday and waa due t.ck home at F.dwarda Air Force Bue in California today. !.-------------------------------------------------------- Everything's Coming Up 'ftOSY' Orange County Fair: A Salute to Pork Color 'ROSY' The f>ig Contest --------------------------------------------- ENTRY BLANK PRIZE: • ticket• each to the Angels & Tlgera Games 7-21 thru 7-24. Nam•~------------- Addreaa ------------- 1.tephone ----------- Age Group 0 3-5 0 6-8 0 9-12 RULES & REGULATIONS 1. Send Entrlea to Rosy Colorlng Conteat. P.O. Bpx 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca .. 2. Entry dtadllne July 1at. 1983. 3. Winning pictures wlll appear at the Fair. Daily Pilat - -----------------------..... 1..._ ________________ ...... ' ' I 1' 'I •I ' 11 I t\8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, June 13, 1983 MAILBOX A call to Newport parents To the F.clitor: Embarrassment That iB prob- ably the best word to describe what you felt if you had a child in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and attended the pro-public education rally at Or- ange Coast CoUege last Friday June 3. This very important and timely rally was <.'0-sponsored by a coun- ty-wide organization known as C.A.S.E. (Citizens Actton to Save .Education): in part. to try to tnfluence the passage of two extremely imJA)rtant education bills currently before the State Assembly (A.B. 70) and Senate (S.B. 813). As of last week, virtually every school district in the county had a member chapter in this organiza- tion and was well-represented at that rally. Every district. that is, except for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District; this, even though the administration had known about the existence of C.A.S.E. and this rally since April. The most embarrassing part was that this event was held in our district in our very own back yard. and the Newport-Mesa District had by far the poorest showing of support. Th05e twenty or so mdividual.s that showed up from our district certainly deserve our thanks. However, it is my opinion and th.at of many others that the responsibility for this very disap- pointing showing rests to a large • degree on the shoulders of the Newport-Mesa School District ad- ministration. Our administration knew of this event well in advance and yet did virtually nothing to help create a C.A.S.E. ch.apter here, and rally local support for this extremelyimportant evenl while others did. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that we have as many people in the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District that are as concerned about the future course of public education in th.is county as the people in Huntington Beach or any other district in Orange County. AU the people of this district needed last Friday in order to turn out in great numbers to support this effort was some direction or sign of leadership from their school administration. Hopefully this apparent lack of concern on the part of the adminis- tra tionwill not be allowed to occur again. Fortunately, as of last Friday night we have now formed a C.A.S.E. chapter in the New- port-Mesa Unified School District. If you want to help or participate in the acitivities of this organiza- tion in the effort to make Cali- fornia number one in public education in this country again, you can do so by simply calling our local chapter at (714) 979-5336 or the county C.A.S .E. hot-line in- formation number (714) 855-2775. TOM WILLAMS C.A.S.E. Director, Newport Beach A plea for representation To the F.clitor: An Open Letter to the Newport Beach City CounctJ and the Or- ange County Board of Super- visors: Dear Council Members and Supervisors, The meeting held Monday. May 23rd was an atrocious farce Mayor Hart's restricting the speakers to a maximum of five per side on the proposed airport flight expansion issue was more ap- propriate than I'd ordinarily con- sidered. You had all previously decided your positions. Why ilid you even have a meeting? For the "show" of democracy? Between yawns. chit-chatting, and blank stares. I wanted to belJeve one of you was truly listening. Not one member even had the courtesy to acknowledge the legitimacy of aome of the arguments being presented by a very angry, S<>-Ullled minority. Instead we were handed a "woe is me" story from eat.;.!) of you about how hard you've wrked on this problem and how-dreadfully sorry you feel about having to betray your constituency. Of course you should be working hard That was a campaign "promise" from each of you. I say betray (as m Judas) because that is precisely what's been done. At the election time all we heard was how you would doggedly fi~ht to halt Airport expansion. AU except Don Strauss voted to capitulate and simply negotiate for a 55 flight average daily limit. I believe most people in this city feel 41 flights are already stretching our nerves and noise capacities. Most of us are slow to anger. but betrayal, deceit and lyiqg deserve outspoken rancor Should we spend millions of taxpayer's dollars to enlarge an unacceptable facility or put our resources into finiling a suitable location? We need a modern lntemationaJ Airport developed within a 35 mile radius of central Orange County. My personal feel- ing is that it could be located in the South County region so San Diego and Riverside counties could eas- ily use the facility. When our neigborhood needed a traffic signal we were told by two City Officials th.at a fatal accident was the best solution. It would bring the problem to the attention of more City and State officials. We have the signal. I wonder whose life was eacriliced. Will a disaster move the Super- visors into action. If going up to 55 fllghts causes the l~ of 200 or 300 lives. will we have a responsive Board of Supervisors? If you must negotiate, go for a solution, not an ill-timed, unsafe stop-gap measure. Please be reasonable and representative. LORIAN K PITRIE Corona del Mar lJOtr11 1<1 • ,t,. • I • llh h •· • 'hov• ,,,, ft ''' 1t "'' i.J,1 ~ •' HI tt~I"' \fl! w 1 ~ prt~ ... -."lun fr" )h'''-'' "' lf'l• • 1f lht H t11lm1' 1110 .J'l1 I\ ~~·,HJ•' t (1,T"\m1 ''' ~ 1n.,...i t·d Acl(lfr •. p., , .. I( p,,,,, I'" flu, l'lbl/ (O '" M· ... I A l)blh Phor11 /II • b•I 4)11 l. M. Boyd /First choice lf a mother's first-bom u; a boy, she is less likely to want a large family than if her first child ts a girl. Or so claim the researchers And if her first two children are boys, they say. her desire for a third child is far less than 1f the first two are girls_ The bunk short.age aboard U.S. Navy nuclear subs is such that aome &ailors sleep in torpedo tubes, I'm told. The Japanet1e spend more money on prescription drngs than any other nationals. Bumblebees. too. warm up before takeoff. Q. Wasn't American wnter James Fenimore Cooper kicked out of Yalt> for using gunpowder to blow open a dormitory door'! A No, for th.at he was just put on probation. He was expelled for roping a donkt>y inl4l a professor'" cruur OAANGE COAST Daily Pilot _ _,_,,, ___ lM __ .., .. ___ _._ .......... ~-c"-' Q. The co-star of "Love, Sid- ney" is billed as Sw008ie Kuru. What's her real name1 A. That's it. Seasoned Citiz..ens remember her dad as Col. Frank Kurtz of World Wa: IT. He flew the famous B-17 bomber, "The Swoose." When she was born in 1944, friends called her "Little Sw006ie" in allusion to that plane. It wound up on her birth certificate. Consider horseradilJh, red pep- pers and the hottest of muaiards. These tangy comestibles stimulate teeretions ln the respiratory tract, thus to help bring up sputum. LC you're still with me, bear thlt ln mind: Some people with hronchiU. reportedly get relief by 109ding their burgen with hone· radish, their hotdoga with mus- tard and their pirr.a with Tabuco. Summer lightning boll.8 In the United St.ates outnumber winter lightning bolt.a by 100 to one. ,·--------~ -~~---------------~---------------------------- ~!"'-THERE! 00 NOf 6£ Al.ARMlD. EARTMLINGS! I AM BUT A 1-'tAC~FUL E~ER FROM T~E f A'R REAC'-'ES Of SOO. I RER<ESENT ~E AS)OCIAilON CJ= fNTERSTELLAk> VEVELOPMENT SY~EMS, ~MONLY • REfEm£D To IN Tl-IE TRADE \-"· ~ AS AIDS! ,,....._ " 'I J ~ '\ ...> 1! ( ~ UNFWENDLY BUNG~ ,,,,- .--~·~ ·\' _I ~ ~. --- Army accused of coverup WASHING TON -The Anny's inspector general is rnvestigating shocking charges th.at officiala knowingly let last year's disas- trous para troop exercise in Cali- fornia proceed despite danger- ously high winds -and then tried to cover up their fatal error. Six troopen were killed and more than 150 injured during the March 30 exercise at Ft. Irwin. The mass jump by more than 2,200 82nd Airborne Division paratroopers -Vie men who put the "R" in the Rapid Deployment Force -took place in full view of the prea. In the offirial report following an investigation, the deaths and injuries were blamed on "undetected high winds." BUT ACCORDING to swom statements given to l.G. in- vestigators, the winds were in fact detected -but were simply ignored. My associate Donald Goldberg has seen some of the statements made to the l.G .. and sourcee say the charges are being taken "very seriously" They should be Detailed allegatJOns of de- G. -JA-Cl-Al_D_IRl_D_I -~ liberate falsification of wind vel- ocity readings and subsequent coverup were made by a master parachutist assigl)ed to observe the exercise. He and an Anny chaplain, also a master para- chutist, witnessed the mass jump from a spot near where most of the in juries occurred. According to the observer's affidavit, he and the chaplain saw a safety officer take wind measurements behind an am- bulance instead of out on the field. "l asked the offker taking the wind readings if he knew how to take the readings, and he replied that he did," the observer testi- fied. "I asked him if I could use his anemometer. he handed it to me and I stepped from behind the ambulance and turned the anemometer into the wind. "THE WINDSreading at that ume was 30 knots, with frequent gusts to 40 knots. Smoke on the drop wne had been released and it was staying right on the ground, which indicated extremely high winds." As the observer -and the safety officer -knew full well, the highest wind velocity con- sidered safe for parachute ex- ercises is set by the Army at 13 knots, equivalent to JUSt under 15 miles per hour. The observer's statement con- tinued: "I then turned to the (safety officer) and &aid that the correct wind readings were 30 gusting to 40, and if peraonnel were dropped I would promise a thorough investigation." But the fix was in, and the safety officers evidently knew it. The obeerver testified: "A radio message came over the radio . at that time saying in an unusual manner, sort of a sarcastic tone, 'I'm reading 10 tb 12 (knots). How about everyone else?"' So the drop proceeded. Four troopers were killed on the spot and two more died later. Accord- ing to the official report, five of the six ilied of head injuries from hard landings in the high wind.a, or from being dragged along the ground before they could cut their chuteslooee. Most of th.oaemjurles were also caused by the high winds. BUT WHEN the obeerver re- ported what he had witnes8ed. he was told not to tell anyone. Not satisfied. the observer told the exercise safety director, who checked with his superion. He told the observer th.at "there was a hold on all infonnation about the drop and th.at we were not to discuss the airborne operation with anyone for now." Subee- quent orders came down reiterat- ing this secrecy lid. "Every time we asked. we were again told ... that we were under orders not to diacuss any infor- mation with anyone," the ob- server 11a1d in his sworn statement. Footnote. The inspector general would not comment on the in- vestiga lion Journalist's code of ethics Dan Rather, the television news anchorman, and Steve Glauber, the ''60 Minutes'' producer, are my friends so you wouJdn't trust any opinion I gave you about them. But you can understand how happy I am that they were absolved of any wrongdoing by the jury in the libel case brought against them and CBS News hf a Los Angeles doctor. Steve Glauber, a lawyer himself, LS one of the best of the "60 Minutes" producers, and Dan didn't get to the top of his profession with shoddy work, so I was never very worried aboi..t the outcome of th.at case. The lawsuH, nonetheless, was troubling to everyone in the news business. To what news standards do we adhere and how do we make everyone in the business adhere to them? SOMETIMES I ENVY phys- ici.ans their Hippocratic Oath, the creed they swear allegiance to when they become doctors. Joum.allsts ought to have a code they swear to when they enter the profession. /-'..) ---'Ill~~ ANDY RODNIY ~ Even though I like the idea of the Hippocratic Oath, the oath itself is a little out of date. "I swear by Apollo, the phys- ician .. it begill8. I don't think that's much of a beginning, but there are a Jot of good things in the oath even though it needs rewriting. The Hippocratic Oath asks the young doctor to take care of the physic.'ian who taught him as he would take care of his own parents. To tell you the truth, moet young reporters don't feel all that kindly toward the editors who taught them their profession, ao we'd need something different there. THE mPPOCRATIC oath alao asks the young doctor to do onJy what is right for his patients and to do nothing that is wrong. He promises to give no patient deadly medicine and not to induce an abortion for any pregnant woman. The new doctor promises not to seduce any males or females and not to reveal any aecrets. You can see there are a lot of ways a journalist's oath would differ from the doctor's. The new journalist certainly wouldn't st.art by swearing to Apollo, and probably not even to Walter Lippmann or Ed Murrow. The oath should be simple and direct. l was thinking of some things th.at ought to be ln it. HERE ARE SOME suggestions for THE JOURNALIST'S OODE OF ETHICS: --The word ''journalist" is a little pompous and I will only uae It on sp::_ciAl occasions. --I am a journalist because I believe th.at if all the world had all the facts about everything, it would be a better world. - --I undent.a.nd th.at the facts and the truth are not always the same. It ia my job to report the facts 90 th.at othen can decide on the truth. Let's hear it for leaks A ''leak'' ln a house comes from too Uttle i.naulation. A "leak" in the Whic.e Hou.e comes from too much insulation. We are learning th.at many of the "leaks" President Reagan iB compl.ainlng about actually come from 1101De of hia adviaert ln the White Hou.ee. Thia .eems to be the only effecuve way they can get their me.age acroa to him. What Is true of Reagan ha.II been true of all modem·day president.ti. They have no time to read their own mail, and IO they are in- sulated againat critidllm and cat- call.I from the electorate. THE MEN around the pre.i- dent want to keep their jot. a.nd their influence, and IO they are careful f.n their oommonta. If they think the pre81dent la ioina Wl"Onl· tht> mmt they can do I.a leak their oppoaltl.on to the media, where he la bound t.o notkle It. Th.la la the main 80W'Clt of hi.a vexatlon, and understandably 10. ' ~ IYDllY HARRIS~ How to bridge thia communica- tion gap la one of the thorniest problems of ad.minl.atration and tt.ttecratl. The job la too bla for one man to hand.le, and still get adequate feed beck from all eect.ort of the public; he ia often lnsulated not only from d1alotU•· but lrom rt!allty aa well If he were writina • column every day, instead of runn1n.a the country, he miaht a-t a btue-r notion of what ta n:ally aotn1on . All I have to do la to re.d m,y weekly mallt.a to be humbMd, If not moc1Wed. My em>rw and rnlaalCepdonl --whe1her ~ or~ -are ~t t.o my at~ntl.on ln no W'M:le'rt&ln Wtrmll. ) Theee letters a.re a powerful corrective to the pompoaity, if not ornrai.oence, that tends to become the occupational di9eue of a eelf-appotnted sage. It la euy to d.lamilB the nu ta and cranks who dlaagree on a specific t.ue. which may happen to be their Kins Charlee' head. It la harder to tsnore the cool, rational, literate letters that point out the fallacim and follies ln my v1.w- polnta. llwn the mo.t smua)y aelf.-utlatied comme_n\&tor haa to afve 90l:ne weight to thew thoua,htful objections. --I will try to tell people what the~ought to know and avoid telling them what they want to hear, except when the two coin- cide. which isn't often. --I will not do deliberate harm to any pel"90ns, except to t.he extent th.at the facts h.ann them and then I will not avoid the facta. --No gift, including kind words, will be accepted when it is offered for the purpose of influencing my report. --What I wiah were the facts will not influence what investiga- tion leads me to believe them to be. --I will be suspicious of every self-interested source of inf<A'- mation --My professional character will be superior to my private character. --I will not uae my profession to help or espou.e any cawie, nor alter my report for the benefit ol any cause, no matter how worthy th.at cause may appear to be. --I will not reveal the 90WU of infonnation given to me in con- fidence. Eat your heart out. Hippocrata. More than a century qo, Pneli- dent Garfield observed.. "The preaident la the last penon In the world to knpw what the people really want and think.'' Moclim medla of oommu.nklation haft brouJht him cloeer to the peop., but the obwrw h.aa not been tlr\R, and thouah we can~ and bar• preaident more clearly than #Nf!r, our volce9 come through to him In muffled toDe9 tram far on a darkllng plain. CllllYRI U you want to pnmote ~ violence and sex. buy • boow compu\et. ...... =-, ... -... ~-.. --· _, __ .. __._....., --· ... 't··· ... ().Ml, ...... I, I I r • ... , . Daily Pilat MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1983 , ANN LANDERS 82 ENTERTAINMENT 83 THIClllTAIDTHECDUNTY TELEVISION 85 Costa Mesa Birth of a nevv tovvn ... it did not come easily By JODI CADENHEAD 00..o...,-• .... Nearly 100 years hav(• passed since Paul Knauff stood up in a buggy near what is now Baker Street and Harbor Boulevard an Costa Mesa. Looking out at the rrul('S of open fi elds and d istant seas, he declared 11. a "fau-VleW " Thus was born. say h1Storians, a railroad and a boomtown called "Fauv1ew ." A group of eastern investors led by a Chicago banker. A.L Clarke, snapped up 1,762 acres for $297,000 in 1887 with the idea of developing a new city for land-hungry Amen cans. By 1888 Fairview had a post office. a general store, a meat market, a church, a school, a three-story hotel, hot mineral baths and most importantly -a railroad connecting it wllh the county seat The new town even had its own newspaper But the good days were not to last. One by one the few prominent c1u.zens began heading back eaat. The meat market, the drug store and eventually the newspaper all shut down. Once crowded streets were deserted. By the time the railroad tracks were taken up m 1891, only a skeleton of the once thriving town eXlSted. Costa Mesa was not ready to be born. .. The Body Human" is back on CBS this evening with an hour·long program called "The Living Code." Page 83. I D 0 But farming fanulles continued to settle m the area. Among them were the Harper brothers Will and Gregory, who raised barley and beans. Even after they moved away m 1913, residents re ferred to the area as Harper. About that time Tom Harlin leased land from the Irvine Co. and began fanrung all the property east of Newport Blvd from Pall.sades Rm.d to the ocean. Hts home, one of the few in town at the lime, was built where the Santa Ana Country Club is located today. Workmen helping huild reservoir at northwest corner of 19th and Placentia streets in 1913. Costa Mesa's history may have ended up entirely different had Fairview survived, noted local h.i.stonan and author &trick Miller. Instead, Harper and later Paularino became nothing more than mail drops for another railroad that ran to Newport Beach The land was d.JVlded mto five-acre plots and men. many of whom had never stood behind a plow before, began turning the soil. Some of the landowners became excited m 1903 when the Walker brothers began drilling for oil. They drilled 200 fe<'t that first year. But the 01J was too thick to come spitting out of the unye1ldmg ground, said Miller. Soon after Donald Dodge amved m 1912 he began plantmg his famous apple orchard near the farruly's 20-acre home on Center Street near Anaheun and Plumer. Dodge, who later became the Just.Ice of the peace, wru, known throughout the state for tus crop. But like the oil boom that never happened and the town of Fairview that never became a successful moneymaker, the apples never bl06S0med into a bumper crop for the town By 1924 most of the orchards had dned up FoUowmg a !!uccess1on of warm wmters, worms attacked the once prorrusmg crop Families went back to the more hearty tomatoes, chickens and goats they knew they could depend on , recalled the JUdge's daughter Betty Holloway, now living m Tustin. In 1920 Harper becamt' C.OSta Mesa when a former school teacher named Alice Plumer won a cont.est to name the growing town. It was about that time that the Fnday Afternoon Club was started With the help of Francis Dodge, a nurse, the club started a well baby cliruc to care for inlants because there was no physician an town. Although the town had a ne w name, neighbors m Newport Beach still looked from their boats docked m the harbor and wtuspered about "GoathiU "The cruel ruck-name stuck for many years. although many oldtimers say few C.OSta Mesa fanulles actually kept goats an their backyards. Most of the fa..rruhes who continued to move into the area came WJth little money and only a desire to learn how to make a lJVing farm.mg. "It was the pooreqt sect.Ion of Orange County," said Holloway "My dad made $50 a month as a Justice of the peace But a week's grocenes cost only $2 Hamburger was 10 cents ll pound " Responding to the poverty and problems around her was Fanny Btxby Spencer, a wealthy Long Beach heiress who moved with her husband Carl to C.OSta Mesa in 1919 "She was a one person social servke," said Laguna Beach historian El.Jen Lee, during a lecture last year. "She was the PTA. the Library, the an 1906. looking east toward Santa Ana Country Club site. women's club and the· welfare department.' Over the years the Spencers' simple wooden house at the com er of 18th and Whittier ~am<' a home for countless foster children. Vaughn, who told reporters he had a stnpped down car that would outrun any of the high-powered machines that flit past the Mesa. By 1920 the area known as Costa Mesa stretched 4,200 acre, from 23rd Street to Newport .Boulevard. Costa Mesa Grammar school was bwlt m 1922 at the comer of 19th Strttt and Newport Boulevard, where Pacific Federal SaVlngs and Loan now stands. "It was just a farming community," aa.id Mildred Fisher, who began teaching al the Costa Mesa "Main School" in 1928. "The boys came to school barefooted and dressed m overalb.'' The city's first newspaper "The C.OSta Mesa Reporter," later renamed the "C.OSt.a Mesa Herald" started m 1923. Other signs of growth that year, included the construction of 250 buildings and 125 homes. By the end of the roaring twenties, the farming conunwuty had grown to a sprawling town Wl th 4,000 residents, a high school, bu.sinesEs and a community church. By 1925 the bust.ling community had it.s first police officer, Frank WI th the work of fanning fwnilies C.OSta Mesa was finally becoming the boomtown that had been envisioned by the un.sua:esful eastern investors. Mesa theater flourishes The comedy and drama began , 1 8 years ago By TOM TITUS Olh0.,-•1911 Theatergoers in Orange County seldom have to travel far for a taste of IJve comedy and drama, but if you're a resident of Costa Mesa, you're thrice blessed. Not only does the city house the prestigious South Coast Repertory with its two-theater complex, there also are two community playhouses -the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouae and the Newport Harbor Act.ors Theater -within Its borders. Both SCR, a professional company in South Coast Town Center, and the Ovic Playhouae, currently located on the Orange County Fairgrounds, arrived on the local acene ln 1965. The Newport Harbor group began operations in 1980 at Bay View School, 390 Monte VI.st.a Ave. South Coast Repertory. founded by David Emmes and Martin BeNon who •till eerve aa its artistic directors, has put on 170 productions in lts fint 18 busy years. The company wu orga.niz.ed in Long Beach in 1964, then found a home ln a converted marine swap shop ln Newport Beach the folloWlna year After a Uttle more than two yMn -and increasing •uccem -SCR wu able to move lnt.o larger quarters in downtown Cosia Me9a in the fall of 1967 This storefront wu home for the next 11 years, during which the troupe became fully profemional. Finally, the Fourth Step Theater wu conatructed and SCR moved into the Town Center facU.lty in the summer of 1978. Both SCR, a professional company in South Coast Town Center, and the Civir Playhouse, currently located on the Orange County Fairgrounds, arrived on the local scene in 1965. 18 years ago as a pro,ect of the oty'a Leisure $e.rviq!i9 \ Department and has been headquartered in a World War 11 vintage auditorium on the Qranae C-ounty Fairgrounda ever since. Operated since ita Inception by resident d.inictor Pati Tambelllni, the playhoule bM ~ 95 lldult productions as well aa numerola youth lhowa. The group pret1enta five pla)'I each IN90ll, lncludlna a music.al, and produces a child.rm'• abow every spl'infl. Recently the dty of eo.ta Me.a pve the ~ light for the playhol.Ll8'a long-awaited move to the Rea Community Center on Hamilton Street. The tint production there ahould be preaented aometime next aeaaon . I Additional information about the Civic Play- hoUR may be acquired by calllna the box office at 7M-5159. • • • The South Coast Repertory moved to Co.ta Mesa about 18 years ago aher one 1hort season at Long Beach. Since moving to the Orange Coast the popular theater company ha1 1taged 170 productions like 0 The Divinen," which was on the Main Stage earlier this season. The company has a repertory or fine actors like Don Tuche and Wayne Grace. h can ahm draw from the Los Angeles area as well. Jeffrey Combs and Thomas R. Oglesby hove round a certain amount of su~cess at SCR. Currently, South Cout Rep produce9 a1x mainatage shows and five productiona on the smaller Second Stqe each 9N800, M well u lta annual holiday production, "A ChNtmaa Carol." in Decem- ~r Further mfomvUon on South Cout Re~rtory IMY ~ obtal.ned by c.lUfll ~~tee'" at g57-4033. • • • The C.O.ia Meu Ovic Playhou9e wu orprUad The Newport Harbor Acton The11t.er wu organiu!d three years aa<> aa an ou\lfOWth of the old Newport Harbor Community Theater, which divided into ~rodudng poupa after lta flnt teMOn. ud.n& director Nancy a.en la tn cbatt9 el artiltic operations for the theater, which pr9el'\tam ahow. eech __,., at the Beck Bay Kfiool. Th~ br, the Actora Theater hu mounted 22 producdl:JN. 1\u1her lntonnatJon on IM Nrwpon llMtlot' Acton '1"1>8ter u ava1J.ab1~ by callJ.n6631-5110. ' 'I ... Q U Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, June 13, 1983 Lynn Gamwell, Hal Pastorius and Ruth Boyle ' Reception opens shows Chatting with Dick and Sylvia Smith at the West Coast Realism exhibit opening at Laguna Beach Museum of Art, we discovered that Dick, an arehitecht, 18 an artist, too, and paints automibllies. He was admiring one of the paintings at the time---one of the well-done pieces of art-a station wagon. Not too far away in the gallery was a painting of a hof'lle that looked so real you wanted to touch it. Linda Bratcher of the Juruor Council was chairwoman for the evening featuring a reception with ref.reshrnents on the 9CUlpture patio. Under-4 neath Jay Willis' 9CUlptw-e, "Limeade". baskets of strawberries were set out with strawberry bread and dips. Over at one side Bratcher, Pam Goldstein, Marianne May, Gaye Honeycutt and other Junior Council members were cook.mg · up vegetables tempura. Among those Vlewmg the exhibit (one of the museum's major ones) wtuch will be on display through July 24 were Rl.Oth Boyle, Anne Chase, Patsy Tartaglia, Hal and Kay Pastorius, Eve Marshall and Dr. Gene Levin. Exhibiting concurrently with "West Coast Realism" Is "Washington Photography: Images of the 80s," black and white plus color photography from the Washington, DC .. area organi.z.ed by the Cormran Gallery. The grand prize being awarded at Newport Harbor Art Museum's June 18 Le Grand Casi.no will be one that will last for a whole year. It's a lease on a Stiver Spirit Rolls Royce donated by Roy Carver Rolls Royce and BW AnnMarie Foell, chainnan of the fifth annual fund-ra.Wng dinner-dance and her corrunittee of 18 m\.Ulewn sponsors, have been planning the event for four months. The fest.ivilles wUl begin at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are still available by calling the museum at 759-1122 And speakj,na of museUJn3-there's a La Fiesta dinner-danCe ICh~uled June 25 at Bowers Musewn( (in the lovely Spanish-style courtyard gardens). It's s the major fund-raiser of the year for the musewn foundation. (Newport Beach attorney John Connelly is president-elect of the group). Planning the event is Olan.a Long of Newport Beach and Santa Anans Nadine Hall and Claire Burt. q ANN LANDERS DEAR ANN LANDERS: You call yourself a problem solver? I question it aft.er reading your advice to "Hands Off in Houston." In summary it's a situation where a straight man is complaining about a gay co-worker who constantly makes advances toward tum. He wants to deck the ~y, but feels the man us too sens1 tive and will becomE • "unglued for life." He also does not want to lose hU ~p. : YouradV1Ce:"Get tough No more Mr. Nice Guy ~ll him if he doesn't keep his hands off, th( f,J.:jendahip will come to a ecreech.ing halt.'' .,;: Ann, do you rea.liz.e that these men have to work CiDder the same roof day after day? Your solution may alilve one problem, but 1t would surely create an even ~rone. .:: My advice would be as follows: "Dear H .O. ~·t llinen to that reckless crock. Diacu.ss tht P.ioblem with your 'friend.' If he has a hard timE ~. eee someone i.n the company, perhapE ilie penonnel di.rector. Abo, it's a fact that most gay ~ are very diacri.rnl.nating when it comes w ~ a partner. I'm sure your friend is M #fen.mt. Be flattered." .;· Aaforyou, Ann, takeacoursemhuman relations ·.· THE BEST KIND OF FAME 15 THE KtND YOU CAN IURN ON ANO O~F= Af' WILL. Linda Bratcher, Pam Goldstein and Marianne May. Fest.ivifies, begmrung at 7 p.m., UlC.lude a hosted bar and hors d'oeuvres with manachi.s dunng the social hour, a seven-0>u.rse dlnner, dancing till midrught and for entertamme nt-Lola Montes and her Spanish Dancers. The troupe will be in laVlSh, authentic coetumes as they present a show of clas&cal and folk flamenco dances. It's either black-tie or costume (early Cal.ifonu.a style) ature.Tickets ($125) may be reserved by calling 547-0696 Dr. Will.aam Lee, director of Bowers Musewn, will be honored Tuesday everung at a reception m the Balboa Island home of Nancy and Buddy Ebsen. The board of directors of the Orange County Arts Alliance will also be introducing new board members at this affair. or hang it up' -LET DOWN rN KAN D£AR LET DOWN: TbJ1 "reckle11 crock" Is 1tanclln1 by her advice. Your saggesttoa that tbe offended 1traJ1bt talk farther wUh bJ1 frtead lDdJcates that you didn't read bJ1 letter very carefully. Be 1aJd be bad spoken to klm 1everaJ times (as nicely as be could), bat tbe pestering contlDaed ud "be cu't keep bJ1 ha.ads off me." Voar advtce tltat be talk to tile personnel director or someone lD the company woald probably cost tbe friend bis Job. I am NOT HggeatlDg that be deck the gay, bat my gae11 11 tbat tbe gay woald rather be decked tbao be fir~ . A1 for yoor clo1e-"be fiattered"-yoa gotta be k.lddlDg. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have finally met Mr Right. Please don't thank I am insane, but there is only one thing liolda.ng me back He has some very Jong hairs growing out of hls ears The man refuses to cut them even though they reach down almost to his shoulders. I have never aeen anything like it and neither has anyone else. I have told Mr. R. 1 won 't marry him unless h e cuts thoee hairs but he ref\JSe8. According to him, if 1 really loved him, they wouldn't matter. 1 say if he loved me, he'd be willing to make this small sacrifice. 1 really do adore this man, Ann, but I am not sure I could handle the embarrassment. People can't believe their eyes when they meet him for the first time. Pleaae help me with what must be the craziest problem you've had in weeka.-COMPETING WITH LONG LOCKS DEAR COMPETING: U yoa really love bJm and lid• 11 die onJy tllt.n1 daat la't perfect, yom altoald be able to b.adle tile embana11ment. I'll bet U yoa marry ~ ud tile relatlonblp srow1, ~e will trlm die baJn on kl• own. Q.n drugs be a friend In time of stress? If you keep your head f.offether aw they be of help? Ann Landen' all-new booklet, ''The Lowdown on Dope." •pant. the fact from the fiction. Get Jt today. For each booklet ordered, aend $2, plus a long, ~-......... -"".....,,_ .