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Home My WebLink About1983-06-15 - Orange Coast PilotA1nerican, OC airport accord set By JEFF ADLER °' ................ American Airline's legal battle with the Orange County Boa.rd of Supervt.ora apparently was re- aolved Tue.day when airline ex- ecutives joined by county airport officiala signed an interim agree- ment permitting the airline to fly from John Wayne Airport through Sept. l. Following the signing of the operating agreement, attorneys representing the airline asked federal court judges to dismiss the lawsuit American . had filed (See All\PORT ACCORD, Page A!) THE ORANGE COAST A spot of paint tor the prince Merrily Bill Cooper and John Sweetser get their reward for rowing hundred s of mil es fr o m Bakersfield to the Richmond marina in 11 days. .,..,........ COUNTY EDITION ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS · .,. •t Krishna 'abduct' case draws to close An Orange County Superior Court jury probably, will begin today what are expected to be protracted deliberations in" a muJU-million dollar civil lawsuitin which a Cypress woman claims she was brainwashed and falsely imprisoned by members of the Hare Krishna sect. The four-month-long trial in Judge James Jackman's Santa Ana courtroom drew to a close Tuesday afternoon as attorney Manhall Morgan, representing the International Society for Krbhna Conaciousness, urged jurors to "use their common sense" and find in favor of his clientll. He denied during his summa- tion that Robin George, who was 15 when she became involved with the Krishna religion, ever became a "zombie" during her year-long stay at Krishna temples College recall nearing deadline BY PHil. SNEIDERM.AN Of"ll..,..,,......., Organizers of a campaign to unseat four Coast Community College District trustees are press- ing to conclude their petition drive by the end of this month. The early deadline ·must be met in order to conduct a recall vote in conjunction with the regular Nov. 8 election, rather than in a special election at a later date. reauJ.,ar college dilltdct electian in November would cost only an additional $10,000 -the expenae of an extra pamphlet. aC'l'088 the United States and Canada. "That is nonaenae becauae the testimony shows t.Nat lf you look at the behavior of this girl...you'll. find she was a young lady who had a (religioua) conversion. And her behavior was appropriate in thoee circumata.nces," Morgan said. The attorney al8o contended that George was not Jl9)'Chologi- (8ee KRISHNA LAWSUIT Pqe AZ) Collector's bugged .,.., .... .._..,...._. • .-The reason a combination elec- tion is preferred is money. But if a special recall election were held on another date, Deaton said thecoet would be about $1 per regiatered voter living in the college district, which inclutles Newpon Beach, Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, Fountain Val- ley. Seal Beach, Westminster and Garden Grove. The district has 290,018 regis- tered voters, county offidala said. 90 the cost of a special election would be almost $300,000. Recall (See COLLEGE RECALL Pa1e Al). David Warfield is s ure of reaching signature goal. Sheryl Krause, a sophomore at Estancia High School, was finishing a Shirley Deaton, chief deputy registrar of voters for Orange County, said today that holding a recall vote in conjunction with the biology project in Fairview Re~ional Park in Costa Mesa when she came across an ugly insect. County trial begins for 'Freeway Killer' BY JEFF ADLER Ml!. .., -""" Convicted "Freeway Killer" William Bonin went on trial in Orange County Tuesday charged with the strangulation slaying:s of four young hitchhikers whoee bodies were found along county roadsides. Bonin's second murder trial - he already has been sentenced to death in Los Angeles County following his conviction for 10 murders there -is expected to run between three and five montha in Superior Court Judge Kenneth Lae'a oourtroom. Deputy District Attorney Bryan Brown characterized the 36-year-old convicted killer as beinl a "criminally intelligent'' man who IVangled his victims ln the van he used to cruise area highways. "One could truly say from the evidence found in the van (that) it's a virtual death wagon," BroWT'I told jurors during opening state- ments. Defense attorney William Charvet, who represented Bonin in his Los Angeles trial last year, infonned jurors that he would not di.lpute that the slayings had occurred. "What we're talking about is did Bill Bonin kill these four kids?" he said in his opening statement. Bonin Is charged with killing: • Frank Dennis Fox, 17, a Long Beach resident whoee body was found along the Ortega Highway near San Juan Capistrano ln 1979. (See FREEWAY, Pase A!) .,...._... William Bonin confers with attorney during opening phase of his trial for four county slaying&. Study on weapons station draws heat BY ROBERT BARKER Of1M.,.., .... """ A new federal report that says the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station no longer has the capabili- ty of storing nuclear weapons haa come under attack from Long Beach State University English profeaor Robert Brophy. Brophy, a member of the Seal Beach Nuclear Action Group, isn't unhappy about the strong implica- tion t.Nat there's no nuclear war- heads at west Orange County military installation. He has joined others Ln a lawsuit and in demon- strations agalnat poaible nuclear weapona at the 5,000-acre hue. But Brophy said he is upeet becauae he believes the report by the U.S. General Accounting Of- fice -the investigative arm of Congress -"la superficial, in- conclusive and a public relationa job for the Navy." He a&'lerta that the June 10 report "is not critical or ad- monishing and acema to be an apology for the Navy." ''Too many things hang on the promise by the Navy. A ifOUP of us will decide soon on whether we should make a respome to Sen. Cranston's oUice. (Cranston'• of- fice requested the inquiry .. a follow-up to a 1976 investiption of the baae by the G AO. Flndinp of the etaht·mon\h inquiry t.Nat ended I.t April asaerted al8o that aecw1ty at the hue appean aatiafactory, that the Navy plana to uperade ltnacturel most vulnerable to earthquaka and that air traffic huard9 are no (See STUDY, Pqe Al) --------INSl DE-------~--.--lllDEX- News tips for dollars Have a good idea for a ltor'y'? Share that idea with us. The Daily Pilot wW pay cash awardl for the three beltnewm ti119eech .,... Juatcall &Ur4321. J:xi. 218, ~ arM2-5686eve--.and JO'lcauld wtnt!wwWek'•top prileof $15. " Boy meel11Jirl .•• Their courtship was a clasaic case of "boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy wins gtrl."OnJune5, thecouple, Kim Krakower and Henry Madigan exchanged wed- ding vows in Newport Beach. Page Bl. Orange Coast College's ·first football coach, Ray Roeso, has retired after 35 years at the college. During that time, he coached the Pirate croas country, golf, track, swimming and sail- ing teams as well. See Page Cl. Father'• Day l ea111 - Make Dad leel like a ldDI on bi1 day by 1ernn1 him a re1al leMt, 11arring hl1 la•orhe loocl1. Reelpee begi• on Paae DI. The Cat's Meow If you love cats or know someone who does, Richard Lessner and Barbara Belden have just the store for you in Newport Beach. PageB5. M n JM . a.. ft-4 .. " n ~ I l { "2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, June is, 1983 AIRPORT ACCORD ... From Page A1 against lhe county alleging du;- crimination. A heanng pertaining to the lawsuit had been scheduled in the 9lh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco today, but then waa cancelled. Tuesday's events ca.me hours after lhe Board or Supervisors voted 3-2 -in an unexpected tum-about -to grant American an interim operating agreement. Supervisor Ralph Clark propcsed offering the airline an interim agreement rather lhan pursuing what he characterized as a "fruitl~ le~I course." He was joined by supervisors Roger Stan- ton and Harriett Wieder in sup- porting lhe action. Voting to oppose Clark's motion were supervisors Thomas Ruey, whose district includes the air- port, and Bruce Nestande, who both favored denying American the agreement pendmg the out- l"<>me of the appeals court hearing American Airlines spokesman Al Becker said the board's split decision"represented a major step" for the Dallas-Fort Worth based airline. "We want to build a long-lasting, permanent, pro- ductive relationship in Orange County," Becker commented. He said the airline intends to file for flights under the airport's access plan for the quarter begin- ning Sept. 1 and would work with county officials toward develop- ing a permanent operating agree- ment. ~ Armed with a federal court order, the airline began flying four times a day from John Wayne June 9. But Becker also dt.sagreed with the c.'Ontention of several board members that American had • "bullied" the board or acted with "arrogance or audacity" in its dealings with supervisors. "We felt from the very begin- ning we had been cooperative," Becker said. "There never was an intention to slight anybody. This board takes a more direct role in running their airport than, per- haps, most government entities elsewhere in the country." American's legal run-rn with the Board of Supervisors began in earnest May 4 when the panel voted to adopt a moratorium blocking any new carriers from the airport until a study of airport safety could be completed. The airline sued in federal court a week later claiming the board was discriminating against it after it had satisfied all conditions necessary for it to gain access. American had announced plans to begin flying from the airport months earlier, in February. STUDY ON WEAPONS ... From Page A1 greater than those of other areas of Southern California. Capt. J. W. Kinnier, command- ing officer of the station that is the Navy's major ordnance facillty in Southern California, said through a spokesman Tuesday that he is ·•gratified" with the favorable report and believed the report accurately depicts existing oper- ations. Michael Dino and Richard Herrera, who spearheaded the GAO i.twestigation, refused to respond to the "op1ruons" of Brophy. "l feel betrayed because we brough t up fears of terrorism attack and the report didn't give any criticism to that potential," Brophy declared. Herrera asserts that the stat.Jon is no longer capable of having nuclear weapons "because the Navy's chief of operations has made that designation." The highlights of the report: -Seal Beach has no nuclear weapons capabilities, nor does it have storage for such weapons. -5ecurity at Seal Beach ap- ---------~ Flag Day ritual Howard Hughes positions flag held by a member of Irvine Cub Scout Den No. 5 above flames as the traditional flag day ritua l o( burning old flags was carried out at Pacific View Memorial Park Tuesday. ·• Irvine landscape tax plan delayed By GLENN SC01T Of'lM Deir -'""' To the delight of its audience, the Irvine City C.ouncil agreed early today to postpone a decision on taxing residents for the first ti.me to help maintain the city's extensive landscaping. Council members said they'll make their deciaion on July 12 after their staff members confer with leaders of community as- aociations. And on a 4-1 vote, the council dismissed a proposal from C.oun- cilwoman Barbara Wiener for a citywide advisory vote before the council decides on creating land- scape maintenance ~ent districts. The council's decisions came at the end of an eight-hour session that ended at 2:30 a.m. About 20 residents remained in the au- dience. It was clear during the meeting that many in the audience were not sold on the need for assessing residents from $10 to $57 annually for city services to keep up -even improve -landscaping in parks, greenbelts and streetscapes. The assessments vary according to neighborhood and village to reflect the amount of benefit residents would gain from in- creased maintenance. The pro- grams as proposed would raise about $738,000, of which about $88,000 would be administrative costs. City Manager William Woollett Jr. told the council the city will "desperately need" to mcreue the amount of money budgeted for landscape maintenance or suffer deterioration in landscaping, in-~ eluding the eucalyptus windrows. Someone called it "the brown- ing of Irvine." However, speakers such as Hal Maloney, president of the North- wood Village Al&ociation, said his group needs more opportunity to examine the propoeal. Although they granted the extra time, some council members stiU seemed determined to back the idea. David Silla said he sees no way to budget for the needed maintenance except by creating the assessment districts. Mayor Larry Ag.ran said the maintenance is needed for safety as weU as good looks. He said he lived in fear last winter that soaked and untrimmed eucalyp- tus trees might blow over and kill someone. "Personally, I've come to the end of the line on this and I think other council members have too," he said. "I'm determined to find the resources because I'm not going to put people at risk any- more." The council did agree to remove two projects from those the assessments would cover. They said a $120,000 project to land- 9C8pe Irvine Boulevard and an estimated $200,000 project to add a median strip to Walnut Avenue would be funded by the capital improvements budget. KRISHNA LAWSUIT ... From Pfige A 1 cally damaged by her experience, especially the se<:t's customary chanting. He likened the situation to that of a Catholic nun in a convent seeking monetary dam- agesfor having to remain silent or recite the Rosary. Both Morgan and lhe judge also pointed out to the jury that the Hare Krishna sect's beliefs are protected under the First Amend- ment to the Constitution. "We stand behind the report," said Herrera. Brophy' said he would like to know what's been done to make the base incapable of having nuclear warheads, what kind of an emergency it would take to bring nuclear weapons to the west Orange County base, and how it can be incapable of having nuclear weapons and still be the major ordnance station m Sou them Cali- fornia. pears satisfactory. -The Navy plans to upgrade those strctures at Seal Beach most vulnerable to earthquakes. COLLEGE RECALL DEADLINE ... Attorney Milton Silvennan, representing George, now 23, and her mother, Marcia, presented his closing arguments to the jury Monday. Huntingto n Beach ---·-If $~ 000 -· rlC)OO'led It-T-.Y In t,,. t>u<glety ol I llorN In ,,,. : .. ':*....: .,:~~ ..!!':, .~ = r.tc:ll A~ Inn.to-boll "''"I motOf. 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But in order to qualify the recall for the November ballot rather than thecostly special e lection, the signatures must be submitted to the registrar of voters office by the Correction A headline in Tuesday's Dally Pilot incorrectly suggested the Orange County government had endocsed plans to build the Irvine Medical O?nter. The medical center actually was endorsed by staff members work- ing for a a health systems agency called lhe Orange County Health Planning Council, which is not part of county government. The Daily Pilot regrets the error. SALE end of this month. David Warfield, leader of the Taxpayers' Alliance to Save C.om- munity Colleges, which is behind the recall drive, said Tuesday the group already has collected about 21,500 signatures. He said he is confident the group will be able to tum in more than 30,000names by the end of June. The recall campaign was launched earlier this year after the district trustees voted to lay off more lhan 100 full-time teachers and administrators. (Some of these notices have since been reecinded.) District officials said lhe layoffs were necessary to offset pa.rt of a $5.5 million budget deficit antici- pated during the corning year. Union leaders and the recall organizers cont.end the trustees could have made other cu ts in order to prevent teacher layoffs. 99 PlAYs1<'~ -· - Cassett e or LP Parachute Silvennan said the Georges' should be awarded damages total- ing "millions and millions and millions of dollars" becauae of the family's suffering during Robin's tumultuous year with lhe sect. FREEWAY ••• From Page A 1 • Glenn Barker, 14, a Hunt- ington Beach resident whoee body also was found along the Ortega HJghway in 1980. • Russell Rugh, 15, a Garden Grove youth whose body was discovered alongside Barker's. • Lawrence Eugene Sharp, 17, a Long Beach resident whose body was discovered behind a West- minster service station in 1980. Besides the murder charges, Bonin faces numerous other counts + G~ot!U~ltt olrnw ' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday. June 15, 1983 ~3 NATION High court overturns abortion rules Lava threatens subdivision; Alaska eruption continues Justices invalidate three state, local regulations making operation harder to obtain By ne A.11oclatecl Preti . . . Molten rock oozing from Kilauea Volcano m Hawau tOday threetened relidenta near the east rift wne, and m Alaska steam and uh apewed from Mount Venianunof about500milessouthwest of Anchorage. Resldenta of the remote Royal Gardens subdivision neer Volcano. Hawaii, were warned Tuesday night that they may have to leave their homes for the fourth time this year. as lava came within 1 ~miles of the subdivision boundary. Reagan predicts woman president KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -President Reagan cheered female studenta l.n a high 9Chool English class when he said that if Britain ~have a woman as prime minister, then the United States can elect a woman president. Reagan, during his 20-rninute visit 1\aeeday to the summer 9Chool class at suburban Farragut High ·School said British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has ~trated th.at a woman can handle the job of guiding a major Weetem nation. Israelis undecided on withdrawal WASHINGTON -Israeli officials have discussed but made no decision on a pro~ to pull back some U:OOP8 in Lebanon ~ avoid confrontations wtth Synan and Palestuuan forces, according to a aen.ior Israeli diplomat. The official, who spoke with reportenl Tue9day at the Israeli embassy on the condition he not~ ide!"ltified by name, said his nation wants the United States to contmue its role l.n efforts to remove all foreign troops from Lebanon. Democrats push to kill missile WASHINGTON -Four Democratic Senators. including three presidential hopefuls, have announced a drive to kill the MX mi.mile as a flrst step toward achieving a freeze on the production of nuclear weapons. ''Any Democrat who thinks we can purchase peece by voting for the MX missile ought to be ashamed of himself," Sen. Edward M . Kennedy, D-Mass .. said Tuesday at the rally outside the Capitol that drew an estimated 400 people. Three Democratic presidential hopefuls, Sens. Alan Cranston of California, Gary Hart of Colorado and Ernest Hollings of South Carolina allo vowed to work to defeat the MX missile. Chevron Oil denies fuel spill WASHINGTON (AP) -The Supreme Court today atruck down a &et of atate and local government regulat.lona that wuld have made abortions more difficult to obtain, Including a requirement that abortlona for women more than three montha pregnant be performed l.n hoepi- tals. . ln three separate decisions re- solving controversies over abortion regulation in Vi.rginla, Mlsaourl and Akron, Ohio, the court struck down most of the Going to Rome Millicent Fenwick, former four-term Republican con- gresswoman from New Jersey, has been appointed to a special United Na- tions post in Italy. regulatlona that h.ad been challenged. The juatioes aa.id, however, that states and oommunitie. may re. quire that abort.Iona for women more than three montha pregnant be perfonned in llcenaed abortion cllnl.cs or "outpatient hospltala." In the Mimouri caae, the ciowl upheld portions of a state law requiring the presence of a 1eOOnd phyaid.an during abortions for women in thei.r last three montha pregnancy; requiring minors to get the conaent of a parent or a judge before obtaining an abortion, and requiring a pathology report for every abortion perfonned. The court, building on lta land- mark 1973 deciaion that legalh.ed abortion, ttrUCk down as an un- const.Jtutlonal Infringement of women's rlghta to privacy any regulations that would have re- quired; • Women to receive desired abortions l.n a "full aervice hospi- tal" a fter their pregnancy has reached Its leCOnd lrimellter. • Doctors to tell women .eek.ing abortions about poaalble birth-giving alternatives, and to ~11 their patienta that the fetua ill "a hwnan life." • Doctors to wait at leaat 24 hours aft.er a woman a1gna an abortion consent form before per- forming the requested procedure. Americana spend an estimated $700 million a year for abort1ons. One million legal abortiona are performed each year nationwide. Chino residents criticize prison Administrative mistakes blamed for release of killing suspect CHINO (AP) -More than 500 angry residents packed a school auditorium to criticize prison of- ficials for the eacape of an inmate charged with the hatchet murders of four people at a Chino Hills horse ranch. "ln a zoo, when a wild beast escapes, you can't hold the beast accountable," Dr. Howard Garber said at Tuesday night's meeting. "You have to blame the guy who opened the cage." The wanted man, mentaJ pa- Japanese paid high • • internment price WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S. internment of 120,000 people of Japanese descent during World War II cost them between $149 million and $370 million in lost property and income in 1945 dollars, a report prepared for the govenunent estimated today. The report was expected to form the basis for a recommen- dation next week that Congress vote to compensate the 1.nt.emees, who were taken from their homes andspentanaverageof l,lOOdays in secluded camps in the West because the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration considered them securl ty risks. Translated into 1983dolla.rs, the economic loss would be between $810 million and $2 billion, accord- ing to the study prepared at a cost of about $70,000 by a Washington consulting firm, ICF IAc. The study was requested by the Commission on Wartime Reloca- tion and Internment of Civilians, which was created by Congress to investigate why people of Japanese descent were put behind barbed wire and whether Con- gress ahould do anything to make amenda. tient Kevin Cooper, escaped from the California Institution for Men on June 2, three days before horse breeders F. Douglas Ryen and his wife Peggy, both 41 , their daugh- ter, Jessica, 10, and an 11-year-old neighbor, Christopher Hughes, were found bludgeoned to death at their hilltop ranch 35 miles east of Los Angeles. The only survivor of the massacre was Ryens' 8-year-old son. Joshua, whose throat waa slit. The day before his escape, the 25-year-old Cooper had been placed in a minimum-security area -an assignment priaon officials now call a mistake. The search for Cooper is conunuing between Los Angeles and the Mexican border. Residents living near the prison said at the meeting they want to feel safer. "Something's got to be done," said Kathy Jauert, one of the meeting's organ.iz.en. "We want them to know how horrified we are about theee things." Prison superintendent Midge Carroll was the target of most of the crowd 's h~tility. LOS ANGEL.ES -The C.OUt Guard expected to have a ~.000-gallon diesel fuel spill in Los Angeles Harbor cleaned up today. The fuel, from an unknown source, entered the waters around the Vincent Thomas Bridge, said Petty Officer Pat Milton. Cout Guard investigators believed the leak originated at a nearby Chevron Oil Co. fuel tank, but Chevron derued it, she said Tuesday. Panel to consider Sirhan freedom SOLEDAD-Fifteen years after Sirhan Bishara Sirhan shot and killed Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, he is "less of a threat to commit violence than the average man in society," his lawyer says. A three-member panel at Soledad Prison was scheduled to meet today to consider whether the convicted assassin is a fit candidate for AlarID hla01ed in deadly hotel fire freedom. • McNamara says taping 'unethical' LOS ANGELES -Fonner Defense Secretary Robert S . McNamara says the alleged taping of an off-the-record telephone conversation with a CBS Television News producer in 1981 was "completely unethical." Diacovery of the alleged tape is the latest in the ongoing controversy over the CBS Reports documentary called '"11\e Uncounted Enemy: A Vietnam Deception," which aired in January 1982. That documentary accuaed Army Gen. William C. Westmoreland of leading a conspiracy to suppress reports of enemy strength during the Vietnam War and prompted Westmoreland to file a $120 million libel suit against CBS la.st fall. . . .... . WORLD ·· _ -~ Falkland defense drain on NA TO On the anniversary of Argentina's surrender l.n the Falkland lalanda. a parliamentary committee in London Tueaday warned that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's pledge to defend the tenitory could drain reeources committed to NATO. In But:nos Aires, President Reynaldo Bignone vowed tD keep up the l~-year-old effort to reclaim the islands. Wounded tourist rescues safari LONOON -A British tounst who took over from a wounded driver when their safari bus was ambushed in Kenya said today "there waan't time to be teared" when he jammed down the acoelerator to e9Cape an armed gang. Bernard Sullman helped drive the bu.a to aalety, despite a bullet graze to the head, after a gunman opened fire on the six-passenger bus, lo.lling another British tourist, !Wrard Smith, 53, a telephone company executive. Nazi murderer appeals sentence BERLIN -Heinz Barth, a former Nazi SS officer who edmltted taking part in the massacre of 734 villagers in Franoe and Cachoslovakia during World War II, haa appealed the life 1ent.ence lmpcad on him by an East Berlin court. A spokesman for the East German state p~tor aaid today the appeal was submitted to the country'• supreme court Within the pre«rlbed aeven days aft.er the June 7 verdict and that a ruling would be made lat.er. FORT WORTH, Texaa (AP) - Corroded batteries l.n an alarm system and the abeence of sprinklers and smoke detectonl were at least partly to blame for five deaths in a hotel fire that alu9ed about $1 million l.n damage. investigators said. Tuesday's pre-dawn fire, iLs cause unknown, killed five people, injured 34 and routed more th.an 100 guests from the hilltop Ramada Inn Central on the city's east side. Hijacked jet returns home from Havana MIAMI (AP) -An F.astem Airlines · t carrying 95 people flew :.:f from Havana tOday after being hijacked by a man who shouted "Cuba! Cuba!" and threatened to blow up the plane with a bottle of liquid, officials said. The hijackingTuelday night by a shipyard worker who said he wanted to be reunited wit11 his family l.n Cuba wu the fourth on a U.S. airline l.n two montha and the first since anned aky marshals were returned to aome commercial flighta last month None of the 84 pasaengers or crew of 11 on the flight from Miami to New York City was hurt and thoae aboard the wide-bodied Airbus treated it like "a lark," one pa89enger aaid later. The hijacker, ldenti11ed as New Orleant resident Nelaon Betan- court, had run down an aisle ahoutlng, then locked hlmlelf in a lavatory after pulling from a red Clight bag a small vtaf that he ~d contained explosives, FBI agent Jim Freeman aald after inter- viewing paaengera in Miami. We're Liatening ••• What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like" Call the number at left and your message will be recorded, transcnbed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24 hour answering service may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors must include the ir name and telephone number for verification No clrculallon calls. please 842·6086 Tell us what ·s on your mind ~ 19 ca.tenteed ~..,.,_, II 1°" 00 "°' ..... ·-1>•1>9• 01 ••o m ""o.t<w• 1 p"' ::,0 J:O~' ~oor ••It o• .. ""°'' '"'' t..llCl•y It rou dO M t ,.c..,v• ~ov· """ Dy , • "' t .. -· 10 AM -...,... COflf .. .__.., dr ....... T1f1JheflM ,,_ o...,.. c-.i, At... ~ ~ -""°"--" • Weft-•· ... u. ~NIOI"' -- ,, ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L. 8chwert1 Ill Pub411Nr Chazy DowaJlby Edl!Of and Allist1nt IO lhoPu~ ,..,..._,.c .... ""'°°""IQI\ ~ Ct...Sn.d ectwnlellit 7wta-Mn AH otMr "'*'"*'t. la-412t MAJH O"tcl JlO °"""' Sey 81 COola ..,_ CA Mat •--Bo• •680 Colle -. CA 92926 Coflytlgl>I 1113 o..,. e.i.11 ~ ~ No ,.,., 11or1e1 111u1trat1on1. t dltdtlet melter o' _,,_ .. ,....., ""'Y 0. •ICl'oelueeO """'°"' apeclel p.,..-OI 'l>PY•IQl>I - Firefighters said the blaze began in a stack of rolled carpet- ing, and the flaming material aent black. acrid smoke boiling lhrough corridors. cutting off nonnal e9Cape rout.ee. Douma of guest&. awakened by hon.king automobile horns and the sound of shattering g.laas. hurled chairs th.rough sealed windows and crawled or jumped two floors to safety. Moetof the irljured were treated for cuts, scratches and smoke inhalation. hoepltal attend- ants said. "We feel that had there been proper detection equipment, there's a strong pomibility we would not have five people dead ... lt could have made a difference in terms of life and safety," Fire Chief Larry McMillen said at an afternoon news conference. Such detection equipment could have limited damage to several thousand dollan, as op- poeed to an unofficial estimate of $1 million. McMillen said. "From the positions of the bodies, It appears they were awake and out of bed and trying to get to safety," said Fire Marshal Don Peacock. "But it's a question of a quicker alert to get them out of the room." Gem Talk By J.C. HUMPHRIES Ctrtifi•d G1molo1i1t, .AGS A QIM'8VALU£ ••• how le It determined? TM<• are four buk: factors that Mterm:lne the value and price of • cok>nMf gemetone. A buic und«- 8ttndlng of tMM factota wltl help you to chooM w!Mty. COLOR: Whether you",.. lhOpplng for a belutlful grMO emereld, a ftery red ruby, or eny other of the wge numt>.r of colontd gemetonee •vallable, the etrength of the stone'a color le Important. Re- member, alto, tht ,,,.,_II no "right" color tor • eton.. Th«• are thouaand• of lhedee of rtd, btue, .co., Ind your t•t• thoukl decarmlne the hue ttMlt you ..eect. CUT: The proper cutting of a genwtone It Wllf'f Important In bttngltle out the rtchMu of the gem'• OOIOt. Your......, can ~you on hOW ~·°'* enhenoe oerteln ttonee. CLAAfTY: tt It very rw«t thel you ..... ... • oompl9t9'y ............. ~How- ... . too rn11ny ftawe d 8'f9ot a atone'• ct.tty. Ewn the most ex-penet¥8 gelM ,... '°"" .. .,,_ clullone, ., but you "'°'*' look fOt • c. thet dote not NM to many that ... ~ le Mf10ulty dlmtl llllhed. CARAT WEIGHT! Thie hel to do, of~ wntt the-. and ..... of "" .. one. OtNtcMfV, • ..,,., .... mote vtluabM that • arMllr one of me ..,,,. a.tty, out -~. In the driver's seat Paul Kehayias, chauffeur for the Boston Sym- phony for 40 years, was on the podium Tuesday night in Boston after he and famed conductor John Williams switched places for the day. They agreed "Stars and Stripes Forever" was easier to get through than traffic. ' .,,..,geo to'"""' oe1 .. 1 FY '\R \r.()lT an important , '---' 1 ' diamond ring THE~IAi~ How large should 11 be? Thal OF depends on how important you consider yourself It's about time ELVt'"" • ~NCE treat~~ .~ yourself to the supreme label of elegance And when you ponder over your level of importance . don't sell yourself short OUR MEN'S DIAMOND RINGS FOR FATHER 'S DAY START AT '750 81nkAmer1card-M11ter Charge PHONE~t • ' ' I I J, .... # I I A4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 15, 1983 .,.., .... Pacif ic Coast Highway has been rerouted at Salt Creek where an underpass will he constructed to ~k the links of a golf course. Fore! Highway swerving Work has resumed at the on-again, off-again Lagwia Niguel Planned Community north of Dana Point. Avco Community Developers Inc.. the firm 0 OC collegians given honors Joseph Broderick joins honorary Costa Mesa resident Joseph T. Broderick has been accepted into the national scholastic honor society, Phi Kappa Phi, at UC Davis where he is majoring in animal science. Members of the 86-year-<>ld scholastic society are chosen from the upper 10 percent of their class. Patricia Egly graduate~ Patricia Egly, daughter of Paul Egly of Laguna Beach. graduated last month with a bachelor of arts degree in sociology from Pitzer College in Claremont. Pitzer, one of the Claremont Colleges, is a liberal arts college emphaaiz.ing the social and behavioral sciences. Lorna \'oboril enters law school Costa Mesa resident Loma Voboril, 27, has graduated sununa cum laude from San Fran- ci.9co State University. at was announced recently. The daughter of Donald and Marjorie Voboril graduated from Orange Coast College tn 1975 and plans to attend McGeorge Law school in Sacramento this fall. Edward Copps Ill named scholar Laguna Niguel resident &iward Michael Copps III has received his bachelor of arts degree from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine. He held a double major in history and Gi?nnan and was on the dean's list. Copps also was named a James Bowdoin Scholar in recognition of his acadenuc achievement Patricia Schmitt earn degree Cost.a Mesa resident Patricia Schm1tt has been awarded a bachelor of arts degree from Carthage College in Wisconsin, where she studied speech and theater Jeffrey Reck named to dean \s list Cost.a Mesa resident Jeffrey W Reck has been named to the dean's list at the University of Ar1z.ona, where he is a junior studymg earth sciences. which is backing the Salt Creek Beach development, has suffered eetback alter eetback on the project since 1972, when grading operations at the site were ahut down by court order alt.er passage of the Coastal Initiative by California voters. The last slowdown on the project wa.s the result of the recession-drained economy of last year. John Stevens, then-director of community relations for the firm, said that most of the proposed developmenta on the oceanfront parcel were shelved and llOme 26 employees were laid-off last February. But the firm has returned to lta construction schedule, a community relations spokeswoman says. COnstruction of two holes of a planned 18-hole golf course is currently under way on Pacific Coast Highway at Salt Creek. The highway haa been re-routed at that point ao an underpaaa can be installed linking the inland holes to the coastal holes. The back nine holes are alao acheduled to be completed. When the course is finished, golfers will be able to play through under thP freeway to the coast. Discount tickets for travel series Discount tickets are available through July 1 for OrangeCoastCollege'a 1983-84 Annchair Adventure series. The diacount packages apply toward trav- elogue programs planned next fall and spring at the college. Series One, the fall pac"-ge, mcludes five programs examining Afghaniat.an, Rome, England by canal boat, New Zealand and aailing on the Yankee. Series Two, slated for the spring, coven Norway, Mexico and Guatemala, F'rance, Tibet and a skin diving adventure. Series Three combines the fall and spring programs. The travel shows are presented in the college auditorium. Professionals show films and diacusa countries they have explored. Diacount ticketa applying to a aeries of programs cost less than separate admiBsions to all programs. For each of the first two packages, diacowlt series tickets cost $8.50. OCC Gold Key card holders (senior citizens) pay only $6. Begtnn1ng July 2, aeries tickets will cost $12, or $10 for tenior citizens. Discount tickets for Series Three -all fall and spring programs -are now selling for $16, or $11 for Gold Key card holders. After July 2, these prices will rise to $20 and $1~. ~ Tickets are on sale in the OCC Ticket Office, located in the Student Cent.er Building. The office is open from 9 a .m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday; from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. With a charge card, tickets can be purchased by phoning 556-5527. P e t show sch e duled f or July The third annual American Pet Show will take over the Anaheim C.Onventlon Center July 9 and 10 for an extrava- ganza featuring hun- dreds of animals, exhibits, pet care sem- inars, performing animal entertainers and demon· atrations. Hickory Farms™ Sweet 'n Sour Sauce The event is expected to attract 40,000 people, according to officials of the American Pet So- ciety, the ahow'a spon- aor. Doors open at 10 a .m. Saturday and Sunday and close at 7 p.m. Ticketa -available only at the box oCfice -are $4. 75 for adulta, $2.50 for children under 12 and .enion. Pre-1ehoolera will be admitted free COMPUTER CLAl818 In Fountatn Valley ( ... ~In ~•Piiot) ITAHDAID COMPUTU 964-IOSO 8i:·FREE with purchase of a whole BeefStielt 3 lbs. or larger Offer good May30 to June 19. ff lcko r1 rarms OF ON/OO We11 give you a taste of old·time country goodness.• South Coaet Plaza ~ 54CMll1 ~ 11111.11_..,..,..~ 00.. ..., .. IMK~ Hallorf ,...,,,. a1 Olio' -At PlrtlC1il*lnl 1eotu. .Two top scholars named Students from two local hlgh 1ehools have been named 1983 Dwight D. Plaenhower Scholarah.lp Fund win- nera. The wlnners are Rebel Ely of F.atancia High School in Costa Mesa and Catherine Adcock of Woodbridge High School in Irvine. Each has received a $1,000 acholanhip, and both will be attending Yale University in the fall. Ely plans a career in law, and Adcock will study international rela- tions. A third scholarship of $r>OO was awarded to Blake Konczal of Servite High School in Anaheim. Winning honorable mention were Kevin Wood, Huntington Beach High, Huntington Beach ; Pamela Doughman, University High, Irvine; Daniel Wldawaky, University High, Irvine; 1 Brian Sankey, Canyon High, Anaheim; Allison Satchell, Mater Dei High, Santa Ana; and Brian Bertha, St. Albans, Washington, D.C. The Dwight D . F,.iaenhower Scholarship contest ia 1ponaored by the Republican Youth Aaaociates of the Re- publican Party of Or- ange County. SFA s Baby Sale ... 20% to 30% Off Re ular Prices. • Shown: stretch terry coverall, regularly 10 50, now 7.90 In polyester that meets government standards for flame retardancy Sizes S (10 lbs), M (11 to 18 lbs), L (1 8 to 26 lbs.). • Z 1p quilts, regularly '17, now 13.40 Polyester and cotton with polyester f 11/m~ • Absorba® two-piece cotton diaper sets, 1egularly '16, now 11.40 • Two-piece acrylic legging suit~. reguiarly '19, now 12. 90 • Two-piece hooded jog suib of acrylic fleece from Basic Togs, regularly '24 and '25, now 17.90 and 18.90 • Terry beach robes, regularly '70, now 6.90. .. Cotton and polyester terry shorts. and cotton polo shirt from Absorba~ specially pflced at 13.40 • Polye~ter and cotton sunsu1ts. specially pflced at 7.40, 8.40 and 9.90. , • Side-snap undershirts, specially priced at 4. 90. Cotton and polyester • Polyester drawstring gown. a special purchase at 4. 90 • Cotton knit shonalls, with shon- sleeve polo, from Absorba1!! Infant sizes. Regularly 122, now 16.40 •In K.I 0 S. ,. ~v \ \ These Are Orange County's Finest Congratula tions to the F ive F inalists in T he Irvine Compa ny Leadersh ip A ward s P r ogram Kevin Armstrong W oodbridge High School Irvine Rebel L . Ely Estancia High School Co~ta Mesa Kevin A ._Hastings Loura High 'chool . \nnhPim Steph en J. Lauro Canyon High School Orange The awards program began in January when every public and major private high school in Orange County nominated one senior who has shown outstandlng leadership -in school, in studies and in his or her community. In April, the 61 students attended an all-day leadership seminar sponsored by The Irvine Company at Chapman College in Orange. Later that month, grouP,s of judges in three regions, themselves community leaders, selec~d the 16 semi· fmalists , Ch ri1ty Sorensen Mission Viejo High Schon/ Mission \'ie10 announced at a luncheon in Anaheim. And finally, the County-wide Irvine Company Leadel"Ship Awards Committee, under the chairmanship of former Congressman James Roosevelt, selected the final five, announced at a dinner in Irvine. Each of the 10 runners -up received a $1,000 college scholarship, and each of the five finalists received a $3,000 llege scholarship. All 16 students will come members in the Orange ounty Leadership Society. a 1HE IRVl\IE CDMRIWY •• I I ' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 15, 1983 A5 Lobbyist expects agreement on Crystal Gove cottages By KAREN E. KLEIN Oflt.e o.111 ~No« "•" Chances are good that an agrL"'t;'· ment allowing cottage res1dt'nts of Crystal Cove State Park to remam in their homes until 1993 will I)(: approved as part of the sWtC' budget, a Sacramento lobbyist for the residents said Tuesday The compromise, requested by state Sen. Paul Carpenter, D-Cy press, during As- sembly-Senate conference hear- ings on the proposed budget, ~as approved Monday b'y that jomt committee and inserted into the budget bill The bill must now be passed by both houses and avoid a possible veto by Gov. George Deukmejian to become efl'ective. The key decision on Crystal Cove was made by the conference committee when It approved Carpenter's request after a short hearing, said Richard Ratcliff, lobbyist for an association formed by residents of the 44 pre-World War II cottages in 1979. Cottage dwellers were handed eviction notices in 1979, when the state purchased the 3.25-mHe-long strand of beach from the Irvine Co. for $35 million. 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Computers chips, pocket caluclators, catch words like mega-trend, mega-buck, megaton and the sociological, scientific and economic trends they represent, give the edge to students who have mastered the fine discipUnes of calculus. physics. economics, and various business managements. Even in tough times eningeers, scientists and graduates of some "practical" academic courses of study manage to find work in greater numbers, partly because there seems to be a misconception among employers that people who have mastered the mathematical sciences are more stable. logical, organized and "achievement oriented'', whatever that may mean. What the world in general seems to have forgotten lS that liberal arts, meaning a generalized education covering social and mathematical sciences, literature, philosophy and the meaning of life, is an intellectual a<.'C.'Omplishment that rivals any specific academic adventure. Liberal arts studies provide young adults with a sense of of the muti-faceted human experience. There is the soulful, hypnotic dream of romantic poetry. the frighteningly unrelel\ting disasters of history. the spiritual joumneys of religion and philosophy, the demanding precision of languages and their literature, the mathematical disciplines of astronomy, psychology or music composition. Those who learn their liberal arts lessons well are no less qualified to create the new images of our economic order than those with MBAs from Stanford. Business can benefit from the creative application of knowledge gleaned from a broad view of humanity and its works. The spectre of a generation of technologically-oriented national leaders whose hearts have never fluttered at the reading of a sonnet, or whose minds have not shuddered at the icy actrocities of man against mankind that history recalls, is frightening. Liberal arts majors deserve bette r from the non-academic world than they seem to get these days. Without prejudice to the science-and math-minded of the Class of '83, here's to you, this year's academic generalists. May your cupboads ever brim over with the succulent tidbits of our accumlated knowledge. • Oll•n• "l'fll\' 'P"'-•\'it•O 1n tnt> ,P .. •<<> dhOvt• ,., ' tho, .. ol lht· \.)tJ1lv Pt IOI 0'"''' vn w' ,., ort> ... ,tid oi1 tn•-,. PdQ1 .. dr•· 1no~· ul theu ctul"O<') ... na cttt '"'"" Rl'dOt·t orn1"1·n1 '' •Hv•t l'<l ACIOr.-_,, ftlt' ;)a1l11 P1IOI. PO Bo• I~, (o\1.t Me'>d, CA Y7b7~ Pno11e 11141 b•I ~J11 MAILBOX Some worthwhile praise I want to recognize some a,b,c,d behavior that is above and beyond the callof duty, behavior exhibi- ted by Mrs. Weber and Mrs Fellows. two faculty members at Kaiser School who dt.rected a Kaiser School play called The Music Man. The time, the talent that they gave so freely for an extracurricular acuvity for elementary school children in grades first through sixth is greatly appreciated and has not gone unnoticed. We parents at Kaiser School are priviJeged to have Mrs Weber and Mrs Fellows plus a number of other outstanding teachers educating our children. May they all have a restful summer. Mr. and Mrs. JIM DEB<X>M Newport Beach A nostalgic look back ln your edillon of Sunday, June 5, Hugh Mulligan wrote about taps for the rrulitary vehicle known as the Jeep. He not only did a fine bit of writing but presented the best dlscussion._of the jeep I have read Mr. Mulligan brought a wave of nostalgia to me wtth many fond, and aome not-so-fond, memories. Either way, the ornery but faithful little critter served me well for about 25 of my 30-plus years in the Marine Corps. T o the best of my knowledge the vehicle was always called "jeep" so-named alter the Popeye creature-character who was lovable, loyal, dependable, ubi- quitous and could do anything. The only item rrussing from Mr. Mulhgan's article was an actual pnntmg of the cartoon by Bill Mauldin (WW 0) in which G.I. Willy, tears in his eyes and on his face, is about to shoot his jeep which, as I recall had broken an axle and lost a wheel. It would have been m05t ap- propnate 1( someone had thought of that for May 30, Memorial Day. RANK G. CASSERLY Col. USMC (Ret) Sou th Laguna l. M. BDJd /A cold waste Q. My husband aaya I'm wast- ing money on cold cream, that ordinary kitchen shortening would work just as well on a face like mine. What do you think of that? A. That truth 1..9 not romantic. Our Love and War man objects. Still. dennatologiata generally agee that cooking oil does the job · Just as well aa cold cream. though without the perfumed additives. How old were you when you finlt got married? Average age of first-marriage brida and grooms changes from decade to decade Now, lt'• 22.3 years for the brides. 