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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-08-29 - Orange Coast PilotInterfaith: Exclusivity replaced with heart This is the S«Ond article in s three-part series on the growth of the JeWLSh community in Orange County. Tomorrow's firW install- ment wW deal with assimllst1on and anti-Semitism. By L.P. BENET Of ... O..,.""- lt's never easy being the new kid on the block. As the Orange County Jewish population began its steady climb in the 1970s, finding acceptance by the South County Christian power structure once again showed hard lessons had to be learned by a new generation of immigrants. J ... la 0r .. ,. C.aaty Chabad follower• Temple. fom1ally known as Shir Ha Ma'alot "I felt the member- stup should be full and that the organization should have an inter- faith focw. That was a new concept to them. I think they just wanted to remain an all-Christian group. But that was their right." Instead of pressing the matter, King ch06e to join an interfaith clergy organization based in Los Angeles. For the next several years, dialogue between the South County Christian and Jew- ish communities was mute. several years, th~ othC'r county Interfaith groups extended mv1ta- uons to Asa. one of only five rabbLS in the county leading congrega .. lions at the tame. Back in 1970, Rabbi Bernard King. leader of the Harbor Re- form Temple in Newport Beach. applied to join the Newport Harbor Council of Churches. The council, comprising about obaerve Sabbath, Pa • C1 two dozen Christian clergymen, mulled the request over, and then offered King an affiliate member- ship -without voting power - because the charter constitution maintained that full members practice faiths accepting Jesus Christ as the savior. King turned the council down. "It was a secondary membership," said King, now in his 13th year as the rabbi of the Harbor Refonn But it wasn't like that every- where in Orange County. In 1966, soon after Rabbi Hailn Asa arrived in Fullerton to lead Temple Beth Tikvah congregation, the Full- erton Interfaith Ministerial As- sociation, without any prompting from Asa, invited him to join the orgaruzauon. Within the next 0..,.,...,...."' _.,.. Upln Symbols designate shared use of Corona del Mar building by Harbor Ref~rm Temple and St. Mark Pl-esbyterian Church. "I was familiar with King's case," Asa said. "My feeling is that there was a great deal more of exclusivity in southern Orange County than northern Orange County. The older northern com- munities have always seemed more tolerant than the southern comrnuniues. which grew much more rapidly. Plus. we (the rab- binical community) weren't near- ly as w ell organized as we are today. King probably felt he could soft-pedatthe issue until the time was right." It wasn't until aft.er the arrival of Methodist Minister Robert Shepard to Orange County in 1973 ISee INTERFAJTH, Page ClJ • THI DRANGI COAST MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1913 Noule Goule and Dave Ferguson of the Hunt- ington Beach Fire Department's Hazardous COUNTY IDITION ORANGE COUNTY . CALI FOR NIA 25 CENTS ........ ,....., ....... u,. Materials Unit approach a simulate d "unknown substance" during recent training. HB co.ps hot water • ID over error? By PHD. SNEIDERM.AN ucl ROBE RT BARKER Huntington Beach police ad- mitted today they were guided to the Wt'Ong house Friday night in their search for a shooting suspect. But conflicting reports have surfaced regarding officers' con- duct at that house. The resident, Steve Gardner, 27, claims he was dragged out of his house at 311 Adams Ave. and wu roughed up by men who failed to identify themselves as police officers. He claims he suffered a muscle pull wben an officer grabbed him by tlf'e hair. He claims police did not apologize after learning they were at the wrong house. "I want to know who pointed out this house, why it went down and why it happened to me," Gardner said today. The report filed by Huntington Beach officers contends. however, that Gardner refused to step outside twice after officers ide nt- ified themselves and said they were looking for a shooting suspect. The report contends of- ficers did apologize after learning they had the wrong house-. Gardner says he has filed a complaint with police and is seeking ~egal advice for further action. Police said no complaint has been filed. Police said Gardner may have been an mnooent victim caught 111 the middle of a feud between two other men. Lt. Jim Walker said officers were summoned Friday night to the aid of Lonnie D. Painter, 34. who was wounded in the back and buttocks by a shotgun. He said Painter gave a false name to police (See POLICE, Page AZ) Stink threatens pageant's suite These firemen don't go near water By STEVE MJTCHELL OlllleDely .... llal'I The one thing Pageant of the Masters musicial director Richard Henn didn't need in the orchestra pit was a surly interloper, dressed in black and white. ~ Huntington's hazardous materials squad sp ecializes in handling toxic chemicals By ROBERT BARKER Of ...... "" .... Capt. Vic Subia heads a special nine-man team that features a new breed of firefighter. Members are 9cientifically minded and have a bent for chemistry and physics. They wear fully encapsulated equipment when they respond to emergencies. And what really sets them apart from the traditional fireman is that they never, never wie water when they respond to their Mesa teen • WIDS state beauty title By GLENN SCOTT Of ... 0.."""""' Nineteen-year-old Melissa Tyler is driving home to Costa Mesa tonight in a shiny new car and With a fancy new tiUe: Miss California State. She won both th.is weekend in San Joee at the Mias California State Scholarah.ip competition - a contest that emphaaiz.es talent, penonality and community eer- vice over beauty. A Newport Harbor High School graduate, Tyler earned her chance to compete in the statewide com- petition by winning the Mm Orange County Scholarahip title thluummer at theOranfeC-ounty Fair. The Costa Mesa fair al9o had a aeparate beauty pageant, in which Tyler placed third. An accompliahed pianllt, Tyler performed her own arnngement of three exoerpta from Chopin works during the talent competi,. tion. She a a muak major at CS.. MDA, Pace Al) Menachem Begin Israelis await Begin decision . to quit position JERUSALEM (AP) -Prime Minlater Menachem Begin kept brael in suapen1e Monday by delaying hie planned resignation for the tee0nd time. But he promiled final word Monday night or Tue9day morning. (See IBR.AEL. Pace AJ) k1nd of hot spots. They make up the new Huntington Beach hazardous materials and medical emergency unit-Haz-Mat for short. "Our No. 1 rule is no water," said the 41-year-old Subia. "Chemicals are reactive and change fonns in water. It can came more hazards to develop." The Haz-Mat team, which won't be fully operational until next summer bec.ause of stringent training demands, has been organiz.ed to (SH HAZARD, Pa1e A!) Most phone strikers hurry hack to work From 1taff ucl wire reports Almoat all of Orange County's striklng telephone company em- ployees were back on the job today despite the news that a small, Los Angeles-based union group con- tinued to picket around the state. against the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. ended early Sunday, many employeea re- ( See TELEPHONE Pace AZ> But there it was, big as life. sniffing around the conduc- tor's podium just as the or- ches1ra leader walked on to take his initial bow before nearly 3,000 pageant-goers in Laguna Beach. "Everyone started getting out of their seats in the orchestra pit because it was a rather large skunk," Henn said, following last week's unorchestrated interruption . "He was near the wood- winds and French horns at firat," Henn said, adding the fonnally~attired intruder was spotted just as the nightly performance was about to get underway. About 99 percent of the tele- phone operatora and line repair penonnel who stayed off the job for three weelu reported to work today -to the great relief of management and the strikers thef1\9elves, said Nancy Harlow, Pacific Telephone spokeswoman. A 400-member local of the International Brotherhood ol Electrical Worken Union -all of them Yellow Pages advertising sales repruentatives -continued to 1\rike today over a propmed change in the way Its memben are paJd. Embattled producer George Crlle may have been suspended by CBS News, but he stlll goes to work every day. Hie aaafgnment? Harlow aaid two picketert from that group had shown up at Orange County Pacific Telephone headquarten this morning but they were not keeping any other employees from returning to work. After the nationwide strike Helping lawyer• prepare the CBS defense against the $120 mllllon Hbel lawsuit flied by Gen. Wllllam Westmoreland. Page C3. Call 842-4321 with news tips f The conductor ordered the 27 musicians to sit down, saying th~ show must go on - among other show-biz cliches. "I walked to the conductor's stand, put on the headphones, and told (Pageant director Glen) Eytchison there was a skunk in the pit." The director's two-word (See STINKER, Pa1e A!) lllDEX , "2 Orenge Coa11 DAILY PILOT/Monday, Aug. 29, 1983 CONTINUID STORlll From P•g•A1 Aldrich def ends hospital deCiiion . UCI chancellor cites fears tha t community conflict could have killed both proposals TELEPHONE STRIKE ••• By KAREN E. KLEIN Of .._ Delly PIMI ..... turned to work immediat.eJy, Harlow said. "They're really happy to be back and we're really happy to have them back," she said. "They were hugging ln the halls this morning." STINKER ... response apparently was un- printable in a family news- paper, Henn hinted. By this time, the odorot.as visitor was at the conductor's heels, "hissing at the flute," Henn said. The music director con- ducted the entire introductory overture unmolested, then walked off to the left where he hid behind the violin players. "The first thing the little bugger did was jump on my podium," Henn said, laughing. But a percussionist, anned with a flaahlight, frlg,btened the akunk off and Pageant seruri ty officials said he was last seen running up Laguna Canyon. "It disrupted the per- formance for about 10 minutes," the music director said. But he did have one good thing to say about the ~tl~ man in black and white. "Obviously, he had COllSWD- mate musical taste.