··•<Ll f.t .. -ael/-Ml~, 6Wn6.B! enwJorv> (37 «-nts pot/tap) a.-1, ..... ~~ ... w ~_,.._,.., ~ ,,.- ------------------to Ann Landers, P. . Box J 1995 ChiCll./lO. m. 60611. I . COMPUTER ~ 8 TENNIS CLA88E8 I In Fountain Valley LESSONS ' l (8" ecn.dute In •2000 8und9Y'I Piiot) STANDARD COMPUTIR Co1t1 11111 'hnnl1 Glult 96t 1050 557..0211 I ~ Meeting the Princess of Wales Christian Moore, son of British actor Roger Moore, (center) talks with Princess Diana before the Royal a ; World Premiere of the lates t James Bond movie, HOctopussy" in London last week. \ 'Madselin' easy-to-read novel MADSELIN. By Norah Lofts. Doubleday. 209 Pages. $13.95. In the opening pages of Norah Lofts' historical novel, "Madaelin," the reader learns the heroine, Madselin, is a headstrong but spoiled young woman, w ife of an aging lord of a tiny area of Saxon England known as the RinJand. 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MAGAZINE MOVIE ...... "SpleoOO< "' Tht-urdSS (1961) Nlllhe WOOO WH!t&n ll(:ally ' FRONTLINE 0 =PERFORMANCES t' * t t Beckel (19641 R1Chdr<I Burton. Peler 0 Toole t .. MOVIE • • t The Corn Is Gruen 119791 K1tha11ne tiepburn Ian Sa)nor Directed by George Cukor I $J..av1£ *'*'" ··some Kind Of tiero 11982) ~hard Pryor, Mar901 kidder 9MOVIE • t "Won Ton Ton The Dog WM S~ tiollyvrood t 19151 Bru<t< Dem Madeline Kahn -8:30-0 ~FAMILY TIES (!) 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Chasers 119571 Leu C.orcey Hunu Hail Q)MOVIE * * 1 A K1f1tt1 In f.l!fy Come• t 19751 Pe1rock M11gt1e Joann• Pelle! -1:36-c MOVIE • • * And Your Name Is Jonah t 19791 Sally Strulhers J1me1 Woods -140 0MOVIE • • • The Fren'h L1eulenan1 s Wornan (19811 Meiyt Streeo. Je<e· rlly Irons -2:00- f) 1 ~ C8S NEWS NIGHTW A TCH G) TOM COTTLE UP CLOSE -205- H MOVIE • '. Endless Love p98 I) Brooke Sn1elds Marlin Ht:W111 -215- 0 THE ONE ANO ONl Y PHYLLIS DIXEY -230- 0 ID NEWS S MOVIE • * •, Cloua Odncer 119801 Oawd Carrad1~ Jenn1le< 0 Neill -3.00- 9 MORNING STRETCH -310- C MOVIE • * t Jack~on County Jail 119761 Yv~lle M1m1eu• I ommy Lee Jones -330- 9 FAITH 20 -3·,5- 0MDVIE • • Rollove• t 1 J811 Jane Fonda Kris k11s1olferson _,:00 - 0 TOP O' THE MORNING 0 MOVIE • • rne House wnere Ev11 O\lretls I 19821 EOwa1d Alber 1 Susan G9()(911 -•'05- H MOVIE • * Fas1 Wat11111g t 19811 James Woods l 1m Mctnh1e -420-s PERFECTLY FRANK See complete Hating In TV Log CHANNEL LISTINGS f} .. f4 <t' l f\',1 0 • Niii •Nfll r 0 • It f> ll111J / O · Ml( /\Ill 0 .. t ly\f\ t f I 0" ti I IV Ind I a') • 1 I /\Ill (D • I~ ln11 ®"t i•!.,. l11tt 1 tD • 1 I I I 11'>1 IB • t • 11 1!1611<00C !Incl 1 O On IV l I IV .. 11110 • IWO MJ NV N Y '' WI ll\1 I ... !'NJ ~ l\howt;m•) 0 'ol)<>lloqhl 9 ( tbl" No·w\ N••l""°rl\ 1 Summer musical lives on By TOM TITUS onM °""'-- They may be feeling the ptnch at Orange Coast C.Ollege, particularly in the drama department, but the summer musical llvee on. Not only will there Pe a 28th annual mus1· c:al-eomething hardly ai\tlci.pa t.ed when w holesa.le staff and program cut~ came crashing down earlier this year-but lt di be an event of 80rts. Originally, OCC had paanned to put on ''Sweet Charity" as its summer ~. and even had sent out audition notices to th.t effeict. Then. all of a sudden. the righta to the hJt ~ay muaic:al "Peter Pan" finally were releued. ''We have wanted to do this show for a long ~, Sly, Dolly star in 'Rhinestone' HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Sylvester Stallone and Dolly Parton will stat ln "Rhinestone" for 20th Century-Fox. • Parton has canceted 1lil concert and teleV1S1on appearancet until corople-Uon of the film She will compoae the music and llUpe!viBe the arore for the movie and the 90Undtndnllbum. "Rhinestone'' is the first venture into oomedy and music for Stallone, who ha.s starred in three of the hugely popular "Rodty" films. • I D•y Enlarce•_, • Olar Film Proc~ul111 • Slldt Proc:eHW. • heteat P•Hport Photo• • 81aclt 6 Wlillte • Wf' Olecount All Pllm -~·~"""" !c, g l • 7 •a • ; ~ .. ,. . . IT'S 22 YEARS LATER. AND NORMAN BATES IS COMING HOME. ..... ,.,.at•• -~, ..... but 1t hasn't been available to amateur comparues for the past five years," explained OCC's John Fel'"Zatta, who'll dlre<.'t the product.Ion. "We were told May 31 that, since lhe tounng company had JUSt cloeed, we could have the rights. We decided to jump at the opporturuty " Not that "Peter Pan" IS the newest show to drop from the Broadway heavens. The original version, staged by Jerome RobblJ\8, opened in the early 1950s wilh Mary Martin and Cyril Rltchard It's the latest revival, with Sandy Duncan in the title role, that's been keeping the non-professional theateni at bay. Ferz.acxa IS conducting audit.Ions tonight through Wednesday, from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m .. in the OCC audjtorium to fill the "Peter Pan" company "The show calls for a huge cast," he says. "We're looking for children. teenagers and adults. We want people of all agf'S. "We're really exc1~ about this show," he continues "There are several productions of 'Peter Pan' on the market, but th.is is the Broadway version and 1t is by far the best " The musical will be performed July 28-31 and Aug. 4-7 in OCC's auditorium, which has been renamed the Robert B Moore Performing Art3 Theater after the coUege's recently retired president. "We'U have Peter Pan and the k.ids flying all over our stage," Ferzacca promises. "So it shoulc be a tremendous amount of fun for the whole famtly." ******************************* NOW SHOWING IN YOUR GALAXY ~r1UL••.u:~~~~~~~ RETURN~~DI _ ~:~~~~:.!~A\'~ Kl I "rtCK( T MASTER OUT LE rs..'..,NUCS~~g~~ts I .,---LUXURY THEATRES W hi fwo MJt1nu Sho•i"uOMLYS'2~llllltnOtlltnriwllltt4 S 1113 t114 U • J1.JI6 I 61~ 2ss1 / ~~.r:. ) *(]OR Funt EX<ITEmEnTI V1sitOur... * ARCADE of GAMES• ~~"f..'!'.~'r J.\Mr..•iNooor TRAJ.>ING ~ a;E ··•~ACES R Snow' '/s' ,,3~ J:':I & 00 I I •S 2 1 S S 00 7 •O l 0 2!> mz.'111: 70MM w·=n--z • 'AVlDVUMi"Cll _._.rt. - (llE 12. U J :O S: IS 12 JO l 00 ~JO I 10 10:JO • I 00 .. 10:>0 __.ITAA. AILI'. On 2 ScrHno No Economy 1,1-11 0 , Of II II 70MM 1t IO·lO SUll1'19 ' " 11 :l01:)0J:l0 NO ....... J E D I .. lO s JO 7 JO raE l ·JO 10 15 11 1S T •Cl<tll A••ll•bl• •• •o· 0 If tee and T ICktll"UI•• <cwlooloOrllrlnQ~''"°''OC:... ....... Ill &scape Prom t .. w York f"I R P1u1 •n•tlU•U '"' "'"' ,.lttfOll(flOJ D11•• In• Open I 00 w .. icnttnh / 1 JO WHlltfld• * Children Undtrl2 f rtf &Mitts Ntttd Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Monday, June 13, i~83 Individuals in a 500-member fam- ily clan demonstrate, by their similar physical characteristics., how genes a re blueprints for heredity in all living things, in '~The Body Human: The Living Code.," tonight at 8:00 on KNXT (2 ). 'Body Human' returns with 'The Living Code' By TOM JORY A1•1:' t1d...._W,.._ NEW YORK -So what's that funny man Rich Little doing on a serious TV special about genetics? "When I hear it," the mast.er impressionist explains. "I can picture a voice." And he proceeds to mimic the world's most recognizable rasp - Humphrey Bogart's. It's a stunt to show that despite the way it sounds, no two human voices are exactly the same. "The pitch and tone comparisons," our narrator declares, "show an obvious counterfeit our ear deceived by a delightfully entertaming fake." "The Body Human'' is back, on CBS this evening, Wlth an hour-long program callled "The Livtng Code." The subject 18 heredity, and the genetic "messages" that produce, with each human born, ."a genuine original . never created before and qwte impossible to duplicate .. the one and only you " The product.Ion, like others in the irregular. Emmy-winning series, ill first<la.ss-dramatic, often exaung. aometimes disheartening. never oon- descending or exploitative "The Living Code" ls the 14th program in the series that began March 16, 1977, with a show called "The Miracle Months." CBS has at least two more planned. Using a character like Rich Little to illustrate a point has become a trademark of "The Body Human." which has proven itself, over the years, ex- traordinarily adept at expla.ining the complex machinery of life to the average viewer Thomas W. Moore. the executive producer, ls a two-time Emmy.winner with "The Body Human." one after the 1977-78 season and the second for a show called "The Magic Senses," broadcast Sept. 6, 1979. Moore shared another Emmy as co-producer of "Lifeline," a documentary-style, prime-time series on NBC that followed real-life doctors through their rounds, with much of the action in the operaUng room. Public teleVl.Sion will revive the 13-part, 1978 aenes starting in July. lllU "'""'' ff1111•l"41 .. \'~ \ nq • COITA •tu f1'•j ,. , ... •COITAMIU rd•• n rl(!'"'"" 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Other short .equences illustrate the way genes are responsible for aha.red features, as well as variety. A "living portrait" involving 500 members of the same, extended family reveal extraordinary si.milari ties in lmile and hairline, though eye color and other features may differ wildly. ln one, unhappy epl80de, doctors try to .. v~ 9-year-old Billy Brown, wh0&e normally treatable leukemia lS <'Ompl.icated by a genetic flaw. But l.r). another segment. Ginger and Russ Matlus, unab~ to have children because of a shared genetic complica- llon, are given a second opportunity -through artificial inseminauon. "The Body Human" IS worth watching for the narration, which is stylish and disunctive. Alexander Scourby, con.&dered by some to be the ideal narrator, has an uncanny ability to dramatize a aoene with inflecuon Scourby has done literally dcnens of docwnen- taries and other programs, and has had continuing parts m at leas~ two daytime aerials, "The Secret Storm" and "All My Children." The language tends to the flowery -"A voece," Scour by declares, ''is the ul wna t.e string IJl.5tn.l.men1, a Stradivanus that is tuned at birth" -but that'spart of what makes "The Body Human" entertaining. Others try, but no one does 1t better than ''The Body Human." edwords MESA CINEMA ~~=.r:~.!.'~1~ 646-5025 ltlQ4ARO CCR(.•• BREATHLESS 111 -.. ..U ... 1:16, ....... #1 2.001----# ..... 2 .... "BRUTHLESS" <•> STOl TH[ MAN WITH 0 ... ,..,H TWO •11a111s B -11-IM/-,,. ktl, ---.., ... , ............ C,hr' roc.I Valley Girl ® ~ ltETllOIT !!.I 11 .... ho1 .,,.,~,,.----- -11 7:1' -_.,._ eetl-><:II. 1:• ,... .., ....... ,., - edwords WESTBROOK CINEMA ~=:~:~n~:=~ ..• ,~hurtl SJ0-440, • ~AR.WARS- REfURNQf lHE JEDI '""~"' • •' r 'I \ l•t ..... .., , ... ". ! ........ 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SHOJ: DR \BBLI: OAO, l.lt'RE. i..IAVIN(, ~ ~:--.-~ CARE £.I( °" '4 Ai ~llMMf.~ ~Ci..IOOL 1 WoULO '40U CARE 10 1M.K 10 M~ CLA!>~ Ae-OVI ~O\lR JOS A'J ~cuRrt~ r---_, WM~O Af IM~ RE.11~E.Mf.N\ -J11..1..A&E ? t 'OR BETTER OR t 'OR •o RSt~ MoM! GORDON GOT SURE,f"\ICHAEL-BOT Rou..ER SKAIES FOR YOO'L.l. HA'VE.10 EARN HIS 0\RTl1DAY J I HE. t'-'lDNE.Y. -CAN WE. BUY A PA1R?- PLEEE.ASE? Fl.,K\' "l'\KERHE..\'\ ~ DID OOR TEAM 00 U\$T Nl~T I c.oACH <;. DR.SMOCK ' f\NE.-'{OU CRN Sfptq" BY weEDING THE: 6 ACK lf\WN /\... '- A66E• I THA.NKS' bv Jett MacNe 11v LIKE M~ *>L~'tf.R, Pfl'i &A~E by Lynn Johnston oy Tom Bat1uk <in.) t-~\. fAA.)Kf I~ ~L.D 1R4 KU J' rNG £.DOr HEAD Awto FROVI THE. HEAT Wllf...N <.ol.>'R£ f\Jm~ TIUif PIZZAS IN THE OOE.f\l 1 by George Lemont HeH-HeH.' SHAt..L-~ use 1"He KINI? OP eo1"upte IHA-r' F'ADE:S AWAY ON lrS OWN?' OR -fHe. KINP .!'U--HAF'f"A a,e-r MY NURSe ReMove ~E!CAUSf! 1:. CAN '"r S1"ANP SE!E::ING PeOPt..E! IN PAIN! ;t ~eAt..t...Y SHOUt...P ~e IN "f'H~ FUNNY ~APE!i=t.S , Y 'KNOW .1 N )''~f.~ c :() 1\1 p()SJ'rE 'l'HA NSA~'rlt)NS Qu0f4ft0 .. \ ... , ... 0 1 fNAOl ~UN !Ht .. l .. 'tOM• MIOWl \t l'A~lft( ..... •ou o .. IH I NU•• ""0 ~IN('"""" ~trH • t A(M6N'f \ANO llf "U•ll l> ·~ '"l .... \0 Uol> "'"l"I I It•·--·---.. Orange Coast DAIL v PILOT /Monday, June 13, 1983 p . ·~ Dollar loses ground as gold nudges higher By lbe A1aoclated Pre11 LONDON The dollar logt ground to all leadlng currencies e>wept the British pound and Canadian dollar 1n early trading today as fears of an ~~n~ upward spurt m U.S interest rates appeared t.o dururush Gold prices nudged higher. The dollar rose sharply over the previous month, reaching new records last week ag&J'\Sl the French franc and Italian Ura, aa interest rates climbed in US credit markets in response to a surge m the money supply. But as rat.cs retreated, ao did the dollar Retail sales jump 2.1 percent WASHINGTON -Retcul sales Jumped 2.1 percent in May, Jed by rontinumgstrength In the auto industry. The Commerc.'(> Department report said the May increase followed rises of 1.7 percent in April and 2 3 percent m March May's figure came on improved business mall sales cat.egones except for drug stores, the report saJd ''Everything looks good . these gams are very broadly based," said Sandra Shaber, director of consumer economics with Chase Eronometrics. Sales by auto dealers rose 5.4 percent aft.er climbing 7.6 peroent in April. Excluding autos, sales were 1.3 percent tugher in May aft.er nsing 0.4 percent in April. Sales by department stores and other general merchandise gt Ct!~ stores were up 3 5 pen_-ent after deduung 0.2 percent m April Meal packers ratify wage-cut SOUTH SlOUX CITY. Neb -Unioru.zed meat packers at CBP lnc.'s largest plant ratified a 42-month l'tmtract Sunday that cuts wagt"S 12 percent and reduces guaranteed weekly worlong hours. Officials of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 222 88.Jd about 700 workers from the 2,500-employee plant at Dakota City, Neb. approved theoontract 56 percent to 44 percent. Bill Schmitz, business asent for the local, &a.Jd the pact provtdes hourly wages o( $8.20 for slaughtenng and $7 90 for processing In addition, guaranteed working hours were cut to 36 a week over A sue-day work week, Schmitz !18ld. Pillsbury scoops up 1ce cream NEW YORK -When 70-year-old Reuben Manus found the success of hJS family's prerruum ice cream busmess too much to handle. Ptllsbury Co agreed to scoop up the Haagen-Da.zs ch.am "Mindboggling," is how Roger Spencer, an analyst at the C~acago office of Paine Webber Mitchell Hutchins, de9Cnbes the poten- tial for growth of Ha.agen-Da.zs under Pillsbury's leadersh1p. Deals like last week's addition of Haagen-Dazs to thl' Pillsbury corporate menu a.re a common occurrence in the world of business. More than half of the nation's business mergers involve the acqWBilJon of pnvately held compames. Concern voiced over interest WASHINGTON Pl-estdent Reagan·s ctuef econorruc advtSer is expressing apprehension -shared by colleagues outside the White HoU8e -that nsing inlerest rates could alow or stifle or even eventually lull the nation's recovery. Interest rates a.re on the nae again and have been for several weeks If the trend oonunues, says Martin Feldstein, chairman of the premdent'a Council of F.conomk AdVlSers, "it's po6Sible it would so depress key mduatnes t.Nlt the r«:avery as a whole would peter out" arid unemployment l'OU)d begin n&nf( again As soon as next year Mt·tals NEW YORK (AP) · Spot nonferrow metal pnces today· Copper . 79~\-81 ~cents a pound, U.S. destinations. Copper . 74.70 cents per pound, NY Comex spot month cloeed Fri. Lead • 19-23 cents a pound Zinc · 40 centa a pound. delwered Tin -$6.6251 Metals Week composite lb Alamlnam -76 cents a pound. N Y Mercury -$300 00-$310 00 per 76 lb flask, New York Plattnam -$403 00-$408 00 domesuc metthant troy ounce, N.Y Gold By die A11odated Preu Selected world gold pnces today London momJng faxing $405 75, up $2 75 LondoD afternoon tilting $407 7~. up $4.75 Part1 afternoon flxing $408.51, up $4.59 Fruk.fa.11 tilting $406.03, up $3.04 Zuricll late aftemoon bid, $407.25 up M 75, $408.00, u.ked Handy 6 Harman (only dally quote) $407 .75, up $4 75 Eo1e1Un1 (only daily quote) $407 75, up $4 75 Eo1eU.rd fabricated (only dally quote) $428.14, up $4 ~ NV Comex gold spot month Wed. $4-02.90. off $1 80 Silver Silver -$11.MO per troy ou:noi-, Handy & Hannan (only daily quote.) Silver -$1 1.470 pc-r u-oy ou.nce, NY Comex .p>' moolh clmed l''rt. - .·. ., . . ~ l I I I I ~ r y /, I j j L, ' ' --------- -=-... ~-.... I j f I ·---' --... ,.. ... I ----..... o,.,, g9 Coear DA.IL 'Y PILor /~OOrJa Y. June 13 • A I J ·---- • 1983 Is a"posslble foreclosure, or selllng your home 'at any price' yo~r only alternative? If you answer YES to the following questions you should call us today * * * Do you truly love your home and absolutely hate and fear the thought of parting with it? Do you dread the thought of having to disrupt your famlly, reloc~te away from your friends, neighbors and community. Would one year of PRE-PREPAID HOUSE PAYMENTS cure your present financial crisis? 'Bud' Warmington, Jr., Pres. of The Warmington Group, Is sponsoring a program to assist Individuals and families to stay In their home. He will purchaae your home at appraised value; grant you continued, unlnterupted exclusive use and possession through a ONE YEAR prepaid occupancy agreement with a re-purch••• option attached to give you back your full ownership In twelve months time. Providttd you have answered YES, we believe that we have a sound program which will help remedy your present crucial financial situ.ation. You should call Mr. A.L. Blm Hastings, Realty Director of The Warmington Group for full program details. 714-840-5580 or 157-1300. Your Inquiry will be held In the utmost confidence. -·-. ...._.._ .. ---·· ------~-........ _ -· -. ··-· -·----. ·---. -, I r Arens tops Race Week • series By ALMON LOCKABEV Daffy Pllol Boellng Wtlt9r LONG BEACH The four-day Raet:' Week Senes out of Long Beach Yacht Club dragged to a close Sunday m the fourth day of light winds for the 57 boats in six classes. It was a sattsfying week for John Arens of Balboa Yacht Club who sailed his recently acquired Frers -51 Tomahawk (ex-Margaret Rintoul ill) to a <..'Onvincing victory in Class A i.n its maiden outing in West Coast racing. Arens scored two wins and one second to beat out David Fenix' Peterson-55 Bullfrog, the defend- ing champion from St. Francis Yacht Club, San Francisco. A for- mer two-time Class A winner ..in the event, Dennis Choate's Choate-48, Brisa, Long Beach Yacht Club. wound up third. Brad Herman's Peterson-45 Secret Love, Del Rey Yacht Club, turned in the only perfect score in the series, winning all four races in Cl.ass B. Ed McDowell's Choate-44 Illusion, King Harbor Yacht Club, was the Cl.ass C win- ner after a come-from-betund (See RACE WEEK, Page C?) Daily Pilot MONDAY, JUNE. 13. 1983 ClASSlfllD cs Delly,.... -.., c-''""' Angeles third baseman Rick Adams tags out Toronto's Damasco Garcia in the top of the first inning Sunday. Toronto-won, 6-5. Stomach aches for Angels, 6-5 BY JOHN SEVANO Oflht °""Not IWll \ There are certain losses that are particularly hard le stomach. You know the kind-the ones that have "victory" writ~n all over their f~s. only to have them turn sour. The Angels had two such ex- periences during t,heir recent homestand. The fi.ftt happened Tuesday, when the Chicago White Sox rebounded from a 6-1 deficit tcwin 12-11. The other took place S unday. Leading 2-1 going into the ninth inning, the Angels were forced to witness another rally against their bullpen, and this time the result was a 6-5, 15-inning loss to Toronto before 32,587 at Anaheim Stadium. This kind of scenario is starting to get too farnaliar. Mike Witt, who came on in relief of starter Byron McLaughlin, was the culprit in this one as he surrendered a one-out, two-run homer to Tor- onto catcher Ernie Whitt. To the Angels' credit, they came back to tie the score in the bottom of the ninth. only to see the game get away from them again in the 15th as Toronto acored three times off loser Curt Brown (l-1). "You know, come September we're going to look back on some of these games.'' noted second baseman Bobby Grich. "We're letting some very import.ant wins slip through our fingers." The Angels, who ended the homestand wlth a 3-3 mark, could easily have been 5-l with a little help from the bullpen. And now, as if they need more burdens, the team plays 23 of its next 31 games on the road. "This entire homestand has felt like a road lrip.'' commented Doug DeCinces, who thought he was going to get a day off Sunday but was inserted into the lineup as a seventh-inning pinch hitter and stayed in the remainder of the game. "I haven't had a chance to relax the entire week. This has seemed like an awfully long homest.and. '' What made it seem even longer was the fact the Angels had a chance to win Sunday's game in the 10th, 11th, 14th and 15th innings, but always fell a hit short. Hoine cooking helps slow Soto a little It's just beginning for Marina's Flores, Orange County stars In the 10th with two on and one out, Rob Wilfong popped to third and Bob Boone flied to right; in the 11th, with two,on and two out, Daryl Sconiers tried a surprise bunt that went straight back to the pitcher for an out; in the 14th, with two on and one out, Fred Lynn grounded into a double play; and in the 15th, after aooring two runs to cut the Blue Jays' margin to 6-5, and with DeCinces at second and two out, Tim Foli tut a lazy fly to center field to end the game. CINCINNATI (AP) -Los An- geles third baseman Pedro Guer- rero feasted on home cooking at Mano Soto's apartment, and re- turned the favor Sunday by ruining the pitcher's appetite for a no-hitter. Guerrero lashed a one-out single in the seventh inning Sunday to end Sotc's no-hit bid. and came around to score Los Angeles' only run as the Cmcin- nati Reds beat the Dodgers 3-1. Soto. 8-4. had to settle for a three-hitter, with all three Dodgerhitscommg m the seventh. He struck out eight and waJked four while snapping a persona.I two-game losing streak. "Sarne old Soto," said Guerrero, who played winter baseball with Soto in the Dominican Republic the last two years. "Same fastball, same changeup... He's a friend, but I know he wants lQ stnke me out every time and he knows I want to hit him every time.'' The fnendship was Mdent before the first two games of the series. Soto invited Guerrero over to his apartment before the Friday and Saturday night games for some home cooking; Soto's mot.her and sister were visiting for the week to watch him play. "Better than eating out all the time," Soto said. The competitiveness came out in the seventh inning. as Soto was making the strongest no-hitter bid of his career. His cleats slipped on the rubber while delivering a pitch to Guerrero, and the Dodger infielder lashed it to left field for a single. "I was really thinking about it (a no-hitter) after the fifth," Soto said. "The first hit was on a slider. I wish I could take it back." Soto said he s lipped while delivering the 1-2 pitch to Guer- rero. "If I don't slip, I think it's a good pitch," Soto said. "But what can you do? He's a good hitter." The pitch turned out to be doubly troubling for Soto. The single got past left fielder Duane Wa.Iker for an error, sending Guerrero to third. Greg Brock then singled in the Dodgers' lone run. Outside of the seventh innmg, Rod Carew Mario Soto Sotc allowed just one other Dodgerrunnerpastfirstbase He mowed down 12 in a row over the first four innings, following a lead-off walk to Rafael Land- estoy. "As the years go by, he's just getting better and better," said Los Angeles' Derrel Thomas "In the first six innings today. he was ]USt unbelievable.'' "He's in a class by himself," said Dodger shortstop Bill Russell. "What can you say? He did it all today. When he's on, you don't know what to look for. '' BY ROGER CARLSON Of'lhl Dlllllr ........ 1be major league draft has come and gone-but it's hardly the epd of the road for Marina High tenior Shane Flol'es, or ai,y number of other tnmmetes of his with the South squad in 1\.1.tay"a night's 16th annual Orange County North-South All-Star tmet.11 pme at Anaheim'• La Palma Park. To the cootrary, ft'• )Alt the befPnninl. ~ Tbe two 9qU8da will be putting their wares on display ~at 7:~ and among Capistrano Valley Coach Bob z.mon•1 South entry are Huntington Beach's Gary Budc.ela (pitcher) and Charley Hartwell (thfrd buernan), Irvine pitcher Rodney Po'••at; Ocelft View tnfielder Phil Hillman, Corona del Mar llDCOnCI bMeman Got"doa Mo., Eat.and.a infielder Steve Nicbob and, oh yea. Muina'• three--year fixture behind the plate. 1a..,._<oQld Shane '1oret. Uke the '19\. of che All.Stan, however, Shane went untapped ln 1be draft cS.pite batting at a .438 dip tn hil .enior .._,.,with ~to all flelcti.. a low strikeout 'n.Uo, venatility and excieptionN delewfw qulcknem. USh.tne could ~ been All-aun:.t t.e.gue ln any polldoo:' says ~ COid\, Bernard Gonza>ee. "He is wi1.hou.t a doubt the bell~ c:.t.chet ln the league and hat the beet um. &'• ).mt deveJopmc int.o the leader be ii. He Ml always been 1he dedmted kind trun the word 80·" He earned All·Swmrt League booon twice. a unanimoU1 dedadon far hill lleftior' ~von. "Yee," admfW Gonzalel, "I wu really aurprilecl when be w.ei 't dratted.'' 1'ie &.<>, 180~~. tam't ~ unwan1ed, however. Be'• 11et for Golden Westedleae undereo.cti Fred HooYel', followil\g the path set by former Mirina Bigh standout Bob Grandataff. a talent who forgo\ football and coocentrated on t.eba1l at Golden Wett. and turned the decWon into a pro pect with (&ft FLOIU!:S. P.,. Cl) Wimbledon favorite: Jimmy Connors Said a frustrated Ron Jack.son: "We just didn't get the right htt at CSff ANGELS. Page C?I New faces for Angels pitching? By JOHN SEV ANO Of the o.tr -·- The Angels figure to have a couple of new faces when the club returns from its 14-day, four city, 13-game road trip that st.arts tonight in Chicago. First off, with Wednesday's interleague trading deadline fast approaching, a deal for some sort of pitching, particularly in the relief department, would appear to be almost a certainty, provided Gneral Manager Buzzie Bavasi does'.an't have to give up the franchise's future to do it. And despite Bavasi's denials to the contrary, Minnesota's Ron Davis is apparently the leading candidate. The Twins are re- portedly seeking money and an every day player in return for Davis' services. LONOON (AP) -Jimmy Connors 18 a is past the gate is open," he said. Connors and aggravated an old shoulder The Angels are suppoeedly ready to send $400,000, outfielders Bobby Clark or Juan Beniquez.. and possibly a pitcher if the Twins solid favorite to keep his Wimbledon title "So many things happen at Wimbledon. injury. after outplaying John McEnroe 6-3, 6-3 on So many players are out to win or to make a McEnroe exercised his arm and played grass in the final of the Stella Artois name for themselves by scoring an upset on on. He did not appear in any discomfort, but tournament at London's Queen's Club. one particular day." he won only one of five games after the McEnroe admitted it. Connors named Steve Denton, Vitas incident. agree. ' Another deal to look out for could involve Boston, although the Red Sox, like the Angels, are seeking pitching help. Boston has also expressed a desire for a shortstop, too, and surprisingly Tim Foli'11 name is being men- tioned as possible trade bait. "He is playing really weU," McEnroe Gerulaitis and South African Kevin Curren Connors, 30, raced about the rourt Lik(' a said. "Right now he must be the Wimbledon as players who might upset predictions at youngster. He hit out at McEnroe's big first favorite." Wimbledon if their service is on target. services and often connected with winning But Connors warned there are many retwns. unknown factors at Wimbledon, which Connors hit top form in Sunday's Stella His la.st two winners fore- begins next week Artois final and blasted McEnroe off the hand-service returns -brought roars from "If I were a bookie ( would rate my court in 1 hour 22 minutes. He was never the crowd. chancesonein l 28rightnow,"Connorssaid, behind in thematch. ''l can keep up that pace for three referrin' to. the ~umber of players entered in McEnroe was in trouble more than on(."e games," Connors said, "but I play a bit The rationale for Fol.i is the coming of age of Rick Adarm, who Bavasi likes, combined with the eventual return of Rick Burleeon. who is currently with Edmonton on a 20-day rehabilitation pro- (Sff NEW, Pase C!) the mens sm~. A ball skipped off the net and hit him in the differently in the five-set matches al "After the first day I will tell you more. eye at the st.art of the second set. Wlmbledon. A lot happens on the first day at Wimbledon. Four games later he raced in a vain "The final at Wimbledon last year went You have to get in the~. Once the first round effort to get under a short return from to five sets, and I saved my best till the last." Who hits better? Your guess is as good as any Who is the better hitter between the Angels' Rod Carew, Kansas City's George Brett or Boston's Wade Boggs? Tough ch01ce, isn't it? At lea.st 1t was when the question was posed to Chicago White Sox batting instructor extraordinare Charlie Lau, who preferred to offer an analyaia of the three than give any definitive reapoNJe. "They're all pretty similar," started Lau u diplomatically as poMible. "Bow ia more of a dead oppoelte field hitter right now, but he'll begin to workaround. They all have good 1trike rones and they don't let their egOll get in the way. "George la more power conaciou.a.'' Lau continued, "while Carew, wlth the d ub he's on, la not 1uppe>Md to hi~ home runs. The-4ft.llle with Boggs. K.anau City needs for George to hit them, how~er. "Mechanically, they all have ex.g- gerated backswings and welQht th.Itta .. SPORTS COLUMNIST JOHN SEVANO (distributing their weight from the back foot to the front)." Lau, who has built a aol.id reputation through his knowledge of hitting, added the instruction of proper mechanics ii eaay rompared to the diacipllne a batter muat Je-am to instill in him8ell. "I believe mechanics can always tw taught. But when It comes to the atrlke r.one, that'• ha.rd to teach,'' he aa.ld. "Slill, even a guy With a poor 1trt&ce r.one will be all rl&ht onee he learns to control hu emotions. The emotional upect la the most important thins of all." EXTRA INNINGS: •Add Lau, when u ked It Carf.w or r • - Brett could hit .400: "They've been through it. But when you st.art talking about .400, lt'11 the pre88, more than anything else, that'll going to acrew them up. It hurt Brett (Lau was with Kansas Oty when Brett made his run ln 1980) and I'm sure it will hurt Carew. They know you have a job to do, too, but lt gets ridiculous after awhile." •Final add Lau, when asked to name the National League's top hitters: Dale Murphy (Atlanta) I.a sure putting it all tose1her, but I 1till think he hat too big • twing. I Uke Al Oliver (Montreal) and Bill ~dlock (Plttaburlh). I think the guy who la really on hi.8 game. though, and haa the most ~tenU.1. ta Andre DaW90n (Montreal).' •Noted Chica,o White Sox broadcuter Don 1>ry9d.ale. after watchins Mike Win th.row earlJcr In the week; ''They've aot hill delivery all screwed up." •Best quote of the week came from Angels General Manager Buuie Bavasl, after reading the ...outing report on reliever Doug Corbett's lack of llU<lCfJ98 at 1 Edmonton: "You know, I abeolutely agr-ee with Doug. He doesn't belong in Triple-A. he belongs in Double-A.'' •Everyone eeema to have a great at.ory concerning Yogi Berra. Here'• one from Bava.Ii: "I was at a dinner recently with Yogi and a couple of other bueball people and we started wondering what Ty Cobb mlaht hit today if ht! played with all tht artificial 1urfaces. One guy thouaht Cobb would hit .450. Another aa.ld about .380 and I uld •bout .~. Then it wu Yoll'a turn and ti. aaki Cobb would bit only .246. J &aid, 'Yogi, the guy ll a lifetime .3'0 hitter, how can youuy he'd hJtonly .245r And Y oCi replied, 'Becau.e tM IUY t"AUSl be 78 ~,..old bv now."' \ \ ~-~..-~~----~----::--______________ .............................. ~~-----~~~=------------------~----~'!!I!~------~----· - C"I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, June 13, 1983 Ali has some advice for Oiler 'fighter' EDMONTON , Alberta m Muhammad All had some words of adVlce for wmger Dave Semenko of the Edmo nton Oilers after their three-round exh1biuon boxing match Sunday rug ht. "He's involved too much in one sport," said the former three-time world heavyweight cham- pion when asked 1f Semenkocouldeverbeaboxer. "I think he could if he tried but I don't think it would be wise," said Ali in a slow, halting voice. But Semenko said he intends to stick to hockey. "I have no second regrets for doing 1t," said the 25-year--0ld Winnipeg nauve. "I know why he's the greatest champion in the world. He's still quick. He still moves well. I'm glad I met him when he's over 40-years-old." A crowd of about 6,000 attended I.he fight, which was preceded by S1.X kickboxing matches Ballesteros takes title HARRISON, N.Y. -Seve n Ballesteros scored a dramatic, tie-breaking eagle on the final hole Sunday and finished at 70 and a 276 total to win the Manufacturers Hanover-Westchester Classic by two strokes over Andy Bean and Craig Stadler ... Patty Sheehan won the LPGA Championship by 9COring five straight birdies \0 finish with a 66 and 279 over,all, two strokes better than runner-up Sandra Haynie Miller Barber won the $250,000 Senior Tournament Players Championship with a one-stroke victory over Gene Littler CalvlD Griffith, owner of the Minnesota Twins, whose sister, son and nephew all are vice-presidents of the orga.niz.ation: "I don't really know what the word nespotism (sic) means " Ryan equals Carlton Nolu Ryan ued Steve Carltoo for Ill bueba.ll's all-ume alrlkeout lead Sun day u he struck out 11 bette..