24.8 yQJ'S for the groom1. ORAHGE COAST Daily Pilat _ _,.,.. ... _ .. .,._ .... , ow--.._...,_ ......... , ... __ CA._ • I I Women buy the wine At least more so than men. Three out of five wine purchases are made by the ladies. specifically. Every sport knows the name Spalding. But not all know that Albert Goodwill Spalding before he became a 1porting goods magnate was the natlon'a top bueball pitcher of the 1870s. Sorry, if you're taller than 4-feet-10, youcan'tjoin that group known aa "The Little People of Arnerlca.'' Noted Yogi Berra; "You Cf.n ot.erve • lot jult by w•tching." -- Nation's parks aren't safe WASHINGTON -As the va- cation season opens, our national parks are being hit by an epidemic of muggings, rapes and drug trafficking. It's getting to the point that vacationing families could have as much to fear in the picturesque national parklands as they do in the seamier aections of major U.S . cities. F.Bpecially in the nation's capi- tal, which probably has more law enforcement personnel of various kinds than anyplace in the free world, visitors are not immune from csiminal elements who look on the federal parks as happy hunting grounds: drug pushers, for instance. U.S . Park Police routinely find dozens of syringes littering a scenic Potomac River outlook in nearby Yirginia; it's the first reaaonabry secluded 1pot where a heroin user can shoot up on his way out of the Di.strict of Col- umbia. On April 21, a Park Police detective and an alleged dope pusher had a shootout at the Washington Monument after a G -J1-c1-11-1-111_1_1 -~ busload of South Carolina high school students had been harassed on their sight.seeing tour The suspect was killed; the officer was wounded. • The National Park Service's response to this mounting evidence of crime has been curious. Instead of beefing up the 535-member Park Police, officials have been letting it wither away • through attrition and are relying instead on park rangers with little or no crime-fighting experience. According to congressional testi- mony. no Park Police officers have been hired since 1980, and some 60 vacancies have gone unfilled. Rather than admit the need for more profess1oruu police officers, Interior Department offictal.s have for years minimized the. threat to public safety. They were afraid that reports of crimes m national parks would aca.re the public away To fool the press and public, my sources say, many· actual crimes were downgraded to less serious offenses. "The rangers believe if you don't have a reporting system, you don't have a crime problem," one disgusted Park Police officer told my reporters Dale Van Atta and Leslie Adler. The April 21 incident at the Washington Monument finally convinced the understaffed, over- worked Park Police officers that they should take their con'lplaint to Capitol Hill, where they found a receptive audience in Rep. Stan Parris, R-Va. They unloaded one horror story after another. Parris asked Interior Secretary James Watt to confer with him and Rep. Manuel Lujan Jr., R-N.M .. a member of the House Interior Committee. They got together on May 17, and Parris began to read from 100 Park Police officers' reports. Watt seemed shocked by the So you won't talk, eh? All right, class. the questJOn today is this; "Does an actor or an athlete who makes big money because a lot of people like to watch what he does, have the right to tell those people to get lost after he's finished doing 1t for them?" There are alwaya a few public figures who want to be known only for their aa:omplishments. They take the posillon that their privalf lives are none of the publics business and if the public doesn't like it, the public can lump it. What obligation does a well-known person have to make hunself or herself available to the press and broadcast news people? Is it wrong of Paul Newman to refuse to sign autographs ? Charles Lindbergh, Douglas MacArthur and Greta Garbo always refuae010 be fnterviewed. Has that seriously affected the public's knowled.ge of their true character? The question comes up now because Steve Carlton, who is one of the best there ever was at , .... -.N-DY -RD-ON_IY_-..olit throwing a baseball, won't talk. He's driving spona wnters crazy. In his career to date. Carlton has already made major league play- ers m.i.sa his '])itches more than 10,000 times while he was striking them out, but since 1974 he's refuaed to answer a que11tion or make a statement. He's broken the all-time record for making people miss the ball with a bat, but he won't tell reporters how he does it or even whether he wears a lucky undershirt. A1l a result of Carlton's t.rucu- lent silence, fans don't know much about his lif~. his wife, wflat he does when he's not throwing baaeballa, what his favorite food is, what he watches on television or whether he's kmd to animals or not. If Steve 1s secretly seeing Farrah Fawcett formerly Majors and Burt Reynolds is seething mad about it, we'U never know unless Farrah or Burt tell because Steve isn't going to. Some fans may feel cheated, but I Uke Steve Carlton better because of his attitude. U a public figure like an actor, a musician or an athlete wants to talk about his private life for the amuaement of his fans and because he t.hlnkB it'll help him at the box office, I have no objection. I often read that eort of thing. But if a public figure doesn't want to do anything except perform, that's all he ought to have to do. I don't know what would hap- pen if all the stars in our entertain- ment galaxy suddenly refused to be interviewed. It might be a good thing. If everyone had to stand on the merits of his or her per- fonnance. we might get better pt!rfonn.ances and less baloney. Chitchat about publlc figures is a major Industry in Amenca. People seem to love reading those trite, pre-fab exclusives that ap- pear in the junk magazines and newspapers. aocounts. After hearing only a half-dozen or the reports, he said that was enough; he was con- vinced. "We have a aeriou.s prob- lem," he told the oon~ma.n. ln other ~ords, Interior's top man believed the men in the ranks rather than their supervisors, who had been gl068ing over the grow- ing narcotics problem in their reports to Watt. The secretary immediately promised to set up a special narcotics task force for the national parks. The trouble with that response is that the members of the task force will be drawn from the ranks of the understalfed Park Police force This will leave even fewer officers to patrol the parks. Footnote: A National Park Ser- vice spokesman maintained that the narcoucs task force "is suffi- cient." Nor does his agency prefer rangers over Park Police. he added. "That's absolute bunk. The U.S. Park Police is the law enforcement arm of the National Park Service," he saJd The producers of movies and the owners of profession.al teams understand the value of publicity. A big story in the sport.a pages brings in customers. An owner would have to pay 9everal thousand dollars to buy an equal amount of space for an advertiae- ment 1ayi.ng the same thing. They have whole departments in charge f trying to get their stars interviewed. Bill Giles, the owner of Carlton's team, the Philadelphia Phillies. wuhes his great pitcller would talk to the press. but he can't make him. "We insist all our other players talk or else we get rid of them.'' Giles says. You don't get rid of one of the best baseball players of all time because he won't talk. Just tell us how many batters he struck out. Bill, and lhen let him go home. Where is his home, by the way? You don't have his home number. do you? I 'd sort. of like to do a little lnlerview with him in his kitchen for a feature I'm writing on pitchers who like to cook. Brightest not always the best We can measure the trait we call "intelligence" on a scale, and reach a relatively valid conclusion that one is higher than another. But we cannot do the same thing with that more elUAlve trait called "judgment," and there'• the rub. 01.., • .,.._._ ............ _ ''I've got bed newa and good news. You've lost your fob . . I've 1tlll goi mine.'' • There seems to be little necess- ary relaUon between the two. Life would be far simpler if there were a one-to-one relation between them: then the most intelligent people would be the moet compe- tent to run our affairs, both pubUc and private. Alas, such Is not the caae. INTELLIGENCE 9eelN to be• rNtter ol the ~ of the mind; judgment, on the other hand, 8eema to be more a matter of the shape of the mind. And a vast aize with the wrong 1hape does worse than a smaller alt.e with the right ahape. Thi.a, l think, helpe explain why the most intelligent penotll arv not Invariably choeen for the m01t demandlna or responsible poattlona. I remember • aub-editor I worked with many ~araqo, who WU Utl'loOl"dinarily bt1tht. and bitter when he,,,.. .,_ct over for a promotion ln favor of eameone with half hll cerebral ctndlepowfl'. He t'OU.ldn't under- ~ tt. and-I tried to QCINQM him, bul found It too emban'Nltnl to eddw:e the reel nlUOft -.wt. l beUe\l'ed, I tiabt ~. THERE WAS NO way you could convince thia man that his judgment was vastly inferior to hia intelligence. and that the candidate aelected -· while alower and denaer --had a finner graap on the reality of any given situation. The kind of people we u-y to pick for responsible taaka are not the brighie.t, but the surett. the steadiest, the most at.able, the ones whoee ability to weigh and measure' all facton offera us &e<:Urlty. Thia ill why, for lnstance, a brilliant general like P•tton wu con1t.antly reined ln by men like Ehenhower and Bradley (1ee the latter'• new autoblolrlphy for ov1denoe of thla). who may have lacked hil military aki1ll. but were cooler and more balanced ln Juclgment. U Napoleon'• judpwnt had equaled hil mental powen. he would never have marched on Mc.cow ln t.M winter. lnceu.cwall tind It hard to u.ndenland why they are eo trequentlb.;:. ~ f« ''ln- feriar'' co and whll9 pert of tt m., be due '° I.be fl!Ct that IAC.U.CCUU. are ~-by the ..,....Uty of mm, t.bl NMOO more often is that they over- estimate the mental component neceaary for leadership, and de- preciate the 80daJ and moral elementa that make for teamwork. IT SEEMS that most men and women wtth high intelllgienL quo- Uenta do bettet: workinl alone, independently, makina thelrooo- tributiona unaffected by ~ contact.. What lhe world needs, of coww. ti more people w~ lbape of rnlnd I.a i.lomorphk with ltt me -but the good Lord hu not eeen flt to prOVkfe any generation wtth an abundance of th.11 treuure. l .. THICUSTANDTHICDUNTY bilyPilat WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1983 ANN LANDERS ENTERTAINMENT TELE~ISION It was a s imple, old-fashioned wt>dding with the beautiful bride, Kim Krakower. a nd handsome bridegroom, Henry Madigan , reciting tht• vow~ in front of Or. Alfred Painter .· It's old-fashioned 8 2 85 86 "The News Is the News" is a not so serious look at the news itself. The new NBC program premieres tonight. Page 86. 0 Something old, something ne"'1, something borro"'1ed ... !l, *!.~~!!NE In t1us world of sophiscated sat.elites and complex computers. it's reassuring t.o know that some simple traditions, such as old-fashioned weddings.still exist. On Sun- day, June 5, Kim K.rakower and Henry Madigan exchanged marriage vows in Newport's Cannery Village under a Balsam tree on the patio of the "Com er St.ore" Three years later she still couldn't stop thinking about Madigan. Last Christmas she decided to fly to Canada and rejoin him. Mutually, they agreed, unever to be separated again and to live ha ppily ever_ after." among a vanety of plants and flowers in the Comer Store's nursery. Dr. Alfred Painter, MethodlBt minister and professor of philosophy at Orange Coast College, presided over the ceremony. The bride wore a white cotton, off the shoulder dress, designed by Laura Ashley, with a ruffled bodice and pink silk sash Members fo the bridal party were the bride·s sisters, Cindy Jenkins and Sally Merritt. The groom's best man was David Whitney. For 28-year-old Kim, of Newport Beach and Morro Bay. and 38-year old Henry. of Prince &!ward Island, Canada, their courtship was a classic version of "boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy wins girl." It began seven years ago in the Cannnery Village when K.rakower was a student working at the Com er Store at 3009 Villa Way. a gift shop and nursery owned by her aunt and uncle. Dick and Betty Komlodi. It was there she met Madigan who was working at a submanne engineering shop on 3 lst Street. just a few doors away. "We were attracted to each other immediately and it developed into a local romance," laid K.rakower . Shortly thereafter, 6-foot-5-lnch Madigan was destined to return to his 900 acre Belgian horse and cattle fann on Prince &!ward Island. Their "local romance" quickly became a long d.iJJtance one. When- ever possible, they made trips back and forth , between countries in order to be together But time and distance took their toll on the young couple. Their encounters ended and they went their separate ways. Three years later, a<X:Ording to Krakower, she i.till couldn't stop thinking about Madigan. Last Christmas, she decided to fly to Canada and rejoin him. Mutually, they agreed. "never to be separated again and to live happily ever aft.er." The ceremony was a simple one, set The bnde is the daughter of Jane Elliot K.rakower of Newport Beach and Julius Krakower of Santa Ana . .-The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Madigan, Sr. of Michigan. A reception was held at the Peninsula Point home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maynard After a honeymoon in Laguna Beach and Ore~on, the couple will reside on Prince &iward-IsJand, Canada. High tech ... Some advice in thatjob field ,., ........ 11 this what they mean by high tech? Nope, just a couple of baby robots going about their business and getting a pat on the head from Paul Klepac of Androrobot Inc. TMA......_._ WASHINGTON -High tech, low tech or no tech? Where are the jobs of today -and tomorrow? A group of expert.I provided some of the anawers at a recent career workshop aponaored by the National Council of Career Women: the Capital Presa Women, an affiliate of the Na- tional Federation of Preti Women; and the Clairol Lovini Care Scholarship Program. Among the panellata were Anita Gates of New York City, author of "90 Moat Promising Careen for the SO.," and Howard Crane, a senior vice president of MCI C.ommunicationa Corp. in Waahington. Gates l&id the two fat.eel growing job fielda are h1&h tech- nology and health care, becau.ae "technology ii everywhere," and becauee a large .egment of the nation's population la .,t.na and ii In need of health care. C!ane agrees about the sn>wth in .)ob opportun1U. in lb• he.Ith care field, but not ln the f.leld of high technoJot[y, perballf bemu.e Gata' definltl0n of hfCh tech 11 .omewhat broad« than Crane's. Crane uld htah ~ .. oltidally defined ,. any lndumy where reeeuchand~t...,_.. dltUret and the number of techni· cal employees runs twice a.s high as the average of all U.S. manufac- ~ "But don't bother writing that down becauae only 36 of 977 induatrles in this country qualify." he laid. Theee include makers of lab equipment, aircraft, com- puters and electronic components. It does not include companies that are among the decade'• fastest g:rowtng busineaes ... New high tech industries will account for only a fraction of total U.S. employment by 1990, he said, while the number of high tech .)obe ~ted in the next decade will be lea than half of the 2 mllllon jobl that have been loat in manufacturing in the put three yean. "WW high tech cbanp careen in the '80a? Apin, not • much u you miaht think." Crane utd. ''HJah tech will chanae the way wor\ la performed ana where it'• performed but it will not, for the most pert, ln my opWon. change careen. rm~~ tech 1a thla ~· fad, ~ Mlde lut year'1fad. "What we have heft la a dilt1ncdon without• difference- hllb t.:h, low wch. no a.ch -the -... don't maner. What doea matt., whether you're looking at an industry or career or an employer, is not whether it's high tech but whether it's high growth, and I can only define high growth unofficially as any company I wish I owned stock in." Crane said most of the new .)obs will be in traditional occupations. not in technical ones, and that fewer than one-third will be for engineers and technicians. Gates said th.at in addition to health care, there will be .)ob opportunities in the following fields: travel. accounting. para- medical work. the repair of com- puters, video and business equip- ment, insurance, banking and t'eal estate. She laid It's important to re- member that "gluta follow short- ages," .,, for this realtOn, ahe doesn't recommend training to be a compu~r programmer or sya- teml analyst becaUle the number of penona trained to do these .)obs I.I hlaher than the number of .)obs th.at are available. ''l don't say don't become a ~· but do It becauae you ve fOUnd th.at It'• the Ideal career for you ln ~ry other way. not becaUN It'• one of the two or three ))ott.eet caneen," Ms. Gata uld. Crane auggMta job-leekert look at those things that need doing in society that aren't being done well, and then figure out better ways of dol.ng them. He said teaching, health care and law enforcement are tluft areas where there's plenty of room for lmprevementand nolisn of slackening demand. Banking la abo a good field, he said, particularly for thoee peop!e who are good al deviaina, expJarn. Ing and eelllng 10lutiona ;to people'• money problems. i Crane has one final word a~t technology. . "Now. don't get me WTOPa about technology, rm part o( lt and I believe It's going to plat a tremendous role in hel~ :W revitalll.e and transform Ow-blidc: induatries and helpina UI inwnt 10me brand new ones," he u.ld. "But." Crane added. "1b9 ~ .. notaotnato be done by~ in white coata, It'• eoina to be done m<»tly by the same kinda of people who have done It befcre, people who haw curiolity, ln>- .,tnaUon and nerve, and people with proven lldlll o1 manaaement and comraLanicatlona ... We tre pu1ttnc very new and exd*'I toola at IOdety .. dbpoul. but they are only tool.a. and u alw~ lww theYrre Uled WW be up to you ..S me.°'' .. .. ' . " . m Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, June 15, 1983 f, . n. AllN I.ANDERS , I ;. . ,. DEAR ANN LANDERS: The character who ~ himself "Dallaa Texas Reader" could have ~only from Texas. ·. ! That line "the next generation of bastards " ~me ind.ig~tion. Anyone who would speak of'a ~as a bastard had better get a shovel ready to talce to hell with him. I'll bet that skunk puts on his white sheet and hood right after Bible study. I know this letter is not printable. Your Texas paper wouldn't stand for it, but I just couldn't sleep until I unloaded my fury. I feel strongly on this subject because a beautiful child born out of wedlock provided my husband and ine with 14 of the happiest years of our lives. A wise and generous unwed mother gave her child up for adoption. I have loved your column for years and so Ciid my son-until his death a few years ago. Please keep trying to help people.-A LrFE RETURNED : DEAR LIFE: I can understand your anger, but please don't condemn tbe wbole state of Texas because one dhagbat wrote a nasty letter. I hope you are not under tlie lmpre11lon tbat Texas Is fllled with Xu Klu Klansmen. Nothing could be further from ·-.e truth. Some of tbe finest people I know are ~exans, and I apologize for your generalizations In ~ltelr behalf. I DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a senior in college and will be graduating soon. Today I thought about a siXth-grade teacher who taught me almost 10 years ago. I don't know where she is, so I am unable to thank her personally. I do hope, however, that my lett:er will be printed and serve as an inspiration for elf the overworked and underpaid teachers who have helped mold so many young lives. Th~ woman I am indebted to is Mrs. Taylor. She devoted her life to making youngsters enthusiastic about learning. She made it a real challenge and great fun. Her impact on her students was unbelievable. · Mrs. Taylor was not an easy mark. Every grade had to be earned. I can still remember getting a B-plus 8nd being disappointed, but because of her en- ci:>uragement I worked harder than ever because I wanted to do better and make her proud of me. I can boiiestly say that in part because of her I made it through high ~hool and now college. I can now face .i extremely boring lecture with a special sense of wanting to learn because she taught me that learning c>Bn be difficult but it is worth the effort. : Please print my letter so I can give that grand woman a long overdue thank-you. It was written between classes in a hurry, so excuse the spelling or grammatical errors.-A THANKFUL FLORIDA STUDENT DEAR STUDENT: Here's yoar beaatlfal tribute t'o Mn. Taylor-and I didn't have to do macb edl ting. Jc was nearly perfect. If Mrs. Taylor sees It, I hope lft will let me know. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I hasten to advise I did not write the poem attributed to me in your column. I simply quoted an unknown writer. Kindly clear up th)s embarrassment.-E.T. GURNEY. EXEC. DI- R!X:I'OR, CANADIAN HEMOPHILIA SOCIETY · Dear E.T.G.: Cons ider It cleared . ... T JOUI HEALTH DR PETER J STEINCROHN DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: My doctor deserves the M.D. (medical detective) after his name. He discovered my daughter's problem by following a aimple clue: chronic sore throat-but no infection. He ~suspicious. At last she admitted that she was bVereating and practing self-induced vomiting. It has kept her weight down but has made her quite nervous. ls this a common condition? Mrs. L . Dear Mn. L .: Yes, recent studies have revealed that it is common among adolescents and young adult women. We don't know exactly what causes this psychiatric disorder. It is called Bulimia: characterized by recurring epiaodes of binge-eating, followed by self-induced vomiting or abuse of laxatives. These patients ingest large amounts of high calorie foods within a period of an hour or two. They're aware it's an abnonnal habit but can't control it. They'll put away at least 3500 caories, mostly carbohydrates. For example, an eating binge might consist of a box of cookies, Jollowed by an entire cake, and a large box of candy. • Chances are your daughter engages in such binges, secretly, and at night. Such patients are often in the bathroom: either because of self-induced tyomiting, or as a result of having taken purges. Some .add other detrimental factors, like taking diuretics to ~ve fluids. Bulimia patients don't realize the P>tential harm induced by these baleful habits: ~dosia, hehydration, loss of potassium and mag- nesium which affect metabolism. I congratulate your daughter's doctor. The :condition is overlooked often because it is a secret 'practice. But when diagnosed. a psychiatrist or . phychologist may be helpful in overcoming this ~rder. L _ _,Inddentally, Bulimia may be associated with E~ety Nervosa, but it's often a distinct entity of its own . • i. . . DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I think I can receive ,mcome tax deduction if I can prove I'm leg~y blind. ~What is its definition? Mr. M. J Dear Mr. M: According to Frank J . Weinstock, 'Ml>, Geriatric Advisor: "The legal definition of ~blindness usually requires medical verification that { ~ viaaal activity is 2020 or less and that the visual ffield i9 conatricted to less than 20 degrees. All legally patients should be reminded that they are . fled to an extra lncome tax deduction. The ~ may simply write on a preecription blank e patient la legally blind, or indicate that visual ls 2020 or less with the best po6Sible on." ~~Dr. Steincrohn welcomes questions from ··en. He cannot aJlSwer all individually but will # ~ those of general interest in his column. your questions to him, in care of the Daily P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626. 8 TENNIS LESSONS •2000 Celt• M111 T11ni1 Clult 557..o211 .. Wedding vows exchanged ..... Rosney-Waters Matthew Francis Rosney and his bride, the former Andrea Ellen Waters, will Uve in Laguna Beach, following a wedding trip to Y0&emite and Mammoth. They were married May 21 aboard the Pavilion High School in Santa Ana and Cal State Fullerton. His parents 11.re Frankie and George Durst of Orange. Tucker-Schultz Beach High School, atlended H State University and Cal Poly Obispo, and now is on a mas at USC. She also works for er husband attended East Los An- geles College and Cal State Los Angeles and Loyola Law School. He is a tax manager in Pasadena. Andrea Rosney kueen ln Newport Harbor. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and rs. Warren P . Waters of Corona del Mar. She graduated from Corona del Mar High School and UC Irvine. Jamie Schultz of Newport Beach and Neal Tucker of Fountain Valley wt>re married June 4 in Beverly Hills. They will reside in San Clemente. Following a wedding trip in northern California, the newlyweds will reside in Monterey Park. Her husband is a graduate of Villanova University, Villanova. Pa. His parents are F.dwar~ Rosney and Elizabeth McCaffer· _ ty Rosney of Philadelphia. The newlyweds own Beggar's Banquet Records in Anaheim. Durst-Smith Teri Smith and F.d Durst, both of Orange, were married June 11 in Our Lady of the Lake Church, Lake Ar- 1 row head. After a wedding trip to Hawaii, they will live in Orange. The bride is the daughter of Carol and Bryan Smith of Costa Mesa. She is a graduate of Costa Mesa High School and Cal State San Diego. Their parents are Barbara and Jim Schultz of Avila Beach, Bonnie Tucker of Costa Mesa and Bert Tucker of Santa Ana. The bride graduated from Newport Harbor High School and Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Her husband is a graduate of Fountain Valley High School and attend· ed Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa. He is self-employed. II ill-Haven Laurie Suzanne Haven and Rodney Clark Hill were married June 4 in the Church of the Good Shepherd in Arcadia. Their parents are Kathleen Haven, Santa Ana; Albert Haven, Alpine, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hill of Monterey Park. Evans-Lazier Donna Ann Lazier and Mark David Evans were married June 10 in the Ascenion Catholic Church, Portland, Ore. They are honeymooning in British Col- umbia and will reside in Portland. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Lazier of Portland, attended Portland Community College and now works for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in Portland. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Teri Durst Her husband is a graduate of Mater Dei The bride is a graduate of Laguna Raymond C. Evans of Fountain Valley. He graduated from Fountain Valley High School and attends.Portland State Uni· versi ty. He is employed at the Multnomah Athletic Club in Portland. 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Schabarum Newport-Costa Mm Af u Office 188 £ 17th St Ste C Post Office Sol I 0956 Cos1a Mesa. Ca 92627 OFFICE 714-642-4223 Only minutes away from Costa Mesa & Newport Beach GRADUATION SALE STUDENT BAND & ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS Examples Of Our Savings: • New Violins -All Sizes Values to $200.00 -s79 9s • Used Trumpets From sggoo • All Guitars 25% off list ENTIRE INVENTORY OF INSTRUMINTS REDUCED! Gift CMtllkot•• Avollobl• Sale End• July 3. 1983 Rent Credit• Not Appllc1bte UL I sa Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 15, 1983 ..- CHS Capers lure crowd RUFFELL'S Cocaine. People started lmang up at 9 a.m to get mto the Capers at the Carmery staged by four cha pters of Children's Home Soc1ety-A yudantes, Las Damas, Ne~port and 1\ara de Ninos. Shortly alter the event opened at noon, 550 had come an t..o pick up bargams at the Thieves Market, take chances on the door pri:u-s and try out the specialties at food booths (three of which were on board yachts docked at the restaurant). Also they visited UPHOlSTHY, INC. ............. ..tt..,,. Helen and Bill Hamilton (they own 1922 HA .. OI IN.VO. the Cannery) were chairper10ns for the How t o stop and stay off . Call: 730-1585 CHS fund-raiser . The atAtf at the 1._,.cos_T.,.A•MIS--A·--",. ... _11_5_6_,1 r~~urant and M~arkey~ Pub~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ donated their time and much of the food served was donated by food supply companles. When all the ac- counting is done 1t should be good day for the state's largest voluntarily supported child welfare agency. • • • psychic Jill Pope to get a handle on the Lunching last week at the S herman future and listened to singer J ason Gardens were members of the Jane Chase who has been at all three of the Gray Porter Committee of the QC annual events. Philluum9nic Society. During the af- Sh1rley Harris, past president of fair Diane Walden was installed as Tiara de Ninos, won a cocktail cruise for chairman of the group with Joann eight that was donated by Jackie and Fuerbringer, Ellen Weinstein and James Rogers aboard their "Rampage" Diane Ibbetson as vice chairmen; Joan and San~y Keim (she is the NeEr_! Schnitter, treasurer; Kris Peyton and Chapter president) 1s the wmn r of -.._Marsha Hewlett, secretaries and Joan anothl'r cocktail cruise prize, do ted Halvajian, parliamentarian by Suzy and Rudy Baron aboard their .. Suzy Gig" And. how about that gorilla that was ~ dancing with all the pretty females? Ans~, Ad Ht· came wath "Jant-" who was ,/Jv\,4 finding ht•r o~n dance partners (Actu-Yebpur ti< -flJ ally. that wal> Meg Chrysler asnd iAQu/ cJ. Kevin Barnes, husband/wife team of -1 the Original Singing Telegrams of Newport) MSC·-41 69.88 Patio Queen Table • t J , ~ J • 111 I +• ~· Jtf,C lt!h f0 J bu1frJ J Sturd~ I JI I,, ..... II 1 .. I.' , .. , NPU 10 $99Model GV36121< Family Size Swimming Pool • • •rat w1 " J lee :.i QHKJI sptosn ~. I • 1 <Cit J' 1. o 1~ j(tPrJ 10.88 Daily Pilai 642-5678 Gross Catcher "vollot>le I -~ I> / "~ A " I Hawthorne Christian School "For the Right Start in Life '• Join the Summer Fun at /JAY CA fl;f f>!! GIVE MOM A VA CATION . \... ..r , Ho ~ ,•i-. "''· • Field Trips • Crafts • Swimming • Picnics• .· • Before-care and Aft er·care Av ailable ~::: JUNE 20 th thru SEPT . 9th Enroll Now-Fall Semester Starts Sept 12th Reasonable Tu1t1on SU MMER SCHOOL JULY 5th thru JULY 29th "A Private School of D1st1nct1on Founded 1n 1942" IN FOUNTAIN VALLEY ·.'· 18835 BROOK HURST ST. (714) 962-3312 ---.-:ii Wed. Thru Sat. June 15·18, 1983 1 ·~! ~~----------•® Open Doily 9-9; Sun. 10-7 The Saving Place ~ 89.88 11" Electric lawn Mower W1lh au1omo11c rr o to• broke With har>dlf' movnteo soeeo cor "u 141. 77 31/2-H.P. Recoll- Start Mower Quohly construc tea mower with 14 go s1ee1 deck. side discharge Briggs S. Stratton• '1 cycle engine 'rt I ~ 215.88< Seit-Propelled Mower I ;: i .,J .. , •• J" ... ·~ • , • '.... : •.. t ·~ ,. 1.: ....... ,..._ •. 7.96 Banana Chair Or Lounge l r ..:' _Jr (J • I • ,, 1' l•r ,.-Q ,..1 t t f ) ''0''' J : J ' ' ' J. .. . ' ., Deli Special ··~~7~ 19.88 Pedestal Hibachi uurable sleel t.....K.lv ""'"' tubuKl• eerie• P<-• and pedestal oose Two wooaer carrv ,, g noodles Ptareu ..-001c111g g110 odjuS1~ 10 1r.ree rieat l&vels --~ ~ 1.77 Submarine Sandwiches -,. •• 'lJJ") •"*• ' I .. • 'r .. I 11.88 5.66 39.88 16'.63 9.97 11 Super-Flex Hose 4" · Color Pl~nt1 11 • 1r"tr1r.1 polte<J planl\ lull of , 0101 10 0<Jr:1 t)riihonr:A 10 vour \l'H<Jf>n . .,,.1...., 3.57 6" • Hdu1e ptantt A~\Ollod heallhy. harav vor 1011es ·Pot Diam Oselllatlng Sprinkler Wh .. l la"ow 9" Electric Trimmer POl"ulor ~p<111kler for ~low evpr, Nc>ler.ng 4'· Cu " heaped COPOClty MOdel KB 4 Bloc~ & ()ecve• · nvl • r.•' " 1 .4 7 Eoch l·Gallon • Plants Choice o t 01eonoe1s llollon CvPfess and Golden Arbolv1tae .... .,.,.., 2.97 1.87 l·Gallon • Plants Voor choice ol 1 gallon Hibiscus or Bougolnvelleos .... _.. !*3 5.88 Grass Shears t I • ' )JI, ft 37:t 2.88 Modem Planter r~ l!<)loV(' f'T'lK lf'r() pfontet Wtltl so 1<'t>< M o\lf•• CS I\ 1.97 Wicker lalket Server 204lt. • Pofttng loll 20-Lb. • Super k·Gro 1·Plnt o.adllne,.. Wlcllef b9Vei009 set'llet with Ready to uae. OdOtless. kut octtng, long IO,llng 1<111, ~ ono \l'IOtts. fosy alellle won·1 bvrn town terlllltet to use ~IOte r.sults 6 r&mOYC:lble oooslen ........ '°"'-. _...,.....,.. ' •I'll ·' it rl fl ·'t Id ' r. • IM Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Wednesday, June 15, 1983 WROO G\Kt'U :l .H GARFIE.LD. t MOPE TME 6UN 5MINE5 ON YOUR 01RTHPAY THE FA"IL\' CIRCl'S by 811 Keane BIG GEORGE by Gus Amo/a by Vtrgtl Partch (VIP) \\ . and it's caffeine-free, too!" "Watch It, Al. Don't step on George's fingers." by Brad Anoerson "Oh, the suffering I do to keep him healthy " PEA~l.TS 'r'OlJ WERE R16H T .. [ SPENT TME WOOLE MTEKHOON OUTSIDE. AND I HAD A 6REAT TIME ! --- ® WE SHOULD 1'HL HIM TO f WALKED ALL ™E WAY DOWN TO W~ERE THAT NEW APPLIAHCE ST()f{E 15 ~~~~ 'j(.RlllJ..E' ! ......... ~ l l~"'''-'-11 1 TAl<E HIS JoB AND -- BEING OUTSIDE ALL AFTERNOON WASN'T AS BAD AS I TMOU6HT IT WOULD BE Hank.Ketchum \ by Charles M Schulz .. T~E APPLIANCE STORE ! HAD A TV IN I lllE WINDOW ! ' ·~ ' ..... ~'· GOif N ON BllDGE BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF Bui h vulnt·rnhlt· Suulh d1•al' NOK'f 11 +4 Vold O KJ 975 • J IOIS7654 w•:sl' •:AST +A l05 +32 V' 10 !1542 I R763 v 843 OAQIOG +AK +Q!13 SOlJ'fll +KQJ!l876 -AK QJ ,, 2 +2 Thi• h1ddtni;- South Wnt North Ea11t 2 + PH11 2 NT Pu~ 4 + l•H~ f'allll i>H~ Op1·n1ng lt•;ul /\n 111 • You do not h:1v1• to gn SHOE DR \BBi~•: along w1lh the nefar1oui. arh1·m1·, tlu1l l111• d1·f1•ndni. hav1• plannt•d for you You ar1· 1·nl1t l1·d 111 lak1· 1·ou n 11• r m1•11 '11 n•'! Wh1lt• South wa~ 11 trill•· w1•ak for 11 d1•mund h111 in ll·rm~ of pmnt roont. lh1·r1• wa~ no g:11nsuying lh<' piny ing st rength of hi~ hold1n1o:. Nott• lhat North d0<·s 1101 h11v(' a po~ilive rt•sµon!it•. d1°1>JJ1ll• his d 1~tr ihutionitl fl•alur1•!>, and th11t h1· tan'I hut ovt•r lour spnd1·~ without gl'llinK h1~ \ldl' loo htl(h 'Wtbl led tht 111'1' of rluh& and .-ontinul'rl "ilh the king Orrlarrr rulltd and lrd tht Inn(!! of bpadl'b \\ ol "On and •'OR BETTER OR •'OR "U HSE /V()NTONl'S PIUA I~ LEADING PH A RON / HOW MANY'1"1Mf;S HAYf; YOU Pf;RFORM.f;P 1"HIS oPeRAi"ION? t't;~TU~ W11~ AM I GoNNR DO, GoRDON?-I NEED Rf LEF'ST .$4000 MOf\E To e,uy 5oME-ROLLEf\ $KATES! AND I PROMISED A FREE PIZZA TO EVERQ KID ON T14E 1tAM IF WE lAK>N I If JIOU 'Mnt \,() t:#ca~ ~· Mil, ~ mu5t UMOl'5k100 t«l ~Ot'Q l\UOOCQ5 of tl\Q ~01Q ... l'LL ORNE YOV TO THE HOSPITAL AND WAIT UNTii.. YOUA MEETING IS OVEP., A68EY1 1hifttd lo a low diamond Eut wou 11nd lf'd 1he quet'n of t·lub~. and lhat w11 lh11. If thr pl»yrr ruHrd low. W e11 woultl ovrrruff I( hi' lrum11rd high, \\ e1t'• tr11 would bt promotrd lo thr 6rllifl~ Irie-I.. l>erlarN should h.1v1· 111•1•11 awllrt' of lht' po~"hh• 1r11mp promotwn -lhnl wa~ th1· prin<"tpal t hrt•11t to hi' ron lrarl And th1•r1• w," ,, "'liY to pn·v1·nl it a loM•r un loser pl:iy Afler ruHtnK lh1• M•ron1f rluh, drdara ~houlcl h,1111• 1•nl1 rl'lf dummy hy ruH1ni: .1 h1·11rt IJW dN°hHt•r 11 .. 111-,, rluh from l h4· ht1,tr1i .inti cf1,r;trtl' h1' d1.1 •.111r11I lo,1·r M'i &IC. &({011-\f.R WILL 1\1.SO ~W.K. -ro u!>, &or 1 00t4'1 !<NOW WAAi A80Vf, ~tMC:f. "E.'!J UlllEMPU>'tEO IHAi:S iHE FIRST llME THE4'VE Ob~SED HOME PL.ATE All.SEA~ 1 Thl' dt'f•·ndrr, r.1n d{I whill lh1·y will lhl'Y h.1v1• lh1·ir thrl•t• tnrk' nncl '"'n )(t•I nu mun· l>t•l'l.1rn v.1n' 1111y rt•lurn .ind forr1·' out I h1 itr•· RubbH brid&I' dub• throughout thr tounlry Ullf' lhr four·dul brid1f' formal . l>o lhf'y linow 110mtlhlnc you don'c? ('harlu Gortn's "f.'our·Oul Brid1t" will t•ach you th .. 1lralegit1 and lacllo of thi8 f11C·parrd at· lion 1amr that provides the tun· for unending rub~re. .-or a copy 111d a 11<ortpad. 11end SJ.75 to "Gorrn·four Uul." tart of thi ~ nf'w•p•JM'r, P.O. Boa 259, sor .. ood. :'\,J . 07&jf!. Mak .. chl'cliw pt.)ablr to \rw~ papt'rbooluj. by Jeff MacNelly by Lynn Johnston , by Tom Batruk TN FACT IT'S THE FtR!>T nME 1HEli''VE CROSSCD FIRST eAS£ .' by George Lemont Pl P :r 1"EEL-L-YOU Ae>oul IHe NEE.Al L-l 'L-;(IAL-IAN REESi"AU RAN-r :t:, PISCOVf;REEP POWN IN 'f"He YIL.-t.,AcSe ?> ~ ~ .... ,..._.., CMltM ..... Richard Lessner displays various Garfield and other cat items at The Cat's Meow in Newport Beach. Cat's Meow is for cat lovers !t~~~..:~ U you love cats or know someone who does, Richard Lesmer and Barbara Belden have just the store for you. The Cat's Meow, a store with anything 1 and everything designed with a oat. PAWS -Used to smack dogs, prowl the neighborhood and leave paw prints all over your car. The cat fanciers opened thier first cat shop four years ago in San Juan Capistrano. It was well recieved, so in October of 1982, a second sh op was opened in Newport Beach. "You don't get rich but it's a fun shop," said Belden, "I get so many people who share their cat stories with me -I could write a book." MOUTH -For bringi_ng you presents, like birds, mice and crawly crearures. Garfield posters adorn the walls. along Wlth other con¥cal cats and some of the show type cats in proper caf settings. EARS -Good for hearing dog sounds, mouse sounds, and the sound of a can opener. (c.ats feel "dog" was God's only mistake.) There are cat-adorned cards of all varities; birthday, thank you, get weU and so on. WHISKERS -Fun to touch (cats who live with families with sma1l children have fewer.) rrs 22 YEARS LATER. AND NORMAN BATES IS COMING HOM£. -ll UI GlllAtO _. SSl·06SS LUXURY THEATRES lat Two MiliMtSlln111u0Mt.YS2~Ullltu0thfnristM1ttd S ll3GI3•1•111tl6)61~ 2551/~~.) S "tf FOR FUnl EXCITEffiEnTI V1s1tOur... "'tf ARCADE of GAMES• ~~~~'i" 11 :45 2 :U S;OO 7,40 10 2$ .. 70MM "YF~-m 12:30 3:0d S:lO 1:10 IO:JO Tl~~ING r1,.ACEH R Shaw~ '/sl ,.J~ J:'tl 6 :00 WrapGt---. ....... iJ.JI • ___,,.._ llAI--On 2 ScrHnl ~•"•~~~nomy HI I\ l<'Of IHI 70MMat IO:lO No PusH J E D 1 1 l :lO 1:30 2;l0 4 .30 S·30 7:30 ~ I · JO 1 0 15 II • 1 S T1clc•ll A .. ll•DI• at •o• Office •nd Tlclcetmu t•r -~@ 1'tu1 41 Hourt fRI "'"' ••••thteu l"I * Dtl• .. IM Ope n 1:00 WHlcnl,hll / 71JO Wulcenctt * Childrt" lhlder 12 frer Unless Noted Check I tw W<'<'kender section for lo" rost famil~ (•nlt•rta10mt-nt ideas ..., .... f• You can choose from cat cups. bibs, stationery, hot pads, picture frames, and brass cats. WAGGING TAIL -means trouble! And cat pillows, tote bags, dresses, tissue holders, place mats, wrapping papt!r and ceramic cats. NOSE -used for snubbing when offered the same brand of car food cwo days in a row. "Garfield " books are neatly stacked on the book shelf along with books such as "So You Have A Fat Pussycat," and "Games To Play With Your Pussycat.'' FUR -Used for warmth and to shed on your favorite outfit. The list goes on -cat custom -painted cat rocks, trash cans, candles, t-shtrts, ashtrays, plant holders, napkins. bookends, cat rubber stamps and signs - such as "Prote<:ted By Attack Cat," and cat rubber stamps. BODY -Perfectly designed for speed and agility and to fit inside a grocery bag. People have sent The Cat's Meow pictures of their cats w hich are posted on their cats' photo wall. There is Leweezy Dean from Darby, Montana, The Pasadena Kid, Jr. Gregor from Chic.ago, Ill., plus several "locals" who have made the gallery. -SrAA.WAR.l"- REfLJRN OF THE JEDI .. • 70 MM 6 Track Dolby Stereo • 35 MM Dolby Stereo ltl Oft .. fwy ' llfM (Jtl '"""''•t H-, .. Ot ..... ,,,., Wt.-tltf • m ·UU __ -·"'"4022 • Peclftca La Mlrltda Walk-In 994-2400 DAN AYKROYD EDDIE MURPHY They're not just getting rich ... They're getting even. Sumr ~ funny buW- IM~T Pellff.S PRESC.NlS AN AAfU'-j llJSSO PIU:U:lOO A l.AtOS/FruiE.V flM !lAN AYIOOVO EOOE "-ff'IW fRAI)'(; PlAC[S RALPH l.l.LLAMV IXJ-4 MEDE ll:Mn.M mKm At{) JMIE lEE wms MJSC !lVELJ.EA ll:RNSTEtl (X(CllTM Pfm..ml ~<RI F<l.SEY JI WRIT TEN BY TMJTHV l~AAR5 & t-EASC>EL 'r't{tOUJ PIOUID BY~ fl.IS.SO CHCTEO BY~ LNOS 'RI ---0 A MJ1AlM'lt.lf ~\.ff: .... ~-nrs:=--..... ~.:;."r"".....:..~"=ttri J1fJ • ---NOW PLAYING --- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 16, 1983 ., Crowd dances in aisles !SJ, ~J!.uPJ!'!N Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers ended their 1983 "Long After Dark" American tour Saturday night at Irvine Meadows Ampitheatre with a rousing two and a half hour set that had the full houae of over 12.000 dancing in the aisles. Petty and company, who officially opened Season '83 at the Meadow& with a sold-out show Friday nlght, performed with stylish enthusiasm throughout the concert. From the opening song. a stylish rendition of the early hit "l Need To Know" to the final encore of "Even The Losers," the group demonstrated why it continuallly sells out halls across the country. F.arly in the show, a particularly animated Petty proclaimed "the band's in an especially good mood tonight," (referring to the conclusion of the tour) and then backed up the statement with a lively string of well-known Petty hits. including "Don't Do Me Like That," "She's Gonna Listen To Her Heart," and "You Got Lucky " Petty's party-tune spint quickly spread through the crowd, il many remarned atandmg from start to fmiBh, struttmg along with the West- ern-attired singer The htghltght of the early aet (the band took a brief break nudway through the lengthy ahow ) waa Petty's solo performance of "The Waiting.'' Accom- panied only by hi.a guitar, Petty showcased his considerable vocal talents during the song, flowing smoothly through the frequent tempo changes. Alter the intermission, Petty and the Heart- breakers charged through favorites such u "Amen- can Girl," "One Story Town" and "Change of Heart." The musical precision of guitarist Mike Campbell and drummer St.an Lynch became more apparent as the show went on , as they frequently joined Petty in the spotlight. Campbell's solo during ''Refugee" was especially noteworthy, while Lynch's all-around percussion abilities stood out dunng "Breakdown." As the group took its final bows and left the st.age aft.er "Even The Losers," a line from the song stood out m contrast to the show Irvine teacher retires By CHRISTINE DECKER 0.., ,._. C:..1 ___ I Dear Mrs. Smith, I am sad that you are retiringfromschool. You were a good help to Green tree and I miss you and I'll always miss you. From, Mike Krezs. Mike, a third grader at Greentree Elementary School in Irvine, wrote this very neat note in blue marker and left it on Marie Smith's desk. She was hlS teacher last year. After 27 years of teach- ing, she'll be retiring this month. Marie Smith She leaves fond memories behind, as wit- nessed by this letter She has taught in San Diego, Whittier, La Habra and the last 13 years in Irvine She has seen many changes. ''Kids are brighter today. The majority are reading exceedingly well. I know that's not what you usually hear But, that's my ex- perience -especially with this class I have now. They're all very sharp." she said. It's the smartest she's ever had. And one of the most fun, she said. "I get such a kick out of them. I guess that's why I kept teaching. They come in here and they're such charming begin- ners. They're so funny in their interpretations. I just have to laugh. I love TO. COOU ... ,..,_ ... ·-(l'G) 751-4114 -===---,o-,.-,-,,-"=---~ .. -.. -fowti cootR ... 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IOJO • WESTMINSTER • ..., -. 11 SOUTH COAST ..., ~ -·. _ .... 001 ... ..., ... ~(I) ..,,~,,_.,,,,.:-,..,.»,....',.,,WE~s~,--"OCl-~-ONSSr-llt ___ (l'C_.: if JoHiliiWi ... _ -.a.s·crc1 ---l1•1nlOO.l lS ~.-8'1·l'3S -l .._ ...,-Ml CKMA WEST !Mio 11w-. ~JIOZ -lhort 6i0. 1 1~. 10 lO ::--..:, "1WS ~ri liAR8& UM ... _.. 11 Hl-HJS 111oon..n 100 too _, ........ 001 CllJliA WEST -"OCIGNSr (N) WOODBa>GE ..,., ..... , ··~ S51·0US ~ -·-ttl --IMIJ"' (N) •411m.· (I) -1loorL 100. I 0 40 "1UMllllll" (I) .... n.n.~ "M-11111 ,. ...... (I) -lllw1 100. tot. IOU .... f...,.l00,110,10-10 ~..;,.,~-------I .... n:;...s-; --, ... ,. .............. 1 ,....,.. (N) lloo 11•"' lOO. I U, 10 lO 'Wlm• ... ,., °"'f 11,, tto. Ito. US to see the spark m their eyes when something fi- nally clicks." she satd. She is graymg and has a bright, open face with sparkling blue eyes. She looked comfortable as she sat in one of her second grader 's two-foot-tall chairs as she reflected on her ca- reer. She said ~he does see some problems and negative changes as an educator. "There seems to be more and more paper- work and tesung. Maybe too much. Teachers' pay should also be increased. Kids are worth it. Our schools will start losing the high -caliber teachers. Don't get me wrong We don't become teachers for the money -It's the joy of working with children," she said. She gave some cl~ to being a successful teacher . "You have to be their friend. You have to let them know you like them. You have to see things from their point of view but you still have to get the best out of each one of them," she said. *BARGAIN MATINEES• Monday lhru Saturday All Pertorm•n<.H belore S.00 PM (he.pt Speclll Eng1geman(s 1nd Holld1ys1 "' MIRAO .. M .. li LO M 1todo OI I01•c.1oni LA MIRADA WALIC·IN 994·2400 "TMI MAM WITH TW0 ...... "1111 , ...... , ..... , .. "FLASHDANCE" "'' ------ "0CTOPU88Y" 1111 ~~ ......... I "T'RAl>INO PLACES" __ :_ __ +--------... ~11c1-n11 AOVIHT\Mll .. 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Oliver Reed -2:45- 0 MOVIE • • "Aulh0t' Author• See complete llatlng In TV log ~HANNEL LISTINGS t)kN(l 1(ll';,1 t~6t KOO<. tlooJ I 0 fl.Niii r Nll(. l 0 On IV 0 k 1111 11110 j 1 I IV 0 1\1\11( 11111< , .. HllO 0 ~ I Mii I< l\'i t c H 11u•rn1t• • 0tHO IVll111lt • IW()~o NV N "f ail I<. C ., I t II 11\ I ii fWlll'il 0) I( 1111 I 11(1 I f l~'>l'Nt ID K(.(11' IV 1111111 s CShowt1nh J W k ll I \l'H'.,1 0 S11<11t1~1t1 II!) l<tK I I f'U't• 8 ( tthlt N1 W\ N••lwttr ~I (19821 'World of James Joyce' -~xhaustive, thought£ ul · y BARRY RENFREW ,........,,r-... w,.._ NEW YORK (AP) -"Exhausuve" as perhaps 1e word that best describes public TV's long, ioughtful portrait of the writer James J oyt'e and his :rofound impact on Western literature and thought. "The World of James Joyce," a 90-rninut.e :ortrajt to be broadcast tonight, covers every major 1spect or the writer's bfe and work It's briefly ntroduced by actor PeterO'Toole, who does a fine job 1f explammg why Joyce is so important. Joyce was both a remarkable and a curious man, ind the story of his life is engrossmg. He shunned the 1 JCfocall!lg morality of religious Ireland to follow a j ream of giving his nation a new consciousness and f >rcing men and women to look at themselves for • 1h.at they were. Joyce ts not easy to read. He pioneered that I terary technique known as "stream of conscious- r ess" to explore the complexity of modern life and • 'lart the murky corridors of the mind. Or, as O'Toole puts it, "He was damned if he 1 •ould make 1t easy for us " The documentary was made by lnsh National 1.roadcasung to honor the great Irish writer on the . mtenrual of his birth m 1982 It is obviously the 1 1ork of people who revere J oyce and e verything •bout him. And that may be a problem for some viewers. I 'or whale 1t does justice to Joyce's Life and work. "The Tt-IE CANNERY l\'I ''llfRlf "ll' ~f.R\ICf '" tllf llH ._ llR 111\1"· HOO\! l.t "llCH 11 :30-3:00 ~-~AT. Jl N£ HOT WEATHER ~PECIAI. \fr..lium '"~ t_,.I>/, -..1a.t ...,,u1dnut1fo IJr~A•I lr"'h /~·~1n Htrr~ 3010 LA FAYETIE • NE~PORT • 675-5777 .. World of James Joyce" often lSn't very absorbmg to watch • An account of J oyce's childhood, his family's fall into poverty and their constant flight from creditors is set against one shot after another of homes where they lived, or of family photographs. The narrative is well written and shows how Joyce's childhood would sh.ape his later writing. But its impact is dulled by one lingering stilJ -shot after another This problem melts away later with interviews with people who knew Joyce, and read.tngil of his work set to beautiful Irish scenes evoking the ideas and passions of the writing. It will make the viewer want to reach for the real thing. For many years, Joyce lived in poverty and obscurity. Married to a country girl whom he adored all his life, he struggled to.make a living as an English teacher in Europe for many years. His writings were shunned as offensive by publishers fearful or offending public morality. A magazine that published some of his early stories asked him not to submit any more after readers complained about their "unsavory" tone. Joyce got the freedom to really begin writilig only after a few admirers started coming to his aid. He was never made rich by his writings and his far.le in his own day depended more on what was deemed the scandalousness of his work than its genius. llllA ,....,Biu Pt111 ~19 S339 •COITAMfll (!IW1<dS8!1\IM s•o 7H• oCOITA MllA I !IWl!d\ C•nem• S463102 Twenty tender shrimp-served chilled in the shell-with fresh cole slaw and crackers. It's a cool and refreshing treat. 3095 Harbor Blvd. In Costa Mesa IMI Soul" ol ~ C11f90 rwr lltrOU llOM ,_0 14715 J~cy Itel .. w...,.~n'1fl w..,,,. ~,,, lrvlnt . " I 11 J ';/ • , . .. \ ... -~ . - ' ,,.. Charlotte Moore and Simon Jones are members of a repertory ca&t of 44news performers" on "The News Is the News," a topical look at the top stories of the week, to he telecast live tonight on KNBC ( 4) at J 0:00. 'The News Is the News' is not the serious newfi TOM JORY Sargent is a four-time Emmy-winner (all A11rct••od,,_w_ shared) for "Annie, the Women m the L1feof a Man" NEW YORK (AP) -A huge map of the world and "Lily," with comedienne Lily Tomlin, both on covers the wall behind Herb Sargent's head, and the CBS, and twice for "SNL," in '76 and 1977. top of his desk is cluttered with clipped newspapers . He says "The News Is the News" is unlike and bulging files. Sargent might be some kind of anything he's done before. including "TW3" and the network-news bigshot. "News Update" on "Saturday Night Live." "The But this is NBC, and Reuven Frank runs that closest thing, to me, is Mort Sahl's comedy act," department (serious), so Sargent must be the guy Sargent says, "or a combination of columnists, like responsible for "The News Is the News" (not serious). Buchwald or Russell Baker. "I asked for a map, maybe five years ago," Sargent says, glancing over his shoulder, "and this is "Mort's act was live, and he'd go through the what I got. It's Defense Department wallpaper. All paper, and by the tjme he finished, you'd feel you had the places you see are military bases." heard it all," he says. "Carson tries to do things that Sargent might think that's funny -he seems are in the news, in five minutes, and he's not bad. And more in awe of the map than amused by it -and it's I think he's stuck with a studio audience that doesn't certainly consistent with his new role as producer of know his reference points." ''The News Is the News," which he describes as "an Sargent says the show is not a parody of TV news entertainment show pretending to be a news programs. rather a satiric treatment of the news program, or ~ibly just the other way around ... " itself. The weekly, prime-time senes, peformed before "The network wants, and deserves, an enter- an audience in NBC's Studio lJG, premieres this tauunent program," he says. "After all, trus is prime evening, and no one -including the man hunself -time. While the show can be sensauonally entertain- is quite sure what will happen. ing to a lot of people, it's not 'Laugh In' or 'Real "I wake up in the middle or the rught," he says, People,' so we've got to rely on characters who are "thinking, 'Can it work?' quick and intelligent and can deliver the broad laugh "Lome Michaels," he adds, "reminded me, 'At for relief. least you wake up. It's when you stay up all night "That's one reason Michael Davis is on,'' the worrying whether it will work that you're in producer says "He's a brilliant conuc, but he'll trouble."' swallow a pingpong ball if that's what the show Sargent, a writer. and Michaels, the producer, needs." worked together on NBC's ''Saturday Night Live," so both presumably should know the perils and pitfalls The cast, in addition to DaVlS, who '?8Y be of TV comedy, broadcast live. best-known for his uncanny skill as a juggler, Sargent was a writer for "The Steve Allen includes Michael Palin from the Monty Python Show" on NBC through the late '50s. and produced troupe as London ~pondent, S~n ~ones, "That Wu The Week Th.at Was" for the network, another Briton from "Bndeshead ReVlSlted, and 1964-65. 