•• A formal algnl.ng of the agree- ment between the stnkers and the phone company took place in San Francisco at 9:20 a.m. Sunday. Locally, the agreement means that the present top wage for telephone operators -$373 per week -will be hiked to $393.50 per week. For the maintenance and line repair personnel, the top wage of $526.50 per week will go to $555.50, Harlow said. Nationwide, some of the more than ~.000 AT&T employees began reporting back to work immediately after Sunday's bargain was st.ruck. "We're just happy it's over," said Pacific Telephone spokesman Jerry Beatty in San Francisco. "We've worked extremely long hours, difficult hours, and it will be nice to go back to doing what we nonna.lly do." Both sides acknowledged that the lack of staffing during the walkout had left a pile of unfilled orders for new telephones and repairs that would have to be dealt with now. The Communication Workers of America, the striking union, will begin sending ballots to its members for ratification of the nationwide and local agreements as soon as poasible. The votes will be counted in early October. The nationwide agreement cov- ered wages, benefits and job security. Local issues included work rules, shift work and safety. UC Irvine Chancellor Qaniel G. Aldrich Jr. was well aware of community support for a campus hospital when he asked the HealthWest Foundation to withdraw its application earlier this month. Aldrich said today he "sug- gested th.at HealthWest might withdraw" because he felt that Melissa Tyler MESA ... From Page A1 California Stat.e Univermty, Long Beach, and hopes to become what she calls a "versatile perlonner" in music and acting. POLICE ERROR ... This latest award may help. In addition to the new car, she also received a $7,500 scholarship. Tyler said she'll use it to study in Paris, France. Other awards in- cluded a $5,000 wardrobe, a trip for two to Hawaii, luggage and jewelry. and pointed out the WT'O"i house as the home of the man who shot him. Walker said Paint.er was taken to the Gardner home after the incident, and he admitted be bad made a mistake and that the borne of the shooting victim was one block away. Walker said officers arrested the shooting suspect. Christopher Ryan Harrigan, 37, on outstanding warranta. He said Paint.er refused to press ~h.arges on the shooting incidenl Walker said Painter was ar- rested Sunday when he allegedly broke into Harrigan's home, in- tending to assault him. Walker al8o reported Painter tried to hang himeelf in Huntington Beach City Jail on Sunday and was trans- ferred to -Orange County Jail, where medical supervision is available. Meanwhile, Walker said no investigation of officers' conduct in connection with the Gardner home will be initiated until a fonnal complaint is lodged. As Miss C.ali fornia State, Tyler will be the official hos~ for state-sponsored fairs and other special festivals and celebrations. she said. Tyler said the competition focused on treating all of the contestants as winners. "I don't feel like I won this contest," she said. "I was just given the assign- ment to represent all of the girls.'' ISRAEL AWAITS DECISION ••• Heads of the ruling coalition partie1 spent about three boura plead.ing with Begin to change his mind, and said they got him to hold up his decision for at least a few hours. "It leaves an opening for ad- ditional consideration," said Yigal Cohen of Begin's Likud bloc. Foreign M inister Yitzhak Shamir was mentioned in the Israeli media as Begin's likeUest si'Cee990r. But Israel Army ndio later reported that Deputy Premier David Levy had *>lid backing too. Coalition Chalrman A vraham S~pira said an early electioc was J>(*ible, and mentioned Novem- ber aa a likely date. He said he did not know whether Becb'l planned to run for re-election. Twenty-four hours after Begin dropped his bombshell an- nouncement at a routine Cabinet meeting, the reaaons for hia move remained largely unknown, and throughout the country, lsraelis kept their radioe tuned to live broadcasts from the ~ of Begin's office. Israel radio said Begin \Old his colleagues his reeeot\S were strict- 1 y penonal. Begin appeaAKI to be quashing reporta that he had become fed up with his Cabinet, which has grown lncre&ldngly fractious and unstable in trying to deal with the inflation-tom econ- omy. Begin also denied the notion that he felt too feeble to lead Israel through tough political and econ- omk times, the radio said. At pne. polnt HeaJt.h Minister il.i«.er Shostak said he underltood t)Jat Begin did not feel physically a:nd mentally on top of his job, but We're Listening: •• 642•6086 ~ leo.rMteect Mof>Oey I •td<ry tt yOU OU not hav• YOU' P•CM' b'r' S ~p"' c-lloelooe r P"' •"d your COPt w1t1 b• _.., Begin cut him short aaying "no, that isn't the rea80n," the radio reported. Begin's colleagues said they argued that his timing was bad for political and religious reasons. Israel is about to host West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl on a state visit, carry out a complex partial withdrawal from Lebanon and implement a series of un- popular economic measures. Shaplra said he told Begin it was not fair to upeet the nation by resigning a week before the Rosh H.ashana, the Jewish New Year. He said he told Begin "we are in the (Hebrew) month of Elul, the month of mercy and forgiveness." Begin turned 70 this year, and he h.aa been saying since he was elected premier in 1977 that he wanted to retire at 70. He also has Last dance a costly number A 22-year-old nurse was dancing Saturday night at the Black Angus restaurant in Fountain Valley-but not for joy. It seems she put her purse down on the cigarette machine while doing a (ew fast numbers -and her whole evening went up in smoke. Somebody -obviously not a music lover -trotted off with the pune, her per90nal effect& and $50 in caah. accord- lng to police. appeared despondent and withdrawn aince the death of his wife and companion of 43 years, Aliza, and his mood haa been worsened by Israel's rising casu- alty toll and the political impasse in Lebanon. If Begin resigns and chooses not to head a new govemmen t, the options are to fom; a new coalition or call a general election. Man slain in SA shootout; two wounded An unidentified man was shot and killed late Sunday during a Santa Ana shootout Involving three other suspects, police said. Two of the suspects were wounded and listed in serious condition early today at Fountain Valley Community Hospital and UC Irvine Medical Center, accord- ing to Santa Ana Police Cpl. Curtis Jakobson. A third suspect is in custody, police said. The suspects and the deceased had yet to be identified because they were not carrying any identi- fication, police said. No motive has been established, police said. The gunfight began several minutes before midnight at 811 South Fairview, police said. When officers arrived, they found three men lying with gunshot wounds outside an apartment building. A third was seen leaving the scene and was apprehended later by police. Four handguns were re- covered at the site of the shooting, police said. Whal do you ltke about the Daily Pilot" What don't you hke' Call the number at left and your message will be recorded, tran.acribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24·hour answ~nna service may be used to record let ters to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number for verification. No circulation calls. please Tell us what's on your mind. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. 