-ln flnng a flve--hltter and pitching Houaton to a 2--0 victory over San Dlego to hightight National League action. Ryan and CMlton are now tied with 3,536 1trikeouta each. Ellewhere, ... Major League home run leader Dale Murpby drove in all of Atlanta's runs w ith hia 16th and 17th homens of the season, powering the Braves to a 3-2 victory over San Ftanciaco . Pete Roae singled in Joe Morgao with the winning run with two ou~ in the 11th inning to lift Philadelphia to a 5-4 decision over Pittsburgh . Jody Davia' grand-slam homer and a two-run blast by Keltb Moreland powered the Chi· cago Cubs \0 a 6-3 verdict over ftYAH St. Louia. The win WaB the ninth in the last 11 games for the Cubs . Tom Seaver pitched a four-hitter, George Foater hit a two-run homr and rookie Darryl Strawberry drove in three runs to lead the New York Mets to a 9-1 blaBting of Montreal. Seaver, 4-5. had lost tus laBt three decisions Sunday was the best offensive support he's gotten in his 13 starts smce returning to the Mets. Boxer's dad commits suicide WANAQUE,N.J .-RobertCzyz, m the father of middleweight boxer Bobby Czyz, conunitted suicide early Sunday as his famtly slept at the1r home here, police said today. Wanaque Police Chief David SISCO said that Czyz, 39, died of a single bullet wound to the head "It was determined by the prosecutor's office and the county medical examiner that it was a suicide," Sisco said. The body was diacovered by Bobby Czyz, 21, and his younger brother Vincent when they came downstairs Sunday morning, said Det. Sgt Martin Singer. Police were called at 6:55 a.m. Although the elder Czyz's Wlfe, Lowse, and two other children alao were in the house, apparenUy all family members were sleeping and no one heard the gunshot. Singer said. Czyz left no note and there was no clear indication of what led to his suicide, the detective said. He was found in a reclining chair m the Canul y room of the home, where he had been seen last by his 90ns, the detective said. The weapon used was an automatic pistol, he said. Bobby Czyz, ranked 12th among World Boxing Council middleweights with a 20-1 record, has not fought since November when he lost a 10-round ded.aion to Mustafa ffiumho. FLORES, ALL-STARS ••• From Page C1 the New York Mets last week. "People at school ask me where I'm g0ing," says Flores, "and then they ask why? All I have to do IS tell them to look at what Grandstaff has done. It's a good decision." "Fred started recruiting Shane before the seaaon even began," points out Gonzales. "When Fred Hoover goea after someone with that kmd of intensity you know you're all right " Flores is the type of player who really has no flawa - nothing that demands unmed.iate attention. He's strong m every category, but obviously the accent will be on improvement in every facet of the game. "Bobby (Grandstaff) told me I'd learn a lot at Golden West," says Flores, whose 3.8 speed to first base is considered excepuonaJ for a catcher Twice he had three-hit games agaU\St Edison m league play and runners simply did not run a lot against him, al though It is hiB arm in which he is seeking to improve the mo6l. "My stats against the runner really are only average," says Flores. "I want to work a lot on th.at this summer. My best aaet is qwckness. not arm strength " Tuesday he'll be one of three South catchers, sharing dutiea Wlth Pacifica High's Scott Von Eps and Santa Ana's Albert Camacho. But he ma.mtains the same disposition about Tuesday's situation as he has for the past three years with the Vikings with a very Wl9elfiah attitude in tem\8 of starting, .a&ating it makes little difference where he fits mto the lineup. "He's a throwback to the old ball players," says Gonzales. "Just a hard worker If he were selfish, he'd have wanted \0 pitch or play short.stop, because he's jU8t that versatile," The All-Star game concludes his "prep" career, but there are a lot of indicators th.at point to bigger and better momenta for Shane Flores RACE WEEK From Page C1 battle with Wilham Ostenniller's Serendipity-43 Celerity from Bahia Coorinth1an Yacht Club. In Class t:J the senes winner was Salute, a Peterson-41 sailed by Basil Twist Jr , St. Franas Yacht Club with a low 900re of 7 ~ points Clue E winner in the final race was Apogee. a Peterson-39 co-sk.Jppered by Milt and Marty Vogel, Long Beach Yacht Club, but it was matter of too little and too late. The series winner was High Risk. a Frers-40 sailed by James M.iz.ell, St. Francia YC. Mike Buach's Nelaon/Marek -36 Crackerjack, San Diego Yacht Club won the final race and main- tained flnrt in the standinp. Fifty-9e'Ven yachts vaklued at about $5 million and manned by over 500 crack aailol"'ll parttci pated in the ~tta which Ln four yean baa grown io be one of the most competitive events for Inter- national Offahore Rule yachts on the West Coast. Final •t.andinga: CLASS A -l. Tomahawk ~51) John Arena, Balboa YC: 2. Bullfrog (Petel"90'1-:55) David Fenix. St Francia YC. 3. 8riaa (Choete-48) Denoia Choate, Long ee.d\ YC. CLASS 8 -1. Secret Love (Pet.er800-45) Brad Herman, ~1 Rey YC; 2 Ptndragon ~1vkllon-45) John MacLaurin. 1omia YC, 3. Tlit between A1e1a (Pettt90n~-4e) Warren Han- cock. Newport Hatbar YC. and ~ (Nellon/MarK~) Ron Kunts, Ooe-ncid. YC. CLASS C -l. Olu.lon (~ ......... ) F.d Mcl)owell. Kina Harbor YC; 2 Tlit between Celerity (~pity-43) WllJJam ~ • • • Ostermiller, BahlB Corinthian YC, and Geronimo (Petel'llOn-42) Richard Compton, Santa Barbara YC C LASS D 1 Salute (Peterson-41) Basu Twist Jr S t. Francis YC; 2.Quintesaence (Peterson-41) Don Hughes, Santa Barbara YC; 3. Tie between Brooke Ann (Nelson/Marek-41) Larry Harvey, <Abrillo Beach YC , and Cloc kw ork (Nelson/Marek-41) L. Ottenon. San Francisco YC. CLASS E -1. High Risk (Fters-40) Jamee Mizell, St. Fran- cis YC; 2. Bigwig (Choate-40) Ron Melville, Balboa YC; 3. Apogee (Petenon-39) Mllt and Marty Vogel, Long Beach YC. CLASS F -I .Crackerjack (Nelaon/Marek-36) Mlke Bulch, San Diego YC: 2. Sala (F -3) Leonard and Leta Nadler, Del Rey YC; 3. Onalot (New York-36) F La Horgue/R. Matzinger, Long Beach YC. ANGELS LOSE From PageC1 Shane Flores NEW ... From.Page C 1 gram and plans to pm the Angels by July 1. If Burleson can play, even on a semi -regular basis, th.at would leave Foti as a uWty player. a position in which he'a already expressed his displeasure. Plus, although it hasn't been highly pubUciz.ed, Foti did ask to be traded this past winter becal..Ule he felt "unappreciated" by the Angels. And. realiatically. if the Angels hope to acquire a quality player, they're going to h.av..-to offer a ql.Ullity player in return In other words, of the eight CWTent starters, Foti would appear to be the logical choice. Finally, Bavasi sald Sunday that Manager John McNamara mentioned an interest in calling up catcher Mike O'Berry from Ed- monton, which would indicate Joe Ferguaon Ls on his way out Ferguaon, hitless in 21 at bats this aeaaon, is reportedly miffed anyway by hia lack of playing time and has privately expressed a desire to some teammates th.at he'd like out. O'Berry, on the other hand, who played for McNamara at Ctndnnati, is a IOW\d defensive catcher who could give Bob Boone an oocuional re11t. And, he'a hitting better than .300 with the Trappen. • • • Koosman sparks sweep J erry Koo1man tossed u Ill 11even-h1tter and Chicago !ICOred atx runs m the third inrung aa the Whit.I! Sox defeated Oak.land, 8-1, to complete a doubleheader sweep Sunday aft.er wlnn1rlg the flJ'llt game, 12-10, m 11 innings. Koosman, 5-1, allowed only an unearned run in the second lnrung In the opener, Vuce Law hit a sacrifice fly w anap a 10-10 tie and Gre1 Walker followed with a solo homer . In other Ameri- can League action Sunday,.. tfO)( Glean Abbott fired a four-hitter in h is fint ap- perance since 1981, and Seattle broke out of a slump with a 16-hil attack to beat Kansu City, 8-1 ... Chet Lemon'• homer was the difference as Detroit beat Cleveland, 3-1, to sweep a doubleheader The _ Tigers got a five-hit per-"~ formance from Mil& Wllcol( to win the opener, 4-1 ... Jim Gantner singled home Cecil Cooper with the bases loaded and two out in the 12th lr\ning, lifting Milwaukee to a 6-5 win over the New York Yankees . . Wade Boa• drew a two-out, bases-loaded walk in the ninth inning as Boston snapped a seven-game losing streak with a 7-6 decision over Baltimore . George Wrtgbt hit Ji solo home run with one out in the 11th inning to give Texas a narrow 4-3 wm over Minnesota Arnoux wins Grand Prix MONTREAL -Ferrari driver • Rene Arnoux was on a treadmill - racmg fut but not winning. That changed with Sunday's Can- adian Grand Prix. The Frenchman, a happy-go-lucky sort, couldn't believe the things th.at w ere happening to hlm. And when the turbocharged engine in his Ferran suddenly developed fuel-injection prob- lems during a wannup aeaion Sunday, his hopes of turning that luck around in the race seemed dimmed. But hiB crew tucked a new engine mto his bright red racer in less than two hours, and Arnoux ran off to his first victory since coming to Ferrari at the start of the year. · "I was not very lucky before this race," said Arnoux with a grin "The car and the team are so good, it was such a shame what had been h.apperung io us. But, today, everything was perfect." Until Sunday's runaway 42.029-second vic- tory over second-place Eddie Cheever of the United States in a Renault, Arnoux's best finish in 1983 was lhird. He accomplished that feat both at Long Beach, Calif .. and at San Marino, Italy. BasebalJ today 1905-Chnaty MMheW90n of the New York Gwnta hurled hui aecond career no-hltwr, a 1-0 verdict over the Chicago Cubs Today's birthday Toronto Blue Jays catcher Ernie Whitt is 31 Express riddled, 42-17 Rookle Bobby Hebert passed for [il four touchdowns and completed 16 of c. t 25 passes for 247 yards to lead Michigan to a 42-17 slaugh~r of the LA Express to highlight USFL action Sunday Express quar~rback Tom Ramsey piled up a dub passing record of 281 yards as he threw fo\-two touchdowns m compleung 23 of 35 passes Michigan dominated the second half with three touchdowns to break the game open Elsewhere, Tim Spencer ran for one touchdown and caught pa.saea for two more as Chicago romped to a 31-8 decision over Tampa Bay The wm tied the Blitz with the Bandits for first place in the league's ·Central Division David Trout kicked three field goals and Kelvln Bryant srored one touchdown and set up another as Philadelphia chnched the Atlantic Division with a 23-9 win over N~w Jersey~ Henchel Walker fmishc'<.I with 76 yards on 25 carries. Hibbs is Trans-Am winner Willie T. Rtbbs held off a de-• tennined charge by Greg Pickett to take his first-ever Budweiser Trana-Am victory m the G.I. Joe Rose Cup sports car race at Portland IntemaUonaJ Raceway Sunday. Ribb& earned $50,000 with the victory . . Richard Tbarp has gone one up on Sbtrley Muldowney m their personal battle after winning the top fuel fmals of the National Hot Road Asaociation Spnngnationals at National Trail Raceway in K.arkersville, Ohio ... Ron Brown . emerging as one of America's prem.ier sprinters, complicated his dects1on on whether to sign a pro football contract or go for the Olympics when he whipped NCAA 100 meter champion Emmit Klog on Sunday at the Kinney Invitational track and field 'meet at the University of California's Edwards Stadium Brown breezed past King over the final 20 meters to wm m 10.35 .. EdwiD Moaea kept tus grip on the Jumbo Elliott track with his 74th consecutive hurdles victory, clocking a 48.43, at an mVltational track mt"Ct m Villanova, Pa Television, radio TV: No events schf"duled. RADIO: Baseball Angels at Chicago White Sox, 5:25 p.m. KMPC (710), Atlanta at Dodgers, 7:35 pm , KABC (790) 132-year lock in jeopardy? By AJmoa Lockabey 0.-, Not~ Wrtt. It's been said that the head of the Amencan slop per who loses the Amenca 's Cup will replace the "auld mug" on the pedestal m the lobby of the New York Yacht Club. Will this be the year that the head of Dennis Conner, Tom Blackaller or John Kolius is placed on th.at sacred pedestal? With the United States facing its toughest ch.a.ll~nge thi.sayear, many longtime observers are allowmg that the New York Yacht Club could lose its 132-year old lock on the Amenca's Cup Five foreign challengers are fielding seven boats in the trials in an effort to wrestthe Cup from the U.S . Australia IA 8ending two contenders, England two, and Canada, France and Italy one each. The foreign boa ta and three American teams will sail separate preliminary races between June 18 and Sept 8. with the best of seven finals startmg Sept 13 on Rhode Island Sound off Newport "Our big sua:eBB over the years has been the mtenaityof :he trials. That'sallgonenow," said Eddu Szalay takes Bogart John Szalay's Pussycat was the overall and Class B wmner Saturday in the third race of Voyagens iacht Club's Humphrey Bogart Senes for Per- fonnance Handicap Racing Fleet yachts. The 19-mile race was sailed around the Emmy and Eva ml islands ln light airs. Class B swept overall honors with Nugie Too, co-skippered by Jim and Karen Nugent, Balboa Yacht Club placing second, and Allen Stewart's Howlin' Owl, Voyagers YC, third. Trophy winners in Class A were I.Cats Pajamas, Carl Last, VYC: 2 Slot Machine. B.J Haslett, Bahia Connthlan YC; 3. Jedi Master, Bruce Hansen, VYC. Winner in Class C was Avanti ll, Fred Masino, VYC Second was Shadow fax.John Densmore, VYC. Aussies make changes NEWPORT, R I AP -Adnace and Australia ll, two of the three Australian entnes In the 1983 Amenca's Cup challenge. underwent changes this week after minor problems were discovered in the 12-meter yachta by an offical measuring team. All l 2s must undergo an inspection to insur~ th.at they conform \0 design rulee. Nttil Wyld, spokesman for Advance, the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron entry. said neither his boat nor Au.tralla II had problems that were considered 9erioua. LEAS ANY MAKE -ANY MODEL FROM THE NAME ORANGE COUNTY TRUSTS DRIVE EXCITEMENT 1983 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE fOA IMMEOIATt 0£LIVERY s22e•0 MO THEODORE ROlllS LUSlll 2098 HARen R BL VO .• COSTA MESA 142-1111 142 -0111 Moulin, manager of I:knrus Conner's Freedom '83 campatgn "Any advantagl' we might have had m e-qu1pment and satls is zero now." du Moulm says. "Everybody has basically the same sruls and equipment. On the rl'<.'Ord tlus has to be the toughest America's Cup ever." Conner. who will skipper Freedom, set a precedent when he started prepanng two years m advance of the 1980 campatgn Hi.s 4-l drubbmg of the Australian challenger proved the value of the expen ence Each of his competnors, mcludmg the De- fender-Courageous group contend.mg for the nght to defend, has tried to match that commitment this year with practices starting in 1981. Defender and Courageous trained during the past winter in Newport Beach while Conner and tus three yachts trained at San Diego. In tire cool white bottle. As.k for It nt your favorite stort' or restaurant. Av allablc th.rough Straub Distributing Co., Inc. (7t4) 898-0758 (714) 768--3475 (714) 637-7333 l\1prw1rcl hV' tloll1mJ lmpr-n> AJlama, Cln"lOI ~--------------- r ~ • • . " MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS American LHCIVt WEST DIVISION W l Pct GB ll 1o SS9 AnlMI• ~ans&\'''' fft,t.8\ 18 1S S78 1 19 17 SU 1 , Oa• a u CnlC•O~ ~··"f• M1nrt\'t''e IO 19 SOI J 11 J l •60 s ' H JI •Ol 9 , 601• n"IQtf O~ff• I Toronto N•w Vorti. 80>IOn M1two~1i1.ee Cleveland d 31 .181 10 • EAST DIVISION JS 1• l7 7o JI lo 19 28 19 18 18 18 1S 11 Sunci. V'• Sc or .. S9l SS7 so S09 S09 soo 09 Tor "1' o Anvels S I IS nr ••Y\I Ot1ro' .. J C e"eland l 1 80"0" I Be 1 more 6 ft,. I\ • Mn ,,,.013 J • nn ""' 1 , J s s ~ ' 9 M wa "-ff" 6 Nt'IH Y tt-\ 11 1'!!'11"0\ (r\C&\10 "i 9 Q4Ji a""O 10 1 \t oamt 'l 1!"lii1"g' 1 See"~ e Konio' Co\t 1 Toda•'• Gorn .. Angeh 1 F vr"i:'"' S 11 ftl 'njt,,..,o lBuM\ 1 )I <nl Nfw Yon tH1JwtH O 2) at (1~v.-1and ISuh .tl~ 6·1 1<11 Ba·• mart ~tH"'!'11t~l 0 OJ Al M t wau!i.ff!' 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' l AF Ho"' 'o" ,_,, ,.. l ) O ' "",..."' \ ,. ~o ~·••l AMERICAN LE AGUE 81u• Jo• 6, Anvel• s T~ONlO CALIFORNIA Gnrc+d 1b MvH,,~ \ 1b iO' g lb UP\f°""w lb CJn"'" dr lb r II b• ob r ~bl b 0 1 0 C er•,. d•• 6 0 1 I 1 0 0 0 Fl)ll \\ I 0 I 0 I I 1 0 ScOO·'> Ito b 0 I 0 6 I 1 I RpJ>>"rl '000 &la Lvonc< SOOO & I Ro Jn'" t ' 1 1 O } 1 4 ] -1'1 ltO"O lb 7 1 1 • 0 0 0 8C>One c 6 1 ) 7 l 0 0 0 ... ,, • ..,,, lt> 1 0 0 0 I 0 l 1 O•C" ' lo ' 0 1 1 I 0 1 0 MO"bv t wn.t1 c Powt·l r• 8ar1'f or• 8D"'~I f Gr H,,, \l To1•1• S7 •IS • Tolals 51 s I\ s Score bv lnninv> Toronto 000 000 101 ooo OOJ 6 C•llfomlal 000 000 101 000 001-S c;amt Winning RBI -U1nn1w C&l E-ro S• •D OP <alllorn•a 1 l08 r,,ronlo 11 CeMorn•• IS 78 t/Y~ t• 80"""t' G• .ff,"' ~ Oli Ao Jac»~r N •f, o 800"e l8-U1an•., HR-wn.u ~ S--C•• • 8C>OllP ~(0~ ,,, IP H R £R 811 SO Twonto Sl·•O JMCL4·JQ,.. ,,. 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Wrlont 131 8 re•eo •• v ...... s New Yor~ 00 I 130 000 000-S 11 O Nlllwaul<tt 000 )07 000 001-0 14 O AIOl'ltll• Frarler 161 Cos .. ge IOI Mev 021 ond Wvneg•r CeldwaU Te11mon" 1111 ono Yosl W-Tellm•nn • ' l -Mav 1 • HA-Ne.. YOrl• Bev1or 16) Roval• 1, Marlftln I "-•"'"' C llv 100 000 000-1 4 O See111e 100 103 llll-8 16 7 Cura. 81ue (61 •M Slauohl, Abt>oll and Mercado W-Abt>oll, 1-0 L-(;ura 5·8 HR-Seellle. J Ali.n (41 Wlllle S.X 11. A'a 10 Finl Oame Cn•COOO 700 011 710 l?-11 ll 1 Oeklennev ISi Baro!•> (SJ, AllO>IO (ti. TIClrow 19) •nd Hiii SklnMr Ill. t<to\1911, Burom•lar (oJ. Beker (IJ Warren ( 10) and Clea, l<.Hrnev !6) w-Tldrow, • 7·1 L-werren, 0 1 HR•-<nlceoo. Saul••• (1). Welker 12) Oo1<1encs Murpl\v ISi, Cron 181 Wll1'1 S.• I A'a 1 5.cend G• me Cnlc•oo OOI> 001 001-1 11 1 o e .. lend 010 000 ooe>--1 7 o 11.oo>man ano Sklnn.r COO!fOll •nd 11.ear~v w l<.oosm•n S-1 L -<ooiroll • 6 (arew OCnc. 8Ml Foll AoJto\n Lvnn Gr•c" Scnr, BC>On• Ctnrl. Vtntn Ow no ReJk>n Wllno Adam• Fro•n Tot11l• A"9el avera1111s BAT"TING A8 R H HR R81 Pel. 204 31 8• 1 H '11 109 JI 64 ll 31 309 168 11 4' 1 IS 184 1116 11 ~ 7 70 H S 89 " 2S 3 u 111 168 19 4] 13 34 '2tO 166 11 lS s 73 171 11• 11 30 ' 1' 26J 191 1t •7 J 70 , .. 111 \ 16 I 9 13l 78 8 11 • 13 731 91 70 10 1 1 170 181 2S 39 11 30 11S 19 S 6 I 6 201 64 13 11 1 4 ,,, '1 1 0 0 I 000 l.00 >04 S6J 71 190 171 "1TCHIN!; IP H llB SO W-l ERA MCLo•n 9 t I 3 I 0·0 I '3 S.nchu 51 •• 19 11 6·1 JOO Klso" 69', 62 1J 41 6· I J 1J Zeh" 8l 1 83 n JS S·J 32• Forstn /1 , IS 73 31 S·J 3 2o Jolln 14 9t U 16 6-l 3 '3 Curll\ 11 9 J I 0·0 4 10 Tre•e" 71 , JJ 1J 16 0·1 ••S Honor 11, 70 6 9 O·JSlt W111 4) 4l 17 20 l·S S 4' C011t SJ<• 69 JJ 73 O· S 6 37 6rowr J• 1 S 1 1 1-1 I J6 Total• Slll> SS9 17• 245 ll·li l.91 Savf\ W·t• • S•ncnez 2 Ha,\1er 1 Curt\ l NATIONAL LEAGUE R-l.~t l LOS ANGLS CINCINPCATI ab r II bl ab r II bl lenC1>1v ?D l 0 0 0 (Miiner ct 1 1 0 0 Lenor. cl • 0 0 0 Folev u J 0 0 0 Beke1 '' 4 o o o W•ll<~ tt • o 7 1 C,.,errt' lb l 1 1 0 C-no ID ' 0 I 0 B•OC• lo J 0 1 I 0.11 ... 10 4 0 1 0 Moncsav rt • O O O Ho~ldr r1 • 1 J I Ru>V" u 1 O I 0 IC rnen .. lb • 0 I 0 RP>e• c 2 0 0 0 Trevino c 1 I 0 0 R<>e"C~ pn I 0 O 0 Solo P 1 O O 0 V'eeoer c 0 0 O O Welcn o 1 O O o Zachry p 0 0 O O Thom• oh 1 0 0 O APana P o 0 0 0 To1.C> 1' I J I T .... I 11 l I l ......._ S<OA bV L01A ....... Clnclnne" C•~·Wlno•no RBI 000 000 100-1 001 011 00.-J W•lke r l 11 E-lendrHu• Artoe•e' S VO iker lDB-los 18-W•lktr Clnc1nne11 HR-Housal'IOlder 171 SB-Broe>. 111. Wellt.er Folt V 11> S-~lo 1, I,. H RI.Fl 118 SO L .. Anoele• Welch l ' 6 l J S Zacnrv O O I O APeno ~ 0 0 1 Cln<IMe" So•o W 8 • 3 1 I I Welell OllCl'lt<I IO IWO O•llef\ In ~lh T-133 A ·23'76 N atl«lnal LHll'Ue Meta'···-1 Monlreal 000 100 000-1 • 1 New York 300 002 71x-'1 14 0 LH :kll•lrl(Mr (7J, Watah Ill •no C•rler SH ver and HOOO.s W-Se .. ar •·S l-lH l J l'<R-N ... York F'oslar fl 11 Cllb• 6, C•nllNI• J SI lOU•> 000 000 121)-J 7 0 Cll•covo 070 400 00•-0 1 7 For•Cll. H•gen ISi. KH I (1J end Pofle•. Ralnev. Camooell llJ, Le Sml!n Ill arlO Davis w-Rolnev. 7 4 L-For1cn, ' 5 HR• -<lllc•oo, Moreland 111 O•vlt 110) Broas l1 Oi.nts l S.n Franci.co 000 010 000-2 I 1 All•nlo 007 001 00•-l 1 I Nlc:Cettioan, M•rlln 171 eno N\ev Bren Iv ( 7) Peru Ciaroer 171 end Benec11c1 W-Ptrei • I l-McC•Hlo•n 1·1 l'<Rs-""•"'• MurPhv 1 I 171 ....... , s. f>lr•"" 4 Plllsburgh 100 003 000 OI>-• 10 0 PhlledelPllla 100 000 030 01-S 10 1 Cendtl.rla. Te1<u1ve Ill. Sa rml.,,lo (9) :kurrv 1111 •nd Pen•, Oennv McC.r•w '''· Al!amlr•no (9). Hernand<11 191. R .. d ( 111 and Olar W-RH<I. ' I L-Scurrv 7 S HR-Plll•bl.lrgll EHier (J) A ..... l. .... " 0 Sen 01990 000 000 ~ 5 1 !'1ou>1on 011 000 00k-1 10 I Snow Lucas Ill and Kennedy, Rnn end A>llbv W-Rv•n 4·1 L-Sflow H SCOREBOARD MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS AmerlQn LHlllU• BATTING ( 1>0 al IMI\): C.,.ew, ,.,,.a, .412, Booo" 8o•lon, J1S, Brett l(en•., Cllv, 349, McRH K•n••• Cllv .UO, Tnorn1on, Cleveland 331 RUNS c .. 11no N\IM•>OI• 42 RIPk•n 8 •111mot• '2 Brei! K•n>•• Cllv 41. E Murro 8•l11mora 41 l ere 11ec1 wllh 37 R81 1(111.. Cn1c•oo. 43 wares M•nn••Ol• 41. Hroel< Mlnn .. 01e 40 Br•l1 Ken•&• CH~ J9 WlnlltlCI Ntw Yori.. ]9 l'<IT S C•r••• Aneel•, 14 8000>. Bo•lon. II, Ce•llno, Mlnnesole , 17, Wnlleker Oelroll. 71. Simmon• Mii w•ukH , '9 DOUBLES H•Dek Mlnn••ol• 70 Booo>. e ouon. 19, McRae. l(anH • Cltv 19. 8 Bell. Tua> 17 Parrhn O•lron. 11 TRIPLES C MOore MilwaukM S C. WHson Oelroll S. Herndon Oatroll S. Wlnlleld N•w York S, 1 are 11..i wllh ' HOME RUNS 0.Cln<ff, A""''' 1' l(l111e. Cnlcaoo, 1J. lvnn, Anvel•. 1l Rice, 8o•10n. 13, Arm.,, Bollon, 12. Brall, Kenan Cllv. 11. Wlnfleld, New York 12 STOLEN BASES J Crui ~e1111, ll '/Y w11.on, l(e nou (llv 11 II Hei\Cler>on 0.kl•ncl, ,3, R L•w (ru· c•oo 23. S.molt. Tuu 11 PtTCHlNC 0 deCl>lonO Flanegan B•lllmore 6-0 1 000 7 12 IC1'on. A,....a, 6·1, .151, l.ZI 1<.001men 011· c•oo. S-1, 933 313, R L J.ck1on. lor· on10, 4-1, 800, • 25, Schrom. Minne· sol• •-1. 800. '09, Splfnortt. Kenoa• Cllv •-I, 800, 3 116, Wl'lllehou••· Mlnne- >OI• •-1, 800, 7 70 STRll<.E OUlS Slleb, Toronlo, I S, Jllvi.ven. Cleveland, 71 Morri•. Oe· 1ro11 71 Wll<O• Oe1rol1 60 Tl.ldor 8oslon 59 SAVES Qul.enoerrv Kar»e> Cllv 16 Caucllll Se•llle 13 Slanlev Boslon. 11. LOOll, o.1roH. '· 0 Jone• T .... •• T N\erlln.r B•lllmore . I Nal!ONI LffllU• 8A TTINC (130 al behl NICGM, Sl loul" ~. Oewoon, Monlraal. 335, MedlOcl<, Pllllt>vrgh, 317, Murpnv. Ati.nl•, .324. H•ndrlek SI l.O\lll, 314 RUNS Muronv, Allanfa. Sol. Carv•v S.n 01990, '6, Evan>, S.n FrenciK<> " Hor_-, Ali.nl•. •I l •Nle•I ... !Mon FranclM:O, 36 R81 Murr>'\v Al .. nla SI. Henctrlcl. SI L0\11•. 4S, O•wM>n Monlraal, 40 Ciern.r HO\lslon. 40 T K.,,M<lv S.n 01990 J9 HITS ll'IOn. Hous•on 76, Oawoon Monireal. 7S, MurPllV, Allanla, 10, c,.,vev, !Mon 01990, "· R Ram1rt1 All•nle, 68 DOUBLES D•wson, Monlreel 17 Carvev S.n DleOO, IS J Fl•• PU llbl.l•Oh IS, Olive< Monlreal IS l .,e 11..i '""" " TRIPLES NU>rer>0. Houllon 6 O•woon. Moniraal. 5 Wn luno1on Al• .. n1a S. 6 ere 119<1 wllh 4 1'10ME RUNS MurPllv, All•nla 17 Evans, $en FranclKO. IS. 0.,...._, ~. IJ, :kllmldl Pnl1-a.tohle , 12. S ere 1190 wllll 11 STOLEN 8"SES Wiison. Ne• Yori<, 17,$.Sea, o.ci..n, 11 Lacv Pl1ht>vrvn. II L•N\ealar S.n Fran· CIKO II, Moreno 1'10\l>IO". II R..ius ( ln<.IM•l1 II PITCl'<ING IS <leCl>IO"•I P P••er A•,•nla ·-• ... ? •• .. .. _. ~ S· I, .W, 1J1 MonlefuKO S•n 01990 S-1 Ill 5 80 S-•rt, ~. S-1, .all, U f S •rt Heel w!Jn IOO STRIKEOUTS C•rl10" Pnll•cleloflla. 101, Solo, Clnclnn.11, ta. McWIMI•""· Plll•bl.lroll, It. R-ro Monlraal, o8 8•r•nvl. Clnelnnell •I SAVES L•valle, S.n Fr•nel•co 9 Le Smllh, Ctilu oo. 9, e.Clro•la n. A•l•n- la I Fon!.,, Al .. nl•. I ' •re tied wllll ' Holvwood P1r1c • SUNDAY'S RISUL lS ()6!11 .... -day __._ ... nMlflne) .. IRST RACI I 1 " mlltl AJu Were IFun••I 1110 S 40 3 80 P•lr OI Acn 1e1i.1 600 •00 Lache (Mete 160 Al>o ,.,.., Jumooff Joe wr..1 A Pin . Sw8P Tl'!e Cleu An•ar l Soirll 01•111u•lon. Richer Time I '7 715 SECOND RACE Clll••V <C•lnda J I 1 16 m1IH 1'00 t 60 • 60 Tllrae Bii> (McCrrn) TOIO ' Prine• tllonaml Al•o r•c9d Raoelllno Tl'lt K •d G«>roeelll• Mr Peruser Pinto Time I 43 J S Arov11 C~frO 11 DAILY 00\JBLI lt·SI "" 10 THIRD RACE. 6 lurlOnoa s 80 • 00 610 RacorCI C•ICh (5nmkrJ 1S ~ 11 tO 1 tO SIXTH RACE. ~ 1 lurion~s Som•! n1n11wonctt r 1u1 IMcCrrnl Pofl O•rw1n l!>lblle I Cen1ar Rural (Portal s 00 J 60 780 7 00 )60 l 00 A•ao re(ed ~trovbOO~ Pr u•c• E • oraumen. Ra•l•Ue Time I 1•~• I ' 16 rm"' SIVEHTH RACE Oecaorac"m 1 P1rc.t Ou•"'•"' Leae> c P1ncav t Felr !Cslnoer • 00 190 400 160 l 00 • •O Al\O raced Sc•rrowmanwl( • Rev El Olvmoo Mou Forni Rl•ar Bank E \IOr!I l uriar f-.ic.ti Time 1 41~\ U £XACTA 11·61 P8l0 Uo ~ '1 .. ,CIC SIX cS-10·2·2' II ue•d "8,3'3 •O wltn JI wmn•no '•'"''' C\o:it "°'"'I $1 Pick 5,. Con•olallon peia S99 60 with I OS6 w1nn1nu liC••'' ffr.,t /\Ors•» IEIGHl H RACE 1 • ml e> TM Wonder IShm<rl • 10 l 00 180 Princ e Soel•oound !Cslnct•> 160 190 Pol•v <Pince v I • 00 Al10 rececs Merle, M&1cn winner Flon1lno Fii Beldele Lu•lrt Malor SPOrl lime I 41 7 S U EXACTA IS·ll Pa•d '30 SO NINTH RACE I"' m•lU 0" •url o Han•e• (MCCrrn 6 00 l XI 7 60 la Fur IVlnil• I S 00 AIM> recao Three Runner Force Natoma• E iecn•noe 8e1de1P r "''. P1e1e Prir>ce. Juli Arrl•.O. Ricn Wallon, F1vlr>Q C•n• Time 2 16 I S IS EXACTA <•·I) oelCI '°8 )(I All•ndonu 6S.oe I W11tch11ter Ouslc l•I H.rrbon, N.Y.) 276 S.va 8 alle•ltrO• '81,000 271 Andv Bean JJ9 600 Cra10 Sladl•r U9 600 v• M•rk Mc Cum~' Jll 600 Mike Re•CI. I II 600 Fur 1v Zoel •' J 18 600 1IO Rooer M•llbil 'IS 01S 77·64 10 17-190 111 J•rrv Pele t 13.SOO r rao CO\IPI ... tl3 SOO 111 W.vne l e•' J9 97S 11"'1 Sl<Kk \9 915 Tom "•le S9 '7S G.,v ~ ocn S9 915 D•n H•~d0'1on S9 9H l ae E1c1er '9 97S ,.. Rav FIOvd. '6 150 Pal McGowan. '6.ISO Jim BC>Oro>. 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WlcklOw, Mon11eur E acllamen1 C.010 Rui.r l'<andoome P•c~•ge Ruan To Pow•r S•vour S.nd Ol909r Rite N Flv lime 110 I S IJ llXACTA !10-11 0.10 JSJ• 50 .. OURTH ltACI 6 ' tu•IOno• l•l•nd Wl\1rl IPlne•vl 2 80 140 1 40 L•uohlno 8ov IMcCHnl l 40 2 IO Hauglllv Bu• Nice (Plrcel J lo() Al•o raceo Lo>I CrH k JO 0...111 Snaov Fo>< Time· 1 U 1/S U EXACTA <7 IJ P•ld U I 00 l"ll"lH lt4CI. I 1116 miles F •Iller RC>Onev (Shmkr I u o 3 80 l 70 Flr>l L•rrv (Vlnilal IS 80 1 AO Su9Hnl W~>on IBlacS.I • 60 AIM> r•ced Turbulellon ic;1nv OI Tl'lt ~~111~~."l';~o~~~ ~~~tu~~~o~1:i 8raere, FH r>O<ne FCXJt\Orne Time 1 42 IJ IXACTA 11-11 paid WI 00 2'1 lCXJ Cran•m. t9)6 B••d Brva.i s'36 Vane• HHfMf J9)6 1' II I• 13 7] ll ll ,. 11 IS 10·1S 5enfcH' TPC ~mament ,.,~nd) V I Niii'-< 8•'De' uo 000 71 " 10 .. Jlt c;.,,. L1t11er '14.000 70 70 7 I 6' 214 P aull'<.rnev J17.SOO 11 14 71 67 Don Janv•'• Sil SOO 74 70 68 17 m Arno4CI P•lmer. SI 1 500 14 11 69 70 Jim F .,., .. SI I S00 14 71 67 73 2N Gn Brewelm S4, 500 74 13 10 71 Orange Coas1 DAILY PILOT /Monday, June 13, 1983 t·a 1'1 Ru<! F unHlr• JS.000 1'3 Atl Sl1vu,1•una U 600 1'• C.ardner D1<.ii.1r1\n u tW )tr,..~ 6aro-~r \4 1!.0 1'~ b ly .Y.01:wt~• I 100 Ro~•• Dev ce za \l J(J(J 1'• M ~e ~uu( n .. SJ 100 0«> Movtr U 100 BODE ric~\on \J 100 Jee• F1eo U 100 191 Bert '/Yu var S7 600 1'1 Julius 80l'O> '7.300 Freo H•w~tns J7 )()() ,,. GordOn Jone> s I 760 Ke• Neo•e s I 160 Bob C.Oe ·b• S 1 160 t1ow e Jomuu1 I I 100 Cherie• Slllorct • 1 100 JOO Douo F oro '1 SH Tom Nleoorla JI S7S n 11 n 16 IS 18 11 10 10 /1 78 I• IJ/~141J 10111111 I\ 18 1~ 68 I• 18 II I l n ,. ,. '' /4 /1 /4 16 81 ,. 10 ,, II 10 18 ll 71 18 IJ 16 16 /l 16 IJ IJ /1 14 1S n lo 7) 1s 11 11 13 16 15 IS 11 11 11 IS-16 77 18· 14 11 ,, LPGA Cllamolon,hlp •I Mason, Otllo V f Pa11v Snee~en IJ0.000 211 Sancsre Hav"'" Sl9 600 111 Debbie NIOUv I l• 000 ll4 cnri• JoM><>n. 19.000 JoAMt C.erner J9 000 llS Pel Breallv U.700 llkKI T ebor '6 700 2*' oaie E ooailno JS •OO Allee Miiiar SS 400 Aie .. nara Rnh,Cll 15.'00 J•l'el COio H .030 8etsv l(lno, '4 030 ,., Doi Carmain •• 030 J•n S1eo11en1on, U 030 Holli• Slecy U ,030 2tl Sandre Palmer, '7,672 Judv Clerk , U.617 Be•h Denial, ,1,611 Lauren l'<owt S1.on Jane Bl•lcxto. S1 671 ,., 0••,,. Oe11tv 11.044 Donne H Whitt 11 044 Nencv Looe1 S7 044 Su• F 001.,,..n '1 044 Kelllv Po>11ewell n 04A 190 Merv Owvar SI .600 S!eo!lenl• Ferwlg, ll 600 Jene Creller '1 .600 MuHn Soner OVln. s I 600 Amy .Alcoll ll 600 Pennv Pulr SI 600 oe-11 14 60 10 69 61 n 68 I• 71 10 10· IO I~ o9 68 1• 10 n 1] 11-11 10 11·10 11 13 11-11 n 69 10-n-n 11 61 61 7~ lo 11·?1·13 10 7• 70 73 10 IJ 66·77 11 14 67 ·7• n 71 61·73·7S n 11 10 69 ,. 11· 10 1l 7l 73-70 11 49 70· 14 IS 69· 7S· 11 71 n-n 1s 10 71 7S 10 7] 17·1S·69 1l 11-71 73 13 ,. 71-lS 69 7J /1 71 I• n 13-JS 10 16 1, 13 67 lS· 10 14 1l 1•11/Jlo 71 ll ll 13 Men's tournament l•I L-1 Sin411H Flnal J1fT\nw Conn"'' US oe• Jot' McEnroe US 6 3 6 l Conn~••..,,..,, ~7000 1 Women's tournament A' ( •t lllnnlnllflem, Entll•nd P" Sln9le> I" lnal Blllle Jean Klnv IU s I ()el Alv< 16 Mou11on IU S 1 6 0 I S Davis Cup EUROPEAN ZONE A (al Celro, Ewptl Slntlle• Van Bot<~•· I Ho!le"dl cset • nei~cs Bello~ IEOvP!J 1 6 6·• 6·7 Allmf'd Ml.,.lm EovPI) Clel Mlclleel Scnaoer\ fHollendl 6 ' 6 1 ll'<oll&nd Otltelt Eovo• ' I> EUROPEAN ZONE 8 1a1 owo. Norw•vl Sln9ll• Per H9gna I Nor wav> dtt A:obert Rt1ninoer t•u•"•li&I 6 l 6·• Gere•o M·ld '"'"'''" al def Tonv Jotnuon cNO"*•¥ 6 I 6 4 Au,1ra •a (lpfeaf' Norway • 1 U I Madrid, Soeinl Slobc>den Zl'I01lnov1c t ¥ugo,\e't/1e) de• Serolo Can • (Soetnl S·I J 6 6 4 6·J 6·3 1 vuoo•la•I• cs~eel• Soe1n J 2) Thi• WMll'l flvtlh Wl.DNESOAY Al Lo• Angtl•• Ofvmolc Audllorium -Jalm• Garza Pacotma v• BoDDv Berne M•nlla 12 for vecanl W8C iuoer O$n11mweloti' tlflt Tonv Ballartr, lo• AnOt lH •• Rockv MO" iovo Mo co 10 t'gnl\ F<an~I• Be 1e1ar lo• Anllt lH v• Juan EstOber 1111u1co Cllv 10 lloh!\ At At11n1,c (1lv -Mlli.e Ronman Tur~''""'• NJ. "' Al fra tlilt'• Oelroll 10 lloh1 lltavv• THURSDAY Al New York Madl•on Souore G•• den -Oavev Moore. New YTork, •• Rot>erlo Duran. Pan•me, IS, for W8.A 1unlor mlddl•welont 1111•, lrlsll Blllv Co11lna. NH IWlll• Tann vs Lula RHIO. N Y 10 lunlor wellerweloll" Gene l'<alCll•r Fort Woflh vs AHrec!O E •cetero Pu.no Rico 10. 1unoor 110111' Al La\ Veg., -lO\lle Burke. Jr Albuoueroue vs M•'"" Galvan S.n1a P•ul• 10. 1unl0< llOhll USFL AMntlC Pr1tdle>t'I e Bo>•on N1NJrsv '/Y\MOln W l T lJ I 0 9 6 0 4 II 0 1 ll 0 Pct PF PA 1161 J2J 101 600 JB 190 7ol 263 176 m m 380 Central (Mic.egu lmpe8v M0''0" Brmytuii 10 s 0 10 s 0 9 6 0 ~ I 0 1>61 lll 716 641 JOJ 301 600 )S7 1116 Sll l90 1'9 PaClllC 7 ' 0 soo 171 241 LO\ An"'' o.,...er Adl(~ne I I 0 461 141 XJ8 6 I 0 •19 l<lS 1J~ ' 11 0 167 13• 356 SU..0.Y'• Score• Cnocego 31 Tempe 8ev 8 Ph!led&IP~i• 73, N•w Jtr•ev 9 M•c n•oen •2 Lo> Ang•tu 11 TOO.Y'\ Gem• (J'""t'' "' oa-.fel\d '" Fr'4av'1 Game' (" \.890 et 81rmiflOnaf'r'I o Ar zl)no at Oenv•r fr l \ Af'\Oete\. •' ~•• Jt"M'Y fn1 Sunoav't Oarne f amo6 Say al 80,1ori MoncNv, June lO ~ev11noton al Mtcn1Qan 1r•1 Oeklend •• P?llled•IPh•• Int Michigan 42. E JCl>f'•U 17 Score DY OU•rtw• MIGlllvan 21 0 1 14-'2 L0> Angele> 6 II 0 0-11 M lctl-Lac.v )1 Pau trom Hee.rt 80t0Y1( "''') Mlc,.._H<>olOwe• S1 u .. • from Het>erl ~ 8ok>v•c 11uc" LA-To""nlei 12 e>eu •ro.m R1mw." Ode-1•111 Mlcr>-Mlller " 'u" I 8ocovlc i.1ci. I LA-Allen 79 Peu ••om Ram .. v 18erntll runr lA-FG Abboll 71 M1cn--<ef1e1 16 oau lro"' ~eberl IBOIOYIC klek} M1ch-Plnn~v 1 oan trom Htoett fBOIOY•C olck) M1cn-Cor-•er I~ tumote retur,, t8o tOwi-klC._, A-16013 G•rne S111"•11c• Midi LA 11 II ll 3Scl 195 '9 JI· I 0-00 Firs! down• 19 Ru>h•• verd\ lS 110 Peuino verd> 141 Rt1urn V&•cls 160 PeH•• 1S 16 I ~C~I bY • ]6 Pun•> » ~ F umOln l<>ll 7 I P•"•lue, varo' 9 b6 Tim~ ot Poneu10,.. 11 •1 lndlVldual Sl•"•ll<a S·4'' J-J s 11 17 It AU~HtNCT-M•CPl~g.,, w1u~em, ' 13 L ec • 18-111 M•ller 11 06 lo• Al>Oele> Hullo 1-1 B.,n.11 6 11 H•,,lnv•on 6 ll Bo<1d1e I 4, Ram"v I O PASSING-MIChloen. Hebe<• 7S 16 247· I LO> Anoete• A•m .. v J~ 1l 111-1 Re~ 14 8 7• o RECEIVINC-Mochloon Cerl•r • SI Cobb 3-JI L•cv l 4S ~•OllO•.v l ta T Miller 1 9 W1111ams 1 9 Plnnev 1·2 lo• Angele• To•m••• 11 174 8•r,..u J-71. Hemnv•on 1 t Ell•> ,_,. Al tn 7·99 80Cldlt 7· II H.,l•o 7-17 MISSED FIElO C.OALS-Mlcn·v•n non. Loa Anoeles, none °"" '" ""'ln9 ART'S LANDING (Nt...._., &Md>) 121 e"Olefl 38 O.rraCucl• 88 IMIU 110 meckerel. S va11ow1all 160 oonilo ll roe~ fish DAVEY'S LOCKER 1Nt•"'1 e.tcll l -210 enoter• 96 b•rracucle 101 bonllo, 18 >and b .. , 61 U"co D.,, 1 vollow1a11 1 l!ellbuf I 100 mac1<ere1 6 roe" fl'h DANA WHARF -110 •"ll'f" W OHi S berrecucse IJ oon110 S ""•Dul, lO .... 