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C2. • A pioneer retires O CC's R ay R osso s tep s down, sort of ByCURT SEEDEN Of !tie Oel!J l'llot Ital! . , \ A When Ray Rosso was head footbaU coach at Orange Coast College, problems were of a different nature . In today's world, a football coach on the community college level has to wonder just how long he'll have before some fund-slashing directive lands on his desk. He searches for ways to fill a football stadium on a Saturday night "lt was really not a vf!ry 1mpress1ve sight at the lime," he recalls. "I v1s1ted the campus a few months before the school opened tn September At that tune, 1t was nothmg more than a deteriorating Anny base. full of weeds "I remember when we first seeded the practice field in May before our first football season. It was like concrete for two years," he says When Rosso guided OCC, his biggest concern was matchmg his accomphshments at Chaffey College 1r. Alta Loma when he guided hlS Panthers to a Junior Rose Bowl victory over Cameron, Oklahoma before a crowd in excess of 50,000. That was in 1947, which gives you an idea of just how long Rosso has been around It also explains why Russo is retiring. After all, it has been 35 years since he set foot on the OCC campus and compared it to setting foot on the moon. Rosso was one of the first faculty members hired when Coast opened its doors in 1948. And he's the last of the OCC originals to go. Rosso, Wendell Pickens and Mary P1lllard made up the three-pers0n OCC athletic department when the school opened its doon.. P1lltard left one year later and Picke ns served as athletic dtret·tor until his retirement an 1977 "Something was exc·1t1ng about those early years," Rosso says "It was ltke btoomg out on tht:o great plains. "We converted an overgrown, abandoned nfne:holf golf course that had been donated by Bob Hope and Bing Crosby to the Army air base m 1943. into our first football pracllct:o field. We kept one·of the putting greens and used 1t for the golf team." Once the physical school and athletic depart- ment were completed. Husso went to work on gaining some respect for tht:o young athletic program. OCC's first football coach, Ray Rosso (holding ball) is seen with some of his early players. Looking on is then-assistant John Owens (with cap). In 35 years at OCC, Rosso has c.'Oached the college's football, track and fi eld, tennis, sailing, golf, swimming and cross country teams. Ros.so cleaned out his locker for the last ume this week. When he arrived at OCC in 1948, there were no lockers. Nor, were there fields, gyms, pools or any other athletic facilities. "We faced real difficulty m recruiting athletes. We were competing with Santa Ana and Fullerton. two established schools m the county We had to !See ROSSO, Page C2 I Rain halts Angel game CHICAGO (AP) -The Angels will once again send Tommy John (6·2) to the mound tonight against the Chicago White Sox after rain postponed Tuesday's game after one inning of play. The contest has been rescheduled for a later date. John will be opposed by Lamarr Hoyt (6-7). Juan Beniquez gave the Angels a 1-0 lead with a homer in the top of the first. and the White Sox went ahead 2-1 in the bottom of the inning on "Gr~g Luzinski'• two-run homer before the rains came. Marshall: Anew beginning LOS ANGELES (AP) -For Mike Marshall, the past couple of days have re presenterl a new be· ginning. In Cincinnati last Saturday, the Los Angeles outfielder said he was unhappy, that he didn't be- lieve he was m the plans of the Dodgers. That was Saturday On Monday, MarshaU got his first start after sitting out six games except for pmch -hitllng duties. He came through with a home run and a smgle as the Dodgers defeated the Reds, 5-1 On Tuesday night. Marshall rut another homer and another single as the Dodgers held off the Atlan· ta Braves 4-3 in a battle of the two teams with the best records in the major leagues. "It's a good feelmg, it's ruce to be back," said Marshall after the first-place Dodgers extended their lead over the Braves to a season-high 3 1h games in the Na- tional League West. "It's all men- tal. Right now, mentally ['m IOund. "When you're in a slump, you keep battling. It's a long season. This is just a couple of good games for me. I wouldn't call it a tear, it's a start.'' Marshall, 23, had an excep- tional spring as the Dodgers' new right fielder. But he was beaned early in the seaaon and has pretty t much struggled ever since. The four hits he's collected m hlB last .even at-bats have raised his av- erage to .242. "I kind of feel lJke I did in the spring," he said. "I don't know whether It was the week off, I hit hundreds of balla during the week. But I feel a lot better." That's more than could be said for the Brave., who hit 110me bullets late in the game only to come up empiy. "There's not much you can do about that," said Atlanta Man- ager Joe Torre. "Both clubs play- ed well, it ju.It happened to swing their way. All we can do la oome OUl tofnorTOW." "Way to make it f"xcitint, Stew." aaid winning pitcher Burt Hooton to reliever beve Stewart lhortly alt.er the pme ended. ''They made It exdUna." re- plied Stewart. who hurled the final 2 2-3 lnnlnBJI· South: A familiar storyline continues !r,,.R~2 fi!,RLSON It's becoming a habit for the South AU-Stars -extra mrungs and victory against the North in Orange County's showcase for high school baseball at Anaheim's La Palma Park. The South used standout pitching in the early going and in the latter stages Tuesday night, before 1,500, struck with a solo homer in the sixth to knot the score al 3, stymied the North twice at the plate and pulled it out in the 10th irming to claim a 4-3 triumph, giving the Rebels a 9-7 edge m the 16-year-old series pitting most of the cream of the graduating seniors 1n Orange County. Pacifica High's Larry Salaets scored the winning run in the 10th when he led off with a double to right. Marina's Shane Flores moved him. to third on a RJ"Ounder to short, then Garden Grove's Mark Brown lined one to the third base bag. The ball was knocked down, but the throw to the plate wasn't close and the South was home free. •Flores, the Manna catcher who is also Golden West-bound, doubled in the second inning to left and scored the South's first run when Mater Dei's Mark Stomp singled. Th e ball was bobbled in right to allow Flores to come to the plate. Twu.'C' the Yankees were cut down at the plate tryrng to score from serond base--and perhaps the biggest blow of all came in the eighth mrung when F.d Howard's hne drive with an RBI stenciled around the ball was snagged by a diving Rob Bo1tano and turned into an in· rung-ending double play. It was a victory in which area stars played a big role: •Irvine High's Rodney Poissant, who signed a professional contract with Detroit this morning, started on the mound for the winners, allowing one single, striking out two and walking one in two innings of shutout ball. •Corona del Mar second baseman Gordon Moss, headed for Arizona State in the fall, singled in the second inning and played errorless ball before being re- placed in the fifth. Boitano. Mission Viejo's second baseman, was named the Hustle r of the Game. while Salaets, who had a hand in both departments (pitching and hitting) was the MVP •Gary Buckels of Huntington Beach, the Sunset Leauge MVP headed for Golden West College. lined a David Berry fastball for a one-out triple to right in the ninth inning, but the South failed to capitalize. He also pitched two innings of shutout ball, allowing three hits and ~triking out one. • Ei>tancia's Steve Nichols started at third base and sparkled defensively. as did Ocean View shortstop Phil Hillman. Huntmgton Beach's Charlie Hartwell also played a key role defensively at third and m left field. The North had us chances to avoid being forced into the fourth extra inning game m the past six years. Salaets pitched the last two ll\IUngs. striking out the side m the 10th. Thl' South trailed briefl y when the North scored lWt<.'i:' m the sixth (sparked by a leadoff double by James Jack.le, f-0llowed by Dave Stot.ereau's tnple) to take a 3-2 lead ,,, ........... He's Dodgers' silent hero S till, Bill R ussell will leave a legacy All items considered, it is not that remarkable that Bill Russell has gone unnoticed by the media for more than a decade. Russell was the unseen member of the Dodgers·• enduring infield. That he is the survivor is one of the ironies. R~ll would not have been noticed ahead of Steve Garvey, the first baseman. Garvey was the AU -American boy who projected the image. Russell sort of blended with the background like any other boy \next door. There was nothing unique about Russell on the field. Ron C.ey, the third baseman, ran like a penguin. Russell has never been on a soap box in his life. I)slvey Lopes, the second baseman, was something of a popoff. Not a radical, mind you, but talkative and not without opinions. The others have drifted away and Bill Russell is still playing shortatop for the Dodgers and there is hardly any more reaaon to notice him. In fact, about the only time Russell becomes in the least prominent is when he makes an error. That brings out the detractors. On the other hand, aome authorities of defensive play point to the fact Russell gets to ground balls that other shortatops wave at and concede to be base hits. Then, too, Russell has played his entire career on natural grass and soil which guarantees no consisten- cy in the bounce of the ball as is the case on the carpets of the major leagues. Otherwise, Russell g oes unnoticed. He has not had details of a divorce scattered through the sports sections and he has never been captured for drunk driving and has spent no time ln centers speciali:z.ing in the chemical dependency of athletes. Never has BW Ruaaell been a holdout. There have been no salary disputes in public. No negotiations have been conducted between the shortstop and the ball club in the press. SPORTS COLUMNIST BUD TUCK ER When he came back, Russell came up with some very uncharacteristic heroics in Cincinnati. He hit a ninth-inning, two-out home run to win a game for the Dodgers over the Reds. When Russell came back to the dugout and all the high fives, he seemed almost embarrassed. Well, he thinks about being the dean of the Dodgers and only having averaged four home runs a season since arrivmg as a regular m the lineup m 1970. A guy invited an obvious a.ruwer by asking Russell if it was a thrill. "Sure was." he replied "I don't get many thrills ... The queslton lx'\:omes, of course, one of how long Russell wiU be the surv1Vor of the enduring infield. The shortstop of the future has apparently arrived, a kid by the name of Dave Anderson Bill RusselJ will go quietly, just as he came and just as he stayed. The legacy he leaves will be similarly silent, but a legacy nonetheless. Raider plea i s denied A fan ducks as Dodgers' Dust y Bake r makes a catch in f ou~ territory Tuesday night. Trivia question: Name Bill Russell's agent. Ruseell got some off-the-field ink last week. His father died in Kansas and Bill left the Dodgen for a couple of days to go home for the funeral . S chlichter sa jrs he '11 start dgain COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Dettplte his gambling problems that cost hlm an indefinjte suspension, Art Schlichter believes he can still become a regular quarterback in the National Football League. It's 110mething he could not achieve ln 1982 aa the Baltimore Colts' fint-round draft choloe. Inatead, fellow rookie Mike Pagel won the No. 1 job. "I have no doubt I can become a starter in the NFL. I didn't prepare myeelf well before. I have a dear mind now," he said Tuetday niaht. "I wasn't playing up 1o my potential -only •bout 30 percent of my ability." Schlicht.er returned to hla parent.I' farm home 45 miles .outh of here ln Bloomingburg, Ohio, Friday night after 28 days ln • rehabilitation p~ at South Oaks Hoepital in Amityville, N.Y. The former Ohio State quarterback helped the FBI arreep lour Balti- more-arH men after he admitted losing •389,000 in 1porta betting between January and M.rch this year. Commillioner Pete Rozelle of tho NFL auapended Schlichter for at leut one year alter a leque inwstlpt.k>n. Three of the four Maryland men pleaded guilty In late Ma.y to federal charaa of t.rylnC to collect the pi.yer•a pmbllng debts. 'Ibey ant await.Ina aentenclng. A U.S. attornev has rec- ommended the charges against the fourth man be dism.laed. Two of his volunteer advt.en, both mem~ra of a nation.al championship touch football team from Colwnbua, are more certain of Schlichter'• future. Chuck Frelburger, a Columbus at· tomey who has thrown 776 touchdown pamee In leedina team.a to two national touch football title1, apotted two flaw. ln Schlichter'• t.chnique when he video taped hit de1Jver1• about two months •· Fretbwjer hat Schlichter on a daily routine of th.rowina 800 ~· Jie wt11 video tape his delivery onClll I week to checklta~ ......... ~..--..-.-. -............. _ ., , ' Ct Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 15, 1983 Army-Navy tickets available for $25· From AP dlapatcbes PASADENA -Tickets for the [il Nov. 25 Anny-Navy football game, c. • transplanted to the Rose Bowl, will go on aale today nationwide. Robert H. Finch, president of the Anny-Navy '83 Foundation, announced that prices of all tickets will be $25. A limited number of premium seats are available for $25 plus a $25 donation. Finch said all seating is reserved and available on a first-<:ome, first-served basis from Ticketron outlets nationwide Wlth a maximum of 10 tickets per customer. Premium seats are available through lhe Foundation. F.ach of the academies will also be distributing more than 20,000 tickets through their athletic and alumni foundations. The Rose Bowl seats 100,000-plus. For the first time in the history of the Anny-Navy game, it will be played on the West Coast under a unique arrangement between the foundation of the academies. More than 9,000 cadets and midshipmen will be flown to California to watch the game at no cost to the government, officials of the Foundation said. Private and corporate contributors will provide the funds. About 8,000 cadets and midshipmen will be housed and fed by h06t families in the area. The remaining 1,000 will be housed in hotels. Kickoff for the nationally-televised game on ABC is scheduled for 11 :45 PST. Quote of the day Dr. Ferdie Pacheco, boxing analyst for NBC-TV, on learning that he had been named by Don King as the fight promoter's No. 1 enemy: "What do you expect from a sesquipedalian?" (Translation: One who uses large words for effect, often incorrectly.) Wolf gets Gattchos cage post When Saddleback College re- U\Sta tes women's basketball next season, the Gauchos will have a new coach. Joe Woll, who has coached the women's team at Estancia H~gh School for the past six years and led the Eagles to a 23-4 record and the Sea View League ch"am- p1onsh1p in 1983, has taken over the duties. replacing Bill Stemre1de Stemreide resigned after the 1982 season because of health reasons. J oe \l o lf • Hough baffles Mariners Cbarlle Housh tossed a Ill three-hilt.er and Larry BUttoer cracked a two-run double as Texas won its fifth atraight game, a 7-1 decllion over Seat11e Tuetlday night i.n the Amencan League. Hough, 4-6, struck out seven and walked three ln pi~ his second complete game of the year ... In other AL actiOQ, right-hander Al WWlama went the distance ciO anap a personal six-game loslng streak, and Gary Ward hit his 11th homer of the season to power Minne- aota to an 8-1 romp over Kansas City. Williams, who scattered six hits while stnk- ing out six and walking one, earned his first victory since April 27 and the Royals' sixth straight setback i.n the Metro- ____ __, dome ... Jim Rice and Dwight HOUGH Evans each smashed two-run homers to back the combined four-hit pitching of Mike Brown and Bob Stanley as Boston knocked off Detroit, 6-2 ... Jallo Franco capped a six-run first inning with a three-run homer, and Pat Tabler drove in three runs with a pair of doubles as Cleveland handed the New York Yankees a 9-6 defeat ... Jeaae Barfield drove in five runs with a pair of homers. while Back Marti.net and Barry Bonnell added homers to power Toronto past Oakland, 13-7. Mets slow down Chicago P inch hitter Rusty Staub singled Iii in Bob !Sailor with two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning to give the New York Mets a 4-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs Tuesday. The setback dropped the Cubs four games off the pace in the National League East ... Elsewhere, University High and Saddleback College product Tim Wallach drilled a two-run horru>r and Tim Rainea and Alidre Daw1on added solo shots as Montreal handed pitcher Steve Rogers his eighth vic- tory in 11 decisions with a 7-3 verdict over Pittsburgh . . George Hendrick'• one-out single in the bottom of the ninth inning drove in Tom Herr with the winning run to lift St. Louis to a 5-4 victory over Philadelphia . . . Dann auue BIJardello looped a one-out single in the ninth inning to score Gary Redaa from second base with the winning run as Cincinnati edged San Diego 4-3 ... Phil Garner led off the 12th inning with a double and came around to score on two ground outs to give Houston a 3-2 victory over San Francisco. Council • re1ects USFLbid SAN OlF.GO (AP) -Frus- trated by their latest !aHure, the owners of the United St.ates Foot- ball League's San Diego franchise say they are through fighting city hall "We're going to have to do some fast moving now. We have a find a new home," said Bill Tatham Jr., after City Council, by a 5-3 vote, denied the team a lease at San Diego Jack Murphy S tadium. Tatham. a team attorney and son of majority owner Bill Tatham Sr. of Fresno mdic.ated that the franchise could be moved to Tulsa, Okla. In suc years at Estanc1a. Wolf has rolled up a 122-29 record m regular season play. HIS ClF play- o!f record during that span JS l l-5, and the F.agles have cap- tured three league titles. "I 'm excited about the challenges of coaching at the col- lege level," says Woll, who will continue to teach al Eetancia. "I want to establish the same type of rappon 1 had with the tugh school players and am looking forward to the challenge of building a program at Saddleback." Wolf has coached seven high school sports over the years and was a high school athletic director for 10 years. He was named women's US Development League coach for Orange County and has guided the South to a victory over the North in the 1981 women's Orange County AU-Star game. ''Tulsa is definitely in the pic- ture," said the younger Tatham. It was the second time in a year that the USFL failed to aecure a lease ~ play in ~ Diego, a priz.ed location because of the league's wishes for another warm-weather Slte. Last month, the Stadium Authority voted against allowing the team to use the stadium over concern that the natural grass playing field could be damaged by dual use in the spring. Actually, the Gauchos have done pretty well, already. Two seasons ago, Steinreide guided SaddJeback to its first conference championship and third place in Southern Califorrua. "The first season 1s going to 1be Wlde-open for anyone who is interested in trying out," predicts Wolf. "I know m06t of the high school coaches and recruiting shouldn't be difficult. It will be a matt.er of who is left in the area." South loses Pinckney, and is ~ahbed underdog BY ROGER CARLSON ()(" .... 0.-, ..... ·-One Clf Estancia High Coach Larry Sunderman's initial con- cerns when he accepted the job and then proceeded to pick his 12-man South roster for the 18th Orange County All-Star basket- ball game at Orange Coast College Saturday evening waa getting .. playing time for all 12 guys lnvolved." Hawaii-bound punch of 5-3 Monychlnda Houl(Brea-Olinda) and 6-9 Connie Wailke (Villa Park). The South All-Stars have taken their lumps in scrimmages with Saddleback College and Or- ange Coast College. Swlderman's major concern with the North, however, isn't with the backcourt comblnation of Samuelaon and Beuerlein as much as Servite center Steve Krallman, a 6-8 talent headed for the University of San Diego. "He might be the best big man ln the game," said Swldennan. The San Diego Padres. who would have been &haring the field during the spring with the USFL club, fought the move, along with the San Diego Chargers of the National Football League and the San Diego Socken of the North American Soccer League. Elton Schiller, senior vice presi- dent of the Padree. challenged the USFL club's projected average attendance of 30,000. He said a survey taken by the Padres in- dicated the average crowd would be between 15,000-20,000. Council member Mlke Got.ch said he :::ould not accept the USFL attendance projection and added, "If we are going to err, it should be on the aide of caution." Eugene Klein,• owner of the Chargers, said he oppoeed the USFL team only from the pos- ition that the damaged field might J>09e an lnjury threat to hi.I players. "There's enough danger of ln- jury without adding to it," he said. Baseball today I 92~ The Ph1Jadelph1a Athleucs, trail- ing 15-4 after seven iJUlings, de!ea~ the Cleveland Indiana, 17-1~ 1938-Johnny Vander Meer became tht• only pitcher 1n b&oeba11 history to hurl two c.:oruiecutive no-hitters when he led the Cindnnati Reds to a 6-0 victory over the Dodgers at Ebbet.s 1''1eld In the first night game played in Brooklyn. Five days earlier he had victimit.ed the Boston Braves. 1963-Juan Mancha! ended a drought o! 34 years without a no-hitter by a Gtants pitcher when he tamed the Houston Colt .45s, 1-0. 1976--The Houston Astrodome, the first major-league ball park with a dome, suffered its only rainout when the Astros and Pittsburgh Pirates were unable to play, due to the fact that 10 inches of rain feU on the city and nobody could get to the stadium Hay Ros~o Ill J 959 ( lefl ) end today. Today's birthdays: Detroit catcher Lance Parrish is 27. Dodgers outfielder Dusty Baker is 34. Oakland coach Billy Williams is 45. ROSSO RETIRES From Page C1 ••• Brahs signs with Montreal <.'Onvince athletes that th&S old abandoned military facility was a good place to come and compete and get an education," R05SO recalls UC Irvine's ace reliever Gary • Brabs has signed a contract with the Montreal Expo5 of the National League. Brahs was 3-2 overall with the Rosso's first football team at OCC finished with a 3-5-1 record But in 1949, the Pirates went 8-2 The '51 and '5 2 squads logged 7 -3 records and the '51 club went on to win the Eastern Conference cham- pionship. Anteaters last season, compiling a 2.14 earned run average, mostly in short relief situations . . J acksonville will be the home of a fourth United States Footba.l( League expansion franchise, the first big league football team in the city and the second USFL team in Florida, it was announced Tuesday. Jacksonville comes into the fledgling league following Houston, Pittsburgh and San Diego as expansion franchises and is the 16th USFL team overall . . . Cleveland Browns' linebacker Tom Cousineau was cleared of a drunken driving charge in his second trial on the charge ... The city of Indianapolis entered into the bidding to be host for the St. Louis Blues franchise, which has been taken over by the National Hockey League from the Ralston Purina Co. . . Ron LeFlore'1 acquittal on drug charges "may help open the door" for major league baseball executives to add the former American League All-Star to their rosters, his agent, Keo Flshklo, said . From 1948 to 1955 m OCC's pioneering years, Rosso's squads accumulated a 37-38-3 record. Television, radio TV: No events scheduled. Even though Rosso has officially retired, he'll suU be seen around campus. He'll continue on as a consultant for five years, ironically looking for ways to help OCC cope with the financial crisis which has plagued community college athletic departments. "My project IS to repon on what other <.'Ommunity colleges are doing to meet this particular crisis, offer feedback and see how we can work for the best possible situation in our district," Rosso explains. Why has commuruty college football attendance dwindled since the days of big crowds when Ra;so was a coach? ''You have to remember that TV makes a helluva lot of difference. There are just too many things going on today," Rosso says. "There's a Jot of interest in high school (football) and interest beyond that. But community colleges are in a very difficult situation In my time, all we had was Orange Coast, Santa Ana and Fullerton. It was very exciting to see those crowds." RADIO: BasebaU-Angels at Chicago White Sox, 5:25 p.m., KMPC (710): Atlanta at Dodgers, 7:35 p.m., KABC (790). For the next five years, it will be Roeso's job to find ways to revive community college athletics. And with success. Rosso might once again see bigger crowds. Rodney Poissant Gordon Moss Poissant, Moss earn All-CIF 2-A honors A pair of area high school baaeball standouts -Irvine's Rodney Poissant and Corona del Mar's Gordon Moss -have been accorded All-CIF 2-A baseball honors by the First Interstate Bank's !!election board. Poiasant, the starter foi: the South in Tuesday's Orange Coun- ty All-Star game, is scheduled to sign a professional contract with the Detroit Tigers organization today. He was named to the sec- ond team. Mqss, a h.rst team selection as a junior a year ago when he led Corona del Mar to the 2-A semi- finals, was a lhird team choice a t second base. Player of the Year honors go to a&pbtrano Valley H1gh aenior pitcher Bill Dodd, who posted a 12-1 teason record with a 1.32 ERA and 116 strikeouts. He had 10 complete games and batted .440. Other Orange County players selected to the three teams ln- clude Laguna Hills' Lee Plemel (flrat team utility with a .472 batting average and l.45 ERA), a&po outfielder Gary Thomuon (second team) and pitcher Tom Gates (third team), El Toro out- fielder Doug Maher (second team), Mission Viejo infielder Rob Boitano (third team) and Saddleback catcher Mike Baker (third team). Al·C" 2·A P:ln1 TMn! ""-.. _. Sdlell -a Oodd. CellO V• .. Y P-<. G•r,..11, Artesl• P-8 W.nrldl. Notwei. c-R C..,.Y, c111no • 19-8. Kine. P•lm Sorfrlllt l,,,_T Pertac:lllca, P11m Sprlngt Inf-<. GO<IH!h, MOnltl)k) I~. ltc>CM, Mavf1lr Ul-L ......,,... LellU'le Hllll OF-0. Onl•. CorON OF-J Marll.,.t, Arroyo OF-T Jol\n\Oft. L1U1I- ,.....T_., l"-ll ...... Mlflt • .,....,. P-0 T-, Leual-P-1. HVIO, Pelm Sortnti C-ft, Elplno11, K9'>Pel Inf-<. Gerda, Miii. View lnt-T, JIC~toO, lndlo IM-<; Ki.ln, Notwalll Ut-M 8Mlllolomew, Arroyo OF--Oerv TllOme\Oft, CIPO V•"-Y OF-OOUO Man«, Iii Toro OF-s.ndw1. lnolewoocl TNN Te.n Yr. 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AJthough there was no mad rush, business apparently was bnsk in a number of locations around the country where free Olympic brochures containing ap- plications for tickets -which will be sold only by mail -be- came available Tuesday In Phoenix, about 100 brochures were handed out the first two hours at Se8J"8, Roebuck and Co., which is distribuliflg the ticket applications nationally A Sea.rs employee in Omaha, Neb., said, "People have been streaming in here and we've had phone calls." In the Denver area, Liz Mahjuv of Sears said, "We are having a great number of people come in. About 75 percent more people \than usual (at the customer aer- vice desk) just to pick up the a ppllca tions." At a Stamford, Conn., Sears store, a switchboard operator said, "Every other call is for the Olympics ... " In Southern California. there were relatively long lines at a number of stores. The tickets range from $3 to $200, and the most popular even ta s uch as boxing finals., track and field finals and the opening and closing ceremonies, are expected to be oversubl9cribed. A random selection by computer of appli- cations will determine who can purchase tickets to thoee events. For events that aren't 90ld out. a pplicants will be malled ticke&a on a first-come, flrat-aerved buia The flrat stage of Ucketing fOI' the Games appeaned to go smoothly At the Seara siore in Pasadena, it took only about fiw minutes for each of ~ people in Une to get a brochure. Th.at aituation haa been leaened 90l1le by the loa of F.tancia High'a Doug Pinckney, who ia lOBt for the game becaU8e of a .everely cut ring flngeron his left hand. Thus, the South la down to 11 players now. 'nle Rebela are abo down by three pointe 1n tenna of entering the ~ at underdop u the North's bec:kciourt tandem of CIF i.A Player of the Yeer Jon Samuel.on of Sonora and CIF Big ·Jllve c.onterence football Player of the Year Stew Beuerleln gtve tht Yankees what if conaidered by many .. the bnt one-two pedtlae in &he pm Aaron for commissioner? It doesn't look very good 1be contest. 1po1..'ed by the C.O.U Maa KJwanll, ia 8Cheduled to be81J1 at 8 o'dock. followtng a women'• pme at 6:ao. nw South women WeN tabbed by• lfOUP of Oranp County •por18 wrtten .. two-point f.awrit.-despite the North'~ om-two Univendty of . \ ATLANTA (AP) -H<>mf!-run k1na Hank A.a.ran says he'• eerioua about wanting to replace Bowie Kuhn N bueball oommimioner, but he aaya he feel.I he'• beina 1111ubbed. Bueball ownera voted laat November not to retain Kuhn when h1a term e~ in AIJIUlt. So far, Aaron ii the only announced applicant for the job. How- ever, there la talk amoq the~ of ~tlni Kuhn, the oornmimioner 8'nce 1869. Aaron, 49, ha.t been a vie» pr8ldent and dlrec10r of player development for the Atlan&a Brave. since M rel.Ired from playing .ev~n yean ago. He hit 7~~ home runs in 23 major-league teuon1. Aaron, commenting In a recent inter- view, Mld he talked with Bud Selig, owner of the MOwaukee Bttwen and he.cl of the owners' ~ ael Uon committee about a month .,o. "I waited fOI' aneone elae to step forward. When nobodl ei. dJd. l decided I would," Aa.r'OI\ Mld. -To be W'r'1 honest with you, ('ye beeon kind of d.laappo(nted ln Bud StiJa. I have not beard fton'\ him llnce I t.aJ.bd with him and I do know they are oWdally tntervtewina people for the job." ·- He aaJd he doem't accept the ~t that he may not be qualltifed tor the job. "Some people may be uytng l'm not qual!Ufed. Well, Jlmmy ~ ran thll country. He wmt from belna a pNnut farmer to running the White HOUMt. So what II more Important? Runnlnc the White HOUR o-r belnc buebell oom- ~r?'' Aaron a.lao ..Ud the fact t.hat he·1 bi.ck may be a stumbling block. "I hope it la not an ilsue," he Mid. ''But of COUl'9e that't the first thina that comet Into their minda becal..l8e of &he I.act that mc.t of th ownen.,.. alow aboutdoina a lot of \hinp. alow about h1rina a blKk rn&J\ater. YOU know .. they'll be Uow about h1rinl a black c:ommimkJnel'." Aaron denim that bra ecltlnc to tpltie Kuhn, with wham he had a ~ dl@ute dutt111 hit tlnal ¥Mn• a .-,... 1'nieyvotedh1moul,'1"be-.&id. ·~l et.. wan~ the job •• ID I made rQ1'llf available." ........... I ~,~, ~' ~ MAJOR LEAGUE LEADliRS " Amerlcen LHOU• ~ . ' . .. MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Am.rlC11n L"eu• WEST DIVISION W L 1'<1. GI ~ 26 ~7 ....... Tu1• K1nsH Cltv Oe.iano C11lcaoo MlnntM>lt S.a lllt 31 11 ~ 2 2t 27 !.09 ) ' lO 30 soo 4 27 32 4!.8 • 1 H J7 403 10 2S 39 391 11 B•lllmore Toron10 Ot lroll Bo11on New Yori. 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S· I 1..-unoer NOOO 4 3 Hlh-To<onto. 8art1110 2 (91 BM1rt1ne1 m B011ne• m tndllm 8, YanlcMt 6 New y.,~ 001 000 UO-• IS c1ev11en0 600 021 oox-t 11 o Snlrlt Y, O Morr•v 161 an(! Wvlllfo••· Soren••"· Hulon 11), SolHMr (ti •llO llt'IOO W-Soft11H n, l·• L-Snlrttv. 2·S HR•-+lt w York MumDllrev 131 llemo II> (lev .. el\O Fref!CO 10 llN Jea '· ,, .... , 2 ·"*' 0 I) llOO ooo-' • o.t'roll 000 Ill 000-1 4 0 8ro .. n Stan1tv IU anO Gtdmen. Petrv 8•11tv t)J Oumoort (7) eno i:a nev w- llrown, S-l L-Petrv, 6·4 H1t.-eo11on ll•et I 141. Ivans I 11) Detroit. GiDton 0 1 -·-· '· Merlft«• 1 S.l llle 001 000 000-1 , 0 Tho n~ 100 ooa-7 ll O 0Hlllt, 8 Cler~ IJJ, Slanlon <t) encl ~wHI, HOUOll •"4 $unc1Dtf 0 W-HOvO,,, •' L-e .. lllf, •·4 H•-1'HI\ 1'0111\0" m Tt1rlllt 1, ....... I Ka1ttt• Clfv 100 000 _, -I • I MltWwwl1' 011 .. lh-8 1 I Cr... a1 ... t•> •114 We tllen Wiiiem• eno $mlll' W-WllllAll'nl, )-7 L-crtet. IM Hlt--.o!e Werd (111 "•••don m '"' C•f'tet. MCW111torn• SermltnlO C 11 fa•utvt Il l end ~I w -Roetn. l •J L-MCWtMlam• 7·4 Hlh -Mo111ru 1, Reine' Ill, Oew..., 110) Wtllecll (I) PlthtlufOll, TllOMMOn 11) 8A TTING lllO ., Dtll) Carew. Allttlt. 411 80Qvt. Botton, 314. Bretl, Kent .. Cllv .,.9, McRu . KaMH Cllv, U?, T"Ornton Cllvetonci. ll I ltUNS (U llllO MlllM.OI• « ltlo••n lltlt "'lore "1 Bretl, Ktn•t1 c uv. "· E Murrev Bt lllmort 41 Semo .. 1ut• 40 1181 Kittle, Cn1cego 4S. Waro, Minn• •ota. 4S. Hroei... Mlnnuota 40. Rice Bo•ton 40 Bretl, Ken•n Ctlv 3t O.C:I· no•, """'' 3', W1nlltlO New Yori\ 39 IHTS Cerew, """"'• U. Ca 111no. M1nnt101t, 81. 8()\)0,, 80\lon 79, Wnllel\ar Ot1ro11, 72, Grlfltv New Yoro., 70, Wero. M lnnt \Ola, 10 DOUBLES Hroti... MIMt10ta, ?O. Mell .. Konaat Cllv, 70, BOQCI' Bo•lon, 19, 8•11 T••••· 17. Foro. Belllmort 17, P1rr1,n, Oelrolt 17 TRIPI.ES C Moort Mllwtukte, S, G Wll•on, OttrOot S, Herndon Ot lfOll, S. W1nt1erd New York S, 1 ere •1eo wltn • HOME RUNS OtCln<t1, .,,...,, 14 ""'~• Cnitaoo. 14 Alc_t ao,1on ,. LYM, Antef•, 1l Arma> Bo>1on, 11, Broll .. t nHI C1tv 11. W•nllt lO New Yo<t. 12 STOL.EN BASES J Cruz ~ .. 1111 l l W·•1on ... " .. ' (lly, )I, R Ht nCM"On. 0 1•11no H II Law Cn1cae10 7l, !>&mole h •I\ 71 PIT(HING I) oec111cn11 Flan1e11n Be• t1more 6·0 117, IClton, An••· 6· I, J.1J .. 001man, Cn1caoo. S· I 3 83. RI.. Jac•1on roronto S· 1 4 14, Sc:nrom Mlnnt1olo, 4 I '09 So1111ort1 Kanu1 C1tv. 4 i ) 94. Wr·11enOu\e M1nne1ote, 4-1, 'J 10 STRIKEOUTS Sl+tD, 'Toronto tS 8 v t•en Cit veleno 71 Morrl\. Oe1ro1t II W·ICOIC. Detroit 6-0 Sullon M11waut1.H ~9 • uOO' Bo11on S9 SAVES Qu st•Denv IC.onias C·tv 16 C:auo • Stott•t t) S••n 9Y Bosio" 12 tooe z Oetro.1 9 T M.t"•"•t: Bau.more 9 • Nattonai Luou• B .. TT NG 130 •• Oal\I Htnor•C• S• LOu" 133 McGee St Lou•• 333 I:•• t • P111souro11. 331. Oawson MOntru l. )JO Mure>nv Atlanta 329 RUNS Mur1>11v. Allanl• SS Garvev Stn 01ee10. •6. Evans, h n Francisco. •2. Horner Attonle 42, Ramu Mon1ru1, J9 RBI Mvronv. .t.11anla, S2. Henoroe11. St Lou,., 48. Dawson. Montreat. O . Garner. Houlton. 40. T tttnneov, San Ooeoo, J9 HITS Thon, HOUllOn, 18, Dow1on Mon lrt11, 77. Murollv, Atlanta 12 Ollver Montreal. 69. R Ramort1 Allt n•o 69 DOUBLES Dow•on. Montreal 11. J Rn Plll•Durofl 14 Cru1 Hou1ton IS Garvev. San 01tgo, IS. Ollvtr Montr .. t IS TRIPl..E S Morono Houston 1 Dawson Montrett. S Wesn1no•on AlloMo S e o•t • ro wtlh 4 1"0 ME RUNS Murollv Altant a 18 Evan• San t:ran<1sco tS Gu.,nro, Los A"9tlts. IJ Fosler Ntw Yo"' 17 Hor~tr Atlanta 17 K1no,.,an New Yor• I? Sc11m1dl Pnll1oeton11 12 STOLEN BASES Wiison Ntw Yori.. n S.Sn, LOI A1V9111o1, ]I l ocv, P1tl10urgn II LtMo>•or. San i=rancl\co, II, Moreno Houlton. 19. Redus. c 1nc1nna1o. 18 PITCHING !S oec111on1I P Peret Allin· la, 8· I, 269. A.Ptflt. Lei AnetlH. S· I. 2.Jl Montelu.co San 011go S· I, S 10 Stew1rt, Los Anotm, S·I, 1.19 SHil .. EOu TS Car•ton Pn•l101•on1e 101 Soto. C1nc1nn111 H McW•tl•e ms P11t•t>uro" 81 Rogers Mof\trea1. n 8ertnv1 (1n(1nt'la h. 1l $AVe~· l..11vW1te nn Fr111C SCO 9, Lt Smotn, Cn.cae10, 9. B1oro111n. Atla nta 8 i:orstor Altanla, I Raaroon Montreal, 8 Si.wart, l..H A11991t1, L HIGH SCHOOL Or1noe County A•·St1r Nme (II l a Palma l'er-. AMl>elm) SOUTH e, NDNTH l Nortn 000 102 000 ~J tO 7 Soulfl 011 001 000 I-• 10 I Linton Ctee1 lJI. Slovern IS), Btrrv 161 •no i=•vnn, Correll 161. Polu1n1 Scnwal>t '31 Slomo !S) Brown (6J, BuCkt ll (7J. Se•et•I !91 ono Floro Cem1c1'10 141 Von Eo• 11) Flores ( 101 W-SalaatS L-llerrv lB-J•C'le INOrfn). Ftorn tSovll\I Saletl$ 1Sou1n) JB-Stottrreau 1 Nortnl Buc•ttS 1Soutl'll Hll~amacno ISo.itlll Time 306 a -I S00 USFL A"-nlle W L T PC1. P" PA Pnlladtlonla Boll on ll 7 0 861 J22 167 9 6 o 600 l?S 7'0 Ntw Jersev WHnlne11on ' 11 0 267 26.'l 316 2 IJ 0 Ill 723 380 c n1eaoo Tamoe Bev Ml<nloan Blrmtnohem c-10 s 0 10 s 0 9 • 0 8 7 0 Padtk 647 J77 216 647 )Q) 302 600 lS7 1U Sl3 1'0 749 Oa .. lend Loa Aft91111 Denver Ariton• I 7 O Sll7192SI 7 8 0 467 ?41 JOI 6 9 O 400 71S 2S 1 4 II 0 261 2~ 35' l'r1da'f'1 GMntl Loi Anoel" el New Jer1ev (n) C11iuoo el Blrml,,olla m, fnJ Arlrt>ne al Oenver, (n) Sunda'f'I Game 1 emoa Bev 11 801ton MencllV'• Gemes washl1111ton el Mlc:hle1an, (nl Oaklaf\O at Pfllltdtlollla, (nl orenee Countv Al-Stu G•me l•t OrMtt CMS! c.._, Mtftdtv. 1o)O) SOVTH STAllTING OFl'aNH SE-F"reo COit<, MIU IOn lllelo T-elll Meccas. Mertna G-f>aul Sllvenko, El Toro C· Jo~ Ka t n • F°OO'"'" G-Torn P•1<.not1 Man~• T-0••• C1olo1n, NtwPOrt TE-Oerrlck Welker. SA Vtllav SE-erk McGovneo;, El MOO.na Q8-Kla11t l tlltnt>eutr. Min ion t:B-ROQtr Flckilno. San Ctemt11I• TB-Rich Calvin, SA Valley SOUTH STAllTING 01 .. a NH OE-Boomer Git>ton, El Modtne OT-600 Jt nklna. Ct PO ValltV NG-Tt l Tamemuul. w .. 1mlntter OT-Jim errmrnonom, Me11r Del OE-Steve 5en(!•••. Et MocMna 1..8-lltcllerd Brown, w .. tmlnsler 1..8-Slltwn Cardin, El To-o C8-llot>trt Wlttlem• Secldtabeck CB-James l..•lfd. Foolf\111 SS-Kevin Emollno, Fountain Vallto; FS-Mlkt Mel.t in, El Toro NOtlTH STAltTING OFFENSll l7S 13' 710 ns n s 751 112 190 llS 200 197 ?12 nJ 247 ?SJ 270 m 11S ISO 17S 170 IH SE-Brian S.ltfno, S..rvlte 17S LT-Mike Knu11on, E•oerantt 7j0 1..G-llrell K~t11, Servile 210 c-H ... o Smllh. E1oerantt no RG-EO Alklnton, Sunnv Hlllt 720 or Brent Oun~in, KanMdv ltS llT-Jtff Sherer, Servllt 16S TE-llot> l~, Ful'*flon 100 SE-J ell Curro;, R1nc119 Alam 18~ Qe-Tlm Johnton, VMla Park 19J Rll-Slevt Mor10<d, E tvertntt 190 R&-<ilen Cote. E-•nll res NOtlTH STUTING Dal'•NH OE-Ste ve Carr. La Hat>ra 200 OT-Frank Cone, Loeore 73S OT-<:hrlt lluro-t. Servllt 2l0 OE -llr'tln Mltlurskl, Anenelm 10S 1..&-<.11 OoOtn, Fulltrl0<1 200 Le -Tom Hoult, er .. ·041""-210 1..8--00ell Harrlr19lon, Wttlern 1\S °' Pal 0.~•NV. El C>ofeoo 200 Ce-t(evln Olton, E•-enia 1'S Cll-ftanov Gonrattt, Le H•l>f• 180 $-Steve Kltln, L• Htbra lU !>-JO/In V•fl4efltlN V, S•v•nnt 11~ OetP Ml flllltne AlllT'I LANDING ll'W#-1 htcft)-S, anoteo. 14 1>trrecu0a, 6$ 11on110. 41 l:Mln. 310 me(Jl.,11, 40 rock flt.II, • lnMPllla•d DAVIV'S LOCl<llt (Ntw-1 ... di -'PJ enOltrl Jt l>trracudo, ll oonllo, 472 ••no l:Mln, 1 rock 11tlt, U4 meclltrtl Orend ,.rhc twrMIMftf (at I nt•, 1,,..,..1 r<lrOlte\IM._.. Ml•• a ewr IU s l Cltf kn Tt•lermen IU)) • 1 l • 14 I), llovo tourne IU $I Ott Mar._ OltU On IU \ I I t I > t1ri1n TttCl>t< IU ~I Otf Jaime FlllOt IClllltl • 4, •·l. Hon._ ~i.1er IU ~) oat Jon1tn1n Smit., tllrlteln) T-1 7·•. llem"n l(.fl•M an 11nol1J ott Ma• .. Eomono,on !Auttrt1i11. , .•. ,. ) Men't 1ournam~1 < 11 New °"""' l lllttt •tllftd ....... Kt llv Evernoen IN•• ZH la no1 CHI Van Wlnll .... v IU S I, 7 6, 6 I Wem.n't te41rnamtnt Ill IH-. lflt&Mld) *"" ll ~ $intllet Martin. NavretllOva IU S l otl Sue Btr .. tr (8 rttaln), 6·1. 6·0, AnOrea JUG¥ IU s I oef Patrkl• Hv tHonG Kono>. 6-J. 6· 1. Tracv Au.,ln (US I dtl Lu<le Romenov (Romania), 6 3 6· 1. Vlre1lnla Wade IBrlltlnJ Ot t Kath• Jor01n IU S ), 6·2, 6·2, Ro .. marv Ce11I• IU S I Otl Eva Pletl (WHt Gtrmanv), 7·~. ,., Los At.mttos TUESDAY'S ltUUL TS llttll of '2·ni.tlt -~•• m.ttlMI FIRST RACE. HO vard1 H1rts A Hoo1no 1Cnav11 l 6240 7S 00 h 40 Plunoer Rocket (FtorHJ •O 00 13 10 i:u t Tu <Broo .. sl 7 40 A110 receo L1ntv1 Cn•c ... Ons T nree Ooubte\ H11• Born Runner Ca\hter\ '"''"· T 10• PueD•o Rttlt 'I Buo, Triole Maten Time 18 04 U EXAC.TA ll·6J Pl •O U6HO SECONO llACE lSO ,oro1 M •ler Hulen 1Cerdc>1a 670 • 60 210 M r SuD•' Mto tA•muutnl 17 20 S 80 Con I Hurrt IWorol 3 40 ""o recto Aem11•ne1 Bot> L•vn1 Tnt Toren Ed•'on Crtt1i1. M•nnw S1eo Ptfll t S'lu Ru,lv 0'0 Helo Pnv\IC1an Time 11 JS THIRD Rt.Cl HO VlfO> TekHIOOkOOVI (Harl) 3 00 7 60 7 60 sne .. ltn CCreavtr l J to l 00 Allirt cn.u CCerdOlOI '10 Also receo At111ta Swae111eer1 Botts N Jensoov. Sa Azure h . MA Mln llt Mr Eoonv Drums. Tiie Bulkeroo Arure Ju n ,,, Time II OJ FOURTH AACl . lSO .. rd1 Sn1tt N Smoke (Hartl I 00 410 110 Cn.,m1n Ce•t>on t8roo• •> J 60 7 10 Wire l ine ICeroora> l 20 Alto r1ceo Focu• On. Arure Poo• Allon 0011\ Elfet>o Herr. Jec~son Crelly Dawn Founlatnneed Tome 1127 11 EXACTA 110·4) palO '7800 FIFTH RAC.I . JSO oros Heza KO••• <Cr .. gorl • 10 l 40 110 t<eeP 0 11 Kt1o•no On (Lac~••> 3 20 1 40 Cn•caoo RtO (CarOott) 160 Al>O receo Tnt Iron Rulor Je.1or1 Roer K•d C.,rom• R•Ds S•orv. Teton Eesv E•ctn lve Power Time 111• SIXTH RACE JSO vtrOI Cl\IC Peooer Go (81rOJ 11 60 Trulv Snee IC<eriue> OAO\..tl Mt SIM CCorootal 0H·C~l1•1'1 Ret> (Harl! DH-Oe•O""' tor tnlro sao HO 360 2 40 1 40 2 10 Also rat.O 1..aov Lisa l wo tcn•t Roell•• Sweet llocllt• Go W•IO Tnouont J001> Solution Min e,;"' Wr•"Olet Time It to ft2 EXACTA ~1·10) palo UOOOa SEVENTH ltACI )SO orot OH·Boon• Rtvtla llon (Cre1 r l OH·Lerov 010 II (hert) Wards !Int (81t•lns1 OH-OHdne.1 for ''"' HO 140 340 u o 410 120 7 40 AIM raceo lliCll KIO Doll l a Feme Surf•n Seier•, Wevwaro 8 u• F111 Flamt Tr1001 Prune i:at~r ThomP•on T·mt t8 07 U IXACTA 3·61 oa.o \71 00 U EXACTA 16 31 01•0 117 to EIGHTH RACl 400 .. ,o, Konei11n Broo-. 11 10 10 00 9 80 O~«M•U M gMv Mo IW1rd 7 60 4 60 o H-Oe•"'" e•ate •Gii• 1 n 10 is oo OH-OtoOntal tor •eCO<IO Al'43 ri ced S••"'' (r'I•'•' V\Otn•r Su oreme Fttlure Fa DI• Pov 111, 8 .ro. Min G•v Awev Grav Sw1r1. M1IO\ Prmceu Time 2026 l2 EXACT A \9 II 1>11d \'4 00 ft2 EXACT A I'· IOI ot•O •'69 60 U PICI( SIX ll· 10 t ·8 J t 91 P••O 119.717 60 ... 11n one wlnnlnv "'"'' "'" hO•HU 11 Pie• S•A COn\Olt flon Pl •O '140 10 will\ 47 winning 11ci.e11 (tove nont1I 17 Pock. S•A scra•cn con101111on o.lo U• 70 w 1tn m w 1nn1ttO UCktl\ (fe>vr "Of'fA\ ~ scra1cn> NINTH RACE 870 varo' Oanoerovs Oeot rP111r11n) lO IO • 40 • 60 Wenv"o I Bard) • 70 l 20 Muter FloOter 1cr .. 11tr I 3 IO AllO raceo Flaming Ca t Oandy Ou<k., i=tta Klne1, BrlC)M POllco;, ~Cr Lo••• Gtm Time 46'1 ll EXACTA (8·7) Dt10 Ul 40 Al!endence S.SSO Tuu~v'• tr•n&actlont llASEa ALl A merl,•n I.ti eue BAI.. TIMORE O!llOLES-Ool•OntO Allan Ramtrer, oocner, to Rocne11er ot 1111 internt llonal LIHl.ll and rtacllvattO Jim Patmer. Pilcher, trom Cha 01U D .. O tl1t Slvneo Ricnaro Rice. Pitcf\t r K.t.NSAS CITY ROYALr<:t ll.O UP Cllll Pallornlcllv tl\lro Dattman lrom Omalla of tne "merlcan An oclat•Oll MINNESOTA TWINS-Cellt d uo Jim Ltw•t. ollcf'ltr lrom To<eoo ot 1111 Int., net.one! L1tClut !>ant Gr19 Gaunt 1no<t ••oo. 10 Toteoo SE A TT LE MARINEll~-S1oneo Ot •• H1n11et outt tlCM• '"° BoD H•n•Df' •l>d Scott N1t•1tn. P•tcnar\ Nattenal l..t •- M0N1REAl EXPOS-S•vneo G•'• Paoa. Gar v Brtn1 end Reen Stoll 011cner1 Tom T ru n 100 D0<1 MOnlvomerv 1n1ro De1tmen Afan OtV•" •"0 Howero 1..0ot• uconc oaumen MICllH t Rull, cetcllOr Juen 8at1sta . snorttloo, ano Siient Rt•ll• 1n1ra be1tman1hort1100 NEW 'YORK METS-Slan•O tC.enntlll R .. o ano Jellro C1n•ow11ll. ollc11•"· ano Everton JoMson outfltlOer, and 1n 1oneo tnem to S1•1101t of the Gutl CoH t l..H Out PITTS8 UllGH PIRATE!>-Trad.O Jun· •O' Ortiz calcl\er, eno Artnur Rav pitcher 10 '"' New Vor~ Mtlt tor Merv~! w,,.,.. oull"40er enO SI••• S.ntenev 01ICntf Sent StnltMV lo ~•wall 04 111e Pacil•C Coa" LHCIUI aASKaTIALL Na"-! aau...,._ Anec:lel\tft CLEVEl..ANO CAVALIEllS-Nam10 EO Baootr "''"'"' coacn l'OOTaALL Ntltenll ,....._.. l.aUUt BUFFALO 811..L&-$1oned Oarr<;I Talltv. llnof>tc~er to a "'I" ot oM·vu r contract• Ml,.,MI OOLPHINS-"e1nt d Tom Vloorllo, runnln. l>tCk, and Kelln W~l'ltl, llMl>ecker, 10 mulll·veor c0<1trac11 ST LOUIS CAROINAU -SIGntO 01n Olerclofl, ct111tr, 10 • terlal of ont·vu r contract• HOCKIY NelleMI Hectrev LM- NEW YOltK llANOERS.-Traoeo lton D11Gun u "r.,, ECldJ• JOlln•t-. r10111 wtnv. ana EO MIO. -lltnaer to Ille Oelrtll 1teo wino, tor w1n1e H..O..., Oeftn~. Merlo. 0.Dornt tell wino, •nO Mika e tal'de", rlghl wino C:OLLIOI S"N OIEGO UJITE-Nameo IUcllerO "Teo" Merr111 Jr mt •"• flOlt CO•(ll CINCINNA Tl-N•rntd Jone Albrlon1 ... 1it1en1 wom.n'• Da•M•111e11 coecf\ I ASKITlilLL NatltMI ......... Au.<i.1*1 CLEVELAND CAllALIElll-Nemea I 0 aaOHf an lllenl COt<ll "OOTIALL NalMNI l'MtM41 Lfffllt MIAMI 001..ftHINS-Sltnto Torn Vltorlto, rulllllflt llK-. •ncl Kellh w .. tl,11, 11...o.c-..-, to nMilll•YM< contre<I• ST LOUIS c••DINAU-Slentcl Dall Olerdon, center, I• • -•• Of -·veer tOlllrecl• C~LLIGI SAN DIEGO iTATl!-Nltnff AICl\ero 'Tao" Metrlll Jr ,.,..,., llOH ~ C:INCINNA11-Ntrnff J•N Albf,..,t H · ••tttnl w-·· l>ellletlle~ Cot<fl • - Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday. June 15, 1983 Ca Down 'n dirty Cincinna ti second b aseman Ron Oester a nd San Diego's Jua n Bo nilla look to first base to see the outcome o f double play after Bon illa t ried to break it up T uesday night. T he runner was safe, but Cincinna ti won, 4-3. Race series offers$$$ Top finish er s aiming for first prize of $20,000 RUNNING The highest financial award in a !Ok race series $1 00,000 -will be shared by 25 top athletes competing an the finals of the Pro Comfort Run, Nov 12. an Los Angeles. The event will be the culmination of the sax regional Grand Prix races, sponsored by the Pro Comfort lme of Dr ScholJ The regional races, scheduled from August through October from coast to coast, will lead up to the final Los Angeles event. DENNIS BROSTERHOUS They will be held in Denver, Aug. 15; Chicago, Aug 21 , Eugene, Ore., Sept. 24, Boston, Sept. 25; Houston, Oct. 2; and Atlanta, Oct. 15. Men and women m the open d1VLS1on need only compete in one event plus the fmals. Runners may compete in more. but only their best finish plus the finals will be totaled. Runner.sin the age division may partlcpate in any one of the seven rac.oes. The top three men and wome n open division winners m each regional race will be flown, all expenses paid, to Los Angeles for the finals. The race will begm and end at Marineland Aquatic Park on the Palos Verdes Peninsula For further information on the Los Angeles race and the entire series. contact race director John Griffin. 1140 Manhattan Ave , Manhattan Beach 90266, or phone 1213) 546-'248 1 The runners an regional races wall be competing m the open diV1s1on , where points will be awarded. or in age group categories wh1c-h carry merchandise pnres Area runners may compete m age d1v1s1ons or m the finals alone Open d1v1s1on competitors must «nter one regional plus the finals THE SOUTH COAST Runners Assoc1auon as sponsoring a "5 Miles m Style (or 2 [f You Prefer)" race at Mile Square Park in Fount.am Valley Sunday morning The two-mtle run starts at 8 with the five-maier beginning 15 minutes later Thecoune 1s fast. flat and ceruf1ed and refreshments will be sen.-ed The $100,000 in financial awards will be spht at the finals c1mong 25 athletes m the open d1v1s1on who have earned the most points Both male and female first-place finishers m the open div1s1on will receive $20,000 each, second-place finishers get $8,000, and third place. $5.000. Runnl"9 r.chedule SATURDAY Graenoe1ce s anO IOI! llllft to S.ve "" Wl\elts -Beo•n1 8 • m •• t.• Hebra F.,Non ~uart Fee ti U w.tn T 1111r1 eno U w1tnou1 with SI 11t1 fff "'• o•• ol 1ne '"" For more ,nformeflofl ohOne GrN noeace ti 991·716' 1..t"no Puce Otflc..-s Anoci.lltft S eno IOI! ""-de ltuns -B111•r" 1 lO am a• -Nt"htl!l t N1irrow\ Leoo La~• F" s )t .,,,,, ,,.,, 1 S"'irt end M without 1nio ''te menudo orea1tto\f •~ '°tt orlnk\ wo Oe orov10.0 10 • fin1t~rs ~Of' more 1nrorma tton D!"lone t71JJ •41 0)30 The top thrN' men and women m each age category m each race will also receive merchandise pnz.es SUNOAY Participants will also be mailed detailed com· put.er printouts of thetr performance after each race. Among other statistics. the runners will learn their tame and place by age and sex, the percentile an which they ranked and their average pace per mile s -· In Stvle -8eo•n• 8 • m ttor 1wo·m11 •un ano 8 IS c•or t1v•·m11e run •1 M•'• Sa"•"f' Pen. '" Fovntein V•Ht• F &'' f at cert.t ~ count For "'°'t ntormotlon phone lf\e Sek.Ith Coe•1 Rvnnen AUOC••l·O" •• 646 l•S~ad'I DIV DHll -Begins •• m •I Htrmose 8tacn Fee • S10 .... ,, s i tote tee FM more .ntormet•on. o"<lne tne B•o Brol""• ot Gr .. ttr 1..01 AnOtlU et 111)1 1Sll )))) Jaeger • • 1n1ures her knee EASTBOURNE, England (AP) -Andrea Jaeger , the No. 2 seed, injured her right knee in scoring a 7-5, 6-4 viclOry over West Ger- many's Claudia K ohde today, reaching the quarterfinals of the BMW gra.M court tennis cham- pionships Bettina Bunge. the No 4 seed from West Germany. eliminated qualifier Paula Smith of the U.S., 6-1, 6-0. joming Jaeger as the first seeds to gain the quarterfinals. Jaege r sped to a 4-1 lead in the opening set but was then pulled back to 5-5 as her opponent's serve and volley game began to pay dividends. In the second set. Kohde. the No. 11 seed, broke to lead 3-1 and only a succe91!1ion of unforced errors prevented her taking the mat.ch lnto a final met. Jaeger served for the mat.ch at ~-4 and won it when her oppo- nent put a wild forehand out of court. After the match, Jaeger entered the interview room clutching an Ice-pack against her right knee. "I wu runnin8 for • ball and I heard 110mething go pop ln the wt game and It really hurta," 1he said. "I'm glad I won the match there and then because otherwtle l don't know what would have happened." Jaeser d there waa no way ahe would allow the injury, how- ever aerloua, to force her to mia Wimbledon. "rve had problema wtth the knee before and I'm 80tna to .. th• ph)'ltotherapltt lattt today to Me what'• WT'Onl· "ll the won\ comet 10 worst. I'll pull out of the doublet here. I'd have aho\I or IOmething rather than mill next week." U.S. Open course commands respect OAKMONT, Pa (AP) -Jack Nicklaus dropped a ball. from shoulder height, at the back of a green at the Oakmont Country Club The ball rolled It gathc-red momentum. It rolled and rolled. ll rolled off the front of the grecm Nick.bus raised his eyebrows Comment on the speed was not necessary Tom Watson talked about the rough on the tough old cowsc that will host the United States Open Golf Champ1onsh1p for the sixth time. beginning Thursday. "You hit it in there. pal. and you've just made bogey Or double bogey." said Watson. w ho will defend the title he won last SoCal sailors dominate SAN FRANCISCO -Three Southern California skippers placed among the first !Ive ln the Fifth District Star championship which ended here Monday. The regatta al.lo qualWed the top five for the Star world championahlp at Marina del Rey, Aua. 16-22. Wlnner of the Filth Diatrtct title (Blue Star) wu Vincent Bnm, San Dleao Yacht Club, wtth I perfect ICOl"e undeT the Olympic ICOrin8 1yatem . Run· ner-up wu Tria LUjMttand., C..U- tomta Yacht Club, 32.7 polnta. Third w.. i.n Woolward, St P'randa Yacht Club, 38.0, and fourth WU Bt.r1on Bff k, Cali- fornia YC. 48.4. 