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Health Wetit is a Chatsworth-based hospital chain thatrhas proposed to build a hospital on the UCl campus Aldrich was on a two-week vacat1011 to his Lake Tahoe cabin and to a UC alumni camp he has attended for 28 years when the news of his withdrawal of support from HealthWest was carried m several newspapers last week. Despite his withdrawal, he said, the possibility of a clinical facility on campus is not dead. ''I'm hopeful that one day we wiU have either a hospital or an ambulatory care facility here," Aldrich said. "That's what we've been work mg (or." Aldrich said there 1s a possi- bility that UCI would somehow become involved in the Irvine Medical Center, a pr9P05BJ to build a hospital on 15"' acres of Irvine Co. land near the junction of the San Diego and Santa Ana freeways, but he did not.specify how the university would be induded. "The university has col- laborated with hospitals through- out the c-ounty. lf there would be a hospital built in F.ast Irvine, I'm sure lhat lhere would be interest on the part of the medicaJ achoo! in collaborating wilh that facility," Aldrich said. The trustees of the medical sc·hool, however, voted last week to continue to support Health- West 's plan despite the chancellor's reversal. The dean of the medical school, Dr. Stanley van den Noort, said after a meeting with Health West officials last week that the group intends to go ahead with a proposal to put a hospital on the campus. He continues to support the campus proposal as well, he said. Van den Noort said earlier that he felt that there was a possibihty that HealthWest might have HAZARD SQUAD ... Y' From Page A1 cope with the increasing use of hazardous materials and the potential for disaster they pose in the dty. "They're the ones who respond to hazardous materials ..in Huntington Beach," said Fire Chief Ray Picard. "They go in to atabllii.e a situation and to neutralize it or to call a large agency to handle it." t "If there's a leaking barrel they'll be able to patch up the hole. If there's a major leak, they'll build dikes to contain the leaking fluid." Haz-Mat members responded to a barrel "~aking" toxic vapors in a drill in a vacant lot next to the McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company's plant Friday. They put an emergency pat.ch on the barrel, set up perimeter lines to protect the public and emergency workers and phoned a private contractor to dispose of the fluid. The Haz-Mat team also is equipped to respond to major medical emergencies such as traffic disasters and earthquakes. Their vehicle, a reconverted 1965 rescue salvage truck, carries stretchers, bandages, splints. resuscitators and oxygen for 50 trauma victims. The unit is believed to be one of only about five or six in the state. Orange County has a fully operational facility and Newport Beach is planning to add one, say officials. "This is something new and necesary and extremely critical," said team leader Subia. "We are more aware of dioxins and PC& and chemical acids, and they are being used increasingly by industry. "A lot of things can happen in hazardous material spills and all of them have a potential of being bad.'' It's not quite true that Subia and his team members never use water in the course of their du ties. They also serve as regular, full ·time firefighters and respond to fires the way firemen always have. Their work on the Haz-Mat Unit is in addition to their regular duties. They don't receive extra pay Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. grounds to take legal acuon against the university. But Aldrich said he is not particularly worried about that. "There never was a contract between HealthWest and the university," he said. "One of the unfortunate things in this has been the failure of people to appreciate that it isn't the university that makes the application, it is HealthWest," Aldrich said. "They're perfectly free to puraue (their application).'' Aldrich acknowleged that the strong support of a coalition of business leaders for IMC in- fluenced his decision to ask Health West to withdraw. "Of course, we know that the business community has been supportive of IMC,'' he said. "There has been significant evidence of their support.'' However, he said, he also thinks there 1S support in the business community for the HealthWest proposal. "I'm aware that there is strong support for the university. That was evident at the (Orange Coun- ty Health PJ.a.nning Commission) meetings," he said. Aldrich said his decision was based on the fear that the conflict might nix both proposals. Supporters of the campus hos- pital said that the chanCellor's reason for withdrawing was "un- fortunate." Sealing a friendship Eight-year-old Nick Moreno, a viRi tor from Nebraska~ encounters som e thing he wouldn't find back ho me -a friendly sea lion in the h arbor near 44th Street and River Avenue in Newport Beach. Sentence not retroactive Ex-Laguna planner orde r e d to 'perform community service' By STEVE MITCHELL Of ... 09ll)' ,._. IWI Fonner Laguna Beach plan- ning commissioner J . Earl Water- bury summed up his reaction to a sentence imposed on him by a South Orange County Municipal Court judge in two words: "Incredibly ironic." Judge Richard HomUt.on or- dered Waterbury to perform 100 hours of wmmunity service work Friday and fined him $150 after the fonner commissioner pleaded no contest to a charge of striking a met.er maid with hi11 car two montNago. Therein lies the Irony, Water- bury says He cont.ends he's put in lltl'rAlly thousand$ of hours in the past four years u a member of the city's pla.nnlng conunl.sslon M a p&.'lt prttident of the Laguna Video Club, h.-Mys h~'s also fllmed city council meet.mg!! that are later seen by Legunarui on c&blr lele- v1slon, nnd has donated hundredR . ,. of hours as president of the Laguna Beach Historical Society and former member of several citizen committees. And now, he says, he's been ordered to perfonn additional community work. "No, I didn't ask the judge to make the sentence retroactive," he laughed. But Waterbury, who earlier described the June 21 lnctdent as a nigh tma.re. still blames a Laguna Beach parking enforcement of- ficer for "poor judgment" when she allegedly attempted to have him arrested on suspldon of assault with a deadly weapon on a poUce otrlcer . Waterbury, who was still a planning comml.ssioner when the Incident occured, said he returned to hil Aaate Street home June 21 to flnd two pa.rklnj enforeement offlccrt and a tow tn.K'k In front of his hoUJK'. He aaid tho tow truck driver wu about to hook up a relativf''11 VolkAwagen that h8d an expired rcglatratlon. When the cornmiasioner at- tempted to move the car out of the range of the tow truck's hook. the vehicle allegedly st.ruck meter maid Kathy Bowaer. The 39-year-old real estate salesman was subeequently hand- cuffed by a patrolman called to the scene and booked on suapidon of misdemeanor battery, a charge that WM lat.er reduced to dialW'b- lng the peaoe prior to Waterbury's tentendni in Judge Hamilton's courtroom. Waterbury said he pleaded no contest -a declaration of neither guilt nor innoc:ence -ln Ofdtr to aave the eeveral thousand dollan he said it would have cost to fight the charge. "I juat wanted to get the thlna over with, to minimize the in<.'1· ~nt and set on with my life," he said. Poll~ contend Waterbury could haw avoided atrtk.lnc the! offl(."('r, who wu not tierioualy hurt. I J I • ·~ .t!:~ -~~ ,. ' . . ..... County architects plan fair at Irvine Bowl Supervisor Tom Riley and Irvine Co. president Tom Nielson will be guest speakers when the Orange County chapter of the American Institute of Architects stages its annual "Archifalr 83" at the Irvine Bowl in Laguna Beach Sept. 25. The theme is "Experience the Energy of Architecture" and the public ls invited to attend the event, which will run from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m . Among the attractions will be a jau band, remodeling workshop and a "painted box city" for children. Further information may be obtained by Kathleen Davis, executive director of the county AIA chapter, at 557-7796. Runners fight drunken drivers A lOK run to benefit Mothers Against Drunk Drivers will be held Sept. 18 starting at Corona del Mar State Beach. The scenic race -dubbed "The Dry Run" -is sponsored by MA.DD and the Newport Beach Police Employees Association. The racecourse will wind through the old residential areas of Corona del Mar and acroes the bluff above the beach. Runners will compete for numerous priz.es including 10-speed bicycles, weekends at local resort hotels, dinners and roundtrip air fare to San Francisco for two provided by AirCal. The entry fee is $10 if runners register by Sept. ~ Late registration is $11 . .For more information, call 644-3655. Wimbledon West set for Newport Entry fontlS for one of Orange County's largest charity tennis tournament-the Annual Wimbledon West-are available at area tennis clubs and the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. The tournament is scheduled Sept 24 and 25 and Oct. 1 and 2 at the John Wayne Tennis Club in Newport Beach. Preliminary matches will be held at the Balboa Bay Club, South Coast Plaza Hotel, Park Newport, Marriott Hotel, Tennis Club of Irvine and the John Wayne club. A majority of the proceeds will benefit New Directions for Women, Inc., a residential recovery home in Costa Mesa for women with alcohol problems. There is a '30 entry fee per mixed doubles teams. The entry deadline ia Sept. 14. The tournament is sponsored by the Dolphins, the women's division of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. NASA program in OCC Planeterium Orange C.oast College will open its Planetarium this fall with a program celebrating the silver anniversary of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The Sept. 30 program will run from 7 to 10 p .m . in the OCC Chemistry Building, Room 214. · Tickets are $4 each and are on sale at the OCC Community Services Office in the Student Center Building. Then on three straight Fridays beginning Oct. 21, the planetarium will host a pre-recorded program, "Footsteps," examiniJli the first lunar lnaidng. It was produced by the Hansen Planetariuim. Admission is $2 and tickets will be sold at the door. ·p'.r.'t'I • r ., •• /i";f (-'1...":,o I • ~~ "' • I .. •... ... . :JI' • . • \ .