1ow1afl 20 rick lltn Sl7 mack•••I .. WMll.nd lr•nsadlom llAS£1ALL Amet1u11 LM- SEATTlE MARINERS·S•-Oar •~· Akerteld• and Biii '/YllS.1nson. pOch ••• and auloneo ll'!em 10 8elllnoham ol the Norrhw•'' Ltaoue Nalle!lellN- (HICAC.0 cuas Se nt Pa ul Moskau Pitch•'· lo IN Club'\ lrlplct A 1N m el o .. Moine> A>k.0 w•lva,. on W•vn. Nordl\•oen. oullle\Oef tor ,,... ourPOH ol ol••no him "'' unconc111ion.1 , ..... MONTREAL EXPOS Slonecl ,,,,.,._ T Ind•~. 011cner COLLEOI MISSOURI-Named 010 8->tw1" aulll•nl alllltllc dlre<•or 1or oen.,.11 •Hair> Camel . Where a man belongs. 8 mg ·rar" 0 7 mg mcollnP. av ppr u~a1r11P. FTC Repon DEC '8 l Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. { • I 1 t ------~~~~~----~~-----------------------------............... ~--------------------------------------------· C-i Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Monday, June 13, 1983 lllC11nout .._ .. MAiml'TA~ The ~ l*eotl .. dcMng bu*-u ANIMAL EXPRESS 1131-A IMne A ..... co.a MMe. CA 82'27 ZllV\ STROM 1631·A t~ A ..... eo... MMe. CA 92927 Thie ~ le conduc;t9d by M lndMOulll We Strom TNI mi-t -llled with IN County Qerl( °' Or~ County on Ju ... t. 1983. nta01 P\lblleM<I Orange C-t Delly PllOI June 13, 20, 27. My 4. IN:! 2718-&3 NlJC NOTICE l"ICTTTIOU8M.I ..... NA*ITA~NT TM lollowlng penon la doing bualeM- A.I. SOFTWARE 9209 Crocua A ..... Fountllin V.,..,, CA 92704 BRUCE CURTIS KELLY 9209 Crocue A ... ' Foun1eln Valle). CA 9270 Thie~ la oondllCleO by en lndMdual 8ruoe Cut11a l<elly Thia etat-1 WU llled wtth the COl.IMy Clet1I of Or~ County on Ju ... 10. 1983 1'11181 ~ Orange CoMI o.lly Piiot JUM 13, 20 27, Juty 4, 1983 272&-83 PlBJC NOTIC£ flCTTTIOU8 llU ... aa N.u. tTAftmNT Troe followltlg ~aot1a 1119 CIOtng bliainMaU' INFO-MAS COMPUTERS 2916 ~NII A .... No F-200. eo.1a M-. CA 92$2$ BRUCE Al.AN GREENBEAO 1903 W•I Wind, Santa Ana,CA 92704 CHARLES GREENBERG 1903 W•t Wind, Santa Ana, CA 9270<4 Thia butlneM i. conducted by a 09'*'al pattntt'thle> Bruce GrMf'tb«g Thia stat-I WU llltd wtth Ille Co.inly ~ of Orange Co.inty on Ju,,. 9. 1983 "2111• Pul>ffeh9<1 Orange Cout Delly Piiot Ju,,. 13. 20. 27, Juty 4, 1983 272 l-tl3 PlCTITlOU8 ....... MA.mlTAnlmWT The followtnG ~ .. dOing ~-RAMCOR ENTERPRISES 033 ~Dr. N9wpOtl 8-:tl. CA BETTINA LAUGHLIN 033 8Aymlde Dr. N9wpOtl Beecfl. CA 92eeO Th11 buai-It oonducted by an lndMOoal Benlna l.JlliJQNln Thi• llat-1 -flleo wtlh the County Clertc ot Orano-County on June9, 1983 ,, .. PubllaMd Orange Coul o.lly Piiot June 13, 20, 27, Jvty 4, 1983 271&-a3 Nil.IC NOllCl l"IC1TTIOU9 .., ..... NAm 8TATl'.•NT The following l*'90"• are Oolng oua1,_ .. THE GREEl-i BOOK C~STRUC TION GUIDE 1oe w.i Fourtti Streat, S~a ~ 10. Santa Ane CA 92704 PACIFIC NORTHWEST PUBLI CATIONS, INC , • Callf Cofpor- •tlon, toe W•t Fourth Streat &.lta 510. Santa Ana. CA 9270 I Thia bu91-.. oonducteO by • OOtJ)Ot'911on Padftc NonhwMt Pul>Ucallont Inc Jonn 0 Oawaon ,,,_ Thi• •1•tetnal't -tllad wtth lhe County Cltrtl of Orange County on June 1. 1983 Law Offtoaa ef c.t IC. 0..--1 .. c.ntwy .. artt Waat ...... Loa ,,.,........ CA _, 21~J7'a.2MI Nil.IC NOTICE rtennoua .., ..... N.,_8TAftMDff Tiie follow1n9 patton 11 doing t>utll•-.. SOIREE MUSICALE 709 F9'nlaaf A ...... CofON dal Mat, CA 02025 SHIRLEY ANNE STEED, 7De Fwnteaf A..,. , Cofooa dal Mat CA 02$28 Thie l>ull•-1 11 c.onOucitad by .,l lllCIM<lu .. ShlrMry Staad Tllll ll•t-1 w .. ftlad With Ille County Cieri( ot Orlll\09 Co.inly on May 19, 19113 1'21t*1t Publt111a<1 Orange CoHI 011ty Piiot, M•y 23, 30 June 8, 13, 19$3 2349·63 rtennou• au ..... MA.m8TATUmNT The following l*'IOn la doing bu'"-M J J ·s GUNS 41132 Undatrom Av- .,_, trvlne. CA 92714 JOSEPH JOHN Hf\LL 4832 Llnd1trom AVanua. lrvtna, CA 92714 Thie ~ la condlJcted by 111'1 lndMdual Joaapll Jotvl Hall Thll ... ,_, -ftlad With Iha County Clenl of Oranoa Coonty oo May 11, 11183. ~ PubHahad 0rlWlQ9 Coaat ()atty Piiot Jona 13, 20, 27, July '4, 1983 2726-83 l"ICTITlOUS ....... MAMEITAnmNT The tollowlng panona are doing bull-u: ALPHA REPORT ON ORAHGE COUNTYBUSINESS 108 Wa11 Fourth Stra.t, Sulla 610, SAnta Ana, CA 92701 PACIFIC NORTHWEST PUBLI· CAfTONS. INC • Calif. Cofpor· atlon. 108 w .. 1 Fourth St..at. Sul1a 610, Sant• Ana. CA 92701 Thll bull-II conducted by I <:Ofl)Ot •tlon. Pacific; North~ Publleatlon1, INc. John O o.w.on, Pr•. kThll atat-1 wu m.d wltt't tl'le Co.inty Cwt! of Oranoa Counry on June 1, 1983. '21-..... OMoaa of Cart IC. 0.0..W. 1980 c.ntwy hft .... ~-Loa~ CA IOOl7 PublWled Orange CoMt o.Hy Piiot . .kHW 13, 20, 27. Juty 4, 1993 27~ P1CTmOU8 .,_ .. MAim STAT'lmlfT TM followlng penon i. doing bu"'-aa: AMERICAN NUMISMATIC LAB- ORATORY 3471 Via Udo No. 213. N9wpOtl ea.ctl, CA 92"3 HARVEM B LEVITT 2368 Uttl9ton Cltda, eo.ta ....._, CA e2e2e Thie ~ la conclucffld by an lndMdual. H.,_,8.~ Th6a Matamen1 w• 116-d ,_..t't IN CountY Cltrtl of Orange County on .kHWO, 1"3 ...,.,.. Publltlhad Orange c-1 o.lty Piiot June 13, 20, 27, July 4, 1983. 2720-33 PlBJC ll)TIC( 1'1CT1TIOU8 ........ N.u. 8TAffmNT The followlng panona are OOl"O bu*-M McGOWAN, HANRAHAN & COM- PANY 1301 Cova Stra.i No. 400. ~ 8-;I\, CA 92ee0 PAtRICK HOWARD HANRAHAH 717 em.wet Bey, Laguna 8-:tl. CA 92$51 JOHN PATAICK McGOWAN 30 Canyon Ridge. lrvlna. CA 9271 Thia ~ la oonduc:tad by a general paltnar'INp Patrick H. Hanrahan Thie •tat-' -l'llad wtlh Iha County ca.ti of OrW1Q9 County on ""-9. 1983 l't1S1t7 Pubbhed OrMga eo.t o.ity PubWlad Orange eo.t Oalty Pttot .1une 13. 20. 21 Jut'f 4 1993 rtaJC NOTIC£ 2724-33 1----------------- For Ad Action Call a Da~y Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 - DllTH IDTICll RUIZ JOE H RUIZ, age 72. a resi- dent of c:o.ta Mesa, Ca Pa.ed away on J\Ule 4, 1983. Survived by hla wife Clara, dau(. ·era Mary Crayton and Manha My~. both of Hollywood, Ca , daughter Rita C&rden.u of Carta Mesa.ca., mo Larry Ruiz of Santa Ana, Ca , ton Ma.nuel Ruiz of Fountain Valley. ~ 10n Frank Rulz , f'tHCtlaOTHHS l&L POADWAY MOITUAaY I t 0 Broadway Costa Mesa 64;,J 9150 UL n tHGlltOH SMITH I TVn41U. WHTCUff CHAm 4'7 E t 71h <lt Co-;f a Mf'sa fWf; q171 PAC#tC Ylll• .-.OIJA1,Ala <Ametety M ortuary Chapet-Oemetory 3500 P.c1f1c V1~ Ottvil NewPorl Btu1<.h 644 i100 McC.Obefa MOITUAlfl~ L.gvn11 Oe.ch 41M·tMl5 L~un3t-11flt1 768~ Sen Juan Captstrann .49!1 171& ' H•MOI LAWM-tiff. OUVt -..onuary. C.tn1l9fY C,.,,.tOfY 1&2501al4lrA- CotlaMeee ~S&64 , flCTITIOUS ....... MAim ITATDllJfT lM lollowlng panon la doing bu*"-•. GINA SIM~E 120 Eaet 181h St, Coel• M-. CA 92827 VIAGIHIA A. SIMONE e 19 litl A ..... Cofone dal Mar, CA 92e215 Thia ~ It conducled by lltl lndMdual. Virginia A-Strnone Thia •t••-t -ftled with Iha Coun~ Claftl of Or~ County oo June • 1"3 1"11811111 Publlanad Orange CoMt o.lly Ptlol ,,._ 13, 20 27. July 4, 1983 27a.& o( Co.ta Mesa.. Ca.. he II aurvlved by 20 grand- c h l Id re n and 32 great-grandchildren, 2 brothen Philip Ruiz and Ralph Ruiz. 3 aiaten Ida Lopez. Mary Mendoza and Francs Ruiz-Vlaltaition at Peek family Colonial Fu- neral Home, 7801 Bolaa Ave .. Westrrunaer on Mon· day, June 6, 1983 trom :S·OOPM to 9:00PM and on Tueada~, 9 :00AM to 5.00PM. Roeary will be re- d t.ed on Tueeday, June 7. 1983 at 6:00PM at Peek Fam.Uy Chapel. Requiem M.. will be held on Wednettday. June 8, 1983 at 8:00AM at St. Joechima Catholic Church, Coeta Mesa. ca lntennent at Holy Sepulcher ~· SeS'- Vklel d1rect.ed by Peek Fam- ily C.O&on1&1 Funeral Home. 893-~25 or (213) 596-2701 ~OSLEY KENNJ.:'I1I C. KINGSLEY, a reeldent of Newport Beech. Ca P-1 away on June 9, 1983 Bom on March ie. 1900 tn Binahamton. New York Survi....t by hla wtfe .Ade1aSde H., d&uatJwr Kay Trumdeli and a IOO Gerald IUhn Ktnetey, srandchlldnon Jeffry Kini· aley and Jana J{inc-Jey Bal1er and Jlll ~. Lynda 'I'r'u8dell and 0.vid TrueedeU, sr-t-IJ'l,Ddaon ~ Cl.t.rk e.rter. Mem- otlal ...w. will be be.Id on WednMday, June 10. 1983 at 4:00PM at Sl Andnw'a Prciabytrrian Church ln· Newport Beech. Ca.. ln lieu of Oowen llJftDOriaJ oon- trtbuUanl IDll1 be U.S. to Hoec K.nortaJ H.p\al, Newport 8--h, Ca. er tha SL Andnrw'• ~ Oiurch orpn fund. hdtk vs.ow M«tuarv d1.ret1on Nl.IC NOTICE Nil.IC NOTIC£ • ._ Tl2ll1 NOTIC8 M TIIUITll'I HU rtennout .,.._.. NOT~I ot' T'RU8Tll'8 aAU l._ Ma. .......,8T'RAUH N.u. ITATSMDCT T8 No.,,.. T.I • .,.._ ._.... The t~ng l)IWIOt\I 91• CIOlllO IMl'Ofl TANT NOT ICI TO UMfT COOi i t'>Uel-.. "'Of'lltTY OWMI"-: YOU AM jtj T 0 SERVICE COMPANY .. duty CHESAPEAKE WEST, 14437 Oll'AUL t UNOI" A OllO 01' •PPOlnted TtullH under 1111 Culver Ortva, trvlna, C•llfornle faUtT, DAT10 OCToel" I, tM1. tOllowtng ~rll>ed Claed ot trutt 02714 '.-.ata YOU TUI ACTlOH TO WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Oerryt Odum, 16 8rookdal•, ll'ltOTICT YOU" l' .. O .. lllTY tT TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR tr"llna. CalHornla 92714 tllilA 't 81 tOL 0 AT A l'UaLIC CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR Freda Odum, 16 8rookdala, • A I. I If' yo U NI IO AN CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN lr'\llna, Calltornla 02114 lll~ANATION Of' THI NATU"I CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924h Thi• bua1,,.,.. 11 cOf\Clucted by Of' '"41 ,.._OCllOINQ AQAINaT (payable at tile time of ..i. tn lawful lndtvlduel1 (Hu.beNI l Witt) YOU. YOU attoul.O CONTACT A money of the United StatH) all Oarryt Odum LAWYI" •fOlll, lltla end lntatHI eotlve)'9d to Thll •l•t-• w .. Iliad wttt't Iha On Wedneeday June 22 1943 •t Wld now held by II under Mid Oaad County Ctarlt of Of~ COvnty on 10 00 AM PAN AMERICAN 8,.;NK ot lr111t 1n tile properly tleralnellar Mii)' 26, 1te3 f'l17'MO 0 F L 0 S ANGELE 8 a I Cl u t y d~~~OR· MARILYN STRAUSS Publl1hed Orange CoHI Dally appointed Truetaa under and BENEFICIARY SECURITY Piiot, May )(), June 8, 13, 20, 1963 pureuanl to Dead of Trull recorded P A C I F I C M 0 R T G A G E 261e.63 Ocltobar 7, 1981, .. hut No. 91125. COAPOAATIOH -------------In boo!( 14248, Paoe 1396 or Offlc;tal Reoofded July 27 1991 .. lnilr l'talC NOTIC£ ~orda tn Iha office of Ille County No 34619 In Book t4168 Paoe 222 ~=1~!,'i:.' ,:.[L05;~g~Tc~~~Uc ot Omo.111 Record• In t~ office 01 ,~~:'=·· AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER tile Record., of Orenoe County, The lollowtng pa!'aona 9/a Oolng FOR CASH, CASHIER'S C11ECK OR IOl~~ngdeed of truit deac;rt~ Ille 00.1~ u . CERTIFIED CHECK, (payeble al Lot 9 ol Tract No 4608. u per GRISHA 2001, 1701 Waetctltt time ol .. ,. In tewlul money ot the m9') rac0<de0 In I><><»< 11:.. pegee 3 or. Newpor1 8eacll\, CA United StatH) al Iha North front and 4 ol mlicallaneou• m•P•. CAERNARVON SECURITIES entrance to the county courtt'IOuM. 1acorda ol Or anga County CALIFORNIA L TO., a Calttornla 700 CMc Center Ortve WMI. Santa Calllornla corporation, 18881 CadanH. An• Calllornte, all •lgt'tl, lltla and YOU ARI IN oe,AUl.T UNOt!" A MIHlon Viejo, CA 92e91 1n1ar .. 1 conveyed to and now held Dt!IO Of' TRU8T DA.TIO 7121/91 Thia bulllnMI la Conducted by a by II undef Hid Dead ol Trutl In the UN&.188 YOU TAKI ACTION TO COfpofatlon property alluated In Hid County P"OTICT YOU" P"OPl .. TY, IT c-narvon SacurlllM ano State deSCrlt>ad U MAY 81! 80LO AT A PU8LIC California Ltd Parcel 1 Unit No 15 ae 11\own a AL I , , y OU NE IO AN John E Dlclllar Pr• •na descrlbeN 01' THI NATUltl Thl1 1111-1 wu ftlad with the Ptan recordad on May 16 1978 In Cf ntt! "OCllDING AGAINIT County Clarll ol Or~ County on Book 12617 Pa9ee 311! to 367 YOU. YOU aHOUU> CONTACT A M•y 28 lteJ 1nc1u11va ot Ortaclal Records of M id LAWYUt County 3128 McKinley Way Co11a M ... 1'211M4 Pubilll1td Or•nga CoHI O•lly Pilot May 30, June 8, 13, 20. 1983 2517-83 P\8.IC NOTIC£ f1CTITIOU9 au ... u NAME aT ATl•NT Tt'ta tollowtng pareon 11 doing l>ullnMIU. EXEL COR • 21 to Mawport Blvd , No 19, Co1ta MaH, CA 92627 8 ENJf\MIN TITOFF, 2110 NewPott Blvd , II 10. Co11a M"•· CA 92827 Thie bull,_. 11 oondUC1ed Dy en lndl\lldual BIWllMnln Tllotf Thia Ital_,! WU ltltd with tne County Clark of Orange County on May 28, 1983 '211M2 Pubilthad Or1n9a CoHI Delly Ptlol May 30, June 8, 13 20, 1943 -2455-33 ~TTTIOUa .,.._ •• NAiR aTAft....-T The fonowtng panon1 are dOlng bualn-.a .. RETRIEVERS 5120 Biren St . Newpor1 8-:h, ca_ 92ee0 Rotly PulHkl, 2963 CUii Or Newpor1 8Mctl. Ca 02ee3 Medina Carl*\tlt, 2038 Oulll N9wpOf1 8Mch, Ca 92ee0 Thl1 bu"'-i. conductao by a getlafal partnaratilp Medina Carpant., Tllll 1tat.,,.,..I 'lfltU tllad '#llh Iha County Clari! of Orange County on Mey 19 1$83 ..,,_ Publlahad Orange CoHI Dilly PHot May 23, 30. Juna 8, 13, 1983 2347-83 P\llllC f«>TICE l'lCmioua au ... •• NAm 8TAft...,,. COLL AR H T G l AIR CONDITIONING, 488 N Newport 81\'d , Newport 8-ch. CA 828&3 KENNETH LEE COLLAR. •ee N Newpo<t 81\'d , Newpo<t Baacil. CA 92683 Thia bullneu la c:ondueled by en lf\Olvldua1 Kenneth L Collar Thie llal-t WU ftltd With IM County Ctatt< ol Orange Count'J' on May 2$, 19113 n1na Pubtf1had Or1nga COHI Di iiy Pilot May JO, June e 13 20. 1913 2451 113 "8.JC M>TIC£ ~tennoua au ..... ...._8TATOIRNT The lollowlng PtrlOOI are doing buat-.. ADVANCE DIMENSION, 935 SunMI Or . Co9t• ,.,._, CA 92827 PHILIP 0 PERCIVAL, 21022 Stratt'tmora L•na. Huntington BMc:h. C.\ 821148 MA~ 0 TALBOn SR, 8901 Shore CltCla. Huntington Beach, CA 9264e Th11 bull._ II condUCtad by I oanar 111 partnarlhlp Phtltp P«cival Thie atatemant wu llled with Ille Co.inty Clarlc of Orange County on M•y 19, 1983 F21 .. 77 Publl1had Or1nga Cont Dally Piiot, May 23, 30. June 8, 13, 1983 2352-43 P\&IC M>TICE HOTlCI tNV1T*O IC>I Notice 11 he<aby g111a11 that the Board OI fru1IHI of Illa Co .. 1 Community Collage Ol1trl<it ot Or•nga County. Calt!ornta. wlll recatve -lad bkll up to but no 111ar then 2 00 pm Tuaaday Ju,,. 21. 1983 a1 Iha Purc11a11ng Department of aald cOllage e1111r1et tocated at 1370 Ad1m1 Avenue. Coll• MaH. C•lllornla at which time u ld t>ld• will ba publicly ~Mdraedlor PRINT & SINO FALL t983 CLASS SCHEDULE GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE AH blcl1 are to ba In eccordanoa '#Ith the Bid Oocumant• whleh are P.,ca1 2 An undivided One CA 92$26 lortv·tourth (I 44111) lnte<alt •• • (ti a atraat eddr.., or common te•••nt 1n common in tt'te lee 1ntere11 deslgn•llon of property 11 111<>wn 1n amt to the Common Area of Loll above, no w•rr•nty 11 given u to 111 1 end 2. 01 Tract 9979 ••per map completeness or corret'I.-.)" The llled In 8ooll 423, Pages 29 and 30 benat1clal)r under Hid Deed of 01 Ml1Gellaneou1 M•l>9. record• 01 Tru11, by raa1on of a breach or said County,•• aueh term 11 defined dul•ull In 1h1 obNgallon• eacored on Iha Article entitled • Oellnllton1' thereby, heratolora axa<:uled and ol the Declaration ol Covenant& dellverad to the underelgnad • Conditions and Ra11rtctlont wrttten Oeclatallon ol Default and deecrlbe<I In 'SUBJECT TO" bela... Oam•nd tor Sala, and written notlc<I (1he "Oeclarallon"), of breach and ot alactlon to ceuM Parc•I 3 Euemen11 u HI the undarelgnad to 1111 1ald lorlh tn the Sections entlll&o property to aat11ty aald obllgallon1, "Cert1tn rasementa tor Owner•" •nd thareatter the underelgnad ond • Support, Settlement ar10 ceoaeo uld notlGe of breach and of Encroachment" ot the Arllcl« etecllon to ba recorded Fabru1ry e n11t1ed 'EHamenl•'' of th« 24. 1913 aa ln1tr No 83-084340 of Oacl•r•t1on Otttctal Record• tn the oltlQe ol Ille Parcel 4 EaMment1 •• 1ucr Recorder ot Orano-CGUnty. Htemenlt are p1rtk:utarty "' tcx1r Sato S•I• will ba made, but 1n the Artlcla enlltlad "E-ts' wllt'tout covan1nt or warranty. of tna Oe<:l•r auon of Covananlt. ••PMIU or Implied. regarding 11ti. Cond1tlon1 and Re11r1ct1ons In po1HHlon, or encumbrance1, to "SUBJECT TO · below (the pay lhe remaining principal aum of Muter O•ctaratlon I under the tile notl(1) aecured by uld dead of Section l'tudlng1 tn 1uch Article Truat, with lnt.,•t u In uld note entttled .. fOlto..-··o-1 Rlgllll provided adv•ncn, It •ny. und., •nd DullH, UttlltlH and Cable Iha term• of uld 0..0 of Tru1t, Telavl1lon , Support and '-· CllarQIHI •n<I expen-ol the S.111amen1 . 'Encroachment'· 911<1 Trullee and ot the tru1t1 created by ·community Fat111t1M EaMtnent Mid Oaao or Trull P•rc:at 5 An ••ctu•tve Said ••I• will ba held on __.,..,t tor balcony oYartlanO inc Wedneldey, June 29. 1983. at 2 00 deck with aupf)O(tr.a ptlings under P m at Illa Ct'tapman Avenue over tllrOl.lgh and acrou 11111 entrance to Iha Civic Canter portion OI Loi o Tract No 9123 H BultdlflO. 300 Eut Ch9')man Ava · o..,.. CA per map flied In Boote 385. Paoe• 29 A I I" e 11 m. 0 I '". In 111a1 and 38 1nctu1Jfva of Mltcellaneoua publtcetlon of 11111 notice the total Mep1. record• ot Mid County, as emount ot tlle unpaid balance ol the ""ore paruculetly delGrlbed In the Obllgauon a.cured by the above column entitled APPURTENANT deicrlb•d deed of 1rui1 and EASEMENT' ot lhll portion of Hllm•t•d COlll aMpenH• and E•hlbll F ot the Oacf11Jrat1on wntcll •dv9"Caa I• at te,'ee 1 83 pena1n1 to tile property convl)'ed Tiie 101a1 lndebtadn-.a balf\O an heraundet .. ttmata on wlltch tile opaf'l'1g bid PerC4tl e Eaaarnenl over Lot• I 11 c;omputed may be obtained by •nd G of Tr•ct 9818 H per ma1 calling (714) 937-0988 th• d1y tiled In Book 414 Pegee 15 to 2~ bel0<e the ule 1nc1u1lv1. of Mlacatlanaous Mapt Oated Mey 26. 1983 rec<1rd1 ol Hid County. tor th• TO SERVICE COMPANY purpoM of dra111191 ~lltlng th< H aeld Truatae. property conveyed herein provide< By Cont Capraz. 11111 muct't dreln1ga •h•ll no Aallatanl Sec:rel•ry unrea1onably restrict the 1ntonde< One City 811/d Wftl uae ind en)oymen1 of Hid Lola f Or1n09. CA 92Me and C f714) 835-8288 TrutlO< 01 recoro owner LESLIE Publl1hed Or•ng• CO!tll Delly H BURSTE:N "NO SANORA H Piiot June 6 13 20. 1983 8URSl(N 2~-83 Tl'la atrael •Odrass and other c:ommon O.s.gnauon 11 •ny ol ttw real pro~rty da11Crtbe<I ebove 11 purport•O 10 ba 151 L•1<e111ore lf\'tna Cahlorn1a 92 7 14 ln• unoe r a1gned Trus1ee d•SCl••ma eny lleblltty tor any 1ncorrec1ness or the 11rea1 add•e'9 and o•he< c;ommon design•llon 11 any lhown 11er111n Se•d 1a11 will be m•d• but w11nou1 c;oven•nt or watt•nty uprau Of 1mpllad ragardtng lllla po1se111on ex ancumbr1ncet lo P•Y tile unpatdar the terrn$ ot Uld Oaad of T rutt f-. Cl\ergea •nd ••e>enMa or the Trvllae and or the tru111 created by uld De.a ot 'Trull Tile l)enellc;l1ry uncle< Mid Dead ot Trull heretofore executed and dallv1rad to the vnd111lgnad • written Oaci.1 at ton of OafltV!t ar>d Oem•n<I tor S•la. end • written Notice of Default end Et.ctlon to Seti The undarllgned cauM<I uld Notice of Oetavlt and Elactton to 6all to be raco<ded 1n the county wtiare the '"I pr099f1Y .. loc;ated l•u•laa or party c;onductlng Mia COLO N I A L fRU8T DEED SERVICES. INC 13117 Ea•I HedMry Streat Whittler C•lllornt• 90601 12131 606·2912 Se•vtCes PAN AMERICAN BANK or LOS ANGELES •• aald Trvatee By Colonl•I Truat Deed In<; 9,1' Agent By C.,oll Arin KUdlnoll Authortzed Signature Date Mey 18 19113 Pul)ll1hed O••no• COHI O•tty Piiot. Mey ;)() June 8 13. 19!3 2487 83 P\llllC NOTICE FOUNTAIN VALLEY acHOOL 0taTRIC'T MOTICI Of' AOOf'T'IOM Oft MM>l.UTIOM Oft INTUIT TO 1.IAll IUN'l.Ua Dtll"1CT MA.L "'°""TY I _,NO. D-20 NOTIC~ IS HEREBY GIVEN that tne FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT "•• declared that Iha fOllOwlng •Ml propar1y '#Ill not ba needed lor ci...,oom pur~ Up to two ct111room1 at WARDLOW SCHOOL located et 9 HI 1 Pl On Hr Or Iva Huntington Beech California Th• Bo•rd ol Truat••• Of th• Fount•tn Valley SCllt'tOOI Ol1trlCI resolve• to laeM tile tacllllle• eo lndlc•ted above under Iha 1arm1 •nd co,,dlllon1 11a1ae1 tn tile Rffolulloo ol the Boerd, Aeaolullon No 83·33 The minimum monthly laH• payment IO<" the term ot tile ,. .. ah1ll not b• I••• than aavan hundred lwanty dollare par clauroom (1720.000/claHroom) Tne mlntmum monthly laa1a payment tor aub19quent ~r1oe11 may ba ed)uatad by tha Conau"* Price tndaic •nnu1t average raflecled al tile and ol Ille taue period A MCUrlty dec><*I may ba reciulred prior to oooupanay No commta.ion thalt ba paid any llQenead •Ml ...... b<Oltat In thll regard •nd lt't1r1 1hatl bl no deduction from 1ny propoaat In e1etarm1nlng Ille hlg"-1 reap<>nllbla bidder Seeled prQOOMla to leaH .. kl pt oparty muat ba rac:eived by the del9Q•tad omc.r at tile Fountain Valley School Olllrlct Education c.n1w 17210 0.., Streat Fountain Valley. Calttornta 92708 no l•t., than 2 00 pm June 27 1983 now In Itta and may ba MOUred In HOTICI ""'"1NO lllOI Before accepting •nv wrlltan propoHll the da19011ed olflca1 •1'1•11 call tor oral bidding An) par•on wt'to ha1 harllofor• aut>mttted • written bid may tut>mlt an 0<•1 btd axc:.adl1l9 by •I .... , ttva (!>'14.) pa!'cenl the hlgheat Wflltan bid 'fhe hlQ'-1 rHPOOllbla blddat •h•ll ba <aqulred to uecut1 th• form ot teHa. auch format hu rteretotora bean approved b~ Iha 8o.td or Tru•t- the o tttco1 ol tt'ta Otractor of Notice 11 r-1by given that tile PIH'c:h11tng of Hid ClOllage dt1tr1Ct Boerd of Tru1tH1 of the Co•ll EaGh bidder mull tubmlt with bid Community Collage Ol1lrtc1 of a oaahler'a c;hee;I(. c;wllflact check, Or1nga County, Calltornla. wttl or bidder'• bond made P•Y•bla to ra<:atva -lec:I btd1 up to but no tt'te order of the Coe11 Comrminlty later than 11 00 am , TUMCJ•y. June CollageOl1tr1GtB()4!(dOITrv11 ... 1n 21. 1983 at the PurchHtng an emount not 1111 than !Ive Oao•rtment ot Mid COiiege dl1trlet percent (5%) ot the aum bid •• a 101c.ted It 1370 Adami Avtnua. guarantM th1t the blddar ""'" artier Coit• M•H. Celltornla •I which Into lt'te propoaed Contract If t"• tlm• Hid bid• will ba pubttcty Hma 11 •warded to htm In th• c>paned and r..O tOt event of faltura to anti' Into tuef\ PURCHASE OF PRINTING contrllC1, Ille proc.«11 Of Iha Cl\tdt. PA P E R , 0 R A N G E C 0 A S T will ba forfeited, or In Ille c .. of ~ COLLEGE bond, the Ml aum t119"eol wltl bt AN blda are to ba In ecx:ord~ forlalted to latd collage dtllrlcl with Iha Sid Oocument1 Which are No bidder may withdrew hi• bid now In f\la a.nd may be MCUr9d In tor• ~lod tor forty.five (4!!) days the o(llc:a ot Iha Director of •lier the dat• -tor Iha opening Putch..,ng ol Mid collaoa dlatrlel 111araot Eaclh bidder muat eubmlt With his Mo blddat may ,,,..fldf_ hie bid bid • cuhlar·1 check, c:artlllad tor • par\Od tor torty-llYa (41!) de'f' c;haGI!. or bidder'• bond m•d• aftar the data aat tor tM opening payable to the Otdar of tlle Coaet th«aof Comrmtnlty Collage ot.tnct Boerd The Board ot Tru•t-thall mau Iha detarminaflon H to wne11lar lo IHH Hid tacllltlaa with tan ( 10) de)l9 after re<*pl of bid• tntormatlon concerning the propoaal ah<>uld ba eddr....O to. FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 11210 Oak Straat Fountain Valley, Cal4torn,., 927°'· (714) 842-te!! I, Attantlori CarOI J~ Oatad June 2, tll83 FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD Of TRUSTEES Suunne Moore, Clenl of the Boat Cl Publl1hed Orange CoH t Dally PllOI June 7, 13, 20. 1$83 The Board of Tru11-raaerwe of Tru1t-In an amount no4 laM the prl'olllage ol ratacttng any Md al then five paroent (5%) of IM aum bid• or to wat... any lrraoutarttlaa or bid M • QU11¥11t1taa that the bldd9t lnt0<m1tHlae tn ariy bid or In the wlll antar Into 1h• propo1ad blddt"SI Comrac;t H tna -la -ardad to fllB.JC NOTIC( Nit.IC NOTICE NOTICI Of' TRUITll~ •• 8ALI ~ ........ .,,. ... aoun T,8.Ma.l-oM1t UNIT COOS I l 0 SERVICE COMPANY .. duly eppotnted Trull•• under the tollOwlng O..Crlb«f daad ot trull WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL CODE SECTION 21124h (payable at Ille time O! aaJa In lawfu monay ot'tha United StatH) al righl. lltla and lnt•nt conveyed to 11nd now held by ti uncle< Mid Oaad ot Tru•t In lhe prc>parly Mfalnall• daacrll>ed TRU8TOR ERNEST JO•tN FRESOUEZ JR BENErtCtARV AMERICAN FAMILY MORTGAGE R41c:ordad Oacamt>et 30, 11101 u ln1tr. No 36047 In Book 14340. paQ4t 340 ol Otllctat Record• In tne olflc1 ot Iha Recorder ol Orange County. Mid deed ol truat de&crlbe1 the toltowtnp LOI 25 0 Traci No 1136 In tne City ol Newport Beach, •• per map rtc0<d4ld In Book 37, Page 18 and 19 ol ml1cet1aneou1 map• In the office of th• County Recorder ol H id County YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A OEEO OF TRIJST DATED DECEMBER 23. 1081 UNLESS YOU T Al<E ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLO A I A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAI NST YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A L AWYER 432 We11m1n11er Avenue, Newport Beach CA 92660 It e llrHt •ddr••• or common de11gnallon of property 11 Shown above. no worr•nty ta given •• to 111 complat-or correctnea1) The baneficttry under nld Deed of Trull, by re•eon 01 • bre•ch or daflUlt In the Obllg1t1on1 MCUfed thereby lleretotore o•ecuted and delivered to lhe underelgned • wrlttt111 Oectaratlon ol Oefeult and Demand for Sole, •nd written notice ot breech end of etaollon to ceu1M the vnder1lgnee1 to 1e11 1etd property 10 aet11ly 1a1d obltgallone. and therealte' the underelgned cauM<I Hid notice ot brucn and of etectlon to be ra<:orded F1bruuy 28, 1983 u lnatr No 83-089337 of Ofllclat Record• 111 the orrice or the Recorder of Orange County Said Safe will be mada. but without coven1nt or warranty, axpre11 or lmplled, regarding title po11e11lon, or encumbrance•. to p1y 1he remaining principal 1um O! tile note eecurod by &aid deed or lru1t. with lnteretl •• In Hid r.ote provided •dvanc;a•. II •ny, under the term1 ol H id Oead of Tru11 •-. Ch9'Qea and •.<pen-of the Trullaa end ol the trvstr crMled by HIO 0aao ol Trull Saki Nie Wiii be held on TUM<Jay July 5 1983 et 2 00 p m •t the Chapman Avenue antr1nce to Illa Civic Center Building. 300 E Chapman Ave Orange CA At Iha time ol tile 1n111 e 1 publtcetlon ol lhll notice. thfl total •mount ot Iha unpaid bal•~ o tile obllg•tlon 1acurad by Ille ebove da1crlt>ed deed of trull •nd a111mat1d <io111, •~P•n1a1 •nd advance• I• I 17 ,494 67 Tile 10111 lndebtednoH being •n "tlm•t• on wtilch the opening bl~ 11 computed may be obtained by calltng (714) 937·0986 the day before tha Nia Dale Jun• t. 1983 l 0 SERVICE CO ••Hid Tru1tae Patricia A Randall, An11tant Secretary One City 8tvd We11 Or•ng•. CA 92668 (7 14) 835-82118 PuDll1t'ted Or•nge Coast Oa11y Pilot June t3 20 27 1983 2596-83 P\llUC NOTICE l'OUNTAIN VALLEY aCHOOl Dt8TltlCT NOTICI Of Aoot>TION OF flHOl.UTION Of INTIEHT TO LEA•IE aui.1'1.UI otaTIUCT "EAL f'f!Of'Ei.TY atD NO. ~·11 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th11 the FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT hll declared th•t the lollowlng real propeny wlH 1101 be ne.ded f<>< cl11aroom purpoao1 The MCond ottl(;e apeoe 11 Iha 1outllwa11 corr•e• or the office building toc•tad et Number One LighthouM Lena, Fountain Valley, Calllornta Tile 8oerd ol Trull••s 01 1111 Fount1ln Valley School Ot11r1c1 rat0tv111 to teaM tn• laclllt1e1 10 Indicated •bove under the term1 •nd condttlon1 atated In Illa RMOlutlOn of tne Board Reeoluflon No 93.37 The minimum monthly I•••• payment for the term ol the IHao 111•11 not ba IH• th•n one hundred t-ty-MVen dollar• and fifty centl (1127 50) The minimum monthly tea1e p1yment tor 1ub1equ1nt par1oe11 mey ba ad)ulled by Illa Con1umar Price Inda• annu•I ,.,,.,lge raflecled at the end ol thfl ..... patlod A aacurtty C14K>01l1 m•y ba required prior to occupancy No comml11lon 111111 ba paid eny McenMO reel a1tata brok• In 11111 r•g••d and ther• 1hall ba no e11duc11on from any proposal In determining tne hlgl!flt raaponetble bidder S.•lod P•OOOHll to Jeeae N ld prQPer1v mu11 be raoel'oled by the I delegated olltcer at the Fountain V•ll•y SCt'tOOI Ol1trtct Education Cerit• 17210 Oak Streat, Fountain V•ll.y ca1Uornt1. 92708. no l•tar then 2 00 p m . June 27 1983 earore accepting 1ny wrtttan oropo11t1 the delegated olllcar ah•tl clll for orat bidding Any per1on who t'ta1 haratofor1 aubmltlacl • written bk! m•y aubmll an or•I bid aacaadlng by et laut 11 .. (5%1 percent tile hlgtMltt written bid The hlglleat rnpontlbla bidder 1h•ll be required lo a.ecul• th• torm ot l•H•. auch form•t hu heratolora bean approved by th• Board ol Trv11-Tha Board ot Trullea• lhell make lh41 determination •• to wttalhef to IHH Hid l•<iUlll .. with ten (10) day1 attar racalpt ot bid• lnform•tlon concarntng tt'te propoNl lhould be addr..-l to FOUN TAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT. 17210 Oek Straat, Fountain Valley, Calltornl•. 112708. (714) 842·8852. Allanuon Cuol Jonet Oatac:t June 2, 1983 FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 80ARO OF TRUSTEES $uunna MOOfa, Clat1< ol Iha Boetd f'ubll1hed Orange CoH t O•lly P1101 June 7, t3, 20, 1983 P'lB.IC NOTIC£ NORMAN f_ WATSON him In 1"9-' of llltlure to anler 1--~~=~----=~=~-- 8ecratery, 8oard of TNll-tnto .uctt oontrac1, thl pt-69 of '!:.~A~•• ~~A~.J• eo.at Community Colleoe Olttnt1 tl>t Chae* w4ll be~. or In thl -•• ,_..,, Publl1had Orange CoHI Dally -Of a l>Ot\d, the Mt_,, thet'aof The tollowlnO ~ at• ootno The ~ panona.,. doing PMOI June e 13 19~~ wlfl b• torfa!led 10 .. Id coli-.. llualneaa • ~ II ' ' ' ""' Hl0-41, dlatrlcl ..,,... FATHER Sl!ARA'I M.aTAURANT, B "A IN AH D BR AWN ------------1 No blddat """'wtthdr-,,.. bid • DELI, 117151 Cemtno ~trano,. OARDENIHO ANO DESIGN, 1Ull P\llJC NOTICC for • per1od Of lony-!Nt (46) deya aari Juan c.otatrano, CA t,.75 ._.onr<Ma. Coal• Maaa, CallfOMla attar the dala Ml for the opanlnQ A ........ NO J ON.OOAV, 21H t2827 rtennoua .,..... thereof E. Or....,... Lana. Orange, CAI Wllll•m AuaNlt Heac>•. 1121 NAMI l'TA..,......,, The lk>Md of Tnt11 ... ,__ t2te7 Monrovta. Coet• ....... c.tlfornl• Thi lollowlng .,.,_ "'a doing the PfMaOt Of rajtOttng any and al JACI( WllNllTl!IN, 2 IH E. 92927. tlll..,_ u . bide or to wallle any 1m1Qu1Mtt1ea 0t orangavl•• 1.ane, Orange, CA Caryn Lo9an Htepe, 1028 P R 0 0 U C T 9 W I! I T lnformallllea In •ny bid or In the 9*1. Monrovia, Coala MeM, Callfor!lta 019TRIBUTOR8, 15120 llrct't St , bidding Thia. bl*"-' la ooricMclad by• 92827 ~ Bwh, CA 12"0 HORMAN E. WATSON lln'tl'9d 1*1M11iNP. Thia buelnw la oond"l:i.d by• MADINE CAfllPBHTli.,1,_~~)$ 8ecretary, Board AlfMnd J. 0t900'Y general part~. Quall N9wpott INctl OA ·-Of T'rvet-. Coaat JAG11 w.INteffl Wlltlam" ~ ifoLL 'f PU'-"IKi, 2083 Clllf Comm;;n11y COiiage Olttrlet Thie .. ,._.,. .... 1t1ec1 with UW Caryn lo08"t Of ,~ leech. CA Oate3 Publl•flad Ora"i)t Coatl Dally Col.my ()ertt of Orlll'IQll COurl~ on Thie lllterntl'lt wM wttl1 Ina Tin bullnael 11 ooncMltiad by a PltOt, June t. 13. 10&.' Mey tt. ,.., COul\ty °*" Of OrllOQll Ooullty on ganetal ~nenhlp 2tle0-&3 l'tf7M Mey lt, 1~. .,._,.,.. Cer'*'* t---;======::::::a:;-1 PvbllaMO Oranoe OoHt Dell)' "*" TTlll "8ttment -Ned wllh the I l'tlot ~ ao June e 1$ 20 1MS 'ubNltled Orange CoHI 0.lty OOunty Clar1I Of Oranoa County on I .' ..... "·"" l'ilul • • • . Hle-13 l'llot, Mtir n . ao. "'-... "· ,. ... ey 1\, 1113 ~ ,,,, tit .ufl wf\" 1• ~n..a!ll ~ l'ut>llthM otanoa cout oa11y j'""• tuf'\ ''"" Piiot • ...,, 23, ao. "'-.. ti, 1..S "'(\ .. , ., our ~ 'fM1.ilt~ '" I hop •I home I hop 1 .1111o11 ·11.111," CIWlfted 642·7"7 --------------- 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 CLASSIFIED INDEX .......... ....... FCK Tu.day through Ffl. dey publleatlone 4.30 pm the prevloul d.y fCK 8alurdey publlcaUon, OMdllM la 3 p.m Fridey Sundey Oeedllne la II p.m Frldey Mondey dMdllne la 11:30 a.m S.tllfdlly To Pl1ee YO\# Ad Cd 642-5678 R[AI CSTAH ',, '" ... 1 "''"'" "" ft1)h11 t\elh ... h'•'•" It.It••., t'• hifl_.,;1,. .... ,.~ ... , ... t\t ., ,. & ........... ·~I MA• t 1•t.. M•- t ....... ••uml II I • t I 11nl .. 111 \.•Ill ltw•lll•li(h,H ho t f ... .,.. lt.•••wt .,., ... • JJ'•lll 1 ht .t I I .t1it•••1o1 ll1h I ·•Iii Hll ~ii·•• I .. ~. t '''"' i-.1 .... 0 \, • ~· ...... ,. ,. ·~Ill' ,1 I '"• ttfl ....,, lw.•1\1111· It ... -..,~ .... "''" ... 'ti. .. t ........,, ....... .. ..... ,-. .. . 1. ..,,,., 11 119(lf '1 I t ll,•1• \ ' ... \p11lfl•4' 1 .. 111 I I I•• B' .,.. 11 1 I t1 • •• J I 11 • It 1•• I tt1111 •" .......... I 111 h .... ' ...... "'' 1~1 ......... "' .. . f•1•l1 l1 ·'It 1 l•&..I """'' M··t-.11 It otttt I''"" '1•t1;11IA1H 1...,._, ,, lff,oltll'I \1 •;o.11 1r1 •• ,,111 t t •u• ,, ''""" h.11 .. fu • .11111 ·~···, .. ,, ... ,," ",,.. s•·•nnc Jt [_ l:Nh•'lft" u l w.,.lil"d RENTALS U1--1"' I '1h.1• r1n•,..·~ ti liJ""' t 111'11 f,j t f I "' Hfll!t ... •O ' 'I t 11111 I t I I HI ' .. ,,, .W• ..... .. t "'''111.u ... ,,, 1-.., •~ "' • I dt , .. ,, ••••• ~ f A1w1 ''""'" t ••h•~''"' ~ .... fl.,tthl• i ,,, 't·'~ t .,.,,, t I t\I tl ... u .... "" ...... fl 11i"' M uh ,,_,,II, .. ~ ... , .. ,, ....... \.,. "'" ft•tWf• ........... ," ,, •'' ........... , "'•' ... , ••• ,, •• , ... thf I tfl t K1 "'-'I tt-...... , .... h11tl ... t .. , f11! ht''"". l1lot t\f,114;• ·~ ....... "". M • 11, ,, • "' IOIH I •H ··,·~ n•a , Ch«:k 'fO'Jr Id datty and '" • report et'rCKI lmmedl· r·• ataly The DAILY Pll .. OT 1' w., aaaumM llablHty fCK the :: ·; 11,.1 lnconect "-'llon " only I ., ................. . :: .. ~ ce • .,.1 alft I ~ 1------'"""!---• ..... l 1911 Onty 5 yrt MWI Blft Eu1· aide locatlon Owr\9t nu ~ out of ........ ' llquldatlng IOeal lnveal· ment1. Annual lnc:ome of $43.11001 750-1601 or • • • 752-7373 I • .. II 11 • I 1111 ,,,. ' ., WALKER&LEE RealF.state . ···-. ...,. ~. : ~"''•-.. ---IUY--.....,.llS=.,.Flll,.........,ST=- :~~: W111Nll 1m One ~ hlQNy upgradeO Broadmoor home, ea- lhtdral oalllnga, 2 n,. t • plaoee, OOOVWNUon pl1 : •• Secluded corner with , hand1oma 1ton• ••· ·•, tenor LOYaly 48R 3ba • ' llOma wtth pool and MP-' arata tpl off mutet • 1ulta 17915,000 fH, . · 1 831-1o&OO ... ..,, llU 1Ut.O. • :· Actually 3 aepwate I tlaty homw wttl't gwdent and • •I yatda. Nlcely maintained 1 ~·1 with__,., ,..,,, .. , .. : .. .. cor<U. 2 bdnne eecti and • quality amenlt .... Ow.