0oua Smith, St. Francia YC. WU fUUs wtth 46.8 potnta. 'J'wenty«V91\ bo.\I per1id- pe&«I tn the repua. The Fl!th Oiatrict 'tncom~ \he en t1ro W•t Cout from AcapW.co, Mex- lc.'o to Seat t,l.,. year w Lth thllt magnificent. ch1p-m birdie on the 17th hole at Pebble Beach. "The rough is the toughest I've ever seen. It is the deepest rough I've ever seen at an Open course." The combmauon of very fast greens and exlrtmefy difficult rough. said J ohnny Miller. produces a golf course that "is awesome. "Absolutely awesome" Bul, Miller added, he might not be around to test and be tested by the hist.one old course m western Pennsylvania. "l'Q say there's a 20 to 50 per- cent chance [ won't be able to play," said Miller. who shot a last-round 63 -an all-tune Open scoring record -to wm at Oak- mont a decade ago. the la.st time it was played. here. Miller 1s suffering from gall bladder troubles, faces surgery next week and counted hitnlelf out of the British Open next month. "The doc10rs aajd it shouJd have come out yesterday." he said. Billy lets off steam after Yankees lose CLEVELAND (AP) -New York Yankees Manqe.r Bttly Martin, enraged after hia teem lost 10 Cleveland 9·6 Tu.S.y ntsht, took matiers tnco hit own hands a her the ga.rne. Martin grabbed a bat and amaahed a urinal behind the N~ York dupt followt.n, the Yan· kees' fourth 1traftht le.. "None of the p1-yen did lt. • Martin aaJd. "I broke lt. I called Gabe (lnd1*na President Gabe Paul) and offered to pay tor It.'' Paw ia ai.o a former pruident of the Yankees. ' C4 OrangeCou1 DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 16, 1983" Ml.JC ll>llCl: ~OllTMI •••cc~ QOUfnOf m'C'ICI Clf' MU wmu --Of flOMa ote• LAKIGUN ~ AIS-IOCIATIOH, 1110 Plalntltt, v1. OOU&LAS t. JONIS. at II. o.t.n- dlftt. No.~. ~.,:~llld, llAAD OATU. • Coun'Y of Orange. ltMa of Callfomla. do ller'eby cartlfy tNn by Wiiie of o.a... of forecloaut• and a... and Order Mllndlng .Juclgrnarlt In the au. pettot COutt of ... County of Or. ~ Sta .. ot Ca110tnla. entered on Octobet 21. tM2 .rid Aprll 27, 1NS, and recorded on October 29, ttu and Apf1I 27, 1963. r-ciec> tfWllly In the above """*' ectlon, wtl«eln LAKEOlEN MAINTEN· ANOE ASSOCIATION. an ln-C0f1)0feted .__..,., A~ "°" the allove ....,.,., P'alntlfl. 00. talned • ~ and daor-.. of forectoeur• and Nie agalnet DOUGLAS E. JONES, ~ent. tor ltle Mim of One ~ Six Hundred Nlnety-Thr.a and 86/tOO Doltn, lllwtUI montY of the United ... and tw vlttue of • wrtt Of anfor**'*'1 in .., action --on Mey t3, 1"3, 1 am oomrnended 10 ..... the property In the County of Oftnge, Slate ~ Celllomla. 0. ectlbed .. loflow9: Unit 51. In the Q1y of lmne, u ltlowl'I and deac:ribed In the Con- dominium Plan ,_dad on Janu· tl'f 12. 19n, 1n 8oolt 12001. Page 1580 of Ofllclal Reoorde of Illa Re- CO<dar of Mid County. An undhlldlld -ty.fourth 11n4) .,,,., ... u • taNWrt In com· mon In the ... lntar9M In and to the C()l'IVll()f'I -of l.ote I and 2 of Tract 8900 M per map flied In 8ooll 379. Pager 31 to 32. lnc:IUIM. ol Mlloallaneoua Mape. r1KX>fd1 of Orange County. Callfornl•. Property Ir more commonly known u 10 PM! Vlata, lrvlne, Callfoml&. T ogethef wtM all and llngular the tenement•, 11etedlt-t1 and ap-~ t'--!to belonglng °' In anywl8a appenalntng. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Frldey, July 15, 1G83 at 10:00 o'dock. a.m. of that day et Mein lobby.~. 700 Civic Cent• o..t... Wa.t. City of Santa Ana. I d ... the abo\09 deacrlbed pr°'*1)'. under Mid wrtt and dec;rw, ~ 90 much tflar'90f .. may be nac11ury to Mtlely Mid Judg- ment wttti Int.,..,. and ooet1, to tne lllghMt bidder, fOt cull In I-· 1u1 rnoMy of the Unlt9d Stat•. Del.cl at Santa Ana,CAllfomla, Ji.-8, 1983. Hunt &. Feneiermak• 620 Newport Cent• Or. ~1 .. 211 ~e..cn.CA 9~ Ptalntllfl Anomey NOTICE OJ' DEATH OJI' NOTa OI' ,.,.,_. IAL.I eecmc1 OI' 'f1'UITD"9 I.ALI JOYCE STJ:GNBa ab u.-....... ~*',,_.,OM JOYCEK.STltGNPJ\AND T.O.~~-duty T~~ OP PETITION TO ADMIN· llPPOl!Mcl TNllw unoertn.fOllow-T.O. a.woe Oompanf: duly.,.._ lSTEll ESTAT• NO . ~L~~:~wii~ =n:~w~ Aunn THlHIOHUTllOOERFORCA.aH AT PUeUC AUCTION TO THE To all heirs, bene~ ANDIO" THI! CA8HliRS OR HtOHIST llDOEA FOA CASH c:reditora and c:ont!npnt CERTIAIED CH«;ICI IPICWIU> AND/0" THI! OA8HllAS OR c:ndJtcn of Jtr: Su••n•-tN CIVIi. COOE HOTION 2t24fl CERTIFIED CHl!CICI 8~Cll'IEO -·-~lllNIJmeOf .... lnlewfUI IN OfVIL CODE SECTIOH 2024n ab Joyot K. ~. and money of !fie un1McS ltMll) 811 (peyeble at the time of .... In lawtUI penona who may be other· tlOftt, tltle and In..,_.~ to ~ of the Unit.cl Stat•) all wUle tntetelft.ed ln the wW end no. hlld by It under Mid OMd 11Qht, w. and lnterwt cion~ to of Trwt In the pr~ hlWalnafteJ and rKJW held by H under Mid DMd and/or state: d9ect1Md: of Truat In the propaty hertllruitter A petition hM beer\ flled TRUSTOR: JOHN H. 8USWELL, dekllbed: by Scott Stegner in the Su-an unmarried man VENOEI!: THEODORE l . THOMP· ri "-··~ f Or: BENEFICIARY: GREATER SON, CHARLES T. BLACKBURN pe or ""1Vf' o &nlle LOUISVILLE FIRST FEDERAL VENDOR: MARK FINKELSTEIN. County requesting Uiat SAVINGS AND LOAN A880CIA-RECOfK)EO Januaty 3. tNO .. Scott Stegner be appointed TION, • oorporatlon lnatr. Ncf. 2784 In 8oolt 13457 peg. _.. .. 1 tatJ RECOAO£D Juky &, 1H2 M lnMt. t of Ofllclal Aaoordt In tlM olflca of u .-.--~ ve No. 12-231762 of Oftlclal ~ the Aeoorder of Onlnoa County: to a.dmin.ll1er the state of In tM omo. ol ttMI ~of Or· Said s.ewtty Und eorttrtct o.. Joyoe Stegner (under the anoe County: ~11>w the 1o11ow1ng: Independ ent Adminl1-uld d-' of truet c:s.cr11>w the PARCEL t: Thi! p0t1lon of lot 15 f .,.... ...... ) The 1o11ow1no: of the Pott.. Borden and s1<1we11 tration O .r.-tates ""'' · Lot 38 of Traot 3626, In ltle City of Traot, In the City ol Santa Ana, petition ii •t for hffrin8 in Cott• Meal. County of Orange, County of Orange. Stat• of Call· 1 Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Stet• of Celltomla. u per map r• fomla, .. par map raool'dad In Center l>r., West, Santa OO«Md In Book 130 Pagea 7 to 10 book 4, Paoa 62'4 of Mlecellaneoua CA Jul 3 lnoluaive of mlaollllanaoua Mape, In Aacofd• of Loe Angaiea County, Ana, 92701 on Y 1 • Illa Oflloa,of the County R4co<dW Callf0tnla, deecnbed M follow9: 1983 at 9:30 a.m. of Mid County. Commencing at the lntereectlOC'I of IF YOU OBJ1!CT to the YOU ARt'IN DEFAUl T UNDER A the <*II« lfne ol W•• Or-.nga f th Uti DEED OF TRUST DATEO Juoe 29, Road and Nortn Floliwef Street ... granting 0 e pe on. you 1982 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION ~on.~ OI Tract No 1939. ahould either appuc at the TO RPOTECT YOUR PAOPE.RTY. r'9QOrded In boOk 65. PaQa. 11 to hearing and state you objec-IT MAY SE SOLD AT A PUBLIC t2 of Mlacellaneoue Mape, t-d• tions or file written objec-SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· of Orange County. Callfoml•. tion• with the court before NATION OF THE NATURE Of THE tn.no. Nonh O deg.-. 09' 05" ·-PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, wa.t along the oent• Und of lald the hearing. Your appear-YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· North Flow« Strw. dlltanoe of ance may be in penon or by YER. • 40.00 teet. Mid point being the true Your attorney. 32 t4 NabrHk• Plaae, Co•I• point of beQlnl~. thenoe South 119 Meaa, CA 92t2S deg.-. 44' 30 -t 190.00 l•t IR YOU ARE A CREDI-"(tt a 1treet llddreu 0t common to the autarty line of Fallbtook TOR or a contingent credi· dellgnatlon of property i. llhowrl om.a .. ahown on Mid map of top of the d~. you above, no _.,..,,ty le gl"9n M to Ill Tract N.o. 1939: thence north o "" complet_, or eorrectnMe)." cSagr.-09' 05" wwt along Wd muat tile your claim with The benaftc:Ulry under Mid DMd of ..iarty Noa • dlatence 01 81 ..oo the court or preeent it to the Truet, by r-.on of • bf'Mdl 0t twt, tllarloe north 89 deQr-. 48' penonal repreaentative ap-default In the obllQatlone MCUr'ed 30" aut 100.00 leat to the center nnlnted by the~·-Wl .• ._,_ llMH!ly. heretofore executed and line of Nld North Flower StrMt. r--· -.vw• uu.u delhoWac1totlla1111de111g11•d•wrtt-111ano1 eouth o deg.-oe· 05" four months from the date tan O.C:Wallon 01 Default and 0.. Met 67.00 feet to the true point of of first lauance of letters aa mand f0t Sela, and written notice of beQIMlng. provided in Section 700 of braMh and of alectlon to cauw the PARCEL 2: That p0t11on ol Lot 15 the o.....L..-t.e ,..._._ of ,..._ .. _ undertllgnad to Mii Mid PfoPart)' to ol the Pott1, Borden and Sldwell c •vuoa ~ ._.... utlefy Mid ~Iona, and ~ Tract, u allow on • m9') rac:Ofded fornia. The time for filing •ft• IM 1111cwlig11ed ceuwS Mid In boc* •.page 624 Mlaoellaneoua claims will not expire prior notice of btMCh and of election to Recordt of Loe Angeiaa COunt)', to four months from the be-dad Mard'l 3, 1963 M lnett. CAllfoml• da.ctlbed .. lollowa: No. 83-094813 of Oflldal Record• Commencing et the lnterMcllon of date of the hearing noticed In the oftloe of the RecO'dar of Of-the oenter llnda of WM! OtMQe above. MQll County: Road and North Flower StrMt. u YOU MA y EXAMINE the Said eala wlll be meda. but without lhOwf't on •map of Traot No. 1939, file kept by the Court. U you ::.:,~:;~ ;,x:;:::.:, ~=5J:'8 ~-= are i.nterested in the estate, °' ancumtwanOM, to pay the reem-of Orange County, Calttornl•. you may lef'Ve upon the ex-lnlnQ prlndpal 11.1m of the note(•l tharlee north o de(lr-oe· 05" _,._,_,_ MCUfed by Nold d..:I of Truet, with -• along Illa center line ol aald ec:utor or -.uuu ... w .. tor, or lnter•t .. In Mid not• prcMdad, Nonh ~ St...et e dletanoe of upon the attorney for the ~-. tt any, under the iarme of 30.00 i.et, Mid point being 111e true executor or administrator, Mid ONd of truet, ,_, chargaa, point of ~nlng:t~ eouth 89 and file with the oourt with and axpeneM of llM Tn4tea and of de(ll..et 48 30" -t 179.99 l .. t the trueta c:feeted by Mid DMd of parallel with the center line of Mid proof of lelVice, a wrltt.en True1. Wa.t Orange Road to the t>egln- request stating that you de-Said Mle wtl t>e held on: Friday, nlng of • tangent curw ooncave al.re special notice of t.he til-July 8. 1983. et 2:00 p.m. at the ~arty having • radlue of Ina ol an lnven•....., and ap-Ohapman A~ «1tranoe to the t0.00 feat; ttMnoa wwt•fy. nort~ -... -J CMc Center 8ulldlng, 300 EMt eMlerly and n«tllarty along Mid prailement of eat.ate -.eta Ctllipman Ave .. Orange, CA -thfough • oetrel angle of 90 or of the petitions or ac-At the time of the lnltlel putNI-o.or-oo· 00" a oist.anoe of t6. 7 t ~ MOnca counts mentioned In Sec1ion cetton of Ulllt.... notice. the toe.el ,_: thenoe north 39 deg,_ 48' MOTICl!Oll 12()() and '""".5 of the,..._.,_ amoun1 of the \lnpald beler'°8 of 30" Met 190.00 ,_to tlia Ceflter UNV ~ Illa obligation MCUf'8d by the 11M of Mid Norin ~ Str-; .... AAATlON fomia Probate Code. abo¥1 ~deed of trut11 and !'-aou01 0 ctaor-09' 05" ...,,~ ~~~~,:-,: 111et AARONS Ir AARONS, Mtlmatedcoate...,.,,_, and Id-eaat to.oo taet to the true point of """ INC. VWlCal ta 11 t9,"3.30 t>eolnnlnO ttia Boerd of Qqcton ot IN MeM The total lndabt~ being an PARCEL. 3: An _..,.,,, IOI' ln-CCnaolldaled Wat• otetnct wll, at IZ7M Harbor Blvd .• Ste. HI aattmete on wt11c11 the opening bid ~and egr-. OYflf. under. and ~ ~~~ ":. ~ ~.O. Box Ull 1a oomputed may be obtMled by ec:roa that p0<11on of Lot t5 of the Hort of 'NegattY. Oaciaratlon 83-2. P>sta Mesa, CA IHU c.-ng !6191 5&4-a333 the day Pott•. Borden and Sldwelt Tract, u ourrerrttyunderpr.-r1111on,torthe (7U) i4Mtt4 ~~~':,,...i:: 1G83 =:'!,'~::=•=d: tottc.tng: Publ.labed Orange Coast T 0. SERVICE COMPANY of Loe Angela. County, CalllOl'nla ~~ ~ SIYd. Water Daily Pilot June 15, ld, 22. • uld TNlt.. deac:nbed u follo'A: L.OCAnott NorthbOund ~ 1983 8y: Tracy RuMell The outh tO IMt ol the north 20 EIMI. at 17111 Strwt to 18th Strwt 2?57-Sa Aeelatant s.c:r.~ !Mt of the aouth 40 feet u ct. ~:Mela ~«tao 3633 C4lmlno Del Rio h ecrlbed In Illa deed to Elmer w. Wawr District 19&5 ~tie Av· -----------Suite 2<M T9YtOJ and Marjorie A. T9YtOJ, hue-.,_ eo.ta Meaa. Ca. 92627 T..._ Pl8JC fl)TIC[ San Diego, OA 921()8...4().44 band and wtla, '*'Ol'ded December pt10f18 (7 t4) 83 t-1291 --=:=:::::::=-=.:::::::--(619) 6844218 7. 19~ In boOk 3308 P4109 483 of copi. of the lnltlal study -on ACnnoue .,....1 Publltlled Otwioe Cout o.lly Olftcall Record .. Illa and avallab6e fOf lfleC>eetlon at MAim aTA~ Ptlot June 16, 22. 29, 1N3 &~ting therefrom, that por11on the onloe of tilt proponent. The loll owing per1on I• doing 2758-83 ~ -:~~ l~~!uL T UNDER A The Juty t4 1983 Aegulaf Meet-~ 8tA DE SOFTWARE -----------DEED OF TRUST DATED •no of the eOard cif DWector• wlll CUM u F lain vatwy' "8JC f«)JIC( t0/01179. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC. beglM llt 7:00 p.m. In the ""9tlng 9069 LI &paranza. oun ' ---..;....;;=..;;;..;.;.;;..;.;..;..~--TION TO RPOTECT YOUR PROP-room of the M.. ~lad C&. 92708 NOTICI: °' HEAMtG w ... oi.tr1crt office localed at Ellan J . Turner, 9859 La M COUit'\' ERTY,ITMAYSESOLDATAPUS. 1 ... ,. P1~t1a ·~·-, r--a Eaperanza. Fountain Valley, Ca. ... -..--I"''• LIC SALE. IF YOV NEED AN EX· ...., -· "'~·-"""'' 92706 C()NIW,...,... ...--PLANATION OF THE NATURE OF ~-~· and/or commenll Thie~ 11conducted by111'1 c:A~~ THE PROCEEDING AGAINST ~ be directed to the propo. lndMdual. In the $tJC*IOt Court of the State YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A ........ -..._._ J• .... 14 t"''"" Ellan J. Turner ,..__ LAWYER. ,_,.on -.....,_. _, , ..,.., 'TNe lllltan'lent -ll'8d with Illa of Caltfomla. for tilt .......,.ty of Of. 2.900 No. Flower St., Santa Ana, DATED; Jut'9 l . 1983 l(art Kem Cot.lnty Clerll of Ofenge Coun1y °" ~the Malter of the &ta1le of CA 0.-el Manager~ J""9 I. 1G83. DANIEL E. BAILIFF, Ilka DANIEL "(If 1 etree1 add,_ Qt oommon Sec:ntwy • ~ daelgrlatlon of ptoper1'y • .,_, MES .. CO"'""' .IO"'TEO Publl1ned Orange CoHt Dally EDWARD BAILIFF •k• DAN above, no-ty .. given .. to lte " '-""' " Piiot "'-8 t5 22 29 1983 BAILIFF, Oeoeuad. ~ Of correc1nMI)." WATER DISTRICT • • • · NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ullder Mid Deed of PubllMd 0t.noe COMt Delly Piiot 2651-83 tlM underelgned hM llled net Peli-T _, .._.. ~1~ rr. t'83 NIUC M>TICE 11on '°' eont1rma11on of Sela of the ~ ~ ::-°"~t~;;,: ,_._ followfng ~bed teal proptrty. tlleteby, lletatofcxw exacu1ed and ACTmDUI Cllll••M U..IT.\~ Th• fotlowinv ~aon le doing ~-RAINBOW KIOS MART, 9828 o.rden Orow EIMI .. #109, Gerdan ~Ca.92M-4 ~ Oii, 13100 Giibert St .. .uo, Oarden Grow, ca. 92644 "* ~ la concluct.ed by an lndMdulll. Mtnroo Oii IC...,_ UNIT OLU II'. CONDOMINIUM ~to the 111icl4nlgoech wrtt· PlCTITIOUe ...... P1en tor lot 2. T..ct 7341, ,. tan O.CW.tlon of o.tault and o... MAim STATWmlfl corded May 14, t971, In 8ooll mandf0t8ala,andwrtttennotlceof Th• following pereon 11 doing 9CMO. Pagea 549, Ofllolal Aacofd9 bfeedl and of electton to C8UM tlM of Of.nge County, Cellfomla. and ......... .......,._.. Ml ...... ....-t ~ • more commonl" knO'#n u 31652' unuwr.o;r .... to _,.,."T"""., 0 FUNNY DUCI( HAMBURGERS. • Mtltfy Mid obllpUone. and !her• 1600 Wwt Q\aplnan, Orange, C.. Waat Nina Drtve, Laguna Niguel, llfteJ the 1111dartigtled ~ Mid 92M8 CAllfomla 92e77 · nottoe of brMCfl and of a1ect1on lo AbbM Ford Kho911'9kr, 829 S . .:.~~~~:~~ be,_dedMan:t13,t983ulnatt. Boxwood, Anehllm. C.... 92802 Dept. 3 ot the above refaranoad Mo. 83-093822 Of Ofllolal Aecor<b Thia ~ la conduoted by an Court at 700 CMc Center drtve ::: =ty~ the Aaoofdef ol Of- lndMdualAbbM F0td Khoetl•r Wa.t, Santa Arla. Callfomta 02702. Said eala wlll be made. but wttllout Thia 1tat_..t -llled With the AH lnt..i.d pettlae.,. Invited to c::ov.\llllt 0t warran~, expr-0t --.. ,._~ eubmh owrblde on Mid property. _........ d ...... t • cured ther•by, lncludlng t11a1 bf Meh (It oellUll. Notloa Of IWllofl w .. rac:Ofded February 25, 11183 u Recorder'• lnetrumant No u.oe&942, WILL SELL Al PUBLIC AUCTION•TO THE HIGHEST 810- 0ER FOR CASH, lawtul l'flOMY of the \Jnlled Stat•. or • 0Wltet'1 Cl** dt-Of\ I etale OI national btnll. • •tit• Ot ,.,.,., oredll union. or • stat• Of' f.O...al •vtnG• and loan aMOOlatlon domlollad WI this 1tata, all payable at the time of MM, all r1Qht, tltle and lntar•t held by It, u l'ruatM, In that real prop. arty lltuata In Mid Couftty and 8111•. cMecrlbed u followe. PARCl;l I: Unit No. 115, .. tnOWfl and c:IMctlbed In the ConclomllYm Plan r-ded on October 12. t978 In boo!< 12880 PIQ8 1243 to t2N lnclualva. or Offldtl Raoord• ol Mid County. Excepting thef'efrom all OU, Oii rlglll•. ml,,... m4naral right•, natural gH rlghte, and othat hVdrocerbon• by wh.._ neme known thet may be within °' undet the peroel of land herelnat>ove ci.. tcrlbed tcoelhef' with the perpeiu.i right of drllllng, mln4ng, •X(>loflno and operetlng therefor and et0tlno In and removfng lheutne from Mid land Of' any other l111d, Including the right to whlpalOCk ot dlrec;. tlo<lalty drltt and mine from land• other than th<>M heralnat>ove ci.. acrlbed. 011 or gu well•. tunnel• end 9h•ft• Into. thtOUOh or a«ou the eubeurtace of the land llerwfn• •bove deeorlbed, u to bottom IU<ih whlp•tooked Of' dlrtcltlonally drllled wlll•. tunnels and matt• undet and '*' .. th Of' beyond the aJCt8'10f llmllt thereof, and to rednll, retunnel, equip, malntilln, rac>illr dfMIP4lll and operate lfl)' tuch well• Of' ml,,.. without, how- .....,. the right to dntl, mine. llore, a11plore and <>P9' ate through the eurteoe 01 lhe upper 500 fMt ot the aubeurt-of the land heralnabove deeorlbed, as r~ In the dMd from The lrvtne Company, a oor- porallon, recorde o-tiber 1, 1978, In book 12945, pege 30 of OMcfal Record1. Alto ucapllng therefrom the aubeurlac. water rights, but without the right to aurtaoe entry u reeetvedln the deed from The lrvlh• Company. rec:o<ded Decembet 1. t978. In book 12945. page 3 of Official Rec;ordr. PARCEL 2: An unldl~ one llfty..-lxth (l/68th) lnt1teet u • ten- ant In common In the ,_ lnterMt In and to the Common ArM of Lot• t end 3 of Tract 9939, In the City of lrvlne, County of Orlll'IQ9, State of Califomla, u per amendd Map filed In boo« 422. pagee 30 to 33 lnclualve, of Mleoelleneou1 Mapa. record• of Mid County, u IUCh lerm la defined In the artlela anti· tied "Dafln1tlon1" of the Oeclv- auon of Covenente. Condition• and ReltrlctlOrnl rec;orded May 4, t978 ln book 12662. pagae 51110 18 In- clusive o1 Official Record•. PARCEL 3: EAMrnantr u Mt forth In the Mellon• entltled "Certain MMmente for ~ .. and "Sup-p0t1, Mttlament and enctoech- ment" of the artlcle antltled "EIM-menta" of the Declar1tlon of Ccw.. nant•. Condltk>e and Reetrlctlon• recorded Mey 4, 1978 In boolc 12982. pege 58 to 118 lnduelve of Official Record•. PARCEL 4: View ~t over Lot 8, ol Tract 9918 u per M-i> nled In boc* '422. pagea 22 to 25 ll'lclu91ve, of Mleoallaneoua Mape, raoord• ol Orange County, Cali-fornia. u auch ....,.,,.,,, la more partleulatly deecribed In the NC• 11on enlltled "Vw _,, ~ certain GOmmunlty f~Ntlee" of the artlele antltled "E-t1" of tlM Oecl111at1on of Cownanta, Con- dllloo• and Reetnctlone recorded on May 3, 1976, In book 1289tl, pagee 874 to 938 lndualve. of Of· llcieJ Aecotdr. Orenge County. Calilomla. T1lll atreet eddr... or other comon dlelgnatlon Of the rMI property herelnabo\19 dMGflbed II purported to be: 23 Highland View, No.15, lrvtne, Celltoml• The undefllgnad het9by di.ctalmt all ••blllty for any lnc0tf'9Ctneet In Mid •lreet llddr-or other com-mon dlelgnatlon Said Mia wlll be made Without -.anty, I KP< ... Ot Implied, r• gerdlng tltla, ~. Of' .,, • c:umtwanc.. 10 Mllely ttle pr~ p11 bllanoe of the Nol• °' o111er obllgatlon MCUr9d by Mid DMd of Trust, with ln1eraet and other euma M provtdlld t!Mnln: plul adY111'1<laa, tt any. under the t.,.,,,. thereof 111'1<1 lnterMt on ruc:tl lldv-, and plul ,_, CINirgaa. and ex,,.,,... of Illa Tru91M and ol ~ cr_,ed by Mid Deed of TNll. TIM total amount of Mid obllgltlon, in.. oludlng rMIOflebly •llm•ted •-. c:Nrga and expen-ol the Tl'UltM. at the time of lnltltll publi- cation of thla Notice. I• S30.0S4. 13. Dalee! June 9. 1983 REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE M Truet• By (SEAL) D.J. Morger ltt Prealdant 2020 N. Bt<*lwWV Sult• 208 S1111a Ana, CA 92708 (7 14)~10 Ofenge tout Dally Piiot June 15, 22. 29, 1983 27!>4-83 "fNa llalamenl WM Iliad with the Coun1y Oer1< of Of llf>Qa County on Mey 9. 1983. County Claftc of ...,enga ..... .,.,.ty on S.... prioe 1141.ooo.oo. Amount 1 .. ..,._, r911at "'V ii cur r on. June 1• 1983· --1 of llret overbid mur1 be orencumtw-.topeythe~ ----.,.---.,.-...,,.-ftl'r---- ....,.,_ lnlng prlncipal IUtn of the note(•)----'"~---""'-'~----• 148,550.00. secured by Mid d-' of Trwt, with f'JW1t Publltlled Ora11ge CoHl Dally Pelot June •. 18, 22, 29, 1983 2e21-83 NI.IC ll)TIC[ Publlrhed Otanga Coaat Dally OATED: June 9, t083 lnteJWt M In Mid note prO'ltdad NOTICa M ~AULT AM>~C- P!lot "'-a, t5, 22. 29, tll63 Ex-~~~·= ac1vanore.ttany.un0artnetermaof TIOMe· .. T~ .. ~-""*'eo.212,o 26Ce-a3 ....,.,,,. Miid o.ed of Inlet,'-. Clhergea, DI ~,,.... _.. ,.._, D. BA* uw. me. and.,,._ of the True1• and of ' CONDIT'tC)N9 a MaTNC110Ma ----NlJC---fl)TIC[------1 ::= :~......... the ttwte or.tad by Mid ONd of "IMPO~::: ~OTICE" ..... - True1. ;y S K'4mt Said M1e wt! be hald qn; ~. IF YOUR PROPER I IN· STA,_,,., Oii ... c ........... CA mn July 7, 1963 91 2!00 p.m. •I the FORECLOSURE BECAUSE YOU AIJINDOMllmWT °" U9I OI' AltenlefW.._.... Callpmen Avenue «1tranoe to the ARE BEHIND IN YOUR PAY· MTTnOUt IUlll•M Ulm Publllltlad Orange Cout Dally CIYIC C«ltar Bulldlng 300 Eaet MENTS. IT MAY 8E SOLD The lollowlng per•on• hav1 Piiot June 111, 145, 22 t883 Chapman Ave .. Or~. CA WITWOVT ANV COURT ACTION, abendoned tna ~Of tna FlctltlOua 2761-63 At the ttma of Illa Initial publl· and you may mive the ieo-1tlOflt10 ~ Nerne of WARMINOTOff. o.tlon of thla notkle. tlla total bring you aooount In good ecllldlng SOUTHLAND DEVELOPMENT ----------amount of tlM unpaid ba1anOe Of by if>ylg all Of you!' put due pay· COMPANY, It 3090 Pullman St.. "8JC f«)TIC( the Oblloatlon MCUted by the lftlt'lll ~ pemlltted ooate and U · eo.ta MMe. Ce. 9292e. ---.:..;;=.;;...;.;.;;.;-..-~--•t>ove delcribecl deed of tlVlt tnct pen-within three (3) monltle Th• llct1t1ou1 bualnan nam1 N011CS ..vrTWG •• eetlmeted ooetl. ~.and eO· from the date tllla Notice of Default referred to ebov• waa llled In Notice i. her.tly QMlrl that the vanoee 1e Mt.131.03. wu raoordad. Thlt amount le County on October 18, 1912. Boetd of Trull-of tne Coat The total Indebted,_ being an St.308.81 u ol Mttdl 1, 19113 and Tl\e RobJrt P. Wermlnjlton Community CollQe Dlatrlclt of Of. aatlmat• on wNch the openlnQ bid w1111ne:r-Ul'l111 Y<M aocount .,._ Compeny. 3090 ~ St., CoatAt ange ~ty. Callfomla. wllt ,... la comput.s may be ot>talned by coma. Q.lmll'lt. You may not he,.. Meea. Ca. oef¥1 _..,bldl up to but no lat• ct111ng (714) 937..olHI& the d11Y to pay Illa entire unpaid portlOfl Of a-ty Hllll ~ and L.oer than t t:OO a.m.. Frid9Y. .My 8. l*of• the ..... yOUt account,...,.,.. though fl.Ill pey- Aeaoolatlon, 2"1271 LM Ramblu, t983 at the PurchaMlo Depert· Oet.ed; JuM e. t983 mtnt WM demanded, but you muat MIMlon vi.to. Ca. 02992 ment of Mid OOltlQll dleerfct located T.0. SERVICE COMPAH'I' pey Ille_,,. •tated llbcMt. Thie~ -oonouc.ci by a at 1370 Adame Avenue. Coet• ., Mid TM!• Afl• tllr• monthll from the date joint ~. Mella, Callfoml• 8\, wtllCtl time Mid By: Cindy ~ 00_ of rtcofdefton of ttlle document ~ Htlll ~ Md bldl -be publlclly CIC**' and ....... Int Secntary (wllletl dat• of ~·ton .,..,. .oTIC8 °" PMltAAATICM• LOlfl ~..... reed tot: Ona City &Ms .. West 11er.on1o, unleN the obHo•tlon ....... DI 111 .. ~ •1 8y: Devld I. Mc:Ooog•, PRINT & BIND FALL 1983 COM-On1noa CA 92eee being -aoMd ~ ~ • NOTlCI 18 HEAO'Y OMH lhlrt SenlOr Vloa PNaldant MUHITY 8EflMCE8 BROCHURE; (71~) M5-82M longer pertod, you i...... oNt lhe tt1e eo..1 ot ~ ot IN Metll Thia ~t -llled w1t11 the COA8Tl..INE COMMUNITY COL-t>ublllihed Otanot C.O.t Delly laOel=to ltop Illa ~ ~ W... DltMrtcl ... .t County a.Iii of "'--County on LEGE Piiot June 15 22. 29 1"3 J by !he erttn amount 0.-"---Mallang IO be Mid on JuM f, tHa. ~ -..,.. All bide -to be In ~ ' ' ' mended 0.-)'OUf ONdftO< Jvn• ii. ttll, con•ld•r th• F1-wlttl the Bid Dooumante wNGll... 21N-e3 To find OUf the amountyou muat adotCIOn of NaoGiW OeGlanrtlon Publlthed Orenoe Co .. t 011~ now In Illa and mey be _,,... In pay, Ot to .,.,.,. for peymentl to •i. Olf1WfOt undlr pniparatJon, Piiot June•· te. 22. 21. 11113 the ofllot of the DlrectOI' 01 ftllJC MJTJC[ etop the ~ °' If your '°' .. ~ ~.a P\lrCflNlna ot Mid oolage dllrlrlot. jll'OC*fY • In ~ tor """ PROJl!Cf: Flower Streat, Eact1b6ddet''"'*IUbmttwftll1111 YOU AM II llm'AUlT wmmt A otllaf ,_ ~; lfoectw8Y. ~ Meonolle AVetlVa rtaJC ll)TJC[ b6c1 1 OllNlr'e dlede. Oll'tlllld DIDOflRUITDATID......._ .i-'·~Attorney for --melrt 14' ....... cNdl, or~· bond m.oe SNIY-............. YOU lAICll Benllflolary, SH own c.ntM LOCATION: fllowar l trfft. K..-L MlletottleotGlrOlttleeo.tCCIM-ACTIOM TO PllOTWCT YOUR tMve, &ult• 800, ec.ta Mw. OA lf....._.t..~ ~la A-.ue aTAWOf U'IJ~a••" rnun11Y Collge Dlalrio1 loerd of "'°""TY,rfllAY• ~AT ~(71'4)&41.Sao.'S2. ..._.. .-. lwta A-and OI' um O/f Truat.alnan _.,.not ... IMr\ A~ aMa. •YOU~ All If ~ heW r:ciu-ttona· you f..-A--. fllC lmout •·11•• Ulm fM parOlftt (e'K) Of 1M eum bid • Q:IUIU&Tt/11'11'1* MAW ltlMd oontaat a Of the OCW- p R 0 P 0 H IN T : M • • • Tn• followlng pereona have • giw.,,._ tflllt ttia b6dder wll °" THI l'MC-~ tt'IWMM llOtf'CY mey Mw ==~;..:-~~==.-...::u:::Ae:::.=: :::-..::=~ ~.-UCOtffAC'fA tt;-:'o;!.R~OO MAY LOH ~ T..._TLM) l*1·12tt co M w IE R ca c 1NT1 R ewent of,..... 'O.,.., IMO Mill ..na OI' 11MtTD"I uu LfOAl .._.,. IP YOO DO NOT c:.pe. of fie ~ .,.. on MIOCIATa al ttet2 ..... A\4., 00'1"*1, thl prooeadl of IM Olledl T ...... -TAKI! PAOMPT AOTION. ............... k41c.4loc1 .. .,.,,..., c.. '2114, .. be~. or lnthloeeaOI• NOTICf .. HIMBY OIV~..t..dllil PAATll ... oM09 al .. JlllOJNl'll...._ Tiie flOtltloue 1>1111n .. e na111a boftitl, tlla Ml eum "*'80f .... be on Wed~t J4ity I, ,..., et NOTICI! Of DeFAUU AHO 11.LC- TIM Jv11• ~t....1 _1t~H1 Regular t9ferred to above WH flled In MW IO lllld oolllff'S dliltttot. 10J00 Lm. 04 =~the r_,, TIOH TO SELL UHC)llR OllD °' .._... ., .. _.. °' ~ 0ouney on ,_. ' 1112. Ho llldder ~ WIUIClfaw hlir bid "' ...... for T,....., ~ueT. Nottoe la..,_°'"" tMt •Ill ""'" a t 7:00 p,111. '" Iha Tfte RotNirt P. Warmlnoton for I~ tot~ (48).... ...... wltNn,.. ofllll8 d MAL JAMii , • RO•IRTI, I• ...... n~rOOllt •• tit• ..... ~I ttM2 ..... A•. IMnl. """ltW,.. .. for ttle·~ DTAft RCUNTIU HJMCe. tuoat!Med T,,,... ~ ..... Oot•alf•• w.-Olll!tot Olllolr c.. tJ1f• ~. located et llOIO "°"" •*'-1· of,,.,.. dMed Mle te. 1"1 ,.. ......__.. 11 ,._ ....... A---. TNr.,.... .. ~by 1 The lollrd ot T,,,.._ f9llf'Yel 8'11le IOI, In Ille City Of IM4a Mil., oordiad '90. ttoi, 111S !ft ln*v- -~ ~...,.,.., r11 .. ..-. ttle Pf'Ml9Qeof~""'..... County of ~1..-ltnl Of Oii-'""'4 No ...... '°' Of Oftld.i .. °=~ e/114/W ...... ".. TH I rtaiir p . bedllorto __ any.,,......._or fotnll.MALmfA'T•MCUM'lll oordllnttwOfloldtN"800reler --...., ........... W~QH .,. ........ In ~ w °' In .. 8U\'/ICI .. duly 9"tM>lntect of oranoe 04u'llY. Calfofftlia ti.. -.. ...._ . OOMt>NIY blddlnf. Tn.r. ...... lflld """"*" to IM ~; •,!!.11:'9~ ... • 9Jl 0Mt L ~ C»lft; .Mr I , 1tll • 11:00 &.I'll.. pow Of ... °'"""ed In ----C!tfllg '*11 I0¥8' ....., ~ _. fC.,f::::....., .._ VW,,,........ Ill HOfWAN I. WATI<* tlllln D...i fl r.. ........ ~ tnlMOt, Ind WIWd ,,.._ ..... =-~·~-~~---:: .. -&::,': ~~,:.... =.::~ .. ~1:t: =-=--=~-== ~ ~·-.. a. -~ ~ 1'WcllllDlol .. ~"'°°"'8rot ... ..,.,_. .. ~ ...... *AT9'NfNOT , ,,._ ~'*"°"' .... ~.,..,...,.,lnlW-lllMtOM '::-J =.:.= ,.....,.,, ~ a.-t 0.-,.,,... ..... °'~ ~ a..~ ~~tt.ii.'T'•Coelt o.lly :::..:-.. =-=== = c:=' .... tw "' ~ .,., ,.,. JIM.. • ... ...... .... """" •. ti, a:. •• ·~ ..,..... ,,. .. ,....... ~ --· '1 -· Miid....,, a9\ PAACl!L l: Unit 23 u llhown and claeor1bed In the Condomln~m MllC M)JIC( Plan raoorded on May a,., 1t1e. In NmlOUI .._.. ~ bo01112807,paoae100llo 071 In-MAim 11A,....... NOTICI Of' T'MMTU .. ~ clullve, of Offlolel FlecOtd• of Mid The ~ ....._ Tn-.. .... ~1 County. ,_......."' pw.ona -_.,, On June U . 1083 at 11:00 1 m PAAcEL 2; An undMded OM ~ M; F I RS T A M E R I C A N T I T 1. E ""r..fl11'( 115111) lnterMt ... ,.,. K .. L CA!A TM SER\llCE, Ona I N s u R A N c E c 0 M p A N v . • 11'1 "' common In Illa ... Int-I In ~ Ort\oe, Hewpott leeictl. C.lllOl'nl• COl'POt•tlon .. T •utl ... andlotneCornmonAteeoll.m40f KILLY DAVIS, Orie 911~ or S-Truel .. 0t &ullelltut.O !~8682 .. , per7mapflledlnof~ Orlve.Newport9Mctl.Ca.taee3 Tru1IM. ol that ~rt•ln °"° OI ~u, P..-10 lnoM!lw, ,..,.. LAUAl!L STACEY. t11 W..t· Trull ei1ec111eo by LARRY AL.BERT oellanacMie Mapa, recotdl Of Nici t ........-Loe ................ Ca11f MORGAN end ROBIN LYNN. Cot.Inly, IA 9'dl ttnn la defined In ~ ..,,.....,, .... _. . MORGAN, n..t1b1-... ·-.. wt .... 11'\d tlleArtlcleentttled "Oaflnltlont" of °=bu.W-le ~ed by• reoord.c! Novem·~ ... ~. 1060 .. tlleOedlrallonofC-W.te.ecn. IJ4N*al par1nenhlp, tn1trumen1 No 18767. In Book dlt.lon• and AMtrlctlona raoorded Thi• •1•1-1 WU filed wttll the t3833, P•g• 1777, Of 0111,lat In boo1c 12$97, page 3911 of Ofllcial County Olartl of Orange County on RecotCI a ot Or •nge County. Recotda (the Deolanlllon) and any June t. toa3 Celilornle, ano purauant to lh•I amendment• t1Mw9to. • l"t1IOOO oartel11 Noll<le of O.lault thefaunder PARCEL 3: ~bu Mt forth Publlahed Oflll'IQll CO.I Oally ••corded Jenuarl 21. 1983 H In the Sectton entltled "Cet1aln Piiot June 15, 22 .• "o, Ju"' 8. tN3 111at•ume n t No . 3·03 t61 I. of e-ta fOf OwMrl" end "Sue>-., otticlel Record• of Mid County, Wiii pot1, Senlernenl and Encroach-~ undet and puttuant to Mid DMd ol nwrt" of Illa Artlda Entitled "e-1------------Trutl Mil af publlC ~Ion IOI' caeh mantr" ol ttMI Declarltlon. P\B.IC ll)TIC( l•wlut money of the United St•lM Of That • brMCtl of and default In the 1---...--.--.._...-..."'"'----America. a cath••<'• cllack payable Obll;etlon1 IOt wlllctl Midi deed le ACnne>UI ..,_.. to lald TrueLM drewn on • tl•I• or ltCUl'lly hM OCC:Urted In lhat pay-NAm ITATUmlfT nalloneJ benk. • •t•I• or f.cjeral merit haa not bean made of: The tOllowlng parlOI\ is doing ciedlt union. or • stall or tadarel The eum of $1,306.87 wtllc;ti re-bualneet u : 11v1ng• end loa n 111ool1tlon flacla put l)f1nclpal and lnt•a.t AMSA88ADOR POOLS & SOLAR domlclled In lhla 1tate. et the main peymante and put lat• chvgaa u 130 '45th St .. ~ 8eech, CA entrance to Flret Ametlcan Tiii• ol Marcil 1. 1983 and .. .,.,.._ 92M3 lneur•nce Company loceted a1 1 t4 Quent lnetellmenb ol prlncllplf and DAVID L.. I/AN FOEKEH 130 451h Eut Flttb Street. In the city of 811111 11-i and any rHI and peraonal St .. Newpott a..cn. CA t2e63 Ana. C•lllornla, all th•t right, Utle property tax• which -delln· Thie ~ la oonducted by .,, and lnteroet oonvmyed 10 and now Quent and whlOh Wiii become delln. lndMdual. held by It unde1 Hid Deed ol Trutt quertl. David L. Van Foeken 11' th .. propetty lltuated In UICI Tl!at by rHeon thefeol, the Under· Thia et.iamant WM flied with Illa County •nd State d<MCllDeO u : City llQned, pr_,t beneficiary under Couftty C*1c of Orange County on ol Cotta Meu ~ deed, hu ••acutad lfld de-June 10, t983. The toutlleaaterty 128.00 , .. , 01 llvenld 19 MIO Tru.tM • wrltl«I ~ lat 207 ol Newport Helgllte ... pet decteratlOo of De.fault and Demand Publllhed Ofll\08 Cout Dally map recorded In Book •. Page 63 ol f« Stile, and hu depoelted With PllOt June 15, 22, 29, Juty 6, tH3 M1scellaneou1 Mapa, In the office of Nld TrUllM IUCh dMd and all 276~ the County Recorder ol H id doc:ument1 evidencing obllgatlonr -----------County Except Ille South-terfy Meured thefeby. and hu declared PlllJC ll)TIC[ 110.00 teet thereof. and doae hereby declare all sum1 --~==~~==:=---The street add•••• or oth., MCUl'ad thefaby Immediately due l'ICTITlOUI ..-U common deeognetlon ol u lCI and payable and hM elected end NAiii: ITAftlmWT property I• porporte<l to be. 445 dOM hereby elac!t to ceuee the trull The follOwlng per.one ere dolno Eaat 20th Street. Costa Meaa. CA property to be told to Mtlaty the bu...._ M; 92627 obligatlone eacured thereby. F O U N T A I N V A l L E Y Seid uJe wlll be mede without OA'tED: 3117/83 POOIATRY/CHIROf>AACTIC. 18121 covenant or wlll'ranty. Hpr .. e or JAMES F. ROBERTS Magnolia St .. Fountain Vllllay. C.. lmpll.c!. H to title pollMHIC>n Of' Truttee 112Mt enwmbrances to Nllrly Ille unpaid LAW ~II Of .IAMl!I F. "oe-Stephan Paul Herman, D.C .. bal1nu due on the note Of' no1N l"TI t 100 Balboa Bh1d .. Balboa, Ca. eocu1eo by H id DMd of Trust. to ~ ._......,.,. 112661 wtt: SISS.469.11. pjllt the followtng •T-c.MerDr.,t ... aoo David Lavin, DPM, 850 eatlmated coat•. upen1ea and Ceeta Maea. CA._ T"'*'aclc Ave .. Stea. ca. 92621 adv.,,on at the time ol the lnltlel (114) .. ,..ust Thia ~ " oonducted by an publk:lllon ol thl1 Notic. of Sale Publlllhed Ofange Cout Dally unincorporated auoclatlon other 115,385.46. Piiot June 15, 22. 211, 11183 than • part'*"""'· NOTICE TO l"ltonln'Y OWNER 2760-83 Stephen P. Harman. O.C. VOU Aftf IN Dl'AULT UNDl[R A This etatamant wu fllad With the DIED OF TRUil, DATI D P\llUC M>TICl NOTICl IHVmHO llDI County c1er11 of o..anoa County on ~~~"c~11•01:'°.;~:,;~ Mey IO, 1983· ,,...., vou" ""OPl .. TY, IT MAV •E Publlrhad Orange Coul Dally =: ~!. ~~~:::·: w~ PllOt June S, 15• 22• 29• t9e3 NATURI 0, THI PllOCHDINO ---------2860-83--AQAINIT VOU, YOU IHOULD Nolloe I• hereby gtwn that the Boatd of Tru•t-ol the ~uni· lngton 6Mc;h Union High School D11trlct wtn reotlva flMled bid• IOI' auiiptylng Maintenance ol Clu11oom Electrk:. Ty~rltera ma.ting Of' equal to the tpecill- catlon1 on nie In the otnoe of Mid Dlltnc:t. '. Bid• ehall be clearly marked 'Malntenal'ICe of Clut(oom Elec- trlO T'ypewrnart Bid 524' add.-d lo Allyn E. Rowley. Purchallng Manager. Hnt1noton Beech Union High School Dletrlct, 1026 t Yorktown Ave .. Huntington Beach. Ca. 92648. and rec9ivad at Of before 10:00 .. m .. t'rtday JulY 1. 1083, at wtolch time and ~ bid• wlft be publlcfy opened and rMd In room 381. Eld! bid lllall NllT\aln lleKd f0t • period of '45 deys attar the data IC>tlClfled for IN raicelpt of bld1. the &oard of TNll-aliall be the 9ole Judge of the quellty of equtp. l'lllfll offired Md rlMrWI the rtaht to rateot eny 0t ell bide and to w91ve any frregulllffty theNlll, II Allyn E. Rowley Purc:nulno Manager Dated June 13, 1983 Publllhld Orange Coul Dally PllOt June 15. 21, 1983 2751-83 PlEUC fl)TlC( T~ NOTICI Of' TIIJITDI aAU T.a.-.-W:14~-1 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 12130181. UNLE88 YOU TAKE AC. TION TO PROTECT YOU PTOP£R- TY, IT MAY BE 80LOAT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA-NATION OF THE HATUAE OF THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, VOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAW- YER. On July 6, 1983 at 11:00 a.m .. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE CO. OF LA M the duly 8')90lnted TrustM under and pureuant to o.ed of Truet -de on~ 11, tN2 .. Oocument No. 12-ooeoo3 of ()f... ftdal AacorUI In In. ofb Of the Aeco<'d of Oninge COuty Cali- lomla, euc:uted by: L£<>NARO FELDSOTI.an ~man, and MARK COLBY. an unmarried man M Joint tenante, WILL. SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE H~ EST BIDDER FOR CASH, (payable al time ot Nie In lawfl.rl moM)' of .,._1C unnH' the untted St•t•I at the front -,.~ """''~ trance of Illa FIRST ~EAICAN TITLE INSURANCE co: BUILDING, NOTICE Of fl\aJC Joc&ted et 114 E. Attn 81 .. Santa HIAMI091fOMTME Ana. CA 92701. alt right, lltle end pt ....... Q CWl•ION lnlerMI oooveyed to and nolto held Of' T.-CfTY °" b'i ltundar Mid DMd of Truat If! tht ,OUNTAIH YAU.IV Pfoperly 111uatao In Mid County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhet Celllonila, deecflblng the land on Wedr>Mday, June 22 .. 11183 at therein: 7;30 p.m. lfl the City Councill Lot 17 of Tract No. 3476, • per Chamben, 10200 Slater Avenue. map r-ded rn boolc 112, pege 2t Fountain Valley, the Pl•nnlng Com-and 27 of Mlaoetlanaoua Mapa. ,_. mlaalon wlll hold • publlo hawing cord• of Orenga County. Callfomla on the fotlowtno 1tame. The etreet edd,.. and other CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. common daelgnatton. If llf'f, of the by "'W Na! property ~bed abow le 549: "9tltlon eubmltted --. . purpor1ed 10 be! 2301 Aedland, JOhnlOfl, Jr., Thr!fly Oii Company, Nawpot1 9MCto, CA. to remodel the lntarlot of the axiel· Th• und•t•=: Truat•• 1ng 89f\'lce •••tlon ~ to accom-tor in-modat• a Quid! IU~ end oil chenge daeC:lalml ll"f any tn- faclllty at the Thrifty Oii Ser"'°9 oorrwet-of ltle ..,.... addr.- SU t ton located 11 18620 and other common daelgr\atlon." 8r00khurst Streat. ~ ":"w1':':1~. bVt wfttlOut CONDITIONAL USE PE.AMIT NO. 00Yarllfl1 Ot warranty. ~ °' UO·LOT SPLIT CASE NO Implied, r90ardlng tltle. poe- 83--431": Petition eubmltted by Miiiion, or-~. to~ John O. Reitz, Loe Caba11eroe Rec-IM ramlnlng pttnolplil Mim of the qt* and Sport1 CIUb, to add 84 note(e) aeocuted by llllkl Deed of c:ondomlnlum-hotel unite ~ Trual, with Int_. thareon, • Ing approxlmately 1100 tq1*'9 i..t l>fovlded 11'1 Mid note(1). edvanoaa. of floor .,.. aec:fl and 24 unit• II any, undeJ tM ..,_ ot the 0-S comprlelng approxlmattlley 520 of trwt,,_, c:Nrgaa.. and •· 11QU11r'e tMt of floor atM eect1 at the pan-of the Truet .. and of ttle Lo• Caballatoa Racquet and tNltl «eated by Miid DMd of Sc>on1 Club Stta, 17272 NewflOP9 TMtt, to-wit: $16,284.37. 81rMI. The be1Mlftollit1 under llllkl OMd of Truat lleraitofor9 executed and VARIANCES NO. tle-140: Pa11-delivered to the uoden1lgrled. wrlt- llon SYbmlttad by Waathllven Plaza tan Oeclatatlon Of Default and 0.. Compe.ny IOt variance from the mand f0t Sale, and a Wltttan Notice prO\lillonl of the City'• "Flood of Default and Elactton to Sell. The Ptaln Dlelrlot" Ml forth In BectJon 111ldelelgrled eeuMd Mid Notloa of 2U7 Of the Fountlln V...., Mu-o.tw.ih and a.ctlon to NII \0 be nlclpal CocM In conjuc:tlon with ,_dad In the eounty _..,.. the Pllnl f()( ,.juvanatlon and ... ,..., property .. IOcei.cl. panalorl of the lflOpplllg certter OA ft: June 7, 1HS lltuetadgener.nyatthe~ FIRST AMERICAN TITLE comer of 8rOOllhuM Street _, OMPANY OF l08 ANGELES Edinger Avenue. 1661 H.,_ Aoed COHTACT A LAWVER. Oetad: May 25. 1983 Flrtt Ametlcen Tiiie lneural'ICe Company. a C.llf0tnla ~POf•llon JM.nnln• L lewo'le AIJlhorlz.0 Olfleef I 14 East Fifth Streat Sente Ane. CA 9270 I (714) 556-3211 Publl111ad Orenge Cout Dally Piiot, June 1, 8, 15, 1983 2509·63 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. Otty of ir;:r,::,;.;: 91748 642·LOT SPLIT CASE NO. ~· 8f..ndl a. ptr.a •-.,. -(Continued from M~ 2.5. t083)•: Trw ....... Offloet ~ ..,,-. Petition eubmlttad by Oatard (213) t 12-:tee4 llltt. 4264/~M ACTTnDUa •·11&11 Boutin fOt the •tabllallment of • f'Ol'9Gloaure Mo: TS# 898 T-..T 20.000 equare loot lnduatn., build· P\lbllllhed Ofanga Coat Delly MAim IT A doll1Q Ing located whlthln the Lo• Piiot June tll. 22. 29, 1"3 .;,:;,... ~ ,,.,._, la Cebehroe Racquet and Sport• 27~ -..1 .._ .. __. Club ~ •1 17272 NMlope DATA ICING, H W 1 ......,.-• wu-. S L ........... c... No o:Hl28 SI* A. e Toro. (;allt. t:laC), trw; "' ...,.... · rtaJC f«)TIC( Jana . McGuire-King. U411 -fltad In oon)uncllon wltn Illa Ollarnplaln. ~ ..... Celt. noted "" permit. It..,. 929&3. INITIATION OF REVOCATION NOncll TO W'Of\I Thia~ la~~., PROCEEDINGS-CONDITIONAL °" IUUC ~ lndMdulll. USE PERMITS NO. &57 AND HO a-. tttt..-U.C.0. Thie ltftfftWrt -tied ...., U. 1oontlnuad trom May 25. tOMt. Nottoa~rutotha~1 ='-a.tt°'OtwlQa~on ~~~~..Y.t=~·!~n,~ :::.LE F. L!V£HE.~:.~~! ~N30range C:O... Daly lain Vllllay Ptlll'lnlnO OommlMlon whoee ~ lddrW le 2te !.. Piiot June 15. tt. 29, .Mf .. 1ttlS.. I ,__. ..... ,ton ................ t 17tti8t....i.~Of009tl ...... QA ....., °'an" .... ,.,,.. ,......._."'"' 0 t2t27.CountyOfOl'anoa.8tateot ___ MLC ___ llJTIC( ____ _ Ult qvMllon of wtlatllet Ot not ... ....._.. --• ... .... .,...., " "*'-.,. llfounda for tilt Plannlng .......... _ ..... -__ __;, __ ...... ______ _ CotnmlMlon 10 ~ to the about to be mede to L~ fllCTTnDUa •·i-.. City Councll tM r9¥0Cetlon of Con-OOflP .. INO. a Oallf. ~.. ,.... .... -ITA1W dltfonll U.. Pennlt No. H7 tor --. Mloeor ~ ~ (la -81-1 Roth'• f!\in'lltUl'e Store at 2132 9an Mlg\111 Dr.°:! of........ ,,. fallow'l't .--i la dolr't 11218 Eudld St,.. and Con-~~Ooul'ltt Otwlga, ~CAAMPAIR119 ..... dttlonll Uee Pennlt No. 5" '°' -··"' -·-.......... -,............ 8 at •"ta '"'-' t'-PfOPt!IY to be"*'*'-' ......._ 0-..... -Poppe'1 """''m'V tore t_ II Ao=*-rl ,__..-=All llliOdt THOMAa O. WEUa 111.C ...., £llCllld Street l0t ~ __ ,,,___ et ~8IMI\ CA ..... """ 111e *"" of tilt ""WnO :a :'::I ~~~'i".:;: TN.,,_,_.___. nan, 111 Comn-..on ~ 11••-~Jinown .. IUN HIHI lndMCllllll~-... .........__ NOTICE OF PREPARATION Of' YOClu..J lflld looatad It ltt I. ,,_,_"' - NEOATM DECLARATI0'4: Aw 171fl etr.0,=.,of c:c.ta a... Thia ...._. -... _. .. tht...,,... Identified wlttl .,, ....,_ ~ of ..... o4 Call-OountY ~ d Ol'wlf8 CGully °" t·~ noctoe " l'letWy at\ltft tflat fOmlL """'fO, tMI. ---bMed on the lnlttoM ttuc1191. a TM Ill* ........... • Iba_. ..... _ H1g9tM 09cllrliOh ,_ Deeft iNt-9 on ot lifltlr Ille t• ,., d ~ ~ Coelt Diii ptepllr9d. ,,. !mlfo111nenta1 lfn. .Mt. t• at 10:00 un.. II ~ Plot .,_.. 11. U. It, """1 ~ pact ,_... CommlNe -... l9ot'ow ~·· ....... ... aopnMI of 111e ~ o.o.. ctr.. " neoo Roclt1'lld IMI. llwdon on F~. Jl.N 11, 1M3. II"'-RH. e ,..., ~ W !!!!Cl THAI MATIIM .. 1111110 .-. .:r;:. tt;,._ ~ flor ... *"-MmnOUI • ; I ~·~,.::-a::: lo 11r • • tnown to tM '-..... afA1W OowrT1rMI I~ 86.000 toe..... ..,_,II ...... MillM and ado ,,. ............. It --v I ' :'~~.~I .._.__....,lfl9tc••wwfaf ............ . • aM the llourMln V"""1 lllflllllllll'9 ,,,_ -..,, 1*111.. ~ '*' Qar.. Code, Tlttelt. ....... --.r.::....... ... ......... ......, ..... 'n40ll OUl...0 TO ~ 1in ~ .-... • 1-. .,& _ l...w or In GPCIO'ltlon to the IAINft C.... lno. ..-- .. be __, Iii CiP' ~ LINn...,.., -==L~~'=--= '° cto '° • IN pulllD "'tttWlild ~ oo. Dall) ,....-... II;; Ill nr • __,,. ""°"""'°" ..... ...... ... ,., 1 ... QQd ~o:~r= 1--=•::.:•:;:;..:•;;:;._ ______ -t ; "' ......... ...... ;;I. ;ti;--...... For QlllilfW M TNt -._, .. ... C&.MON-= Acnote ~~o:t' Ol'lllll ~. ~ ~;r·=~r= • ~P&O'f .... , • Olwllcla OWIJA~ PIOt .,_.. 11. 1 MoMOI Niil ,a.. ...... ,..i, *Z ,,.,... Ml ... ,. ..... . .. .. Waiting for condo A total of 47 couples camped for nearly a week for the opportunity to purchase one of 54 townbomes and condominiums in the Newport Beach -based William Lyon Com- pany's 44Crosspointe." This couple passed the time with dinner and a game of chess while being serenaded hf a violinist. Priced from $59,990, the units are the first to be released in the initial phase of the security gate-guarded community in Stan- ton. The Lyon Company provided dinner nightly for the group, and also established a walled lot in which they could set up their motor homes and campers. ales opened last Friday. 2 big U.S. automakers opening new f;ali rnia design centers DETROIT (AP) -Two of the Big Three U.S. automakers will have design centers in California later this summer , in an effort to try to catch on to national trends as they develop in the state. "It's a trend-setting part of the country and we want to pick the local people's brains and establish design trends which will appeal to the whole nation," an unidentified General Motors Corp. spokesman said in a story in today'seditionsofTheDetroitNews. Both centers a.re slated to open this summer. Ford Motor Co.'s vice president of design, Donald F. K opka, says that automaker still is considering the idea of a CalJfomia center. Chrysler Corp.'s new center "is located in a beautiful environment that will appeal to designers and give them an exceptional creative atmosphere," an unidentified Chrysler spokesman said. UAW rips Pentagon anti-union stand "We think (the center) will attract design talent, not only from the United States, but from the key auto design centers of the world." GM's facility, a 22,000-square-foot center, is in the Thousand Oaks area . Chrysler's 35,000-square-foot facility is in Carlsbad, about 35 miles north of San Diego. DANA POINT 24501 Del Prado, CA 92629 714/661 -3356 Far West Savings now !)rovides full leasing servlc.e.s for both your personal and buc;lm•ss need~ Through the con..,cn•PnC.f> ot }'our branch you can tease the vehicle or HUNTINGTON BEACH 19114 Magnolia Ave , CA 92640 71 41963-2900 RENO (AP) -United Auto Workers President Owen Bieber accused the Pentagon on Tuesday of ~g to dictate aero- space labor contracts in "a cynical, anti-worker cam- paign.'' Bieber. addressin~ the equipment of your choice uPon credit approval far West with 20years In tht: teasing industr') offers competitive rates Call 'lour local branch today' or call 7141750-1414 NEWPORT BEACH 4001 MacArthur Blvd • CA92660 7141833-6383 213/266-3060 Finding a good lawfer shoUldn't be atrial. •\rid II v.1111 I I~ v. llh <'ill/4'11' I l·)!.11 ( '11l111i:il \.1t•rc lhafl IU'I .1lq::1I,11111, V.t,-ll' ,1 llllrl pr1•t11 lci.:1rl .1d\f"'" Wl\llC hill.. -..11h 11111: <ll lllll lq!:il 1:01111 ,.,.i.,r, tlf'\1 111 'cc 1t '' •ll c•c11 h.1"t' ,1 kc.ii pru!ilt·111 Ami 11 \llll nt•cd I 11r1h, 1 J"'''""'''· "'C II put )i'U in louth "'llh t111.il1!1t•d 111.tcp,•n1lt•n1 .1t11irnc\' v.h11 • 11c t'\r1cr1t·11tnl "' o vn KO .1n·." ••I I.iv. I ht'\ ~1111v. hnv. 111 "'"'' ki,:.11 pr.1h lcltl' tll't hl..c ~llUf' I-or .1 I rct t'\1m11lt.111nn. '"'" < II 1/t'11' I t'l!J I ( 11u11u I Ir ' r ht· q 1m I..~'' "·" 111 11c1 l!•M'Kl lcl!JI hi:lp H.1hl.\nu" t''Jl.1ii1•I CITIZENS LEGAL CoUNcIL,INc. A NON·PROFIT ORGANIZATION 770-4334 annual convention of the UAW 's aerospace diVlSlon, also called on organized labor to defeat President Reagan in 1984. "We cannot afford another mistake in 1984," Bieber said, after noting that Reagan won in 1980 with the support of union workers. "We must make sure that we elect a friend to the White House." Bieber's attack on the Pentagon came to a dis- couraged group of labor leaders who reported an increase of anti-union sentiment and tactics in the aerospace industry, wtuch relies heavily on nulitary contracts Bieber called the Pen- tagon "naive" for believ- ing at could mfluence the bargaining process. and said the administration is using labo r as a "scapegoat" for high de- fenae spending. "We are going to put the blame for the ex- cessively high costs (of the military) where it belongs," he said, "and that is at the doorstep of the Pentagon." Revenue up 3.4 percent for Delta ATLANTA -Rev- enue passenger miles at Delta Air Lines were up 3.4 percent for May 1983 over the same month last year. a company official reported. "More than three million passengers boarded Delta's flights during the month," said J .A. Cooper. Delta Lines' sen ior vice presi- den t -marketing. Rev- enue passenger miles (one passenger flown one mile) increased to 2,143,700,000 over the 2,073,000,000 reported for May a year ago, he reported . Delta's cumulatlvP revenue passenger miles flown during the first five months of 1983 in· creased 15.4 percent to 11,960,800,000 over the 10,367,500,000 for the same period a year earlier. Available .eat miles roee 6. 7 percent during the aame period. Tax topic of meeting p~:!7"~:e ~ topkofaThurwdalnJ&ht meeting of the Orange County chapter of tho Allociatlon of Bu.tnem and Tax O>nlultanta at the Wl!l1.inlter Mall May Co. Oilhooley'e. CPA William Wba1m will be the tea.tu.red •PMl<erdunna tht 1 p.m.. dinner meetina· c.ort II $12. For raervadonl call &39·3691 or «MM212. & k 32 u; c Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 15, 1983 DWllil CDUITY BUSINISS cs HAMON MA"VICK MAftTIN DOWNllY GAfUtllON IUTHeftLIN Area promotions listed Beverly J. Huon has been promoted to vioe president in charge of e9Cl'OW services for Irvine-based Signal Landmark, Inc. and Con.nJe Marvick has been named director of marketing and sales for the homebuilding and land develop- ment firm. Hanon, a resident of Huntington Beach, continues as president of Sborelud Escrow, an independently licensed escrow com- pany which functions as a division of Signal Landmark. Marvick, of Orange, has been with Signal Landmark for 16 years. • • • Pbll L. Martin has been elected senior vice president of Southern California Edison Co. He previously served as vice president of the rompany's Customer Service Department. He is a native of Santa Ana and a resident of Orange. He has served as chainnan of the board of United Way of Orange County, as Boy Scouts of America board and executive committee member and as cha.inn.an of the Saint Joeeph Hoepltal. • • • Bruce Birkeland, vice president and regional manager of the Newport Beach office of Norris, Beggs & Simpson, has announced the appointment of Jobn L. Downey to the firm's finance division. Downey, a licensed real estate broker, ia a resident of Newport Beach. Norris, Beggs & Simpson specializes in commercial and industrial bro- OVER THE COUNTER NEW VOllK (AP) CmwTel NASO•O OllOltllon> ConP•P Jt>OwlllO hl!IM&I bkl1 Cordi& •lid lowet1 P!Mr> t>v CoroSI ,,...,.., ma•en •• ol Cro1 Tr 4 P m Price> 00 ""' CutlFd • Include ••Ian marlluo oraO• , mar•-" O< comn .. OavtM -~1~ tor ~l:r°:.~ 011_ AEL Incl 40..., '1 OelObA AFAProl )9 ,, O.tCanT AVMCo 7'1') 1'1') 0.wt¥ & •c.dlM 7t' AlnGo • II)., ,, EIPu ANlln> 19'> It?