• ·.r •. _:.. • • : • _. --~·.:..i:~~ Doctors link ~ stress, disease From staff ud wire reports ANAHEIM -Stress can lower the body's inununity to disease, researchers studying breast cancer patients and behavior in monkeys told delegates to the 9lst annual American Psychological Association convention here this weekend. Sandra Levy, director of the behavior science program at the National Cancer Institute, said her study found a correlation between a susceptibility to illness and the amount of s~ exhibited by women with breast cancer. Differences were found be- tween older women, who seemed less upset about their poismble fate, and younger women, and bet ween those who still faced radiation and those who did no~ she said. Following the operations, Levy found that older cancer patients showed higher levels of natural killer cells, which destroy tumors. Younger patients facing radi- ation suffered more distress, fatigue and showed lower levels of natural killer cells than older patients and those who under- went mastectomies, she said. "It's a potentially fascinating interaction," said Levy. Dr. Christopher Coe, a re- searcher at Stanford University School of Medicine, said he found that an infant monkey separated from its mother for a long period gradually stopped crying but still showed lowered immunity to disease. "We're beginning to uncover the full extent to which emotional response can affect the immune system," he told delegates. Tailgating a real criine in Valley Som.one unbolted and removed a tailgate from • 1982 Dataun ove< the WMk.-ld wttlle It WIS partied In the 9000 block or Toucan Circle In Fountain \/alley. The le.ligate that lpel'9d out Daoon In red letters. wu v.iu.d at $250. Thlevea stole audlo-vt.ual equip- ment valued at $1,375 Saturday from a car parited at the Fountain \/alley Elka Club parking lot. 1CM&O Talbert Ave. A radio and U.S. coin• valued at S225 -e stolen from the snack lhop at Lo. Caballeros R11equet and Sports Club, 17272 Newhope St. Huntington Beach A reakient of the 700 block of Main 8trMt reported Sunday that hit wttlta 1981 Chevrotet lmpela tied been Moten trom an alley behind his homel. The loaa wu Mtlmated at ..... 000. A 35-mm. camera wu reported stolen Sunday In the burglary of a home on the 8700 b4odl of Dolphin onve. Entry waa apperentty made through an open upstairs window. The IOU WIS estimated at $200. Leather clothes valued at $1,500 were reported stolen Sunday In an overnight burglary at a Kotler'• talk><'• lhop. 10162 Adami Ave. Entry wu apparently made through the roof. A resident of the 20700 block ol Reel Lane reported the theft of a 1979 0.taun 710 parked In the lot of the Huntington Lenee bowling alley. The loaa wu estimated at $.4,000. A $375 guitar wu repo<led atolen In the burglary or a 1977 \lolkawagen Dasher owned by a realdent or the 17100 block ol Erwin Lane. Entrywu made by br9Ulng a rear window. Irvine A televlalon and a telephone we<e 1tolen from an apertment on Bearpaw Friday about 5:30 p . .-i. An unknown amount of guollne reportedly wa.a siphoned from a car parked on the 19000 block of Sierra Nuevo Road Saturday about 12:23 p.m. Some typewriters were atolen from an ottic. bulldlng on the 16000 block ol Red Hiii Avenue Saturday about 12:30 p.m. A crowbar wu apparently used to pry the door open. A locked BMW wa.a reportedly broken Into and a stereo, worth over $400, wu stolen from It Saturday mOfnlng. The car waa parked on the 4000 block or Rafael Street. Costa Mesa Poll~ are looklng '°'the driver ol a white compact car that 1truck a 37-year-old Jogger Sunday night as the driver badled hie car out or a vacant houae on the 2300 block of Cornell. The driver did not atop; the Jogger uld he was knocked out but 11 recovering today with cute and brulaea . Several pota and pans and a framed picture -e reported atolen Saturday from a garege on the 700 block or Joann Street. Cooler cliinate along the Coast Coastal Extended Temperatures .. IA .. ., .... .. 71 .... .. .. t6 71 82 .. 13 74 to 12 " .. .. 12 H ID fl ., .. . .. 16 .... .. to r, :3 .. . to 12 • n t~ .. .. .. .. .. t1 11 71 " _,_,.,_ 70 82 ..... -. ., 12 a.lie 13 12 ._. t r .. 81ou!l , ... to 43 ~ t2 71 ~­ " 71 foptM ti 79 f-to 13 r.-e t6 11 w~ to • WlcNI• S..llONty•• 73 82 .. 113 .. 51 t1 17 13 TO 13 51 I& 541 .. 10 .. 12 103 11 82 71 ti 72 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, Aug 29, 1983 ~3 --WE ASKED:----------. "What do you think of the space shuttle program?" Dr. Robert Thompaon, dent11t, Balboa lalend . "I think the shuttle pro- gram Is excellent. It opens avenues for further explo- ration in technology and contributes to a better llfe for U.S. citizens and the whole world.'' ~ Richard Heyallp, englnHr, Newport Beach "I'm favorably inclined to the shuttle. It offers the potential for scientific and economic benefits.'' Pat Burrow•, teacher, Newport Beech ''I'm for the shuttle pro- gram. I feel the advances they make In space wlll benefit everyone.'· Sandra Lazare, office manager, Newport Beach "I have a positive at- titude about the shuttle program. It makes Ameri- ca look good. Plus, I think any help It provides putting satellites In orbit justifies its cost.'' J Paul Oldenberg, ln1urence reprenntetlve, Balboa laland ·'The space shuttle Is furthering our knowledge of the possibilities of the unknown. I think that's a good reason to spend money on the program." Row, row, row your boat All the way fro m Catalina to Newport Beach. The Newport Outrigger Club finishes in third place with a time off o ur hours and 36 minutes Sunday. De tails in Sports, Page Bl. \ I at-~ for OOy.s ... thcz. das~ic knit,<Z.OOyc.are PJ1Y /cotton bl<ind in a reinlx>w of col.ors . .Sl'.Z.<Z.5 8 -20 44 I oshlon Island · Nt•ui/X)rt Rroch • 714 644·5()70 /OOI Wt·stwood tJl1JCI, ·Westwood Vlllo9r • 213 208-3273 ( /I A-t Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, Aug 29, 1983 TOP OF THI NEWS NATION Residents seeking removal of Kennedy-linked bridge By the Associated Press EDGARTOWN. Mass. -Dike Bndge. where Sen. F.dward M . Kennedy's car plunged into the water and a woman drowned 14 years ago, attracts too many tourists and should be removed, some Chappaquiddick Island residents say. Walter Wood, 58, a member of one of the dozen families who live on the island year-round, said Sunday that long-time residents feel the bridge brings too many tourists to quiet F.ast Beach. About 400 families live on the LSland in the summer. ' .. \ ' \ I • , ... • I Barry turns from Texas j ., PORT ISABEL, Texas (AP) -Th~ lleUOO't second Atantic hurricane spared Texas another windy wetting, but it drove thousands of people from beachfront homes and hotels du.ring an exodua one off 1cial called "more of a drill than anything elle." "All those people left and all we got here was some mild rain," Port IBabel police dispatcher Tanuny Streif said Sunday. "Now they're all coming back." Hurricane Barry's 80 mph winds, however, battered the tiny village of El Mei.quital about 65 miles southest of Brownsville on Sunday, then hit the village of Santa Teresa. Mexican National Guard spokesman Manuel Leon Lopez said there were no report.a of deaths or injuries although the hurricane destroyed 90IDe homes in El Mei.quital, a village of about 400, and Cardinal Masses ordered • damaged others in Santa Teresa. NEW YORK -The Archdioc-ese of New York has ordered all Masses at St. Patrick's Cathedral to be said for Cardinal Terence Cooke, who doctors say has only a few months to live. The 62-year-old cardinal is dymg of "acute leukemia complicating a chroruc lymphoma condition." Cooke, who has headed the 1.8 million-member archdiocese since 1968, is also military vicar for 2 million Roman Catholics in the anned forces. Drinking linked to crash REPUBLIC. Wash. -The driver of a car that crashed head-on with an ambulance, killing all five people in the car and a patient en route to a hospital, may have been drinking, state police say. The accident Saturday night also injured the ambulance driver. a medical attendant and another person riding in the ambulance, the highway patrol said. Trooper Brad Miller said the cause of the accident was still under investigation. However, he added, "I oould tell you this, there was alcohol involved." Cocaine glut cuts prices MlAMJ -South F1orida, the center of the national cocaine network, is being flooded with high-quality, low-<X>St cocaine and officials say the price drop slowly is spreading to other cities with active Colombian drug rings. "They're overproduced," said Arthur Nehrbass, com- mander of the Organized Crime Bureau, "like General Motors with too many cars." Record seizures by federal, state and local drug enforcement agents have had vu-tually no impact on the enormous supplies as de mand for cocaine remains high, officials said. Cost of e ducation soars WASHINGTON -Even though enrol- lment in the nation's schools and colleges this fall will be down 1 percent from last year, the cost of education is expected to increase $1 5 bLllion, the F.ducation Department says. The department's annual "back to school" report predicted that enrollment would be 56. 