- • wtll exd'langt $240,600 .. • e31-1o&OO ;~ t WU11UFf &nUL9I • '" Lo~ famlty tlome In ~. ' OOOd .,.. Alt -111 ... : for enjoyable IMng In a 4 •· ' bdrm hOme with pool S197,000. A11umabla " .... ~.~~~C[KNTS • , ~1~2~~. 1a "'": 1, .. 1 .... t llhol \t•li l'itW·lu 1 '1 -\A.·\lllOKft' ~~;7."1~ ~j~~.:;,1,, ::\; tU>MI '-' Inc 1,,, 1 1• REAL ESTATE BUSINESS & 631"1400 FINANCIAL jf1, .. ,t.t ...... I,, -II "H''"''"" ''tJ••"' ,,,;, H~ .. ,, .. ~ ¥\ .011,I •fh •"th••1 !t"1•i• •It.JI lot• ,,,,., "•' t \\ .. ,nnl •·• Seduded tg 3 CK 4 bdrm ; :: hma In 8actl Bay gated ,, • comm\lnlty Lg f• Iota built tgeo, -t• view " •l\I •• I l "'' .,, _,. .. """''""' '' • a11111 125,000 dn '" • w traducad prlce1 't ., .. ., .• .., I 1 • Trad•• poHlbl• tool £MPLOYKNT 7804890. 11~ I V.4 •• • J •... "4 , ... , ~ .... ,.._,., u .• - ANMAL S I ! '•11EWP1 1 '...'.~IT\-·· .. • ·--H·~__... 111,1001 • ::~~ Walk to the bMdll Thia l .......... .. .... ," .-RCHAPl>ISE "•' , .. ., ,. prl\lata, guatded c.om munlty olltre many amenlllH. Enjoy the prtvacy and tranqulltty of IMng In thlt lul!urioul wt. \. ti 11• H '• ~ .. ht ti• ',.. ....... A. ••4•1'"''•11 f ll!joUltf : ling Pr\oad for quick , •.. '. Nie Don't delay call •• ,. &4&-7171 I ft• It i fM ''*'•ti• ... , ... 1111ovlit1lil 1 .. o•h l1v.1lt \ ftlll.'. "" \ ,.11ai1 ,,,,. THE REAL ESTATE RS lo1.t111Hft "Jt ---------- .\11-tll;nt•ljl I 11 M1• \o\emut I M 11t•••I ln"''-'''t1"\" r.~.i• t.11u•1tf•1t 111 ''• 1 i'1"11 • ._ A ••11t1u1-. "-.. 11 ,,,.,.,,,,I(,••••'' .... ti t\ lt..1111 fl •• •.: BOATS ~ t ,,... 11.' 11111 ""''""•' I '°'""'l I ....... ..,. ~,.-. 1 '"' • , ,,.,.,.. h1•11 ,,,. M•1H1 ..._, "' •u,111 ~ ., .. \ ... .. ''"; 11\.illf-.ji• ,.,. "'Utt11ol• f•\,olr •f !It I./'• i.. ...... ' I'll TRANSPORTATION I\, I It n. l 1 ~ .n.,.,, .-.tu M tttt h, .. ,, •H• •M ...... :ti-• .,,, ... ,,.,.., Wllll M.·••·• tt·•'•• "'':-0 H\ ,.., .. , l•. It,, ,. ... ... ..... If' I 1111 4' I AUTOMOTIVl "'' ..... ,,11., tlijll Auoi . .._. t\t11" • ,,,.,. ,,..11!\ "''".,. "'·"'lf"I to1Jtl ..,, •• , IJ •'--• u .• ,, ~ .. ,. t \li1• lh1\I' H!t~I 1, ...... ;nt•• ',,,, AUTOS IMPORTED '"'. u .. ou "'·*'·· A·1 1•H ltM\< t 11! •H I \tl•u' 1•11111 "' . ' ... ••• .i, ..... 1 •• ,,u '•••t•• lt t1tf I~ L111r111• ~ ah1n1 ..... ,... .. l,.•li.M M.,.1. M.-•••'• M,,1 .... .,. f\•o M·1 .... • •• h. +,.,, •. .... 1•11i-1 litll! lolll4 •I "Ill \11 'I !ii; t ~1.n •111 111."'• "'"' ~·" 'fl,, 1,111· •1•1 I 1110 lifl4\ .. ,.: ., .. ,~,~ IA litlt=ll~ ~sh? Or a lot of cash? Then cell classified Those things taking up space an your home. items you haven t used 1n ages. may be 1ust what someone else needs So give us a call It's e<asy to use cluslfled to gel your hands on some caah 11111 NII """"'"-p--"'11 w.... .~ • ?J-' r or Clanlfltd Ad ACTION Cd! A OAIU '1C.OT AD-'tiso. tel-Mn I ... I .... ,,, .. ,. ""* -========== ... ," . ... "IC"'' ... _._hf K•'t\lllWlt Kolt. lilo'I•• """" •M b 'Yt•N rutttt\ii r ....... ,,,, v~~k•v.•M""' Vo•vd M .. 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IHI ----------------llllOll .DIG iiiiAM fbr, hiS:m,eoroee j:AiJORAMte ~Ol6uxe3bf,,_ U •• l ISLE .l', •OIT so llwy !'Jlu:-10 lt•~-vaoetlon tn Strat• from pool, Incl . ...,_,I OCEAHVIEW XPL~o1.":!~o2, ~~pi!: 1 ~lnll0119&CMn. bMdl • .,. 10. pvi. "ow n ... _ ............... ~=,..• ford-Avon tour lrltten dtytir. refrlo, OW. IOOO H~ uooreoect 4 Bt, 7 ..........____, •• 7_ ... ~1 r ... ._. c:erpeta. Clfepea from le751'illtl 13.2~ "'-it l..Mgoon view from d.ramalk 3 bdnn. 4 ~n~:n:;.o! ':!; --~O:C, end.....!"': M3--732f or ~ 1 II f•llJ h• ,_...., "" ,.,.. No P«&. Ml>-2975 ... NW bath poolluwnc' Sl,76(),0001''t!Oe ~~~ Prtn only Ht:::. ~ 'f04lt :;"',Ith 2 C:.,: ~·:.,~~ frl •r. Pwtwallt~ ~9!.~ ~· !::, ~: Ul ... WW 3bdfm,2b9.evell.~ UYlllE PUOE llYfRO•T ---W•l• ... 1.IOtlnltf C«itur; 11pt. For det'* 111& tut 9"-f64IO ' tt•• 1700/mo. Call Gerl, t& 2 Bf. TowntloUMAcita nowt Ac1' f7Mt70 yf 2 .__ 2 b Cttta•tsa lie.a oell714-4113-Ct0t • 83t-44020f646-t212. lrplo,dW-,lfvC)etlo, ONTHE8AHO S,_:tut'Ular ba ront dplx 2 bi". .,. up;. r, iiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:=-;i·-------eelta.... 1114 3 Br, 28ehomel1f boh, all 11111/•t, Latge f.utlkSa 1 Bt. natu-encltd~ SUMMER RENTAi. 2 l:>MPdnEll21boaSIUt lipacelNOllERt'dOCuc.:W:-ed f!.1,·~.,.000 11111 .; bdrm,3 be llpa home. 8XNfX XNX RT8. HM :::a~:::.c~.~f,~~· 144-1CIO rill wood thN-Ou1, llV, H:'t>!:'rr~ue~mo 3 Br. 2 ea. unit, ... bllr, n w .. 1 CHlf Ua&.000 Wiii 1112 ti.. 24 30 • 7 t3-4SM543 . rwtrto ln06d. 1435. 130 E &40-5&23 tumlehed. --.. tJt"ffJI e,:n.an & ,etty views Mtmne room, 4 bcirm, 3 2 Br. 2 Ba, 2 ~ gat, up-ti.t.,-i 10 offer• S..2-41168 no pet 11:0 ,~· -OuWI 2 llory, 3 bf, 2..,. be. 20th 81. fO. 861-9523 · lnC6d 8um1'*' . .-dad bath, 3700 ~ft $1,38:),000 Oreimftonl grMMd. Show. Ith • ~~ 546-0f14 + BRANO NIEW, CLOSE TO + den. Av~ 7-tO. WI oweo-5802 8u1tror. ..... model. It 15,000 8aetlbe6i 2 Br. ~ .• , . BEACH. s 8t 2 ... Ba. lt400/mo. 7eG-a139 &.-~bdrm '425 + '376 oep. TSL MQmt f.42-1803 LIDO ISLE •v:•Oar41t 125.0 o Adult park, l.,,...i .... , 1111 d1w1r, etove, gatag•. Speotoua 4 Br 3 'h Ba. WL•lfleld au pd Mature cJ>M Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath+ 1.w-gt• n-t: """' nn =·:.f'~-~ nnn:uxolW e&llbO. ~~ ulll• lncd ~·l• ~rm, fem flaUPTI prel'd . Nr. 405 Fwy , ... ti.ta beam ceilinp, fum1shed, palloe $420,000 oe>llon. Bkr. 875...010. fUlly fUm, oloM 10 Hoeg . rm, frplo, petloe, --8Mutllul gerden ept1. 8~. lMe-9243 ltatalJ 1M7 Ho1p. te50/mo. Call 0on·1 welt 2 bc:lfm 2 be 4 heng, ntcely lndacpd. P1ttoe1deob. No S>el•· 2 IUWlll OO<E fllRU.IS UJICll lllLLTOP C~o, 2 Br ~2V. Ba, tlAl•HI WYllW wkdyll (7t4) t-4924-7f22, rern h<>IM w/w Ol'"t• 11550/mo. &40-1327, ohtldr.-i welcome. Exqulelte~.::!e:!.. New 4 br, 4 \!\ ba, custom French Nonnandy CM K~~w 64544;;. :;': Nice 48R. Freahty pall'Utd nll..twtnd• t-Me-2143 *'400'• •I 53H190 B ST 66Mt5&, ~ 1~1 2 Bdrm. 1 'le Bell\ l6eO YILUIE 5 bdrm, f be,.....,. 12: ~tale 1 2 prune acre hilltop $1,250,000 &42-2002 •vet wknd• ' + MW lendtoaPtd WOl'lt ()( &45-2eo.4 Rily'-llPll IUIP 81 3~~~ton ~ 1 J 2 Bdrm lu11tury alel)Mt~. ~ COIOIUll DAYS ll YFllO•T In bade. Locattd In oe1• NEWPORT CREST HOMES FOR RENT I Monteoo moo.I In a..-· ~·· In 14 plent 1 Bdrm & dble . f42 7080 Comado laland l-u.tt bayfront lot. 85' boat dock Plans avail. Muw $370,000 w/trade. PAlll LIDO COllDD 3 br, 2 ba, frplc, 2 car carport. lmmac rondu. On greenbelt. Comm. pooJ $125,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 l\oy\•de Or ovt· N 8 b7S blbl * HARBOR RIDGE * (OOll' VISll tht· lllll!>I fabulc>u<, V ll'W m·w l uo;tom h onw in Nt•wpurL Nothing 10 wmpare w1th th1!1 4 Wrn1. rdm rm. s b.1L h , form:il d mtog. 3 Crpk.!>, 6 Lur ~aragt• Large pool & JUCuzz1 Conw to t h e gatt• and a~k for :i Yorkshire·. 7MJ 19:H OPEN DAILY 1·1 IElllE M 1'1111 =~ =~ .. -:':. BMut ~~oo+ den Huntington 8eadl 3 & 4 wind. <><-ii & c:tty 111. L.rg ~ 2,::. c:rpl/~'ra· ;:;, ";'!!!:' :~:: Lu•ut1ou1 oonc1om1n1um L:= !x':!r~otf~z,;.~ dlltl• Aaldng '3e9.000 S 1300/mo A~ 646--0296 ~rm. S775. Fet\Oad yard vi.w.. New c:c>t t. freeh n 1-389e pell. Me&. + poole, tennle, on LMI Tahoe' I bee& d led wl1h I Cell dayt f73-23 t t f.ar9 Kld1 & roo. ~t Comm. pool, IPll I weWrllll11 pond1 0.. tut North 8hOf'e -~ u~• mind. ~~~ 11101 IU&.n Gtatrll Oil ••cone. 645-20 oo. tennll. 11500/mo. Lynne New Condo 3Br, 2'~Ba. forcookl,;g & healing VIiiage M•nt ex1ru $154,900. Call now Oatllll-2111 49r2LC3Uii&;:r1Y Agent,nolM. Velenllne Prop lrptc,2caroereio-.qui.t peld From Swt o.eoo WeekofJune 8-25.Helf 979·5370 3 Br2ea.11000 yrty. · lni ....... 7llO-M33. end unit. Elden Av. 1750 Frwy drive North on Pflce '550. 540-&063 WATllFlllT 11"-D Special aummer rentala-1 11 ~ wutaJff AIU mo 76~80 8Mct1 to McFlldden end OCEANFRONT Legune with dock. Npl Ille, ,_In Br c::ondo on bey, 4 Br 1 Br C&\do In &..,.tr .. 2 b d , m • 2 b • ~ 1 er. with oereo-_, on McFedden to S.llci\, fully turn mo '79. GrMI water view rambling llouM on Bal 191. (enort dflv. 10 L..guna •t oondolllrepl1oe. pool. No pet1. 1420/mo S •• w 1 n d VI I I a 9 • Jun.-Sept 494-~ lront & rMt Locattd nr .l&Olll IUl.n end Of t3S) Llg llvtng 1800 mo Uf-31115 6-45-5577. (7!4~5198 Polnt. Flex term• Alltlng. ,.., IUIAll9UT room, deck, tennli prM-&4e-27llO ' lntall tt SANTA ANA HTS. S52S,OOO by owner llM1ll . =,~"l~:iiim=: Tutla mo ~ '3~ ~~~ ... , ..... ~ 2741 lwt .. Pritt .. , ... , &50-1906 9fe-1750 oercten•ng. 11192 E Or-Stu'Olo, 2 blk. to m . F. to "" 28' api HB mx f I I • & I I H•rt>Or Knoll• Condo Udo Ille: 3 bdrm & llUn rm. 2 B I I d Amezl';l net I~ 5 rm kid ange. Drive by. oell freen paint, dean, evllll mo. J '!\ utll. Ellen 3 Br 1~! fl:. '•m ~m~ laun· 3 br. 2.,. be. $280,000 ~=~ 1 =If'•. Im-wtg:r r,vM2'5,,;0~",.g~ 1>11~25 £~81~r~~~ &46-7009 W>Olmo t-240-e070 636-76113, 976-3757 dry rm. 24K30 gar All By owner, 7GO-f981 Bayfront Condo.' 2 bdrm Fred ~eon 559-9-400. ~11y I• PALMM ESAAPTS 11?.irt lfu~ 2711 Ftoenrw/M/F141perdMn these leaturee PLUS new --with pool and ~rlty 8 f -L.. tMlt MeN Dr. well located NB Condo. crpt, ~ vlnyt kltc:Nn, Saa Cltatltt 1071 WATERFRONT HOMES ea9" uai.. tr '440. Unturn. t Br. 1 • blk toet~7~' 1310. f76-9643 bath and laundry room 11 .. IOO....,IDI ~ blad Uii UafuaWa.. 1300 Cattbtwn9--4.546-llf80 ~-=r · mo. lllllllllllllftlll flooring end ,_ paint In OCEAN VIEW FrM MW 2 BR, w/~ get, Wlb PINE BLUFF APTS. . eov.tng So Or Cnty !u~t buy°$;~:= thll Cadlllac 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Pretty, ciMn 2 Br 1 L we 2 bdrm pool home kid hkup, evelt now. 1875 2 BR. 2 Ba. with bluff,,.._ 1 blt~M MW ="'O::: LaQune 10 ~ c.m.ni.' '.LLD ••••n $ 2 7 9 o o o own• r I Cape Cod. t blk from proof OfPI• 16115 Info •t Betty, &45-lltft Chtld olc. pa11o. tplc, gu I . ~JW lltt &81-4999 ~ 998-87Sll 0t 5-47-49738 watw. $825 f75-9&87. BEST Rtty 53Mt90 f• llOl/9, dlahwuMr. IC)e, ete ";.~5-e646 MIC •--------Ul...0114. -------Ct • l u:: an ---CtrtH ••I ... 2121 lndry rm .,.., ,_ · M/F ehare hOuM, PoOI. ma t ,... ._. llllflfll SPMC 113t~t07 2BR 1 Betll nrooean 31t •P•. tenn11. Uoo. 3~rT~wnho$;S::9:op-••~iltltatl 1100 2br,2bll,fp0b..mf1Vrm. Large21tory3bdrm,2112 2 Bdr 2 Be, pool, llP9, Spw:iooeUtory 3bdrm 38th.S1 . .&45yrty Frlpe, &45-2439-.lwtmde. . \ l : ·/ L I ti/~' 11 R(ALT"' '\ l~•Wl*'\fMl""''• S~ 0fo 751 _9 ~· IUDUUPUI 2cger.nrboh.lt100.No ba, and unl1. Belcony prlmelocetloo.Flreplace. 2112 b• .• 1; cond: ger.d/W9hr,S-Frl8/t0 M/Fenr2Brh•,non-"'*' 6-4._.. 57 · pell. 540--0f111 over'loolclng llvtng .,. .. Avall. 711. 1144-8573. Wehr/drl pool •P• ~PM-f PM & Sal $225 mo ·~ U111 + 1176 HELEN B, DOWD 1 ~~12 i~sa. hO~~i Niver beforat Never ;:.,n!:~u<:no!!.~ $795. 113 ..3537 ' tOAM-12:00 dep e.s.'a20t II Ttrt tntenor. Thie I• the beet .aglllnl 3 Br 2 Be kid/pet pet• 1875 c.11 ft. A rtat1t1 Val. Spat1lllng dMn 2 bdrm 7 Br, .._ c:pt1/drapee. Mt F IN ~wpol1 home REALTOR, INC. 644-0134 Ill HO boy In town 132.500. w/~tr 187!5 !5311-ftllO wtcnd1 !55""°378 • Ctnu ••• Jiu 1122 1'A be. '536-640. Utlli blt-lnl, pool, $860/mo 27-37 • ~ Near ,_ 5 Br 2 Ba. 5-40-511a7, egt BE T Alty fM. peld, retrlg & 09t9, 2 0 o w n I I • I r I Short term OK Cell ;;~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~~:i=~:;:::I •Ingle ievel 'condo LAGUNA BEACH telta .... BM 1mw 1 bdrm, ltoveyfty ~-llNll dllldren olc, no Oover/WHtcllll "" 0 •• ". 8 4 2 -3 4 4 2. ttln ch<>'oe 1ocauon, 1220 eq Treuur• 11...,_ & IJMd, 1 a; hOUM Witt\ 110 4 bdrm. $700 -11200. !~C:ii~T,· Avi.Jrra7U::. pell. &4M&48. 531-1286. WTlllEST llmOIUT It, new crpt/p11n1 1tngtee&dble$2f,500to alnglM only 1350~· MOO/mo.5t9-2U-875f t~waii-&42..,.905 ci..n2Bt.lfgkltehen.Npt -M-/F-to-11v--2---bl'-.-2-t1e-R9mod•~ 3 Bedroom l'l.AZAUU Dr~lea & lndry atoove. $65,500 LllHlyle. utlle ll"l<lld 7at-77lf . STUNNING large 3 Bl. 2 Hgt• '500. 2421 E. 19th Promontory Pt apt wntt home In Coste M .... VIiiega Walk TownllooM. CloMly locattd by pool & 499-5748. · · 'R: Spectacular ooeen & city Be. gerden 9')1, pool. St. 6-45-5109 view, NB. $430 f73-4346 Be am e d c 1111 n g I recreellon 41/'M PINN 2 bd, 1 ba, on quiet Or llgtlt1 view, large 1 Br. '535/mo 710 W 19th St Tiied kllc:hen countere, Enci Nd 1 len call to -& compare. NB, Un1V8f'Nl 24.tlO. 2BA. cul-dl-HC $700/mo. I rn • n y • m • n It I•'. · · · ~Ill.I N.B ctn. non, tmkr, prof., llardwood lloore and 0 pet ~eEfi'g'tttvl Ownr 58 t-98-49. 232&&-2 tBe. Jdnt c::ond, mature Aefl Req &42-5241-. ty $860/mo. f.42-5757. THE SEVILLE 2 Br. w/gar, l&YJlllT M/F to._. Oen*"-· 3 ltrge yard with fruit condition O<angeAve ..:end bldg mobile petk Boat lac,• etp11, drp1, bltln1, tncd Lrg 3 Br, 2 a • ...., b<:f'I, ~~ ~~-= tr ..... att thla for Juel deco<. Air condntontng by pool next 10 I01 lot bay acc.. S45M, S20M 3 bf. 2.,. be, 2 frplc, wet 651·1177 11110 IPlllAL yd w1pe11o. _,., pd. ..., .... ...,.,......, .. 1t1 ~ ,. s 133.900. Call Donn• 1 1 t5,000. · dwn, owe bal, 875-8487 bar, dedl off ..ch bdml, 28 t9 "J" Sent• Ana Av.. comptet• kl1. OW· 11800 $380/mo. 87&-6747 or Webat• or Toddy Smith llLEIOIT a .... ltac~ 1040 IC=:... Let yard. dbl get w/openw1, NOW $97& '520. c.11 1-5. 930-4120 y1'y e75-7587 I &42-2123 ~~~ .. 1 m 00 o.re detalll llJ I lfADH IU ---. ry I comm. =~· CIOM LA02BRW/FAPLC NEWPORT PIER AREA -...,--South---C-;oest--PleD,--,.... mflLLJ Cryrta lllS to SC 1850/mo. -MICMll.eoelO!Wn -·--Utll~~.;51A bd,Jupalyt~. delu•• 3 Br 2 Ba. no 9Werd .............. P«l•--llULn 111-noo INUlll 2oemiierylo11lor Ml:a1 PeulHld<ey&65-2ea2 w ·----t.""'·-'. vllll 1"· pet•. yearty. 11200/mo Cove i""&"'eonio'To 1--------•lhome wttll 4BA, 21/2 bl. Pactnc VI-Memorial 3Br, 38a upgraded OOodo 144-H11 -eese. &42-5341 f73-U40. lhare. Prefer ~. ~·pool/Jae •r;:!,.-itw-Pk. $450 .. Incl endow-on park. Sl25 mo. T~~= ~-~ p:: Very large t er. balcony, YIW OlllHYI NWPT HOTS Speclou1 pertty furn, ..,_, PoOI. GE 1s9-9100 ·~ . .. . .. . . . ·.· ..... ,. IPYIWlllU nment lll'M. gat• ment co1t C1ll 531-2292Agl. tennll,ava11 8/1.'97&. pr .,-itranoe. ~for Specloo• E-•ld• Ap1i. new.r2Br,2Be.Ck>Mto y•r•q,•· $300/l'llO YIEW ...,.l YlLIE tmmaculate4bdrmhome f.':!~d!: 1~0=~\~: 2t3-119t-ec>17 1875/mo, 4 Br 2 Ba. nu couple, on Avaoado. Enc:lger,petto.~lflWtr& !>di. 2 Mltr Bl IUlt-. 711:,./-!5~!987 or ·rvv • on laf~ lol BeaullMj Priced to H ll 11 htlun/Uilta IJR I c:pt, drepee & ~n1. V• WOOOBRJ1~E-LAKE :;~,71-t. 18115/mo. 1tOll9 Mostutllttr• No ~~~n::~~July """""'- 1100,000114er yard wit Oriental br1dge $368,500. See •• Prati-:a ti it ~ N c:en1 Refs req d. 500 3 Br 2-A a._ ramtty rm . pete. Nu, 3 & Condo In H8, •1rbf 11l11 l1 ~1oo:~w1~h0,:! :;'!~ ~~~1 HalQP,.2:•~ .. ~;:; ~~;~~· Dr Agl . frl*:, eJc, wet bat, dbl telta.... HM ',8;,.12~ t:: ::·r:..-=.-548 3M4 I SI. lly rm & UP91en gerne 539-1435 _,,__ geteio-W/Of**, luah f Bdrm, upeulh, utfi. Pd 23~EldenAve .. C.M tYlf •lftl. rm Tranelened owner •1 $345,000. New loen et Condo 3 Br 2 c.et oweio-. petlo •l•utomatlc 1379/mo. eao Velenol&. M&-7854 Prof male. 1tratght, Filtllllll YllW tf 11ery motivated and By own«, 4 Br, 2 Be, 12% lnt8'•1. with 15% 1796/mo, Xlnt locetlon. 1prtnkler1, lar9• 1un 536-t388 non-amkr/dm4u wtlhee would COnllder ••change owned & hlgllty upgraded down. Bkr. 833-8182 Po o I. 7 5 1 -9111 & . dedl. vl.-of North Lake. · ftW mHll to ettr your luxutloul l1ok •• , I aitJ for Coron• d•I Mar by ln1erlor decorater. Big C.M OuplH. W/$50K f.4 ..... 1!57 11050/mo. 769-11104 1 Br upper,~~ 2 Br, 2 Ba, lam comple11t. SlnO'M t & 2 Bdrm Aper1-home/condo/apt. Call l~lth. Well duptu . A educed to 1 119,500 984-8871 dwn. P',ommt 11 $ tOOO/m. Eutalda 3 Br. t Ba, ancled -/Wtlndi. ::i· ':~·~, .. .' Cell dlhwr/d~. encl get, menti & Townlloo.... Sten Otlon, 530-3119 • • ,. _.1~ •-ter ~~~-~ ~ 4 Harbor lut. lluMar Owner• unit hat 2000 1q oareio-. pe11o. lvge yerd, l.!tu• .... k WI 75 t-9905, Iv~ utll pd, lndry rm, upa1alrt j Som• are elegantly Retired unancumt>ered ,. •• • -.--ty -.. w.'1 tt w /ffYelfY Jl'tra Agent no 1191• '556/mo. + 1 ~ apt, no pN. '550 + l300 fUmlahed 8ertancler lor pertlel Hitt W / •rlYafe iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil llllEttl Ill• 6-42-llOM mo Heu r It Y d • P · :::m. r~ Bahlltf ~ 2 Bdr 1 Ba. c:rp,., drapee, • dep 2324 Elden St From 1596 F,.. room for l6ght ~ ••• ~a-a.. l la..ILll • Neu -t• Two mut• 548-~2 or 77G-6e29 d......,: 1 le 24oo""'"tt orw. petlo, e:etPQt1 71fl 548--4147. OnJemt>or.erd •• t-. Ann S.0-2303. •-• IY • 11Ul181 Belt etM Under I.I. TllPlDIS ES ""'"'' rp • Shellmar-B 14 76 Sen.JoequlnHllllRd 54G-224!5 mkt " $134 900 Mak• Good rental ., ... Have Ide Chann• 2Br. 18a, Ct'p91td, Iron! & bedl 556-9650 VILLA VISTA APlS -------- at•ltl11tt11 If , ~ ofr Bkr 84&-0709 Income 4 tax llheftlf' or cpta/drpt, blt.na, lrplc;, y Ir d w I ~ en er . '576/mo. 2 Br 1112 Ba. 144-1• Roommete to n 3 Bf fl If I"" 4 live In ' ger9, petto, pool, lndry $1000/mo . AV911 2 Bdr 2 Be, balcony, encl Townhome, grMnbell, VERSAILLES houM, '250/mo & t/3 I tr•I .. ,. lrriat 4 .,...1 ... 1 Tan•• ladt, MOO mo. '" + ..c. Julu 1. For appt. ca11 oereo-. teundr;. Wlllk to llr, carPort. balcony VIL' .. BALBOA utll. e.2-1983 llft 8. Ctv'll •• , •• Ill J Olr W5-I • • avatl Juty 1 W..."4 4117-1825 aft 7PM gollcourN & ICllOOll 2018 Thurln '"" or Mette. ' • 3 bdrm. 2 be. 2 )'fl old AeetltO<e ~910 I · *550/mo. 6-45-8473. . TSL Mgmt M2-1e03 'CONOOS93t-49e0 --------llra&I II ftl -co ndo, by o w ner mlA Yllll iifulft Vle)t Ullt ~ Roommele to llMr• ~ IPllH•Wllllll S107,000 63 1-7507 TllPlD 3 bdrm, 2 N. 2 Fp4c:. on UXllbAf!A 2 Bdrm 3 2 bdrm, 1 ba. c:a.rpete, WATllflMT ltOfY,2bdrm.2be~ 111~. I lflll If View tram ltv. rm, lnc:rtd Balboa Pentntula Ylntege, cul-d ... Hc CloH to · • drapee, bullt-.tna. "6M 9'e81iBJIU Charming ddar 2 bdrm In COM. Miiie or '-"-· .12.a IOO kltc:hen, dlnlng ., ... 3 llEWPORT alwey1 rented, R-2 lot,'..\ 1 •choo11. parll•. golf ba, I.Mc• "'-"'·di* gw 2218 Maple. 931-2927 ••11n•l11 apt °" Cenel Aeoen11y ex.oe11en1 loo '350 mo ,., : bdrms. IPL llrdwd ftre, 2 blocil lo Mnd Prtoec:I 10 cou,_. $1125 Aftw 8 wtlh opener, p()OI. 1825 2BR 2be Condo. ltOl/9, ., r~eted. Older' per-&42-9225 or 758-49031 141-l n 1 frpb, vacant In CdM VIEW ae 11 •I • 2 45 . 0 00 21J..49f.. 7233 c.tOI • 537-3341 /d ~ Id 1lo BeeutlfUlly lllndacac>td !erred, utll paid. $860 John THE REAL ESTATERS 1595.ooo el lrvlne pr1cee 3 bdrm, 2·~ eso-5711 •ft 5PM IM ... v.,de Lg attrac 38' • ..,.. ~' Bit u501~. '5~'-npe • i-:~~~=::. mo. 5»-8 !4!5. __ W_A_LK_T..._O_BEA_Qi __ I .._ H I I I •t 4il \ b• Hollytl()(;k I In Turtle c ... PreL l S I 2Br. nr Harb«. No pete: '.l U,Ys::o;, caMll. 2 7 Bl. 2 Ba. MeN Vwde, Bac:halof '430 Saa Cltatatt 2776 Room In 1-ve 48r ~ · 1 ·~ Rock Olin Garden CdM retd/off!OebldQ , Avatl. $850. &41-3937 frpla,pool,t9'1ni..Wlllk to 1rp4, ~. trg ~1. No 2 Bdrm, w. a.. '590 · U28mo.+1rtM.1M&i.t Realtor, 67::>-oUUU ~omn Out1tandlng prox. IO,OOO eq · k 'Neer tOth & ,,,_,,ta, 4 beecll. 11300/montllly SMtl•. S596. 957-2515. 2250 Vanguard 2 Br. '500. Yearty POOi. nr + depoelt. ~ per'IOO Wlllllllll r tEW fro;" almost wvery $950,000. $250.000 dn. Br. 13/4 Ba ~ petlo, on ...... 840-6272 -· 4119-<4 72 t 11..ag. Botl). 54G-M2f l>Mc:tl, but. No SMtl• w/,_, ONy A June t 5 Lovet'(~ 4 Bdrm. CtHll ••l ••r 1022 1:z' ~ge~yard Xlnt financing, grHI dlehw..,_, kid• & S)9ta 4 BR. lam rm, frplc, nu 2 Br. 2 Be atudlo 9')1 4ee-e277 _M_6-_208 __ 1 ____ _ ltrlom. greet bec:tl"I ywdd 2 HIT1 . potential f7M700 egt. Gt! $725/mo S500MC:ur-epl/pnt, ~ & city w/belc, yd, exit E/llde meatiB.AU OCMn-ctty-CatallnL.vlew, WE LOOI FDR Walk to ICf'too • •n ~ •••• .._ lty Agent no fee v iew 11500/mo loo lf25 720-0944, 3b<,2be1tlepartment lhopplno OnlyS178.llOO 2 Br & 3 Br. 2 Ba L01 & • ... , --11• S46-2000 7~1 Ulltmlfl CIOMtoevwythtngl tdeel JDU1 53t-t370. hatf, ooaen llcM 01 hwy ~ Manytnoomeprop«11Mto c .. now 2 Br. 2 8&. home 8wltlfutlylandacac>td 1 2 3~ no pate O w n • r I B r o It • r OhOOM rrom -4 unn1 & Nr SC Pfau. 3 Br. 1 'Y· Ba. w/dbl get kid & pet ot1 2 Br. 2 Ba. Twnhl, ~. garden apta. Poot t. IPll i:30~. Avell. June t5. ..../ .. ••••tit &7S-0~2 lfy up.BrMd&bottwto 1 10711 Senll Aol8. 170053M1908ESTAlty noP«&.111t2Wel'-» ti Patrtoaldeoke.Nopell. (7t4)&42--0138 Unltmltad pride of o.nerthlp -MOO/mo 879-tOlle fM 1 '475/mo. 531-3571. 1 Bdrm 11 In Orange Co. Fii-". 6511177 Prlncipalacallfordetatle. Nr So. Ctt Ptu, 3Br, oa._ SllOI'•: 132f San-* 2 Br 2 Be upper. No l60546t02Bdrm 1690 .... , IHI Eltllbltllt!ed f2yeanl TRADITIONAL RF.ALTY ~:7n~l :r;c'02 .. I Alk1 '°',~ .. ·',!~7L ,.,.Ba, 2 lty, ~.dbl get, llago °" Cultomtz.d 6 SHiii, pool. Nr SC Plua. 131 E. 18t3h ~~! Co•t• u.... w oAlng Phot01 leken/Aef1 ol*d nve1men1-,-<>•or p()Ol.$&20mo 548-el22 b<lrm21toryfernllyhl'll 3 SA.UOO/mo 533-8974 ---Bdml. 2 ... m•I•. non°drlnker fmoGuam1ads..Mo9 ec!:· ~o~~h, n~=c 973--0058 On no eo.ta ~ 8luffa '''*"· 3 car ger, m.eldJe 2 8t Tn-ptex. 11.,, ,,, $870 1250/mo. hu prtv •Credit•• EY9 Wit,_ kitchen. 2 c:ar gar9, D111t 4-plu, (Covington) 2 t Br avail In• 3 Br 2 .,,Y quart.,. POOl/ec>&-Avelt bMctl, 1650 75& Scott 151 E 2t1t 548-= 931-7405 Newa. Time Megeidn<I, 38' TOWMOme ..... ~ lion 2 yr 12500 down 199.000. 7!51 -9 195. &44-41!57 cultom wall COVW1ng1, Y"I old, good Int", ulUno 1WOllM w/frplc, gel' dtl, now u 300/mo lu Pt 550-1433, 550-*21 18d;; Bachek>f '605 Fum. 1/2 blk from bCh No KNX "*"°·~Ott dr1pe1 & ehullere S2G0,000 Agt.549-1384 6-hwr,fr .. w/d,autoger f.44-7424 2Bd tV. Be 1690 knc:h *H'ld 1275/mo m-..tl-4 S209,000. 111 • ••u-EASTStoE TRIPLEX.· ... door. Need r~ mlf. Duplu, Nwpt ~ 3 Br * 2 Br MeN Vwde. ,_ '!!!~ v·:rt'd BelbOe P.-i. en-11327 · 'Aoffio.a A ..... ~., •• ,,.,, ... --.. ·-5/mo, tit, lut, ..... 2'L n-. 2 "~ ~· : d.COI f33-81174. No """" wf'IOereralocaUng _,. -p A 1 CE RE 0 u CE o. Bdrm, t balh, I 185,000 -'• ....., n ... -..-,.,...,., 540-98 8 F·-rm n kit .___..~ T·-~ _,, ~ t""" .ll.••t• 63t-3••• ~"" "-. refundeb6t. &4!-llOll6 or 2 I ,.....a._ .. ., mo ..... • · ...,... · ._.,n""' -~ "" To pleoe your ~ge - • Spaclou• 1 Bdrm end """_ ... ...., $250 + MC 'Al utll I --~~-~~~ befO<e lhe unit on the ...... Beeutt-E.llde Colt• Meu lrlplax, 22et1 Pacific Ave. E/Bluff 41>1' 3b9. S"6 i300 t Bldplx. elngle, A.n1w1r Ad II e 12. lftiill Wuw Bit reading public. Sell with EASEi fUlty upgrtdtd. Owners MP. me1wtd St&,000 B, CM Cell Ro b Spygl ... ..,_Q 4b< 3~ no1N1nM>1twonly, qulel. 9'e81iBJIU &42~ 24 llf'I p;ot. ma\. ueii lliliiCIM'. prione It's a BREEZE an11tlou• Aeklng only annual groet. I tea.ooo. 2 t3-3M-5203 bonul & twn' rm.' 11550 964 W•I 17ttl, 546-38211 non-1mkr took Ing to Deny Piiot c 1ass1hed Ads 642·5678 112 500. Call &40-tt51 1_.112_1720 (John). Priced rlglllr 2 Br w/llne Mertl. egt, &42-1153 $43W80 1 ~· ~ TIWlllUll Laouna Bw:tl-Pvt ant, N. lf\afe lge town rw:..e or Ctaasilled &42·5678 deelgf'I kld/SMll $4$0 flat ......,.. In--.............._____.. l.275. Prof/bue. met~. ......AA. 1_,, --. ~~~~~~~~~Qe~·;·;·•;liiiiiiiiiiii.;~ PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP & ~1110 BEST....., IN EXECUTIVE HOME 3 Bdr wet.Ir _.., gar, F ....... ~ ~~.dbl ~-. 494-0451 "'"""" w -Wftel•.- I COLDWC!LL BANl(C!RO HARBOR VIEW HILLS ~.ooo You'll be compelled to emit a long low whistle or dellght when you see this 4 Br famlly home. It's Impeccable, It's a great value, It's full of upgrades, It's undoubtedly the hot property In the areal IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 PLEX nr Weter PoaltM ••• , •/fwNty rm, dining rm, gee btlq. dahwltV. ,,.._ • ..,.,_ ......... ..,.. with prof Fem a la cun flow A1klng SANTA AHA HTS. 3BR. frplc, pV1 ~ard + more. U...alPTI. get, pool, IP&-On no Coete MeN Bl\lffl ~r (22-.s.5) nlol 1332,500 8'<r538--0t32 tt/2 b9. 24JC30 ger9, lt300/mo 780-8702 MJ ... ll 18drm.1Y.8e t8tnallllu3Br2111y pat1 co .. tttne ~ ... -. ... -..-...l;;.;14o.;,;;I no pate, 1750 tit/tut+ Pet~. egt i'ieotmo 2 Br 1114 Be 2 Bdrm. 2~ Ba.~ :::::, ,:.n~i. :':o :'!; r:f.j'~C::C, w~ 111.L•TUll .. '!~ S~NT·A~~HTS143WB HAR80~~~HOMES4 '-I.Win, petlo, UR, 9MW.18th.8t. ~-Need ,.i111>1e mlt. {7t4)642--0138-L Tll A .... a. -umu11 " A ""' R, Bdr, 2,.. oe, tr, dr, tpe., cerport 527 w WltlOfl &45-27311 &42-..905 --Imo, tit, iut, lee -rM '""' .,.y Smell lo larger epta untte, 1112 ba, 24x30 gertige, trench do<we. oomm. tan-TS . °'42 t803 olMnlng dep. ~. au.,. 1tr Pnc.d0 to Mii 4 ~!:,. ~1H lnou11r1a1 oommerelel no pet1, 1750 11tl1•H nil a pool I t800/mo Yr L MQml -WllllMll YIU.All 2258 Peclflo Av.. vu penn ................ Ownw direct 0t t>r0k•1 '300ctep.&4&--0814 L ..... Ac1'.e.3t-t475. '486/mo.28t.pool,pe11o. 2 Br. Aptl. Avllll lmmtd. 8 , CM . Celt Rob leat 1111 tajua l!gtl lilt ~Ion IO v--. ex-SANTA ANA HTS 38R. HARBOR VIEW HOME ~rs'J~;:"~·~ ~· ap&. L.R . oerpon. 2t3-396-5203 !SW Pi bQ o-wioe. .. 391. M"edNbO TSL'MQ;t 1 f4:l· 14103 t 1/2 N. 24Xl9o oereo-. 48R 2'hBA on Pfll"C, View, HAM-7 ° P • 11 ~~ MMter lk ror dMn, qtM!t, c:ufe, •treet entranoo. onEINlguel7!hFlllrwey,& no pell, 1750 11Vlu1+ gerdner, $1800 mo TSL 754-0091 reap peraon In twnNe. $125. Slngl• S70 • P"k •l II\• ocn Tll-PLD $300 -$46-0f14 4M-2023 U25/mo 2 •. 2 Ba. Apt saeo mo. Bob 546-7593 ~f-73-33~~13_. ____ _ ~ 1 3 7 • 5 0 0 0 w n • r UI llnltlti. Tanent wwit.ed 4 t1111 lfg t Lge ••te home on 113 "1>te. t>etcony, tndty rm, mle8tiB.AU Rm, Nwpt Bell, pool, Olftlt ... tlll BH 04-8584 ---1 TRUST SALE Br. w/mod deoor & yerd ICt9 4 BR. 3BA, 1-'Y Ollr'T,·o~:e.4::2~-1803. ••11n-1 1225/mo Woman only, 1817 w;Q# NB ff8 '° 4 B .__... "'-~ b•• 3 n-S300'e. 53Mtll0 Be.&T ci-atlld, alt airtr• Incl TSLu.. 1 .,-.._, 35 up. Avail June 18 .. .,.,. .. 2· .;,,.; " M!Wf!rt hack l OH Pf~~· ~ti;, r~ Ally,.. pool, melntanenoe & oer-....,m · Bteuttfutly lend1caped 845-2500 aft 5:00 ~· ~ ~· or EJteoutl'19 5 Br 2 level. pool eavn1 t two 2 Br unit•. Daaa Ptlit DJ1 den« 12 tOO/mo. PP C::'lu11Br .;,=.,., rw:. J.,.,~=--~ !_lf>e. llN 111 llTD. den .... Agent. &41-6032 llnd tot everything nMt All wtth bltlnl, 4 C# oer-&42-41!8 I •2.. ...., .,.... ......_ • .__.. ~New low price eo-'540.000. Pvf pwty nMda 10 ,.,, 3 LOVELY~E we191\t rm. .,, .,,/mo. Bechek>f '425 .-. .. ty ,.,, ... now avail 4001""""' N.a TRUST DEPT Br 0 • n e Po In I ~ 8 .. 3 .... 2 ..._.....,, AV9/A. Auguet ~ t 8t '6054510 1129 & up. OolOI' TV 440 eq ft '460/mo. ,000. Owner \Mil help • .. n.. """-.-.......... 956•7!113 , • 'I. I 2 a . t IL a-HIW\ ~ In room 2274 &..-.. 54,..eosz ttnance Move In & enJoy Dan Lewie 533-7822 714-631-7988 LMoeY'lfd .._ f7$-9082 ... ,. ... ..,..., .._ .. Ille 1umrner Agen1 Trl-Plex, u.-1 Hl1. C.M. 2 a fen UJI lt$50/mo --------131 E ttttl. ~tf Ne•port Blvd, CM Bsyfront OfiiCel from 300 646-1044 844-1742 ,._., n~7 !Mtllde 1M 9dUtt oom.-191E.18th. 842.otM ........... ,. WI -ft ----°'--__ ._ Br. 1 Ba gereg•. HOMEFORRENT . P••• N.-cpte/drp•. -~ --~ -... .-. ..... 1·1-· 11111111111 ~~:~·13o1< down. EToro3Bdrm 1725. LovetyHV Cannel,3bf,2 =· lndry, no "'' .....,.,_,. ~ ~ ... __ ... _____ _ 28RoomElt•t• . Fenoeclywd&gertige. ti.. tem. rm, frptc, MW /'400,833-7800 t Bdrm. $806 llTll• cotta MeM 250 II IUl1ll Specteouter View ldutlW hij UH Kid• & SMll• ..ioorn.. orpt. ow-.. ~ ............... ,_ 2 8• 1 2 Bdrm. 1 \4 841 S&llO ~,.,,..._ Low m from UOO/mo Ut1 lnald 12.995.000 -546-200Ci . .-qen1, nof9a, I ..,_,~""' -..-" 22GO Vanguard W~ -. nt W 10th k 811-le2t ....._,,_ •--a.. .... Be 6'0-"29 TV, free oon., _ Wm Cote, Bf<*• n--f ... tlli LlllW L.WOe 2 M t Be he9ttd pool I sMlpa to Ill.Ill ... mt1I 1 3 . 3 0 0 a q f I , --1~1 "'....-. 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Jog to ~ a • 2 le ttacto, ~ ..... WiOM lclt, nr bdl, ~ ~.: ::...! :-·.Pt=-= . . t OCEANFRONT Rick Aldere1le, Allr. fncd ,4~~= Nopeta:t71-J ptr1on, no P•~•t cty,Aelltor,t7M'91. nweo....,,.11.Mllll ... ___ __.__..__. ......... 1-~I AaduoeO 10 '425,000 IOI' 731-44.. IOOO• 1 au ............ *91,a !/tide 5 "· 1 .... irnlili non-ernltr. '4IO/mo. lnCll CdM &r;trOni hYllcM ft ~ ...... ... I N 0 0 R A . , ......... 0. A,,,..lc;an ,,., , .. , ..... a..1 8Mdl ..,..,. I a.m. Nty... ., 2 be lcJd °" ..., .• Oall encl yd. 1 Cllr o•r. uttle. MC>-OMJ. ~ ~ 2 bf. a -& .,,.. ...... a.I I' I j' I 1n1>11 1>ome.1wote1e¥••10n•.ln front bugalft own A.ctJ,SI0,000~831-4178 ~ t ltot) oondO. a»-11toar.aTrtty• MOO/mo, 11t '-"pa. De1Uiii2Pi&tn....._ ba.MOC!Omo. -~ ~:=:.:r- • • -• hit 0ar909 1wo c;e11, end In M0-7990, 55M221 • h I( Cf9li :~SO/~oet~. 0,_. loo. 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MOUtMy.lty Qlll M2·M71 and lee • tor/cllNc. MCI. c.otMlf + Pool, dote to a.c. "-a., .,_,, -· a Ir. 1unt. ..,.. ~ '-......., .... I new ooodtH with• Owner. UU.100. Ctalejfled Ad-Vltor MIO rutdence ltOOO. '460/mo. 1_ 'ft ...... j81LL tdl• ltam1 wit" 1 onlf. 14111••••· Kltobtl'•ttt. tuo. --.utl ....... ti ............. Mii ~fled ed &42-5871 f1M~H. you 111-417' Ml-1 ... , 11Mm. ~ Delly "°4 Oluallwl Ad, 111-0114 ..._., • ('t& Oronge Coast DAIL V PILOT /Monday. June 13. 1983 ~11M ler11i11e lire111ar1 II ~n AeH1tl••I 1 a.~enua1 lc11rt ler~lct Dtt GrN•l•1 Gar4eata1 1Huua1 '•m• 1 .. ti•ll•1/l•f!lr C1llle11 "'llX8v§'1ffiNd arpettng v.Nv dogaf Grooming IHI Nii lllf! ---H•A·u•'L .. 1N•a---__ ..,______ Filr eon1true110ti1 o; Newifte,.pray RemOCI IMyCoitaMaMhC>tMnr hi 1531895'-.chl.$10anyu.T..cher Cl 1 atdft MN *l-11tYlll* 119nNewremod.,,pla11t. carpenlry Lie 113410 t2' Victor~ 8-42-8482 __ w_oe~ _.J_ 21yr1•xp 548-2848 L;;:a";:~~~o:r:; nA'.fN·Jy 642~~&47 BMtqualltr. 26yr up patm1t1 Bond·lna , _ _ ratult1 Fraa .. , & 111 "' ....--telt" tlai• lie T-1tCl.428 730-1363 1 --- ld" Cltula WE WASH WINDOWS Faal ProfMek>nal Quality work gu11111111Md Free .. um•I• 8411-739 1 Ability Bhlrl 730 1900 ... ""1'·~ FIRST CLASS-Quick dry °'7m$•" r m lulh. lnaured, .. ,,..kB -~. ::r---Compai ttverat.. Blackweld•r Pap•r-401081 851-3868 AJfhHet E'XP'D 0 KKEEPERI Cl•MMMoa 750-9076 VWXLLfXPINd Engll1h.!J;:willhnd;'1tl-"!7llr!T!:fl!''7'1''!1'Dl'l:m"-h•np no ' Removal a..u., a _l•r•lr I ~~~.~:i·i~a~ Ml Ct•t•I Ctacrttt All T••turaa & Acouettc ~~~~3: 'r~oc:~!~,~ SERVICE:• thoroughly sfJ~~~~GMi~~~~OJo ~~:-38~rk only Steve ~H~us;;,..011R .. oo_ri.ng·.-,"'1i-1y_paa_ ~~~~.~.~~·~~~n~o'~ !:::1 Ol1<:ount epplilmoa repalrt ---FrM eat. Kevin 873-!503 plaaM keep 1rylngl l<evln claan hOYM 640-0857 Lie T 124-438 lnaured ------New·Aac;ovar · Oecka •very day ln"a"t Mrvloa ........ c.m.nt-Muonry-Block ltteiilcal Bloot LlllldlJCa4)8 M•ln-QUALITY CLEANING 841-8427 .. T =·~1• J~~ H~ L_le_._, 4 t 180_2 __ 64_8 9734 --------· t>y bMpaf D11pa1cn.r S.mc• wa11..cu11 wonc Lie EltcfRiclXN Pdc•d tanouancer ___ !~ne1a11a11on at ""'1h • ~r90na1 t()U(;h WATCH us GAow1 um... I l.Slltt II'-110·4011 $1.84 per day 63~-8300 -1 Secy. bkkptng, type #381057 Rob 547-2683 right, lree e1t1m11a on .!_ -Y•-· BETH 850-0933 TWO COLLEGE MEN Pl11ttr~leCjlr I 403901 F~Nt 24hr Arclaitecteral l•ttdtn Prott/eml bue/lndlvldual Cu1tom Brlctc-Stone large or •rn•ll Job• lie Exp Gard•n•r. Malnt, OLWI •MSlll Wiii Mova you. 8 Y" •xp. - -a.: I I hat• ALL you pay Hr /wk/mo &40--0888 Block-Concrat..Stucco 39Cl621 873-0369 claanup1, tree trim. Ir.. ,.7 .. ,.u. VIN/MC 647-9107 PLXs R fCAINd Hllf lo< 11 Reta Free Mt 649-9492 -.-----eat Call Pala. 841 -1098 AoNHekpg • .....,.,.,.. p I Aaatuccoa. lntla,111 30 yr• IOl'TWUTt 30 day au t~;~~~~~~1i~n5!/! iaJiHt Kaklaa Rod'• co~ ma.on: Q~'~. ~~~k:~!:~::t!. ---.:iouSECLEANING -•-•"·~-""'"""'"--! Naat Paul 646-2977 Tiii 1 IOIEYI In the Cullom remod & new •New cabinet•. cabinet ary, 9 yeafl tame lo-Tom 831-6072/973-7544 l L!!!~~~r~~~all WMeaakrlda•Y!.&_,,"!2~.!~~· REAS. RATES . E.XP'D CO'S A quiet fact ot Illa la that DAILY feeing, bara & lormk:a1 cation Free eet 1-----9S.. ~ "··-i..:, ~ conatr t>y architect & de-countertopi 842•0841 714•840_ 1705 ELECTRICIAN T rM trim/Removal BRENT 84&-24&0 1 -';.-; l' Pl., As ICRIM!i yuoup 2r 1an0 3ar1gmy _!>'1118•1mhlagyh gao• llgfl« team 640-6465 Gd rate1 Free "' Uc I Lawn rnalnt/Aototllllng HouMClaanlng S~allat 11 v PILOT •-~LaJt ---Car-~at~ ----OOIOlm .c 18449 Wayn• 831-7630_ J_FrM eat1m1te 54~8086 770F_u11''1:~1e1an1 &95r5--3~ .. 81aver11 Painting, lntaflor • ~ your pretont rate• In tile ,.. • _ --· . ,,., .._. & exlerlor. quality work, ~ 845-A2!i8 neitt aeveral year• Are • ..,... r·Alleralton• Fra1T1lng' all masonry ELECTA1c1••• a ••• ,... ---r••• rat•• FrM a1t SERVICE 111 Hallberg Grading v..-eed L 675-8690 ,..., _ KEAS · you going 10 alt •1111 tor C Ooora-Wlndows-Cablnett n I v mtg Lie 233108 Sm1llllge fi5.5277 THE CLEAN MA 845-3348 or 648-460_1 fl•••l•I lhlt? II not •II you ~·Id & Paving o Res/comm Panel-Patloe-Fenota C -,.-...-II "'b I 548 &203 ,_ 6 yr• expar, homalofc o -~ lie 397&80'4 842-1720 Jer"', 546-« 13 trl• IC Tilt "' •. repa ra _.... 0 PalnllnQ·CarpenlryPT Rell avall 875-4853 1111 P&1m11 2JI L n. •JI• 7121 I like lnlormatlofl on eolar DIRECTORY -·' Fl ~ I ary L • •' -· energy. Call Don Inman AtttrHfl -Broder1ck"1 Custom llttt "' Tiii IH Hf "tYtr •_I! -- -RtHI lttl•t by Rlcnard Sinor Lie WATER HEATER Special at ln-~lrf•l11 ltftl Quality Woodworking I Fr Ht Ouar 963-3283 CRPTIUNoMoob Home Repalra-C1rpentry 2806'44 t4 yre ol happy Pool hellter••Furnecea '714) H2 0117 DO 11 NOWI -55,.4254 83~7'427 --lnattll Lie 3592so Cablnete·Elec-Plumblng Mat\lr• couple avall ~f• local cu1tomer1 Think \ • lU fer laa4FI "T .. t Result• Olaallo-'" ---CHtracttn GtHrll 495-9270 831-9755 Fencing DON 966--0t49 & bondable 530-7817. )'OU, 983-41 14 Dfaln• cleared lrom as .