\ Elder&& AQu.,, 6lt ... 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He LS a resident of Newport Beach. • • • Ron Love, president of Sparcraft Corp. of Irvine, has announced that Sparcraft is expanding its domestic and international operations to incorporate Stearn Salling Sy1tem1, a designer and builder of custom spars, booms, hydraulics and furling systems. Steam is based Ln Sturgeon Bay, Wisc. The merger of the two companies brings together firms with total sales of $5 million annually. Te,,.,.,., Tec:umP T.i<mA Tenant TIOf1rv " Toml()lt Tovoie TW1•E• trl<OPd TVM>t1 > use .. , US Sur us Trc~ IJVo8•n UMEn II UPPenP v .. 11t VolNtl vanOu' V.i<ro Vl<lr•St VIO.OCD V•N81n Werl\EI W1P\Eftr WDMo WHold wmorc Weura w 1 .. ro WOlvAlv Wonwl WoodLot WrlonlW Zlol\UI n a -Not )I JI 1' 100 101''1 1'''> ,. .. 11"· 19 .... , ..... ll·I• ,.,, '" ,.,., , 11·16 37 JI ., .. ll'• "' , .... ltY\ lt .. Ut"1 1•1 • S0•11 SOl'I •• ,, s ,,,,_, ,,, . Ith'> IJO 11 ,,.,. u .... fl'l'I ,, .. 11 • 17\0 "" 11\\ )0 30•,, n 'n u-. ..... ,. ... Sf SJ SJ! I 10 .. ll , ... 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With concern continuing over Third World debt problems, the dollar a.L!io has assumed its traditional role as a haven for funds in times of unrest. Auto sales j ump in earl y J une T he U.S . auto companies' report of a big Jump in early June sales is another sign that consumer spending is rising ancf the economy is mending, economists say. The major domestic car companies said Tuesday their sales roee 21 percent in the June 1-10 sales period. Only Ford Motor C.O. reported a drop in sales. '1'he recovery is continuing," said Arvid Jouppi, an industry analyst in Detroit. Norton Sim on gets ne w bid NEW YORK -Norton Sunon Inc., a big consumer products company whose chauman propoeed laat week to buy it out, saya it received a competing bid that off en more money to stockholders. The new offer, by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & C.O., proposes a "leveraged buyout" in which Norton Simon shareholders would receive $33 a share in cash for the 24.6 million shares cWTently outstanding, Norton Simon spokesman Mat- thew Stover said Tuesday. Mark et m ak es f o urlh gain NEW YORK -The stock qw-ket chalked up its fourth straight gain Tuesday, flirting with record hi.gha in a busy sess.lon . Some bi.g-name technology stocks remained under selling preeaure, but the rest of the market showed no ill ef!ecis from the recent slide in that sector The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 6.71 to 1,227.26, about five points short of the record closing high of 1,232_59 it reached on May 6 In the past four trading days the average has risen more than 41 points. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT WHAT NYSE DID NEW YO'!~ l"'PI Jun 1' Ad¥Onc.ct OKll,,.., Uncllanpt(j TOIOI luuea N-1\11111> New Iowa Todtv .... 61S JSt ... 737 3 WHAT AMEX DID NEY, YOR .. 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JUNE 15, 1983 MEAD ON WINE SLIM GOURMET DOROTHY W ENCK E3 E4 F2 • _ .... -------:. Fish are jumpin' and grills ar~ read y. ES - :: Toast Dad on his day with favorite foods I l I I I D ads are sure to feel like "king for a day'' with a hearty and satisfying beef dinner. If roast beef makes Dad all smiles, he'll be the happiest man in town with a lean, flavorful round roast that is especially tantalizing because it is marinated in red wine flavored with onion. parsley and thyme. Or the T-bone-the king of steaks, grillea to perfection is ' , bound to be a royal treat for Dad and the wh9le family. J For interesting color, texture and flavor contrasts. 11 brighten the menu with a layered apple salad. Diced red and I or golden apples are lay~red with diced celery, orange pieces, grape halves and chopped pecans, crowned with a creamy blue cheese dressing. And, to satisfy Dad's sweet tooth, present him with a moist.spicy apple cake. ROAST BEEF 3'1'a to 4-po41nd beef eye round roa1t 1 cup red wine 2 tableepoon1 on I medium onion, chopped 2 tableepooM enlpped peraley Va t ... poon thyme leavM Duh frMhly ground black pepper Combine wine. oll. onion, parsley, thyme and pepper. Piece roast In plastic beg; add marinade, turn to coat. Tie bag securely end marinate in refrigerator 24 hours, turnintJ occasionally. Pour ott marinade. Pat roast dry with absorbent paper; place on rack in open roasting pan. Insert roast meat thermometer so bulb 1s centered in the thickest part. Do no add water. Do not cover. Roast in a slow oven (325 degrees) until thermometer registers 135 degrees. Allow 20 to 22 minutes per pound. Let roast ''stand'' 15 minutes. (Roasts will usually rise 5 degrees In temperature to reach 140 degrees for rare.) Carve into thin slices. T-BONE STEAKS BMf T-Bone 1t .. k1, cut 1 to 2 lnchea thick Salt and pepper Place steaks on grill over ash-covered coals and broil at moderate temperatures. Steaks cut 1 Inch thick should be placed 2 to 3 inches from heat. Steaks cut 2 inches thtck should be placed 3 to 5 inches from heat. When first sides are browned, turn and season with salt and pepper and finish cooking second sides. Turn and season. Steaks cut 1 inch thick require 15 to 20 minutes for rare; 20 to 25 minutes for medium. Steaks cut 2 inches thick require 30 minutes for rare and 35 minutes for medium. Note: Steaks can be cooked on rack In broiler pan. Turn steaks after seasoning browned sides. LAYERED APPLE SALAD 3 CUpl cored, diced red or golden 8pplel 1 t•btffpoon llm• Juice 1 cup diced celery 1 or•ng•, f)8red, allced and halved 1 cup green grapee., hatved •nd 111ded If neceaNry 1fa cup chopped pecan• cr .. my Dreellng 1 t•btffpoon crumbled blue chMH 1 •pple, coNd •nd •llced Toss diced apples with lime juice; place half in bottom of 3-lnch deep, 2-quart glass bowl. Layer celery. orange. grapes, pecans and remaining diced apples In bowl. Spread Creaming Dressing over top. Garnish with blue cheese and apple slices. Serves 6. Creaming Dressing: Combine Y3 cup each mayonnaise and dairy sour cream with 2 tablespoons crumbled blue cheese: mix well. Yield:~ cup. ~ GOLDEN APPLE CAKE 1 can (I ouncee) pineapple 11}, CUpl oll 11n CUpl augar 3 egg1 2 cupe flour 2 t ... poon1 MCh belllng M>da, ground cinnamon •nd van Illa 1 tHlpoonMlt 2 CUpl lhredded llPPIM ¥4 cup chopped walnut• Maple-ft.vored troatlng 1 • .,.,... cor9d and lllced Drain pineapple thoroughly; reserve 2 tablespoons syrup for frosting. Combine ali Ingredients except Maple-flavored Frosting and sliced apples In mixer bowl; mix well. Pour Into 2 greased and floured 9-lnch round cake pans. Bake In preheated 350-degree oven 35 minutes or until cake tests done when wooden pick Inserted near center comes out clean. Cool In pan 5 minutes; turn out onto rack and cool compkttely. Frost between layers and on top with Maple-flavored Frosting. Decorate top with apple slices before serving. Yield: one 9-lnch round cake. Note: ~pples may be shredded by hand or food processor. MAPLE-FLAVORED FROSTING 1 peck9S19 (3 ouncee) cream chMM 2 table1poon1 butter or m•rg•rtne 11h cupa confectlonen aug•r 2 tableapoona reeerved pineapple 1yrup V. cup chopped w.,nuta V. tHapoon m•ple ftavortng D•hofNH Blend softened cream cheese. butter and 1 Y1 cups confec- tioners sugar until fluffy. Add pineapple syrup. walnuts, maple flavoring and salt; mix well. If necessary. add 'I• to Y1 cup additional powdered sugar to make frosting easy to spread. Yleld 1 Y, cups. 1 I I I ' I f ' ( l 1 ( ,, C' t t t t f ' ~---------------------------------.............. ...........- 02 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, June 16, 1983 I Don't forget • • ann1versar1es Too often anniversaries are overlooked. So why not celebrate in style with family and friends? Lift your glasses of champagne in a toast and enjoy trays of petit fours that are simple to make, yet elegant for display. PETIT FOURS 2 packages (20 1/4 ounces) pudding cake mix 6eggs 2 cups water 1h cup of oil Grated rind of 2 oranges 1 jar (14 ounces) cranberry-orange relish or 1 can (16 ounces) jellied cranberry sauce, mashed Glaie 3 cups granulated sugar 11h cups Cfa!'berry juice cocktail \4 cup light corn syrup 13 cups sifted confectioners' sugar (about 3 pounds) Red food coloring Candied violets, mimosa, rose petals, mint leaves. green leaves or fem Preheat oven to 350 degrees F . Grease 2 10xl4xl-inch jelly roll pans. Line bottolll.9 with wax paper and flour sides. In a large bow 1 combine cake mix, eggs, water, oil and orange rind. Beat until just blended (about 2 minutes). Spread batter evenly in jelly roll pans. Bake 20 to 25 minutes or until center when touched springs back. Invert onto wire racks and peel off paper Cool. Trim each laye r W1th a sharp knife unul completely flat and trim edges from cakes. Spread one layer with cranberry sauce and top with second layer. Cut cake m to 10 l 1h-inch strips. Cut each stnp into 6 l 1.-'i -mch pieces-for a total of 60 squares. Place cakes separately on racks set over shallow pans To make glaze: ln a saucepan. combine granulated sugar, cranberry juice cocktail and com syrup; heat until syrup boa.ls and clears. Stir in t-onfectioners' sugar and food colonng to desired shade of pink. Place glaze over hot water. U too thick add a few drops of water and if t'.>O thin add more confeci.ioners' sugar. Spoon warm glaze over cakes covering them completely and catching drippings ln pan. Drippings may be reheated and reused. Let cakes cool until glaze IS f inn. Top each cake with a different candied flower and mint leaves. Place on serving platter and surround with green leaves or ferns. U desired, wedding couple dolls can be placed in rruddle of platter. Tips for showe r s Here are some tips for bridal showers. Keep the menu light. Sliced meats and cheeses, cold salads, a variety of breads and fresh fruit desserts that can be prepared ahead of time are the perfect selections for any bridal shower buffet. If hosting the shower at home, you may need to limit the guest list. Unlike other parties, all seating should be provided in one immediate area ao everyone can watch the guest of honor unwrap her gifts. Select the largest room and remove most of the furniture except for chairs and small tables. If you're short on seating, don't hesitate to ask some of the guests to bring along additional folding chairs. Cookware and bakeware are always popular shower gifta, but what to cook and how to do it very often becomes a problem for newlywed couples. Why not ask each guest to copy their favorite recipe on a card and include it with their special gift? When shopping for a shower gift. it may be worthwhile to check a bridal registry beforehand. This la a list compiled by the bride-to-be consisting of any special patterns or items she spedflcally wanta or needs. Bridal registries are maintained ln many department stores. Consult the family of the bride-to-be or a member of the bridal party aa to where ahe may be registered. • To keep the shower organll.ed, be sure to delegate responsibilities among the bridal party members. Designate one peraon as the photographer. 'The briM will surely appreciate photographic memories of th.la spedal day. Have one perlk>n reaponaible tor keeping a U.t of gift.a and given. Thh wOl definitely come ln handy wben writing thank you noi.. Have one perwon pre9eflt the gifta to the bride-to-be. then place the opened lwms ln an ou~f-t.he-way ...... Supply another bridal party helpet with a large pl.uUc bag to collect the gift wrap and ribbons. ~c the hund~ n1j(htl~· TV lo~ •in<i Sund.i ~ TV We<'k to ~Utdt' your ,·wwing s<'hedule. Dilly Piiat Labels guide food choices .. With thousands of food products avail.able in the supermarket, how can you make sure the fooda you purchase for your family wm provide the range or nutrients they need? It isn't aJways easy. A conadentious food shopper must do some planning to chooee fooda containing nutrients essential to good health. "By selecting a variety of fooda from the four food groups-milk, meat, vegetables and fruits, and breada and cereal.a-homemakers can be relatively aure that they are providing their families with a balanced diet,'' according to Debra Dyer, M.S ., R.D., consulting nutritionist in the Los Angeles area. "li you are concerned about comparing nutrients within each food group or chOOlling fooda that provide the beet nutritional value for the price, the most readily available source of nutrient information la the nutrition label," says Dyer. Nutrition labeling ia a food labeling program ad.rniniltered by the Food and Drug Adminiatration that ~es conawnera with nutrient infromation about the fooda they buy. Dyer explains putting nutrient information on a food label is voluntary unless a manufacturer adds nutrients or makes a nutritional claim on the label or in advertising, then it la required. When nutritional information panel is on a label. the infonnation i.a gjven in the following order: Fryer Breasts aondoH Jo.mt Toe9n!~r.!~in Morgarin• Cube1 Fr••h Frying Chkk•n With •Ill• Attoch.d .99c Sol•woy ~lb*259 Ovollty kef l°'" mm> 5 I 0 l·lb Cotton ,'--------------------' Round Steak lon•leuSoleway Ovaloty a •• 1 lb s22• Chuck Roast sa0::t:ra~~~r lb 99c Sliced Beef Liver o·•·o·•·d lb g9c Gro, und Beef , ..... •-vulo• :J.fb P'lcg. or larger Paclfo< .... P k Ch ,..,,,.,., John A1utt..I $ 1 '' or ops contain• C.nt•r & loin Ind ,., .. 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CO.et ......... , ................ .• , ............... ... • I • """-'" .. , fltue. lovttl ~" • 1 ... 1 C,..W 0r:. e4 WMtlut, l'"'f"• ' , • !'Make I; most i~w~!!i ~ • most luxurious, most ten- t der and delicious steak 11 then la, our mouths \ water for a juicy filet 'tmilJ'M>n. t rtlet mignon was orig- 1t inally a term used in French cookery but Americans have come to UR it interchangeably for all cuta of the "Full Beel Tenderloin". To get the best buy in filet mignon, purchase a larte porterhouse steak. The porterhouse con- tains both a large filet mignon and a top loin steak (also known as New York or Strip Steak). The next best buy is a T-bone steak that is smaller than a porterhowie. It contains a smaller filet mignon and a top Join steak. The only I d. ifference between T-bone and porterhouse is the size of the steak. Check on cost per pound to decide on the better buy. A.a with many cuts of beef, the larger cut such aa the porterhouse oosts less per pound than purchasing a single filet mignon. When buying a bonele.a filet mignon. allow 3 eervi.ngs per pound. U purchasing a porterhouae with the bone in, allow 2 servings per pound. Eating out bites into budget WASHINGTON (AP) -American families 1pend roughly one-third f their food budgeta to · away from borne, according to a OOMUrner spending survey re-lie..ed by the Bureau of ;Labor Statistic&. The bureau said boUleholda with young- er tamme. spend even a higher ahare of their food dollar --40 centa or more --to eat out. The swvey involved 10me 5,000 American houae- bolda studied in 1980 and 1981. Among the other find- inp are: -Tile amount of the y budget spent on ood declines sharply as ri8es in U.S. holds with people highest income levela spending only ,about a dline of every ~llar on food. --Families with high- ier income tend to spend JDOft oo food away from home. 35 percent com- pared with 25 percent of 'total food spending for 1hoee in the lower in- come bnckets. --More dining away from home occurs in boulleholds where both the huaband and wife haw jobs. -People aver 65 ye.an ..,end a higher propor- tion of their income than other .,e poops on food llODIUmled at home. 'n. bureau'• Con- 1umer Expenditure Survey, conducted by &he Cemus Bureau, was ~ ln 1979 with the aim of providing the ~t with oon- lllW'Dlr spending lnfor- matklt\ that can be U8ed In tht oompilation of Ddwr repona. Some ~.ooo houR-- boldl are surveyed each yMr by the Census Bu- ~ and the respon- --keep a diary o1 ab*'~ babita for ~-:m~ llidlld In 85 areas ecro. the CIJUfttry. Th. avvey Uo show- ed, 8IDblllf other thinp. &hat American ~ boldie Cll\ Uw av~ ~ $&.20 Oil ew:ry •100 on alcoholic ba••awa. and that the ~of Uquon. a... Md wm. "-.. tncome. A howebold with an-..a income of $30,000 l'; :r-,.?"°' •.• o( ~ alcoholic Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Wedneaday, June 15, 1983 SHOPPIN<; TH~: VONS AD THIS s1300 Wf.J EK C,OU!JDSAVE YOlJ OVER We compared the prices of the feature in this week's Vons ad against supermarket* prices. Vons is going to sa~e you more than s .13.00 When you shop at Vons. you're aolna to save a lot of money. TheM" same Items last week cost over 1 I J.00 more at other supermarkets.• As part of Vons ongolna commitment to brin1ln1 you the lowest prkes, we also save If you're a prlc:e--conscious shopper who believes all ~upermarktts are not equal. llwn shop and compare. 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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, June 15, 1983 Apple slices star as new dipper The theme of a summer party menu centers on two mter- nationally-msp1red dips that enhance the natural goodness of one of the best early summer fruits. The Cape Granny Smith apple, for example is nght m sea.son from May through August. Its cnsp texture and sweet-tart taste uru~uely counterpoint each flavor of these dips. In the recipe called Granny's Kebobs Take A Dip, chunks of the a pple are speared with pine apple sec tion• and r~d seedless grapes on a skewer. S haring the table is the Granny's Currant 'N Nut Cheese Dip, a savory mixture with a North African touch of currants and spices and Granny's Low-Cal L1ptauer Cheese. GRANNY 'S KEBOBS TAKE A DIP l table spoo n butter or margarine ~ cup finely chopped oruon 2 cloves garlic, minced 112 cup peanut butter 1h cup hot water 2 teaapoona soy aauce 1h teaspoon hot pepper sauce 4 Granny Smith apples 1 fresh pineapple, peeled and cut in chunks ~ pound dark seedless grapes In a small saucepan melt butter; cook onion and garlic 5 to Meatloaf an Ainerican favorite Mea tloaf is one of America's favorite econonucal main dishes. Thanks to new no salt added produc t s n o w i n national d istribution, this family entree easily can be prepared in a low- sod1um version that sacrifices none of the flavor VEGETABLE MEATLOAF RING 1 cup water 1,. cup cracked wheat bulgur l 1h pounds ground round 2 eggs. beaten l cup catsup (no salt added) \i'l cup fmely chopped onion \i'l c up c h o ppe d gree n pepper l clove garlic, rrunced 'A teaspoon basil V. teaspoon dry mustard 1;. teaspoon sage V. teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon light com syrup Herbed Vegetable Medley• Bring water and bulgur to boil. Turn heat off. let stand I hour; dram. Combine bulgur, meat, eggs. 112 cup catsup, onion, green pepper, garlic. basll. dry mustard, sage and peppe r ; m ix well. Firmly press mixture into 6-cup ring mold. Bake at 350 degrees F. l hour. Dram exce5.$ fat. Turn out onto se r vi ng plate . Co mbine remairung 'h cup catsup and com syrup. Drizzle over meatloaf. Fill cente r with Herbed Vegetable Medley. 6 servings. •HERBED VEGETABLE MEDLEY 1 can (16 ounces) cut green To receive your stOte coupon good l0t a FREE PdCka9e of $WJvet 2 s 1 Cul 1ne prool·o"ou•cnase seals tram rwo pactaoes of Swtvel 2 s 2 Seno tne proot of ourcna~ sea·s the aateo c..ish reg ~•e• t&C&p! ""~"Ille price P3•0 ClfCl90 plus tr>·~ CO"'P'ete<J cer:itocaie ro FREE SWIVEL OFFER Box 4638 Monticello. MN 55365 Name __ Aooress __ _ C•ry ___ _ __ sta•e _ lop beans (no sah added) 1 cup sliced carrot 1 cup diced onion 1 cup cubed potato 2 tablespoons sweet butter I tablespoon cornstarch 'A teaspoon basil ~ teaspoon pepper 1 cup fre sh mushroom halves Drain green beans reserving Liquid. Saute carrots, onion and potato in butter 2 minutes. Add l tablespoon reserved liauid. Cover; reduce heat and steam 5 minutes. Blend 'h cup reserved liquid with cornstarch, basil and pepper. Add to skillet with beans and mushrooms. Bring to boil, stirring constantly. Reduce heat; simmer until thickened and translucent. --------------- 7 minutes or untll tender. Remove from heat. Stir in peanut butter, water, IOY aauoe and hot pepper sauce. ScraJ>fl mixture into. the container of an electric blender. Cover. Proceaa until smooth, acraplng down aide• oocaaionally. Cover dip and chill overnight to blend flavors. To make keboba, cut apples into wedgee and cubes. Tfuead apple slice, pineapple chunk, grape and apple cubes on each skewer. Arrange keboba on aervlng platter. Serve with peanut dip. Yield: About l cup dip; 4 aervings. GRANNY'S CURRANT 'N NUT CHEESE DIP 1 package (8 ounces) farmer cheese -~ cGp plain low-Cat yogurt 1A teaspoon vanilla ~ cup teaspoon ground cinnamon Dash ground nutmeg 3 tablespoons currants 3 tablespoons finely chopped walnuts 4 Granny Smith apples, cored and sliced In the container of a food processor or electl'ic blender, combine farmer cheese, yogurt, vanilla, cinnamon and nutmeg until smooth, scraping down sides occasionally. Stir in currants and walnuts. Serve with apple slices. Yield: About 1 ~ cups dip; 4 servings. 25¢ S'TOflE COOPON EXPtRES 07131183 25¢ SAVE25¢ I Hurry! : s1w~s~ on your neX1 purchase of EITHER Kellogg's Frosted Kr1.,p1es Mar5hmallou..• Krisptc'> OR Cocoa Kr1sp1es cereal f0fle1 l•rn•t9'Cf •• ..,... CO\.lpen ..,., pot.t..09• P'o''fhcttMf I Gt0(18' .,,. -• "• • ., , ....,. °""' ,, ~' .. 'V .... •• , _...,.. ...,,. ~-.. 3"t/"/ -,·:,-·1· .... r~;--~~0;1;:-~:.:,..: .~.,.c-::::;~ ~~;'. 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ONKofe» ~ Securih ~ SecwJ~~ TAMPONS~ Secur~ fit for protection you can trust 36000 161699 .. ______________________ .. -------------- INTRODUCING 8\0 i lf PROTECTION NEY!DQM· FRf f Wllb longer lasrlng prot«tton than any other regular thin marl ®Tissues Receive One Free Box of KLEENEX Brand 11SStH.'S w11en vou tire>sent this couoon with the ourchase or rt11i>1• bOYPc; 1 • f ,, (1 1 I ( f f t t t t f ,, ' r ' i !I ~ b i . t ~ t ~ r --·----------~--------------------------- De Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 16, 1983 Blender drinks beat break! ast blues Breakfast 1s the most important meal of the day. Research shows that it dir ec tly affects performam.-e lev.f:"ls. A study pubhshed by the Pennsylvania State U n1 vers1ty Nutrition Education Center notes that breakfast eaters had a s ignificantly better work rate and output The paper reported a better attitude resulted when breakfast was included in the daily dietary regimen. Blender breakfast drinks are precisely what is needed for those who claim they've no tune for the first meal of the day This dehcious duo 1s filled wnh the fresh tastes of the season's best fruit . The Peac h y Blender Breakfast Drink 1s redolent with fresh peaches, and the Banana Berry Thick Shake, rich with fresh strawberries and bananas. takes longer to dnnk than to make On the less hectic we e kend a more leisurely breakfast adds a bit of glamour to your diet. Fruit-filled Omelets are lush wit h the full fl av ors o f fresh strawberries and nectarines. PEACHY BLENDER BREAKFAST DRINK 2 medium-size, ripe peaches. peeled, pitted, sllced lh cup rru lk 1 egg 1 t e a s p oo n dark brown sugar Combin e all ingredients in container of electric blender; cover; p rocess until smooth. Makes one serving. BANANA-BERRY THICK SHAKE 1 cup fresh strawbernes 1 medium-size, ripe banana 1 egg 1 cup buttermilk 1 to 2 teaspoons sugar (depending on Salmon Pate • elegant Cocktail parties are back in style. It can be an easy, elegant way to serve a crowd. Many times, Wlth an array of food and dnnk. it becom- es a full-scale meal. Smoked salmon pate is a quick and easy addition to your next party. A 3-ounce package of smoked salmon is so simple to blend or pro- cess with cream cheese, garlic and green onion. A dash of Vermouth is added for a snappy fin- ish. And this velvety, pale pink pa t.e is crowned with a generous sprinkl- ing of caviar Use red and black caviar for a colorful contrast. Different shapes and patterns de- pend only upon your imagination and de- velopment. SMOKED SALMON PATE 2 pack.ages (3 ounces each) smoked salmon, chopped 2 pack.ages (8 ounces) Neufchatel or cream cheese, softened 2 to 3 cloves garlic, minced or pressed 2 to 3 green onions. minced l to 2 tablespoons Vennouth (to taste) 1 jar (2 ounces) red or black caviar Watercress sprigs Blend or process tint 5 l.ngredienta. Mound in bowl and gami.sh with caviar and watercress. Makes 8 to 10 servings. No matter what y ou 're doi ng . your hometown newspaper Thelllfflllttta In. sweetness of fruit) ln container of electric blender combine all 1ngred1e nt s; cover; process until smoo th . Makes two servings. FRUIT -F I LLED OMELETS Fllllog l pint fresh strawbernes, hulled and sliced 2 medium nec - tarines, sliced (2 cups) 2 teaspoons sugar 1A teupoon ground cumamon In medium bowl combine stra wherries. nectarines, ...sugar and cmnamon; mix well. Let stand at room temperature 30 minutes. Omelet• 8 eggs ~cup milk 3 tablespoons sugar 4 tablespoons butter or margarine, divided 1 cup vanilla yogurt ~=t.ILJCXO ... o o IW>'TI Ml,. .... _ ... ... • hekJm ... &e& ii~ 'haniu ... ···i; <>AllD M>l 1<.oelo • .. Salami ... &• ~l~O tlOI .... Salami Chub ... -.,. In s mall bowl beat eggs, milk a n d sugar with an egg beater or wire whisk until light and fro thy . In small skillet melt 1 tablespoon butter; pour ln ~ cup of the egg rruxt~. With spatula, carefully push cooked portions at edges toward center so uncooked portion flows underneath. Slide pan rapidly back and forth over heat to jf:;\ • AJMk•a Cocts .. 99 Fllleta ~no co .&e F..._..DQ-...W SMOKED CENTER CVT Ham keep egga from sticking. While top a still moist spread ~ cup fruit filling over half the omelet. With pancake turne r fold omelet In half and turn out onto heated plate with quick flip of the wrist. Top with yogurt and a fresh strawberry. if desired. Repeat with r emaining butter, egg and fruit mixture. 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B~I nd us S<'veraJ of your favorite rt..'<.'lpe9 SO: for a tasty change try a Mediterranean Pasta Salad we can pick a couple to share with our readere.: tightly laced with brandy Its texture lS deliciously The series also includes a photo and short different from moot salads, and the brandy dressing profile of our spec1aJ cook each week lends an mtngumg spirit. A terrific opener for any main c:oursc, this dish Send your r€C1pes to the Food F.d1tor. c/o couldaL<;0findaplaceasaluncheonentrN'.lt'sagreat the Daily Pilot, P. 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa, last-minut~ meal, too, since 1t requires very little CaJH. 92626, and be sure to include your name; effort or preparation time. 'j'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_b~a~d~d~ress~~a~nd~p;h:o~ne~n~um;be~r.~:--:==--.....,.~~ Prepare the dressing first by combmmg mayon-_:_ naise, garlic, capers, salt, tarragon and white pepper with a touch of brandy. Then mix cooked pasta shelb, mandarin orange segments, crumbled feta cheese. ham strips, green oruons. black olives. walnut p1e<.'C'S and green pepper with the dressing Chill the pasta salad and spoon tt onto a lettuce-lined plate MEDITERRANEAN PASTA SALAD 8 ounces shell pasta, cooked and Ut'amc.'Cl 1 ( 11 -ounce) can mandarin oranges, dramtod 1 cup cooked ham straps 1 green pepper. thmJy sliced 3 green oruons. chopped 'A cup sllced black olives 'A cup crumbled feta cheese 1;. cup walnut pieces Combine pasta. orange sllc.·es. ham, green pepper. onions. olives, c heese and walnuts with dressing, chill. Serve on a lettuce-lined pla~ Makes 6 servings. DRESSING 3 tablespoons brandy :Y. cup mayonnaise 1 clove minced garlic 1 t.easpoon capers \12 ieaspoon tarragon 114 teaspoon whit.e pepper Combine ingredients: mix well Kids c an make their o w n tre ats Summer vacauon is the 1deaJ tune to t.each grade-school age children to make their own nutnllous treats. They will have plenty of time while they're out of school and it's easy whe n they don't have to cook Swruner f avon t.es can be prepared with an electnc blender. Electnc blenders require your supervu;1on; show them how to safely drop m the tngred1ents, secure the top and press the butt.on. Dairy products are the best place to start. They make delicious soda-fountaJ.n treats, just what children like on hot summer playdays Cool yogurt, milk and ice cream are naturaJ partners for fresh fruits and fruit JU•ces FROZEN YOGURT POPS 1 pl.Ill strawbernes 1 ~poon plain gelatin 2 tablespoons cold wat.er 'A cup sugar 1 cup plain yogurt 2 teaspoons fresh lemon .juice Put strawberries in electric blender, cover, turn on and blend until pureed. You should get l 'A cups•. Mix gelatm and water in saucepan and sur over low heat unul d1SSOlved. Add sugar and sur to dtS.c;olve Remove Crom heat Combine yogurt, strawberry puree and lemon juice in a bowl Thoroughly rrux in warm gelatin mixture unttl smooth. Pour into popsicle molds. Frttz.e until flnn. To remove popsicle from mold, run hot cap wat.er around outside of that part of mold until popsicle IS loose. Makes 8 popsicles. Not.e: If you don't have popsicle molds. use w axed paper cups instead. When partially frozen, lmert sticks then freez.e until flnn. •If you prefer, use fresh peaches, nectarines, or other berries instead of strawbemes. Just puree enough to get 1 ~ cups STRAWBERRY YOGURT MALT 1 cup plain yogurt 2 8COOpe strawberry ice cream ( 1 cup) 4 t.eaapoons malted milk powder V. cup milk 2 ice cubes, cracked (with back of spoon) Put all lngTedients in an electric blender. Cover. Turn on and blend until smooth and fluffy. Makes 2 cups. AP R ICOT BREAKF AST SHAKE l cup apricot nectar 1 cup plain yogurt 1 banana. peeled and haWl"d 3 ice cvbes. cracked (with bac:k of spoon) Put 'All mgrOOienta ln electnc blender. Cover Tum on and blend until smooth and fluffy. Makes about 3 cups. ~ ~· ~-1•• ·--· ·--· ··~~ Ill l!lllG ·--llittl II • tllDI •• ,. ma• 11111 •! •1• I ll•• ,,_ .• ,. 1m1 • 111111 111 •11 Now at San Francisco Boulangerie in a delicious new variety. Choose from 5 delectable flavors, fresh every,,,.,day. Almond, Cheese, Pain au Chocolat (chocolate). Apple and dassic Butter. 27 layers of paper-thin dough. each spread generously with Grade AA sweet butter and baked in our own ovens fresh every day. Treat your family (and yourself) to the original French delight. the Elegant Croissant. Order by phone. Ct1ll b..>' 2PM tu make sun> your ortlf'r is ready and ll'aitinJ: u•bett you"'""' ii. ~/' SAN FRANCISCO (~ ~(QJruJlkffiJmJ(fil~rnsn~ ~-IM Sourdou h French Bread Your dally bread Always oven fresh. 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The facts are the "wine state" has its share of anti- quated laws, many dat- ing back to the end of Prohibition. The state even has a "Blue Law" which for- bids wineries from de- livering wine to retailers or restaurants on a Sun- day, and while a con- sumer can bring in cases of wine from a European jetliner, not a single bot- tle-can legally be brought across the state line from Oregon.One of the regu- lations that most affecta con sumers, forbids couponing, the offering of premiums or gift.a, things that would bring the price of the product down for consumers. A producer is per- mitted to lower the price at the wiriery for a special sale offer, but there is no legal way to ensure that the whole- saler or retailer will pus I the savings along to con- ~ sumers, so a direct U "money off" coupon is the only way to ensure the consumer sees the savings. Some 32 states permit couponing, but Cali- fornia is not among them. Taylor California Cellars offered Nevada con- sumers refunds via coupons last year and doubled the sales of their products in that market, which says that con- sumers appreciate the cost savings. TCC feels it has found a loophole of sorts in the California law, and re- cently ran full page newspaper ads in the stale offering $1 rebates on 1.5 liter size bottles of the company's wines. It appears to this writer that TCC is right. The wording of the Cali- fornia law indeed forbids couponing, but does not say a thing about wine- ry-direct rebates as of- fered by TCC. The California De- partment of Alcoholic Beverage Control doesn't see it that way, and has strongly sug- gested that TCC "cease and desist." warning of possible fines and even threatening wholesalel"ll and retailers who partici- pate in some way with the suspension or loss of their licenses to do busi- ness. TCC, which is owned by The Wine Spectrum, which is owned by Coca Cola, thinks it is In the right and will neither cease nor desist. It looks as if the issue will end up in the courts, and Spec- trum's attorneys are prepared to "go all the way with thisone." ABC should think twice before defending this issue in court, thereby probably wasting a ton of taxpayers money de- fending a law that is anti-consumer. • • • BE FIRST-The re- sults of the Orange County Fair Commerdal Wine Competition is on the way to the printers. To receive your copy of the official award.a book- let the minute they roll off the preeaes, send $2.50 to : OCWinntta 83, P .O. Box 397, Garden Grove CA 92642. A few copies of• the 1982 edition are ;\ available at the ame price. and may be or-· dered by writing to OC r w tnners 82. Some of lut year's winnera are IJt1l1 commercially available. and it's always interest- fn•ex•~n•1fve• ·11n Mt IC*lT IN) nOfltrgh In price; r•••onabl•; ~~ltlng ,. ....... . Cfaattted Advertlielng 842-7887 ing to compare results from one year to the next. It is a California wine, but note the very Italian name, and a rather spor- ty sounding·i:me at that. The reason? The wine is presumably being sent into the marketplace to do pattle against all those cheap Italian Lam- bruscos, which make up the largest portion of imported wine sales in this country. Mead on wine though the name Gallo appeara nowhere on the label. ••• By JERRY D. MEAD Both wines will aell for considerably lea than $3 a bottle, with the two-bottle sir.e telling for less than $5. U you like Lambruaoo, but feel guil- ty about drinking im- port.a, sive these a try when they come to town. CALIFORNLA LAM- BRUSCO?-There's a new brand of wine being test-marketed in some 20 American cities that will no doubt have national distribution by this time next year, perhaps even sooner. There is both a red and a while, and the brand name is "Polo Brindisi." Since a California winery can't use the name Lambrusco, the Meat Values most the marketing folks could do is give it an Italian sounding name and make It taste as much like Lambrusco as po68- ible, and then price it to compete head-on aeain.st the Reunites of the world. I haven't tasted it yet, but a reliable source tells Dairy/Deli me that both red and white are slightly sweet, slightly carbonated, and very grapey tasting. Who is Polo and where is he making hla wine? Well, Polo is a stepchild, recently adopted ln Mod- esto, which should tell you that his parent.a are named Ernest and Julio, • • • BEST BUY-I have tasted several times re- cently, and been very Grocery Values rroaen·Oettol1ed l 09 Beef Back Ribs • l'resh·Gardenla Ricotta Cheese 11.: 1.29 Whole Peeled 39 Plain W~ap Tomatoes "..:. Smoked orPolllh ~ 2.39 ~eSausage ~ sffiofc'ect°Hains ~ 129 Fisherman's Cove F'fesh PacUIC l 99 Red Snapper ~ • Liquor Values MlsslOO J Doten Com Tortillas Ralph1·ChUled·IOO'\ Apple Juice Auor1ed·Flelh Al1redo's Pasta Ralplu-Macaronl or Potato Salad ~:; .69 "~ .89 '::: 1.69 14.:: .69 Bakery Values M~dartn Orange ue: .57 Apple Juice M: 1.59 RalpbJ.JJlltant 99 Potato Flakes ~ • 16 o& N'R bll&·bQ or Diet 6 2 19 7-Up• • · peck • Appetite Shoppe · · · ll 01 NR Beer Henry Weinhard 2 48 ltalphl-Platn·Ham.butg.r or 45 Oometbc Dout>M CUI poc:: • Hot Dog Buns -:.~ • Swiss Cheese .J: 2.19 -r:2.69 Imported Wtne Lancers Rose "":: 2. 78 F'riiit0s~i P!f. • 99 o~hilam switch & save more than a buck a bag* Prices effective June 16 thru June 22, 1983 # IUCH ' GMrllO IUITINQTO.. IUCH impressed with Paul Masson Brut Cham- pagne, which has to be one of the best, moder- ately priced, sparkling wines in America today. The wine sells in the $8 range, is delightfully lrUe to its brut desig- nation, meaning that the wine iB quite dry and crisp, and yet there is interesting but not over- powering fruit to the wine as well. J ust the ticket for all those June brides. l'l • • • • ITALLAN CHART~· Italian wines are among~ · your favorites, do writ#;: for the new Italian V(Q.:. '. tage Chart offered tree.'.:. by the Italian W'-Q Cent.er. Virtually evefY'!i· ltal.1an red wine tyJ,;S .; with vintages datinf!e ·. back to 1965 iB evaluated,4 :. and all it takes to receiveo= a copy isa seli-addres.sed,.:t !!tamped envelope to I~._:!: tan Wine Chart, 499 Pa.nca · . '. Ave., New York, N'.Y .g· 10022. T: . i ~ ~:; .+ J, -t t· ·t . ~· .~· ; t: I !f . .!~~ 1t ~ ·t ~ t • :~· -f -.. , :1 11 lq ... ;d' :s: ·e 8 "'a E . 2 : 1= t • :c ' ... ;)· • . i:. .... ~ ~-· .~: ! ., . I: I No pwchase necessary Produce/Floral Flesh Bulk Mushrooms New Crop.Ptemlurn Russet Potatoes !'<>J>lcal Ta51e Tre01 Mangoes helh·CIUp Celery SwMI llallan Red Onions ~l.79 ~ .39 "'-• .59 -.49 'I: .39 Frozen Food KJon4Ut•·Auor1ed v ar1ettel Ice Cream Bars HarYeJI rrMb Green Giant Com I. '. I , I . ' 1 E4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 15, 1983 Flavorful, fragrant curry adds dash to bland foods Curry powder is a quick way to spu:e up slim foods. The calories are virtually nil, but the , flavor and fragrance it adds to food is nothing short of spectacular. Even a Little curry powder can add dash to bland cottage cheese or rice; use it to spice up salads, dres&n.gs, sauces and barbecue bastes. Curry powder is not one seasoning, but a blend of many spices in varying proportions, in- cluding turmeric (which adds the pleasing yellow color), ginger, cwnin, cinnamon, coriander, caraway and hot chili pepper. While the flavor notes of m06t commercial curry powders are similar, there is considerable variation among brands. You should try several to find the one that suits you best. Some are marked "mild" or "hot" depending on the proportion of hot chili pepper. The amount of curry powder used in these Slim Gourmet recipes LS conservative; add more il you like. CU RRI ED CAULIFLOWER IO-ounce package frozen cauliflower 2 thin slices of onion 'h cup fat-skimmed chicken broth 'h teaspoon butter 1 teaspoon curry pow- der (or more, to taste) Optional: 'h teaspoon cumin seeds Combine ingredients in a small nonstick pan. Cover and simmer over low heat 5 or 6 minutes. Uncover and simmer until most of the liquid has evaporated. Makes 3 • servings, 35 calories each. I I' QUICK CURRY SALAD DRESSING 4 tablespoons "Light" (low-cal) Thousand island or Russian salad dressing 4 tablespoons plam low fat yogurt l teaspoon curry pow- der (or to taste) 1h teaspoon cumin seeds Gently fold ingre- dients together Use as a dressing on tossed green salad, frull salads, chicken or shellfish salad. Makes 'h cup, 20 calones per tablespoon. Bombay Broiled Chicken: Use Quick Curry Salad Dresfilng but increase curry RQW- der to 4 teaspoons. Add 1 tablespoon lemon juice Combine with 2 pounds cut-up frying chicken, coating ducken completely. Cover and refngerate au day or overnight. Arrange coa t ed ducken pieces slun-side down on a brotler rack and broil 15 to 20 minutes. Turn skin-side up and broil approx- imately 20 minutes more, until chkken is cooked through and skin is charred and crisp. Makes 6 servings, 160 calories each. Serving festive 1 -chicken or sealood I salad takes on a festive preeentation when ser- J ved in hollowed-out pineapple shella. •Remember to keep carrot and celery sticka ready in your refrlger- a1or. They're healthlul, quick snack.I for the en- tire famlly. •Serve wedges of lemon and lime with a1ada for family or pesta. 'Thefre9hdtrusia not only a colorful ad- dition. but at.> a natural Oavrx enhancer . .dnpa with your favorite cheeee la the perfect~ or fln- lah to any ,.,..i. C.UICOI cmlCTIOI •.. ci...&o appanl ,... ""''.a.... the pn-.. a:!~ 848-4138 INST ANT CURRIED RICE 1 cup Instant rice 1 tablespoon fresh (or 1 teaspoon dried) minced onion 1 tablespoon raisins 1 teaspoon curry power (or more to taste) 1 cup boiling tomato juice Optional: 2 table- spoons plain low fat yogurt Optional: 2 table- spoons minced fresh panley Stir rice, onion, rlllBina and curry powder into hot tomato j.lice. Cover tightly; let stand 5 minutes. Flu!! with a fork. Top with a dollop of yogurt and minced parsley, if desired. Makes 4 servings, 110 calories each (optional ingredients add 5 calories per serving). CURRY WALDORF SALAD 1 'h cups sliced celery prices good thru June 21 meat homemade trvtne ranch market pkg, of 8 .99 Slim gourmet By BARBARA GIBBONS 1 cup diced unpared Golden Delicious ap- ples • 3 tablespoons golden raiains 4 tablespoons plain (or lemon) low fat yogun 4 tablespoons "light" (low-cal) mayonnaise l teaspoon curry pow- 112 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice (or pinch each : ginger, clove, cinnamon, allspice) Lettuce 2 tablespoons defatted dry-roasted peanuts, broken up l teaspoon cumin seeds Combine celery, apple and raiains In a bow I. Blend yogurt, mayon- na.iae, curry powder and spice together; toa with celery mixture until well coated. Arrange on let- tuce leaves and sprinkle with nuta and cumin eeeda. Makes 6 servings, 75 calories each. CURRIED MEAT- BALLS, MAU-STYLE 1 pound fat-trimmed lean beef round, ground • no dealer sales r • limit rights reserved -1' ·.-~~"' --~e~food V. cup plam (or lemon) low fat yogurt 3 tablespoons fresh (or I tablespoon dned) minced onion 2 tablespoons mm<.."ed fresh cilantro (or parsley) 1 clove garlic, m.mc."ed 2 tablespoons soy sauce 8-ounce can plain tomato sauce ~ cup (6 ounces) un- sweetened pineapple juice Combine ingredients, t-xcept tomato sauce and pant-aple JUiee, rrux w eU Shape mto 8 medium (or 16 small) meatballs Spray a nonstick pan with cooking spray Brown the meatbaJls over high heat; turn to brown evenly. Dram and discard any fat from pan. Add tomato sauce and paneapple juice. Cook, c.'Overed. untiJ sauc.-c lS thick , about 10 t.c 12 minutes. Makes 4 scrvmgs, 215 calorief each produce u s no I premium red or white • onions lb •• 29 garden fresh local grown • romaine lettuce ·1 deli assorted I IZZIS made fresh daily strami ham h11tshire farms olish sausa e .... 39 ~ •. 2.89 •. 3.29 •. 3.29 •. 2.79 wedding and graduation hHdquarters- tor party trays! please order 48 hours In advance! 6 foot jumbo sandwiches filled with bologna ham, 2 types of salami. american and swiss cheeses ~nd dressing .......... ~~ feeds 20 29.'l_S deli l ·-·--~~~~~--~-...~--._.------------~~-----------------------------------------------------------... --...... mi!!_. ........ _. ............. ~ Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 15, 1983 Teriyaki fish a real catch You don't have to be a aport fisherman to love fresh barbecued fish. Whether you're at the ocean, river, lake or nght in your own backyard, L emon Ter1yaki Catch-of-the-Day. is eaay to prepare yet elegant to serve. I With all the port.able ~becue equipment on 1~·e market, it's easier than ever to grill great a sting fish in a fish-shaped hinged, wire · basket. It keeps the · the right dlstance m the coals and makes turning the fish a snap. Just about any kind of · -50le, snapper, bass, hitefish-will taste xotic and stay moist if marinated in t.eri yaki 'cs· de before grilling. Sport fishermen and ould-be sport fisher- !;;;n will be delighted F-th the "one that didn't et away." LEMON TERIY AKI CATCH-OF-THE-DAY 1 whole fish (3 to 5 pounds) dressed and fileted (cod. sole, hali- but, red snapper, bass, w hi t.ef ish or si.m.ilar fish) ~ cup bottled t.eriyaki marinade and sauce ~ cup butt.er or mar- garine 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 teaspoons basil, crumbled 1 lemon, thinly sliced 1 medium onion, thin- ly sliced Lemon slices and parsley for garnish (optional) Place filets in large shallow pan; pour in teriyaki sauce. Marinate 1.5 minutes. Tum file ts Seafood takes to grill American waters yield more than 200 species of ~ble fish and alm05t au :>f them take to the gnll with ease And there's plenty of fresh fish on ice in your local market. But re- member freshness is the key to maximum flavor. Fish with a high fat :xmt.ent baste themselves naturally on the grill. Lean fish, on the other band, reqwre frequent basting or foil wrap to keep them from drying :>Ut. Cooking m foil r.educes the chance of flare-ups uid is always a good :hoice on windy days. You can even put the vegetables in the same wrap and produce a marvelous one-slep din- ner. GRILLED FISH AND VEGETABLES 1 Yi to 2 pounds fish steaks (flounder, had- dock. halibut . swordfish) ~ cup eacb celery, zucchini and carrots. julienned '!. cup mushrooms, sliced 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 1 tablespoon chopped chives ~ teaspoon dried summer savory, crushed 14 cup butter or mar- garine, melted Yi teaspoon saJ t Dash pepper Rinse and dry fish rt.ea.ks. Arrange on a .arge square of heavy iuty foil. Place veg- ~tables and mushrooms m fish. Top with parsley, :h ives and summer savory. Drizzle melted )Utter over fi.ah and veg- !tables. Sprinkle with ialt and pepper. Fold foil loosely around {ish and aea.l. :;rill over moderately lOt ooa1e l 0 to 1 5 minutes Nill height: 4 to 5 .nches). Tum packet wer oocuionally. Cook .mtil fbh {lakes when lfted with a fork. Serves I to'· find mnnc·~· s a\'ing yet tas1~· rcc·1pt'"' in W('ctnc•Mfa~ 0 !-t foorl pa~('!'. l1llyPilat over and marinate 15 mtnutes longer. Remove from marinade; reserve marinade Combine butter, lemon Juice, basil and reserved marinade in saucepan; bring to boil and remove from heat. Place 1 met in bottom of fish-shaped hinged wire grill basket. Ar- range lemon and onion slices on filet; top with remaining filet. Secure basket and place about 6 to 7 inches from hot coals. Cookl5mlnutes,basung frequently with half of butt.er mixture. Turn fish basket over. Cook 15 to' 20 minutes longer, or uutil fish flakes easily when tested with fork, continumg to baste frequently with re- maining butt.er mixture. Remove fish from basket to serving platter; gar- nish with lemon slices and parsley as desired. Makes 6 to 8 servings. Filet fish by cutting through fish along backbone from tail to JWil behind head, cutting down to the bone with sharp knife. Cut flesh away from backbone by holding knife blade almost flat and parallel with body of fish. Allow knife to run over rib bones. Cut with clean, even strokes, being careful not to cut into filet. Lift filet off in one piece; tum fish over and remove other filet. Discard bones or save for stock. USDA CHOICE BEEF, THICK CUT ROUND 1'! LARGE AA EGGS SMITH'S, CARTON OF 1-DOZEN -... , .... .,.. ..... ........... . .. RIB ROASTS USDA CHOICE H !EF LAROE EN D ll·OZ. an CRISCO SALAD Oil aONUa 0' t ""' OUNCll 1·~ l .. !QUL.AR, DRIP, AUTO DllllP, ELECTRIC PERK, flHE, 1·La. CAN 20·0Z. MINlllilUM WEIGHT JIF PEANU T BUTTER CREAMY OR UTRA CRUNCHY, 11-0Z.JAR 111 JELLO PEACHES SWEET AND JUICY .. oz. PKO. JUICY NECTARINES YILLOW AND I WHT 79~ 31~. PILLSBURY OR 5$1 BALLARD BISCUITS , COUNTRY STYLI, 0 •UTTIRMILK, 1\t·OZ. TUH u••r • R COAST BATH SOAP 45~ BOUNCE FAllllC somllEll lllEETS aox o' 11 INCLa. H•O,., 3100 BALBOA BLYO. AT 31st ST. NEWPORT BEACH CWIN 7 AM TO MIDNIGHT '" \ " •I BISQUICK BAKING MIX •ITTY CROCKIR t0-oz. aox 45~. .121 SAIL A TAU SHIP SWEmTAKES ..,. t .H t.01 611mlil 297& HARBOR NEAR BAIER •COSTA MESA WESTllllSTER IT GOLDEllWEST • WESTllllST~ O'IN 24 HOURS '· .. . , . .. ,, •• 10 •oO ·-• - 89 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednesday. June 15. 1983 Chicken carves out bigger pJace on dining table WASHINGTON (AP) -Chicken is carving out bigger place o n the able a n d s t e ak i s -ecommg less c:ommon as osts and health concerns a use a noticeable shift n the American die t. a onsumer group reports. The Center for Science n the Public Inter est, asing data drawn largely ro m g ove r n m e n t tatistics, said Ame ricans' a ting h a b i t s h ave hanged m arkedly an ecent years. Be tween 1976 a n d 98 1 , a nn ua l c o n - umption o r beef Cell •Y 19 pounds, or more han 19 percent. to 78.8 10unds per person, the enter said A t the sam e tame , •o ultry con s umptio n .Jmped by 10.6 pounds, r about 20 percent, to Enjoy treat fill year ly CECILY IROWNSTONE H oclal9d PreH Food Edllor You don't have to watt ntil next Passove r i( ou are inter este d in 1aking matzo ba lls he dumplings served tn hicken soup on seder -ienus. The unleavened bread aten during t he seven a ys o f Passo ver as vailable all, durmg the ear. So as matzo meal. h e oth e r m ain 1gred1ent of a special ecape for matzo balls Th e r ec ip e w a s da p ted fr o m th t· J ew ash Cookery Book" y Mrs . .l!:s the r L evy, :sued in Ph1lad elph1a in 871, and apparently the 1rst J ewish cookbook ublished m the United .tates . A fa csi mile dition of the book was ece n tly iss u e d b y oseph 1n e B aco n o r 'holiota Press Josephine Bacon as an nte rpr1s 1ng yo ung 'n g l1 s hwo ma n who ought an 1871 copy of he "J ew is h Cookery loo k ' fr o m a ookseller's catalog and dded a prefac:c to her e w ed1t1on N o w J1v1n g 1n allfom1a, she has been translator for both the ;raeli a nd America n o v e rnments -she .:>eaks seven languages uently and "gets by" tn ve morf'. As the title st.ates, 1t 1s a cookery book properly xplain e d , and i n c cordance with the ules of the J e w is h !ligion" and tt takes m to >rasiderat1on "principles C economy. ada pted for ewish house ke<?pers " MRS. LEVY'S MATZO BALLS 2 regular (not than) latzos. each about 6 1, lChes square (crumbled) 3 tablespoons oil 2 large oruons (eac:h ounces). finely c:hopped 3 large eggs 1 1/z c u p s (abou t) lalZO meal I tablespoon finely hopped parsley ~ teaspoon salt 1n teaspoon pepper Y. teaspoon ground mg er •;. t<'aspoon ground u'tmeg 3 quarts s a lte d 1ater In a small bowl. soak rumbled matzos m ca\d 1ater until sort -about minutes ln a 10-mch killet, in the hot oil, fry n10n untt'T' g o l de n rown. In a large bowl bea t ggs until f o am y . ;queeze e xreM moisture rt>m matzos and stir into ggs; gradually stir an ;atzo meal until mJxture • just stiff enough to .an<1Je Stir in well the nlon . parsley, salt, ,•epper, ginge r and 11\Jtmeg. Using 1 le ve l • ra eaauring tablespoon or each, wit.h wet pal.ms hape mixture into bath; et rest at r oo m emperature !or 10 1olnutea. ln a 4 -o r 5 -quart : ucepot bring salted vater to a boil, keep at : immering. Drop matzo 1alls into wate r e nd tmmcr until they are ender 1nd come M> t.he op -10 minuta. Makes .bout 4$. 