7 million, 400,000 less than last fall's classroom total of 5 7. l million students. T h e space awaits its shuttle first Challenge r after-dark launching on its pad at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Challenger ready for launch First after-dark liftoff running on schedule for 11: 15 tonight CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -Challenger's countdown headed flawlessly today toward what should be the most spectacular launch in the 33-year history of this spaceport -a fiery noc·turnal liftoff at 11:15 p.m. PDT tonight. Thousands of people have been migrating into the area, filling hotels and seeking spots along river banks, beaches and highways to watch the first Rare dinosaur embryo found after-dark launching of a space shuttle. If clouds don't Lnterfere, it should be a dazzler, lighting up the night sky for miles around the Ca~ and visible at least as a brilliant speck above the horiwn for up to 450 miles away, from South Carolina to Cuba. "Weather conditions should be good. and I think people will have a good show," Air Force Maj. Donald J . G reene, the Cape's chief meteorologist, told reporters today. A thunderstorm rolled ac~ the area this morning, and the forecast called for showers most of the afternoon. But Greene said the bad weather should clear in plenty of time to begin fueling Challenger's tanks in early evening. He predicted there w ould be thin scattered clouds at 25,000 feet at launch time. Test director GU Whittaker said if there was any CHCYI'EAU, Mont. (AP) -The world's second lightning within five miles of the pad it could delay known fossilized dinosaur embryo has been found in the start of fueling, "but we really don't think this an egg dug out of a nesting site in north-<:entral will be a problem." Montana, a paleontologist says. The National Aeronautics and Space Adminis- Fossilized embryos are rare because bones aren't tration invited 45,000 guests to watch from special fully formed and usually decay before minerals can viewing sites at the K ennedy Space Center. Among soak in and preserve their outlines. But calate filled them are several prominent blacks, here for the first the newly discovered egg and preserved outlines of flight into space by a black American astronaut, the embryo, says Jack Homer, a paleontologist for the mission specialist Guion Bluford Jr. The list includes Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman. comedian Bill Cosby, musician Lionel Hampton and The embryo was found when the fossiliz.ed egg, fonner basketball player Wilt Chamberlain. 4 mches long and 2 lh inches in diameter, was broken Bluford, 40, one of four blacks in NASA's in half by a jackhammer being used by scientists on astronaut corps, is an Air Force lieutenant colonel Egg Mountain, the Great Falls Tribune reported with a doctorate in aerospace engineering. He is Sunday. . . . , . flymgon the39th U.S. astronaut flight, the eighth by Egg ~ountam IS where North Arnenca s fl.l"St a shuttle and third by Challenger. complete dinosaur egg waa found in 1979, he added, _ ------ but that one did not contain traces of an embryo. I Homer has been studying fClllSils in the area since I 1978. Enrique Hubbard, the Mexican consul Ln Brownsville. said Sunday that Mexican officlala were awaiting reports from Jimenez and Soto la Marina, two small towns on the southern and strongest edge of the hurricane as it moved ashore. A team of officials, nurses and rescue workers surveyed the storm area Sunday before returning to Matamoros, Mexico, with 10 people whoee homes were destroyed by Barry. Another team was scheduled to return today, checking first on the villages of La Media Luna and La Posa, which officials said are inhabited by about 20 people. "We haven't explored the total area yet. But it appears there are no injuries and no deaths," said Rear Adm. Francisco Murillo Osuna, commander of the Mexican naval district at Matamoros. • Barry became a hurricane before dawn Sunday. was downgraded to a tropical depremion Sunday night and spun itself out on the brushy. spanely populated slopes east of Monterrey, Mexioo. Taking the cake Admire 'em, don 't taste 'em LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -Mouth-watering cakes and molded sugar creations being displayed at a convention were pretty to look at, but people hazarding a sample may have bitten o!f more than they could chew. Among the nearly 1,000 creations shown in the sugar-and-meringue world of a cake..decorating convention during the weekend were a violet orchid dainty in appearance but 90lid in substance. It was made of dried sugar and gum tragacanth. A nearby wedding cake was made of styrofoam. Real cake would crwnble and go stale, said Brenda Harrington, of Paris, Ky., who is president of the International Cake Explorated Sodete (ICF.8). More than 1,500 professional and amateur cake decorators from the 50 states and 9e'Ve1'al foreign countries participated in works.hope and exhibited cakes that most had decorated at home and hauled to the annual convention in the trunks of cars or on their laps in airplanes. COSTA MESA: MERCHANT Of I The MONTH How to arrive at ahappymediu1n. Establlslaed 24 years al(o In Sept. 1919, Kirk Jewelers Is one of the orll(lnal tenants In Bar .. r Center ef C•UI Mesa. Kirks In Costa Mesa. Is one ef shr etller Kirk Jewelry Stores In Soatlaern Callf ornla. Thl8 loeatlon 18 the seeond moHt established store In the ehaln. "We here at Kirks woald like to thank the Dally Piiot for belplnl( as In malntalnlnl( oar lma•e within the eommanl• ty." says Mr. Cook the st•res manal(er. "We feel the Pll•t s•ares ear 1tllll0Hphy el friendly. eearteoa8, aad ,rofeaal•nal servlee t• this eommanlty and with their eoatlaaed help we laope to better serve Co8ta Me8a In the next 24 years." 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Clues sought in slayings , LOS ANGELES -Authorities hoped 4ut.opmes today would yield clues in the deaths of a woman and a teen-age girl whose bodies were found in the trunk of a car that was reported missing from a ransacked Ontario house. Ontario police Lt. Ray Rump said Sunday the bodies were believed to be a woman and her daughter also missing from the home, but lat.er Sunday, the Los Angeles County coroner's office refused to release any inlonnation on the identities. Man gi ves u p in sh ootout CUL VER CITY -A man has surrendered °peacefully after three policemen were pinned down by more than 50 gunshots during a weekend shootout that left nobody injured, 'officers say. Stanley St.even Wooten, 25, was booked for investigation of attempted murder of a police officer aft.er the shooting on Keystone Avenue, police Sgt. David Paroda said . ... $300,000 in P CP nabbed CARSON -Deputies mvestigatmg a shot-fgun slaying found $300,000 worth of the )hallucinogen "angel dust" or PCP at the dead lman'it home. sh enff's deputies say. Maurice Fitr.gerald, 37, was shot and killed after his wife !opened the door to the gunman at their home on Ackmar Avenue about l a.m. Sunday, Los Angeles County sheriff's Deputy Anthony Grace isaid. I ; Two killed in gang a ttack '1 LOS ANGELES -Gang members thrown out of a weekend car-dub dance attacked a crowd outside the dance hall with guns, knives and tire irons, killing two people and injuring seven 'others, authorities said. Members of the Whit- ; tier-based Old Classics Car Club were holding the dance in the Croatian-American Hall, in : south-central Los Angeles, when gang members tried to crash the affair around 2:30 a.m. Sunday, 1 sheriff's Deputy Anthony Grace said. I WORLD _ _ L Two USAF pilots rescued SF.CUL, South Korea -Two U.S. Air Force pilots were rescued by a South Korean fish ing boat aft.er they e~ted from their planes today over the Yellow Sea, a U.S military spokesman said. The aircraft, both A-10 Thunderbolts, crashed mto the sea about 40 miles west of Su won Air Base. The pilota were identified as Capt. Stephen A. Weaver and lstLt. J ohn M. Dobbins, but their hometowns were not announced immediately. The announcement did not say whether the planes collided nor did itgjve a cause for the crashes. .. Polish riot pol ice called out WARSAW, Poland -Scores of riot police sealed off Old Town square to discourage pro-Solidarity protests as an estimated 7,000 supporters of the outlawed union attended a Roman Catholic "Mass' for the homeland." Solidarity supporters pecked St. Stanislaw K.ostq Catholic church in northern Warsaw for the service Sunday and heard the Rev. 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New,.,t a-ch, C.. 6'1-7740 ls·t U.S. Gls die in Beirut BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Moslem shelllng killed two Marines in Beirut today, the first combat de.aths of U.S . troops in Lebanon, and the Marine contingent silenced the Shiite militia batteries with 40 minutes of artille ry, mortar and helicopter gunship fire. Six other Marines were wounded and a Marine Cobra helicopter took four rounds of small anna fire during the second day of fighting between the Lebanese Army and the pro-Iranian Shiite Moslems that again spilled over onto Marine positions around Beirut's in t.ernational airport. Police reported 14 Lebanese kllled and more than 100 wounded, including 34 government troops Sunday and Monday. The official Radio Lebanon said the government ordered the army to halt all operations against the militiamen at 12:30 p.m. so Amal leaders would release all captured soldiers and armored personnel carriers. Witnesses said militiamen shouting "Allah Akbar" (God is great) captured 24 soldiers in two armored personnel carriers after a two-hour battle in a Moslem neighborhood. Another witness said Beirut's main police headquarters in Moslem west Beirut was ringed by Amal militiamen, and five army armored personnel carriers were on f.ire around it. Marines praised SANTA BARBARA (AP)-Preside nt Reagan expressed. "profound sorrow'' today over the death of two U.S. Marines hit by mortar fire during heavy fighting between Lebanese troops and Shiite gunners near the Beirut airport. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said Reagan termed the deaths "tragic" and praised the "courage of U S. Marines for their role as peace- keepers." Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, Aug 29. 1983 ~~ ,.,.,,.,..... Mo to rcycles escort body of Ben gino Aquino to church in Philippines. Fiiipinos irate A quino killing spurs LA wra th LOS ANGELES (AP) -The assassination of Philippine oppo5ition leader Benigno S. Aquino Jr. has angered and galvanized the Filipino-American community, including many previously silent on the policies of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, a Filipino newspaper publisher says. Filipinos, who make up the second largest Asian minority in California, are unifying several of their splinter grouJl6 in common outrage against Aquino's slaying, said Hermie Rotea, publisher of the Philippine Press of Los Angeles. "After news of the assassination, I get no rest," Rot.ea said. "People keep calling me. They're mad. "People were afraid to go out. But last Monday, I saw a lot of conservative people at the consulate," Rotea said. "That's what Aquino's death has done. It's a blessing in disguise." Many Filipino.-Americans had previously feared criticizing the policies of Marcos out of concern that their families in the homeland would be harmed, Rot.ea said. Marcos has denied any responsibility for Aquino's slaying and has ordered an invest1gat.ion. + Racial issue still flaring / SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Still-simm~ring hostility between the camps of Gov. George Deukrnejian and Mayor Tom Bradley over allega- tions of racism in their 1982 gubernatorial contest have emerged at a weekend political symposium. A top Bradley aide also suggested that the mayor might be preparing for a rematch in 1986. At a symposium on the election sponsored this weekend by the San Francisco-based Center for the Study of Law and Polltidi, Bradley campaign managers ren ewed charges that Deukmejian made his opponent's race an issue. If elected, Bradley would have been California's first black governor. "It was a subtle, effective racist campaign," said Duane B. Garrett, who was co-chairman of Bradley's gubernatorial campaign. He claimed several Deukrnejian television and radio commercials on welfare and crime appealed to racist sentiments, as did a De~ejian slogan that he would be "a governor for all ~rcalifomia." BILI Roberts, who managed Deukmejian's cam- paign before resigning under hre in mid-October after saying he detected a hidden anti-black bias among voters, responded that Garrett was showing an ignorance of the facts. Hostages in peril BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Four Arab hijackers are threatening to blow up an Air France jetliner and 17 h06tages in the Iranian capital of Tehran unless France ends its support for the Chad government and st.ops selling anns to Iraq, Iranian broadcasts said. In Paris, an Air France spokesman said a Lebanese Embasly official in Tehran went to airport today to talk with the hijackers and that two of the 17 remaining h06tages were allowed to leave the plane briefly this morning. (714) 979-1711 (ext. 5) 4 Locations To Serve You . you an alcoholic? 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Its return per seat malC' flown is about three times that of regional airlines, such as Air CaJ. .. • This was a reference to my comments of August 4 about new technology anti airplanes wh1ch are significantly quieter than many of the aircraft now flying passengers out of John Wayne. The BAE 146-200 is just now coming off the assembly Imes in England (with 45 percent Ameri- can parts) and the first aircraft went into service in the Midwest under the banner of Air Wisconsin in June. To put the BAE 146-200 m t-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ perspective, it is the type of plane Air Wi.sconstn, which LS a high- ly-successful.well-run airline ser- vicing South Bend and Ft. Wayne, that could be placro somewhere between a Boeing 737 and the small c-ommut.er planes operating out of John Wayne. I have seen a demonstration flight and it is quiet, quiet, quiet. ROBERT E. BADHAM Member of Congress 40th District Economy i s appreciated Open letter to University of Cali- fornia, Irvine Extension Division The cover to your continumg education catalog for Fall 1983 was the most well done and weU received mailer I have seen in months! I think 1 am one of thousands who receive from five to 10 expensive cat.a.logs from our state-and county-supported in- stitutions each year who have never used the service and have no plans to do so. We have received all our education, do not have a desire to receive this literature, and highly resent the tax dollars and college dollars necessary to send all these catalogs to the huge mailing llst to whkh they are sent. Many times an the past I have meant to write, but have not done so. Your idea to reply only if we wish to continue receiving these items is a stroke of genius. We are in a related business to printing and distribution of litera- ture, and know how very ex- pensive these catalog mailers are. They are not prmted free and the (tax supported) post office bears the brunt of ,these thousands of items. I appreciate your e fforts and am sure thousands of others are sim1larly delighted. ROBIN LA WREN CE Newport Beach Ann went too far, this time To the Echtor. [am aware of and do not quarrel with your 1st Amendment right to freely print whatever turns you on. however. my personal feeling, which I also have a const1tut1onaJ nght to express. is that the prominent spread an your publi- cation. given to Ann Landers· endorsement of what I consider to be abnormal sexual behavior (wherein she derues the existence of abnonnal.Jty) is in extremely poor taste for a farruly newspaper Publication of such material, not indicated sunply as an opm1on of one person. but as a statement of fact, might better have appeared an the pages of Penthouse or Playboy, which, hopefully, is not as readily available to im- pressionable young people. [ am sure that there are many parents who would prefer to handle the moral education of their children without the un- welcome and controversial as- sistance of thell' druly paper. C.N. BAILEY Huntington Beach Daily Pilot welcomes commentary from readers The Dally Piiot solicits your views on any matters of Interest to our communities II you wish to contribute to these pages with a letter, or a longer commentary on an Issue, please send your submission legibly written or typed Commenlary pieces shoued be no longer than 500 words. Letters should be consider ably more concise. Shorter letters wlll be considered first. Address such correspondence to: LETTERS To Th• EDITOR, Dally Piiot, Box 15e0, Coete Meea, CA., 82826. Please Include your name, address and telephone number. If you prefer, you may call In your letter to the We're Lletenlng special telephone number ... 142~. Be sure to leave your name. address and telephone number so that we may verify your comments. Please do not call In longer letters or commentaries. l. M. BDJd /Packing snacks It has been noted by research psychologists in New York City that alm<lfit all fat taxicab drivers carcy sandwiches. Claun 1s nobody m the West.em World and only a few in Russia can identify the wife of the SoVlet Union's No l man, Yuri An- dropov. Aviation pioneers worked feverishly, and by Sept 8, 1910, finally. there were enough air- planes for a collision. Over Aus- tria's W1ener-Neustadt, two crafts, eagerly piloted by brothers yea brothers named War- chalovski, smashed into each other. If this account of the world's first airplane crash sounds to you like the story of mankind, you're too pessunistic Cheer up. Q . Who holds the r('('()rd for having the most wives? King Solomon? A No, sir, King Solomon only had 700 wives King Mongst of Saam h'}d 9.000 wives and con- ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat cubines With him, at was hard to tell which were wives and which were concubines They got all mixed up Q. The Dodo Bird as extinct. What lolled it off? A Pigs Q What's "The Bureaucracy f'o>C 1 rot"? A Two steps forward, pause, one step backward. Nobody claims you're going to be out.standing just because you're left-handed. Still, it's remarkable how many left-handers have been exceptional in their chosen fields: Leonardo da Vinci, Babe Ruth, J eck the Ripper. If a woman refers to 2.1 (two-point-one) t.igers or what· ever, he means two males, one female. Anchorage Bumper Sticker; "l Brake For Dogsl~s " H.L. khwert& HI ~ • Char DoweffbJ lldlloe end ~om IOIM~ Larry D. lpeere Mlf\llOlno ,_,.,, Aquino death leads to MarcOs WASHINGTON -The brutal murder of Philippines opposition leader Benigno Aquino Jr., ap- parently came eight years later than his killers had planned. The world knows the grim end of the drama; perhaps I can report the beginning. I played a small role in the drama back in April 1975 Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos had jailed tus arch rival on charges of murder and subversion. The defiant Aquino claimed the charges were trumped up to stop him from criticizing the Marcos dicta tors hip. The case was brought dramati- cally to my attention by Aquino's mother in a handwritten Jetter. She expected her son to die. "f'or freedom, for justice, for truth, he will die," she wrote me. He could save his own life, she said, if he would abandon his opposi uon. "If he signs statements endorsing martial law and the New Society. everything will be dropped; he will be released." She knew in her heart that he would not capitulate but would "die for hts convictions. He be- lieves in the freedom of man and his dignity .. "I really don't know what to do," she concluded. "As a mother. I am 'sorrowful unto death.' Please do something for us here." Q -J1-c1-11_1_E11_1_1 -...,.