-.-.-, ------Your Dally Pllol Don t plea w/ocounMI AFFORDABLE carpentry, ' ___ --------658-1878 dayi Maln1 lrom S15 Repalre .;iotJ.r,.taiOiliiiiil,.r.;0i•-----Servtce Dlrect?ty • • t • I I I plumb, •lee Quality AOdlt"I, kit, bath•. pat101, Gara1• Doer lqalr Home Repalra-Carpentl')I -----OHTll mHllH Ev/wknd eeme s. M&M uJlbXff vouA SYSTEM I ReprtlNfltatlva •• ,., OJ ?c • , worlll&ervloe 751-7716 deck a, highest qully guar, R ~ Cablneta-Elec·Plumblng L••••c•5'•" & INTER. Rau rat .. Free 851-9804 &42·9033 Aepalra, auto/man Llc"d a Doyouhavealu gemMt -very reliable, yrs of exp SPRI GS·HINOE -NEW Fencing DON 966--01 49 "'--oat ng Aototililno .. , Steve 547_.281 I -STOPP·G-E? AAA LANDSCAPE CO 141:.1171, tit 22 ~alnet you? Law aYlte? All Pha.MI Carpentry IXOYE 669--0934 OPENERS All Repairs. ---""'' v " ' Sig btlla? Foreclosuraa? & Repair. elc Quick Mr· __ Lowest ratetl 18 )'fl CM EJcpert Handyman ServlGa Sod l1wn1 & Sprlnklera HOUSE PAINTING I Price by phona, Jottn 642-6007 ~5-897" I l1Je~1lltt!Wertrtlt vice Reaa.20yrs Llc"d IH4tlDt1tfrHtlt1 Llc.Tom557·«80 c arpentry. roolln&; Dave642-4853 INT/EXT EXPERT 831-1122,24hr.1ervlce TITt --- Fii E Co.I.• •no• Palombo 96?-831'4 Add'na/Remod Plane & ,-.--l aprlnktera, etc 5'48-49 Mast~-----TOM 873-2668 I PMl ltn/ltpalr1 TILE INsfTLlED "" ------Permits Bonded, lne'd If ta 8 1 IJACK OF ALL TRADES ~ - -" a Scott G~tllly 550""°142 Carr• Stniet Lie " .. t8570 54iµ211 TREES P!_.~mblng &7 .. 0~1rlcal, all B~~="~o!~·'lli~:: llYll Pllmll llOIWlll llLL'I Rt~~klnd•Jg~~re~~S7 nelt•thYt :>nampoo 5 ateam ctean, Free pr .. llm. New & re-Topped/removed. CIHn uud lobt 4 ""' 12 lrvlne Reis 875-3t75 lnVext Cabinet, rtllnlth Experienced & Pro· Trff •enlct --- ---•o•ftl!ll'PX"'IL ___ color brighteners. Whl model. EJcp, llc'd and up, new lawns. 751-3478 Baal·~ Llc'd, Ina. 842-7479 laaalonaJ. Vary raaaon-.;.;,-.,09•,..,..~--- Xpn Car Oetalllng. Spend crp11 • 1 min bleach bonded w111 aaa111 you to -----Everything In Muonry llYtl PllmH •ble rat et '°' all 01 your Cow RXf ES H-·1 llv/dl $ t5 01>1-•n fl nan ~·9-1978 Clean-UPI -Landeuplng D MP JOBS Lie/bonded Vary rMI ' ·-~ pool neadl For expert T I ' •11 the day 11 Npt Bch and r~ $7 ~.r~h ·:11. "' ~ Heullng . TrM Trim & Small Moving Jo1>1 Bob 873-53Cl7-9906 I lntl~t. C~b",.." reflnltn. aervlc•. Call a11enlng1 ree tr m ramove " have your car prot CS.. chair $5. Outr .i1m """' 8 .1 WlllOn 4 Sona Free est. 842-9907 MIKE &4&-1391 Lied, Ina d 842-7479 6pm to 9 pm II no claan-u~-7017 t a 1 I e d p r k , g .. v Remodel/Am add 3-0 yr1 K1ri•1_ PA INTING F PLEASE KEEP provided/whole day Clll odor Crpt rep11r t5 yre exp Bonded & lna'd Lie Johnson & Son Do own HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE -ASC UoVING-w0<k. low. :;~.·~~ ~~"':ci Wl•••• Cl1ula1 e.42-1422 I eiqi Do wOfk rny1ell w3577487 848-1740 work 15 yra malnt & Furniture. Traah. Tr-Quick. Careful SafVk:e Jack 83M793 (714) 411-llll J.Gt the Sunlfilna Inn Aet1 554--0123 -----landscaptng 75.C-1999 963-5415 NOAM L'-T1380•6 552 "•10 ---------· ---------SUNSHINE WINDOW The 1astt1~I draw in tile -----"' .. ...,.. tWJn llmll west a Dally Pilot SEl l •die 11111115 with a A J HUFFMAN & SON I Have something you want HAULING -----P Read the claa.l!led ads tor CLEANING 842-1549 Clas.sified Ad Call Today oaily Pilot c1ass1rted Ad Remod/Add . .f306888 'o ~II? Clasatfled ads do FUANlTURE & TRASH SELL Idle 1tem1 with a Prompt, neat pro-the best de111 In apart ---------e.42-5678 542.5678 846-8586 845 .. 844 11 well 6•2 5678 MATI 845·5089 _D_a1_1y Pll_o1_c_1a_ss_111eo_A_d_ faulonala 838-7149 mant rentals 642-5678 c1ass1lled Ads 6•2-7667 lttlt law le,1lr" That all contracto<1 wno pert0tm w()(I< over S200 1ncludtno labor 1nd material• must be 11· cenll!ld Unllcenll!ld con- tr ac1or1 should eo 1tate 1n their adve<11alng COn-trllC'IOfl and conaumer1, contact Mary Grondle a1 (714) 5S8-4086 W1th any que111ont Contractor'• State Lleenae Board, 28 Civic Centar Plaza, Room 690, Santa Ana. CA 92701 Ct••trcial ....... 2911 PtnoHll 3012 JltHY to Ltu 4024 Help WIDttcl 5100 Heir W1Dttcl 5100 Help Waoted 5100 Htl Waatti 5100 CLINICAL Hypnsoal• I o .. tr .. ten-.... ,. 0001 I llllYIWI •uttff11 P&IT-Tlll ... 1111'101 • HOROSCOPE 860 sq ti . pvt bath. wa1w & gaa pd. ale avail Incl. 1800 eq. tt. 01 lenoad y•rd C-2. Suite T t30 E 17th St. C M SSOO/mo 831-1930 Smoking-Waight-treaa 'FAST MONEY"-90% Convalu cent Hoapltal IRE Dev. Co eeak• axp"d Hava openlng110 tato.a Of· I TUOIHI 842-50"82 2nd•. Swimming pool•. coolllng axpari.nc. r... gan. handyman. land-dera In marketing dept. ESCORTS I room addition•. la'l'ld· quired Nead good rale<-.cape and Ill• conet. Rel No ••I* nee Mu•I ba II you care about ctllldren, e.caplng, ate Call ut on anc.s Mu11 ba flaJClble , nee. ByC<> Inc 845-2251 over 18, 11ave car 1111d thla le l0< you Partyi)llfl. but dlttwent LEARNERS MODELS ottiar loan programs 1nd able 10 w<><k 5 30 am I Hop Sing'• now hiring abla 10 11an 1mmadla1ery WORLD Mii• eduoatlonaJ 0 U T C A L L 0 N L Y ALL LENDERS to 2 pm and 9 30 am to 8 count•r help-/ Fluff & Excellent ll'!Co/"• II qu•ll· oimea, toya, and t>OOl\e Shops. ottlcea & 11ore 835_9199 MORTGAOE83t--0931 pm. Pleaae call between Fold, PrMHl't for hand tlad Mr Wt aton We train No preeaure apace 111all. C·2. 800 ___ SEOlllEI IY I.I 10 em and 4 pm, Ironing. Apply In perlOn 662-5843 Call sua. 213-594-8093 BY SIDNEY OMARA TuesARday,ESJllDe 14 nJ 9 Em h eq It CM 548-7249 UITIO IAIOElll Danae C0<p 851_9135 549-3081 1000 North eou1 Hwy IEOUllOA1. Wiii. [ (March 21-Ap l ): p asis on u•Htdal___ 8achelorl8ac;helor411te OHr4IHfttr Lag Ben 494-404.C neaded 2 yr. axpar. Printing fulfillment, settlement of dispute with one close to IHtall 2920 Ottloe & Blr1hday Par1laa trlflltt, tor Japaneaelludent eum-HouM Cleanora matllr• Laguna Hiiia P~,:".!,., =~ ~11 you. Moon and numerical cycles highlight sWlfl 1260 . 2506 eq It W Irvine THE UST HURRAH T.D. I 402' me< program Find noat Maida ot Orenge County It 493-4758 train Orange Co Airport changes, declSions relating t.o member o f Opposlte sex erea lncld• oHlcaa lrom _73_&-_8_63_e ___ !l_S8_-_8_53_8 I I ••mill lamlly. plan partiM, ..,. accapllng eppllcatlona Model• ---__.__ eraa 557-9212. Mr Em-s u1 1 ds . • • -con fleld lrlpa Mu1t ba ror proleulonal h<>uM l mone NEWPORT STA-pec alive ven ture en excitement to scenano $540fmo 538_-1_0_56 __ 1 ltrtiact Ot. llO. orgenlzad and know clean ere S5-$7/hr *MODE S IEEDEI TIONEAS INC Taurus, Libra pt>rsons figure prominently. tffloe/Wtrt~HH IOLHI 10101 SpeclellZlng In 111 & 2nd comm u n It y w a 11 HouHwlvee welcome * -TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Task IS completed. IHIUll mitt TO'ulnce 1949 714-832-e342 631-8222, Iv masaage M·LE &FEM·Le IP/T S.aa1ar;. NewpO<t Newport Beach I I A E Brok~ ., .. a--·t~i ,.. ,.. Center. M-F, 85wpm e1.· errors are COITe<'ted Techniques are perfected. 2700 aq ft, w.,I maintained Beaulltul e•c t ng glrl1 842-2171 ~ """~1 t OlmlU IEIYIOI HouHkaeper llve-ln P a r I a n c a d & procedures will be streamlmed. TransactJon could blog on quiet atreet Private roome Coate M ... Dlit. looking houaecieenlng & cook WE NEED NEW FACES lor 1 ••lf-motlvatid Mutt 645·4800 or 845-3323. Dally lOAM 2AM RELIABLE COUPLE want for energetic lndlllldual Ing Oya 833-6012 evea placement In modeling have reaume ...,1re1a uwo lve real estate. Be aware of long-range 1mplica ----1886 Park Ave.C M SJS.OOO Secured by 111 1 613-8817 joba lnO C C111 6,0.1861 tions Valuable source matenal will be available 1 •S775 up 2265 ft lnou1-631·9893 that I ket to type. anawer GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20). Call or mes.sage ~~a~~r~:~• .~8~Jn~~:~ ~~~o&;'':n,~~ ~~o~~~~~!,,~~ ~t J lbllFltEP11EWEPllr1111 IEW YOlll WHT "IUO_ll_E_U_TIHS_ relates to billmg pr~. specific amounts, checks. 1 Beach8•2-2834 Hello Lonaly Sualneu only 1Syr1 831-'4179 eume to PO BoK 1323 .. Are~ .• Cert1e1C:honneo-:'en TALEITllEIGY lttf"tt1/lttt adjustments Ln payments What had been a hobby or Up 10 1'00 sq It. ahop or Men Attractive young WIDOW HAS US for N....,port Beach 92il63 quired. $4/hr to •tan 141-1111 $8 to $ IO'* hr P1t1 time. werehouMi. 800 sq 11 ol-l Id y av a 11 I o r T D't . S 10.000 up No Call 957-9323 be~n Aelee SS within 16 wka ,-IODELI I EIOOll-TI ilternoon or avanlng idea could develop mto 3 {ull-nedged concept 1~es C11n divide. Eut 18u3n9c3h018001nner eacort credit Check, no penalty 3_·_5_for_•P_P_t --A•t checked Cell lor &I>· tiour1 For tunl'\et info Mamtam balance. C'<>nftden~ and realize pot<·nual 1~ c"'M 833.7198 · Cell De nnl1on AHoc ~-•ntment •867 ·07Cl6* call Mane 67~770 9 10 IEITlL/Frt1ttfo. """ 1PM "'"""1&11 &PM ...... at.er than onmnally anucapated SPIRITUAL READINGS 673-7311 laaa'• •••stktt~l11 Mortgage LO•" reps, __:::::"_:__: "-~-• i:>· Aaanact•tllh 360i Advice 1n all mattara, ---Buay pteuant N.B ottlce 8c CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) Roadblock is Heir Wutt4 5100 EJcpar in 111 phaeea lron1 750-0828, 661·7 &4 L8Quna h Mortgage Receplt00' t'st SCRAM-LETS love marriage & Dual--olc Full lime Salery (213) 5t'4-1503 Firm hiring 2 rep• no removed, path to fmancial progress IS clear~ Ft1t•u.s _ na&a Also counaellng ls lat .. • D exper ~ com on special collections, payments, personal possessions 1815 So El Camino RMI Lanz.'1oc!1.a !•M:~lon ~88~0;~!=!~wkn4 Hakprlbabyaltte<, wkdya plete ~raining A c.r..; s,1,a~J·r'-~no~oh~.:.... .... !~ ANSWERS Sen Clem '492-7296 10AM·8PM Newport poattlOfl / eat I vw• ,,.v and possibility o f a profitable sale Anes. Libra 111and tn Newpon Beach 873-3403 home 644•8 t41 w gr /F 68s'" no WP • 1mno 1111d 1*v't' { al •Spiritual Advltor • la IOOklng for an ex-potentlal M ome phones Neat appear natives igure in unusu scenario Stucc.o LOOM In all rnattera bualneu e>erlencad ratalt U IH ll11tr lllEll&TI N.lee ba.;kground help ance • mutt Aak lor LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Policy of du·ect approach Adorn • Celmly love marriage Angel• !*ton Muat have 2-4 W1ttre11/Wtlttr I ful •97-6666 I Deny 714-S-45--02~ gains approval of superion; Lunar t•ycle highlights DOLLARS I 67S·2•95/673·9784 yea11 axperlenoa In retail Experlenc•d food ano I PLtTilllT Optical 11.11111ant . eJ · d d ulat d The average American hu -aaJea 1nd eome MJpe<· cocktall1 • ""'Y In ,..__ $.t·S lO/hr, Radio ano Tv perl•nce he lplul ~11.1 llttt~ "ltt/T,,ht creatJvtty. Lil epen e nce. spec ave venture an 1 hi h e two ,..._I ScL ... t.1 1. ".... ..... Promot1ona1 Advertlllng .. n a om · • 11: • vltoty b&(;k ground eon e.n 8rown'1 Re-train &46-2533 65 W Good otnca ability to unpnnt your individual style You 'll mak~ v111on1, In hit gatege, two l••lrecliH 3016 Trwt Ideal candid••• will aaurant, 31108 coaal Company, NOW OPENI, 1111111 Npt Bch A.gt new start, g8J11 valuabli! dllies and get to heart o f c1!.r0•.D0•nL~.1RnShls wlllet.1 1 ... Pr"l'lv-a'!'ta----~m-l-na"'!'t-~"""--ion-.. hav• l)M(I Involved In Hwy.South Laguna PartandFulltlme PlllT/TIIEmll-1 851-3186 -""" ..... • ""' high 11olumn women'• EOE &45--0366 OJT Wanted edulte 011« 22 matters to romance -------eoe• 6 mo-12 yrs. 11 yrs reaoy-lo_, MIM Dryoleanlng help 8 daya.J __ H_E_A_B __ E_A_T_H_A_L_L ___ who anloy wOfklng W1lh lltt•IT,,ltt VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22). lntu1tion proves SPllllTlll UYIUI exper 840-5558 Our Co ottafN 1 com-Wiii lreJn BEAGSTAOM BREA MALL youth Mull b• well 65 WPM Good olflca attura~you gam "extra mlonnauon." Focus on In bullneae, marrtege. lam-1 -----pelltlva 1tanlng ealary CLEANERS. CO<on• del PIT ottlGe poaltlon open groomed, peuonable 1 •kllla Npl Bch AO! 1 d nf d al _._ b·'' ( lly etc Diane. Uc'd IHlHll Orr. 4014 and •~oallef'lt benaftte Milt Call Tom Ray, 529_1278 poaltlve mollvator Start 851-318CI c an esune meeting. co i entJ u.>ta, posst wty o 831·9•76 or 831·89&4 IEITAIAl'Tt For Int~ Plaua can· Entertainment and CrulM _ at S75 per weatc Call II /T I apJ>('annE( before media Sense of direction IS Ltat r.... 004 t • .,.rt ltH Sve Gee Ship Dlr•ctora Mutt Laulng M•n•ger to IMM 2-5pm 84&-7021 (•sit tor et, ,, .. t n --• I u· h th ld f tl be lS IJI" "JI 11 3 7 luxury apartment• In Sharroo) 85 WPM OO<>d olflce rt'S ... r~. re a ons ap wt o er am y m em r Found . 612/83 Whlte Pr1me Location _._ train 1·312-888·4 4 Coeta ,,. ... and L.aoun• 1------eto.1118 Npt Bch A.gt C'mphasized Cockapoo type male dOQ 2 Year• Old/5600 eqtt EJct C-l53-3 Cell A•1Vn· Niguel. Mutt live on all• 851-3 t86 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 22). Diversify, plan a.head Brookhuret & Adami. Xlnt long tann no% IH l•H• hr/O ... ftf/ dible. Rant • rental lncentlva PlllTTIMI --------Cor travel. open lines of rommwuc.ation Attendan<."e 980....C977 Owner Mu1t Sell Fett!,,.,., .... , &,-,.-.-... -,-,-,.-..,-/-Send background 10 IV~S/WEHEllS Attllffffhrtl ------Quatll*' ~"only Opening and c;to1lng _, Nancy Belt. 3640 Bu· Make •~1r1 SS llalplng lraftsaH at '-'lC."tal aHrur verifies that popularity is on the nse CHURCHILL PROP lhltta Mature. per1 time ff Jr, l .. rn tfflttr chanan Straat, San Fran· youttl Catrlars promote Aequtremanta u follows Salt-s ability IS heightened, powers of persuasion FOUND AD-S 540-«70 SEA GLIFF COU NTRY Expaf'd for bulY Coate claco. CA 94123 their own eetabll1hed quick learner, 2-3 yra CLUB 538-8888 Meaa otl~. Cell Paggy routea Mature outgol"" n1in1· into focus. Gemmi plays key role. DITUlllll ltATI 15411-2524 8 30 10 11 Legal Secr•tary-Probata. · .... realdentual axpe<. axoai SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21)' Take a stand, prove BeeutlCl•n lmmed man-=-...,....,,......,,._.,'""="'~=,,..,..,,= 3 yra exparl•nc• to attractive parental type lenl drafting ildlla. avail ARE FREE Ba your own boll aoemen1 ~tlon avail EXECUTIVE SECRETARY handle Senk>< P1111nar & pareon Pl•u• call able to tltr1 lmmadlataly. vour potnts, display courage of ronVlCUOns. Focus on ~~n;~·~u1:;g1 ~~d~ to beautician w/cflentela m Can you handle P•ral-oa1. xlnt typing 2•5Pm ~-F 846-7021 mU1I be dependable Call overcoming opposiuo n , elevat.mg standards. outlin Call·. boat $&000 1•350-a551 Full charge ... 1ary negot. preuura. mMt akllla, SH not nee. Wiii Part-Um~ l>oncttor lor eppt· ~030 mg g~ and proving that you can handle 651-2443 I dMdllnaa, aaaume& tr•ln on Zarox 800 wp. Evening•. E11p•rlenced Have something to se1P h Seo 142-H71 NEED DYNAMIC PEOPLE Bea ty 1 1ucoeaalvltyperl0fm QOOd benellt1, Orang1 Pref 751-8882 ciassilieo 105 do ,1 well r~ponsi ility Aqu1:1.nus and anot t>r rpio figure want everylhlng In Illa? D_;llft Si ton. NptBcii. I mulll-raaponalbtllllM? Oo • Airport 11 ... non -- -- pruminenlly i. Won't taka ~o aern hU •vallable a prlv•I• W•havaanlmmedlata l.9mokar. Sand raaum• SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21): Emphasis on OU D big S$$ Glann --0709 room IOI' rent to 1-2 hair-:rio'.;:~:if:.~===~1 with ealary requlr«nant• ..-<luC'at10n, spiritual values, long-range plans and an F mix~ F~::: ::" ~~:; Pan/time°' ~l·rellted: cutter• Call &7S-3828 pacilaga Salary ~~x9=· New- unusual J0umey. Spotllght on travel. special mis&on retrelver. Mala, tan & an0<ney &IOI' p11talaQal, 8ody Shop ANl81ant M/F commanaurata d d · ed .L-gh han { while th-1rdlret mix. 15 accountant "°' lnveet· Good working. 'con~ w/aJlpaflanoe Call Mr Loan PrOCl9MOf an a vantages gam uuvU C ge 0 9Cenery v,.. mant uaocl1t• to ahara O E11Cpar Loin Proc•Hor M be f · h d 'll tam1le lab pupplet. 8 laclllty euppon aervloM dlllona. Mon-Fri. Contact Byrna, 5158-31 t em r o opposite sex cares very muc an you waeka: Mala tarrier, blk & retwral• Call f0< •P-Larry, JOHNSON & SON EJcpatlance not naceu•l')I needed for buay e,11pand have little doubt of it. & tan 8 mo old puppy polntment 547•9220 or LINCOLN MERCURY we train ldHI tor lngndo~loe. Pi.uant euf r- CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan. 19) Baste domestt<' av311 now · Numeroui re1900d ~malllo HAW. 540-5830 Wldowa, dav0<oaa. and :;,t :'ex~=lt~ adult cett and klltena ; 820 t s 2 s •-...... 1-b .... adjustment occurs--you ran obtam financ1~ for Inc, 1 ti t." 40. BOOKKEEPER. TYPI T, new paop .. to t. ... ,., FHAIVAIConv•ntlonal home imp rovements F<X·usonsaVUlgs, interest rates. ~~b;;n~~~alr N~~~n!~ Santa Ana, CA 92706 ~'\!!,~11~~~ market 640-4322 ::·t~~~S~d4 ~: '!nbt"'tal lax arranaemC'nts Surprise aift lS ''on the Baach Anlmel Sh•l1tr llllTlllllT -tem, account• pay-IMTllS 17671 1rv1~ Bt~d. Sta ~~ " c· 125 Mesa Drive Coale s C 1 Pl M 11 .,. F •1••1111on ...... •1 A ... , .... way" Taurus. Libra, Scorpio natives play paramount 0 ou au • · •bl•. racalv1bl•. cu1 Of• ... """ar .,.., 201. Tustin, CA, 92680 Meae, 844-3658 •no• co Locatad In ttla tomar Invoicing, iyp. 46 Open Hou .... GrMt rol~. FOUND· Shephard puppy moll euccaa1ful m•ll In wPm New boat l&IM of-opportunity for Loan ProoaMor Secratary, AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 18). Go slow , malnta.m vie 2111 & Orange CM So c 11 Contain• new lie• NawportB .. ch bright, auper tharp paraon part-tlma now Could be low profile, atudy tenns, locate legal documents. See Approx .c moa 846-9487 equipment 4 11.ttur .. EA-s a 1 a r y a 6 15 o / hr to MIP ahow •xpatielva. lull-tlma eoon Laguna Alt 8 celltltlt markat Oood \IOI-&42-8200 a,11ecut1ve homM. P1!1 Mort gaga Firm Min people as they are. not merely as you wish they might uma & high net pr ont __ time. wknd•• mu1t1 typing 50WPM. Oooo .-xis\. Be realisuc. steer clear of schemes, Loet dlnnar ring CM Paiti potantlll Own•r 1eav1ng Caratakar wantad. DO Pafeon Mlaated mutt ba phone volea. attractive, HOLMES TUTTLE IN COSTA MESA Wa ti•,,. •mmedl•t• oPa'llno• self-deception. Pisces, Virgo native figure in scenario !:~~'~'-';04vsa1ue Ra-., .. (213)432-7973 ~<;,~e}'KJ.c:i1~~s r:i auper~roomad lhave ~907~ 'n c •" 11 v • PISCES (Fen 19-March 20): Accent on m Loll Gold BulOVI AC-.......... care In cOanl• homM Clll1 rra': ~=aJ~'l wr OFFER ,. uus tenstfied relationship, added responsibility, c hance cutron writ! watch Vic: _ ... OJ....,tt~r.,,.t1..,a .. 1..,,t1e~1~40.-1 .... I earn you high lnooma. Uc.Pla ... wrtt•to lllHJlllUlllUI m . : f te ti aJ f. 'al ards y 'U l Newport on beach En--Maturity II. •. Mnd. AEALE8TATEHOSTES8. •Professional Training or grea r e mo on • manca rew · ou ge llYISTHH!HI larga aala to Pamper-.d 2t5W tat.St.'11061T, llWllllllUIU JOb done Wllh a.id of one who shares your concem.'l, gr,•~ 8 ~ Gr•~~wG~~~ S11Qoaaalul model nd• na-Pet• & Ptanta lnC HonM Tuettn. c a 92880 Earn $460 to saoo per •Opportunity for Management asptrations Cancer. Capricorn natives figure prolTU M&-3837 uooai expoaura •10.000 c.,. Sarvloa. 19 te vio---4< If you have • 11• •Guaranteed Salary tl Excel r•turna Call fOf ~ lory BlvdL Sult• 20 I, w1Qon or van and anlOY nen Y· L.oat: 11rge reward. mature tall• 7141648-6337 anv· Glendale, 1,;A 91201 FILL Tiii PAY wonting with taanagan • 30K to 50K Earning Potential -I tamale cat w/brown lur &. tlma Chll<lc4ff Llka to apanct PAIT·nll WNI Call Mr. Roun1r .. at •Cash Bonus incentives. OUkt ltatab 2tH Ofllct ltatall Ul4 Oflict lt•tal1 2914 mitten pan e toea on lnveatO<'i'Partnar nMdad your tummar In lh .. un & opportunlUH 1vall1bl• 6-48-70511 btwn t tAM 6 I .' ••••• aact1 lroot paw No tur old company In lood · m•ka money ., Iha aerne wl1h the Loa AnglH 3PM week d•Yt· Trips, Prizes F« ~~.c:uttva omo.a Otllee 99.oa l()f laaM' 74 7 llWN --c•,r,ou" ~! .. nae. Ne"·. :'~· '!! .. 30,. I., v I 0 a Ind u. (r y tlrn.1 D•wruig• 12, Greg Tlmal Clroulatlon 00.-U r ..... -.... •Insurance Pro gr am Lido r ...... ,au11. ~ ft, 1695/mo utile pd AIC. 1000 aq tt well matntalMd .. .,...,.,.., 761•3020 eec>-&441 tO ar• loolc~tot 1 oom-Pa rt I'll• '1 t In 1-'"511 e.ectl. 3t22 eq tt HIOll ground llr 1058 e1 bldgonqui.t11..-·~ ..... doo1 .. to-door ~ No UP9f neoelNl"J, wtll •Demonstrator Plan v!alblUty otflea ~ plua Camino Of, Coate MeM Aaalgned ~Icing, L J'o!i~t1a1 L !~ E O :cs~~ 1nveat0< wanted ror hOma ::;;~0daya. C.."L~ ...._ pr.am. GU«an-trlln, Med ettarp, vwett 1000 eq n Pf!V11t• deck 3 81111 E 01 Falrvle'* a g.,aoee a11a11. ~4800 Of Npt Hot• 84g..2811 word proo.llnQ Nf'\ltct 1L1 n d a ) a, t op M teed hourly -. plut • 1 d~ paop1a to wonc W S -"'-p......a. ...... t on H9wpof1 &lvd In l.anCS-Adame M&-3323 dtyt _!!7-3039 548-~ 14 '°' datalla. commlaalon. Hour9· 9 w/1M la~t dlacount t art ,_.,, .. ...,... u•I : m.,k Cenn•ry VIiiage 7154-l<MO. Mr Tracy NEWPORT CENTER Full Loat. Poodle, 10 yra Old, w•-T1 fWI AM-2 PM. °' 4 PM • 9 card but nM1 In the •Desire tO Achieve Bldg OtatlnatlW dec:Otat-wtlt ml•ed Fem .. nu to -· Clartl/Flta ~ '°' In-PM Training 11 ~-. country. Mr H•lm•r Ing wtttl wood l*'allng. Ptuah ••.c:utlve of'lloa. elf. MtVICa EQcutlve Sult .. I ., ... Cd M6-27'41 '" ... PlfPllTYt auranoa oto. Part tlma Potentlel to awn ~ &48-3770 •Good Reputation ~ provld.. Ill\ -i bar. 2 belhe. lClnt. HI 1376-1826. 840-6470 Nl!EO A TAX SHiil TIA? 12·5 dally. 13.60 hr. ptu1 per.-. For an In----------•S I A t·t d d xlnt almo~• for locatlon. IOOO·t900 elf. Ni¢£ Off1oa In Corona c1e1 llWlll Ptrtnaranlpa avallat>ta In 831·7740. tarvlaw, Call (7 1<4) llllllr a l!S p I U e an aaecuttve Avail 70 •If C•H 047-eoa... MM 320 1 q 1280/mo Loat: Sml wit• dog, chllda 4·pl•x'a. condo'• or CltB ~ wtth cwg ... 957-2st1. ext 1204 Trlllll likes People f04' 2-15 ~ wm A.Utlno Prol ornoa Grtmth Bldg. p1ue utll 845-5383 2333 ~· Vic. N'#Pt Blvd.1rv1na non-. Uttla down end W<W1t Into rnanegemant --•Willing to Work 11.20 aq ft, trlpla wld Via Lido, Nwpt Blvd Pvt ~ Cout Hwy. Blvd M&-9181 tow mom~ ..._..ti T ... • "'" nu-Annllel C,., Cell S)'Ma lrg oo~-~ u "" ----"-I .. -,.··-· oC> b9neftte. ""1 ... 1"" •-........ .,,..... P f II Pellcan ProplWtlM Inc •''i2eO'E.;11-:i'.; ,.,...... SOii ~13U1 cl\UDllTl'D s•us ..... 8300 to &800 per wialc ro ess1ona y 7t4t84&·t601 Brokar H cr•t•rlal araa Call Ofc tulta. n-'Y redao, w/2 Cl ROUS Of ... !J II Leu 4tM UWlrU I tn ft . S.n Fl'MOllOO. LAI Vagu, Nat'I OroanlHtlon ex· Mow lnlerriewi\& oooPeratton _ 81a-1qo _ :,c:;.~1~~=~ *i&aTIMlllll* llat u.. .._,. ••· f,,.~:;::i: ::=-~~~~~ Apply In Person Between HnorBNd .• ~~-s; •h90/up, c arp•la. total. Incl utM. alNnlng, llSS&IE NoCrecllt~nd .................. tlonw!llvfllllonNlllNtt Noal(pef.NG,W•tt9ln. l pm 3 pm or 5 p.m.-7 pm 1H0-580eq · OM' drapaa lie reatroom .. untum t300 mo Avail 719 NO.HAROORBLVO 118.0&229o97dytl*r ••'-=l.t,lff.I ~!P-.,!~~ . .....:J!.youa Mr Hetrte.8a·S7ff FadOO Call for dat&Jtt, 17301 &..cit 8lYd Hunt· ~ 631-32" ctys, ----111 -.. -....... ...,.,,.. Ulla Milr. M .. t. '""'lOn 9aacrt 642-283-4. FULLERTON Ceah loana, up to ii.ooo. 10 nalri bu .. naea ........ ., .... ,....... ASK FOR MARSHALL . .., I I 110-1112 llow or bad «edtt OK, Mllllt&ITI • Deluxe ~ on Nwot --U ••• ev.rt If unwnplo)'9d UM n .. d•d lmm•dlately pettenoe, end .. he to Needed tmmed\atety•top 2845 H b Bl d Blvd. UP to 4 000 aq ti • mllTIYI llf1'U * lntall 1111 ... 11 lttl .. UI tund• any purpo••· p.n111me ror Prtnow traval, Oell htw .. n aaMly. c .. &•IN._. Sr Of V . MS..loff . 1 MO,A MNT 8808 1q. ft. d&ona dllJ ATTRACTIVl 8814443 HOUie ProcM!t&, a c.o1-f'.ao-4~.1..... Mltlne m ;;aed. i&numflfNI w~-=K:· Nit ~~e:rr«aq~-MANUIUI -glll•PUl'lolwOOfftPWIY. -Mllet ...... own tooea. Costa Mesa, CA NlWPO"T HACH on ~ iow a r:'! 1e1y of uua Aot. TO IV'VE vou Y·~r::"·1~~.~~!'.: MWUt ONil OHiOil nut 1YI* ~.~l.:s~IWI. No Phone Calli PleMe ~ ~. ~Oii MOO feallOnal lm9hlQrl,111 876-41700 MUI• your anopptng ... l)tMJa an ad In the Diiiy Th• IHtHt draw In Iha 4°"P"I' ~atlfY, Ml aq rt ltlpl ~. I DoV9t Or Mte t(, New----------1 1ar by ualng t"9 oa11y ~ Piiot w. ant Ad11 Catt now wut • Delly Piiot I time. Ooeta Meu. I l'lnd wllat you want tn Eq11al 01)90rtunlty ~ 71'°445-7t00 por1 te.:::f'I 831-3t&2._ ~~Wlflacl Ad1 t-42-H78 tot Claullted A~ --I 647 5878 ~Ad ~·5171 MM•U ---:J o.4ly l'tlOt Ct....._,1 ~====::==========~· •• r ----··--·----------------............. ...-----------------~ Orange Cout OAILV PILOT /Monday, June 13, 1983 lelr ..... 1111 Jet.I ..... "" rua11... '"' ow .. r.rai .. ft/ &a .. ltnWte/ .... ... ............ ""' Good hOlne 10 "'"* A s..i~·· IUI tlll PHtl Mll -tilt AOCNfai eooountlng. MfQ. girt & boy apay.cS ,.,.. *~BUY * bdk. OMOe I&. ™· LIT£ eoov w~ ~aplua AP/A1' iared dtclawed all wood gralMd lormlca Upto~Offyoute.. 12 U .. alt<>. 10eoeo lnVOIClng, OMh flow ,... lhot• 0No apeoa for'<l't• toe> MCellent GOnd t7&. Ptnetrtpno u M8-122t tat H over IH oi TODAY'S CROSswbRD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Dampens 5 Hurried 10 Crack 14 S1ag 15 Pm - on me 16 Stir 17 Cake expert 18 Blue-red shade· 2 wds 20 Ho mer w0<k 2wds 22 Originates 23 Ring out 24 Fastener 25 Be sorry 28 Ships' roµes 32 Neighbor ol Ga 33 Cut 35 Deris111e SOund 36 Kind ol bag 38 Gin mills 40 Bloodshed 41 Emissary 43 -s1d1ng 45 Farm animal 46 Guard 48 Codicils 2 3 50 March date 51 Make eyes 52 Condlmenls 55 Birds 59 Ctrrus clouds 61 Depraved 62 Swan genus 63 Fre nch girls 64 N Mexican native 65 Roman clan 66 likewise 67 Other OOWN 1 Jot 2 Singly 3 Fuel source 4 Band 5 Spread out 6 Regional 7 Female student 8 Sixth sense 9 Leave 10 Walking vigorously 11 Cuts olf 12 Lazy 13 Fool parts 19 USSR range 2 1 8 1local 6 SATURDAY'S PUZZLE SOLVED 24 Exposed 25 NZ trees 26 Funeral oration arch 27 Plate 28 Make merry 29 Lasso part 30 Misjudgment 31 Ragouts 34 Bad hab1ls 3 7 Inveiglers 39 North Allan- t1csea 1 8 9 <42 Curreols 44 Small stream 4 7 Made a home 49 Excise 5 1 Young bird 52 Haze 53 Sickly 54 Press 55 Alluvium 56 Race track 5 7 Victories 58 -gin 60 -Baba 12 porl gen91al ledger, 25 oanta. M .. 1232 MA,STERSAUCTtON M2·t207 Lrla~1t9f 'ltll ' . '426/ino. 7l4/IM-1NO lln1nolal 1tateman1t, ~ ..... 11/Hl·HH Fltep oof Illa cabiiitt rn:;;, •;re;; ~ .... &ii of <4 Oreg Maaw E =::S~00~"i,,.: __!_ e·80fa MrthtONd 11ote1 <4.d~. t2'6. 60<M>248. 7.1 : iP%.iboerd; :C1~!tW.: ~me:' ~u;:: _,. 7"'".:..&12 Aetrtewr Pupplea, on bona xlnt oond c .,, dellwt (I.I~ ....... ~) •100. ~ -~ • 2 2 6 1 b a. t 0 ". r . ....... '"' AKC Rea M" l200 • ., oeo' "'7"' ""'"7 . ..... ·--.... _, & s Avall &-1f. Call Mt-to.-0 1 51 · • """"' PIUtl/Ortu1 IHI Cvawlle inn.table Me &46-&na ~ :' au 8hell Anttq thedl>fd tbl "40. m;;;;;;&i(F f888'. lnclu6el C*9 and pump Li of 4 Drag W... E ~"' ~Mne. Mai. ~~ 7"· 8 moe_ R.lrtg •125. Cir 23" TV Laelle ~!~ Bootlt 850-4749 90X14 ttrea mounted on ........... .._...._. __.__ ~ 8Matl ~"'I~:-'* $75 Stereo rltdlo & r• 11 t2300 8acrlftce for• Lobalat trepa, 20 .. white 6 lug rim•. __,...._.._.., s.wtnoll\8Chlneoperator, ... ' 1---1 •• =~ ~V:au~!!e ::o~ qulok 't1850IOBO. tM-5820 t 2~••t offe r . fO"CAR\!ER dbl needle, tempotar;, rtn -846~'97...... 660-52'4. MARINE RADIO l!OUIP· 1-M-~..----..-..... -!l-US!lXt·&\-M' ~air ba1oon DP 1)(111. U..flllAL.I Klmball uptight. 18H MENT, Triton Radio· lat• Wu... tlM ~,..,-.. , .... _..~l,..,. 21~687-6434 Martha i-hand tooled BMut. Oak dreeMr l Yin tage Ser 70251 tal1pf\On1 w/1lmpllfted Hm1 • ......:... c:::::s . ..._ ... -.,. ... ,.,,..,..,oMI -6 maldllng nit• atand xlnt • ..,.,..obo· ..... f ..... · ,._ ........ ,..._. ,._, ......,_, "" S H A R p R E c E p • Longhorn, Ilka MW te60 cond t360 545--3eM ..,.,., or tr .... or r ...... -Ghanntla, ..... tnat _.., YoUr Ylhlole. domMtle or &arJrR TIONIST/ClfRlCAl AS-831~523 . . top deak. 557.1734 atate Olrecilon l'ln<* (4 t0(86gn N1.S28& SISTANT. Raoalvlng ~t I COMPLETE BEDROOM UpO Plano. $300. Cona. bande). H·P 1t ft antenna . Cllllll, t>Wlng, malllnga, _!I SET·D,....., w/mlrror, Starw 150 &40-8299 w/eo ft oable, Richie WI llY eome oomputor taalce :aa;;; Lbr 3U&a. I cN11 & 2 n'Ght atanda. oom12.nP ... t!!~,NYW. ......, ~).5 GLW A••1 and MCtOw pr~. t4.60 -. 546-9965 double bed w/heed 6 WurlltHr Spinet S450 400 .,... ..........,., WAn cr-1\JI anwonment in loot t>oard MUST SEE w h I . 11In1 c 0 n d (8-4 wlldye). 88&-1367 UI nHll LaQunaBeectl Celll.AIUra 8a .... SS.1>'oductflf1lltzer, $1200 Kltehen tat>M & 4 552-.3337 (remainder). Smlth, 494.97f2, COAST ~c.ng rabbit• $6 chr1, $100. 548-8707 -S-I 11 •• ~ 1""0 ~ 81"'9'0"·1.rM'ancie CITIES ESCROW · 54$-5737 rrt •I--· ._, 556 anohor wtncn.N ....... a..11 lrrl11a1t1 IOll Dining table .,,d chalre, a11 4 x 7 Pool Table French IS60 e3t-&017 _.._____ Frea11r 1186 Wuh· wood. 2 moa MW_,...., •tyla Sotld Oak $500, IU~I DMb fill '" -wldry«< 1135 .. Dllh· uNd Sac at 112 orig. nrm 780-5842 ...... _ i2W 11'4 Robb Rtc>ot1 11 looll· w..net $100 548-5a48 prkle • 185. Aleo muat Mii 31' avallable ~ l.v~MELL CHEVROLET .:>.;> 11,,,,.,, fl, 1 . I.:.. I \ .., ~ " ' f>4l>-I 200 Ina lw IOphi.tleated up · t8'traveltrlller,10Wllef, S tation ary blcycle, ataly through AUQ, 03 M1-paople who would HARBOR AREA xlnt ~-11400 or beat SChwlnn Alr-o-dyoe, 111n1 Lido Marina Village. WI llY enJoy deell!19 with own· APPLIANCE SERVICE otter. 497-6-482 cond., new $600, Mii 873-1093 USED CARS& TRUCKS at•OfRoll•Royce Motor W•Mllrecond .guat. D I DI I T bl '495 548-4218 CAN ACCOMODATE COMEINOACALLFOR Cara Y9dlt• alrp!..--awl~ &40-3077 rax• n ng • •' Fiii &Pfllllll. art ' antlQUU a nd . ln.iltwood eectlon, WO<m jWanted Backllwll\Q BOAT UP TO "40'AVAIL Cormier~ premium propertlea 20% lllY IHUAIOEI holea, worth tt.eoo. NII Call .... an1no1. NEWPORT HARBOR IN comm.paldWMlcly ifyou L• 857-8133 lor S800S3/0BO dWorld 780-&42 OEXCHOANGE .fONAc •UD8_!' i•21 ...... 1e"EAC~BLVO. can clOM contact· Alen-Book• 5. Chll Craf1 TV la•I F B AT & ... 1 -.n. a ,... Cl Bii •7 1_.._.~684 NORGE al&ctrlc dr~er, Serlell S35. 546-0492. ' 11 8 44. 4 3 5 0 O A Y 8 , HUNTINGTON BEACH ., .. 3:7~939• h • P • s 5 · Duocan Phrf• dining table ltrff 1132 813-2332 EV 141-11111Ml-Ha1 TUlllU & chairs. t37& Appl 8EXOTIF0l 26" RCA N9wpor1 Marlna/ellp WI pay Tlf 11UJ1 Int'! EducetlONI Co. hu Ra Ir I gar at or $ 1 6 0 . 84 7 .33 14 Color TV. 2 yr wmty. day . .....-. month fM llO ••- lmrned eummar open-548-9688 1148 Freedeltvety Open 646-0561 - Inga tor ~ High Refrigerator Coppet tone F•nlhlrt/ 1"4 M14 Sun. I WI IAI• guar. Income. Soc. Sec. fro11-lree' Frigidaire, 7 pc. pecan dining room TV Jottn'a 848-1788 1111ltll11, ""1&1/111111 b•n•. 8111 Helmuth tt50. 759-1400 "'and hutch seoo. 8 pc ·--• I 7011 In newor1 8eaol1 for ull· wlckw dlnnatta t225 -11, atra b o • t 1 o 3 0 f t . 2480 Hllrt>or BM:l. TnDllll REFRIGERATOR Hall Cl'blne1 t30. GE 12' Mmi-V afum bOet 714-645-7100 COSTA MESA Uk• new. 2 dr. troet lree. Relrtg, kle, -tar In doOt wllrallar '4'A hp Suzuki lttrlft 70•.. Ml-4* Mt-1al APtlll'Tlllll S1M. 8938080 S375. Cl--. bed and mtr. S 1085 obo. _ -ll11DS Relrtg, frott 1r... !amity hMdt>oard $250. Pecan 540-7578 evea. Storage for BO:ti. Motor J"J! HU Exper. nee.nary Sun. alte, very clMn $216. cotf .. table S80. 8 pc Hornet, Campera, ,._.. t I!. , .... a.. wto.l.MelrlO Wlm 1m1t11Y • '75 2002; 4 ICld • alt oond. (033"-!t.I • '19 S20I; <4 te>d.. 1ow mllea (840XIV) • '79 7331: 4 IC>d .. loaded (971UX8) • ·eo 320!; 5 llld .. aunrOOf (1AHV203) • ·eo 7331: .uio .. loaded (18ST118) • '81 6281: auto .. aunrOOf (1 008811) • ·91 ~: 5 ""'. loaded (1CUi374) • '82 320!; au10 .. aurvoot (1FON542) • '82 528e; au10., low mllea. (tEJM 74) • '82 7331; 5 te>d., loeded (7356&37) Ul-1111 208 w. 1 at. Santa """ Ck>Md~ LAROE 8£LECTION Of NEW I USED BMWSI through Thurl. 5:30 PM Kenmore walhar llMvy patio 111 t 125 Mlec Achlllel 2 man lnnatable P<>r1 Beech. e.42..-904. • ~-+-+---tl---+---t-~I to8:30PM.<N#.hourly duty. multl cydt, $126 llema63&-7o22 ~w/~-~;~ood lill ...... I fffi ,....... l.mlllll .. plul comm. Ptldll and 843-2498 HI d a -a • b a d I 1 O O lYULAlll VOLUME 8Al.E8 ~~t~•I wn~k~::: SMr• F"'9%«, 17 CF, &48-&803 IH'!~tftf 7012 ~~~Mllboard, ON s~~~~:i otfloe Scott~.2n7 froatleal upright $150. 22' Beytiner • Cudd; · "HP 0'1 LONG BEACH (R4) • • 873-503& But ltac~ 1140 Volvo 110. Trat11r. M AbcraJt IOIO and (No c-... aadt~l • radio. XLNT Fmly Boet, 10••111u1 . ·-·• \Yhlrl Pool wuhar Clryer 2 ™ $35 1 i!IS. all c anvu. 18500 197o Bw:flcran a.ron ..,._ ll14)IM-llN =Talepl...,-..,.'IOI---.. -----and retr1Q. Gold, nkle Watatbed. S130 3 and 979-8558 2eo hor• Airtime 1303 • 'n l'red94na Wt6come ,·--cond. t400. 1&1-5485 ta1>1ea S50 ~ '45 ~~<.>:<>°25~'!.11~~t ~JO~an~e .. __ ... ,___ Ill? -• •-Fan S15 . Dining tabla. 24 It. Marauder, FIB. twin ,..._, -.,... (. -··-~-+--t--+-·flThe Natlon't largHl ll•t. Ltedall f014 t.40' Aalr ·S35 897•1279• 185 Mate, VHF taba, ax· Call Harlan 83$-7622 0~-~· -o 1,1111_ T .... Marhtlng Firm t1 -:ii::: · \rH. 40 mph 1harp, •- lool<lng tor a ,... hloh OllTUOTOIS. ln••IH•• heh '19,500. Prtv••• Party ~~~~~T;:>:.~,82~?,; ~::i'~,~w m;:n~~~ <~t1•>--! ::0•;:r ~~:~:~~ UMd ~ for Nie. 35 1212 97t-se19 avionic•. 011Ygen. low 4 ft•I Drift1 NJI 260 AddltklNt Can 1 _.-end hr. In er;~14:3 ~~252 wk, 4'nalae Or... 21' 4JeHI =· ~ ~7f;f '76 ToYOta c:anac:rut=. ChooM From o BH ch Olflee. S alH Custom made drlj)erlea FB Dou bla Ender, lo~. xlnt cond. te100. J&DAllTOSALES. INC 1 ~· helpM S4 I* hr CMl~lln IOll Open-. otf Whitt I~ Monterey ~ boat. Ca.,en hf4 <499-1288 alt 5PM. 1111....., ..... guard plu• lucr•cllv•, jp;;;li PG ilk 2 ac;c; IMng room and dining I $31)()(), 714· 980 '73 ~an lent campet, t--b ... , ........ ~~~~· program aJ dr1-,pr1n1trlmMltor. roomo1Plan5.$500obo. 29' Twin OleMI Sktpledt, llpe8,leOO.fS.42..-711. ·-.