62.8 pounds per person. R is ing pric es and de d inang product ion w e re p ar tiall y r espon s 1 ble for beef 's falling out of favor , said the ce nt e r , but It attributed some of the drop to people's concern about the health effects of eatmg fa tty meats. Ho w ever, the group said, about half the beef decline was made up by increased consumption of p or k . T h e average Amt!rkan ate 65 pounds of pork In 1981, up by 10 pounds , o r 18 pe rcent, from 1976. P o u I t r y".' n o ta b 1 y ch icken, ia both leaner and ch eaper than red meats and this accounta for Its in c reasing p o pularity, said the center. P o rk ia allo cheaper than beef. The re port was an updat e to a more extensive examination of American eating habits since 1910 that the c:e nter. a no n -pro fit Basic MitkJe! TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 80~1'1< eonoeo BHI lO•n FRESH MUSHROOMS Gou•-! h f"'9 8 01 P119 .79 ., BONDED MEATS BLADE CUT 89 ~£~STEAK Loe T·BONE STEAK &onoO!O llf't'f t.oon WHOLE BODY 49 ~~!,~rt~ ~HICK~0'! PORTERHOUSE STEAK •• 2 .69 80"C)ft' llfl' 1r'ltflrt PORK SPARERIBS •• 1 .39 we.__. n •ec.n""°''~'ID LONDON BROIL STEAK .2.29 • .._ t lfhCJll(llNff 90C:ll..Jl<i. SIRLOIN TIP STEAK •• 2 .19 •H f W»ClfC lflS~ HILLSHIRE SAUSAGE I 2 .29 ....... ,0 ~"· ,,.~ ,. WHOlE BEEF BRISKET • ..._.,, .~IC'VrC>tOtfft I I 't •A ,, tlf 7-BONE CHUCK STEAK I -.QtClff' gr o up fund e d b y membership donations and foundation grants, published in 1978. It drew most of the figures from the U.S. Agriculture Department, Interspersed with some data from other federal agencies and industry. The center's Michael Jacobson and Mary Colburn compiled the figures. The center expressed alarm about s o me of the eating tre nds. BEEF BACK RIBS QUARTER PORK LOIN • •• 89 .. 1.79 .. 1.19 r FOLCER'S 221 COFFEE "'°""° 16 01 on .,.ru.or~ • 'Olrll Ill AOl. •JtC> ~CJtfii CMOP'\ FRESH GROUND BEEF \ l8~ ....... , CY.If\"°' '•'llC'I \(" ... ,., SLICED BEEF LIVER . ....... MASTERPIECE HAM LADY LEE BACON UO• U f c..,-._. .. llCk~ \.I I\ ... 79 •• 3 .49 ... -1 .39 FISH & SEAFOOD FILLET Of TROUT ...... ~;STERN OYSTERS •• ,,, .... 1 .89 ~~ERRYSTONE CLAMS 11 • 98 .. 1 .95 THRESHER SHARK f9f\Mflll t SMALL BAY SHRIMP ,, 3 .89 r HARVEST DAY ..,5 ~~~D 1• OL~•--'-Wl"r• or wnnr ! HEARTH FARMS BREAD ~~·.~~,=~w-4•' 1•n1,0•1.89 Leonie G ladwin Saved$7.22 •f'9UI~• Of'IO or (If( (rl( ~ r KRAFT REAL 139 MAYONNA~~o~ J¥ rC&C ~0.f r CARNATION 175 ~9!~~-M~~~ U r !~~!<~~I~~~~R ·~nt ... 1 .52 r ~!l~~;.~JATOC~~~.1 .19 r ~~.~~~·!8.·ne~AlJC~n1 111 1.19 !!f!.CREAM CONES ,.,, '° •• 87 r 2~!!.~~~ .;~~~~ .. 1.19 r~~0MONTECATSU~,01 111 1 .17 I!~~TO SAUCE I ~& .. ~ !,.O?J!!ER ....... 1 .09 r~~~~~.f.!E,_~ERVES .. 01 ~·1 .27 r !,~lf;_? BRANO CCLATI~°' '°'. 58 !EVIAN MINERAL W~~~~ 1 .69 "Americans an UHW cons u med 34 percf!nt more fat, 43 percent less complex carbohydra tes and 45 pe rcent mo r e refined sweeteners than their 1910 count.erpam," the center said. attributed part o f this drop t o uncertai nty about caffe ine , whic h has be en linked to a number of ailments. How eve r, co n - s umption o f so ft drinks, which contain lots of sugar or artificial sweeteners, shot up 25 pe r cent In six years. Ame ricans now drink 412 12-ounce sodas each year , or slightly more than one a day, up from 329 six years ago. over the last 1lx yeau in c lude a 5 pe r cent decrease In the amount of fresh or fro~en fl1h eaten, but a 14.3 percent jump ln consumption of canned fish, moetly tuna. Citrus fruit eaung fell I t percent during the la~t penod, but apple and banana oonaumption each we nt up 11 percent, with the average person eating 20 pounds of each fruit annually. Some changes were a mixed blessi ng, the re port said. Coffee cons umption dropped 18 percent sinre 1976, with consumption fa ll ing from 690 s ix - o u n ce c ups to 567 annually. The g r o up Othe r changes noted Drinkm.,g whole milk fell off sharply, with the average person downing 16.2 gallons Instead of 20 gallons. This 19 percent drop in whole milk was accompanied by a 20 percent inc rease In l o wfat milk c on - sumption. There was virtually no cha nge in the average person's consumption of 151 pounds of flour and cerea.I grains each year. However, ri c e consumption soared 55 percent from 7.1 pounds to 11 pounds annually. Extra thick cut steaks for Dad's day! Look to• o ur large selection of extra lh•c.k c ul s1ea11s in lhe meatc ase All our steaks 11re Bonoea your guarante~ of sa11sfact1on rLIBBY'S 39 ~~!JAB,~~~• ~'" Cut r.tttn llH n\ a< Corn r PEANUT ~~.!.,~ER •901 )311 49 or eruncr.v /001<•-.. 79 £)~!~!,!_~SYRUP ''"'"" 1 .25 £LIPTON TEA BAGS . .,..''°' 2 .13 r ~~1~;3EANS \.-c<I .. if(,ltU \Mt t•oi r.,..54 r FRIED FISH 295 ~!~U~ ,. 0 1 80• r ~!~?c,~~!,!EVERAGES. 01 "" • 2 5 r ~~'LEE YOGURT r ~~ERIAL LIGHT •Oo'•~.35 \lnt .. r.1.29 r ~~~E BONNET MARGAR1~~E, , •• 5 9 LOW FAT MILK !~~~~~.~RANGE JU!~!, .... 79 r ~!'.~ CREME '°' ,,. • 79 !~,!!~ !MITH'S A~~of~~2.69 !~RK~L CORN " 0,, ... 1.39 !~~"~:.JEMIMA WAFfl.!0~.., •• 69 DELI DELIGHTS !~~~IMP COCKTAIL ,0, .... 75 @r~~::.~Essi~~"' ••• 1 .39 !~!',!~HOT LINl<,~01 .. , 1 .69 LADY LEE B~OCNA •01 .. 4 .99 r~I.~'? BOX PIZZA •101 1"' 1 .55 r :.!~~J,~N SHRIM~ °' to• 6. 99 r :.!~!.r2~ SHRIMPIOl IO• 2 . 99 LONGHORN CHEESE \A01'l0 KOC) 1a U OJ fMCX*wta-t ...-c. ~rKeyeuys ,, 2 .39 ~ mean extra savings. r ~~':1EL PEPPERON~o, .. , 1 .19 I !!!~~!ALAMI IN ... 2 .19 r ~~~~ WRANClE~~ .. , 1 .99 r ~~o SLICED HAM • ,.,, "'t 2 . 09 Krt Buys are •lems o•<ed below their •>141•y<11y O•M:ounl l>'tCft H • •Hult of m•nuleclu•en ttmpc>rary oromo llONI allow•nc• °' ""' •Ohonal purcha~es You 11 l1n<1 hun<l•P<I• 01 Key Buy •••ms every tUTlf! vou SlloP ~ .... ...,l_.. __ .. __ _ .._...,... __ e __ ~--ot~tOll\ flllOltt.• ~Mit~ '"'"" pttC'fl\tOO.•fffCf111•~•V ..,,.., •\ '"'"' '""'°h ,.,,. ,, ... , QUALITY PRODUCE COLDEN BANANAS II•~ llt'..Ov TO UI LARGE CANTALOUPE SWttf -Of!<~ lD.29 lll.29 GENERIC SAVINGS ~o·~·•29 GENERIC COOKIES APPLE PIE FILLING '°~ • ., .99 ·1001.68 ~, .... 99 ~: ROA STED PEAN·~~!~.1. 79 ELBOW MACARONI .• , ··~. 89 C~ECREAMER 1 •• 1.25 ~!~WASHER DETE~~~!1.53 CLA SS ClEANER ., ... '". 71 .. ,, ... 33 CUT GREEN BEANS "" ..... 9~~~~!~ MUSHROOMS'"' ••• 59 J~~1DIAPERS '"' .. ' 5 . 99 LIQUOR. BEER & WINE !~~R'S SCOT~~ .... , 11.59 r ~~BEL BRANDY .. .,, 6 . 79 r~.~..se~~~ .... ,. 7 .19 r Cl..'! GRANO AO 80U~~~8. 6 9 r ~~~!.!! BEER r s~~~.~~~s tH•<c JI 29 '' I 4ollf't &.f. .,. .. '" 2 .89 HOUSEHOLD & PET r SCOTT _f:!s ~~~R T~~!!-!Q OKOl~ft<I r~ .. ~X OETERGEN.T,°' to• 3 .99 !~'?.~!~BAGE BA~~'°.1.59 r~~ LEE DETERGE!!f 900 5.99 r !!A~!:'! ~~AP Ulfl ... 45 r ~ex BLEACH .,.l)f ." • 79 f ~~J;!!.ptAPERS •c•-4.99 I~?ROX PRE·WASHHOrel\ 1.99 r ~·.';!~~S CAT FOOO ••u •• 32 The Lucft.y 101111 S7fl 17 Tl'lt 10111 1 1 lhtt olher supe1m11rkt1I on lht! 111m11 or compsr•blt! ''"'m• s~ 39 f, II'"'" ••a, f" Pt" I The Ogount Supermarket _, .... 1.2~ Canada / Just Pure Sparkli ng Water • ration. A•C•M ® EVER·FRESH ® Pl otects Colar & Flavor Of Fruit Freezing, Drying or canning • Groc« For ~y~t mae coupom to M c P JOOO\ hC PO IO• 'U' ~calf 9180, WfWll~ ttws c:oucion at tt'lf flU <t._ -PIUS 7' ~ ~ fOr Ndl eoupon uwo by a custome-to purcNM a iar of A"CY EVfl·RIESH ""5 Off« VOIClln "1Y \Ut•or'lac.ll 1t v pronlClltlnQ. llCtr!WtC) °" r~ong ttw coupons nw c~ mun~.,..,~ tax lnC1uOed R"JUOCIMM An\' om« aJllC.1flOn ot ttws coupon COM ti~~ fr JUG WIVOICP\ prO<ting pur<naw WltfWt t'-!alt 90 ~ Of IUffclfnt \toc:1I fO WV« «JUOQn\ prf!Sentf!CI fOr r1!0fmC> tion muit ~ mJOt> J¥Ma.. upon r~t I -------------Make Home-Made Jam <A---!'!!.~') by the Quick/No cook :.l=:::=-: Freezer Method With M(P ~cltn vou c'n now m•• vour llVO<•I• IJrTI tM OUtClr NO COOll trttnr tTWlllOCI w•lhOut ~I tM l uu ~ol\IW ~ N ve ... m1na1eo !~ llWM COOlltnQ ~ 00.11"9 "'"\ •I S \0 H\V vou " Won<lff Wfly vou l'\JY• not trlf'<I 11 o.for• Frtt1., i¥n\ c~ oe ~~ ..... ~ vwo ~ M1 t<• cr•am 1oqo1no Of' on waff~ or not CMIP\ ,mo m.lnV ot~r wavs I I I LEANEST GROUND Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, June 15, 1983 ~: .. I . ~ ..... ' ... \ .,. ' . " . . . .... 1 ~·. ,\ ' .• ' l ( . . ... . ' Father's Day SALMON SALE FRESH KING SALMON WHOLE OR HALF FISH STEAKS (GREAT FOR BBOI '3.49~ '4.49~ '4.99~ BEEF $1 99 DOES NOT EXCEED • ~ FRESH FOSTER FARM CHICKEN BREAST 16% FAT REG 2.H LB BBQ WHOLE CHICKENS WITH OUR OWN SPECIAL SAUCE • 1 49 HOT & READY • U TO TAKE TO THE BEACH REQ '1.89 Lii TERIYAKI MARINATED BEEF K-BOBS s3.99u OVEN READY MEAT LOAF '1.89~ USDA CHOICE EASTERN CORNFED AGED BEEF FILET MIGNONS REG '1.19 LB •&.49 ~ FRESH CELERY BROCCOLI .49 ... 3;s1.oo TENDER, GREEN TENDER, SMALL LEAF FRISH PINEAPPLE HAii AVOCADOS FRESH CANTALOUPE HAWAIIAN GROWN LAROE SIZE LAROE, JUICY, SWEET 4;s1.oo FRESH PACIFIC RED SNAPPER sl.49~ PARKING AYAILAaLa AT ltlAlt OP aTOlll Pacific Ranch Market 334 7 E Coost Hwy Corona del Mar 673·3510 °"91'0olyt•"' .• ,. .... ._ ..... ,, ... Prieel Effectlv. Thru 8/21/83 REG. '2.41 La. t I n Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wedneaday, June 15, 1983 B e pre pared: Have 'Diaster Diet Kit' handy Bv DOROTHY WENCK ~c:-. ..... ~ Natural diasasters can strike at any time and at any place. The recent earthquake in Coalinga ls a reminder of this fact. Survivors o f great storms. floods, or tremors may find themselves temporary priaoners in their homes-without electricity, heat, com- munications, or transpor- tation. One way to achieve aelf-sufficiency during the time you're waiting for help to arrive is to have a Disaster Diet Kit in your home stocked with quick-to-prepare foods requiring neither refrigeration nor cook- mg. You don't need to buy large supplies of food. Canned foods, dry mixes and other staples you nonnally have on hand are well suited to an emergency food plan. Remember, in an emergency, familiar foods are importanL They can lift morale and give a feeling of security in a time of s~. The two important emergency requirements are water and calories for people in good health. The water must be pure. The food should satisfy hunger, supply energy, and, as much as possible, contribute to good nutri- tion. You can get along for quite a while without food, but for only a short time without water. At least ~ gallon of water per person per day is needed for drinking puposes in moder ate weather. Another in gal- lon per person per day is recommended for bath- ing, food preparation and dish washing. Some of your needs for liquids can be met by storing quantitites of fruit juice, soft drinks, and canned foods such as fruits and vegetables lhat are packed in liquid. On the other hand, if your stored foods are primarily dehydrated. you will need extra aJnOUnts of water in order to rehydrate them. For this reason, canned foods are preferable to dried foods for the Disas- ter Diet Kit.You may already have a one or two-week supply of nonperishable food on hand. li SO, maintaining it is a simple matt.er of use and replacement. As you plan and as- .emble your kit, keep the four food groups in mind-protein, milk, fruits and vegetables, and starch foods. Other foods you would want to have for extra energy and flavoring would include vegetable oil, jam or jelly, honey, P istach ios a dd p i zazz t o p ilaf From the feasts of the ancient world to creative cu111nes o f today, pistachios have played a starring role. Here as a delightful idea for adding pi:r.a.z.z to :pilaf. RICE PILAF ~ cup each chopped onion and green pep- r~blespoons olive oU 2 beef bouillon cubes 2 cups bolling water 1 cup long grain nee ~ teaspoon salt ~ cup chopped pistachios Saute onion and green pepper in oil until onion la tender. Dissolve bouillon cubes in bolling water. Add to on.ion mix- ture along with rice and ult. Cover and simmer ..30 minutes or un tiJ rice ls iender. Stir in platachioe. Mak.es 4 to 6 aervinga. sugar, hard candy, ins- tant pudding, coffee, tea, salt and pepper. And don't forget to include nonfood it.ems, particularly a hand oper- ated can opener, paper platee and cups, eating ut.enails. sharp knife, ser- ving spoon, napkins, towels, container for mixing milk if you stored dried milk. flashlight, matches and candles, and battery operated radio. A plastic dishpan makes a useful storage container for these it.ems. • • • QUESTIONi WE ARE ASKED: -Ia it true that in an emergency it'a sate to drink water ln the toilet tank or water heater? -Yes, unJe91 the pub- lic water supply la con- taminated and has been allowed to enter your system. Know the lo- cation of your main in- coming water valve 80 you can ahut it off if directed to do 80 by authorities. U you have no means of ccmmunicaUon and don't know it the water supply la aafe, it might be well to shut off the lncomlng water valve lrnmediately to preserve the purity of this water until you can get reliable information. ••• -U we had an earth- quake and the power was shut off, how long would the food stored in the refigerator and free:zer be safe to eat? -The first foods to use would be th08e low in acid, such aa milk, meat, casseroles, cooked veg- etables as these can be- come unsafe within four or so hours after they've wanned up to room &emperature. Foods that feel cool to the touch would still be safe. Unfertile eggs will k ee p at r oom temperature for several weeks. Acid foods such as fruits or pick.lee would keep safely for some time. Freeh vegetablee would keep for a few days, depend.mg on the ouwde temperature. Foods i.n a well-filled, well-insulated freezer probably will not begin to spoil until iteverals days aft.er the power goes off; but a lot de- pends on the room temperature, type and aiieof freezer, how full it ia (the fuller it ia the longer foods will stay cold), and how oft.en you open it. It's best not to open the free7.er except for very short penods to remove foods for the day. Foods that would keep the longest would be bread and other bakery products and frozen frwts and jw~. ••• -If you store water for emergencies, how do you know if it's safe to drink? ' -Any water that has been tested and ap- proved by tlealth authonties would be safe to atore. If there ia any question about the safety or cleanliness of the water, purify it before storing or using it. Water can be punfied by boiling it Vigorously for l to 3 minutes or by adding clorine bleach. U water · ia clear. add 2 dropsofliquid bleach to l quart of water. Double the amount if the water is cloudy. FRESH KING SALMON USDA Choice 8oneleu Be.if Round SI RLOIN TIP STEAKS ....... LB. 2.59 USDA Choice Boneleu S..f Round SI RLOIN TIP ROAST .. .. .. Le 2 .49 BONILlll ROUND ITIAllS USDA I 87 CHOICE R~~D La. • ALASKAN SALMON FRESH WHOLI OR HALF -=----·A~~ s 7 ~ =--.;. Center Cut 8"'1ol, Boy AloJ.on, Fre1h KING SALMON STEAK Le 3.89 leg1 & Clow1 Cooked R.ady To Eo1 Frozen 9 ALASKAN QUEEN CRAB lB 4 . 9 BONILlll RUMP ROAIT BEEF I 87 ROUND La. e . LB . Fo,ter Form1 TURKEY SLICES lB 2 .79 Gorton'• New ltght Recipe 10.01 Tempura or LIGHT BREADED FISHSTICKS EA 2 .09 HORMEL CURI 81 HAMI I BONELESS I La. 2.99 ING CHERRIES FRESH WASHINGTON SWEET JUICY LB . U.S. r-lo. I Red leaf or Frein Ripe WHITE ROSE POTATOES ..... lB .19 FRESH BOSTON LETTUCE EA .39 HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLES l8 .29 .-----HIALTH 6 BIAUTY AIDI FOODI OF THI O•llMT 2 5.oz REG . UME. MUSIC OLD SPICE STICK DEODORANT .... 149 4 25-oz Reg. or 3·oz Mu.-4.2.5-01. Reg . Lime or 3-01 Mu1li S~urolitku 8 5-oz Con Shorok 1ku f er1yok1 No rt, 1 or 90 Proo!, 750·m 8 or Sk1nle11 Port lonkl FARMER JOHN SAUSAGE .59 Vot Pok 1 lb HUGHES SLICED BACON EA 1.39 BONILlll IPlllCIR ROAIT a:,~ La. 3.4 7 Buttery Rich HASS AVOCADOS 86 B·Proof. 750 ml OLD SPICE 399 OLD SPICE 2 s2 COLOGNE. AFTER-SHAVE . . .. BAMBOO TIPS .65 SEASONED SEAWEED 1'' JACK DANIELS BOU RBON 7•• CANADIAN CLUB Zipl0<. 2.5-cl Quon Size FOOD STORAGE BAGS 1.39 SOURDOUGH BRIAD DICARLO I 09 HAND • CHUNK LIGHT TUNA GlllHA IN WATIR 6.S-OZ. CAN I 2·01 Cryitol1 FOLGER'S INST ANT COFFEE 5 .29 llNGUROLL Ill TOWILI PlllNTS EA .• 59 IA. 16-oz Jar Regular or Untolted. Plonter'1 ORY ROASTED PEANUTS .. 2 .29 BllQUICll MIX 40-0Z. I 25 WTTfRMlllC e I 6'·or. Bo"I• WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE 2 .35 ~ RAGU ~PAGHlnl IAUCI • RfG.OR I 55 HOMfSTYlf 32-0Z EA e ~--DIUCARlllM 1•1&11--~~~=~~--..._, ·' 81rd~ Auomd V9Q91oble1, I kr FARM FRESH MIXTURES 12-Pll. AHorted Vorie!Nl1 2.09 1.19 •LL-0 . 229 PUDDING PO•S ..... . WATC11 rO. AN U CITINO NfW ITIM f"fATUHO tA04 WHllt llACll.. 99 MUG ...... ~·• NGRYJACK BIHIRTI lO·OZ. 59 4 VAl!IETIH e Kroft, ~1. Not11rcil I 29 SLICED SWISS CHEESE • 16 or Collforn;o Covntry 29 BOB'S DRESSING I . 6-oa. Oollo Sii(~ 'tp~ro11I or 9 SLICED SALAME .... , . I .9 Tiiiamook Motdlum I • 9 2-LB. CHEDDAR CHEESE ....... • t Orango Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednetday, June 15, 1983 n rta.IC NOTICE 'icnnoue IMJllNHa NAMe I TAft ... NT Tht lollowlng pt reo11 I• dotng buitlMM u : HKR DATA SEIMCE$. 300·F w .. 1 Cou t Hlghw•y. N••port BMoh, Ce 929&3 Births 6 4 2 ClASSlfllD ."w ea r ly half o/ all Daily Prlot readt'rs ha tJe used the class1/1ed St'ctwn to bu11 or sell a product Htlen K1lelen Roleno 3 16 EH i 21'1 81 . Coel e Meu Ce 82627 Thie t>utl-WU (l()(ldUCled Oy 111 lndtYldu91 H Krt1ten Roland Tnle •l•lement wu llled with '"' COuoty c1.,k ot Orenoe County on Mey 9, 1883 CLASSIFIED INDEX ...... ftr ••• IHHI f •• .... • ..... far .... .. ........ 11&1 .... " ••• la.It 1 Gta1r1I 1002 Gta111l 1002 ~Gt=•~":'l;m;;;;;;;:l;:;00:2 lul. IMc• IMO l"'Prt ..... i•t ... • By OWnef. 4 Br. 2 ea. •IT llW LllDl llLE IAYFllOIT PLWT ~UT owned & hlgl\ly upgraded 3 Br. 2 81. "Lind•" Model, Jo Place YOUt Ad. Call I .,. by Interior deeorater. 11ng1e 1tory, In the Bk.1111, '21to24 Publl•h•d Or•nge Cou t Delly PllOI June 8, IS, 22, 29, 19&3 2647-83 642-5678 Finett Laaoon view Lrom dramatlc 3 bdnn, 4 VIiiao-Walk TownhOUM $119,500 9&4-U71 Newport 8Mcf\ Excel· bath pool ho~. tl,7!'>0,000Fee. Beamed ce lllnga I 4 lentcondHIOn. flta.IC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING l lOI Nollet 11 Mf'eby glveo th" the 801rd ol Trull .. ot the Huntington Beach Union High SchOOl Olelrlcl wlll r-iw MAleO bid• lor tvpply- lnQ DAT A PROCESSING EQUIP· MtNT m .. ung or equ•I lo the ep41elllcallon1 on n1e In the otllce of Mid Ol•ll lct Eec:h bid mua1 be ec;compenltd Dy I CH hler'I Chefk, otl'tltleci Check, °' bldd«'• Dood In the amounl ot not leaa 11181 ten l)«etnl ( 10%) 01 1he total bid, made payable 10 Huntington Beach Union High School District, e1 a guaran1ee ol o.11....-y end ot compllenot with ll'le t.,m, ol lhe bid II 1w1rdte1 Ille con1rec1 Bids 111111 be ciurly marked "DATA PROCESSING EQUIP-MENT, 810 523, •ddresaec:l lo Allyn E Rowley, PurCl'IUlng M•nllOtf, Huntington Beacn Union ~lgh School OlllllCI, 1025 I Yorktown Avenue, Huntington Beech, Ca 92648, ano received al or before 2:00 pm Friday. July t 1983 In Room 36 t 11 wl'llcti lime •nd place bids wlll be publlcly opened and reed Eec:l'I bid Shall remain valid tor 1 i>«lod of 45 days 111-. the d"• apeclfled lor the receipt ot blcn Tl'le Boatd of Trust .. • Shall be the IOM judge ol the quallly ol equip. ment oN.,ed 111d ·~ the right to fljecl any or all bid• end to wel-... eny Irregularity the<eln al Allyn E Rowley, Purchulng Meneger I Publl•lled Orange Coast Dally PH01 June 15, 21. t983 2760-83 THINGS TO DO f-i: ~:.~·:,,. "" 3. wat11 plants _ _ -4. rud tht lll'f ~ 5.~--~ f ~·The ...,~ 8. -- ltOAO ~ lt09"lAL ..... Mr .,..,,..,.. Sco118--..Huntlngt0f1 IMecll, Ol<l Mr and Mii ~eltn Zlth•, H""llnglon ~!d ~,.. Anloolo Agutlat PMwPofl BMcll. bOy ....,. Mr ...0 """ Jan 81<\oll>Ktl tt..,,llnQton 8-:1-1. bOy Mr -""" .Holtrtr; -N-1 a..:tl bOy Ml .,,., Mra .Hff!r; ltWI, HU111tng1on a..cn ottl Mr and Mra Ar1nu1 o..._, lfVloe, bOy Mr and Mra t<snny Goldman, Cool• -.bOy Mr snd Mrt GtHHhtf He<lng, N_.1 -.boy ... ,. Mr -Mfl 81_, WMlet.w, Coote M .... bO)' Mr •"'2 M•t SI-S..nahlne, lrilne, t~ .,,., M,.. El>falllm MOf t1un11ngton a..c.. bO)' .... ,. Mr and Mn Oennl• H•-lna, Cool• M-.,glf1 Mt and Mn l ane. Nol\. Cofon• .,.. Mar,gltt Ml .,,., Mra 'wry Htek•ll. NNpott 8Mcll,boy Mr and Ml'I P•lf1Gi. Blondlno, Cott• M-.boy Mr and Mra G"'Y l-an, Coola Mela. bOy Mr anG M•t John Blecll11C19'1 lnllne, boy ...,., Ml ancl Mrt M-1\o Yanel, Hunt-lnglon 8-1, glf1 Mt and Mra John !Wwqulat, Sou1n l agu<!•. glf1 M• .,,., Mro R.,::C.!ny, Cotta M- t~ lln<J Mra MICllMI Gr>hoe. Founlllin Valley, bOy Mr an<l Mro Aob.1 Wild, Coote M- Qltt • 5 6 7 8 REAL ESTATE ' .. , ... ~1 '\1wht 1m U1t&. u •• 11 .. ~ 1 .. 1m.t h ... u .... l'1•11011o11I• t ..tj.i,u .. 11 I'-'-• I 1·uf11t1o.1 th'! Miu l •'·• M1"W 11..,11.t t'1ot\I tJ ,, .. • 1•il•••h \,.II•'\ Hu;hhlll(t•t•• l~-1 ll..,1u ll .. 1to w1 11\•1 .. , 1{•1H<f f~ ~It I 111u11 .. H•lloi 6 •l<li'h' 1\11t(u1 I I ..i1u t ,,. 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I I th l•LA•\ •H• o&...ll h "''•'' •h, ''""''~ \.\ . .,.1.,, l odl"'I(', It 1 t<i·"I 1 u•w• U1•111 .. 11 hu,111•<11.• kt 111•1 1 '"'"' H• r•\lth l•wl ,, H• •1t..1~ °'ll·ftt(l \I .. 11• ,1 .. 1 Encloeed patio. Ex.oetlent at ONL y S 186,0001 1,..J IAYSllE PUOE IAYFllOMT cd~0dlll~1n Dadt 1 1g ht 1 1ul 3 bdrm, 2 61. 2 yt1 Old Call ApentlOwnet """I Spect.acularbayfrontdpl.x 2br ,2baup;2 br, ..... r .. r con tk>nng cond o, by owne r (714r&44-8382 :::~1 2 ba dn . 2 boat spaces. Reduced-tl.t_00.000. Sl lS,ULEIOUT 1 107·000 631"7607 N-por1 Shorea. Canal :::;·; PEIUISIU HOIE OOUIFlnT PRICE REDUCED ~,c:,'~~~~l~g ~'.:0: 111:1f (Xoean & jetty views. M arine room, 4 bdrrn, 3 llY A IEAOI On one of Ille bat lo-Carl Moaen Agent, :~~~I bath, 3700 sq.fl. $1,38~.ooo. Oceanfront. REALn II 1M noo cet1on1 In Turtle Rock 760-2843 Vl1t1 3 bdrm. 3 b• Plue ---------::;.:.~ LIDO llLE mod•I Profa11lon1lly NEWPORT TERA Condo, '·.·.~·. Remodeled 3 bdnn, 2 bath + large rec nn., de cor• t • d A I C . 3Br 2112 be, like new, • encloHd p1110 Short acrON from pool & 9')8. "" beam ceilings, f urnished, patios. $420,000 • welk to tennl• & pool 15 ec parlc 11211,500. :::~~· flllllAlllS UllCH HILLTOP ·~. S259,000 ~n:~~a1;~~~ No 11 ::~" N ew 4 br, 4 ~ ba, <'UBI.om French Nonnandy • OOW HHT ::~;~ F.atate I 2 prime acre hilltop $1,250,000. ~ 3 bdrm and den. Cullom ::~:: OOllOIAll GAYS IAYFROIT lty R-2 By owner S68s.ooo I••• Comado laland C'Ult. bayfront lot. 8~' boat 37 13 Seuhor• Dr. ""' dock Plans avail. Mow $370,000 w /trade UOIPT1NAL 651117 850"6578 1"•• Wiii 6 IUll HMf .. 7 OCEANFRONT ;"'' PAHi LIDO OOIDO Old CdM, 3 Bdrm, French Reouced 10 $425,000 tor • 1 window• & door1, wood fast aale a.et Beach 3 b r , 2 ba, frplc, 2 car carport. lmmac condo. plank lloora. nNt newl Tront bargain own II. 11·•1 I l!tl'I 1:l '.!~,. 1··· On greenbelt. Comm. pool. $1 2~,ooo. 1439,500. , -~~ 8'40-7990, 559.4221 l J1'1 H Jl /I f 1f _... i -.. '""' IJ. "" I• 1.4.) .I ' ... ,, .. -'"" BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.11 Buy,.d,. Oriv•· N B bl) olbl Ital Estate llUOl lfAlll WU9"1 IAYllHH .WLl.f. An opportunity 10 own In thla PtH tlgloua g•t• For Tuesday through Fri· guarded community day publlcallona: 4:30' Comfortable 3 borm p.m the previous dey Cape Cod with be1u11ful For Saturday publication, brick patio and aeparate deadline la 3 p.m Friday master sulle A~meble Sunday d .. dllnel15 p.m. loan of $t3.t ooo Total Friday. Monday deadline prloe $1g9 ooO 63.1-1400 11 11 30 • m. Saturday MAHOll MiLu' Aaatiore, 675-llOOO L11aa1 llltatl 1 52 39r, 2Ba CONDO ---------on El Niguel 7th Fairway, & Caroaa ••l 1111 1022 2HITI 2 Br. & 3 Br. 2 Ba Lot & 1 hell. ocean lid• of hwy Ow n e r/B r o k er , 675-0562. 1 peek al tri. oc:n 2 car gar. S t37 500 Owner 768·6684 t F1rt1t l SS ra. Fronl • BAIL ME OUTI. 4 bd, 1tngle 1tory, baeutlful lhrouQhOut. WNY wan! $179,900 Negotteble Buy your retirement llome down. own 535-2012 or wtllle Iha price It rlghtl 543-5095 NIOMI 2 bdrm, 2 beth c---......... ,--~-~ric condo. blo 2 car garage ..... !!J!...,.rt..._.-.•.-c .... .._-.1 ....... 1 view over the tr..._ pool ---------1 & epa, $209,000 O.reaa •t1 Mar "''' llLLI W HIAIMOOll ~!'." OOllHOTIOH Extra special home lor Kiiis and corrections may family comfort and 1'11·1414 ...... ,. .. ~, 1141• 12.111,000 •. ) tl .. J ~ .. w •• 01t1, ., ... , be made on aame dffd· notable entertaining. Cotti •111 1024 lines aa abo11e Please Enclosed brick courtrard 3Br. E\Ba. 1165.060 By Hk for I "klll number" enlry. "garden lllew' llV· owne< Block walled, lg ---------1 '111·1100 ONE OF A KIND! Country Gu Kltellen Tiie Floor & Pantry 3 Br Incl lg mu 1er Formel Dining Rm Hardwood Floor• Sundacie on Bdrm Slllnad Qla.u Windows lncludff Land lettefAll LNa114 la 11.,.rt .. ~ 1211,IOO 021/hWltlr. w .. , ..... m., Mt-74M PlllMl NYll 111111 w™tn cancelling your ad. Ing rm. f am lly rm, yd. trull 1r .. a. remodeled gourmet kitchen with •:::_; EllllORI atrium view. Prlvaie pool kitchen. copper plpe1 ~ Size uard A truly 111• 20 05 Arnold Ave 2 Br, dbl garage. 1 blk fHIT HW YILU from ocean. lor H ie or Night llghll Ind mountain a u m m e r 1 • n t 1 I vfew aurround Ihle cua-·"'" Check your ad dally and dltlon~I 4 bdrm home 845-3440 ·"'') report errors tmm•dl· ~~ ately The DAILY PILOT you'd be.proud lo own Hll OOnHE ''I<•• aUYmes llablllty tor the 1359·500 111,000 • "<111 flrat Incorrect lnseriton -",,II IO Ill)'\' FIWR IUL n j~:; only, IH>MI ._Inc. 141 0114 ~·.-RE AL ESTATE :'.jjjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii =~!~ :r-.. -.-,-.-..1----::-rrr i ·-~,.,--_;..6..o,3_1_· 1;_400_.:_;_ • ~:;~ 1 lllTI OIL·lf-UO IT. 4 Ill • PAM • IPA .. ua1n,100 675-'4496. tom dfflgned 5 Bdrm 5 bdrm.3 be 1p1 home Wesl CllN . $268.000 Wiii lilten to ottera. 842-4959 Beek bay 2 Br. lmmac .. S25,000. Adul1 park. comm. pool, apa, ti.ecll. Owner wlll con1lder leeM option 811 r fl7 5·'40 1 O RUIZ sas, Belle Mason of Mor - p I L Only 5 yra new! Btll Eut-3 Bedroom, completely ANHOUNCEMENTS aide location Owner hea lenced front & rear yard. ""'"'"'"'"""" •·•. moved out of area • la Onty $97,500. 631-7370. Juet In time tor eummerl Thia large home fM turaa 2 llreplacu , covered patio and wood decking . large 101 and many ... tr11. O wner1 very 1nxlou1. For an appoint· mant, cell 540-1 t51 1uc11•• 1141 too pool home. OuaJ1tv con- 81ruc11on brlnot warmth to the Interior wtlk:h , ... turet lmponed m1rbla Ille entry and dramatic matching floor to celllno. Formal dining room a.nd large moaernlzed kltehen with breakfeat area mak .. thla ldMI for tam- lly lvir>g to elegant enter· talnlng, Sfl50,000. In· ctuo.a land. JOE H . RUIZ. age 72, a reei-nlton, Arkansas and Jackie dent of Costa Mesa, Ca. Merryman of Martrn, Ten· Passed away on June 4, nessee. M rs. Rhoades has l•~· "' 1 ·~" • "'~I llcjuldatlng local Invest· .......... 1. •111. menta Annuel lnc·ome of I r••I•• """" 11'" 1 $43,8001 759·1501 (Jr TRADITIONAL REAi.TY 3 Bdrm 2 ~a. walk to beech. lrg auumabte 111. A PETE BARRETr ~,~::: 1 \ hutr :::+: 1 752· 7373 1983. Survived by his wife been an active member of----------- C lar a, daughters M ary the Church of Christ for 65 Ml.IC NOTICE 1 lllOAIYOI MUMC•A1. COURT ewe~ COUWTY Of' aACtUm.NTO no Mftlfl I t. a---.c••u PLAINTIFFS OR. GEORGE E, LANQSJOEN and RUTH ELLEN DE F END A NT K E I T H BUSINCSS & FINANCIAL 0 ""···-,,, • ttu_11, • I "f#I• .... , ,0.,. n. ... , .......... -'•• '• •l;t •••I• •f t•tf• lw~t" h1\-ltt•"' "•"'' t '"~lltW'-J, l .io, ..... ,."' "•"''""' "., ;/I;/• I I• Cr ay ton and M artha M yers, years. A member of the both or H ollywood, Ca . Costa M esa C hu r ch o f daughter R1t.a Cardenas of Christ. her son-Ul-law is the Costa Mesa.ca , 1<>n Larry miruster at the San Lorenzo Ruiz of Santa Ana, Ca • 1<>n Chu r ch o f C hrist, San Manuel Ruit o f FountaJ.n Lorenzo. Ca Funeral ser- Valley, and son Frank Ruiz vices w ill b e held on of Costa Mesa .. Ca., he is W ednesday, June 15, 1983 survived by 20 grand -at lO:OOAM at Costa Mesa c h 1 I d r e n a n d 3 2 Church of ChrU1t Interment great-grand children. 2 al Huie Cemetery Clint.on, brothers Philip Ruiz and Arkansas. The family per· Ralph Ruiz.. 3 st.St.ers Ida fers donations to Maude Lopei, Mary Mendou and Rhodes M emon aJ Fund or Frances Ruit V isitation at Orphans Fund. Costa Mesa Peek family Colorual Fu-Church o f Chnst, 287 West neral H ome, 780 1 Bolsa W ilson, Costa Mesa, Ca. A ve .. Westnunser on M on-92627. Pierce Brothers Bell day, June 6, 1983 from Broadway M ortuary dlrec· lANGSJOEN T WINTERBOWER •nd DOES I EMPLOY ... ,.. .. T through x, >nclullve mt.11 ~ H•l+1'-'•l\lll CAii .,..ft ..... . I I v. •..... TIM -'_, cMdda ........ 10ll NOTICll YCMI ..... ...... ... I wltllout ,_ IMlir'9 "-'Cl ..._ t .... '°" ~ wtttiM ao .,._ "'-" , .. ,.. AHlitALS II you wl9l'I 10 .... the ldvl<le of '••-••" •n 111orn•y In thl1 metier. you , .... 1M Ill~....... c ,,.,,_ lhould do to P<omptly to th•t your MCRCH' 0 [ written rt1ponH . II any, mey be ,,,. IS AV I a 0 I U e I e 4 h 1 • Id o '" 1'''''" 5:00PM to 9:00PM and on tors. 642-9150 Tuesday, 9.00AM t o BOYVEY llled on llmm. L """''"' de"'•ndede. II trHtuftal puHe ~11-. ·~; .. "'·•' ~ oetttr• Ud.. elft 1u•hnote • < ....... ,..""' t., ,, "''' 5:00PM Rosary will be re--.. IM.. raeponda dlfttro • '"' .... ••dlae.LN .. ..._.," .... A ...... , .. cited on Tueaday, June 7, HAROLD OLOF BOYVEV, 1983 at 6:00PM at Peek age 78, a resident of New- Fairuly Chapel. Requiem port Beach, Ca PUiied away M au will be held on at home on Jun e 11, 1983. Wednesday, June 8, 1983 at Mr. Boyvey waa bom on 8:00AM at S t Joachims January 4, 1905, In Onawa, Catholic Church , Costa Iowa, to M elick and Hulda M esa, ca Interment at H oly Sandber g Boyvey. He at- Sepulcher Cemetery Ser-tended the Iowa Sta~ Uru· vices dtrected by P~k Fam-vemty School of F.ngmeer- lly Colorual F\aneral Home mg, graduated in 1928 ln .... . .... ~,. '&1 °Ua11d d•••• 1ollc;lt1• al "" ·•• "'•1·• eon••Jo de un ebogedo en e1i. tt· ""~ '' ,,..,. ••unt o , d•b a rla h eoa rl o lnmedlll-ta, do "" m1net1, 9U rMPUeell 89Cf1t1, .i hey alguna, puedo -regl•trada 1 tltmpO. t TO THE DEFENDANT· A cMI compl•lnt hH bM n flied by lh plaJntlN• 809in11 you tt you witll lo defend thl• 1--.lt, you mutt. within 10 day• alter lhla aummon1 I• -wcs °" you, Illa with thi. c;out1 • 893-3525 or (213) 596-270l 1~26. he w on the A .A .U. Na- tional Wrestling Cham- RHOADES p1onship ln the 125 l b. clasll. -111en reapot1M to the oomplalnt. Uni.e you do M>, your delaun Wiit b• entermc:t on •PPllcatlon of the p111111"'. end thl• coun may tnllr 1 judgment egllln11 you tor lhe relief demended In the comptaJnt, wtllcfl could rH ull In i>arnt1hmtnl of W11gt8, taklnQ of money or P<OPtr1Y or other reflef raqu .. lt d In th• oomplllnl DATEO Apt11 1. 19&3. 8y: M RUSALCABA, MICHaU~ OIOlMM Attomer at L8w 4T71 ._... llh'd.. lultJe D ,...,O.U,CA-Tlt111t1o1.ac (ht) ......, Atttmer fot: ,._1"'9 Publlahed Orenoe Co111 D•llV Piiot June 8, 15. 22. 29, 1963 2629-33 MAU DE P . R H O ADES, He marr ied Elizabeth pasaed away on June 13, Agnew Draper on Septem - 1983 in Santa an a,ca ber 27, 1928, a.ld had 2 sons, Beloved mother of Jemma Roger and Douglas. He and Jack Jones or Costa wor ked aa an engtneer ln Mesa, Ca and Joy Gtlmore the aircraft lndwtry, becom· of San Jose, Ca . grand-Ing Chlef Engineer of Yul. • mother of Sharon Hamilton tra Alrc:raft, Redwood City . of Orange, Ca. and Melin da Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, K olar of San Jose, Ca , Wayne, M ich igan, Nash- g r ea t -grandmo ther o f ville, Whittier and Newport Stacey and Ti1fany Hamil-Beach ln addltion to his ton both of Orange, Ca and w ork u an engineer, Mr Lisa K olar of San Joee, Ca.. Boyvey rebuilt a World Waz lilt.er of L tllle Thom peon of D landtng barge and became ----------- Clinton , Arkansas. Kala a commeric.al fisherman for ___ rta.tC ___ NO_TIC£ ___ _ French of Clinton. Ark.an-a few yean He alao was a ~ licensed con tracto r and ~~ '1HCI H OTHPS llUNOADWAY MOaTUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642 9 150 IA&. Tl ltlCHIOIM SMtTH & TUTHILL. WUTCUff CHA"IL 427 E I 71h SI Cosra Me'la ,;4a-q371 ,AClftC YltW Mf.MOllAl. , ..... Cen-etery M ortuary Chapel-Cremato ry 35iOO Pac1f1c View Orrv111 Nf.wporl 8eacll 644-2700 McCOllNta MOHUAllH Laguna 8each ~94·941~ drilled for oU ln Huntington MANAMMINT otaTIVCT Beach, Ca. H e w as a .. ARIMO llOAN> 1elf-taught pilot, bamat.onn-NOTICI 0, "*.IC .. NUNO lng during the 1920's ln an TO c=-~J.I:.°'!:'1"'° airplane he and a f n end ~ THI ADOPTION Of' A built. He WU. sailor, crew-COWUANCI DATI CAllN0.-1.ng ln numerous raoes ln HOTICI! 18 HEREBY OIVl!N '"'' cludlng the Tr&n1-Paciflc th• South Cou 1 Air 0 111ll1y He loved children, and es~ Manl08f"Mlll Dl91tlcl Heet1flQ &oerd ......; .. 11 njo ed readlng witt hold a publle '-1rlO ., to:oo .-.-...Y enJOy .. m. on rHUHtlOAY. JUL'° 21, 1H3 nelghborhood children In the Board of 8up•rvl1or'1 helplng them fix their to Cll1mb•11.1 5111 North l yoamor• and blcyclft. In 1978, r. Avenue. Dth Floor, Santa Ana, Boyvey received the low Oellf0tnl1. to conaldw mc::::.~anttng State Alumni M erit Aw ~"':: = t:: ttw.-..:,: fOC' volunteer auppon of th Pac:lflo encl one Vac:udvM ~ ChUd GuJdanoe Cen It AMl!AICAH BENTL. 't', INC,, t1602 ter 0 Arm1trong A van11 a. Irvine, Orange C-ountka~ ln tha C•llfornl•.L from IMe 203 of the year, he and beth eel-l outh cou t Air Q ua lity ebrat.ed their !K>th weddlna Manaoemen1 Olatrtot "'ulH end ---• M Bo •-i..ou1111ona. Aul• 203 raqulrw 1 .... uvel"lar)'. r . yvey .. perrnl1 10 op•r•I• and requlrat. tu.Mved by hit wife Eliza. operation In aooordanoe wltll" beth, aon Rostr o f Bc!rk eley, IC*I'*' condltlona of Mid '*'""· and lllten Al~ Boyve)J ,j' ~11e.r::n 0:0. ~ and Ruth Conroy of Culver HH rlng Board Clelk. t 1to teat O ty A mftDOf1al .erv1ce l'lllr Drfw, s Moma, ClllfotnlA: and wtJJ be held on Jww 17, '1 IN ANNlm OMoai.JIOO h.i 1...a l~3 at 11 ·00AM at St. Axl l'lltN AvetM, ~ zv1. AtWlalm, , · • Oelllornle. 6 4 2 • M ... 1 0.1 \11 hi KM\\ ' .... li.t• ,. h i"'-'" f Hftll ····' 11 ........ . 1·11,0 J 1w11.u )• ,. .. " L .. 1t1••tottt~lfH l-i•tt1 ,,, l••tU IM <JI• M11••••• M1 f 1-tt.•. l\111 M1t~uh1 .. ••• Ml. \~•I ..... Ill', • tJ•uC"rt •• ,.,,..,h. H.r n.11..ih K.nlb ko\1• lltw.r ~b ~Uh.IV Tu••"-Tt1~••_., v •. u .......... " \'f\l\oll "41• • L•gvna Hilla 768-0933 du w • PrHbye t erlan tnt.,...ted peteona may allend Ouu'Cl'I, NewpoTt !Xach, a nd aubmtt oral or '*''"•n C.. tn U.u of Oowen the 1ttte111t nt1 It Iha 11aartn9, II 11 family ......... -. -~--'-' NQUaltecl tllM Wl'lt\eft lllllemenlt 5 6 7 AUTOS, DCllSTIC San Juan Cap1a11ano 495·1176 HADOI LAWtt-MT. OUYI Monvary •Cemetery CrematOty 16" 011ler Ave • ...,..,..,. n llll'Jr...,..., be"*""'-' IO the HWlnO loarO conuibuUON ~ aent to 1ht IM ~ btfot9 the heMflO, Child OUlcSa.noe Center of DATIDi ./4/tte I, tta o.-ar..County, 17l I.18th ~~A St.., ~ta M«., C.. 93827. D1a11tm "-Int Servkm ~ UMt dJrwtJon .... ot Balli Besaa011-&nilh & 9'tteeeft~ 8 A Ml ... ~ c·.n.11. ("'h.t>"f'\1lt·I (°'h''"''"' ?~ lm!'f"UI L"'""" MM -Urt ~~··· "'~"'·~·~ l'uftllto .. I I< 1"1' ,, ~ IWALKER&LEE Real Estate . REALTY V1'CANT Mull Mil Mon- aco w/ape & guebo. I S..ler wlll finance for•-•-lllliiimiiliiiiiia •EWH•Tlr. Wll quick 1111 $525.000. Aeduc •d to lowaat lovely 4 bdrm home with Prln1 1 only Della, agt p rl c •-TOWNHOUSE· . ~. HERITAGE REALTORS (§!lj apacloua, tlgnt and •lry --------• 113 • 266 Deaperat• 0_ mo....cll '":~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. interior Private Piiio. 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PrlOe. S 126.000 wf'tlc:h 11 I ·' docks end MIV 1181)1 to QlllO $22.000 below apprllUJ : ''; IAH llEPO'I psoot, lennle & Beecn. 2 B B velue 3 bd. 2 be, IPfll II LOWAl I., IOWI 175.000 631-1400 r, 2 a, 2 car gar, up-level. Bkr 833-8162 "' Ill ISLE HPLD graded Shows like e -----"---~==="-i-------- 1 11~LOAIAYAJUIU ctoae to north bay and model s11s.ooo IUOlllNY RHllHIWYlfW 1 ' ID YR FllH 10 GALL warm sandy beach. Each Nil HIE HIME• HITAL Nice 48R Freanty painted Prices from S 104 .900 unll hu 2 bdrm a. • frplc large charmlr>g furnlahed + MW landeceoed wonc Newp0r18ch/Coa11 Mue and good parking 0wn8f Kool & qulel 3 Br, 2 Ba, home. a1eepe 8 CloM to In back Located In g11e ''"' UH REALn w111 cooperate In fln1nc·1 "r•place, •hake rool AV n ndy beach Tennis guarded commlnlty wtth )t" IT•·l•OO Ing $325.000 Call acceu . Ownet wlll carry 1vallabla $1000 pr POOi ind r~eallonal le-;~~. • • 673-8900 181 loan S148•500 week•. Two ....ice mini-cilltlel. Asking '3&9,000 ··~l) -\\\II HI Hll'll NOME + REITAl mum beginning July 111 Call days 673·2311 MAJllOI VIEW lllLLI llll"ll ... Inc Large 2 Br. dining room, thru Labor Day Miry Lou IHERI HAL n II I d bl Marlon. 6'44-6200. •-•i l'Jl.el l l "'''" We guar1ntee the buyer or _., RE '-L £STATE rep ace, ou • garage .., , '"' lhl1 homa10 be 1ne hll of r 831·1400 with rental. Beeullful yard 1·;1 the nelghbomood at their 1 •nd g•rden Al'->' •~at '" llr11 pool ano spa p911y HIHTAL fWll s 155.000. . Entertainment potenllal Oulet cul-de-Ne locallon "'' M1011411 IHr ~~ unllmttad on the luah In Nawpot1 Boech lee llt OAIYH TWI •· "' landec:eped patio ott t~ la nd Charmin g 31 141·172' II •.• . famlly room of this 3 Br bedroom .,. den .. tamlty ~~~~~~~~~ Lea&e of SELL 3 Bf 2 atory ;_. : home Owner leaving room large 101 room for .,, "El Dorado" loc1t1on .. _. " area bring 111 ottera pool 'Retax by' waterfall Condo, 2 Br -+ den. 2\'• e a, minutes trom Big Canyon I •"'"1!IJ!llll!IJ""'•"" "-'J' $3 10K IHM Aak for Jim Kol pond or enjoy the dbl gar, spacloua. cen Goll Courae Communl1y llliMllMa.lillM;iiW~ ''"' Sellers M 4-7020. soft br~e through "" CM Shaw 545-0477 dy1, POOie and tat1nl1 and M-Ulll IUL EITATE trM• rrom your muter 642-2002 eY91 wknda. curlty. S 1400/mo or 1;-;...,=..,-,...----:::.-r----..::--_-_-_-.;;;,;: :;.~ lltmllTOI bedroom balcony .. Prtce HOlll ti E'llll ~!~5=~~artha Mee· $295.000. Call Joy l arge 4 bdrm, temlly rm 1;;,;;;.;,;..:;;;::;;;;._.:.::~ , '· II '" •I• IAJIUll Holker 759-9100. p114 cornet lot. Wwmty Centrally tocated ctoee to decorated with your fam. beach and •hopping Uy In mind. Offered at Large corner lot with AV $154,900. Call no w acceu Oree1 etarter 979.5370 nome with auumable VA ~======== loan Only S 104.500 \I >IL 1111~· 11 !/!:Macnab-Irvine OLIFF HIYE IHl,000 751-3191 ''" ••f \o •I '-,,.,.._,, ,f ~I f,;l •, More ramlllea are ,getllng the camping "bug" thl1 •1 The IH1HI drew 1n the yeer II you have a " Wut e 0 111y P11o1 camper lhal'a not getting • Clualfled Ad Call Tooay uMd. Mii It now wllh • WTllll OllN New on market, gr"t view, exc:.11 condltlon Room to expand Prln only Dalla 63 1 • 1266 Agt. 8.okbey 2 Br, tmmac , $25,000. Adult park, comm. pool, tpa, bMch. Ownet wlll conalder ..... option. Bkr 875-4010 Dble-wldttl mobile home Front row on bay, In Marina Park, Balboa Pen n XLNT Cono 1175-832 1 ..:&A~2-iiseii1ii6iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiciitaii11ii111ediiiiiiiiiAiid iiiiiiiiiiiijj;~ HllOll 11,HO , Hlghly upgraded \lnlt CUFF llAYH YlfW •l>ll •111 111> 01·, 9111 COLD Well BANl(eRtl ILIFFI 1211,000 Fabulous view! & financing too!! 3 BRS, den, quality slate entry & den . Low. low down & long term seller financing at low rate. Highly maln- tamed w /very light feeling inside. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 '=~~' S~\\~lA -~t.~s·:: ..... '°Y WloY 0 flOWIA ----- ·~=·i:.-: .. b:d ... :.....:. ~ Jew IO f°"" fOll• ..... lo -.It OUP EL O I I I I' I I* N OC U E I .._.l..._..l ......... 1 1 ......... 1__.' f My wlnttt 0011 •u IO threldb4ltll tll•I t~ IHI tlmt SUG ET I -,-,-· 1-1-1 == 111• clM ner 1t1ur* It to me, it featuring 2 mu ter eultH, 2'A bathl , akyUQhtl 8'1d planta tion ahuttere througho ul O wnere a nxlou1. Aek l n g 1 131.900. For an ap- pointment 10 .... Call 640.1161. • HERITAGE . REALTORS Gleaming hardwood noon llfllL••• PW gr .. t yov u your ~ ~ aw.ap acroaa them to • BeautlflJI Lanc.r home 1pec taoul11 view 3 20X40 2 BR 1 Be. Ugtlt Bdrm, 3 bllh, big ramlty lnter1of'e, Thia la ll'le ti.et room and dining room, all buy In town '32,500 behind enciOMd NC\lrfly 540-5937, IQt. entranoe. Attrac:tlon1 • LAGUNA BEA~ n~ large kHcllen end T,..aura 1.-.new & uMd laundry room. A lot of ~ ... & dbl• l2t 500 1o hOUH end View here. • • 0 • $ .. ..,., 000 Incl .. _.1 d •u .5 O. Llte 1tyl a """· u...., •n 49~·5748 UIT1111 ITW. 1•2·1200 =------ • Bdrm beauty. lrg ya1d. ,. taeltrf Leta Qreal cond.+ toe Only _!._~ lW 1125.000. Call 1eo-11102 • • , 2 o:m;r.;y IOU iOf .. at Agt • I Pacific: VI-Mam()(ial PATllK TIHH I . Pie. $450 .. Incl endow· m en t c o a t C a ll sA~~ :!~s. 1 •usn •IT'" .;,i:~ra~.. ., .. I: lld·lhe Wahrfrelt a ~nit• In Newpor t '" .... lal•I conClo. WAS 1800,000. Height• 2 bd 1 be .. 3 Br. 1 'A • fem rm, l•un-now Sii 26 , O O O . B k r Priced below 'IPf)lralMI dry rm, 2411.10 gar. All 7'72·11370 &. 4114-M411 •t 1345 ooo New 1oen tn.M IMturtll PLUS,,._ --ITUL wtth 15~ down. Bkr' Cf9t. new ~nyl kltchM, --13W 182 beth Jnd laUndry room Owner ••Y• liquidate ---------floor1ng Ind,.., Olllnt In Sharp, lrg 2·11y pool~ Big C.M. ~ W/i50K a. °"' Oort" mfat tNa mod-' wl garaoe. Like crwn. Pymmt It 11000/m ""*buy t t29 900 new S,, 1 11001 C all Ownere unit,_ 2000 aq MLll Mri TecM102 A;t 11 W/eYfllY •tta. Agstt ........ ,... Pltam.,._. _94_2'_•_eee_. ___ _ @~ IM! e:=•::.5~==.a.iboe ~Wlt,.... liiiiiiiii by. New low prlo• lllwa)'l ,.,tecl, A.I lot.~ IPtUlll '300,000. Owiw wllt help blOcll to Nl'd. Prtoed to home wtttl 48,., 2112 ba, finance. Move tn & entqy H ll 11 l u a,ooo l99CI PoOl/J "'4:1 __. th• 11.1mmer . Age nt eao.er 11 an aPM. tltnmam llO Pvt I -&4&-1044 or 944-1742 ..... ~ nN gu•rdtd *:'mmun't':y~ H#bOfk notlaCondo iXitif6ifNjp(if.-, Must ... to ~1te 3 bf, 2~ be. IH0,000 • ...._ '..I.....: Pr•o•CI to H ll 1t lyowner, 1eo..etet -"" t befl, 11111,uuu. taeuoo. a.. •t ,,.... a1-M4t ., .. Opel\ houll lun· 8 Ull IRI 1·.""'~..,....,coec....-.=:;::w...=--~--'IC-, devJune 11. 1~-ttlft\ Ph !.~;. ... ~1t'Y ,.. llllP· ~. 111,000 ue-1..U • ,....._..,.,~~\ Ila.on annual.,_.. 11-.000 UCI --G--A-L_H_E_G __ , WU "'acned 10 I -• I UI> • •m I l l I' I 8 ~ .:-,... ~-::: --,.-«-~---A-d,._ :~:~ ...._ .... __ .... _ ........ _ ... _ _. _ _.. -.... ,..,.. -..... 1 ~ AO'nOH neetiy..cff>le poat II lot. 1-4t2-t110, (JoM). .-.ooo In belOw ,,..,. ----iiii~ lt•t •aeum ~:mo. •••n Coen~ 1-a SSSI :r: • "':t.$1't'W".(,u11111 IN I' r I' r I' r I = I ,,, lOt ~MINT I Im.it 1e .... .-'.- lndwtrttt t9M~. OMw .... .,..,...., .,.~ .. ,o,._.. ... Cotti Mop S.0.5SS4 u Tuthill W.Wlltr Ch..,.1 ,ubltt ::1rll!Qe Ootet Dally Mor1u1ry o f 0-. M 88 P110t. JUM 11, 19'3 84e-9371 ~ •tfn· J¥itltl _. .. 5i I 6 ~§tt!~**' unM I I I MM11• _ __.,..._• ___ .~ ................... tltl1 ~~ Mt -1a \ • --~--·~~.-~--------------..._. ________ ..., __________________________ ._._...11!!111111 ...... 1'4 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /WednMda , June 15, 1983 I.eta IM lalt Hll l••Mt UafuaJ1kM lt•M• Ualuabkt4 Atut•tate, 011. b!rtmah Val. • ... ., OIU.. lntal1 ltH WWPWJ, ll.111• Ct.ta.... mt !:e" .... ~ mt C..11.... lfM lut...... 11ff J-!all ... DELUXE OPFICE SUITES Adi. ll0.000 ea. 631-411'9 HARBOR Vll!W HOME f £ ~ rm ..,-. ~~ill 3 or• lac. 8eyffont blda 700.1,007 t ._ So Cit Pb. 3 Br, 2 Ba. IC)lll 48A tlABA on petk vt.w tOI no~ N75. ...... boft..f\111 klt. N bell, no beeeh, alpt 10, p'll1 OW tq f1 evall lf°'1'1 11 25 ., le¥ll dMIQn. pool, gar. d I 1 "'00' o' d•I' Mer •r• 0 II pe\9, no wnoklng, 1425 S&U/M. 832.eooo 9A8£MENT • 1.00 tq ft ......... lllS kid• IS~& 539·8190 11" ner, v m · •· • mo. ~7 uoo 1q ft C.it: Mon-,rl ~ S.t Rlty tee 't4-2023 751•t905, Iv me1M01 -.U PllllJ 1)-B ITIAL n.-t llU 2 bdrm 1 be carpet• a.ch-M kn, "' bcn, quiet •---rt.. • ~ ~2-4"44 o.11r1 laland Aencho •Oupila, i 8', /!\viii 711. ....,.., &lb dr~ bulll.ina 1466• peraon, no pell. 2 bd-•"2 be M MlrlQI 2 8' 2 Be. approx. Prfl/IC!Y '395 No pell 2 bdrm. 2 b a 2218 Mai>lt 931.m7 nonu1, ... :~1· .. !!907 Imo. Incl IA.of:·,,_ mont~·~u7x~ Fo1 ..... 1xecut1w ottic.e 1900 • f., decorator condo/trreplaee POOi ,. .....,....,.... . s.uho;;-Or ~78 Lido Pentnaula. ~t fllmllMO. Fent•llc VW.. 11 Ttn WI $800 mo 94S·3185. 2 (Jbr, 1'11~1>1tto, 94l'· o.lu•• 2BA 2be In 4-plex ., =iy 3~!. ':!. ~~~ ~trM~·2Tf15\~Y HOMEFORRENT &48-2790 ' :.'1soo 546-~IO No opta, drpe, but1ttn1, enc1: 8j>~J~:~t:f...L ! 1000 1q " ptlvatt deck e1w;~&.42e • EtToroSBdrm.1725. f Ua llH . U1. hk-upa. no pet• 3 Br 2 ea uolt. _, b11. on~ponBlvdlnLand· Fenced yatd & oareoe .. 2BR 2ba Condo, "°""· I 211• 640-«M lurnlahed, wun.r. dry., mark Cannery VIiiao• I .. tlM KW l pet• welcomt XIT\Ulng Hiit frg g rm kid c/d, rlfrlQ, w/d, patio, Huntington Creel! Apt• lncld. Summer. encll<I Blctg Otetlnct~ dlCQrat· Pr•f!rtJ UH 545-2000. Agent, no fM pet Oii ptuall crpt 6 '860/mo. ~52·8872 Luxury adult ltvtng. 1 & 2 garege. 5802 Sealhort Ing with wood panellng l --oatl52& 53M1to BEST 2 Br 2 Be, M ... Verde. Bdrm, with garlgN. *' TSL Mgmt. &42·1803 wallpaper provlctll 1n ...... ftaatala l\tty fM trpt, dwtlww, lrg apt No & wll.,. paid. letevtMd •Int a1mo1pher• for V1c a1lon In Stra t · VtllR 1234 Here It 111 1435 2 bdrm pell. 1695. 957-2515. MOurtty. From IS10. Cell Vacallta ...eut1v1 Ofllcel /1111111 roro-Av'!n tour B1lllan JBR. Im/mo. No .... 4,. upgraded kltcn. anldr.' 499-4721 (Leg. Bclh). B-48·1813 from 9-5. IHtala 1H7 tor 2·5 ~term. A•ktng and Eu.ope Ind entoY ,..... kid l5 $ 1.20 1q "· trlpie nnn "-dom and aalllng by Near 1<1hl1., •hoP• & yd, • nne, • nit clN · 2 Br. 2 a.. Twnhe, oarege, 11&111111 WW LAKE ARROWHEA Annual CPI. Call SyMi: O'IWnlng your own 1eth lrwya. 963·&319 539-8190 Bell Rlty 111. no peta 1912 Wallece I 1&.2 Br. TownhouM Apt1. b.qutalte lekelront homt, Petloan Prop«11M Inc Century apt. For detalta iiso. 4 Br, otl B<ookhurat. t9utlliilaa1 1 '475/mo. 531-.3871 • lrplo, dlhwtr. lrg pallo. 5 bdrm, 5 ba, 11eep1 12. 714/845-6501 Brokar call 714-493-4101 Cool pool 2 garaoe + •J1· F...U... MIO * 2 Br 2 Ba upper No I 1nclad 11ng1e elegantly turn. BoathouM coope<atlon. LL ' (HO tru 539-8190 8e1t Riiy peta, pool Nr SC Plue car garage. nr Hunt. 4 dble dock. 642-7080 LAROE OELUX.E he Ult I•. FlllJ f1nhM4 OeHt SA. ieootmo. 833·8074' Harboui. f'rom S595/mo. Luxurtoua condominium EXECUTIVE SUITES db CF C Lil B E !-Lowly 4 bd. 2 ba home. AH appltan*, 2 bdfm, 2 2BA duplell wtlh alngle M0-6807. on Lake Tahoe'• t>eautl-2025 NEWPORT BLVD Tt<TE-Spectacular 5Br, Plualrgedenw/wetbar& ba, adult com.muntty. gat, pallo. In gd arM lfltET lul North Shore -lrw:tlne COSTA MESA 3~8a. din rm. Ole, Indoor bath CIOea to achoot. Poot, IC)ll, FlanohO Sin $550 S!'ill-5001 bd m $425 + '375 ct Vlllege. Many ••trH. MARY STAPLETON pool, nr dwntwn River· p 1 Cl h & Joaquin. L .... or montl\ } r ep Week or June 18·25. Half REAL TOA 850 t238 aide. 10'A% Bank loan. r " b M pool. No to mo. Call ~ Ad * 2 Br M ... Verde, new I GH. Pd Mature cple p Ice 1550 540 8053 • Submit all trldel Ownr peta 2 year,_.. req. No 81' 642-430024hra decor 833 8974 No prefd Nr 405 Fwy r · • EXECUTIVESUITES •1 5 ... 2 ,. 2· • $1200/mo 714·9e3-8339 ' ' · • 8U-4894. 546-92•3 OCEANFRONT Laguna UNIQUE FLOOR P' •N " 5-0 97,..., ..... 1 a luL •---L m o pell. 1525/mo. ""' t. ... l ut. ltacla -• ~ • ... . 1 ... Ju & SUWlll Beach, fully lurn mo Allo,.,. prh1111 hallway II YOUR Owl __, ... Ju,,..Sept. 494·1034 youneedmontthan 1 .,. ... ~PrT-"""..-""""u10. 2 Bf • fam home, .,., p·• ... enct gar YILUIE ..-.-. w ....... • lntala te room 2025 Newpon 1112 ba 24x30 11· .. ,..., •• ; w/gar, bl1ln• & yd, low COUNTRY ouUb~.:':.~~I. Blvd C M Miry ' --..-. depo111 avatl nowl _.,.., New 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury Slaart 2tOI Sllpleton.Rltr850·1238 no pell. S750 1a1/1Ut + 539_8190 S..l RI"' fee apt1 In 14 pl111s. 1 Bdrm S300 dep. 546-0814 " ESTATE 142·I011 from SS45, 2 Bdrm from BALBOA ISL.ANO. 3 BR N SApprox 943 allt, I rt •---t. BRAND NEW. CLOSE TO "3(). TownhouN trom Eleg1n1 home G11 Stpa upper office. Sh~ & --• BEACH, 3 Br 2'A B1. Beeuttlul&perttltke ss25imo.2 er 2 8a.Apt $695 +pools. 1ennl1. 8.11epsf bcJ\.t325-$600 l(ltchenelle $480 . dewar. 11011e. g1r1111 with teHICed pool lrpk;. balcony, lndry rm, w11ert.i11, pond1. Gu wkly 6-46-8333 64&-2947 ~~~P~r~8=~~ H~ ::~~~-u1t1a incd :~~=::i~~1no llar•r,·octc°:t:: ::°'" tor:,~::~ ~he~~ llHSEMATI SHVIOH HWPffT IUOI wltdya (714) 1-924-7622.' HOMESFORRENT *SpaciouaAptl TSLMgmt. &42-1803 rrwy drive North on Co11erlng So. Or. Cnty. I0001qltwellm1tntalned nlles/wtcnda 1·946-2143 Hunllnglon Beech 3 & 4 *Dining Area MC 31>< 2ba condo nr S.C Beecn to McFadden 111d L1gunato San Clemente bldg on quletelrMl or 645-2804 Bdrm. S775. Fenced yard *W~tnCloseta Plu1. O/W 3 poola, _, on McFadden to 661-4999 Autgnedparklng, NEWPORT CREST 4 garege. Kida & pell l"' Home-like Kltehena aauna, avall now. 1650 Sa• w Ind \I tit • 11 e . Lady wtahea to share 3 bdr I gareoea avall. &45-4800 or CONDO. wefcont. 545_20000. blk to Huntington & 960-4057 or631·8011 (714)893-5198 hooae with aame. Prime e.45-3323 dayt. 8eeut.3Bror +den. Agent.no fee. FrwyalTl.LITIESFREE BAYTIMBERAPT W,au ... cla H locatlon In HB 1re11. NEWPORT CENTER. Full • $1300/mo. A11t 545-0295 July 111, move tnl 1825 3 1 Br. lrplc, pool, private ei;: 847-69l6 aervlce Executive Sunaa. Lita Aaa 2110 bdtm. Jae pool & fleWer 1 Bdrm. From$580 patlo,enclldgerage. n Studio apt, avail LIVE AT THE BEACH. $575-$825. 