-~ ~ Case dismissed .... ..,...._ All I could do was appeal to Marcos. who had been my friend before he seized dictatorial powers. He responded by return cable that the charges were too serious to be dismissed but would have to go to trial. "It is my hope," he added, ''that you will not listen or give credence to an alleged plot to liquidate former Senator Aquino as men- tioned in your cable, for it has no basis in fact." There was a black edge to his next comment. Marcos mentioned that some witnesses allegedly had been murdered after testifying against Aquino. "If he is released," suggested Marcos, "he might be lolled by relatives of the wit- nesses.'' When a dictator adveruses in advance that his chief opponent may be killed by unidentified enemies. it has the smell of a setup. As It happened, Aquino had a perfect alibi; he couldn't possibly have killed the witnesses. He was safely in cuatody when the mys- terious witneases allegedly were done m. Yet eight years later. after Aquino was gunned down as he arrived back in the Philippines to lead the opposition against Marcos, the dictator resurnx:ted the same implausible story. He suggested on Philippine television that his opponent's assassination may have been arranged by vengeful friends or relatives of those murdered witnesses. Or it could have been the communists "These are all just theories." he said. Murde r a set-up I also have a theory. Aqua.no was in the custody of Marcos' security forces when he was shot through the head at close range. The ass8$in had to be close enough tha t the security guards could have seized him. Instead, tt)E?y shot him to death. thus leaving no one to interrogate The crime occurred in a secure area where there were no unauthor1:zed wit- nesses. Reporters accompanying him were detained on the plane until after the shooting It still smells of a setup. Footnote: The Ph1llppine courts found Aquino guilty and sentenced him to death in 1977 But Aquino refused t.o defend hi.mseU, cont.ending that Lhe ver- dict had been prearranged by Marcos. The dictator was under international pressure to suspend the sentence and release Aquino when the opposition leader came down with heart trouble. First Lady Ime lda Marcos, fearing her husband would be blamed if Aquino died in prison, arranged for has release to get medical treatment in the United States. On a recent visit t.o this country, she urged Aquino not to return home to lead the opposition. She re- peated the 8-year-old warning that unidenllfied assassins nught await him. She was right. KGB TARGETS: ln day-long security seminars for defense contrat'tors. the FBI has a stem message "There'snosuch thing as paranoia " SoVlet spies really are everywhere, looking for recruits to feed them vital defense secrets. A favorite fishing ground for the KGB anglers is the secreta.nal pool, the FBI warns. Secretaries are generally low-paid. but they know a lot of secret stuff -or how to retrieve it from locked files. According to the FBI, 40 per- C"t-nt of the KGB's recrwts are motivated by greed The Russians will pay as much as $20,000 to hook a like ly traitor. An equal number sell out because of gripes against their ~-The remain- ing 20 percent are victims of KGB black.ma.ii based on sexual or other personal peccadtllos. Some new notes on old news Following are some notes rve made on recent news stones The Japanese are finally talk- ing about really arrrung them- selves for the first time since their defeat m World War Il. That's good news for our economy here. We're planning to spend $200 billion a year on a.nns. and the Japanese are spending a paltry $12 billion. 1 say, ''Go to 1t, Tokyo. You build your equivalents of lhe MX missile, the f'-15 fighter plane and the nuclear submarine. We'll start making the Sonys, the Nikons and the Hondas to sell you." A woman in Connect1cut has been leading a Boy Scout troop for several years and wrote t.o the Boy ,.,, -AN-DY-RD-DN_fY_'""""'4 sboutsof America headquarters to have her position made official. They told the woman she couldn't be a scoutmaster. Try that for a topic of conversa- tion next time things get dull at your dinner table Looking good Every president has to address the American Legion convention at some point and they always wear that American Legion hat. Most presidents I've ever seen look pretty silly m it President Reagan looked good rn at last week. I think they're his klnd of people and if he's going to run for oCfice a.gain, that's the hat he ought to throw in the rang. A lot of athletes were dss- qualifled from the Pan American games for taking anabolic steroids and other drugs. Steroids are suppo&Sed to build you up I can't believe they really work, though. If they did. the networks would have nad their anchonnen taking steroids. I keep wondering how poor Andrea Berezhkov 1s doing back an Russia. He's the son of the Soviet diplomat in Washington who said he wanted to stay here because he hated it at home and loved ltin the United States. Some people thou~ht the press An insider's view Inay distort the vision it's supposed to represent While most of us recognize the truth of Bobbie Bums's obeerva- tion that we lack the power to see ourselves as others see us --and that often they see us better than we can see ourselves --we tend to accept this truth individually. but not collectively. We will believe it about ourselves personally, but not as a group. The "insiders" In any group Invariably complain that the ·•outsiders" have an Ignorant or dUtorted perspective when they view a aetting they are not familiar with --be it a hospital, a law court, a newspaper office or a poUtlcal convention. What t he insiders (ail to take into OOJUlderation, however, la that "perspective" la a two-way street. there an be aa much distortion tn getting too cloee to a picture as In standing too tar ore. Moreover, lhere ia always the element of lnvolvement that af· f«\8 lhe Insider to • degree he may be uMware of, eo that hf' ~mes unduly dl"fenaive or protectivl" of hill pMticular turf. When we hove a heavy lnve.t- mcmt In aome ruipect of life -· elth~r tc0nomic.ally or emotional- IYlllY 01111 ~ 1t> ly ·-we naturally seek the kindest Interpretation of ita flaws. This is obviously one reuon that such groups as bar &lllOda- tiona, medical aooetiet and police forces, among others, are no more competent ln UIM!SSing lhelr own codes of cond uct than rank outalders would be --and perhaps lee.t to. When a dty police force objecta to an outalde civilian review board, It la making the illogical cl.aim that a body can be a falr and impartial Judp in ha own c.aae, w hlc.h c:ommon 9ef\le t.e U. us ls not tcue No collectivity can be wholly responsible to it.elf alone. for such a body la always reluctant to lndlc:t I taell, always ready to find excwet and ext.enuaUom for it.a membtna. ao that thefr ~are not tetn u ~O~on1 on lhe corporate repu- tfUon but alrnpJy u a few ''bad opp.let" In the barrtl •• even when the barrel l\8tllf lt rottin1 with rorrupUon All organizations, whether they be as pure as Boy 5<.'0ut troops or Red Cross vo'tunteers, assume a self-protective veneer after a time; it is an insUnctive reflex, as human as putting up an arm to guard against a blow. This at- titude ls essential to maintaining esprit de corps; but at the same time it pennft.s, if not encourages, laxness toward Its own members who do not toe the mark, ethically or legally. Medical 90Cieties are loath to punish a doctor, bar iwoclations to reprimand an attorney, and po.lice forces to diacipline an officer. Thelr talee "code of honor" even Inhibits them from testifying agaJnat one another tn court, since they con.aider the1r loyalty to their coUeaguet higher than I.heir loyal- ty to the communHy at large. "Insiders,'' of course, do rtot always know best, or judge best, or see moat clearly. lf they did, pri8oners would be.· the best judgee of how long a term they 1hould 1erve, and when they deacrvl'd tO be released. 