__ (t1•)tt• -• .... llll Pf'C>gf'8f'M I ganiee. Take eYM, 759-9347 completely equipped, 1Nf n .._ • - --owr1Mattf4832orbuy = 1214 PP ••ter llktt 1111 (1t774ul 1881Deaun8210Wagon. ~ at '3150. fS.41 -8987 or ftLfl!1 7141667-4758 1681 Puc:h .. Maxi Lux 11HI grHt condition. 'f•• UIUYITlllllT 762-1805. South A=(~~ 30' Baylln«. FBSD, v Drtv-Mot)ed. XLNT Condition 250 AddlttoNI Can To ,,.,., IMN. t154 "'°· '"ll"':-+-+-+-~ NMded at onoe. 111• Fr• It Jn MU per etonel IMO-M88 ... Mt up forllahlng, Jllnt t360 obo. &'42·2937 ChooM From AM/FM 1tertol9r1!H .. patlenced Of wtl tr.in. , ™ I WC Old GOnd. '38,500. IM0-4208. '82 Peugeot 103 MoPed J&D AllTO SAL£8, INC. A I c. 5 • pd. ~I FUii time 2 PM to 9 PM ::1wtit, ~••d• •good ~ ~~ ae· Un1111ta. !tying ~· 2 Blue, lo ml, "400/obo. HI I....., ltM. 7N-e07S. • '°' · Mon-Fri. Al\er 1 PM. ho m... 8 7 5 . 0 2 1 1 • per atOMI &40-M88 twn Chryt eng, 1 70, Alan te2·M08 ..... ... '782 •2MJZ..K ogoodr l.oondftlon. m I •• ~151 548.5205 c1ean ' anarp. 11pe 8. .. 1 I c11.>... .... .. .-rLEPHONE SALES Man'• 14K •rletwatch $63,000/080. 532·2828. terCJC n • ',_ $39001080 1M1. '" Fr" kltten1. (Fam1te). ~d'· 1 ....... •t) I""" •---11n IOll Ul'.llU• w ... em .. ., · """· '58CENTURVRAVEN -11l1UIJ•ll 'too.taun200SXHtdlblc, • Vartouleolora. 7 1 1"75 Honda C R121 _,.ftAC_...___.._. Belt Wutt4 SIOO I J W ......,,. Sito 8 I W -~ SIOO ----· 873-4324 c1ua1c: bay 1auncnl•• • ., (117910! -.... • ....,_ ""'"'"'· ti U.-• P Ht-_,..__ M1n'1 huvy Gold akltf, w/tra1i., 13000 Elalnore,Mu8t8el ·e.t tlttl AM/FM ...,..,, 31,000 I.I u• II SALlS·MICAO COM· SEOIOUY ••HITllS. Kll1~··1w1111ur;~.n r~ Braoellt Coet $4000, w!U obo Mull Mii thl• ...-. off• 942-1107 260 Adelltlonal Cwt To :an.~.,,,.~;::· Excel opport. for ... PllTERS Meture pereon I-· '-'I""' s .u lllftmU, l.t' neu., no ......... take 11800, 875-5070 875-1383 1978 SuNkl T6185. Blue, ChOOM From _.,.,... I d I . .....,,..na nn• -m... f\•lrtd gr1 y/wf\I. ....,. par ance aggrau va w/bualnaea & Computer State otfloa Good typlat. Stotler & Co .. one of the 5-48-1328 ~laery 1 '78 21' l'1allett. 454 Chevy low mllle, Muat Sell • J&DAUTOSAL£S,INC '81 .,...,zx. Ol !*g. 22,000 ~~1a1.::.-c:::' axpar. 754-e363 Some lalaptlorle wOt1I latgeat commodity bkrs. ---pUmp Daye 632-71121 Bel1 on.,. fS.42-7107 Ill .. ......,... ml. $9500 obo. 87~1243 ,.. ........ at H...._._._ n-•. s.... General office equip~ need• YoU 10 Mii °"' ••· fualtut H2S Vari apeed Miii, Band Nw avea, ~ ' 380 Yamaha, reblt, OOOd •·-"a •--'81 M&lllma: ~ •· .... u-• .,..,_, ,_ ment Stat1I Sal clualva high-powered •/Wiider. 3 rnt1al latr-. __ • 842-9035 _. -ty 7141281-02110 or ..,,,,.... si200 + ex~t :;J;.. maNQICI a ~ad pat1-H-IUllOlqueHtyrattan 111.trtacegrlnder wlrefeed '81 SH Ray 19', lull tw• .225. (lH)lli-tllt i::~t ~ 780-&18 y..,...... aftt• Mall reaurne 10 p nerenlp Pf"e>grW'l'I. EXLNT & oak f\imltul'W. cell tor "'°"· hortzootal mltl, loaCled w/tr1r, low hre, '74 Honda 760 • • cert> mmea, loaded, 4 dr, .._ • .1 ..... --. Wor11parttlmellAMto ? 0 8o 5083 H~• COMMISSION 1000'10( pric.e.Bob546-7593 email vertical mlll. hell $15,500 p p 631-0338 Completely rbll. ang. '74FordF100,8~.3te>d ......... 10 ml Mdan·= ---~---PM or 4 PM to I) PM with Height:. CatlfOmla 91745 IMdl c .. A"W 10 A.M. H.._.ut of ~I f\im NII lrMt furn-. lnapecilon '82 17· Cal. 75hp 018, Ur•, l>fakea, tank & -t air ahodca. frnt dlee bnla, aell. Start,~ 7 b Exprd. for upandlng A.E the Lot AngeMie Tlmea (7 14)842-3014. i25.oo11 de ' t' el loola, rotary table. View. V·hYll wllr1r & axtru eprocklt 6 chain. 120,000 ml, 11500. 3041 =ti: •. 'fOAl'"-YoftW :':r,toa;;A~A~~R"f, Clrculatlonl'eMilnt-. IHftfuJPln Telephone Sain Rap trlr ~$....e or rav :~1:1:~"P'~· $7800 84 1-8907: S850IOB0.540-11081ve .Babb,Cm.656-203!5 today c.. 759-1131 Of' 851•91~ ~ ..... Earn an Active Mortgage Co. ~forBulldlngC-.-__ 7 07 · m 1e 752-1805 meo Me.7502AFT8PM 75 Dodge PU xlnt. er~2900 (MkklfFr.,.) tlourty Wet;/fl plu1 comm need• aharp, axper'd trec10I'. ~ llgllt olftoe I ''" naamu 14-4....oeo -. -• --uk for Andf'9_ 12195 E2 larml. 11MO Restaurant TrlllnlnQlaprovlded.FOI' P8"10nlOhand1eptlOnee. wortt T~ required Lee 957.S133 llhctllu Hil 83 Wellcralt, 25 lamlty '78H~ar NwptBl..c!,C.M Spece81 '82 2aozx. T-top, 5 IC)d, •_.._·1W-1ao. more lnformatlon call typlno. and other durltl (71 · 54 t..oe3"7 .... crvlear & otf lhor• nehat, IOllded ExMnded .....vtoa •nn ......... 540--0301 related to Mortgage 4l 2 Klngltzewaterbed $100, 8 drawer druur a!Mpa4,f\illgalley,Votvo lmmac. """ '75 Ford Cour1tf PU .. wwr.~ .. lc*er.AlklnQ ~ ~A'M~: Banking. Back ground In T alephona Sollcl1ore colored TV ,50,atateo w/matchlng flight 1tand1 I gu 110, swim platform. 4~568 I need1 work. H001080. I 11 900/obo ""* .... Moo thN Fri. Earn S.-AE, S&L'1 or Banking lmmllf l50 1145-5914 & baby lttml. 5&&-e2M trim tab1. canvu & manb ·77 t25 Can-Am, good 548-7550. 15K° ml. 4tt-2f22 • prox_ $150/1170 _.-:;: 11,,ai .. 11 raq'd Contact St.v• we want good talephona L .. thef Sofa 8ed '450 9xto St0tllllfl Shed. OOoCI ~· 1:;'c.~d ,f58~ conCI 1240· IM&-8123 Vu1 Bii eic1. grsy 1n1. 2 ctr Must be neat, pet90l\abla '"' ...... 645-l402 rtMN•tlonleta lo -I?'-Weiher 6 Dry9f '65 conel, w/ftoor1ng &. foun-8«-5083or499-5122 . '79 Kawuakl KZ400, lllnt '88 ooaoe cm, A c;I. Mtdlbedt. •• & te>d. and angwtlc. Cal •It• Wor11 pat1 time I) AM to 2 n•nuY poln1"*111 I Md\. Antique POOi Tabla datlon $100 8'2-8702 --. oond Oapendable Irene. auto, r9dlo. rune ..... 35mpg, nu llrw ' mag 10 AM PM or 4 PM lo I) PM with Publlc Rel llon ~ f UUIY I 1190 Oak Coffee Tabla m Clualc 18' LapatrakeCen-eompg. '860.545-3863. 1786, 860.aa47 wMela, atn/lm aterto Llrl'tlltelte• the Loe Angelle Timel tut-~ ~ ·r!. Nl•Hlll I '75. 790-9079...._ L 111..Lllll turyt>ayboat.4 ~.Grey. '80HONDACM200T •-&1 o ua. •ooo obo 3077 ... H•...,._ SA Clrculatlon ,.-..,,, In,... I 'd ........... • •• I c h I n g • 30 Hellum Balloona Clal. 13600 875.a181 ,._.__. lo ml -ucan, 83$-1247 _, """' lalel e.rn an qu r• exp • .,.,.,,_...... 11•111 '"' llll)'11me Perfect for Ill w,,_,,.. 1n • ....1;.. __., -------....-::"'ZT 979--0747 W"'lfl ph.18 oomm penonw/11.lnt~.org PIT ..;: wen Cal co1.1ch-lovuu1-chr. OClC8lk>na . Fether'• Dey EA27 en.ilM ready, mmg. '850/0bo. ' "'4-0729 "™" .-fl&t 1112 laltt, llutM lfte It prO'Aded For ~ ~f~7~ooeatlno altar 1 pm~71i1-4n3 '425/blt otr. 97MOS t bf1dea 6 gredtt 87~ te ~~ mt¥2:~~ft ·eo Vaepa P·200E Xlnt 'It............ \6fe a:;cc ™ ;;& ang Part time 87~24 more nlormatlon call Melching Iola. iov-1. CARPET 3 ROOMS ll88 ' ' cond. G87·HOO da, Only2200ml.1A-~1. wortt. ma11aonar. MOO or SALES . 540-0301 IMrlfln/IMlff ,,..,.... llrMJ chair ottoman $300 Ulton p1u1t1 (beead 00 30 SEARAY 28'. 1979, 280 998-9335 F«d powwed te770/obo otr. --••y/mt for Publlc-Ylat« ~ Wttt Twin ~ w/mattra11 eq )'de). F,... aat1ma11. Sundancar, very low '8tYamlheSeca 750,llln1 M&-2"3AeMle/$alel i--,-., ... ,-... -----mll&llllt _,_ locted In t-ouna Hiiia No Mltlng, Mlary, pan '50 780-0813 714-533-7391 houre, alMpa II, cooker. cond 11700. M7.ae.4 ·59 JIG MKt, Rola type. 1 r r•Tltllll Now aocepttng ~ tor Ol.lt1t8Nf~ WWlt· Excellent typing and time .....,,"'°' No aper. MOVING! 8' blue eota. relt1g . trim taba, VHF, r o.a.. -x1nt, '89GO 845-9028 (teTfM8) youno eggrwM lndMd• ed for fut peoed clencal 1111111 ,.quired nee Training P(Olllded St50 N-!win bed. FoldlngWhealett.ir.palrol NPB lllp, price $22.800. .., .. ..,. ---Uftl uala to work In Iha Int.nor tum oontr.ctor K~ of a6ectronlc ~ty for lldvenc. Commooe Arma l200 ca11 ....... fS.40-11227 dnllA'I UllllT 'MG TO Xlnt cond. Atbft 260 Addltlonal c.. To L.A./Oranqt County ~. typing, word typewrltlar and die· me nt. Call S1.11an: ltOO. Oak co= table. S lld• Proj. •Cr aan, Southeout 18' Lap1trak• • ..-. -.. -1 *'O· Muateell.$10,llOOor ChooM From Area. Complete ll"alnlng proe .... r. hlghly or· taphOoa helpful Startlna 8e2·5844 m: ~~~7 . Rug, wtlMla.S7!1. 5'48-7807· 8 Gray marina head0 ...,.,_--.-bMt ottw. e32-!133f J$O AllTOSALES INC ~',!·~ J~81v;:1 =:i1~1.1~-::'=::"~ ~,2<42 mo. EM. T••·-~... .... Mua1 .... nowt I) 11 loll OAS EDGER sa1so 548-4718 • F~~7M~. ~ ~ llL ..... HR Ill .......... . 714-959-7283 Mlaty top 0 Box 2758, 77 No Mlllng Company wW OOOd cood. Of-' & wtlt Never uNd 1126 ..... 1 '(Ml llnaneltlO-V1aa ' 173 XG m rn. .... ... PMwpr1 Beech, 92Ml3 train Stlar; S5 io •'7 I* pr1nt MO Cd Liu -542-3 l05 1 ..,-wA M C body QOOd, ang neade (l 14) ll ..... ~:rra: lllUTllY lllUTllYLL hf No sx.par MC !Jett 847-n 48 GenulntEMERALD6 from ':.,~:~~.u7.1m ~Y..,./ltn work, 11000/olr ..... --.-----rr.w ~ "~::,~: p:;~ 8~-li M"f'~Fr1. ~~:.:: =~ T:wllM~.~ !ET~. :::~ S5 Ol 41M-6907. ~~· 5<4&-2526 Greg. v1ew1.ban.~. · "'M1·9~-na ~ ~:t= 'POI •MOOn:efl2·6&43 au..n 1105, Klnq $125. INSULATION.OwerlaCor· 1~~~~~i,.~~1! ano IU.Ull 'i~~ :::;;: ==: gr.t.amlfm~·.=. ~~,~~· Famale:09mla rred ANOY760-5'132 2_ ~·,:.r~io!e,;: 15. Flberglw. tu t. Mtl •ettr..... ... ~~~ 9 0·3978 or ::..=t t1760/080 . ......... _.., ........----Modetl & &oon (2 t3) OU bdrm, "400 Pr~ 8e7-3938. balllng, with traller, xlnt FC tAVllO¥or ROiM 1----------~-=t~= ee&-1984 ' :;8~~C::.~·:;l John Wayne Tannie Club, c2013n13dg7.0'818200 I OBO. ~t~IO.d.d, llMpa 8:,,Al!dlP"l'-W..,.!!fl"!IP'""~l!"!l,.ff"'9 ~t,r.:.n~J:~~i TV Prflfar local raeldant. For nNT Olk coft .. & end•. beige lull !amity mernber'lhlp, -e..ut. Int. ~1•. .,, xua1 108LS. a :pa, :a t1760 obo . .=:==:::, =-= Int.new cal MJ9. OuN. Experienced, aocuratt MCI. te50 Oalll brlN 0 50 650·3823 or 2 Hobl t4, eu1tom 2 boat RENT 1195/wt up d.a.t dr, xlnt cond. •1000 i..90-A0/:#--.,-4-dr--lo-iei_r:lel_d--5 =--.. -. ....., L ,.., ... t)'pllt 85 WPM. good gtaaat09 cnn.t1•. cotton 213/112-1139 trllAaf. lak• all for $1575 * .... , .. * tel-7732 apd, ale, .int cones. RMltorQa ~10 Mlary P1u1 benefit• S.,, llola/love,$500 Allmlnt-1LAWN MOWER .. Searl ro-°' b91t otfat or Mii WANT TO MHT Smell ·~~ .. !!:~~· $4998 -....121 I Olarnenta 8e1~111 can dellver. 072-4995 taty 18" 195 887-31138 t e P a r a t • I Y ,..._._. • ._ • .., -· 1r--------..rr11ca 714·240-8093.... motornome bY rtlabtt 2100 Ml IOOOO . • SECRETARY To 1-T .... llartttl au.ilty ltaRtn Oel6on Rat· Local yacnt aub (BCYClj couple 873·21U &48-e449 ,__ ____ _........,. 11.ITIOUS't tan Sectional ~atural memberihlp for H it 42' Columbla MIS, ..... m I .... ,... ..... COIOrl•brle. 8 pce tnd9d l t300 84'4·8507 •II $650/mo '°' 113 UM Trall•n ... 1111 m IPRESl>ENT ,,.,.... coif .. tabtt' ottoman. 1 JPM Ideal for bact*or Long '""\ 1124 1674 mw 2002 Xuto- NEEO To EARN 25K + YRLY Stlll't 'fOVI MW earw on yr o6d. COii 13600• rnoY· Bch lllP Cart 9&4-2J&e 12' f,:v;r Trir, ato.,,., matlc tran1 .. ,_ ......... OF REAL ESTATE our :kd INft and pro-Ing wlll eacrlllee tor .... Ill.All 'll .__ 11 .. ~_. ,,_. .. If e ed Yes graaalng ln1o upper man-•11100 Lampe, TV Stand. Charter Mambarehlp __ .....,, -,,.,.,,, refng. llpt 4· '575. tir.a. ~I AM/FM you &nSW r ..... Dally Palntlnga, WOOdOlnlng SlOOO/ofl'. 493-5753 Mint. fl.Illy equipped lor 842·9036 atereo CHHlt, only CO :='held ir , o l~ Tabla, Etc Vary low crullllng. 122,000 OBO •• 58 Explortf. ltov./rflfrtg, 32.000 mllea on '1YW-WE IEEI YIU • to 4 PM and~._. pr\OM. 860-1048 Mink l•oket. Aut1.1mn 213..-n-o101 nu llrH, nu wire. heuled angtM. all ..,. 8h0c'1hand. llghl book· Hue. az 12 14, •P· vtc. record•. eJIOlllan1 .. .__'I For our Direct Sales Team keeping ·~ '**"" nlngll fl'om 8 PM lo 7 PM Ouallt)' ttalarl Dellon Rat· praleed $2500 Ilka -8 It Sabot Very dean New S650/090. 637-1394 "' condition throuOf\OU! l • -ary Sa lary approx at 12422 lampaon, Qw. tan s.otlonal Natural a.et oner. MG-7402 dye paint, 2 muta '306, mag. muet -earl '5400. aom 714) 111 3110 t1200/mo. Ernu t den Grova. Avallable oo6orlabl1c 8pce,lt'°1lda fS.4~ BUYFACTOAYOIRECT (71<4)842--0138. Call ( • George e13.1eoo wm tvtirY wectneac1ay ...,. ClCJtfM table & ottomen 1 W •••11• n.tltt 01121 Ughlwe1gt1t flb•rg1u1 •11 uw .... ODlm Doud Co Inc. nlng are ln&etvtewt from 8 YT o6d. coac '3800. Mov• Wed JUM 15. Cathy Scamp 13' & 18' travel •-• -================:J;~~~~.;;;;;; PM to 7PM to 7 PM at: ':11 WIH 'Ncntk>a for 549-2M2 En)O)' ownerthlp, lh.,. 3 tralleR l ,.. 1t· 5ltl Buy OM 09' 1 ,,... NO 11111 f Newspaper ~~ ~~:3·1::0Mtea ~=.no.~~= llTIHI PAUii ~~11::'i~ allp Call ~: = ~ ~ ~ ... ft.I. llT KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! AGES 11-14 CARN lW TO S75.00 PER WECK Wr M • h1•t IS ~n1n&\ lor youna "l«r bthf'f\ lo Y< u11 rtW!\ 1111 I~ Or•nct Coul o~·, ""'" Ou• "'"' \I.Ml ., J JO pm Jlld ...,., uni~ 8 JO pm •H~d.l,, On '•lu1day •t "°'~ • Ir• "'°" hour\ You •1" urn many lllll\ Ancl p111P\. ''°°' ••I~ ,Arn1ne 1ou1 n•n mnftt' tllf,, 1~ ~o dtl"'""I or collfchon 11!'rtllu~ H 1ou _., 1111 .. ~ttd pju~ clll Ml (.;11 (714) 548-7058 ' ............ Exper. ~·~om lllltt. Pattern• and Pro- duc11on cutttna '°' appt. 11~r l able, etc. Very low below whoteula •t Coronado t&', xlnt c:ond., bfodlure & SAVEi 11-.ga •MP~ pr'loat. 860-1048 11004200. fS.45-0490 w/tr1r • trepaa, ~ t '72 BMW """2 === V._ ...... 8at*- Recllnar, tan, ~ good lftlWllllT xtru. S1950. 780-t~78 ralltnUtW / •w ,._ ~ ;;,'';;i 1.,~~ cond t125. Patio Set By Lote 10 10 29 Iba 1 month ..... II P1.IM ~ _.. oond. 13. · W'kndll & ..,_. Tropltona. &4" tbl •14 •Ntr and keep " oft e North sa11e'M2-tiii &ml utiMY rn, U!O. ---. 7fJ0.'3Q. (l~1.) ..... otve I urnbr... '250. 100~ natural h•rbt , evw.tnda MS-2"3 •73 IMW 2002 red/tan, '14) Ml•a ... o. by e ....... * 100% moNY beet! ....,,. " ~ of 2 1111 . !Mlal. wood Ofaln top Call 8t9d. 213-e11.f5:· (W..t ... '43). All ONlea latt letlMI euto. *· AM/l'M, ~1J""L ti• •1H. ~ • rMd)' OfftRS plew. IUP6M"XNt c:lwl, MOO(). 731..-541 --•lllF Slfn, oak 6eM i1o 8' A111t ":':;,.2:2;! :'~· Bocllmlllar Bflr ~5 NOTICE TO Af.AOEM '74 2002, xlnt, al ootkJna. w. ~ a:: ~. bm aote t 76 lilac~ 10 I 16 oat pot• eq' L* 14w/1UILD AHO teooo. 54-02<40 .,..... ..-oaon 01 i-s dlf t40 Calcule1or '40. b ake pan • 3 5 0 . R9drlQ or tamly, good AOvvmsEM '18 53Cll, *· IM, Aiilli7rili ..-...: ... II. ..... -nu &31~2". fS.46..«MM . cone( •1100. e1S.:Of7t Th• prtoa or Item• can ooo d oond. Ill Juea and lUI ......_ Fu• lime MCrltar1al . . ad¥9f11Md by VehlOle J4200iotr 4"-6229 ... llt now! U · ~bed, box..,,n and 8et of 4 Oreg Muter E P8C)lflc Saeor•ft 8!009 28 deeler1I In ttla wNcta . . .... ·--~7~ 0fftee. Cal ~= saoaJ.= toit1<4 thl mounted on toot 1111 122.000 IH~ olaH"lad adYer11alng '7t aa&: Ilk nu, 1111.trM mtMlrw....._ ....., ...... ---...--....... ._ _..... · white 6 lug rime. Yanmar DlaHI rully oolumnaOO.notlndude $9000. •1w1H. OOITA~ )Ml Waaiti 1111 SOfi icr...t, o«Of'Mn, • 2 2 51 b • • t oft a r . equipped H9wport • I any appffo9t>le tu... ·eo sidil, bit, .,,,;;;;; 1.,..,.. u;; in oc;;;p::;i:;, m:ca: t:Nltt Mt ~20 Twn bed M&-MH alto fMO Oeedl«alt b-"'*-· trwter ,..., ow, I te>d. enlrf.•. ,., Oil beokground, ~ N0. 780-0t13. Sofa 9ad iii. Elactt1c late laN Cal HatWI at fllWllD9 ~ .... kif ur.,~-....,tnwnea .. , .... lntelllgant, rellebla iOfa. peec11 ~. W . ~ T== •1eo. 2 End 133-7922 :o:o::r.no~ ":; oond. •tt= obo. Allfl Al lftOdlllil-i "'°"' °'*"9 "3-4322 oordwoy lounge oflelrt, r t'22~· Weight 8et I Prk'ldla 18. 1 'ff o4d, ldM dHlar dOCllnt•1'tary !rnct!~1i1 ._.. & In lltOC*J Cell OI lllCip 11¥ t*Oa• 190 pr. 17'437<4 ~ <>. V91JW!fn 110. oond., hvy dtytrtr, '3900. ~1ion c:itMlrgiaa""" • now1 WOfld tr~ retired ~ 1-421.eOGO ~ ~ =· ~ t7M<44f wee. i-~ ~ .... WllTDI ....... C:0-..,_ poa1t1on .. Watert>ed· 1 moa. o1c1 ...,. or ...._ 1 tM . n11tk by ttia 9Mte.. WI ll'f.. iiB...,_ ._ co=*:''~e ~ ,r~ hMd11bOet, d. ~~Twin Matt......:. ......._ 11 " No. 2n1. •1100. I• ....... , _ _.. Cl~OITAMllA k 1 1 ...., ...... " or _...,, •-. _....ring, High parlormano•. Fi •• ~ 71~1;/:n. t7S·1100, n /wknd hme, good oond. '60. 87S·UU 102 lo. eom.o.TOlllOlll1t Nllll _.., ... rn, . ..., &4•.0.M <4ff-11A. 8-)'fl'ont.~ltlllld. •~ 11a•) ~~ lenOlllo,....,. C.b .... W....W.llM ... l-11Mt. 1114 ~ a.-..... s100. 'f:iW~ ~Wm..l''tfU" 111,IUW T1f Par1lan kiir.:t.: wood ~--Mr.I .... GeQoop,&llWWW Olf'Ytncl beo, + b4c)'da y-. ·~ --Ul-l111 fltA. 1 CIW9W1 ........ Ce1Mo.MW.12UIU. fHO Of mU• offer.~ & * bOll, •1eo. tr.-.tl00.Aftertpn1, ·.:"'~lf!eDll1PI--totw.11t.a.uMI .,,IOO, .... !4M.,,.. 8'lolt.. ~ ~ t'1...,._ Mom I~ U\410&. 10t Oil Nd A.tJlj. oi.... ..._ flO.tD ... t .. .. •. Cl Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, June 13. 1983 Aatu, taprtt4 Aattl, la,.rtt4 Aatea, larrtt4 Aat11, larrte4 &a111, 1a,.rtt4 AJte1, l•l!rlM Aatn, Dea11tlc Aatt1, o. .. atlc Aatt1, Deat1tl1 Aatt1, Dnantk Jeeu tan••""" ha• 1141 ••ru•• ttlf ,9 ... 1111 vetkaw•a•• 1112 Y•lk••1tta tin ••• tHT l ~"'•l•t 1313 r1r• u11 ,.,. 1,-11 '72 XKE. ·,II~ lrQ91ly '82 30080, allvtlf, 6 'tr 1111 NllOll u.t '"° Corona, automatic, 'N BAJA BUO· New front ·77 Rabbit, 1unroof, '13 c@NTONv 70 CMwlle Con'Wt Nd• ---------- winner In So. Calif. Total-warr , xtraa, mini cond. 200t Blaupunkt 1tareo ~OOd cond. h00/080. end. wtrlng, ur ... wnl• 11ereo. 12300. 044-7083 "4001080 64e-73l3 I eng/bocty woni. A reel 1871 FOfd Pinto. 78,000 UAMA ... ly naatorecl to orig cond. $32,950. e3t-t 177 CHHlll. 111blll11r1, 8'1548--333t lt800. AllO ouatom vw aft 6PM. '78 BUI<* C.Otury, 2 dr, olalllc 1996. 993-72'48 =It~~ ~oa::;· Spec. 'M \.t Mu8tang. OtlQ Stored. New drlv9 tr.in, ~Ilk about tl'la money -matt, part111 IHlh•f· '74 Corona, Good Cond., tow bar, traol\1 perl«ltly '78 VW Conv. 27.500 ml, llMlr on racl, lllr. llareo, •74 Vega, dependable, 1800/b~t oir ca1i owner. TLC. Muet w xlnt ro.d prafonnano.. '*' .. .,. you thru our all~ wtllela, ate. Guard• Lo Mllea Xtru. 12000. MO. Call eec>-5844 9Vel. mint cond AC many Nn1 QfNt, IC)lffy. $3900 H26/olr. &42·9036 ~ lf\Ot ly 13460/obo. 687-9870 v12. 4 ap<I, air. itereo. ""rchaMAIMMpt11n1. red l*OI lnlarlot. Call 042-6572,832-M90ofc ·•• VW ... _ 11500 obo xtru tiooo' firm obo. BM to 9')9(edete. ..,.,, on ... __ t•A AeoancY rad w/blk tthr ... -Virginie l=, Mon. to Fri. -""""' · 7 1 · 83&-1247. '78 Vega GT Htchbk, 1980 Granada LOl(l«j _... •~ Int. l tll,800 wtH coneldet .t• 1&.11111 8:30-6. &46-4800. '77 c.iica GT, lft &!, blk, run• gOOd 3 ~ . IUper cteen, orig owner, XLNT eond' 13800 ., pwl', • olr . 73 t -2010 or •NITS , · Ltd Ed. Xtru. >Ont cond. 87U 253 '78 VW Poptop Cemper, 79 REGAL, 43,000 ml, new ,.dlalt, AM/FM 731-3174 ' good cond. '760 66M707. t301 Quall StrMt ~ u3,~ c:!i i 0°15f0g: $3850. 045-8291 '88 automatic. blue. xlnt 58.000 ml. xlnt cond. ~o. t:='. ~:r'· cue, $1400. ll7Me38 &44-7408 or 649-{)888 '78X.HIL,pemP9r*1.llf· NEWPORTBEACH 857-tll33 '8tCeilcaGTA ooOeeton c ond. S quar abec k l 73&0.e.44-5974 alt5pm. '77 NO'(a, i1400. Good '83 Falcon R1nchero,'73 Cougar XR7 vtoa record• MUii NII. 111-1100 , edition, .1how-roo m 12800. 968-7853 '79 Rabbit dlaeal, 46+ '78 ReQal LTD, 1111 power, cond. A1k for Stave good cond. rura good, 122601080. Clean 17700 eec>-5140 83 912· AM·FM, alloye, rbl cono .. Mull NII. 18750. '88 vw Bui good cond. mpg, 1tlcl<. aunroof, 4 dr. crulM , air, etereo, lo ml, •78 Cemero Y9llY nloa 11300/080. 646-3f47 or con0 .. , 2 yr old eng r::::J: tt•s •••-uw ano N<11 body work. 552-4524,Evet&wknd•: 12100846-0310 velour Int, MW redlell, orig. ownr, lmmac ....... 6 ........ :. .. ....,.. . 845-3340. 54HM21 _.. • -$3800 875-9668. 833-988 t <11ye. am/Im etereo ~ rune S&e00/080. 485-8313 ... 4.. ~-...-~-'II .. ---1 •--• , '71 SQBK, GOOD 11500, ' ·•1 EJ Camino wtit '9blt1-------~ 'llUIOIA ---89 llt2 Targa 4 epd, rbll '61 Cellca GT c~5-epd ·73 412 WGN '2400 & looll~t. \Ml at CUlllac t3ot 'lll .... llf1e ".ng, Ilka ~ew 0t1r11 OIU .. ~Ut tJJ7 Beta,2door aunroof ,_ ChamP-ona/dartl brown, ang, xlnl ll3,000/0BO. axtru,graatml ,yei.: OOOOCON0.&46-2323° 12996· &lEtlc 171s;;tG,1 ownr, grey, Excellent oond. T-topa, 11500/blt.984-0587 ' 111111111111U tlraa $3 ooO 493-3 lJO •II leather. eunroof · 499-1997. low. 38K ml, 5998. '78 Sdroooo. blltek w/grey vinyl roof, p/wtnd &-t•, wlra wtleell, am/fm 8 -- • . ~kerCUMte..c.llVlr· '71 , tt4, •PPHrance &45-4t21, '71SUl*'Beetle,nueng& velouflnt,6apd,a/c,al-IHther, 75,000 ml. tracl!, air cond. '4200. '71Cntry8q.Wgn,am/lm, OITWI ....... ..... tl4l glnl1 F , Mon.-Frl. 8:30·5. allvef /blk 1 t 11arter, redial•, am/Im 10';9, orig owner 14200 ... u.. 875-ee Call 978-800 m 105, 8 pua. redlal1, rM:k. OleMI, black on blec*. Ml-a00/141-1122 group. w n • '81 Coro111 Won 4 dr, air, cue, $1960. 876-e306 ~· · ' ..,9.,.,.. 11 830--06&3 aft. 8 PM. 1700. 876-6305 pvt party (863XTH) Sunroo:.1~r·= alloye ~':'no'.'fl(ru:r 0":':. ~~/ 11:~~tnt '11 Vll ,.,. NH '80 OllNI Rabbit Trvctc '79 S.Vllle, clean, xlnt '70 Berttnetta, 52,000 ml, '7 1 F 0 rd v In . PHI M·-t --'I tatl I..,"" 1 624-e176 bat. ' ' ' ' eond .. ae.eoo. Buying n'----"'. ~-Muat Econollne-100. Wide rtm 250 Addition.al Can To --v""" Chroma Alloy Whffll. • ,.2 •-54&-eOee &42·7218 45 mpg, 4 apd, new11u other &40-820e ...,. """"" 1 714-"4-3979 c f 5 wt I •72 911T, 85K ml, comp!. • -tr• , cond. only 40,000 mllle. · · tell. $4,000 llrm. tlr ... cu1tom wood n-ChooM From 11:nc!:e•:,,~t1:,, ·~t o rig. 110.600. Dy• 2500Ml.lt3,9SO.Plrlact. l2lanuallll1h1t I $3350.631-3018. '80 Eldo, lthr, dal, 2 tone 875-2477 or le1v1 1erl0f.Sunroof andnaed1 J&DAUTOSALES,INC. 79 RX7, 4 IPd.75.ooo ml. Nardi wheal s4oo. 768-2311· eve 875-8e67 873-7116 Baeutlful cond. through-,80 OllNI Rabbit 4 d 4 brn, 25,000 ml, CMI, meaaage 11 875--0838 minor engine wortl, mull 121 I, lwW llM. $4800 Karan 975-42511 494• ,,,.,5 ' .82 S •----out. $ 5 , 6 O O O 8 0 • r, m In I. I 8 5 0 0 . PP ,80 C•""'-Ci--•-4dr, ~!'l 1 .. 38112 1, 0 0 0 II rm •--.aa •--dys 648-7340 ellel. 1v" ·73 914 Por.ch, Yellow, upra, auume -· 876-9305 apd, 45 mpg, eblOlutlly 788-8684 ...... ---. 4 .. ...., --lllTllU good cond. tterao, $315 per month . perfect cond. $3250. --------305 en~, 1t1f'eo, )(Int (114)l1J..IOM ,.,, SEL '80, 180000 ml $4200.9&3-6495. black /black, 1port11'72 Karman Ghia, aupar 631-3018. '80 Eldorado, xlnt cond., 15600.8 6-1277 ,12 0t ._I ,73 T d / ood fully loaded, allvar. '78 911SC, anrf c~ ex• perfect. 720-0941 , mint orto cond, 44 apd, Mu1t Mii lmmed. 77 VW grllle, loaded. 112,000. '81 Malibu, worth M800, 9 PaMenQer. All~. tlrae,vary,verycieellln& ~"" packaoe, lut, all option•, 1 •tralght, euper clHn, , lthr. AM/FM c:aaa .. RR •lfrJ .,1 rt oron1 o nu o $28.650 OBO. cac>llonal. $ t8,950/0BO. 538-8056 rune euperb. lmmac Int. Bug, 46K ml, A/C, e.40-049 t. wlll take $3460 lflold thl• cMMln, rune well, M60. out, orlQ paint &. top, car 8.9 '80 36,000 Miies, Oya 557-0842 evea s2975 970--0548 AM/FM c111, 13000. TIE WIEST week.Lo mll11 Dan 4112-3530 COVIi', iO ml, auper cat. apeclal ordered vehicle 832-0729 ' Trlaatll 1171 1 · · 842-24811. Robin. 11911-7085. 11400 obO. 846-1523. Ollve 0$Je;~metalllc. '76 Porache SC Targa, '71 tM. roil bar. am/fm. j ~ Vein tl79 SELEOTlll '82 C1maro, 10,000 ' ml, 4 ·~n~~k~~ ::;:~~· x'rn~ '81 CUllHI Supreme Both cara, oriO. owner and llereo. P-7'•. very nloe, s27oo. Ron 975-014 t W '80 2Ubl 4-epd, Xlr, of late model, low ml!Nge apd, atereo. •7500 obo. cond. $3000. 536-2482 Brough1m. 4dr • V8, suus ?I thlyarelnxlntcond.Any s 19.500. 980-9 537, '71 TR6.rollbar,am/lm -~~.~ AM/FM cau, lmmec. Cadlllac1 In Southern 873-1243 velour, air, CtVIM, etc. ~O• TOUI • • lnepecltlon allowed. 982-3232 $2700. Ron 875--0t4 t j $7750 Aft 8P M F Calltornlal Sae u1 today! IEE II flllTJ '72 Muatang, PS, PB. auto, $6300/bst. 553-9633 HIXT M.t.104 • I d . m, • . mage, 351 eng. 74,000 =-=--:----::-----:~ Pleuecal orcomean '80911SC TBJga,111ver.·78 TR 7, Im ca.saetta, 1 anytime Sal/Sun. UIEIS WehaveaQOOdlllectlon m l. 11850/btt ofr.'82CutlaalSupreme4dr, ITW IT & look. Private Party 13 m ml, Clifford alrm, 1 clean cond. 12850 Call 857-41171 . OUIWO 01 NEW .{ ulacl Chev-844-4798 drk blue, t8,500 ml OM Wlllf -... , ,,, 714-857-1557 AM owner, llke new $26.950. evee 675-4843_ •l 1177 rolatal axec car. Am/Im atereo, · fACaft'TI IUll lffU 759-9289. IC. 2600 H81bor Blvd. '72 Pinto, t owner, lo ml, crulM control, p/IOCM & --------'76 TA7, low mllaage lllllloUllA'I "HOllllT COSTA.MESA good cond. St050/ofr wtnda, tilt wheel, ec>flt llHIUllll CHllMflll'lllll Unique 1of1 kind, 1982 B!~ni'is~~°J'.ls--:2:11, ,$2200, reuon1bla SOUTH lllDI~ &_.0•1880 873-2423 eaal, paddad roof. 380 SE Mercedes, 960-9433. .. •73 LTD.""""' cond. Beet 17700. 960-3545 loaded. $37,500/ofr. Ill •~ 1111 COUllTJ N-lntown?No r ltor """" ••rntln Ina 1145 774-9910 dye, 552-3577 I I ::z:t '80 TR7 convertible. Lo Bad Credit? If you are In offer . One owner. Poadu 1331 134UIZ160sl. ;:;Qt ang, ~l~d ~Ull ~n~. :~ YOLllWllEI u·~~~~-e~ .. 'h°' • ..!,o.~ood, nmtl•I 1313 '7644-45 P17128 c·---I I t .,, Tr~ xm. p/1, 9lr, trana, 2 lope, $6200/off. •G 9149 r:v--w CARVER 2t3-4-04 244t -.. ....... ru •• '84 Corvalr 4 dr, gd no, _,, n ou. etereo, """I good con<!. 780-3693 l'LJ l • "WI WIU Ill employment, we c:en I body/tlrH, nd• ang. YNltlff W11H new paint, rune well. l3800 869-T1l5 PIP , 184 Ulg;t, orig, 61k wired nt1I I C.~ Vtlkt••t•• HU llllllltell" youonel0ver250carato work, make oflar. 1,81 Caprice '"l:itata 11200. ph M5-t771 Iv -===-=o:-·-.,.......,..,....,.....,-:---.-~~~:rz.J.50~e~~~ ~~1s~=.:iZSi·2~reo, ~~~. l~I~~ '57 VW,-amaJt Window, Volu~=I~ jl~~OsALES,INC. 842"5848 =-~~ r=/a'='. mtg p~~~~~~=-. ahort block $4800. PP .,,,, .. ,.. " " ""...... Mlect-1-drop, 1 pc wtn-18711 BMctl Blvd. IHI.,.,., lh•. i II UEllT See to :1/.P reel a ta. '71 Pim llUlllT only47000ml, veryc:Man. 845-9233. MUil tell thl1 MGB '85 xlnt, beautiful -woe>An 12·5 <lows, '87 ang & trana, 8 tlfUll 17 2300 oc. 4 apd, dlx Int, $2d6o. 869-7715 P/P .............. reatorltlon Own« wtll ap-"••. bl" w/r-"' Int. HWlllflitOO BMctl •--"-Au "* 17.soo. 87 1 1 1 1 1•"0 '.._ finance iight party. ~··· II s2300'ib1I ;tr. ~628 (114) 142-2000 (11t) n·l-IOl4 New In town? No Cf\dlt or ~ 1319 ~::.~:221° m '64M5'2e llltC. IUf 78 450 SE, clean, must $2900. 759-8944. 9fi Bad Cracllt? If you are In C II aell,11~~ .. 52 Ptam;t 1199 1 ToyotaCorona,good ·97 Bug, great cond, '72 Super Beetle, am/Im the marlcat for a good, lil7P"l.-d"'ov--a,-Wfi"'!'!t~.'ll'Tt5""'80 '78 FOfd FIMta, look• & *·"_,-~ condition. au1om1t1c am/Im, radial tires, cea, great lhape, ,_ UMd cer and have atM<ly obo. ~20. Mon-Fri. rune llke MW. 11895. IQltllll + '79 30080, maple )'lllow, wht , Glue Int, IUel In· s t200· 882-2293 $ l795. e.46-5923 tires. $2000, 840-7843 employment, -c:en Mii 870--0548. N.w In town? No Ciedlt or aux. tank, 70K ml, orig. jectlon, en/rt, alr. am/tm 1975 Toyota SR5 Plcil Up '67 Bug, mull NII quick. ·73 Sqbk, auto POflCM you onel Ov9r250eara to Wtt Jll7 '78 Fairmont, low mltae. Bad Credit? If you era In ownr,$21,300.830-9864. 1terao cue. l18K. with •hell. 5 epeec:I, FM Perfcond,newpalnt,rblt ang, itereo c an' ChOOMfrom. 1150d0ex;p;;tdrl0 p/I, p/b, air,,_ belt, the market for• good. , French b on b on . c-tte Stereo, Mu1t eng, 111 gO ofr over w/equallllr, xlnt cono., J&O AUTO SALES, INC. ml, need cuh, w0rth llrea. brakll. 13550. uMd car end t1ew 11.ay 82 30080, llNer, 5 yr 835-1247 Sell • Beet Ollar $2000. 760-0958 $1707. 495-4173 1211. l....,lh41. $3800, wtll take $2880 873-7355 amptoymlnt, we can aell WlllT., xtru, mint cond. 842· 7 t07 a.ta a.a nowl O•n ~7085. you onel Ov9r 250 CMt to 132,950. 631-1177 Pn~t 1195 '87 vw bug, 44K ml, nu '74 Bal• Buggy, llc'd tor I r • t•tt '79 Granada 48,000 rnltea, chooel from. '82 30080 lllver 5 wh tod bl I fuel I 879 Lo~ed . SR5. clutch & radial•. 1xhau11, llrMI, full c:anv .... run• 465 E. Coelt Hwy. tr • p/1, p/b, ale, 4 dr, good J&OAUTOSALES. INC. wan .. xtrU, mint CUI~ ~Ion.Yen/~~:: am/I~ ~~~con~' i':5~: •tereo. $1800. 487-1875. x.lnt. $2500. 538-1924 ~~ Peop~h~~ = t~':'91e 1885 Ford Galaxy, need• cond. '3400. 64e-:W20. 121 I ......... .. '32,850.631-tln stereo can. $18K, 848-7507 '67VWBug,ortgowner,lo '74 vw Thing (C«IV) ,_ DAILY PILOT wortl. '81 Eacor1 Gl ..gn, ... Or, ..... ... :;~~~4~ bon bon. Sell idle ilems 642-5678 ~~·J.2400.e.48-5158aft ~~~~:f.·4~~~-H~~s;>~e~~~n~0t~ :::: SERv1~c;11~~~TORY 7~.1~1,::.-3177 dys, ~$3_=· xlnl $4400. (l1C)lll-Nl4 ATLAS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa Tel 546-1934 3 bloclls south or San Du~90 Freeway oil Harbor Blvd Complete body shop Sales Service Parts Service Dept open Monday thru Friday 7 30 A M to 5 JO P M and 6 A M to 5 P M on SaturcJay ORANGE COAST AMC/JEEP/RENAULT <'!>24 Harbor 61vd Costa Mesa 549-8023 645-7770 = 1 Jeep Deale• 1n the West• See us today for soles. service & leasing There are reasons why we are ·" 1 Pr1ce and selechon' Also. the all-new Renault Alliance 1s here• THIODOAE ROBINS FORD Modern sales. <Je1v1ct>. parts. body, paint & t11e depls Compe1t11ve rates on lease & da11y rentals 2060 tiarbo• Blvd . Costa Mesa 64 t -00 tO o• '>40-821 t PIANK'S POHIGN CAIS Orange County' a ONLY Independent 1peclallzlng In the s.-. Service & LaaaJng of fine pre-owned Meroedes Benz eutos. "There 11 an Intelligent alternative to high deeler prlcea." 900 S Cout Hlohway, Laguna Beech 4Di-9420 DAVID J. PHILLIPS BUICK-PONTIAC•MAZDA I oo-.ma Hills Sale, • Service • leaslno 24888 Ahcla Porkwav 637 2400 G SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGIN/ISUZU (Formefly Jim Marino Volk1waoen> 18711 8Mch Blvd .. Huntington Beecn. (71'4) 642·2000 SALES • LEASING • PARTS • SERVICE WE WILL NOT BE UNOERSOLOlll 5 y.., r 1nanc1ng 0 .A C & FIM' Oltcounta MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE WITH THE NU.MIERS IN THE BOX~S LONG BEACH BMW Large selection of new & quality used 6MW's and othl'lr fine cars• Sales service & leasing Trade-ins welcome• Take 405 Freeway to North Cherry oft-ramp. turn right & QO 6 blo<:ks north to 3670 N Cherry Ave long Beach (7 141636-5790 (213) 427-5494 0 NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Har::ior Blvd . Costa Mesa Tel 540 -9100 Orange County's La•ges1 Cadillac dealer Sales Service Leasing fD SOUTH COAST DODGI "Your Friendly Ne 1 ghborhood Dodge Oealenhlp" 2888 Harbor Blvd., Co1ta Mesa 540-0330 Sales, Leasing & A Full Service Department Including 8ody And Palnt Shop We speclallze In custom van converslon1 In all price ranges ANO we PAY CASH FOR USED CARS TOOi CHICK IVllSON PORSCHl·AUOl-VW 4 t5 E Coast Hwy . Newport Beech 673-0900 The only dealership in Orange County wllh lhese lhree great malles under one roof' • ALAN MAGNON PONTIAC-SUBARU 2480 Harbor Blvd . Cos1a Mesa Tel 549-4300 Salas . Service. Leesmg "Mr Goodwrench CLASSIC 'AUTOMOllLIS 765 Newton Wtty, Costa Meaa. Tiii 83 l · l393 ·JAGUARS OUR SPECIAL T'V " l<K 120 "'/ 140'et 150's/)(J'e/E· TYP41• Salen -Service -Aeatoratlon• 0 11 Plncenua bttwaen 17th & 18th In Co11a MeH • I • HOLMH TUTILI DATSUN IOILONGPRIPONTIAC 13600 64!ach Blvd , Westminster Tel 892-665 t Orange County's oldest and largest Pontiac dealership Sales. Service. Parts DICK MILLIR FIAT/LANCIA 'l'•obatily the lowest prlced Fiats In Southern Calltorn111· (Located 1 mile north ol South Coast Plaza near Main SI and Warner Ave In Santa Ana) 120 w W11me1. Santa Ana 557·2132 • SANT A ANA DATSUN 2001 E 17th Street, S111nta Ana lei 558-78 t t Your Or1111na1 Dedicated Datsun Desler MllACU MAZDA We've moved! Our new location Is 1425 Baker Street. Cosio Mesa Tel 545.3334 Slop by & visit our modern showroom and see why we're the 11 1 Mazda de•ler on Southern Calllornla Sales, Service. Parts and Len ing 0 CORMlll DeLILLO CHIVROLIT (Formerly Groth ChavroleO t82 t t Beech Blvd .. Huntington Beach New • Used • Sties • Leuino • Part• • Sor111oe Corna by and aee our Huge Inventory! 847-&087 549.333 1 • llACH LINCOLN MllCUIY "We're new and eager fOf your bualn-.." Como .. t• Nl•1, Hrvlo• and body 1hop fac11111.. Ona of th• larg .. t Inventor! .. In Sou1M1n CaltlOfnla ol nn Llncol!'ll and Mercury•. Located 3 block• 1outt1 of ttl• San Diego Freewey on OMctt Blvd. In Huntington &Motl 18&00 a.ch Dtvd. lji&-7739 or 666-1008 2845 HarbOf Blvd .. Coate M .... Tel. 540-64 lO. Tll11 Oeteun locatk>n hu beerl NNlng Oranoe County tor 16 ye&r9. 1 Mita So. 405 Freewey Stop by &. vtett ue today ,_ OWll«ll'llp pledgee lo beat all competition SUNSIT fOID, INC. (Home ol Willie the Whale) 5440 Garden Grove Blvd Westmmst~r Tel 636·40 tO ORANGE COUNn VOL VO tO t20 GarcJon Grove Blvd , Garden Grove Tel 530·9 190 E•clus111ely Volvo to cover All your Volvo requirements New•Used•S11les•Leas1ng•Parts•Serv1ce•Body Shop Freeway cloae 1n the heart of Orange County el Garden Grove Blvd & Brookhurst 0 CONNILL CHIVIOLIT 2628 Herbor 91vd., Coate M.... Over 23 year• Mrving Orange County Sales. leaalng, service Call 546-1200. special parts line. 546-9400. body shop line. 754-0400 0 ROY CARVH ROLLS ROYCl-IMW 1540 Jamboree Road, Nawp<>rl BoeGh 640-6444 Sales. Service, Perts And Lees1ng SHOW IVllYONI WHIRi YOU All ••• on our Oranoe Cout Cw Gulde Mept When you ti.t yow automottw bu91MN (no new oat deelerttltp9 l>MM) In the Dally Piiot. you rHCh the~ Coeetal Market from 1'4un11nQ1on BMct\ to San te. C.it flot reMOn&ble ratM and m«e lnfQm\lltlOn --"tor ~Lee. at. 322. N.w Cw ONlertll'llPI ... eall yQUf outlkle ..._ ,_, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, OR TO BE PLACED ON THIS AD, CONTACT YOUR DAILY PILOT REP. 642-5678 ' -· ·~ . ...._. --.. -------- Kidnap suspect 'despondent' By STEVE MARBLE on.. o.llr -.... A 23-year-old Irvine m&R, who allegedly kidnapped a woman who refused to date hun and held her captive in a rugged Sierra Nevada forest, was deecnbed by authoritJes today as despondent, disoriented and potentially suicidal "His mother haa been up here talkmg With him all night,' Sllld 8 spokesman for the Inyo County Shenff'a Department in lndt!pen- dence, Calif., the small Sierra Nevada town where Steven Bruce Shepherd was held early today Shepherd was apprehended Sunday after authorities tracked him and 26-year-old Diana Mills THf DRANGf COAST of Garden Grove for two day• Mm., allegedly eeiz.ed by Shepherd Late lut Thunday outaide her grandmother'• home, waa reported in good shape after •the ordeal Comforted by rela- tives, ahe remained in Indepen- dence today. Relatives of both Shepherd and Mills, gathered in the Sierra Nevada highway town, pamted a pkture of a rTWl driven by love for a woman who had rebuffed hia 18-month effort to court her "Everything he did for her was out of love," Shepherd'• mother l&id. "He waa o~y tryinf to explain (See &JDNAP, Pase A!) Olymplcs tickets on sale Tuesday BY GLENN 8CO'M' on...,.,,.. ... LOS ANGELES -Lo. AnaeJea Olympe. orpniJlll'I believe ticketa which go on aale bejinnini Tu.day will .U out foe only about. 