640-~70 ft'lll!l""~"'!""..,.~P'"'-.il',.. b 111 n1, k 1d 1 Ao K. 2 Bdrm. From 1850 1475/mo. 399 W. Bay SI. lmmed. S350/mo + de-Balboa Island F1mtty NICE ottloe In Corona det payt rent ut •. "'"9 •190 1-.. ~t Alty LA QUINTA HERMOSA &48-9883. p 0 I It . MI eh a e I . Home. Pvt ba. $300, utll """"" ~.,.,.. 18211Prkald Ln 1blk 558-7811,dya. evea Mar 320 s q.$280/mo UnlQue Ill bungalow. 011• W of .. ~--h, 3e blk·, S. of Conelo, 2 Br, 1 ba, nr SC 499·2963 pd. 675•9142 plua utll. 845·5363. 2333 $100 dip, won•t lutl VACANT --539-6190. a.1 Alty.... 4 8R, 2 be, huge lot, ctoee Edinger :':f:t.[u~,:C· m't;~~: v1c1or11 Sch, aml 2 br M/F •hare house, pool, ~ Coast Hwy, 10 actloota. thopa, twyt, IU-1441 Avail. Augu1t. 1(1y-dayt duplex. w/'Mtr vtewe. yrty. ~t.2 .. ~::~.:!iwtc~;.~o I 1925. 9 5 5 . 1 3 9 3 e 11 e 1 blk from beh. Avall. July Ole tulte, newly redec, w/2 3 BA 2 ba. walk to oc:n. l~rt leacla 2161 873•9052 · 1. 1875. 497-8204 MIF 8hr2BrhM, non·amkr olca, bath & huge atorage 3 Br2e..$1000 yrly. . pool. aaune. Jae, cloM 10 xvarnmm:a. 3 bd. na; I .. • 271t $225 mo 'A utll + s 175 •PIO., appro11 600 II Special aumrner rental•· 1 schoot•, lhop•. 1825 & 2 bd. 1 ba. Ctoee 10 the ~ Hth ., ... 2 B<. patio. ~rt ac dep. 645:8201 10111, Incl uttl, cleenlng, Br condo on bay, 4 er 962-4471 : 96&-9853 wat•. Wkly or monthly. gar. $500 + $250 dep. 11JF.61k to ooeen pool unlurn, l300 mo. Avalt ram~bltng~UALonnBal 111. lut. 1ut=: '"2 Calf 71~78-1237 &31~. :J'01d1tpref"d S3T5 mo· M/F 10 lhr 2 br, 2 bt lmm9d. 531-3298 dye, -.... . . Promontory Pt IPI with IH Eaatllde 1BR adu" com-&4 ·5002 vt-. NB $430 873-4345 Otlloe IP~ for IMM: 747 PllP "'lllmtT uni Harbor nr perfect., 4 plex. N1w cpt1/drp1, , Br ,_ rnta/dr•---It, S895/mo utlla pd. AIC. 9r hM w/pool & lux ex-Spacious single, OM pool, lndry. no petl. blt-t~a. pool SS50. ~: Nu. 3 8< Condo In HB. ground fir 1055 El 114-17M1ll tru. leOO'• kid•. pet•. & two bedroom apts. $3851$400. 833-7890 atalra Do11ef/We11c1ur pool. J•c. lrptc. 848-3944 Camino Of, Coet• M .... 53M 190 S.t Alty tee eves & wltndl. 3 Blk E I F I-"~ & Baylront Condo. 2Br EASTS I OE, large 2 BR 1 area. &45-6&49. • 0 • '·-w/comm. pool. aecur11y, lnlat 2244 a. 1 Br amall nloe beecll Nwpt ocean view condo 10 Adame. view. $l200. 2 Br Irvine condo Large 2 BA ta. IOC 'ti le peraOn yrly ahr, M/F $400 .,. 'A utll 754·t04o. Mr Tracy C.O.M 1 bltl fromoceen wig~, $&25/mo. Agt. 831-8499. 845-9181. agt. IN: ~/mo. 675-3148 548-1774 eves Pluah 1icecut111e otllol, air, CUI• cottage· 3 bdrm Fr-' GI ~ 55"-"•"" I -1 bar 2 blth• v1nt UB s 1475 yfly. .., -· • ·~· 2 aR 1 Bath nr .......,,. 311 Prol female to anr t>eautl· • ·" · ., Su t_, •• h 1 • · ......._.. ful 3Br condo In Cdm, IOC8tlon 1000-1800 all. mmer ren .. : .... on1 • o ""-1 Ek with garage .,&th. St. $645 yrly. Frlpc;, semi aeparata llvlng rm 70 a/I. Call 847·99S4 Juty&A~lt.Udo lMI FURNISHED or No P•ll S420/mo ~ar,d/w.hr,S..Frte/lO 2Ba, sun decl<, dbl ca; •S290/up. carpeu. Sum~~e,,,!:!°,:rrf~vall. UNFURNISHED. &45-5577 PM· 8 ~: 4 S 1 t g1111ge. encl lndry flcil. drapee, 1/c, , .. 1room1, Cen for cletalta Ale 2 bdrm pool hOml kid ALL UTILITIES Newt)' rtmodeled 11udlo lOAM-l2. · Wik to ocn. S.00 mo.+ 'A 17301 S.ecil Blvd. Hunt· WATERFRONT HOMES proof erptl '595 lnlo at PAID. HEALTH apt. '395 Inc. ett utll & 2 8'. MW cpta/drapM, utll. • Oep. 873-5602 lngton Beech. 842-2834. CALL 831-1400 BEST Riiy 53M 190 1.. CLUBS. TtNNIS. gerdenlng. 1892 E. Of. bit-Ina, pool, S650tmo. Retired unencumber1d 1111,....., cWIMMI.....-. plu• 1n~e Orlvt by, eall D o w n I l I I r • Bart-... er lor partlea * mtlTIYI llf1ll * VIiia S.lt>oa: Penthouae: 2 r~-:> "V > .... 7009 DovtrfWHtCllll area. ~·.... . 1 MO FREE RENT .... ..._ "" bl..,. h 1 s "'" Free room for llght mlln· ..... rm, ........ ..air .. 7 ...._, Large 2 etory 3 bdrm, 2112 muc more orry. ,.,__ .... r and "'---·· ~6. tenanc.. Ann 540•2303, With ahort teJm ll&M. 11111 eomm pool. S 1200. ba, end unit. Balcony no pets. Models V1,. "" ..,..., ·-f 5•0•2245 Mr'Vlce 1111tet. K"p your Newport Townhome: overlooking llvlng .,... open daily 9 to 6 South COllt Ptua. /1111111 3 Br 2 B1, rptc. bit-Int. overhead low & pro·. 38drm. lmmac:ulata. MW with ttreplac.. Obie gar. July 111. 7~588 K"'j'· 1925 yr 119· Rmt• to lhr Irvine hm INllonal lm1ge hklh. 881 "rpet, hu lltp for 23 It Poots ind much more, no Oakwood PALM MESA APTS 57 • 985· Nr beech. Neat emplyd, positive 11-Dover Or. Suite 1.4. New· boa t. pell. $875. C1ll e.,,.., 1581M ... Df. C1Mn2Br,lrgkltchen.Npt ltlude, no flekea por18eactl.831·3651 WATERFRONT HOMES wtcnda 55M378 <i•rden Ap•rtlMnls 5440. UnlUrn. I Br. Hgta $500. 2421 E. 18th 851·1921 CALL 831-1400 Call btwn 9-4. 54• ,...,,. St. 645-5109 •=-----,---=-~==.,..., • I .. •mW Nn.port BHdt So. .,.. • .,"" Aoomte to ahr 2 Br COM treaa e I 1 to 4 bdrm S700 • S 1200. l l OO 16th Stree• PINE BLUF~ APTS Eut Bluff specloua 1Br. apt. S325 • 't't utll. NJC18 !Uif + 2 b1 rear unlt ' 2 BA. 2 Ba. with bluN view. pool, plewnt area, no 760·8274 o/gar. 2 yra old NOW' (at Dover) Chtld ok. P•tlo. fplc. ou peta. $875 mo. 644-4787 Sha1e 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath 1850tmo. 709112 Orcnld .WW ....... BeM:h No, s'p"~, rm .. ~ <'etuxe 3 Br 2 a. no place, laundry ladlltles, •••ere a l1at1la Hll 800 eq. A .. pl/1 b11h. Wit., & ge.a Pd. 1/c avall. Incl. I S00 lq n of llll<*l yard C-2, Sulla T 130 E 17th SI. c M. t500/mo 631·1930. HOIOSCOPI BY SIONEV OMARA Tllanday, Jue 11 A.RIES (March 21-April 19): F..entiala are defined-practical matterl dominate. Special aer- vk:es are feAtured. You alao lu.m more about responaibWty and money. Cancer, C..pricom ~ figure prominently. Relationahlp will be mlldified. TAURUS (Apc1120-May 20): Serwe of percepUon la heightened-you attract allies and you'U IUC!Cel8fully complete major &aak. Focus ai.o on employmennt, dependenta, peu and dJet. Aries. Leo, Llbra penona figure promlnen\ly. You'll be rid of burden. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Be ready for tre.b 11.art-pastobligationaare "t.altencareof "-you now have proverbial aecond chance. You get to heart of matters via direct approach. Applies espedally ln connect.ion with romance, creative endeavon. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Relative may be in mood to c.hide-take it in stride . Circumstances will tum in your favor. Senae of direction will be restored. Time is on your aide-don't rueh to ronclusiona. Check rights, perrnlaliona. Aquarius and another Cancer play key roles. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Nwneroua cho1oee are available-you're able now to pick-and~. Focua on financial windfall-providing you make right choice. Gemini, Sagittarius penons bgutt in acenario. Long d!6tance call aids in reaolving ~emma. . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): lndMdua.la who had shied away will now do tum-about --circwnatances suddenly favor your efforts. Mi.at.akee are corrected, you are offered rare "aecond chance." Emphuia on personal magnetism, renewed vigor and hunch that hits mark. LIBRA (Sept. 23--0ct. 22): Focus on per- ceptiveneu, ability to make neceseary ch.anpe. chance to demonstrate skill before superior. Y ou'U be invited "backstllge." Participation lndicated in clandestine ronterenoe. Promotion could be on horizon . SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Eventa transpire as you anticipate. Popularity increuea, you'll be at rilht place at correct moment. Moon position hlghllghta friends, hopes, wiahes, powers of persuuion. Sur- prise gift helps beautify ho.me surround..lnga. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Career geta boost-you'll obtain "in.aide" information. Special report favors your effor1a, aida in eooelerating progress. Techniques att strearn.l.lned, you'll be rid of superfulous material and burden that wu not your own in first place. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent added responsibility; you'll be rewarded, financial picture will be brilhter and oveneaa journey ia distinct pcmibility. Older lndlviduall IUpport you, put efforts are reoogni.zed and you'll be aic:kd by one who "keeps records." AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): OOemma will be resolved; you'll know where money la coming from and what to do about it. Major tranaaction can now be sucoessfully completed. You'll obtain answen through unorthodox procedures. Aries plays slgnifi· cant role. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Break from put indicated -legal papers. are Important. righta and pennisaions are reviewed. A.c:cent public relati~ partnership possibilitie. and marital status. l.A!o, Aquarius native. figure in ..-enario. Perceiw picture in its entirety. evlll. No~·· 6 mot 111 1 ~ 642-5'13 atove, dllhwuhlf, IP&. NEWPORT PIER AREA penthouse wilh loft. 11, .. 851-9135 Of ~201 lfy r-•• ..IC .... 1-6107 peta. yMtly $1200/mo microwave 180 degr• Nloe 2er + 2 ba ,.., unit 880 Irvine AvenUf Spac:toua 2 atory. 3 bdrm, 573-6840 ocean view of Balboa otgw 2 yra Old Now 6511177 (at 16th) 2112 bl. l lr cond NWPT HGTS Spaclooa laland Malet Femal1 s:~ oaff111'P9'11 C~2.".?oo'• l.nt 6 Ft• JIM IHiaHI 4114 ltlt Wu•~ 11M avail No pela. 9 mo11M • 645-1104 Wahr/dry, pool, 1pa ~ 281 2Ba cioM 10 67~9682 or 573.7550 -~ " _ ._ ffi?~~~09~~~kt s::;,:1 :.:; 2 bdrm. ~i.~M~~v::t'~:Y WE LOOI FOR .~:.c,:;::2;:Ur111 F:,,"!d:rnv~~~= t.::'.J' ~m,!'2! & Suell a deal S390 nat otl 1'A ba. S535-S40 ut111 1 $750 mo 845-7400 YOU 1 di• ate. 2855 e c11 Hwy. Vicinity of W•tmlnlt.,, Prime Loc:.etton elfvtce Rlillderlllal ' 11 B ........ f"" & 2 1 S575 mo Ampl pkg N1wpor1 H•lghU. 2YewaOld/5800tqft comm.rctal. Southern S.~de. 1 '· apple. ..-.. re r'V OlllQI. "'4 • 4 8 2 5 L X ....._ amall chlldren ok, no ltflt/l ... •IMt 875-6900 v v • e 1" e Int IOng ltnn no% -Or-. Co. 531~700 i>e1•. Unllmltld I "-I meuage. Owner Muet Seel a. •-111t•• • -1960 w111eca &42-490$ 0r c .. u • Oulllfl9d 8uY'l't'I Ol'ly --....-• 1 In .,. o. leataJI 2t20 Loet Tiny Blact! Tabby, 2 CHURCHILL PROP Alpidty gto-tng 0C a. STUNNING lllge 2 .. 3 8'. Et1ablllhed 12 yeeral mot old. young OWMr 540-4470 curt1y Ann II kM*lngtor• 3 b<. 2'h be. 2 frplc. W9t HU 2 Ba .. pool. '495/mo & IN NEW POAT BEACH Photoa 11ken/Aefe Chkd 1200 -2500 eq f1 W. Irvine hea r 1 bro k • n . v 1 c : ~ on.n11d tar bit. dad! otl MCh bdrm, 837·33'41 up 110 W. 18th St Slnglea 1 & 2 Bdrm /!\part· 6 mo Ouarnted 5ervtc. ., ... lnclda olflCll, from 19th/ Irv In e . C M. INTERIOR OESIONERS 1ectlnlden wftt1 11 .:... ~ yatd,dblgar.w/099lllf'l,I r1 .... , fBt 1 bdrm, atove, refrlger-menta a Townhou .... •Cred1t1 • Eye Wltnen S5.0/mo.536·1058 648-3601 L~lngforuhowrOOtntO yrauper.VeryOQOCl .cl- c:omm. pool/ac>a. ~ ~ ator, Gaf90I. yfly. mature THE SEVILLE 2 Br. w/gar, Some are elegantly News. Time Meg&tlne. , $775 up. 2265 It lndua-LOil ~ ltmale blk Lab work from? NWp18ch toe. veiament C>p90ttunftlea 1o sc Ptaz.a.. '850/mo. 2 4idf Newport Hgta adult only. Avall 7·5. cxf•· drpe, bltlna. lncct lurnlahld. KNX Radio Newport Ole trlal offlcl. 18101 Aedoo· 1 b ..,. HB 1 av1ll. All rHOurcH . al/'lllla.ble for the rigtll Paul Hlc:tley 855-2882 hOUN. only $700/mo. SOOO/mo. 819-222·8788 ~819~~~.~~~nt:= A'!:: From '595 '32~ 134 do Clrcte. #T, Huntington ~87 5 . rM. '350/mo. 54&-1558 per.on. Aak IOI' Mike Of 38R, juat red«:, great HOUM la for ..... Tenant 2Br. 18& garage apt, IVlll SS20. Cell l·S, &36-4 l20 On JamborM rd at wno '!~~~~ting. Beech. 842·2634. NEED OYNAMIC PEOPLE Mitch. 833-8381. neighborhood dbl gar lg muat •how property, &-25. seso mo. 1 yr IM. SanJoaqutnHlll•Ad. TuatlnOlc 832-4134 u t i•"" .. •h IEWIRI Want '"'Y1hlno In Ht•1 ·--·· yd 1750 669-5oo1 ' month to month Call PIQ 759.9570 873-<4585 Utll• paid 1 bd patio M4-1IOI ~ •. <!..ou"""' ... ~~· :;;Of'lt oorf-L~t.· t1rf: "ray .. Tabby Won't talc• ~o Mm -•• • • Dameron. 559-9400. ' q let S3i6 A all'J 1y is' _.,.,, """...., ~ • ... 25 yra In Corona~ MIJr 3 BR townhle In N9wpor1 South of Hwy, apac. 1 bf, I u . . v u . ... •••• w..... not lk;es. Can divide, £111 cat, •. om". PhlM It big m . aa.nn 709. """ toe.I 50-50 -.;. Ht. ·--..... rMt toe 4 Bdr 3 Ba. uec Npt den aundecll encl gar 644-8958 WlmPlll'f CM •""71n8 ClubhN HV HC>f'nM N B . ....,., & ...;::.--:.·."1"'5"" 5' o"-"""1 ' Cr•t. Many 11Clt,. 2 Cl/ s100'. "'gt 87"' ••IV•: . YILU 011111"• Charming older 2 bdrm BllCl't 23 wantt to rent rm .,,,,.. • . . • . . IDTAllAIT hoUrty 87~20 """'' -• !5\r""" o 1 r S 1 1 o o I mo . " .,..,_., '" apt on Canal. ~tly tn Hunt. Bch. Reap & hHHctlltall JOll ::!.6':sdor ';:'~br;all So. Cout P1au Mall, Or· '·Au1-omo __ ·t-~----- ii75tmo, 4 Br 2 a., nu 770-0453. SP«tacular ocean & city Spactoua E·•ld• Apt a. rld«x>r1tecl. Older per. clean. Gaye need not eall, ange Co. Locetld In the 2 s.... peop6I needld lm- c;pt. drapea & 'paint. Va· llght. view, large 1 Br Encl oar. patto. dlhwlr a t•rld, utll. paid. $650 1-777-20 14 •It 5 Monty IPllnl&L AIYllll HWlll m0tt tuOOellflll mall In mecltlltaty. AW'I tn P9f· cant. Reta req'd. 600Be11u11ful unu1ual Clllf many amanlt l••· 11ove.M09tutll1trM.No mo.650-8145. WnNlll tn bualnell,marrtage,fam-Loat:Smlwttedog,ehlld• So. Cat. Coni.ina ,_eon only. BILL YATES T ra11er11 Or Agt. drive 2BA 2ba, mull\l9 $650/mo. &42·5757. peta. lly, etc. Diane. Llc'd. pel. Vic. Nwpt Blvd. Irvine equlpmlflt & fbrturte. Ell· Inc 32452 Vtlll Aoecl 55g..a221 frl>lc, alll•. atalned glua, 1 BR. 1 Peraon s.«5 II 11111&111 831·9478 or &31-8964 811/d. 645-9181 celtent mattc.i. Good vot-s.,i Juen c.platrano. • .,--.,..-,--.,..--.,...,~1 no !*•. no wnoker1. HWJ IPIOUL 1 BR. 2 Persona $465 Su Cltatatt 277' Prol lemlly reloeallna need ume & high Ml proft11-------- A wttole houM Jul1 i3i0. 1350, 531-4197 2323EldenAve.,C.M S 3 er & den or 4 &. un-.... 1 l r.... 3104 Pentull Htl potential. O.W.. leel/tng ~. ~ /!\viii 111153 Mull _, S..utllut unueual Cllll NOWl&75 &48-78S4 2 Br. 500. Yeerty Poot, nr furn yfly leued beO 8/15 F~~d~..,.!/,!!!3m·'t_dfioglte. CIRCUS OF .,..., (213)432·7973. ~ .. ~~ cweplt. 539-61901ee8"1Alty dr1ve 2BA 21>&, mualve LAG2BRW/FAPLC l>Mctt, bua. No peta. to 911 Pref pl/1 beach ..................... ,,..... _ '""', .,,_. .,._,.,.., E.u11ide3 er 1 ee. encttd frplc, .,11 •• 11a1nec1 glall, TM IMlll VIW IDIU •99.e277 comm or Balboa arM ~!'.!'7u7r11 & Adame. llSSl~E bftltllnt -1 110 clean hou•• gareoe. petlo. large yard, no peta. no wno1ter1 2 Br, 2 Ba. fam comptu. Oceen-clty-Catlltna .. 111-. Oya 213-3-46-2095, -.....,_. • 0,,.naitlea 4111 IHM-3114 no pet•. $555/mo. + 1 '850, 531-"' 179. 144-2111 dlhwf/dlaposal, end gar, 3 br, 2 bath apartMent 213-868-9823 719 N6. HARBOR BLVD •1n1•.... ·-.. -...... -.11-..... -. ---~--··tile-' l d I utll Pd. tndry rm, ul>ltalrl Clolt 10 ---.tht""f Idell Found abtlque gold croea F LLE"TO ...... 7-"'V ,...,......_ m o ••cur Y aep. ~Ill-..•• .. _........ apt.no..-a.S.,,,."+•""" -·-r· ... Male Student need• w/"""'rllli"", NB .,... U " N SucoeeefutrnodllndlM-Gr8ndmothartortrrdd. 548-5442 or 770-6a29 _,_ .. t--llf •r••--,...... ,,,,.., ~ for 2 or 3 ldutta, no pet•. lumllhed -· .. ment or --. ... 170 1112 my comtortabte homl 5 ---=--=---:o--=----:--iwtt 3 or 4 bdnM + din. 1peclou1 3 bdrm, 2 be. dep. 2324 Elden St $830/mo. Avlll. June 15. room/kite~ Nr so Cat Cati to ldent. e.40-5650 • ttonel ~ S 10 000 · · · Luxury 2 Br. 2 Ba condo, lam rm formal dining rm apl. NI~ decorated 5.48-4147. (714) 642--0138 ·-· daya a..-12 Hff It••• boel r9'Uml. Cellb ct. Oya WllekJy 11~:30. Alt 1 Ip, dbl var. pool, Jae.I lge poO. and apa. A~ w/frplc, Ill b111na. IOek-Ptza June 20 -Augu1t ..,.....ATTRACTIVE -lab. 714/&46-e337 any-pm ~11. '695 &42-5290 cond, gardenet a """' a~ garage end eun· VILLA VISTA APTS ..... Hii 1 2 s 5 0. s 8 0 I wk time a.nk'-......... .... • OOI $575/mo 2 Br 1 ''2 Ba. m 213-502 9202 Deva . MASSUSSES __ · ------• .,, Ill& n•• maintenance Incl Vec:ent pordl. ,_1ng. t, mo Townhome ~rMn~lt furn. 1/2 blk from bctl. No • FOUM> ADS TO SE AVE YOU WAIT"... , /T TELLE I 'c~-':._!.~~ ~,~':· : ~:TW:~:501m0 tmmMi''Wln t1r. C::mitu~ · ~!r't>O. ~51~:3s;;no· ~:~.~~~r M~~k~~~1g~~ c L1N1CALHypnoel• IPT • ,..nnt e:::=:~Clftunlty '°' tchoola, parka, golf Dover Shor.: 1329 San-.... .... TSL Mgmt &42-18031 Laguna Beecn-Pvt ent, ba. :~::oto:,J~ .=,:. ARE FREE Smokl't~=~-str... p~= :~~~ tract~ s~::T ~- ~·a..~:~·c:~-8. ~2°;,2'r':1y~ ~Very large 1 Br. balcony, $275. Prof/bul, m•ture, wit h pro t Female Cal·, 1 ..... _.11 4·plu'e, condo'a or Immediate openlno, of-_., · pt emranoe. perfect lor mle8tiBJIU non-lmOker, 49~5 1 non-smkr (22-35) nice ..,.,n • ~ Llttte down and fire v8llecl dutlel.-Poe- .,._Verde Lg attn1c 3Br, trplea. 3 c:er gar, mlld7• couple. on Av1cado. APAIMITS Rm nelded, reap girt and I per 1 C o a It I I n I 142·111' MOIELI 10W mon1hly peymentL ltlon requtr• awox- 28', nr Harbor. No pell quarttta, Poot119a. Avall /1111111 7-1. $695/mo. .. •• utllutly , ...... ~....... toddler. Low rent! llve In purlerrtd. Cell Wotlg1ng OUTCALL ONLY Bkr 633-tlG lmtrtlfy 3 IHya per '#Mk Avllt 1850,841-'1937 ~,:'.74~!.300/mo 1" e75..e611. .,..den t .. ~""'-l 11tuat1on. Rel.957-8930 (714) &3fS.5790 dayt or 535-9199 end alternete Se~ Near 19th & Placentta, 4 Du..,... ......_ ..,,., 3 8 .. ~ •---•• r:trloa~g~·ka, No~.. (714) 642-0 138 '"" ... !J .. Llaa 41Jf until 1 P.M. Cell Linda lk 1314 B•.endadPlllo, 1.,..• ... -.,1 .'V11. r, -••-••-BllChelor M30 R~2s~:.'w'::n~P!~: r&ftl 11 Foundbtke,btk1pathln lltTIOu.al *fUT-&.1111* Oecul.75'-1901.0CS dllhWNhat. kid• & peta 2~Ba,211ory,2cargar. Eatatde"" 2Br. 1!ABa. 28drm, 1'1<S. 1590 35 A II J 18 In -12 Beck81y.oetl&ldentlly. Bechllor/Bac:helomte NoCl'9dltRequlred L. 1700 Adema. C.M Oii. 1725/mo. S500 aecur· &45-to95 Of "42-4e82 I patio. oa~. 1va11 7-8. 2250 Vanguerd e.45-'fs°90 :~ 5:00~ · t f'• 548-lM 18· Otnoe & Birthday Pantta 738-0522 9-9 7 dye bkr E.O.E. tty. Agent no IH EXECUTIVE HOME 3 8dr t 525 mo. 111 & 1u1. 279 !§.40-9828 Slnot• G1r10•. Coala Found: Elderty Cotlte, red TllE Ult lllllAI Cull to.na t iS ooo 545-2000 wllamtly rm. dining fm. C1brlllo 648-806 7 or Room for rtnl w/ktlch MMa, nr 22nd/l!td1n. COiter Vic M.., Verde 13&-8638, &58..e&38 llow or b.:f ~It' Ot<: Neer .06 and 55 Fr ... lrplc. pvt yard + more. &31~5 prlva. NMf bul & atlope, 185tmo. &42-4410 No. 557-6589 ....,, If~. U.. ...-3 bdrm 2 ba. 2 car S 1300/mo. 180-8702. ----_. --.. ...... B,.U HB 982-7520. Slngte. nr t><:h .,. .. 185. FOUND: June 13 Tint...,, .... Tllll fund• any purpoae. --1 • F • at P•trlek. ag1 .....,,_ ••-~u "" 111.11••-L '""l .,..., 1r.51 2 ....... gatage. ,,...,.~ D 2 Br HUMS/mo ,...... --· 5 .... ...,.,..., mall dog. I/IC wpt 1~":..:.:~:...._:..::. _____ jiii;;:;t;;;b;;;~;;;;;;,;;;;;;a:i/i" ywd. AlfT'IQ.lgardner In-HARBOAVIEW7br &clen earparl,yard/balcony.111 .............. Wllly rentall now ..... omc. leat&ll Hl4 Harbor High Sehl. IHll•ITW •• .,.............. Goo~d w"o--rkln..,,o 'c..,onF: eluded. feta maybe. or 3 bf, 2 ba, nr.c>iace. bltlnt tnclry rm ,... rtel 11~ & up. ~ TV. 84e...ae91 llleutlfUt acltlng glrlt, "FAST MON!Y"· ~ ...,...__ u-.-r ... ,.__,_ '900. e.42-9$42 tlOUae w/belutlfUI view 25349_,;1• Ana A~ Frplo, veuttld celllnga, dbl Ptton. In room 2274 19 H w .. tcllfT, N.lt. 271110 Pr!Ytte rooma .,.,_ _ _,..,....,. .,_,,_. Mr 8C ..._~-!J 8r 1 ~a. tor rent 0t IMMw/optlOn TSL u-1 &42_18o3 gar, pool, apa. 1 Newport Blvd, CM. 3eoo tq It 2.435 1q, n FOUND: Ring, I/lo San Dally 10AM·2AM 2nd•. 8wlld~'"""'9 PoOlt. Leny, JOHNSON I SON ~-• • · to buy '31-3ele ...,,,... 1 &drm 1V. a. Suitable tor medical or Joaqln Hlltl M I 8-ntl 1"5 P.ertc Ave, C.M. room ed "~.t. i.nd· LINCOLN, MIACU"Y, 1079 a.nu Rou EISlde 2bf lY.ba lwnhM ~ ltt!l!,lltt!lt ltM denta.I Agtnt. 541•5032 AoM. Cell to Identity '3i-Mt3 teeptng, eto. um U1 on e.40-M30 saoo1mo 11t-10M H~~:V:W1rH~M~ 1rp1c, 'lftl· .. petlo. 2643 2 Bdfm.2Y.ee. n 75 lliiiii"""..-790-Meleva. ottwio.n==' '-------- Prtoecl r~~ Bt w/llM 1rendidooti oOmm """" 0r-.. M50 e.42-2191 eeew. 1tth. St. 11111 • .;go~~~·!, FOUND: ~d P'IPPYISPIAITUAL AEAOIN08 ~fa;GI a1...oes1 ~.:=,.,r::t; =s;eO'wrt:r:' ~~~fm.vr. xt~o:.er~o~8F~:f:· e-4;;;....;; ~~~·~ow:: ~~~o!300 *:'4~8W.~; =.o'~ ~=· 1111!'flnu peg bo9rd bodik.apeng OUaiiiY 4 er,.., dtll be. LQI w . "°""' on 111 DlhMt. 557•2841 tteeted poo1 0 & 1t1pe to eq ft. nw. Aleo coun . oan.. Corp 1 .. ,. :c:."';==-,.= ~ dtil ge1, bftlna. !nod/pvt. _,.... 4 IA. 3eA. newly mtll'T. IPllJMii OCMn. Kltetl 1 9V1111. tu lll-l.,_ Loe1 Bleck C.t 1110r1 hair 1115 So. fl Camino • •iii tcwn. '-1750. 834180 8ell ..._ dalcotlll'lld al Mlf• Incl M25/mo 2 Br 1\t be 8eautlfully landact~ N Co.I Hwy -• ma'I•, llei collar: 8en oa.m. 492·7lte. t'.i'-tl, ... ::::, ~wpor::::oC:: IXH'fA AWA kfa. ~. PoOl.~•GW· aownll~•. c'arport. o-r<ttn IPt• POOll .., .. Uigunee-ati. 494-llK-4 eo.ta ~ 260 sf. 1U1t• ~~o n-.~~3'ra.~e an·~~ u.' Umll •••ar1 . lt.IOllH tt/2 tMI. 2•JC30 9WIQll cs.n.r. 12100/mo. pp yd/t>ele bttlne 1un rm. P111toe/deotca. No p«e. 1...., from -1rno. UUI lncld. -,,_,._.., --t4l-QOO no pece, IJllO 1.vw.+ e.42-4t18 2534&;:;11 A,;1¥1. 8adlelOt ~a 1ta•·•-__ 17'W 1Dth8t.a&t.et2t 751""32JJ.Gm4on. love men111oe.Mo1M a ...... a300 ._ 14&4114 bkr TSL MOlm e.42-1803 1 Bf • 10 ..,. --Oelulll offlcel on NWDC Loat dlnnlf rtno CM Pa111.. e7~.·2495/l73-t7l4 In 11C l Ind Mier W'tflt9d..1 00 ~....,..._,,...,...,,......,.,=--===-Nwpl 8hor111 '5251 2 Br. 1 y. 91 IXCIOX IAURB 2 &. &Nd. Up t 4 000 '° h. lentlmental vlllue. Re-....... I • ....,. Mt YOU Lll<ll PIT8 I IANTA ANA HTI. 38R. Aw.ome 2 Br, 1>1111 pd. L8rOI 3 Br. 2 k . frplc. 131E11th. ~18 '4711/wlc llHPI I e.45-tooll o ' aq . wetd. 542·104& fU..BroUr Id~ MOHIY. V ......... pet j112 tMI. t4IC30 Ol"IOI· Rara famtty tpot It t>lt•lna, tr11 ll'ldld ~d. 191 E. 11th. 842..oeae 975-2910 . . LOST•,' ,._c::;....., l ............... Wttlttlea Mtl 142-2171 54f.Ol11 c.r.ln OllMt ~_, no pee.. 11eo 1.vi.t+ ~190. Beet Alty lel. t 700/mo. Catt Gerl, ::-:: · ...... ..... -... ..,_ ........, ..,.,, )'Oii hlDfl ...,... *300 c'-1>· MCM>t14 PANORAMIC '31-4402 or ~1212. Bechllor f430 ~M bayfront, Bayside ... w w ""1ale Lab/POlnt9t mix. Pnvltte llWlln lnetruotlOn, WIDOW "Ai Ht for M•urtty la • +. -.. a OCEAN VIEW 1 Gclrm 9806 Plw, 9'>eclou• 2 br, 2 -.... .,,....,, to CMwnrie. "'91trno-1l!"L11 ~ T.D't, t10000 "P-No 11toe -t10 pa tPMld IANTA ANA HT8.. MA. HlgN)' eded .. ., 2 .... ..~1:nleld 2 ldm\. 1 'A Ba *580 tMI. '4000 mo. ""' On.in-800, 101 IQ ft avalt from Aew9rd. Loat f/t/H ..... '40 .... °"** .... no ~. ,. ' ,... lno Honie 1112 tMI. :::r,t.:r· Btf~home frldf"" ---=-22so'v911gUetdWay cty, "-"°'· 87M111. Sl.25 near tlMh & Monr~ Call ~nlton AMOCI Oare...,.... tt1t Vk>-;,g:, MMt14 + "'*' OOIMI i 1975imo. • .. ,...,.,. 540-HH CdM bayftont. Bayal<le a::::~:'J ~00 ..:_,~i C.M. 842·7101. e46-'104 ....... ... .... f'n-7)11, • tOf'Y ~..... I01, • 144-141(), klutlfl.t~d•n If'"........ lfll Pl~ 2 br, 2 t-11 e.42...... L08T• Liu ,,.)' .. ~ .. " ~ tUl01 • • " 6';l4M 2 ltOfY. I tw. 2'A ba, :.=i ..C,::,• .. 2 W YC f II. W . =·AM!tor.~~e~ flor ~. -• omo. ~.;:'etl°t.~1 l&th, la your own b ou. _, .. ., .. Oen Av•b61 7-10. 2 8dtm 1 14 a.th t6IO no p.ie. l40t'f Gl'eneda. • ..... .,_.. C4llM!lflft !"ft fftddt. wtllll a WOftdllM Wand tnocu -... ~~ 11400/mo. 71C).81M "'w. Wlleon 1411. t1'14S13.. ~ 60ti a '" dptx, r.·=~· = Lot! P enian. P••• OWi' 100 ..... t OOlllDI. 'l:.... of 8tloPplnt. '''"' .. ... rm: ~'if J \;la. a1.fll3 MOO..-. 1 b1k frOITI Or ·1n Newpot1 9-tt ~ ooior. M• b0et.ll000.141CM111 outllde ..._ ,....,_..___,..,.. fJltol "--0..: eapar;;e..;.,,..,,.,,, ..... 21r.W11oer.wet•"'l......n4! ~ lurrww ,...,_ ,,.;.,Ooe.lt+wy,IU6eQ "lWA"O 1 100 . ltt•bU•ll•ct •tioiaa.li =°""' .. :.=: D4'llY ...... CIW1flM l..cft fie ---rm. frpto. Clldtoe. °*• pd, pe11a, no P•te. ~ lrM M3 vaUoN.. 8'W1S5 ft ,~ -*-wt\tl Wiit ~l40. bullfnem, wood a,,_.., ~ Ada..!:.J::' )IOI" ed. ~ Ml""11 ~ l\loefr tndtepd. ..........,. 561-4177. a w... end m NEW'6Kf. LwNry OMii: bir' .... ,.rklhg. a.II LOST:....., • "...... ...... ..... +, fOOCI .,. Ccwii • 111 ...... _ I ... = llld ... tte~ Imo. 140•1827, ~ M kelp? • tHI mo. JO nlOlfll MT\. !v. '40-248, ~· Pt1oM Pt_.._ n.-000. 1I01 16'TI at. com•• Terma ••111. + lflll.lr l"H· Celi ~ a I "'-._ ~1U,otc721M11t7 '42-M7a t1.llCH110 •..U.2217 tno.114/l4f.otl01 At>t•·""401 .. ftW ua.• ...... 111 11 .... ..a. •- ' - ----~~-~-------- Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Wednetday, June 15, 1983 FS I . I I 11w ler 11111 llre11111r lceutlcal Cdiatl 11Ui•1 IC-tat C..cntt U.Clrl11J j 1tr•ni•1 11111 Clualg -..lat_ P11atl•1 r .. 1 '-" /lttaJn ''" S.mct Ctlll~i _ ;u;; ca6ine11. ca blne1 Dtllllm m c tMiciXN· Price3 llll ... I llLPt ;oOXLITV clEXNINd; .lie b OVINd. t UOIWUI 111.L 'I Lbw Axtts FJ;; i .,_...... ltclno. bw9 & tormlca Fflmlng a a11 muonry rlgnt. lrM Nllm111 °"I Wlndowe too, the NeOf\<I Oulcll, Ceretul Servlc. IAYIS PAllTlll Expe rle nceCI & Pro· TrM ttlm & reMove, All ,.~try Uc•Y·,~,'""'012' counlertope 842~881 need• Lv man •7 ..... "" lerge Of tmell lob•. Uc Let ~ Mille your gerden llne, tow lllH Petty Lie Tl38048 552~410 Intl••" Cabinet, r•flnleh llNk>nel V*"' reuon c11tn·up1 5~7017 -..--· ...., ..., .. ........,.., 31>'82t 873~359 grow&youror ... grtenl 530-5f87 · LIC'd,ln1 842·7479 ~, • Ability Bldrs 730-190CIC••m~ Ctrudc Tilt I rm rutty lnl4.lreel. IPMk ---==-=~,..,,...,,,.,...,,,.....,..,~,.-*A-1 •YI•* l&Ytl PAHITIH = '~!.:!°' F~ 0!x= '"'•• ""''" A .u XFF m et try LIC'O ELECTRICIAN Englllh, & you wlll tlnel my ROBIN'S ClEANINO BNt qu•lllr.· 25 yr eJ($1. I 1n1111111 Ceblntt, rlflnllh. ..NI"'"' Call evening• ~:n~. 'riping 9.,.vic; •1•11 1••ct1 plumb. tltc cerpenuellty' lttt• .... , Tiit IM Ouel. WO'k·AMI. r•IM work •xC4tllent. Cell (714) SERVICE: • thor"'"''"I" c ""'• Ou• .. --·"I ompet tlv• retM. Lle'd, ln•'CI. 842-7479 ~pm to 9 pm ti no 8-"' no 8 I t>ualneues ·~r . WOfk/Nr'VIOe 751 ·7718 Fr .. 1 Gull 983-3283 Tom 83t-S072/973-7544 788-3773; II no en•-· cle•n hOUM 640~57 Uc. T-t18,428 730-1363 IMll-. PLEASE KEEP 842-7190 557·9150 Dlacount !Zl();repaJn •11 Ph•~ C••nantry ELECTRICIAN plMM keep trylngl Kevin QUALITY CLEANING ST•A"ING COLLEGE fllLJTTPUllllll TRYING.. Wi • Cl l ~na11111Wvlol " -.. ,...... C t I "-I Od ret•. Fret"'· Lie. Bigg• Llftd~ Main· wtth I touch " • Prompt, n••t p ro-(114)41"·1711 a.,, ta• •I Dl""•lche" & Repair, etc Quick eer, • ta IH tit, -atH ttnenoe & ln1t1t11Uon et 1 per90na STUDENTS MOVING CO. •3•7 • -.... ,_ ... 00 .... .. vtc.. Reu. 20 yri. Lied 416449 Weyne 831-7630 your eervtce. BETH 8S0-0933 Lie. T124_438 lnturld IH1lon111. v ..,... 1411 "Ltt lht Sun1hlnt In" .... "" Pal b ""'2 ""14 A•m0del/Aep11r1. comm ELECTRICIAN ·~t-8427 ....... ,,... .. .... u.,/ .. ljb SUNSHINE WINDOW om 0 "" • ...., & reatd Llc'd, bonded, ,... Exp Guelent r Melnt OLW 1111111 -,.,.. •• --NO 642 649 Arc•UtclataJ laltrittt Speclalltlng additions & Ins For "' 5.,2_.,. 142 Lie. 233108. Smell/lge ••Lunupe 1, .. 'trim 1r .. • ROM Hlk"" 973~594 WATCH US GROWi Fair Construction De-CLEANI ·I . · · " • l<>b•. repelrs 548-5203 -C · • ...., fenning lntttnOf' ~n .ion New rtmOClll, plen1, we WASH WINDOWS remodel Lied, bonchMi Addlt'e, kll. beths. ptlloe, Nt. Ill Pete. 841·1098 Cleenlng. pereonal touch. STARVING COLLEOE HANOING/STRIPPINO ptfmlle. BonCl-lna Fut . ProlelSlonal Iv I AL UCOIUN 0Ct1V. wo~2 i~~~ :;,,~ .. , oeckl, hlghett qulty guar. FIMr c ... r1~ a ... ,... beanelor1 OK CM/lrV1ne. s~~c~~~:: ... ~~~~:?r;,0· VISA.·IVIC Scott 845•9325 401081. 851-3858. Quality work guaranteed t11 Contulletlon Free • • nga very rell1ble, yrs of exp. I CRPTltiNoMoob --.,-~94""S: .. 511'l2"'f,.7 ___ , Cell Beth, 860-<>933 841•8427 Blac kw•ICle r Peper· ltt'lai Fr" eallm•te 848·7311t Cuatom rernoel. & nev. Carttt Senict IXOYE 889-0934 lnataft. Lie. 389280 WA TC s G nenglng & Atmovel. " • contlr by •rchltect & d• 495·9270 831-9755 Painting-Carpentry HOUSECLEANING H U ROWI Ou1I work only Stev. HuGer Roollng-111 typn llgntr team. 640-$455 arpehng ladtl OH1trutt11 Gery PTL Weekd8f& & WtekenCI• TWO COLLEGE MEN 4114·3618 New-Recovet·Oeck• F Ad A t' •-~1)t wholesale 53 l ·8955 A.dd'ns/A1mod Pl1n1 a ,. Garage DMt •w.lr AilRo nd He d Merla 84-3425 tvN Wiii Mov• you. 8 yrt exp. .. We G1J1 Should u1n Lie. #411802. 548-9734 Of c ion ,.. Permits. Bonded ln1'd I u n ymen. H le I s 1 VII /MC 547 9t07 " g f vew1y-P1rklng Lot FIRST CLASS-Quick dry Uc. ti 418570 5'46-4271 SPRI GS-HING ·NEW Hou&ehokl Rep1J11 ind OOMC an ng ~pee ell•I I • . Together 639-0730 1ny-lallfwa llta H0-4011 Call a I It F I & t I OPENERS. All Aepelra. Carpentry A .. ponalbte Fut. eflk:lent & reu. P·'atlai I time .. Aep11ra-SeeJco1t1ng resu 1. ree .. • F'ree pre-llm New & ,.. Lownt ,.tMf 18 yrs CM. work Mille 648•4759 770· 1155 955-3444 ai _ I~--=---,..-----403llO 1 Fr" eel. 2411r S&S Aaphll 63l·4 lll9Llc CIUS eervlce 750•9075 moelet. E11p, llC'CI Ind Lie. Tom 557-4480 --...,...-·.......,,_..__ THE CLEAN MAKERS Ftll PUmH Plaaltt/lttalr ltJai Daily Pilot Oen Hellberg Gredlng I Shempoo & 1111m clean. bonded Wiii ullat you to 11 • I ' ~°"7 Aep;ir•·~~r~try 5 yr. e.cper, home/olc. by Richard Sinor. lie. plX§'tEmfcAINd -.---------1 & Pevlng Co. RN/comm color brighteners. Wht obtain flnen. 549· 1978 war ta •I F ab, nets-0*0 • 9u,.m9 b0no9 Rel• evall. 875-4853 260644 14 'f" ol nappy Retluccoa. Int/ext. 30 yrs. Nl'T WAITE AD-VISOR Lie. 3978804. 842· 1720 crpta • .1 min bleach T•l:f• enc ng N " -14 B II I local cu1tom«1. Thenk Neel Peul 545-2977 Hell, tlv/dln rma $15; avg ldlttrrlltll OtHt. 'n51 ;e HOm• Aepalr...Ctrpentry Hit ti •I you, lle3-4114 TIIE 1 lllnt 642 5678 A.t ••• tl•y1 room $1 50, couch $10, Naw/rernoCI Exp'd. Uc. Topped/removed. C111n Ceblnetl·Elec·Plumbl';j .. A qul61 feet of Ille le 1h11 • S ._, I Wiii '"-' n I 75 t "478 .... eture couple •veil. FWI• 01--PUmH ,f}, CD'S I ct11Jr 5 Gutr ellm. pet l>Ond ..... , na ,...,.p you up, -ewns .., Fencing . DON 966-01 9 & bondi ble 530• 7817, •, _ T your energy b II• may go ~~~~~~~~ DETAIL Odor Crpt repair 15yr1 obtalnthebe1tnnenclng Cl 25 yre Lie 4031141 In• ~;,,,, PlAST(lllflC up2to3tlmnashlgh11 -X.prt Car Oelllllno. Spend exp. Do work myself Call now, 549-1978. t1n·'jP1 • Landecaplng JACK OF ALL TRADES 556•1876 dl'fl bonded. Ael1. Color ex: ! , , .. ,~:: ~:'.,'.. your present r1tu In the -----,-.---- Ille day •t Npt Bch and Refs. 554-0123 A.J. HUFFMAN & SON-,Fr.!4:~: ng · Tree6I~~~907 Plumbing & e1ectrlc1t, en BualnHt woman, meture. pert. 963-09t t Richard M5-a258 ne11t eeverel yeere Are e,, .. •t\ • •l~\_.l\• heve your Cir prof de-oeld fo bs. 740-0112 r t lleble, boneliblt, you going to 111 allll for ta•'"" ·' p t • I I e d P r k ' Q Ctanl Ctacrtlt Aemod/Add ir306886 Hauling. cltan·up1. tree B JI non·atnkr. 640·61138 QUALITY WORK thl1? 1I not, & It you would \•''\ proV1ded/whole day Cell 646·8586 845-4844 lrimmlno & Inter..., hou~ ·-•-•-•,.~--.... ---.---:--...-----REAS RA TES. EXP'O Plaa~ia1 like lnl~m111on on -~11r t'' \ t ... 2· 1422 C«nent·Maeonry-Block "" -·-I. • I BRENT 846-2480 -v• ~ ' ""' Walls-Cull. work. Uc B.I Wilson & Soni cleaning. Mike 846-8502 0 MP JOBS .-.. •~1 .. e.•~1,.• .. 1..,.~--H •r Elf 141•1121 energy, Call Dort Inman 11.t..-....iltia•• 11'381057 Rob 547-2683 AemOdel/Am ldd .. 30 yre JESSIE'S GARDENING 4 Smell Moving Jobe Renov•fingfRototUUng Stevena Pelntlng, Interior WATER HEA TEA Special It 1..,..1 •• exp. Bonded & ln1 d. Lie Clean.upa, ''"trim & MIKE646· 139t Sod lawn• & Sprlnkler1 &•exterior, quellty work, I Pool heatera•Furneoea (714) 112·0111 Baoye1t this aummar-eny Concrete. masonry, 11•1· .lt3577487. 646-1740 lmalnt service 540-8035 HAUL-IVIOVE·AEMOVE Dave 642-4853 reas 11111. Free eat. ag1-F1lrvlew/B1ker work, loundetlons Block, &?. n .. l Furniture. Trull. Trees • 845-3348 or 54&-458t Drain• cleared from $5. l_1rlaklt11 "I wld II thnJulfh rhr D•tl) P1fo1." M 1 1 u, e M 0th . r : brick Llc'd. 536-50t3 .. ..... •• I.Johnson & Son: Do own 963·54t5 NOAM ... ~ Mlllne lrom St5. Aep1111. ""th"P"oP!l .. f"e'"v"d""u•A"'sl'l'Y"s"f .. E""M"' 545-5708 Custom Brlck·Stone f uy dog1I Grooming worll. 15 YI• m•.lnt. & 1---------BRickwoRK. Smell Joba. OllTll Dnltllll Ev/wk nd same $. M&M Repairs, auto/man. Llc'd. I rri'""'d t11•111 rallo •hr ''"' rla1 tod told II tllr .rrnnd da1 for 1 hr prorr I •anltd I hod •n ad Ill lh<' H<'l••lrr bul llllHt nl 111) rail• 1 .,l\r froni lhr n11h ,.,, .. , BABYSITTING Block·Concrete-Stucco I schl, S10 eny az. Teacher landscaping. 754-1999 HAULING Newport, Coat• Mell, & INTER. Aeu. retea. Fr.. 851·11804 842-9003 AM LANDSCAPE CO My Costa Mesa home n1 Raia. Free eat 549-9492 21 yrs exp. 546-2648 !Mow. ed91. clean-up, trim FU~~ii':i5~;;,~sH Irvine. Rel• 875-3175 est. Sttvt 647-4281 STOPPAGE? 642-e-007 545-8974 Vlctort1 642·6482 Quality concrett/masonry D~all Free eat Reas. rates Jim Everything In Muonry HOUSE PAINTING PrlC41 by phone, John Tilt - Brick & block waits -vwTll TTPIN'G 646-11158 HAULING Lie/bonded. Vwy real. INT/EXT EXPERT 63t-t122, 24 hr. Mrvlc.. I la " ,... Clnup1, yerd/trM MN. Bob 673-53871831·118t TOM 673·2668 TILE INSTALLED •• tll Drives & patios 646-4382 All Textures & ~cou1tle TIE lllH IOEIE AA.NOY 642-7647 People who need People I All kinds. Gueranteed ltmct Aod'a concrete & mason· Free est. Kevin 873·1503 Lawn·lr ... ehrub ln•l•ll Selling 1ny1hlng with a I Get GREEN cuh Thet's wn11 lhe REFS JOHN 893-0487 Secy, bkkplng, type. ary, 9 years same lo-Tr .. trim/Removal rrad• your 01<1 1tull lor Delly Pilot Clualfled Ad tor WHITE elepha.nll DAILY PILOT ProN/tml t>us/lndlvldual. cation Free eat Clusilled Ads, your one-Lawn malnURototllllng new goodl•• with a I• • 11mple matter with 1 Cluattled Ad SERVICE DIRECTORY WANT ACTION? Hr/wk/mo 640-0688 714-640-1705 llop Shopping center free estimate 546-8065 Cl•Mllled ed 642-5678 just call 642-5878. Cell 842·5678 11 all eboull Cleaalled Ada 842-5678 ll•'r ~OdtnOe to .• r• u,..,. Belp Waat.. Slot 8111 WHtt4 5100 ltlt Wutt4 SlOO l1J1 W1a1.. 5100 Help Waat.. 5100 &tit Wut.. 5100 OUll·TTPllT Ente11111nment end Cl\.ilMl lllEllAR MOdet• Pllllllt TIUIH SECRETARY 65 WPM. minimum 3 YNf9 Ship Director• Mu11 EIPUYllm * IODELS IEEIED High achool print lhop OK. exper Good gen«ll or. 1r1ln 1·312-888·4347 4 deyweek. 979-7860 Active rNJ .. t•I• office flee skllla 9 to 2 PIVI Mon. Ext C-t 533. Cell Aefun-S4·S lOfhr, Aeello end Tv * needs bright eecretery to through Fri 10< boetlng deble Promotional Advertlelng M •Leg FE' .. LE PllltO llUflHI llendla Ph<>MS end uatll . Company, NOW OPENI. ... ....... h Id l"'h publlcatton Cell or -">ply Sec:r11ery Par11nd Full time ltdt1St1/lt1t t • pru ent In "' 1 ~: ~~ 5 P~ felyo WOmYE EOE 845-0366 OJT WE NEED NEW FACES lor I $8 to $10 per hr. P111 lime. ~~~~ 1~~1: n~~~ ••onrovl1 Suite •.e, IEOIOUY placement In mOdellng •lternoon or evening I h "" ,... JHEABEATHA.LL Job1lnO.C.C1ll hoora. For lur1htr Info comme naur11t w t Costa Meea Expert1nced Executive BREA MALL call Merle 875-8770 9 10 •.,per. Cell Mr George II c1er11 typist with org lkltla =~~Z, '~u~r"'~: PfT ontce poeJllon open IEW YHI WEIT 1PM.9(16.()t5t t-5 PM Wa. E ltd, lao. work Into me.nagernent. · Cell Tom Rey, 529•1278 ; TWIT AIOOY 171-1100 Top t>tnetlt1 631·5 t38 good short hind end Legel Secre11ry·Prob1t1 141·1111 IOPT /OLlll -----· ----typing skill•. Mull be 3 yrs experience to &.iey otfloe. Typing, flllno llOIOllY /UEO COftfUTER SALES able to UM mem()()' type-IHIU I 1••••-end ....,._,,, office work Ou ndl writer Cell 752.6474 handle Senior Partner & --•• ,,....~-· tlla ng pertotl went· Per1leg1I, illnt typing *667~783* "'-Port Beach elrport Id 10< small rut pacl<I .... lllft l•-N ti• Experlenoe not neceeaary. lkllls. SH not nee. Wiii •re• Call L1Ju1nn1. lntetlOf f\irn contractor ........._111 Olll fer••· We !rein. Ideal for train on Zetox 800 wp, PllT/TIIE EYEI l ·I 714·752~814 Shorthand, typing, word ,....,.... • Wldowt, divorcees, anCI gOOd benents, Orange Wanted 1dulta over 22 , , proceuer. highly or· ,., ....... lll-!411. new people 10 the job Co Alrf)Ofl er11, non who enfoy working wlll1 ReceptJOfllst ganl.z.ed w/menagement --•1tT•199S market. 540-4322 smoker Seno resume youth Mull be well S 11<1111 Submit rMYmt 4 _. -• with salery requlrementa groomed, personable. • Start 11 5 •n hour "'1th eatery to P O Box 27MI, neeeled lmme dllle ly 1111111 10 po Box 7820, N-· poslllvt mottvetor Stert tut growing Co Type 45 N-pn S..Ch, 92663 part/time tor Prlnoesa FOf' St Mllllon Dollerptua port Beech, 9268-0 al S75 per WMk. Celt WPM, rtllng end neevy Houte PrOductl, I Col-Open HOUHS. Greet 2·5pm, 8415-702 t (Uk for phont1 NHI •PPHI· S.trttllJ, hM.tht get& Pllmollve company. opportunity for Loin Procenor Sherron) ence • mu1t Alk tor Flnenctel lnveelmenl firm ltlp W1a1.. SJOO Dtt• SSlO hnltue 6025 famtart H 25 m:iiiii=:~iiiiiiiiiii:~; :ngil1n1. Xkc. 7w'9/up, Bedrm eat. Trtple drnMr, nll-••f ell colort. MUST SELL 2 night s11nd1. Welnt Sim. oak deal\ S70. 6' Ruat r..-$100·$1000. 846-7641 xlnt cond. $300. King brn sole $75 Exec desk IPNllTlllm A.KC Gol~ Retrievers. 4 met/box 11>rlnga S 12s chr MO Cetculator $40 lfTTtlll melee, 4 temelta, 7 HICl••·bed e · White wool 831·3296 E•pe r neeen•ry Sun. week• 84&-4154 deeor1tor piece 1350 s-1no....,..le-bed--, -bo_A_t_p-r1_no_•nd lhrMh Thurs. 5:30 PM 759-l852 ma11ereas and frame. to 9:30 PIVI. Ouer. hourly Cocker Spenlel. AKC pup, Cott" g eod tbl, smoked goodcond 150844-5998 ptus comm Plullh end female, Bull, 7 mo. gl111 lnley betul II• S:-:f,-------profeu lonel working paper•. champ 1lred K · n.d · ooci' o a. tov-1, ottoman. condlllon1 Legun1 Hiii• S 2 o o 7 5 1 -4 g 5 3 . =~~ 8,3-474~ . ~~lr7Ml180 ~2013 Twn bid otflce, Scotl, 951·2777 75t·9007 ~..,...,.,,.._~·-....... ,,........,......-•vv "VU (A4) Male Boxer Pup. 8 moe. COMPLETE BEDAOOIVI Sola, peech velvet, 150 2 Telephone Really lewn. Fulty PIP«· SET ·Or easer w/mlrror · corduroy lounge chelrs, ed S300. call Oevld --cheat & 2 night sl•nd1, belQe. S50 pr 673..337• Cloubte bed w/heed & eves· 1-821·5000 w1cdys fool boerd MUST SEE .,,---'---..,...,..--$ 1200 Kitchen table & 4 S1eroequ1pm·1 S300. C41DI· chre, S 100 546-11707 net S50. lreez.et 1200: PUT Tiii Poodle, Apricot. A.KC, Tne Nellon'• 111gut Male. II mo, ell ahota . Tele-Merketlng Firm ''I Peld $350, A1klng 175. IOOklng for 1 ,_ hlgn Must Seti 642-0447 energy lndlvlduela lo p I SS1"5 work evening e nd t I •• week-end hrs In Newport j~2~P•ar-"'!alC""1-.t1-wt-.1!!"h-cage--P& Beech Olllce SelH 111nd 195. 557-83112. exper helpful. $4 per hr ....---:-:i-----rr:-: gu1r'd p1u1 lucrative Arrllaac11 1011 bonua program Cell HARBOR lREX 645-5737 alove S 150. trumpll ... ol• neutral chelr S35 dt1k S35 yummy S 150. Exqulllt 833-11<>76 44" rOtJnd wood cotfee ~-:-:==--,...,----teble S125. Pecan end WANTED M•llrelMI or llblt 29" sq top qu11 qn sz Beautyresl. reelly S 100, Br onze Aelrlge firm. 631-6870 968-3661 bright, auper lll•ri> Plfton Ex per Loen Procenor Deny 714-545--025'1 for educ11011 nH dl Cool lo ll«p •how upena/v., needed lor buey eitpand-PUT TiaE • 11 p e r • cs p • r a o n . j executlvehomes Pan Ing ottlce Pleasant sur· EVEl/WEtlElllS IMtltft1ltt/T1'ltt nel/Admlnl1tr1llve ex- ltme, wtmd• 1 mu•ll roundlngs, •lnl benefltl. M k •• '"•lpl 65 wf1\4 Good olllce ecuuve Secrttary with CUSTO .. 8, S ~ S250. 2 aoru 150ee . $85; 4 barrel clUIJra S 10 - •• &44·1158 Ctala •n• 6114 Dining table end chair., ell b oVlng eale. t 15 to g: 11 Linde APPLIANCE SERVICE Hl-1111 W• M ii recond . guar ---------appliances. 549.3077 Conv1IHcen1 Ho1ptta1 cooking e11per1ence re- qutr.CS Need good refer· ences Mu1t bl lle>tlble anCI able to work 5 30 am to 2 pm and 9 30 em to 6 pm Pleue call between 10 em end 4 pm, 54 9-,J()tl 1 P must be e~"""rlenaed In a 1 .. Ira ... '"' ng •kills Npt Bch Agt evcellenl typing end erson .elected must be ,.v youth cerrlenl promote 851-3 t8G A superblygroomed&have FHA/V~/Con5en~lo~11 their own est1bll1hed -------111 orth1nd ak llts an out going peraoneltty process ng en •· rout .. Meture. outgoing, IM,IT,,ltt Non-smok•rt pit Ht Prefer someone with A E MJme to Llndtey & Co, attractive perentel type 65 WPM Good olllce Cell 553-09•0 Lie Pi-write to t 7671 Irvine Blvd. Ste I II REAL ESTATE HOSTESS. 201, Tustin. CA, 112680 perion, P uu c• sklll• Npt Bch Agt SEOllETARY 215 W 1st. St. N 105 IT, 11 I -1 Ill 2•5pm. M·F. 646-1021 851•3166 Lagun• Hiiia arM Smell Tuatln. C• 92680 tvl JOU llllll PUT·Till .. .MITIUI ltt•ll,,ht s 111e ottlce Good typist Co.I/·-,,. fill n• PAY •• , ............ .,., a TtAOltllS 65 WPM Good olllce Some telephone WOfk u 11 kill N 8 11 A General olllc• equip· Olsll-up cool< In Italian res-PAIT• TIIE WHl IVlu1t hive know how ol you care •bout chllelren, • • pt c QI ment Sterti:fi Selery, electrlclty, plum bing, thl1 l1 lor 'fOO. P1r1y plan, 851·3186 •1200 + •• ••• 1 ........ t1u11nt 5 nights oppor1unlllt1 1111llab1e pelntl 1 Muet ..._ but dltterent. LEARNERS • ,..., .,..,., 846-065 I with the Loe Ang tea bonCl;gle e ~·PPL y TO WORLD Mfl• .csucetlonal I ll"tttle1ltt/TJPf1t '"'* Mtff rMUme to· P Tlmee Ctrculetlon De· Mr B. Nlel1«1 between games. toys. and book• 65 WF'M. Good ortlce 0 Box 5083. Healend• 0001 p 1 r Im a n I In our 10 AM and 12 noon WMk We train No PllllVll I 1kllls Npt Bell Agt Height•. Cellfoml• 91746 Full Time. rotating Witt(. door-to-door ~aper deys HOTEL LAGUNA, Cell Sue. 213·5114·eo93 851-3t88 Lteal Secretary end1. Mull have 1 yMr of saiea program. Guaren· s M t ...... 1 ....-.. .... t .. quantity coolllng H· tMCI hourly wege plu1 ~2,5 g u ~· e Co~a~ 1 ~w:, PlAT·Till ... •ITlllll II.I.IA.LU .~~';,,~x=1:";1;".'.d' Plf'lence.Exoellentulery commlnlon Houra: 9 714_,.94_1151 I TUOllll Excel opport tor •11· Minimum typtng 80 •nd benellll C111 AM-2 PM. or 4 PM • 9 11 you cert l boul children perlenced •oore111v1 WPM IOle Pflciloner . 77G-3M ~~~~1:'1~ '!!'~= IUIAllH IEEIU thta 111or you. Pen)' p11n'. ~~~1·~::4~:':;' 673-11'201 OetrMut tr ptu1 -r WM« For 1n In· Earn M50 to $800 per but dltterent. LEARNERS I C1th1r1 •I Hol'att4n Real---.-.,-.-n-.-.,--.... k If h WORLD N ill educational 7 8 - -lorJapantttetudenl 1um-tervlew, C 1t1 (7 14) WM you eve a lie gamee, IO'ft, end book• ty 14/2 1·0280 or Pert/time 1-6 Mon.-Frl mer PfOQrem. Flnd l'<>St 957-2381. ext t204 wegon or 111n end enjoy We train No pr.-ire 780·88t6 15 50/hr es W9fTI Irvine temlty. pltn partlM, ... w0<klng with IMnllQlft C ~ 851 9729 OOr1 lll'd tripe Mutl be fill Tiii Cell Mr. Aountrff et all Sue, 2t3·0 •4·8093 R.l IAUSPEtft.I • organized end know 111111 '91 548-7058 btwn 11A.IVI 4 Opening• In Org.Co Exprd. tor e •pan<llng A.E S.trtfWJ/I ... ,. c 0 m mun It y we 11 San Fren<:llCO, Lu VIQN. 3PM ......... dlV•· PART TIME OFFICE m1g loi n co Corona <Ill !Of Publlc Weter Agency 714-832-8342 & Monllfey are eom• of 2 Par1·tlm• Otfioe pot-Mer, DANAE CORP loeteel In t..gun• Hlllt ·counlerpeople n .. ded, the pl.on our 0<genlu · M1n1cer ttlon• 111911 In our bu1y 85l·lll35 bct llenl typing end lasttood,beacharee.call 11on w11t vielt °" bultneaa Trii·nee c1reuf111on olllc• ll.IUUIHIPLE -c1er1e11 1klll1 rtctutr.cs Stuan 673.3152 tripe thl• 1Ummer II you answ«lng phOnet & dll-E.<prd lor expending R E Knowledge of elecVoole . ere 18 or over, would like l••ttllata l•••I-patching meH•QH mtg loi n co. Coron• dtl typewrflter and Cite· Saltt /Herdwert to gstn bualneH ex· -· Shl!t1 ere 9:00AM to Mer. DA.NAE CORP lept\one helpful Starting CrownH111dwar1.3t07 oertenc..1nd1111tr1e10 $300 10 $500 per WM61. 200PM end 3:30PM to 85t."135 Ulery $1,242 mo EOE Eat Coat Hwy, COf'one trevel, Call between Net'I Orgentzetlon ••· 7;30PM, Mon-Fri, •t•r1· • 770-8298 det Mar 9:30·3 30 pendlno Lurn IUINI Ing at $4.00 per hr Apply ..,.. --iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 1•1 -eo growlno bullnna In u.s 1n pereon 1>11_.. 2:00 & $20QO/ L lllTAL/Frt.t 1f1. • ·-No exper nee We train. 4:00PM, Mon-Thur1, alk · Wa IE•OllY l.L &.iey pleuant NB ortlc.. Generel Ollie., mull 1YPI Mr Herrlt 882·6789 tor Eiieen or Cethtf1ne Sec:rttari.1 Potttlon In SC· Eitper In Ill phllMS front 40wpm eocurlltly, f\111 Ian ff Dilly Pllol, 330 w Bay comm llv• Newport Center A• ofc. Full time Salery time Co111 Miu. I 81 St. Co1t1 M-$30 PR00-$.25 PROFIT &ltor'e ottlce. Front olfQ 099" & benel!t• Oeyt 549-31142 Heve 099<1lng• to title Of· ---------Call Jecll 714-847·5522 poeltton rtctulrtt good 642-8880, evn/wkndt, -·-~------ders In merketlno dept. Pa1ft·I• Artl1t telephone voice, tyi>tno. 873-3403 Hop Sing'• now hiring No e11per nee Musi be Exp only. muet epec lyJ>9, salee shOflhllnd & eppea1anoe . counter help·/Ftull & over 18. htve cer end verttcamere, PMT'a. 112 e 12tl0/wttt e Reel Mt•t• ._perlenoe '"'9ulttr Fold, PresMCa ror nand Ible to 11&11 tmmedlttely tones. PIT 1700-110 00 $30 Prod-$25 PrOflt helpful but not ..atr1ll1I Split tllttl. ac>ply momlngt Ironing Apply In Pl'90n Excellent Income 11 quell-pr hr for boating mlge-Celt Jeck '114-647-5522 Prtter loetl rMICl'W'lt For ~ W 19th St. Coe11 tOOO North Coelt Hwy I I e d M' W ••Ion zlne Cell or apply btwn lnttfl9w call Mr• Duhl. M"' l eg Bch. 494-4~4 082·5843. 1 . 3 o . 5 p M 0 ,, 'l ' SALES·MICRO COM· Wtllt• I, T~ 0t, .. • 8 3 ., 11 8 1 7 o PUTERS. Meture ~ lt .... he1.-St.4taft llOIWllOAL AUllll. u .. r • 11 • w/bualtlet8 & Computllf Realtor q1 -4910 llJYU I • .._ -" nffd•d 2 yre exper, Mon ° ~ ex.per 754-e383 8-\lor preferred Lite pl(:t( art -,., Wt.,.., m11ure Laguna Hlll1 A.9• C ~ anCI dtllYlfy ThOmp-Pen time In your home 493-4758 -------SALES SECRETARY TO wood 2 mo1 n-·never I m P o r I • d b • b ~ TELEPHONE SALES 1 llJ lPPUAllOEI uMd Sac II 112 OflQ buggy/atroller llereo. OdYMUUT Les 9S7-8133 prlot S195 AleomultMll lad1ff v1n1ty desk & UPlllllOE II 18' trevet tr•ller, 1 owner. clothes mite item• Cell "•• ... m••, Relrtger11or. Copper tone Kint cond s 1400 or be91 556-~2 t t 169 I Palau. --lro1t-lree Frlgld•lre. olfer 497.s..62 Mesa Ve<de1B1ker 11a11m11, 1.1.1 $150 1ss. 1400 _ __ Stotler & Co .. one of lhe REFRIGERATOR Drexel Dining Table, F I ' tar---1 c:ommodl"' b"r•. frultwood NC11on. worm t aa ua •-., " Like new. 2 dr. frost free. h-•~ I .,.,.. ..... , Vall 61 34 needs you to NII our••· 1185 693 9080 ..,...., worth 1,ovv,..,.. ~ cluelve high-powered tor 1800/0BO Wortd1's""o1"'id"!""!or:;..,..,-.'!"11·tt-b.ci--1·.-n m1n1ged & limited pan· Whirl Pool weal'ler dryer Books $35. Chlld Cre'1 bumper pool tabla . ner1hfp program. EXLNT and relrlg. Gol<I. nloe Serles S35. 548-0492 compl, pert new 18!50 COMMISSION 1000'1 of cond M OO. 75 t-5485 Drexel Queen Bdrm set muet Mii $600, 968-n54 teed• CIJI A.her 10 AM Caatrll I helbrd. triple dre._ and B It • l l 40 (714) 642·8014 •-I •"JI matching mlorrora (2) 1.,.•._•,,.•·;.p;,,,;••c..._P"'!,...ioiiP Telephone SelH Rep .,• fatal -988·7754 ' 2 couctleS, i36 I 158 needed tor Bulldlng Con· Olympu1 OM-1 w/len1 & G -Wllerbed. $130 3 end trector. Some l"'hl offlct 1ollgor 37·105 zoom ELE ANT KING SZ Pecan tebles, $50. 0r .... r. $45 "' $ 50 842 9 130 B4rm set StOOO 6 pea Fen. $15 Dining teblt work Typing ,.quired 1 • Armol,. ~Ire 648-2769 MO Refr. 135. 897•1279 <714> 642--0637 Ceapt111 1611 Ttlt,~Ht l•ntf Regional rep w111 1ne1111 /:C~~~~:~gt:!, !t!J!!I lffc• 1169 Wert comp In your home. Ml and huleh $600. 11 pc M&UIVe sai.· furniture No eetllng, llltry. per1 trelnlng Incl, 112 price. 2 wicker dlnnette 1225 rt fr 1 g . • x P 1n 11 v • 1tme evening•. No ••Pl' ey1t1m1 1111 $1795. Hell c•blntt $30 OE mlnl-treln H I. photo nee. Trelnlng proV1ded. Hervey 842-4 Ultl FWtrtg, le., water In <Joor e q u IP m n I . ate re o Oppertunlly for advence-Steel computer ttblH, $375. Queen bed and equlpmnt. recoro1, la!>ff mtnl Call Suaen 3·dwr. drop centtr h"dboard $250 Pecan 8 bOOkl, NWlng me· IMS2·5844 1851" Mite etectrootc collee 11ble $50 e pc chine, dive & lkl geer patio tel $125 Mlacl llOusehold •ppt. bed· Ttlt,tttae Wert ~ ~~2'2~ ;" • n t DY• Item• 536-7022 ding. glH1w111 9· 7 No telling Comp111y will Thurs only 2200 Wind· treln Selery $5to S7per T/S100018K A1m.Book1. Hld t ·•·bed $100 ward Ln 1 blk ot hr. No •xoer nee Per1 Sortwere. $80 8.411·11984 64&·8603 22nd/Irvine time evening•. Enjoyable Can. HouM lull of quellty rettlfl B-,-.-1-,~.~,~ .. -~,-.-,~. , working llmotphlfe For F y &A't't & oak furniture, call for appt. Can Don· 882·5843 IN It •• --prlcee. Bob 548-7593 1112 TOP w Xdore6' ,,.. kitten•. 7 Hsef\11 or beaut turn, NII , ... , .. ,, ... Ftm•I•• Preferred Wk•. Box trained A ver-12500/lrede tor travel Cullom mede draperies Moelell & Etteort• (213) Illy. "3-0090 trlr 988·54411 Open wttve, oll wnlte for 868-1984 Beautlful male neut•eel llvlng room lllCI dining _._.1T cat. very fr1endty, t yr olCI. I Ill flalfTlll room of Pian 5. $500 obo "'"' 5404411 L• 957-8133 eves. 75~-9347 tmmed opening. Ex· ---nn perltnceCI, eccur111 Fem•le Hlm•leyan cat. wlll King size weter bed. $100, IJtwtlry ••a4 typl•t es WPM. good neut• II wsnttd Cell color.CS TV 4 S50,lltreo denulneEMERXLBS rrom .. l•ry plu• 1>en1flt1. San 117t-5294 S50 845-591 South America Only $5 Clemente 88t-8111 FrH Kitten•. 7 wk•. King llzt wetlfb.ci com-per 1ton11840·8888 Went•d Counter end S 11 m e 1 • M 0 t h•'· pltte. 175· 548• 1•20 Genuine Emer•ldt from Kitchen help Good P1y. 875-4275 '" 5 LMlhlf Sole 8td '450 South A~lca Only $5 Experience Nee CdM F1'91 kllttnl. 8 wll• old, Wllh•r & Dryer $85 per llOntl 840-1868 8....0210 blk/wht, nHdl good Heh. Antique Pool Table . 1101--llT home• 8 7S-92 1 t . St90. O•k COllM Teblt Man• 14K wrl1tw1tch '",._ 548-5205 176. 780-9079 tYll w/dl• (1ml wtltt). $9110 aon Btuopr1nt 3188-E., Cell Bob 648-5887 1 --~ IHI OAAIUf A Ir"'• y Av•. CM Hlkprfb•b"litttr. wkdya Mii" body·bulldert needed EARN UP TO · N I 549 11233 0 • .. 8 p'M N lor feature mm. R-s>ty I ow ~I ng app, 10< -t ,....,. ewporl Ttt11er PrOd PO Box $100.00 ~day young. eggr ..... lndlvtel· ·earn Money/LON WllO'\t home &44-814 1 111854 ,...,, u111e 10 work In the WHkenda. Coldwell 759·800t PRESIDENT Banlltf, Newport AH J. Lovable 4 yr. old mix.CS Lovely 6-pc girt• bedroom1:-:--:-, -----,,.-......., E•1•1• Ottic. Typing re-Golden Rttrievtr Llk• lo .. , 1275. 540-7371 Me'!'c!.t ~111..0: 01~ OF R[ IL ESTATE I qulrtel Call tor appt & run. $1 648-11248 Melchlng sole, loVMMt. 1:111S1800, e'75-5070 wt .,__, h ........ .. I f"'lllnn .,,........,.IS In L.A. /Orens; County ,...._ ome .,., .. neee pro-.,~I .... th r •SEI 33v, rv. 82714. -'II..,_.., • C I I MOV1 '"' M• ....., ... """ """' 1,.., Do.M ,.rte. omp 11 tr• n ng. gram. ng · ry. lt'a a BREEZE 1-· ,.,., r 1111 $18,000 1 year guer. Cell ~ Into. Clarlt Johnaon Shettle mix, loving & ch•lr ottom•n $300.1...,...--:"-r------.~-r Co 84•..ooeo frlendw 988-53 t 1, Twin btCI w/m111r111 •ackla!ry 1111 968-2955 Ctuallled Ada 642·5678 js.41ldlt11em1 ~2-5878 tlmettu• tine Mra Monr or Mte. Vtllo No ----7t4-95&-7283 , HOIPIT•IT 845-298)', •50 780·08t3 Verl tPlld Mill. Gld MW Shorthend, llQht book· WHlltnd1. Colewell Togoodhomeyoungmete MOVINOI 8' bk.le tole, w/~.3metel l•t1-, keec>lno exper. ~ Benker. NtwJ>Ort Reel Co c le • po o. g o 0 d i t50 New twin bed. turfece grind•. wire !Md Newspapet KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! -AGES 11-14 EARN tJ> TO S7S.OO PER WEIK Wt now h•ve 15 01>«n1n1\ tvr young H&tt bovm lo ltturr rtld.,\ 101 Jlif O"nt' Cool , 0~11, Pilot Ou1 crew\ \l•tl •1 ) )() pm Jlld ..or• w"I~ 8 30 pm ,.,.,.,,,l °'1 S•luul,y ., WO( •• '~· "'°" IM>vl\ '!'ow ~ U IA "''"' • lr'O\ Jncl P'•IH ~tone "''~ mrtt,,. yow1 own ~ J l ._m•o•n•'' .. '_~~.r .. 1\ .. no .. d•~lr•we•r•"'•R •o•r •1•Ql•l~.d.1u•11.Ji_..~l~J11 1n•Oltfd If you '" tlllftf~lfd !lit.I~ tall Mt ( 1 l•rt = M (714) 548·7058 I J .. -Fl'·... UUIPlllH """''1 kl). "LL 11111 UNITED~uoc:s 1H•llmark c.ld & p111y r"' 1 yn<; 11\0j>. Muet hive txpet. PO. lox .. t and bl •bit to wortc t Lot MQllll. CA 1KmZ wt1nd1 & 11tght1 wnen ...... -----j OMdld. 9'2-1910 ery. Setery epprox Eat•t• omoe. Typing r• wtcnlldren. IHl()..4877 1100. Oak cott• tebte, wetder1 • llofl1on111 mlll, S 12oO1 mo Er n u 1 qulreel Call for appt e. 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"'" lllfth4,.. ,.., --Work pert time t AM to ~ WE IHI Yll PM Of 4 PM tot PM with the Lot A.nQelm Tlrnee 3000 Ftlrvltw. Coete Super Sflcy/~ drte:fi 11110. Peuoeot 102 mini M or? VttY effeC!ent: outgo-NEW MA TTRE88 SETS: moped, I f46. Ball\IOI 3 ... Ing, ettractl~ 84().1897 MAS1'RS AUOTION Twn N MO. lull 11 185. wtlNI mopec:I, IHO, A.Cl- Servlc. etlllon ettanelent Mf·NM/Ul·•ll ~ l t06 Ktno 11211 mlral upright tr .. ier. a~:.'~~· 1~~~ ~~ ~~~~::.: A.ntlq a;;brel tbl MO, . ANDY 1io.af32 i:!: .~o:, ~ y::.n: Newpon 8Mcl\ Ind. plantefptte, June Atfr1o 1125. Cir 23" TV Oelt belrm, i400. Pr iliiiiO 1100 f\IM dr ... l elJtt 1~uo. 1&. 875-3088 115. 'ttereo racllo & ,... ... te, top ot the llnt, Of'IO, 12200. 8511--4&&2. ' TUlmlt cord P~ ~6· 80• •1600· MOt. MOO. Solfd Mink )1okt1. Autumn lnt'I Educettotlal Co. NII Catt HH ~~19~ .':!'""' 12<>. =~:::O~ ~i= Han. 11 t2· 14. eprelMCI ~~Ot -:=...Tio:; aooa hOiM to '"'" x h eut Oalt Clr .. M r • g:lmtop dl'*l9i ootton 12500, lllc• ,_, hll guer hioomt Soc Seo r.: • bOy, :r.::'!· neu• matanlrlg n"• •tM<I xlnt tofe/~ 16()(). A.II mini -tt200/otr.840-7402 dytl ~:oi.c,11111 Helmuth · lhO~:·~::.::=·a.~~I oonel. 1550. ~. cenellltvw. 912°4818 ......... , ... "' Olrcul•tlon r .. m "' t..._ phont NIM. E.ltl'I an llnet ..... T... hourty waoe plUt oomm Training 11 pr~. '°' ~ Dall mor• lt'llornieuon cell lllln&tmlt 2S c.nta. 84t-72l2 CL!AAA.HC£ SA.LI! OVIEN rnatt/l>OW. petlngl, 2 tlolctta, I U H oh ~ KttttM. M.. Thur June H Ollfy ~~s:e., ';1o"; 11c::1~ •tw"3 ~ oranct ~ 8'9nd ,,.. bed ~ "°' n1..ouo '-=-w~ .... :--,-_,.,...,n.t.e.,,.._- t1on, Of A. I UO. 2nda cw rebullele, Ml,H Wed. June ti. ca~ i.a 1.saao Twin. 111,te l'Utl. Kina & -.. *'• ""'Y good 1ot...,...2 au..,, a11to ava11 .ti11e oond ltH Ptfto Set IY ~~--.....-..-...._-Ceellleca to OcM:.at11 t~ IMt 81 clleeount TrOC)ttone. 64" ~ wfi Filidiiontt, liii•· li:im. ~ Ille feel Pf'°"· ,,.. d .. tvery. Oflnl ' umbf91a UIO. •Intl .... 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June 15, 1983 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 leg pafl 5 Composed 10 Asian wa5te 14 Winglike 15 Elias & Julla Ward - t6 Tied 17 Mariners' 1exts. 2 wds 19 Resting spot 20 Secretary 21 Reminder 23 Orlglnal 25 Negative 26 Handbook 29 Crees and Sioux 34 Revered one 31 Grauty 37 Briny 38 Con1unct1on 39 Tract •1 War risk insur •2 Embarrass 44 Lacy fabrics 45 Learned •6 Bought back •a Scottisll VIPs 50 Prefix !or cycle 51 Rostrum 2 3 53 Gentlest 57 Erstwhile 6 1 USSR river 62 Cabby 2 wds 64 Commanded 65 Banish 66 "-- cent1" 67 Go-devil 68 Nomad 69 Fo1e - DOWN 1 Roman statesman 2 Arabic letrer 3 Young ones 4 Peevish 5 ·--1s new ?" 6 Loose gowns 7 Athena's mascot 8 Swarm 9 Hebrew celibate 10 Hereditary t 1 Hot place 12 Superlative 13 Prepos1t1on 18GWTW plant a hon 22 Doll 24 Ammos1t1es 6 TUESDAY'S PUZZLE SOLVED 26 E Ind. tower 27 Clay 28 Can-Am defense gp 30 Beer. e g 3 1 More recent 32 Ventured 33 Saucy girls 36 Enghsh composer 39 Thither 40 P E I native 43 Established 45 ,Avoiding sweets 7 8 9 47 Title 49 Antiquing agent 52 Linen fabric. 53 Second· s tringers 54 Exam 55 Wither 56 Arrange- ment: pref 58 Ac1or Novello 59 Charioteer's goal post 60 Periods 63 14, 10 Nero 11 12 13 1u, •• hcka 1022 Alt" Wutt4 ... , I'"· •• ,.,... Aaltl, ••r••" Aattl, ...... " AttM la ''" A1tff, Deaeadc u "~ A~J.na;=. S ·ie': 10 11u _1_ ... __ • ____ 1_a1-1s ..... ".... 1u1 1V•ll••11u 1112 c~nna.t uu ~;.~r,r' ~I~ Ol91gn 88 l.f218 W"11YI .... . 18 Honda Civic, run• ... HO IL f/J) 'U co;v:i; m , .. CAN ACCOM OOATE Wllff lllTllUU ='·:zi'm,~~1oe~)'41.700544482 ..... ~ i~~~r'e1l.'1~:00 · BOAT UP TO 40'AVAIL USED CARS& TRUCKS 197t ROLLS AOYCE. 811· &48·5ee5 AaJc about the ITIOn4)I -~~~) NEWPORT HARBOR IN COMEINOA CALl.FOR Y«8hadowll,4dr,Catrl· •76 Hondl ra llabta can tave you thru our _.. '--. * •llllfT EXCHANOE FOR USE FlllUNAIUL bHn Blue, Cream AM/FM. cat.I . new palni porchua & &MM Plan• a lltlfUlt • OF &OAT & MIN CASH Cormlaf·O.Llllo L .. thar. Low Mii... 11760 obo 646-~e85 JIM ILflllll New In town? No Ci~tt or 8 u · 4 3 5 O DAYS •1 llmlUT 149.000 (SRK3&47S) lllNITI 1111 I ...... ,. Bad C*ll? It you are In t'3·2332 EV 18211 BEACH BLVD 7 8 OOIO A~oro, 5·1Pd. • &-• Iha market lor • OOQd. FREE SLIP IO 0, P.u111•~ HUNTIU"'TON &"'•CH 1979 FERRARI GT8 308, air, radio, gd "' .. 12500 1301Quall8traet SOUTH UNO car and hlMJ •t~ • ""' ~ ""' GOid Seider Con¥ertlble, a.I" 01 111 •. ••" "417 NEW POAT BEACH olr'd tor 36·•6' taJlboal Hl IOlll ••t-1•• 1 • v v ..... -v CO II 9MPloyfnenl. ..,. ~ In exchanQa fOf t wtc • • -•• 1\~s) 110 . l4t,OOO IHI tU7 IH·HOO U TY you onat 0-260 c.1r1110 mo. u.. of boat by WI PAY TIP 111.W •G 1149 YOLllWAIEI chOoat from. exper'd aellor 875-0597. Fiil llll •••t !979 BMW 3201, Sliver, 2 J&D AUTO SALES, INC 873-eo55 -dr.19500 (5418142> lllll Qdl 1 15 ''"" te~•H.i "WllWILlllT 1111.1 ..... lh•. WI IUUH ht .1. .1. le le re11orallon. Owner Wiii 11 llllR•aal" ltsta Au FREE SLIP ao of Ptvllllon Pll'flAO/llWU llwtw n t finance right party . ._ olr'd lor 35.,.S' Sallboat 2480 Harbor Blvd Ot1frHht1ll ... lt. 12900 759-8944 \.lofuma 8ale1, Servlee '74 I/~•· d~ndabla, In exc'1enga tor 1 wk a And Laaalng •5251 ••2 3• mo uae or boat by COSTA MESA ••••fftr~r Pt•JMI 1159 1871tBeach81vd • or.'" •. " exper'd aellor 875-0507,. 141·4100141-1411 trtttht ft111tlq. '76 164 Dal. loaded. l~unllnlton Beach '78 Chevy Van, cu11om- 873·6055 IJ IOH Oall lll·Hl1, 011•1 S 1 "00 (714) •2 2000 lzed, 2:1,000 orig ml. Newport MerTnatliiP "r 1.1.i -trlll-1214,Stttt. 701:4277. Nice car • '4500 96&-7974 day. week, month ,. --------1111 YW wan '77 Nova, iuoo Oood 64a.0551 pt•••'"H LARGE SELECTION OF 1111 •eHIU'I Wht body, blue Int, fuel In-2 door. whit• color, brown I cond Ask for Steve _..., NEW & USED BMW'S! jectlon, entrt. air. amtlm tOllfl 7 4 AYllWU SOUTH atareo caaa. $ 18K vlnyl 11\!arlor, AM/FM '78 Camaro. V6fY nice. -ON French b 0 n b 0 n stereo CHHtle radio, $3495 494-8490 Slorege for 80111. MOIOI ·EEP OJl & cou111y 63_5_·~12_4_7 -----eunroof. manual ahlfl, --------Homn, Campe<a, N-· " R nearly new urea. naw ·79 Berrtnetta, 52,000 ml, port Beach. 842-4904. al)(I lllZU Ptnc~t 9197 brakes, exceoenl mech· nice cond Loaded Mull --I SCRAllllLE• entcet condlllon Muat s e II $ 4 , O O O fl rm Sai1Mar•1 7021 n LOH IUOI NW "Wl W1Ll llT 1111 PIHOMU.. see toapprec1a1e Aaktng 675-2477 or leave Luer 1Yrlaprlnt aaJiboard, ' T1 I VOLUME SALES 11 llllllltll" 2001 Bteupunkt 11ereo $2750 951-8359 home. meuage at 675--0638 $7~~9-5409___ 1 1 J\)J:ftO~l' ··--SERVICE & LEASING Volume Salee. Service cuaette. stablllzera, or 752-1917 work '80 Bluer Sllvaredo ( 03't 3670 N Chefry Ave and Laaalng ma1s, parllel teether. '57VW. smell wtndo~. 4-WD. all ~. auto Aircraft IOlO --.. ._.o LONG BEACH 18711 BMch Blvd a.:',?y ~s. etc Guacrd's Mlect-a-drop, 1 pc wl~-OID EZ rttt nltch, 18'>8 f970 .,~ .. crelt Ba on ..... •• •owo ...., .,..... F dowa. 67 eng & trana, 8 ec · m w" •. .. m · n1• -•111> •-ra ,... (No C"••ry axlt-"'5) Hun1l~ton "··-h r ...... -'V8 Interior all d k g1 •51( I """"'" r 1110 ~' •11 om 'o ,,,. l • I I I IO l l .11) ... 2 2000 Virginia . Mon 10 Fri h 1 $" 5 •• 5525 260 horse Airtime 1303 ( 1 .. ) I • l ( .. .. • 8 30.5 645-4800 apokes. blk wired 1n1 5 erp • _.. · $36.000 Ellate Hie Trade-Ina Welcome $2300/bst olr 846-45211 82 Camaro, 10,000 , mt. 4 Alao 25' Hllboat •72 BMW 2002. sunroof, J11Hr tl2 .72 Super Bealle, am/Im spd. ste<eo S7500 obo Call Hartin 833·7622 loaded, xlnt cond. $6t00 new pilnt, reblt eng, xlnt IHI "111&1111 1111 NRIOME can . greet ahepe. n-_11_1_3._1_24_3 ____ _ 1975 Kawasaki 400 S375, 499-l286 att 5PM. cond $3500. Wknd• & we have Orange county's FAOTtllY OAlllOLfT urea. $2000 640-7843 SEE IS fl•STI I good con d 111 on TraCLI eves, 760-9382 finest Hlecilon ol uled Full 1ea1ner, antl·thell n 662 5635 • wheels ltmlled sllp '73 SQbk. auto POlache We have a good Mleetlon • ·74 2002, xlnt, all opt1on1, Jagua.rs, Sefles II. Serles • · eng 11areo c11 Cessna ·79 Turbo 182 AG 1111 El OAlllll $6000 548--0248 Ill XJ6a and XJS coupes. cruise, forged a.Uoy, etc;. w/eq~ellze<, xtnt cond ~o'•-NtaEIW & used Chev· low nrs. loaded with I ( 16774u) See us nowl Call Virginie F. Mon.-Frl $1707 495-4173 ,.. avionics, o•ygen. low S1211 '76 2002-Low mtlel, orig lllEI •HORI 8 3o-5. down, take over f•"· ,250 Addlttonar Oer11 To owner Excetten1 cond. 2925 Hlrbor Blvd 141-4100/141-1122 ·74 l/W Convarl Mag&. ' c O wner daaperate FM. Air, New tlr-and ments Owner 675-7 75, I hOOH From .I COSTA MESA 111" ""···· ~ COHMRL CHEVRC'UT _ _ J&O AUTO SALES. INC. 645-3802 Eves Ill JIOO • -Clutch XLNT Cond Mull --~-.___.,licyclt1 I012 1211. Ma"9r lh•. 76 5301. air. snrl, AM/FM • FACTORY OAllllLn Sett 821·1650 527-3724 drrla Bike, Standerd size. IHta .a-a c:ass.. good cond IEW 1111 .IAIHlll Full teether, antHheft 1_G_reo __ _ 9\bl lfM 1.,, II .. I ttlSl ·\\lt -..1 S46-1200 ~-4--+--+--< S20 642 7341 Alter 5 -S4200tofr. 499-5229 All mooets & moll colors whts, llmlted sllp. crulae. '74 VW Thing (conv) n- PM. • · (114) lll-IOH In ttoc"t Call or a1op by forged artoy1, etc Call top. roll bar. itlnt cond v ... 11 •• w ... 1981 Caprice cs1a1e Wagon 24 mpg, diesel, loaded with every extra !>ee to 1ppreclal• 17.500 673-4617 '76 3201. gorgeous. I nowt " Virginia F, Mon -Fri. 8:30 $3750/0BO 499-1997 Cl.rn ~ 1111 WOIHI 15o5a7~50ed7•7 S850010Bo l"IEI llTOll 10 5, Cam.w: 8 A Clb0V8' xlnt (117918) • 645-4800 645· 1122 '75 Bus. am/Im lier.a, $1000. 207 Hanover Or SHH ·79 3201, Ilk nu. extrea 29J~~:~b~E~l~d '65 356 cpe, good cond ::~~53~nd . l 33oo CM. 751-3212 250 Addlttonal Cars To $9000.1173-3728. 111·2100 Mull sell. $5800 ----Chooae From 657 1933 '78 VW Conv. 27.500 ml, ••ltr IU1t1 1016 J&DAUTOSALES, tNC. '80 3201S. btll.. am/I J 2 I h • 3 m ust m nutM aout ol the AC, - -·-- •iactllaaM•• Hll 1976 Honda Express. $350 1972 Ford Mavrlek, 1981 Pucfi. Maxi Cu1t 1211.la,.erlh4. fi=:~.~~~~·~m Moped XLNT Condl110n ..... ... cond. s 12,000 obo. A $350 ObO 642-2937 (l 14) llt-IOIC dye 645-3604, - '82 Peugeot 103 Moped wknd1 545·812t. Blue,loml,$.400/obo. '74FordF100.6cyt,3apcl, D ti Alan 962-9606 air 1hoci11, lmt dlac brka. 1 .•• •.•.•.1.• ____ _ 120,000 mt. 11500. 3041 ltl1lll"Tlll , nu ac llen & 11 Mtttrcycln/ Babb, Cm 556-2035 1~·FC) ____ ....___., ScNtlll 1011 '75 DODGE PU. xtnt, 11111 360 Yamaha. reblt. good l 2 l95 EZ term•. 1640 250 Addttlonat Cara tfrn 1225 642·9035 Nwpl Blvd, CM. Space Chooaa From ·74 Huaqvarryi 250 St25 61 ,J&DAliTOSALES,IN obo '70 l<awuakt 250, Vall Ill I. la"9r lh4 To c . 175 0_~5_:-1015 _ '68 bOdoa Camper. 6 cyt, Saata ua '76 Harley Sportater ' auto, radio. run1 -11 (114) lll•IOIC lmmac. $2200 firm $795, 850-8847 499 5~•1 '72 240Z, good oondll ___ ..__.....___. -------"°----'81 Ford E·t50. 351. pa, 881< orig m 66 '76 Kawasaki KZ900. Pb. air, multiple• am/Im $3900/0BO. 9&3-138 Ion, I. 1 69 -----Pi•H•£0•~·· &221 ........... 7012 Hemmondrgan TSOO. 30' Bayllner. FBSO, V Drlv· -Forced 10 sett, tow mllea caaa, crvtae cont. Lo ml • .-:=-.,,..,-,,...-.,..,,...---very clean. IHI SHOO like new. Muat eett. '76 8210. 29 mpg, n obo 497-3023 $8995 546-2254 I paint. •lnl cood, 4 • pkr CalS.$2200.545-2448 '79 K1wuakl KZ400,7tn1 Aati .... , '77 280Z. 5 IC)d. new P• cond Dependable Irani Clanin 9049 & 11rea. sunrool, man .. 60mpg $650 545·3853 ' ~o HONDA CM200T '21 ••4tl l lttllu tree Wiii accepl trade- w/hefmel, lo ml Onty 2200 ml. 1AOL481. $5750/obo 645·8252 Int ex- In. San Diego Frwy '69 912 Tarr 4 lpd, rblt '67 4 2 Roadater. 58,000 eng. xtnl 13,000/0BO ml, 1 owner, 1mmec, 49 -t997 $16.500 644-t405 dyl. '71 , 914, eppeerance 720-lll09 evea/wknda. group. silver w/blk Int. '72 XKE 1st place tropny am/Im stereo caas. very depend $4200 obo winner In So. Calll Tolll· t-824-6176 . ~ reetorec:I to orig cond tored New dnve train. '73 914 POltch Yellow xlnl road prelormence i:oo cond stereo, V12. 4 apd, air, stareo, 200 96J..S495 Regency rec:I w/bll\ tthr '80 911 SC Targa, 11tver, Int $ 16,900 will consider 13 m ml, CllHord alrm. I olr 731 ·2080 or owner, like new S26,950 559-5707. 759-9269 ,laraaaa G~la 9132 Blk Turbo Copy '70 911, '68 New engine, Tiree, xlnt. $9850. 645-9626 Pein!. and Upholstery lolls 1!%ce tl&l $7000 Invested. Sac. 13800. 889-0393 or EIEOmYEOAH 631-4034 •HTIEllll '80 Rabbit, air, am/Im, 2 dr, 4 spo, 37,000 mt 1979 AOLLS ROYCE, Sii· $4-450 PP 846-4067 ver Shadow II. 4 dr. Cerri- bean Blue, Cream LHcla 9135 Leather, Low Miies, 'llUIOll $49,000 (SRK36475) $850/obo 964-0729 Ford P<>-ed sanotobo '80 Da1sun 200SX Hlch 845-2963 Resale/Salee auto, AC. crulae cont lulle Speakers, Books es, Mt up lorflshlng, .1dnt 1450 0U"'1 Bed. $ 100. at $2300 Sacrifice lor a cond $38,500. 840-8208 bk.' ~ta, 2 door, 1unroor. new 1979 FERRARI. GTS 308. tires 13,000 493-3170 545-4256 quick $1650/0BO ,., --,---- 8 drawer dreaser 650-5294 ...,1ass1c 18 Lapstrei\e Cen· __ tury bay boll 4 cyt, Grey wl mllcfllng n~hl 11and1 srrtia1 Gto4a 6230 S35oo 515.5151 & bl.by llem• 56-6256 llYIUU.Hll s1111onary bicycle ER27 cruise ready, mrng, • llller mstr lnbd. wd&lnll 30 Hellvm Baltoona Oel Schwinn Alr-<>-dyne, xlnl dng~ $32K 644-0780 anyllme Partec;1 ror 111 cond . n-S600, 1ell · · oocaelon1 • Falher'a Day, $495 54~218 Southeoa.st 18' Lapslraka. brldel & gradal 673-44t9 Stevens Mdt 66, 22 barrel 6 cyt Gray marine. heed CARPET 3 ROOMS 1 198 $80 Arm. &46-6135eves. 12750 548-4719 TV, lajf Southcoa1t 18' Lapstrake, Ulton plush lbued on 30 ' t, 6 cyt Gray merlne. head IQ yda) Frae .. umate ttrM 6232 $2750. 548-4719 114-533-7391 BEAUTIFUL 25.. RCA TUIE Folding Wheelchair. pair ot Commode Arms $200 COior TV 2 yr wrnty a loaded • Brl1tol Con- Sllde Prol. screen, $ i48 Free dallve<y Open cours winner '78 37' H/S wheel• $75 548-7607 TV Joh , ,f..t,~1786 Twlr for MIS Col, Free, P, OAS EDGER ns Fisher . etc New Fisher Stereo 1111ck 714 -531,260t. Neverueedl125 *'>"'""· component cabt-714-840-5997 842-3105 net. MT-100C turntbl, Oenultle EMERALDS rrom FM-100 luner, CA-ioo WUTH South American Only 15 110W amp. CR-100 18' • 19' Tri Hull, open per atone 840-8688 CUMl1e w/Oolby, 35W bow. 110. trlr, under apkre w/8" Woofers. En-$.4000. 966-7931. Gold mining dry waan ml· 7m Chine, pof1 12 volt 1225 lire $450. 556-4994 ... ,,,Sail Oya 831-2211 ..... , Ckarter/ 121 Flbergtass sabol type John Wayne Tennis Club, leat 7010 wl adJ. cenlerboerd. ruu fam11y memberlhlP, at ehrfs avall Fatt\e(s great fixer-up s 100 Jen $950 650-3823 or 01y.f11hlng,crul11ngS30 ~36•173oal1.6 2131812·1138 pe< person 8<45-7174 14' Laser Greatcond n...V ....... llW 11111 s noo. PP 497.1521 -I II, Hiii 1 11 or 494.5907 Charte r M1mberehtp 1 • 11000/ofr 493-5753 12 Hml-V , alum boat 21· D•y Saller Motor, w/lraller. • ~ hp Suzuki lreller, very rut, euy to SCR IM-LETS mtr $1095 obo sell ready $985 " ' 540-7578eves 551-3235 · INSlllrDS Achlllat 2 men Inflatable if wesiwlnd-.-1 .. -1-888-y-to " nt.J\ rett w/2 hp Suzvkl, good 111il Motor. trtr, com- PudOla . Ounce cond. 1500 642-7684 ' plete $985 551-3235 G~t • H1°1e ... t11 Pntr 7012 2 Hob• 14, custom 2 boat NEEDL 22' Ba;llner • Cuddy • 1raller. take all lor $1575 My winter coal wu IO Volvo 110 Treller M or best offer or eell lhreadbere ttiat the tut radio, XLNT Fmty Boat, s e p e r a 1 e I y Umetheclea/lef re1urned all canvas s6500 714·2•0-8093 av tt to me. It wu attached • to • NEEDLE 979"8558 •n ···••rt H 11 ... 1 Sal of 4 Drag Matier E 2211 Cabin Boal $1500 or Mini. fully equipped ror eox 14 Urea mounted on b .. i offer 208 Rose I cruising S22,000 OBO, wht;a 5 lug ,1m 1 Lene, CM 646-9806 213-475-0701 I 2 2 5 1 be 11 off Ir 23' Unlfllte FG, CC. heed, ~2 HOBIE 16' used lwlce 845-5398 need• eog work S3000 toaoed • "" & motor Slot machine, 5-cenl (213) 281-1649 $3800 675-1475 high-back, auto jackpot. 24 11 Marauder, FIB. 1wln 811 Sebot. Very clean New lt495 Oye 113t-22t I 165 Mere, VHF tabs, a~-paint, 2 ma.at• S395. Twin Mettreea boxaprt~ trea 40 mph snarp. 646-6434 l'rame, /.Ood • cond S ·. $18,500 Private Party OalH 495-1 1 6. 979-5616 Uprlghl piano, 1200, 28' Twfn OleMI Sl\lpjeck. Enlov ownership, shue 3 way spllt, In slip. C•ll Yll'Nhl din bike. s 175 ~~mptetety aqulppad, 7t4-955-7540 1182•8738 714/557-4758 ER27 cruise ready, mrng, •111ca1 laat. 1224 Hiier mstr lnbd, wd&lnfl \dd ba11in guitar 11230 38' Grand Bank a '72, dngys, $321<, 544-0780 • wOod, toren. rdr. 10' lnlt H, SI 1 too Hammond Chord organ. Avon, AIP Rare angl d1I S250. 831-9038 capable & ready lo 6 North Sella 562-f992 Q A L L ' E N fio-Mt•ICo vet New to laaer ror sale. good. con< l(AUEOER-Oullar amp trm price S85K, PP $850. 992-70t9 76 -111 R M.S • channel 714-e75-0559 twitching Anvil ceM . Lido 14, 1895 complele 2•12 ceintton 1pll.rt 38 Pecerntker 21.3-943-0271. S650 1 DMn "I/" .-. Sportnaner o.1rott o.. OUftat wwtilta 01m11110 ...,., rutty equtpeo lor Tl&ll = c.. 1480 1 1ertou1 fl1harm1n 1 loeded • Brlatot Con· 'P0-1 dletoMIOn I00.000 842.()181 COUfl WfnMr '7137' HIS llfllt, tao. 831.0605 '68 CENTURY RAVEN Twtr IOt MIS COi. F,..., P. c1au1c blt)o raunoh/Ma F 1 • h • r • e ; e ...... rualtan/ •kltt, w/lraller 13000 7 1 4 -6 3 1 • 2 8 0 1 lsU!'J!mt am obo Mu11 ..,, 1h11 .. 7 t4-e40-5997 "=° e cabinet. 07~1393 Wlnd1Urfer, 3 Mta aalla, • 129$ 1150-0248. '81 SH Ray 19' lull carry!~. + DlcyCle Ctn daltver io.decl w/1rtr lcM hra tr•tter Alter 8 pm, • • 1131·31~ itH IO•H HH con· 1i5.soo pp 1131-0338 . fePenc e top dole '.82 t7' C11, 75hp O/B, ~1r~1 !i1lr. 7Ui metc:ttlno credanu, 3 V-hull, w11rtr & extrae.1 ~be; tripe, Ho ••· GIW'a. 1 4 drawer i.oa1 sz • 1 8 o o 11 4 1 • 8 u 1 • 9113-5920 flrePtOOf t>ID n1e cabt-752· 180!1. f19t. •lne 1 1500 total MARINE RADIO !QUIP· 11~ · '113 Wtllcrart, 2!\' famtty MENT, Triton Redlo· crvtaer a off lh<>fe fl~. 1elfl)hone w/1lmp1tlled ·= ~ I ... a llMpa 4, ':fr .. ,. VolVo chll'lnelt. &anmar aolld w/ • .,,,_.. r,'ntet eiu 110, m tlorm, 11tte Dlr«:tlOn Flndaf (4 Mell ~ tGf\. 7,500 m taba, c.-.. & man~ bllnda), H-P 111\ 1t1tanna 1w-1 ' 11 •tru, priced •800 w/80 11 cable, Aichi• UIEllOA'I WHIT ·59 Jag MK9. Rolla type, AM/FM ateteo. 38. rOI, 000 per IOOITIR HAL.HI xtnl. S8950 1145-9628 m1, sliver blu•. au Full tine ol Rlv11 priced ... 1 l clean 15500 850-156 lrom 1659 10% down/2 '" I , ... year financing Visa & '7a Xii. sPlder. G rable, ·~, 2:~ ~~x1;!; 5 000 M C great ahape, amlfm, 243 air. lt•t•rtY•t••l llYa 12950 980-3978 or ·9151os1e11onwaoon. 2908 w Coaal Hwy 960-71166 amtfm casa, exit con N-pon Beach .~ .. ~1,....-----=-=-c= $4800 Ol>O 631·5519 d pp ___ l_C_2_·_1_1_l_O___ ·72 Audi tOOLS. 4 IPd. 4 •8~.,:X~~:t,f!:'::'flO«I KAWl-1150 LTD t980, dr, xlnt cond $1000 lmmec. loaded. 4 dr. ex- 14,000 ml Many ~tras llea-7732 ver, IO mt MOan M Ill· Ult S 1700 7 5 1-0444 ,..,,80-o-A-u_d_t 5000---5-. -a11-.-11-1-,0-..n. Starting Ptlce 17800 tttr Bt•tl 102 , Perteet lnalde and OU1 redUC11on S tOO/day tor 1 1 26,000 Ml $9000 week Miika your o f1er or fully loaded, 11Mp1 8. -------~-673·2.900 (ult for Fra nk) For rent 26 Mo1or Home, I 548•9449 tod~. Call 7S9-t831 Beaut In; 645-8616 1lft 1tJlt '82 280ZX. T-1op. 6 apc1 Trailtn, 1 167' BMW 2002-Auto-loaded. Ex1anded wv ~ I Trani I014 matte trans .. new paint, w11er1r.~/obo111ck. m"'u1A1•':.._, 1 tlrn. Bleupunkt AM/FM """ -12 Travel Trlr, atova. etereo cunll, only t5K mt 499-2922 oven, refrtg, alps 4. S576. 32.000 mtlee on over-842-9035 hauled engine, art ..,.. Blk ext. gr1y Int, 2 T II vlcee reclOfdl. Poeftent halchbaclt. air, 5 a I~ dr pd, ra en, condition thr~hOut & a 35mpg, nu ttraa 8 m 01111~ .026 wt>eela, em/Im •1• mual -car 15<400 cu1. 14800 ob ag reo 0 Ade X -11 for car 1rlr (714)642-0133. 835-1247 w/leal 1prlng1 $55 1112 NW Hll 848-6135 eve• While, tow mllel, Lo~. Ftnari I Stnl uUllty traller. 1250 Take over leaae. $491 mottm GAii. Eves/wknd1 963-2963 mo 831·5775. 631-8000 lllT 11 llLI 21 A1t• letieta S 'l 1 an 2002 ibPORTANT Buy one ga1 1 rr .. r NO s •r· NOTICE TO READERS JOKE Mu1t .. 11 1979 ROLLS ROYCE. llvef Shadow II. 4 dr, C ''bean Blua. Cre Leather Low Mii '49.000. (SRK36475) am ANO 838·e-038 Mien ... LN¥e as. ADVERTISERS mesaage The price ol Item• --------- edver11aed by vahtcta IMWJS WllTEll 1979 FERRARI. GTS 308 dealers In the vehlcltl Wl lff OUM Gold Spyder Con,.,lble ctaullled advert11tng • Low Mllu 149,0 column• d~ not Include 1111 lllW'S (28095) any appllcabta taxu, Contact Tom Clark 1979 BMW 320! Sliver oo. 2 Gold Spyder Convertible, .... a tl41 Low M iies. 1~9.000 (28095) '76 Mazda RX•. 5 1pd, new Ill•. new brakes, el· 1979 BMW 3201, Sliver, 2 haull 1y1tem AM/FM Or, $9500 (5A16142) 11erao caaa, AIC. rune Elh••••l•nloe good. $1500 851-t853 Ot1trfff awtll8'1t. n• &•nm. ••••ff tr ftr ~.1 \!I trtatht flaaaal•I· Oall 112·1111, Ou41 ., 111-1214, ..... IUYCARVER ..... ~ ~01 YOUI ·-•' rolS-fOCE 14UTMA104 '"' ~-~ ~ ~~ I ITWH& .. ~ ... ,. ... .. ... ._. ........ . .. -WNOATS 12-t fAGLITYI ';•t• 111!1 1411 IWJ 11 COiii •Ill 10 IJll I f Toyota Corona.Mark •trcf4t1ltH ll4S II. good condition, auto- 1 rrietlc. 1995. M2·2293 1678 Uostt. wt11. pro-879 Lon~bed SR5. feealonally m1tn1 Camper • ell. casa dc;k 1 18,000 nrm. 563-0888 Xlnt cond S4500 , Al 848-7507 :s!MBZ 190SL, reblt eno. '69 Corona, 4 dr. air. 4 tran1, 2 topa, $8200/olr apd, exit cond. $ t200 780-3893 ObO 962·7974 '117 MBZ 250S, completely '70 Coron1, automeuc. realorad. new lactori ~ cond. $800/0BO lhor1 block $4800 p I •II 548-3331 !!!:233 Muat Hll thl•1·74 Corona, Good Cond . Lo Miies. Xtru. S2000 '74 450SLC. luti loaded,, 642-6572 832-5890 ofc clean S16.9 O/OBO , 548-2882. 2131789-4124 111 Cettca GT CPI S-apd, e•trae. great ml~. yel· '78 450 SE, clean, muat I low. 311K mt. 5999 Mii, 1 17.000 645 ... 121 548-<4452 1171 '79 300sD. mlPle r:io.· Trla•P llcense, 1ran1lar l&ee. I ~ .n.l."9n dr, $9500. (5418142) finance chargn, •-for ~ YL~ I air pollutton control d.. t•I •111 lm1•9'1enin vice cerllflcallon1 or • •• O..traet 19aQ9'fe dealer documentary I 208 W 111, Senta Ana •-"• ,....._, .._, aux llnk. 70K m · Ollg 76 TR7 . low mtteage ·~ ownr, 121,300 830-91164. $2200. reaa. 960-9433, . preparation charget un· CI09ed Sunday -nw ..., less otherwtH epeclfled '82 528a auto, loaded. trtatftt fllMtlq by lhe adver11eer takH ove r IH of Olll lH-1111, 0.a . ., A.to enic11/ S426tmo 7141964-12eo er 111·1114, Stnt Parts tol 5 Conveniently Located Fiat ti . u & Competttfvaly Priced '76 CAMARO parting 1978 ciVIC Honda. ndung out-Sun vlsora St5, other ~ work, make offer. seoo small perts $15-1300. ~ olr 307 Engine 1400/ofr -------- • 645-4633 sa1 ... s.rvic.Leutng 1111 FIAT STUii BENCH SEAT lor '80 Vin· (0 CARVER I 1982YMB) agon, 2 pauengar,I D'""l5on.#"I: ot.M' Slttl or To n-&75 obo, 65I·1075 ~ "_ :,"-,"~!·~."~::.v 2~o:!d~~al Cara Forltlllt Propane Tank., .. ._.,, .... ~ .. ...,.... JI D AUTOSALl!.S,INC wttn Ragut1tor •nd ~ ~Jllmf\ 121 I.•~ ......... SwttchH for adapting 10 . ~ y~ _ _.'"" . vw 1100 964-1349 I Salae-S«vk»-Leulng lalltl Au u~~:~~~~ ~~!, I WIEST ·13 c:~11-~ Plnatrlplng, Biii, 999-122 t llYEITllY I paint, oood M':;, ,: cer Set ol 4 Drag Muter E. • '75 ~2. 4 19<1.. air dependable. a2100/bt 80x14tlr .. moume<I on conc:I. (033NJU otr Mull .... Ano-t white 5 lug rim• • '79 320!: 4 apd .. low 847-8272or53t-428t I 2 2 5 I b a a I o I I a r mll• ($40XIV) I '79 Lwa i3800/bst otr & t 1145-5898 • '79 7"': 4 IPCI .. loedad. OOOd Cond Tlrn ... 7.....e (971UXBI ----· ----1 Sat 01 4 Drag Muter E • '80 320I; 8 apd .. 1Unroot. DTU llUP 80X14 11r .. mounled on I (1ANl/203) . en whit• 5 tug rim• • ·eo 7331 IUt . lo4ldecl 78 Flat-121. a dt tad I s 2 2 5 / b .. t o If• r ( IMT n 8; 0 • wlfllGtory rally delux :t 1146-5898 • '81 5281; *'10 . tunrOOI. ~~~ !ec1~::·s1 ~~ Alttt Waat" MU .'t98°1 8811l . • ..,. Yellow ' w/blk tnterl WEiil OLUI Ollll AllTlllOll COMMUl CHEVROLET ~ .. ~ 11 I '• I r , ' \~ • S46-I 200 8"oll, u •""'.. loolee and d,... II loecled (1CLH374) new All or1Q w/63K m • '82 320!: auto .. 11Unroof s 182 8 o . 8 O . c ( 11'DN842) 769-4958 • '82 62 ... auto .. IOw -...,..-----..r. mt .... ( 1EJA474) • ·92 1331: s IPd .. 1oe~. 175 bMO ,.., #Of UOOO (7358t37) wonh oi work: reatt ang 111-11 l 1 bf9nd new catb ret>! 2011 W 1111 Sant• An• tt1n1, Ill futt ~., OIOMd 8vnC11y Bent trarne a "llP MOO or offw, lot ang. a trmne or. .... I, all II I In. 4i '82 300SD. allvet. 6 yr warr . •lrH. mint cond, $32,950 1131-1177 '82 300SD. tllver. 5 yr wtrr , xtrea, mini cond. S32.950 831-1177 '82 300SD. 1llver, 5 yr warr., xtra1, mint cond. I $32.950 1131-1111 'HllOIL $31.000 548-4452 'lllOOHL 148.000 548-4452 ll&llllW '11 lllllOll HOH Ch8mpt1gne/dark bf own. •II leather. aunroof, Beclttt CMMte cau v1,. ~nla F., Mon -Fr1. 8:30-5. 141 4100/ICl·11JJ Chrome Alloy WllMll. Compl81e eet ol 8. wlll nt lllmoet ~ tat• model NarOI w H t. S400. 494-1095 m&llUTI ·so 2eose mint cond .. 1nrf, alVf biu w/blu ln1, al· loyed rlma. HK ml. 1140.ao<MI, ae1t '°' Sieve. lllTSIU <460 81!L 'tO, 11,000 ml lvlly loaded, •!Iver. 12Ul50 OBO. 89 '10 30,000 MllH , =" ordeted ~. e OrH n mat1lllc. SH.eoo 8otl1 un, ~ owner MCI t.., .,. In t ooncl. Ml. lne,ecttlon 1llowa • ,..._ Call or come and ~ b look PtlYlle Pllly. 646-0813 eves. Vtlhwatti 1173 1667 VW B~ for nle. 1800 Rebul t Ed'lne, While 13250 BO 839-7334 '66 Bug, gd tran1port, 1800/obo -'I 846-2228 '117 Bug, graat cond, em/Im, rablal tlrH, $1795. 646-5923 '87 Bug, muet Mtt ~ulek. Perl cond, new pein . tblt U8oo tit gd olr over • 780-0968 'tl~att·H· New bra ••. Clutcl'I 35,000 ml on eng '2,000 080. 846-4017 '87 vw bvg. UK ml. nv clutch a radtala, axh.u1t, atereo St800 491·1875 '117 VW Bug, orig owner. IO mt, '2400. &48-515eaft llPM. . '98 BAJA BUG· New front and, wiring. ttr•. wt1t1 11900 Alto CU81om VW low t>er, traokl partecOy MO, Call 980-8844 evaa 1ii VW Bug, a 1500 Obo . run• gOOd. 973.0253 • 189 vw Bu•. good cond. 12100 &4&-03t0 '72 'Sue. n .ooo mJ, I 1550. 497.5293, 'lJ1 ............. IMutlfUI OOftd. \lllOUjh- ou t. U .500 0 O 878-1~& •ta ~.,, Qlllt, ~ 11,.IOfll, 1uper ct""· You don't Ned • OUf'I to ,... of Cir Ir• 414 ... 2 Peope wtio neeo people "draw IHI" w"8n you 17S c:;oc: l\IM OOod. lhOIMI ~ ohectt the Piao. fin ad In IN ~ bf.a., f 1000. Mil w" t • •In , (8-4 wlldyt). 1811· ts& 7 s.vtc. Dnctory 1n the PllOI Want Adel Cal now Matlo. 161· ... 00 dy ~-=--~=1=. ====J.JC1=ua1=fled= "<'• t42-587-=8F(r=amalndet==-')==-===J.::==DA='=LY=Pl=L==OT==..JL=' =a..=a=.ae==-=11=.===="-=u=1=-0=1=57=._=,..=:;.-.- -below 1111 al 128,000 CompMa (Ill M¥et \INd~ #l#'ltmf 8plMI "'460. 1144·5063 « 4119-6122 S2,400 total Ne-646 t cond 1 i 71 .... 57·15'7 AM . ll&lllml mini Of1G oono. 4 ~· Nn• r.mb· lmmeo t. 12911. 7CMl6CI --- ' J. mint cond. many x tr as $7000 firm 176 dove, wilt. $1500 731.0840 obo 646-4420, Mon-Fn. '78 VW P~lop Camper, Ftr4 t31t 59.000 m . xtnt cond 17350 544.5074 al15pm 1965 FOid Falrlane Body '78 VW Sclrocco, Sid• f;eat snape, «tine not eke offer pence winder EOllloo Recro 645-1582 Sea11, Fuel lnjc E•lt 1995 Ford Galaxy, need• cond $4750 675-7272 work, '79 Rabbit dlaMI, 45 .. 300 Call 546-3 1 n d)". mpg, 11tcl\, aunroof, 4 dr, 752 1338 mag velour Int. new r1dlal1. 1980 Granada, Loaded, am/Im aterao tape, rvn• XlNT cond, $3800 & looks great Stlll II 731-3174 12995 548-845 t Eric ·79 Sclrocco bleck w/grfl)' '63 Falcon Ranchero. • Im cond, runa good velour Int. 5 IP(I. ale, •I· 1300/0BO 546-3147 or toya, orig. owner $.4200 e.45-3340 640-8003 . '65 Mustang, red futbk '80 DASHER DIESEL, A/C CaaMtt• Stereo. Duel needa work $1000 Tenk1. Low mlle1ge. 494'-U42. $4500 546-2855 117 El Camino. wnt. rebl en~ !Ike new tires '80 Oteset Rabbit Truck, •5 mpg. 4 spd, llawlesl $1 /bet. 964-0587 cono only 40,000 mites '88 Cortlne GT. 4 spd, onl S3350 631-3016 84K ml, Ori~ owner '80 DteH!Rabblt 4 dr. 4 $650 542-891 -spd, 45 mpg, ebtolutely '70 Ford Maverick 1 perfect cono S32SO owne1, lo mlle.ge, ._ 63t·3016 tires. runs greal, IVlo. e Musi Hll lmmed 77 \/W cyl, $900 Obo, 962-2812 Bug. 45K ml, AIC, ;-;--, Ford Ven AM/FM can. $3000 EconoOn.-100 Wide nm 642-2489 Robin Urae, custom wood In· -terlor Sunroof and ~• v.1 .. tl79 minor engine wortc, moat 1969 p. 1800 ctaNJC Nu 1ell $1 .000 llrm pt Comp ang OH 498-3Je2 $3800 OBO 557.3534 '12 0..atrr .... '68 Votov P 1800, nu gar 9 PUNng« Att ~. cpl. duti. upht. ateteo. clMn. runa weft, $450 beaul 16400 obo 492-3530 873-4471, 835-3742 '72 Pinto, 1 own., lo mt, '80 244DL •·1pd. -'Ir. good cond $1050/ofr AM/FM CHI, Im mac 73-2423 $7750 All 6Pm, M-F, anytime Sa1/Sun '73 LTD. good conc:1 8n1 857-4071 oflar One owner ~ ... 728 •lie. 9117 '73 Pinto. Oood condition . i llOHlfT Aulomattc $850 firm. Ollllllf~ 966-5291 •11. 6 New In town? No redlt or '73 Pinto. runs good. $800 Bad C*ll? II you are In obo 536-3273. the m1rll.et tor a good, '75 Pinto. Clean In/out. used car end hlY8 ateedy employment, -. can Mii new p1lnt, runa "Well. you onet Over 250 car1 to It 200. Ph 645-177 1 Iv chooM trom mag J&O AUTO SALES, INC '78 Ford Fleela. !0<*1 & 121 1 ... ~., lh4. run a ttke ,_ 1 1695 1 ....... 970-0548 (114) lll·IOIC '79 Granada 46,000 mtlee. pis. ptb. ale. 4 dr. good Oome In & -N-port cond. $3400 546-3420. Beach'• llne11 Hlec11on Li1cela IJZl of pravlouely owned Porachea. 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OUILUO (714) nw.e HOO Hatbof IMI COITAMU A ...... hl!AIEI 140-1110 n•ae lMUI _J OtWI.._ Adi 141-MJI . ~ .. --- Anierican, OC airport accord set By JEFF ADLER °' .......... ._ American Airline's legal battle with the Orange County Boa.rd of Supervl.aon apparently was re- eolved Tueeday when airline ex- ecutives joined by county airport offidala signed an interim agree- ment permitting the airline to fly from John . Wayne Airport through Sept. 1. Following the signing of the operating agreement, attorneys repreeenting the airline asked federal court judges to dismiss the lawsuit American had filed (See AIRPORT ACCORD, Pace AZ> THE ORANGE COAST • ~ ,.·~~ WEDNESDA y I JUNE 15, 11&3- Collector's hugged Corona del Mar mp School wUl bit converted to a campw let'YinC_jndel_7·12 ad two echoola wU1 be cloeed ln ~. 1194 followinc 8Ctlon by Newport-Mela 8cbool Dlstrict tnlSteel Tu.day nJcht. Merrily heed with dec11n1na ltudent enrollmeota. t.l'Ult9ell voted u.nanlmoualy to ~ !'Aatbluff Elementary and Lincoln IniermedJate llChooi.. and to convert the hJch IChool campus to handle eeventh through 12th grade atudenta. Corona del Mar c:wrently eervee ll1lde9 D-12. Bill Cooper and John Sweetser get their reward for rowing hundreds of mile s from Bakersfield to the Richmond marina in 11 days. Althouab five of the lix p1am under review called for the clollng of Andenen Elementary, parenta living In that area manclY prote9ted clminl the nelihborhood IChool during a meeting last month. u-.,..... AnderMn and Harbor View Elementary echoola. located ln the IO-Ca1J.ed Corona del Mar zone, will remain open. COAST EDITION ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Arnel plan nixed; CM mini-mall OK By JODI CADENHEAD Of-0.-,-ac.ll The Costa Mesa Planning Com- mission Tuesday rejected a plan to rezone Amel Development Co. property for high rise commercial offices, but approved rezoning land owned by C.J . Segerstrom & Sons for a new mini-mall. More than 150 north Costa Mesa homeowners attended the meeting to protest the construc- tion of both commercial projects that would, according to en- vironmental reports, add 47,000 cars a day and more than 8 tons of pollutants. "We got the big half of the loaf," said Jon Paradis, president of the North C.OSta Mesa Homeowners Association, following the five hour meeting. Both plans are tentatively scheduled to come before the City Council July 18. College recall nearing deadline By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of1M 0.-, --- Organizers of a campaign to unseat four Coast Community College District trustees are press- ing to conclude their peti tlon drive by the end of this month. The early deadline must be met in order to conduct a recall vote in conjunction with the regular Nov. 8 election, rather than in a special election at a later date. regular college dlstrict election in November would C06t only an additional $10,000 -the expenae of an extra pamphlet. But if a special recall election were held on another date, Deaton said the C06t would be about $1 per registered voter living in the college district, which includes Newport Beach, C.OSta Mesa, Huntington Beach, Fountain Val- ley. Seal Beach, Westminster and Garden Grove. Amel Development Co. rt· quested rezoning 51 acres from low and medium residential u>n· ing to build 409 condominiwns, a million square feet of commercial office space and 40,000 square feet of financial ca.nd restaurant facili. ties on land bordered by the San Diego Freeway, San Leandro Lane and Bear Street. "We didn't buy our houses for (See ARNEL/SEGERSTROM A%) Sheryl Krause, a sophomore at Estancia High School, was finishing a biology project in Fairview Regional Park in Costa Mesa. We trust her teacher was more impressed with the insect she captured. The reason a combination elec- tion is preferred is money. Shirley Deaton, chief deputy retPstrar of voters for Orange County, said today that holding a recall vote in conjunction with the The district has 290,018 regis· tered voters, county officials said, so the COflt of a special election would be almost $300,000. Recall (~e COLLEGE RECALL Pal(e A%) David Warfield is sure of reaching signature goal. County trial begins for 'Freeway Killer' BY JEFF ADLER on...,., ........ Convicted "Freeway Killer" William Bonin went on trial in Orange County Tuesday charged with the strangulation slayings o! four young hitchhikers whoee . bodies were found along county roadsides. Bonin's second murder trial - he already has been sentenced to ·11eath in Los Angeles County following his conviction for 10 murders there -is expected to nm between three and five months in Superior Court Judge Kenneth Lae'a courtroom. Deputy District Attorney Bryan Brown characterized the 35-year-old convicted killer as being a "crimlnally intelligent'' man who strangled his victims in the van he used to cruise area highways. "One could truly say from the evidence found in the van (that) it's a virtual death wagon," Brown tofd jurors during opening state- ments. Defense attorney William Charvet, who represented Bonin in his Los Angeles trial last year, informed jurors that he would not dispute that the slayings had occurred. "What we're talking about is did Bill Bonin kill these four kids?" he said ln his opening statement. Bonin ii charged with killing: • Frank Denn.is Fox, 17, a Long Beach resident whoee body was found along the Ortega Highway near San Juan Capistrano in 1979. ISee FREEWAY, Pa1e AZ ) William Bonin conf en with attorney during opening phase of his trial for four county slaying1. Study on weapons station draws heat By ROBERT BARKER OOMO..,,_.ltall A new federal report that says the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station no longer has the capabili- ty of storing nuclear weapons has come under attack from Long Beach State University English profeaor Robert Brophy. Brophy, a member of the Seal Beach Nuclear Action Group, isn't unhappy about thestrongimplica· tion that there's no nuclear war· beach at west Orange County military installation. He has joined othen in a lawsuit and in demon- atntiona against poaible nuclear weapons at the 5,000-acre base. But Brophy aald he ia upeet becau.e he believes the report by the U.S. General Accounting Of- fice -the investigative arm of Congrea. • "is superficial, in· conclusive and a public relations job for the Navy." He asserts that the June 10 report "is not critical or ad· monishing and seems to be an apology for the Navy." ''Too many th.inp hang on the promise by the Navy. A group of us will decide soon on whether we should make a reaponae to Sen. Cranston's office. (Cranston'• of· flee requested the inquiry u a follow-up to a 1975 inves1igation of the base by the GAO. Findings of the eight-month inquiry that ended lut April asaerted also that leCW'ity at the bue appears aatiafactory, that the Navy plans to upgrade ltJ'UCtW'eS moat vulnerable to earthquakes and that alr traffic hazarda are no (~STUDY, Pace A%) --------INSIDE--..--------INDU- News tips for dollars .- , Boy meeu sirl ... TheirP>urtshiP was a cl.usic caae of "boy meets girl, boy loees girl, boy~ girl." On June 5, the cxwp1e, KimKrakower and Henry Madigan exchanged wed- cl1.ng vowa in Newport Beach. Page Bl . • I Orange Coast Colle~t football coach, Ray , has retired after 35 years at the college. During that time, he coached the Pirate Cl'088 country, golf, track, swimming and IAil- ing ~ams as well. See Page Cl. t F•iher'• Day /east Make Dad feel Uke a ldq on hit day by eenlaa lalm a re1al f eaat, 1turla1 hia la•ortte food1. Reel pee besin on P .. e D 1. The Cal's Meow If you love cats or know someone who does, Richard Lessner and Barbara Belden have just the sto~ for you in Newport Beach. P~eB5. .. Jack Andenon Blrtba Bridae Bual.ne9I Clalllf led Coma ere.word Death Noticel ~tcrial } ' ' AS * Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 15, 1983 AIRPORT ACCORD ... From PageA1 against the oounty alle~ dis- cnmination. A hearing pertaining to the lawsuit had been acheduled in the 9th U.S . Ci.n:uit Court of Appeals in San Frandaco today, but then WU cancelled. Tuel9day's eventa came hours after the Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 -in an unexpected tum-about -to grant American an interim operating agreement. Supervisor Ralph Clark proposed offering the airline an interim agreement rather than purauing what he characterized as a "fruitless legal course." He was pined by supervisors Roger Stan- ton and Harriett Wieder in sup- porting the action. Voting to oppose Clark's motion were su pervisors Thomas Riley, whose district includes the air- port, and Bruce Nestande, who both favored denying Amencan the agreement pendmg the out- come of the appeals court hearing. American Airlines spokesman Al Becker said the board's split decision"represented a major step'' for the Dallas-Fort Worth based airline. "We want lo build a long-lasting, permanent, pro- ductive relationship in Orange County," Becker commented. He said the airline intends to file for flights under the airport's access plan for the quarter begin- ning Sept. 1 and w d work with ~unty offic· develop- mg a pe ting agree- ment. Arm al court order, the airline began flying fourtimesaday from John Wayne June 9. Irvine blaze quelled Twenty-eight firefighters battled a blaze that broke out in the attic of a vacant four-story office building on Executive Circle in Irvine this morning. The two-alarm fire began at 11:10 a.m. beneath an air con- •ditioning unit on the roof and spread into the attic, said Capt. Mark Reinhold of the Orange County Fire Department. It was controlled a few minutes after noon. The building at 28 Executive Circle is one of several new office s truc tures built west of MacArthur Bouievard anrl north of the San Diego Freeway Five engine companies re- sponded to th e fire. No injuries were reported and the cause had not been determined. STUDY ON WEAPONS ... From Page A1 greater than those of other areas of Southern California. Capt. J. W. Kinnier, command- ing officer of the station that is the Navy's major ordnance facility in Southern California, said through a spokesman Tuesday that he is "gratified" with the favorable report and believed the report accurately depicts existing oper- ations. Michael Dino and Richard Herrera, who spearheaded the GAO investigation, refused to respond to the "opinions" of Brophy. "I feel betrayed because we brought up fears of terrorism attack and the report didn't give any criticism to that potential," Brophy declared. Herrera asserts that the station is no longer capable of having nuclear weapons "because the Navy's chief of operations has made that designation." The highlights of the report: -Seal Beach has no nuclear weapons capabilities, nor does it have storage for such weapons. -Security at Seal Beach ap- Flag Day ritual H o ward Hughes positions flag held by a member of Irvine Cub Scout Den No. 5 above flames as the traditional flag day r itua l of burning old flags was carried out at Pacific View Memorial Park T u esday. Krishna 'abduct' • • case going to 1ury An Orange County Superior Court jury probably will begin today what are expected to be protracted deliberations m a multi-million dollar civil lawsuitin which a Cypress woman cl.aims she waa brainwashed and falsely impriaoned by members of the Hare Krishna sect. The four-month-long trial in J udge James Jack.man's Santa Ana courtroom drew to a close Tuesday afternoon as attorney Marshall Morgan, representing the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, urged jurors to "use their common sense" and find in favor of his client.a. He denied during hJ.a summa- tion that Robin George, who was 15 when she became involved with the Krishna religion, ever became a "zombie" during her year-long stay at Krishna temples across the United States and Canada. Attorney Milton Silverman, representing George, now 23, and her mother , Marcia, presented his cl06ing arguments to the jury Monday. Silverman said the Georges' should be awarded damages total- ing "millions and million.a and millions of dollars" because of the family's suffering during Robin's tumultuous year with the sect. ARNEL/SEGERSTROM From Page A1 appreciation and speculation , but for homes," said Bobbi F1oyd. "We don't want to say •c.osta Mesa is a good place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there."' Harry Rinker, a partner in the Amel Development Co., said con- struction of single family homes along the freeway was out of the question. Responding to criticism that he failed to meet with homeowners, he said there had been some misunderstandings and he was now "as close as your phone." The Amel rezoning \\'ent down on a 3-2 vote, with co~ioners Walter Davenport and Charles Markel saying they favored post- poning the decision until Rinker met with homeowners. C.J . Segerstrom & Sons, builders of the South Coast Plaza shopping center, won approval to rezone 18 acres slated for housing units for the construction of a three-story mini-malJ and two departments stores on Bear Street. Flanked by top executives from Robinson's and the parent com- pany for th~ Broadway, Henry T. Segerstrom asked commissioners to approve the project that would mean $11 million in revenues for the city in the first 10 years. "Cost.a Mesa has changed a great deal," said Segerstrom. "l personally feel the changes have been for the better. 1 think the quality of life is better and South Coast Plaza has played a part in that." Co~oners approved the Segerstrom mini mall rezoning on a 3-1 vote, with commissioners Chic Clarke voting no and Charles Markel abstaining becauae of a small cement job he had done on South Coast Plaz..a mall. "Saying no to Henr y Segerstrom is like saying no to my wife," said Clarke, who voted against the projec~ becauae of a long standing city policy opposing commercial development west of Bear Street."lt's hard to say no to Henry because you know how good the finished product is going to be," he said later. "We stand behmd the report," said Herrera. Brophy said he would like to know w hat's been done to make the base incapable of having nuclear warheads, what kind of an emergency it would take to bring nuclear-weapons to the west Orange County base, and how it can be incapable of having nuclear weapons and still be the major ordnance station in Southern Cali- pears satisfactory. -The Navy plans to upgrade those strctures at Seal Beach most vulnerable to earthquakes. -Seal Beach air traffic hazards are no greater than those of other areas of southern California. -Seal Beach is improving its COLLEGE RECALL DEADLINE ... The Amel and the Segerstrom property was rezoned to single family residential housing in 1978 after north c.osta Mesa home- owners backed a sucoessful in- itiative to rezone the property. But a 4th Distmct Court of Appeals decision in 1981 cleared the way for Amel to build more than 650 homes and apartments on the land. fornia. ~~ ~~\.~ Huntingto n Beach management of hazardous ma- terials. -The station IS increasing its disaster preparedness efforts Fountain Valley f-br«*o Into • cw'*""" on""' 10000 -ol Cadle-IOOI< a el-~I_,.,'-· a Jae* ... ~IOfl ~ •• "'--~ t~lor •-.atlmated"' St,326 From Page A1 election costs must be paid by the college district, which already is experiencing senous financial problems. Organizers of the campaign to unseat trustees Robert Humphreys. Carol Gandy, Newport Beach T-brolle lnlO Plymout" ~-·C,...,cfl, 32'2 8<oed St ...., t-S$4 ltt cat11 from an o1!1co Tt.. a-• """° 11<0 ... 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But in order to qualify the recall for the November ballot rather than theooetly special election, the signatures must be submitted to the regjstrar of voters office by the Correction A headline in Tuesday's Daily Pilot incorrectly suggested the Orange County government had endorsed plans to build the Irvine Medical Center. The medical center actually was endorsed by staff members work- ing for a a health syste~ agency called the Orange County Health Planning Council, which is not part of county government. The Daily Pilot regrets the error. end of thls month. David Warfield , leader of the Taxpayers' Alliance to Save Com- munity Colleges, which is behlnd the recall drive, said Tue9day the group already has collected about 21,500 signatures. He said he is confident the group will be able to turn in more th.an 30,000 names by the end of June. The recall campaign was launched earlier this year after the district trustees voted to lay off more than 100 full-time teachers and administrators. (Some of these notices have since been rescinded.) District officials said the layoffs were necessary to offset part of a $5.5 million budget deficit antici- pated during the coming year. ,,~n leaders and the recall organiz\rs contend the trustees could have made other cut.a in order to prevent teacher layoffs. SALE 199 Cassette or LP Parachute FREEWAY • •• From Page A1 • Glenn Barker, 14. a Hunt- ington Beach resident whoee body also was found along the Ortega Highway in 1980. • Russell Rugh, 15, a Garden Grove youth whose body was discovered alongside Barker's. • Lawrence Eugene Sharp, 17. a Long Beach resident whose body was discovered behlnd a West- minster service station in 1980. Besides the murder charges, Bonin faces numerous other counts. + -~-~~------------------------------------------------~· ' NYSE (~()MPOSITE rfRAN 'ACTIONS OUOTAflOIOIH('-UOll llllA0l)0H TWI HIW VO•• MIO•llf r .((14AHQ f~ AMO eli,.OllffO llV TMI HA\O •HO llOTINI T l'A(l .. IC .... •O•tOH Ot r•olT •HO (IN(IHHATI lTOCll Dow Jones Final Record High Up 10.02 Cloelng 1,237.28 Dollar hits new high; Pound falls sharply By tbe A11oclated Pre11 LONDON -The dollar surged to new heights against the currenciet. of France, Italy, Spain and Sweden in early trading today in response to rising interest rates in the United States. In Britain, where interest rates are falling, the pound fell sharply for a third consecutive day. Gold bullion prices were little changed. When interest rates in the United States are higher than rates elsewhere, dollar-denominated in- vestments are more attractive, spurnng demand for dollars. With concern continuing over Thi.rd World debt problems, the dollar also has assumed its tradltional role as a haven for funds in ti.mes of unrest. Auto sales jump in early lune The U.S . auto companies' report of a big ju.mp in early Jun1:sales is another sign that conswner spending is rising and the economy is mending, eoonomista say. The major domestic car companies said Tuesday their sales rose 21 percent in the June 1-10 sales period. Only Ford Motor C.O. reported a drop in sales. "The recovery is continuing," said Arvid Jouppi, an industry analyst in Detroit. Norton Simon gets new bid NEW YORK -Norton Simon Inc .. a big consumer products company wh~ chairman ~~ Lan week to buy it out, says it received a competing bid that offers more money to stock.holders. 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