10 percent of the 370 eventa in the 1884 Summer Gamm. During a pl"ell conference here today, they aaJd the mold-out eventa will be in the ~ aporta. including ftna1a and (See OLYMPICS, Pas• A!) COAST f DITIDN MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Newport Beach Po lice Officer Pe te Panos was the "victim" when his collea gues and pe rsonnel from othe r law agencies and hospitals practiced a ir evacua tion of a s tricken diver . Diving rescuers go to great depths It looks senous because It could be serious. A 9C\Jba diver is in trouble He's surfaced too quickly He's haV\Jlg dlfficulty breathing. The diver Ls a VlCtim of what commonly LS known as the bends Though acuba divers are trained to surface slowly whil~ breathing compressed air, every summer divers get in trouble and have to be transported to the nearest hyperbariccharnber •• wruch happens to be 26 miles away on Catalina Island Because of the lengthy emergency trip and the need to conserve time, agencies from Orange and Los Angeles counties gathered recently at Corona del Mar State Beach for a training exercise. The simulated scuba accident involved Newport Beach fire and police departments, the U.S. Marines and of ficials from West.em Medical Cent.er in Sant.a Ana. Abo ta.kmg part was Los Angeles County Medical Alert Center. In the drill, emergency crews Lifted a diver from the ocean, carried him to the sand on a surfboard and steadied his condition before placing him on a helicopter. Authorities then flew to the Catalina Marine Science Chamber, where the decom- pression unit ia located. Orange County's fire season begins BY KARE N E. KLEIN °' .... _, __ The official Orange County flre aeuon , considered one of the most dangerous in the nauon, has begun with the closure of hazard- ous fire areas to public entry, Orange County F\re Department officutls say. Wilderness areas in the cities of Laguna Beach. San Oemente. Orange and Anaheim. along with uruncorporated county territory, will be cloeed until thet"e is sufficient ram to reduce the fire Topless loophOte cOvered Tips Tops hazard, said county Fire Chief Larry Holma. Along the Orange Coast, urun- corporated Irvine Ranch land (See F IRE, Pas~ .U) Four CM cars destroyed by carport fire Fire investigators in Calta Mesa are looking at an early morning blaze that destroyed four vehicles and damaged a carport at 863 Center Street. Damage from the 6:37 a.m. fire is estimated at $5,000. The four can, deecrlbed aa late-model Chevrolet.a. were parked inside the carport. Two of the vehicle. belonged to Joee Araujo, 26, accord..IJli to a uthorities. Rich Little serioue tJ Study sees CM traffic jams ahead By JODI CADENHEAD Of '\I,. Oelly ..... l lefl More than 72,000 vehicles per day will be added to C.OSta Mesa's streets and many nearby inter- sections will be jammed beyond capacity 1f three proposed com- mercial and office high-rise pro- JeCts are built, according to a report released today The discussion of traffic and enVU"Onmental impacts covers the 98-acre Segerstrom Home Ranch, the 51-acre Arnel development and an 18-acre extension of South Coast PlaUl mall. The proposed Arne! and mini-mall projects will be diJI. cussed Tuesday during a 6:30 p.m. Planning Commission meeting at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. Officials for C.J . Segerstrom & Sons. who had p r oposed building 2.6-million-aquare-feet of office apace, two 400-room hotela and 80,000-aquare feet of retail area. requested a heanng delay on their plans unul October to atudy hownng construction for the pro- ject. The three projecia, located north of the San Dlego Freeway between Harbor Boulevard and Bear Street, will create 11,754 jobe. add 13.40 tons of pollutanta to the atmoephere and reduce traffic mobility along nine nearby inter- aectiona to what ia considered un.aoceptable level.a, according to the ci ty-prepared report. Even with the construction of required road improvements, the nine intel"BeCtiona will be "charac· See TRAFFIC, Pase AZ A nice thought, but ... Sandi Hill, forme r owner of a Newport Beach house moved to a n ew location Saturday, staru to christen the home for its voya ge with bottle of champagne. Fortunately she dre w up short, and all cele brated the trip late r b y drinking the bubbly. Story, more photos on Page AS. Han a 1ood idea lor a Mory f Share that idea with m . The Daily Pilo t will pay ca1h awarch lor the three best new1 tipe eaeh week. Ju1t call 642-4321, Ext. 226, daya, or 642-5686 en- olnp and you could win the week'• top prise of 115. The Pioneer 101pacecraft lean• the tolar 1y1tem today to become manklnd'1 lint mechanical em- iHary to the 1tan. Pioneer wa1 launched in I 9 72 with• Uf e expectancy of 21 month• but 11 yean later it'• 1tlll perf onnlng Oawleuly. Page A4. Marina High catche r Shane Floret and the South All-Stan take their 1holl TueMty night at La Palma Stadium in Anaheim. Page C 1. What i1 funny man Rich Little doing on• 1eriom TV 1pecial about 1enetic:a f The matter impre11ion l1t perf oruu a 1tunt which 1how1 that, de· 1pite the way h t0unch, no two human •oicet are e x- actly the .. me. P81e 83. Cotta Meu eontinue1 to celebrate h130th anniversary. It hH every ri1ht to becauae it wa1 roqh 1oln1 In the beginnin1. P.,e 8 I . . J 7577 f ,. I • A2 * Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, June 13, 1983 KIDNAP SUSPECT ... From Page A 1 how ne loved her. and &he took It the wrong way.'' aa.ld Krlatin M111t-r, 19, Shepherd'• aiater "It wa.., nev~r a phyalcal thing All .1long, I knew he wouldn't hurt l w1 He would hurt himself before l?IRE ... rrom Page A1 111.•twt.'(.'ll Newport Beach and l ,aguna Beach will be dosed along wllla territory east of Laguna and 11orlh of Laguna Niguel. Tht.• closure does not include the < 'levl'land Nation.al Forest, Holms S<Jtd Signs will be posted in th• 1Hectcd areas The closure does 11ot rt>Sln ct a property owner's use of has own land, but it attempts to pro tec t landowners from trespassers whose careletUless I rt'Cj ut•n ti y c.auses wild.land fine, Hulms said V1olat1on of hre closure codes is rnasdemeanor. To prt>vent flres m md1vidual homes or property, Holms sug- 1.11~ts thorough brush clearance 1round the home and the l.l'\Stalla- t 1on of spark arresters on f1replace 1 hrmneys. For more mformation on fire safety, c:ont.act the Orange County f'1re Department Information and Ed uea ti on Section , Monday through Fnday, 8 a.m. to 5 p .m .. at !'38-3551 he hurt her. He'1 th.at much ln love with her." But Milla' arand.mother, Grace Neff, u.ld that "from the beain - ntng 1he (Milla) told him 1he did not love htrn and would not go out with him." MillB was an Orange Coast College student who oru.~ worked for Shepherd at a furniture store. Shepherd, wearing camouflage clothing and carrying a knife and two loaded rifles when wrestled to the ground, is to be returned to Orange County and tormauy charted with kidnapping, aocord-ina to Garden Grove police Det. Bruce Beauchamp. Milla, police said, was dragged kicking and screaming by Shepherd after she had parked her car in front of her grand- mother's Garden Grove home last T b ursday. Police alleged Shepherd forced her into a newly-purchased pickup truck and 1ped off. The search for the nuss.mg woman and her abductor moved to the Sierra Nevada when wit- nesses reported 9eeing a man drag a ecreaming woman from a pickup truck. Police claimed Shepherd had purchased a camouflage outfit for Mills, which he forced her to wear. Mills also was handcuffed much of the time, police said. Authorities tracked the duo down Sunday near Tollhouse Springs, a heavily forested area OLYMPICS TICKETS From Page A1 serru-fma.ls m swun.ming, ~basketball, and track and field. as well as the opening and closing ceremonies. A comput.enz.ed, random 8e.lection of order fonns will be used to select ucket buyers 1.11 lhoeeeventa. Fans who don't get tickets can get refunds However , members of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee won't know which events will sell out until their cut-off d~te of Aug 15. 1983 No ticket con.finnations will be issued before tt'itn Thus, thetr best adVlce to Uckel buyers is to order as soon as possible If an event does noteell out, tickets will be confirmed aft.er Aug 15. acxordmg to a first-in, fim-serve system. That means buyers should pick up the glossy, 32-page ticket catalogs when they are made available Tuesday at Sears department stores and First Interstate Bank branches throughout Southern Cal.tfonua. lt also means buyers should ~t _to the bank immediately Tuesday to transfer funds into a checking acoount because full payment for tickets mwit accmopany the orders. And the prices for many eventa aren't cheap. Tickets for uperung and closing ceremonies at the Coliseum are $200, $100 or $50 Gymnasuc:s uckets range from $15, $25 or $35 for compulsory exercises to $40, $60 or $9~ fat finale. ln Orange County, tJckets for the Modem Pentathlon at Coto de Caz.a and at the Heniaae Parlt Aquatics Complex m Irvine are less at $14 per e-vent Hunting ton Beach Ahomeon!Na&OO-ol~OrM -''"" DoJtgi.nzed-•-ed, -....... .. u ..... .., al 17.500 ... ~ --.... 8'Wy -_..,.,,ny --,,..,.,, by_.,.. , __ ..,""""°"' --,.--- ~·-··-... fool1ve......,•l It 000-----\ p-burgl9yonU.10000-ol°"9-. 0.Mt A locll -Qll aft IN ~ °"" · Sundrt A C*CIMI°' encl e ---Ill 1100 _.. ,.....,_ !Men .,, -bl.trglery Of • or-1171 TO\"* plQup 11'1'1<..i on tho tt700-Of ~Ulne ,. ___ .,,_ Laguna Beach A lt1t -Clwwy--otolerl "-1t1 .,...ing pl-. "" IN 200 -ol Aid> ~ 11..-yst 1143a.m A-.11 ---up on IN-Off ol ........,._ ._.., 8und9y st 1.30 • m OlftcMlo _.. -lnto~Of-- Costa Mesa ------- We asked:------ Next year the Olymplce are coming to Southern Callfornla and Orange County-Is this something to look forward to or wlll It cause more problems than it's worth? · I Jim Moore, ator• manev•r. Newport Beach • "I'm looking forward to meeting many different people from different countries. I also want to see a couple of events, llke volleyball and boxing." Bethenn H•uaten, unemployed ftorlat, Sent• An• "I passed through Munich, In 1972 during the Olympics, but didn't get a chance to attend the events. I'd llke to. It'll attract a lot of tourists and I'm sure they'll bring much money to spend." SueKeymer, Interior Plant C•r•, Coet•Meu "It may be good for busi- ness, but I'm concerned that the high cost of tickets wlll prevent many people from seeing the events." Dr. Wllllem Aoeburg, dentl8t, Newpor1 BMch ''I think the Olympics wlll be great. It will boost the econ- omy. It'll give people some- thing different to see. My concern Is how are people going to get tickets?" Chrla Bogga, painter, Newport BellCh "The Olympics wlll bring In a lot of people and that wlll be very good for businesses. I've never been to the Olympics so I really want to see It." Suzie Bourtend, telephone operetor, Newport Beech "It's going to be a madhouse down here. I work In Anaheim and they're already bulldlng more hotels and adding on to others. At the phone company where I work, they're preparing for a big overload of phone calls." TRAFFIC JAMS IN MESA FORECAST ... From Page A1 teriz.ed by J81TUTled condluons" and motorists can expect to wait in long bnes before being able to crag, through. according to the seven-page document Denni• A.oymond ""'"°'"' Ml f..-,on -en••eclon ~ ol IMttery Of 1 po19c>e-s..no.v,.., --. -•.-IOllr-UO •• ......,, dio1Ut-•• '6119 Her boo - A cal t>v<gltlt ct<-on '"" •ool ..., DI*'*! ... _.., -Of '"" ..... n-t••. 116' ~BMl .---h~lnc:Mflano • _,. SatUfcley Newport Beach Fou1 hubcape worth 1200 --• stolerl trom • Mwcedeo 8eN -11ec1 1n • c1ty.- pw111ng lo4>n" 8••- "Our ix>51tion IS that 1t will still work. but 1t will be congested," said seruor city planner Mike Robinaon. "The round.I will have to ask what level of congestion are you wllling lO live with?" Nearby residents laving 1.11 North Costa Mesa can expect thetr "quality of life"' to be com- promised. according to the report. ------------- SALE Relatives of killing suspect queried CHINO (AP) -Friends and relatives of an e.caped mental patient who ia accuaed of brutally slaying four people will be ques- tioned an Pennsylvania by in- vesugatora looking for clues to his whereabouts. San Bernardino County shenff's deputies made the trip Eaat 1.11 an effort to trace Kevin Cooper, 25, who escaped from a Pennsylvania mental hospital, then from the California state prison at Chino. FBI agents in Pennsylvania a.lao planned to question people about Cooper. Authoriues m Mexico, mean- while, conbnued a hunt for the suspect. California authorities have said they think Cooper may have fled to Mexico. San Bernardin o County aheriff's Deputy Tom Neely aaid Cooper might be cloeer to capture than reporta have indicated. "There's a lot of stuff they're (the detectives) keeping so they can hone in on thia guy without him knowing it," Neely said Sunday. Cooper. 25, ls charged wilh the June 5 alayings of F . Douglas and Peggy Ann Ryen, both 41, daugh- ter Jessica, 10, and neighbor Chriau>pher Hughes. 11, at a posh home in the Chino Hilla. Popular 30s star Norma Shearer dies LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ac- tress Nonna Shearer, one of Hollywood's biggest stars of the 1930s and an a.car winner for "The Divorcee," has died at age 81, a hospital spokeswoman said today. She died Sunday afternoon at Motion Picture and Television Hospital in suburban.,i. Wood.land Hills, t he spokeswoman said. Jean Ferris. a hospital spokeswoman, said she couldn't giVe out the cause of death or other det.atls until she'd spoken with the actress' family The brown-haired, gray-eyed Canadian-born ~ won an Academy Award for best actress in the 1929 film "The Divorcee." llond• --1200 worth ol '*'-by ti.ncllnQ all IN 111r-a1grW on lAI<• A_,.,.,_ !he Rl"'1o. 0 Cf\-INll l)or.,_. ~ ...._ A l)OIO 0.t...,. 7t0l)I WOf'tl\ S te.800 -~ -~ .... ,_.., l>y .... ~....., '°""° ,,,. __.... _...., ,_ -..,..,_ ol EM\ eoe.1..,...... _Or _ _..._ I -bfol<e lnlO _, -_..., In -toc.ltono In '"" dty --"" -., ..... -''"""""_..,I_ ...... .,. WOMEN1 S CLOTHING 25°/o OFF ORIGINAL PRICES 14280 SIZES 6 TO 16 SUMMER JACKETS , SLACKS, SKIRTS, ~\' Hazy and warDJer SHIRTS , SWEATERS, KNITS AND DRESSES OulUlll s .... , ....... Coastal , ... A..,...it I ~,- Fo" IO<>fOht ond I~ GDel)I HMt!Otd i:.otrny lot• niglll ond mom1nQ io-...,,. .IOU<l• L.,... 57 to eo ~ 1n !he toe "°"°""" Fa., 1n mounteln .,_ io.. 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June 13, 1983 NB 8 6 Dow Jones Final Up 24.44 Cloalng 1,220.5!5 R e tail sales jump 2 .1 p ercent WASHINGTON Ret.atl sales jumped 2 l percent m May led by contJnutng strength m the auto mdustry The Commerce Department report said the May increase foUowed rises ot 1. 7 ~rcent m Apnl and 2 3 percent in March May's figure came on unproved business in all sales categories except for drug stores, the report said "Everything looks good .. these gains are very broadly based," said Sandra Shaber, director of consumer econom1cs with Chase Econometncs. Sales by auto dealers rose 5 4 percent aft.er clunbmg 7.6 percent in Apnl. Exclud..lng autos, sales were 1.3 percent higher in May after nsmg 0 4 percent m Apnl. Sales by department stores and other general merchandise group stores were up J 5 pt't"Cent aft.er declirung 0 2 percent in Apnl Concern t1oiced o ver interest WASHINGTON President Reagan's chief economic adVJ.Ser IB expressing apprehension -shared by colleagues outside the White House -that n.sing interest rat.es could slow or stifle or even eventually kiU the nation"s recovery Interest rates are on the nse again and have been for several weeks. If the trend conllnues. says Martin Feldstein, chairman of the president's Council of Economic AdV18ers, "it's posslble 1t would so depress key mdustnes that the recovery as a whole would peter out" and unemployment could begin nsmg again as soon as next year Meat p ack ers ratify wage -cut SOUTH SIOUX CITY, Neb. -Unionized meat packers at IBP Inc. 's largest plant rati11ed a 42-month contract Sunday that cuts wages 12 percent and reduces guaranteed weekly working hours. 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P'<• • ) (;I * Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Mondey June 13, 1983 Ali has some advice for Oiler 'fighter' EDMONTON. Alberta -SI Muhammad All had some words of advice for wmger Dave Semenko of the Edmonton Oilers after their three-round exhibition box.mg match Sunday night "He's mvolved too much m one sport," said the former three-time world heavyweight. cham- pion when asked if Semenkocouldeverbea boxer. "I think he could If he tried but I don't think 1t would be wise," said Ah in a slow, halting voice. But Semenko said he intends to stick to hockey. "l have no second regrets for doing it," said the 25-year-old Winrupeg nauve "I know why he's the greatest champion in the world. He's still quick. He still moves well. I'm glad l met him when he's over 40-years-old." A crowd of about 6,000 attended the fight, which was preceded by SlX kickboxing matches. Ballesteros takes title HARRISON, N .Y Seve n Ballesteros scored a dramatic, tie-breaking eagle on the final hole Sunday and finished at 70 and a 276 total to win the Manufacturers Hanover-West.chester Classic by two strokes over Andy Bean and Craig Stadler . Patty Sheehan won the LPGA Championship by 9C'Oring five straight birdies to firush wt th a 66 and 279 overall, two strokes better than runner-up Sandra Haynie . . . Miller Barber won the $250,000 Senior Tournament Players Championship with a one-stroke vtctory over Gene Littler Quote of the day Calvin Griffltb, owner of the Minnesota Twins, whose sister, son and nephew all are vice-presidents of the organization: "I don't really know what the word nespotism (sic) means." Ryan equals Carlton Nolu Ryu tJed Steve Carlton for Iii bueb&ll'• all-time 1trlkeout lead Sun day aa he etruck out 11 batten in flrlng a five-hitter and ptt.chlng Houaton to a 2-0 victory over San Diego to highlight National League action. Ryan and C.Ulton are now ded with 3.:>36 strikeouts each. Elsewhere, .. Major League home run leader Dale Morpby drove tn all of lftlanta's runs with tua 16th and 17th homera of the seaaon, powering the Braves to a 3-2 victory over San Franciaco . Pete Roae singled 111 Joe Mor1an with the winning run with twoout!I in the 11th inning to lift Philadelphia to a 5-4 decision over Plttaburgh .. Jody Davia' grand-slam homer and a two-run blast by Ktltb Mortland powered the Chi- cago Cubs to a 6-3 verdict over ""AN St. Louis The wm was the runth in the last 11 games for the Cubs . Tom Seaver pitched a four-hitter, George Foster hit a two-run homr and rook.ie Darryl Strawberry drove in three runs to lead the New York Mets to a 9-1 blastmg of Montreal Seaver, 4-5, had I06t h1S last three decisions Sunday was the best offensive support he's gotten in his 13 starts smce returning to the Mets Boxer's dad commits suicide WANAQUE, N.J. -Robert Czyz, m the father of rruddlewe1ght boxer Bobby Czyz, conunitted suicide early Sunday as his family slept at their home here, police said today. Wanaque Police Chief Davtd SISCO said that Czyz, 39, died of a smgle bullet wound to the head. "It was detennined by the prosecutor's office and the county medicaJ examiner that it was a suicide," Sisco said The body was discovered by Bobby Czyz, 21 , and his younger brother Vincent when they came downstairs Sunday morning, said Det. Sgt. Martm Singer. Police were called at 6:55 a.m. Although the e lder Czyz's wife, Louise, and • two other children also were in the house, a pparently all family members were sleeping and no one heard the gunshot, Smger said. Czyz left no note and there was no clear tndication of what led to his suicide, the deteellve said. He was found in a recluung cha.Lr in the fanuly room of the home, where he had been seen last by his sons, the detective saJd The weapon used was an automatic pistol, he said Bobby Czyz, ranked 12th among World Boxing CoWlCil middleweights with a 20-1 record. has not fought smce November when he lost a 10-round decision to Mustafa Hamsho. FLORES, ALL-STARS • • • From Page C1 the New York Mets last week "People at school ask me where I'm going," says Flores, "and then they ask why? All l have to do IS teU them to look at what Grandstaff has done. It's a good dec1S1on " "Fred started recruiting Shane before the season even began." pomts out GoruaJes. "When Fred Hoover goes aft.er someone with that kind of intensity you know you're all right" Flores lS the type of player who really has no flaws - nothing that demands unmed1at.e attention He's strong in every category, but obVlously the accent will be on improvement m every facet of the game "Bobby (Grandstaff) told me l'd learn a lot at Golden West," says Flores, whoee 3 8 speed to first base is considered exception.al for a catcher Twice he had three-hit games against EdJson in league play and runnerssunply did not run a lot against him, although it is tus arm m which he is seeking to improve the most. "My stats ~gamst the riJ.nner really are only average," says Flores "I want lD work a Jot on that this summer My best asset is quickness. not arm strength." Tuesday he'll be one of three South catchers, sharing duties with Pacifica High's Scott Von Eps and Santa Ana's Albert Camacho. But he mamtall\S the same disposJllon about Tuesday's situauon as he has for the past three years with the Vikings wt th a very unselflBh atutude in terms of starting, stating It makes little difference where he fits mto the lineup "He's a throwback to the old ball players," says Gonzales. "Just a hard worker If he were selfish, he'd have wanted to pitch or play shortstop, because he's just that versatile." The All-Star game concludes his "prep" career, but there are a Jot of md1cators that pomt to bigger and better moments for Shane Flores RACE WEEK From Page C1 battle with William Ost.ermiller's Serendipity-43 Celerity from Bahia Coonnthtan Yacht Club. ln Class D the series winner was Salute. a Peterson-41 sailed by Bas.il Twist Jr . St. FranclS Yacht Club wtlh a low score of 7 11. points. a.a. E wmner tn the fin.al race was Apogee, a Peterson-39 ro-skippered by Mllt and Marty Vogel, Long Beach Yacht Club. but it was matter of too little and too late. The senes winner was High Risk, a Frers-40 sailed by James Mizell, St. Francis YC. Mike Buach's Nel.!lon/Marek-36 Crackerjack, San Diego Yacht Club won the final race and main- tained Ci.rat in the standings Fifty-aeven yachts vaklued at about $5 million and manned by over 500 crack aa.iJon participated in the regatta which in four years has grown to be one of the most competitive events for Inter· naUona.l Offshore Rule yacht. on the West Coast. Final 1tan~: CLASS A -1 Tomahawk (Frera-51) John Arens, Balboa YC: 2. Bu.lltrog (Petenion-55) David Fenix, St. Francia VC; 3 Brisa (Choate-48) Denni. Choate, Long Beech YC. CLASS B -l Secret Love (Petenon-45) &ad Hennan, Del ~ey YC: 2 ~ Pt'ndragon {J)avid9on..f5) John MacLaurln, Callfomla YC; 3. T\• betw~ Aleta (Pnenon-48) W&JTen Han cock, N•wport Ha.rt>or YC, and Travieio (NeblonJ'Marck-44) Ron Kuntz.~ VC. CLASS C l WuaJon (Cho.~) Ed McDowell, KJna Harbor YC: 2. Tle bttwwn ~krity (Serendtpfty-43) William -' • • • Ostemuller, Bahia Connthlan YC, and Geronimo (PetenJOn-42) Richard Compton, Santa Barbara YC. CLASS D 1.Salute (Pet.el'90n-41) Basu Twist Jr. St Francis YC; 2.Quinteuence (Petenon-41) Don Hughes, Santa Barbara YC; 3. Tie between Brooke Ann (Nelson/Marek-41) Larry Harvey, Cabrlllo Beach VC, and Clockwork (Nelson/Marek-41) L . Otterson, San Francillco YC. CLASS E -1. High Risk (Frers-40) James Mizell, St. Fran- cia YC; 2 Bigwig (Choat.e-40) Ron Melville. Balboa YC; 3 Apogee (Petenon-39) Mill and Marty Vogel, Long Beach YC. CLASS F -1 Crackerjack (Nebon/Marek-36) Mike Buach, San Diego YC; 2. Salsa (F·3) Leonard and Leta Nadler, Del Rey YC; 3. Onalot (New York-36) F. La Horgue/R. Mauinger, Long Beach YC. ANGELS LOSE From Page C1 Shane Flores NEW ... From.Page C1 gram and plans to join the Angels by July l. If Burleson can play, even on a semi-regular baais, that would leave FoU as a uUlty player, a position in which he's already expressed tus displeasure Plua, although It hasn't been highly publicized, Foli did ask to be traded this past winter becauae he felt "unappreciated" by the Angels. And, realistically, if the Angela hope to acquire a quality player. they're going to have to offer a quality player in retwn. In other words, of the eight current starters, Foli would appear to be the logical choice Finally, Bavaa1 said Sunday that Manager John McNamara mentioned an interest in calling up catcher Mike O'Berry from F.d- monton, which would indicate Joe Ferg\.&IOn ls on hia way out. Ferg\.&IOn, hitleea in 21 at bate this eeaaon. is reportedly miffed anyway by his lack of playing time and hall privately expressed a desire to aome teammates that he'd like out O'Berry. on the other hand, who played for McNamara at Cincinnati, 14 a 10und dHenaive catcher who could give Bob-Boone an occaalonal rest. And, he'• hitting better than .300 with tM Trappel"5 • • • Koosman sparks sweep Jerry Koo1m1n t4Jssed a Iii seven hitter and Chicago K'Ored 111x runs in the third inning aa the Whl te Sox de!eated Oak.land, 8-1, to c..'Omplet.e a doubleheader aweep Sunday aft.er winning the flrst game, 12-10, in 11 innings. Koosman, ~-1, allowed only an unearned run ln the 11eCOnd inning. In the opener, Vance Law hJt a aacrifi~ fly to ltl.lp a 10-10 ti~ and Gres Walker followed with a IOlo homer In other Amen-tlfCJ)( can League action Sunday, ... Glenn Abbott fired a four-hitter in his first ap- per81'\oe 11lnce 1981, and Seattle broke out of a alump with a 16-hit attack to beat KanAa8 Clty, 8-1 . Cbtt Lemon's homer was the difference aa ... Detroit beat Cleveland, 3-1. to sweep a doubleheader. The . Tigers got a five-hit per-KOOlllAN fonnance from Milt Wilcox to win the opener, 4· l . Jim Gantner singled home Cecil Cooper wnh the bases loaded and two out ln the 12th inning, Uftmg Milwaukee to a 6-5 win over the New York Yankees . . Wade Boga drew a two-out, bases-loaded walk in the ninth inning as Boston snapped a seven-game losmg streak with a 7-6 decision over Baltimore . . George Wrigbt h1t a solo home run with one out 111 the 11th inning to give Texas a narrow 4-3 wm over MU'Ulesota. Arnoux wins Grand Prix MONTREAL -Ferrari dnver • Rene Arnoux was on a treadmill - racing fast but not winning That changed with Sunday's Can- adian Grand Prue. The Frenchman, a happy-go-lucky sort, couldn't believe the things that were happening to him. And when the turbocharged engine in h1S Ferran suddenly developed fuel-injecbon prob- lems during a warmup session Sunday, his hopes of turning that luck around in the race seemed dimmed But hLS crew tucked a new engine into his bright red racer in less than two hours, and Arnoux ran off to his first vtctory since coming to Ferrari at the start of the year "I was not very lucky before this race," &a.1d Arnoux with a grin. "The car and the team are so good, it was such a shame what had been happerung to us. But, today, everything was perfect." Until Sunday's runaway 42.029-second VlC- tory over second-place F.ddie Cheever of the United States in a Renault, Arnoux's best finish m 1983 was third. He acoompl.Lshed that feat both at Long Beach, Calif., and at San Marino, Italy. Baseball today 1905-Chriaty Matht:waon of the New York Glanta hurled his leCOnd career no-hitter, a 1-0 verdict over the Chicago Cub& Toch1.y'1 birthday: Toronto Blue Jays t'atcher Errue Whitt is 31 Express riddled, 42-17 Rookie Bobby Hebert passed for [i] four touchdowns and completed 16 of c. > 25 passes for 247 yards to lead Michigan to a 42-17 slaughter of the LA Express to highlight USFL action Sunday. Express quarterback Tom Ramsey piled up a club passing record of 281 yards as he threw for two touchdowns in completing 23 of 35 passes. Michigan dominated the second haH with t~ touchdowns to break the game open Elsewhere, Tim Spencer ran for one touchdown and caught passes for two more as Chicago romped to a 31 -8 decision over Tampa Bay. The win tied the Blitz .vlth the Bandits for hrst place m the league's Central Dtvas1on David Trout kicked three field goals and Kelvin Bryant scored one touchdown and set up another as Philadelphia clmched the AtlanticDIVLSion with a 23-9 wm over New Jersey. Herschel Walker hmshed h'lth 76 yards on 25 earn es. Hibbs is Trans-Am winner WiJUe T. Rtbb1 held off a de-• termined charge by Greg Pickett to take his first-ever Budweiser Trans-Am vtctory in the G.I Joe Rose Cup sports car race at Portland International Raceway Sunday. Ribb& earned $50,000 with the victory . . Rlcbard Tharp has gone one up on Sblrley MuldoWDey in their personal battle after winning the top fuel finals of the Naoon.al Hot Road As3ociat1on Spnngnallonals at National Trail Raceway in Kirkersville, Ohio. . Ron Brown , emerging as one of America's premier sprinters, complicated his decl.Slon on whether to sign a pro football contract or go for the Olympics when he whipped NCAA 100 meter champion Emmit King on Sunday at the Kinney lnvttational track and field meet at the University of Califorrua'a Edwards Stadium Brown breezed past King over the final 20 meters to win in 10.35 ... Edwlo Moses kept his gnp on the Jumbo Elliott track with hJs 74th consecutive hurdles victory, clockmg a 48 4:$, at an mvitation.al track meet in V Lllanova, Pa Television, radio TV: No events 9CheduJed RADIO: Baseball-Angels at Chicago Wlut.e Sox, 5:25 p.m., KMPC (710); Atlanta at Dodgers. 7:35 p.m., KABC (790) 132-yya._r lock in jeopardy? By Almoa Locbbey ~ Moulin, manager of Denrus Conner's Freedom '83 ~Not~ Wr1Mf It's been said that the head of the American skipper who loses the Amenca's Cup will replace the "auld mug" on the pedestal in the lobby of the New York Yacht Club Will this be the year that the head of Dennis Conner, Tom Blackaller or John Kolius is placed on that sacred pedestal, With the Uruted States factng 1Ls toughest challenge this year, many longtime observers are allowing that the New York Yacht Club could lose 1ts 132-year old lock on the America's Cup Five foreign challengers are fielding seven boats in thetrialsinaneffort to wrest the Cup from the US Australia iB sending two cont.enders, England two. and Canada, France and Italy one each The foreign boats and three Amencan teams will 9ail separate prel.urunary races between June 18 and Sept. 8, with the best of seven finals starting Sept 13 on Rhode Wand Sound off Newport. "Our big success over the years has been the mtensityof a,etnals That's all gone now," said Ed du Szalay takes Bogart John Szalay's Pussycat was the overall and Class B winner Saturday in the third race of Voyagers iacht Club's Humphrey Bogart Serles for Per- formance Handicap Ractng Fleet yachts The 19-mile race was sailed around the Emmy and Eva otl tslands in light airs. Class B swept overall honors with Nugie Too, co-skippered by Jim and Karen Nugent, Balboa Yacht Qub placing second, and Allen Stewart's Howlin' Owl, VoyQgers YC, third. Trophy winners in a.a. A were I .Cats Pajamas, Carl Last, VYC; 2 Slot Machine, B.J Haslett, Bahia CoMntluan YC; 3. Jedi Master, Bruce Hansen, VYC. Winner in Class C was Avanti II, Fred Masino, VYC Second was Shadowfax,John Densmore, VYC Aussies make changes NEWPORT, R.1 AP Adnace and Australia ll, two or the three Australian entries in the 1983 America'11 Cup challenge, underwent changes this week after minor problems were dacovered in the 12-meter yachts by an offical measuring team. All 12a must undergo an 1nspecuon to insure that they confonn to design rules. Neil Wyld, spokesman for Advance, the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron entry, said neither his t;>oat nor Australia 11 had problems that were co0111dered serious LEAS ANY MAKE -ANY MODEL FROM THE NAME ORANGE COUNTY 1 RUSTS 1983 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE FOR IMMEOIAlE OELIVE:AY 8 22990 MO C.,MfU ·~us ll!f5C>l!Ai SUM •• W.)~ oar TllEODORE ROlllS LEISlll 209e HAA&OR 8LVO., COST A MESA 142-1111 ••2-1111 campcugn. 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