1f the axiom la absurd in thls respect, what makes It more credible when Wl' orP dealing with a poliC'C torce? made wo much of the story, but l didn't. The kid himself sounded lake a typical nuxed-up teen.ager. not a serious pollucaJ defector, but 1 t was still an i.mporta.n t story. Every time anyone points up the basic difference between the Sov- iet Union and the United States, It's important. The basic dtf- ference is that we're free to leave but don't want to go; a lot of them want to go but aren't free to leave Sou r grap~s After the yacht Australia Il started Looklng as if it might be the first foreign sailboat to win the America's Cup, the New York Yacht Club filed a protest because the Australian boat has an un- usual keel. I'm feeling a ht tie un-American about sports this year I've already hoped Ivan Lend! of Ciechoslo- valoa would beat John McEnroe. Now I'm hoping the Australians beat the Americans in the yacht race The Americans have won it 25 umes in a row so it's time for a change. but that isn't why I'm for the Australians. I'm for them because the American sailors a.re behaving as though John McEnroe taught them aU they know about sportsmanship. My son, Brian. is covering the America's Cup race and t.be buildup to 1t as a reporter. He's seen a lot of both and he sa)'B th.t. so far, he likes the boata better lhan the people on them. The stock market was eithe.r u p or down again yesterday and the experts told us why it wen t whichever way it went. They alw&yt sound the same to me. "The market was down (up) 1ha.1"ply today for the third day tn • row. lnterut rates ~re f~ up (down) by the failure of the bond market to respond to the lnClationa.ry pN'S.'lure of the ~w gross national product flgu.rea to be released tomorrow." Stockbroker1 and eco11orruc &n91yst.s are a lot like we-ithtr men. Thry w und better telling UI w h y It happened than whether or nol It'll Rolng lo hAppen I ( Daily Pilot -..., MONDAY, AUG. 29, 1983 The college football 0 STOCKS COMICS Sailors loaded • 1n every area Brazas, Kacura spark Tars BJ ROGER CARLSON Of .............. On paper, it almost appears too good for their own good in temlB of sheer size and atrength for the Newport Harbor High Sailors. Eleven returning starters, including two All-CIF Division m selections dot the Sailors' roster and the• AVERAGE size of the starting offense ia 6-2, 205 pounds. "We have two 'blues'," says Harbor football coach Mike Giddings, who likes to label his talent in tenl\8 of colors -blues are tops, reds are a notch back, but still very valuable players. "Two isn't enough," oontinues Gid- dinp. "But we have a flock of reds." Whether you're talking about offenae or defenae with the Sailors, it begins with All-CIF running back St.eve Brar.as, who at ~. 220, runs with exceptional power. He 8COl"ed 23 touchdowns as a junior and is al80 a threat as a receiver, averaging 13.4 yards on 34 catches (and three more TDs). A long list of interested colleges begins with USC and Notre Dame. On the other side of the ball it'll be Bn.zas at outside linebacker. 'Tveaeenalotof them, but there's not a bet1er player in the country," says Giddinaa. a v~teran of the college and profeesional ranka wboee regular busineas boun are filled with a aoouW,. aervioe for lle'Venl profemonat football teems. "BruM ii John Riggins reincamated, t!'la:ept he'• a better llnebacker than RJalns. ''When the fourth ~r begins and he's still rumbling, it's going to be a different game. "1 imagine we'll have to divenify a little, we can't let them bring eight guys upfront." In addition to the power of Brazas, the Sailon have two other major weapons qi their running arsenal -fullback Fritz Howser (6-2, 192) and guard Brett Kacura (6-1, 212), the other All-CIF choice. Dave Cadigan (6-6, 259) is at USC with a scholarahip, but it was Kacura who was See NEWPORT, Pace 8 3) 85 86 season opens with a bang tonight: Nebraska 0 vs. Penn Stat e. 82. < ... NY can Count the w ins From AP dl1patcbes After searching for four months for a reliable right-handed starting pitc:her, do the New York Yankees h;ive any chance of yet coming up v. nh one? You can Count on 11 John "The Count" Mont.<•fw;<:o made his New York and Aml'ri· can League debut at A11ah1•im Stadium Sunday, mmut.es after being placed on the· Yankt"('S' roster • Montefusco, acquired from the San Otego Padres on Friday for two players to be named lat.er, went six innings as the Yankees topped the Angels, 7 -3. Mont.efust'O lit up the eyes of hts teammates and manage r with his crisp six-hit, five-strikeout effort. "He was very impressive," sa1d New York Manager Billy Marlin, not the loosest with acc.'Olades "He showed a good br~aking ball and velocity and very good c.'On- trol. He was around the plate aU the time." Prior to Montefusco's effort, the Yankees had received only three victories from right-handed starters in 13 decisions this year. "1 was really 1mprt>ssed," ech oed Roy Smalley, whose three-run homer highlighted a six-run New York sixth inning. "He really had a· good fastball that ran in on right-handers and a sneaky shder." "I IJke the way he g~ after the hitter," said New York t"a tcher Rick Cerone. "He knows what to do out there: he's been around I'm confident he'll do a goo<l J<>b for us." Montefusco had a 9.4 r(>rord with 3 30 earned run ave ragt• for the Padres in 31 gamt'S lx·fort> being sent to the Yankees ''It feels really good to brc·ak an on a wanning note."" c;aid Montefusco. "I wanted t.O make a good unpression to show tlw m (the Yankees) they made d good deaJ. At first, l had a lattll' dif- ficulty With the strike WIW, It seems a Little smaJler here (an thf' AL). Lamhresi conquers the elements "I wanted to give \hem at l<•a.st seven innings, but the blasters started to trouble me by the third." Newport'"s lmua wins championship ! Ocean side prod uct survives fiel d of 96 to capture surf trials in San Clemente • By RANDY TIFT ........... 0.-,,_ . The level of compet1t1on overcame poor . surf conditions Sunday in in the finals of the fifth annual Stubbies California Surf Trials at San Clemente's Lower Trestles. Mike Lambresi of Oceanside defeated Cayucos' Dave Parmenter in two straight . heats to capture the championship of the six-day professional meet. By surviving the origin.a.I field of 96, both finalists ·earned a berth in the 1964 Stubbies Surf ·Classic in Australia Lambresi's victory also earned him $3,000. while Parmenter took home $1,500. For Lambresi, who also took straight heats in his quarterfinal and semifinal rounds Sunday morning, the victory was especially sweet. It was his first ever as a professionaJ, topping his highest previous finish (second) an the KGB Surf Classic in June. The man who beat him then was Parmenter. Most of the eight quarterfinalists agreed the waves at Lower Trestles were poor Sunday an comparison to earlier rounds, making 1t difficult to achieve the minimum four rides in the allotted tlme of each heat As the competition for waves intensified. early favorites Larnbres1 and Parmenter put on a worthy title per- formance. In the first heat, Lambresi had a pair of exceptional rides which included some crowd-pleasing 360's and a ride "down the line" of a wave midway through the heat. However, the key was in the number of rides each surfer could muster arrud poor conditions "My four mediocre waves turned out to be better than Dave's two," said Lam- bresi ''[got mine early and sat on the good waves the rest of the way out. Dave let me go instead of sittmg on Ille for most of the day."" Parmenter. sounding slightly disap- pointed with his performance, admitted he did not resort to the compet1t1ve tacucs employed by Lambresa. He also said that he did not consider Lambresi's strategy "necessarily unsportsmanlike,"" and Jitave him credit: "Mike's been plugging away, working hard this year. and he deserves the title." Five judges scored both heats four to one in favor of Lambresi. "The two best surfers made it to the fmal," noted judge Bob WaJpole. "Today Mike established a rhythm for himself early on. He was more vertical as well as more powerful and aggressive in his maneuvers." ln reaching the finaJ, Lambres1 had to overcome Westminster's Peter Townend in the round of eight. The 30-year-old former World Champion, originally from Australia, gave away eleven years to Larnbresi, 19. lmua Canoe Club of Newport Beach captured the mC'n's division of the United States Outrigger Canoe Champ1onsh1ps Sunday, winning b)>' 13 manutes over the Offshore Canoe Club. also of Newport Beach Imua led from the st.art of the 36-mile race fre1tn Catalina to Newport Beach. The winning time was four hours. 17 mmui.es. Newport Canoe Club of New- port Beach finished third. fol - lowed by Lanakila Canoe Club of Redondo Beach and Imua Canoe Club's No.2 boat. Twelve bou1s began the competition. ~R e uss' turna rou nd jhas e a sy explanation Vikings looking for line PHILADELPHIA (AP) : J erry Reuss isn't bashful about : the reasons for his sudden turn- . around from a pitcher who had "lost seven straight to one who has w on three consecutive games. "We're scoring more runs and . playing better defense," said •Reuss, after he beat the Philadel- phia Phillies 6-3 Sunday. "That • makes it easier to go out there." ' "I'm doing pretty much the : eame things I've been doing. I just ·haven't been quite as lucky,'' • ReU88 added, referring to the 11 ;starta he made without a victory. · 11llllARD Ht • . ln the 11 games, Los Angeles scored just 22 runs for Reuss, who won 16 games for the Dodgers last year The victory was the I 0th an the last 11 for the Dodgers. who re- mained one-half game behind first-place Atlanta in the NationaJ League West.em Division. Reuss is now 9-10, while loser John Denny is 13-6. The Phillies continued to slide, losing their eighth of the last nine games. Still, they remained one game behind first-place Pit- tsburgh in the NL "East. The big guns in the Dodgers' 10-hlt attack against the Phillies were Rick Monday with three singles and three RBI, and Mike Marshall with a home run and single and three RBr. Phillies Manager Paul Owens was disgusted with the per· formance of his team. "You saw it. I don't have much comment," said Owens "I don't know If they're trying too hard or what. We're even playing bad an the field. "They look tight. They know what they want to do Maybe they're pressing." M arin a boasts veer , but lack s exp erience up front By ROGER CARLSON Otllle~ ......... Even Henchel Walker can't do it withoutaomeoneo~ the hote.-and that'• the bu.ls for Marina High tootb&U '.lOllCh Dave Thom peon'• concern -f1Wni pplnc bola in the line hard hit by aractuaUon. The Vikinal have a host of akllled athletes with a pueer, runner and a a>Uple of receiven that. espectally In the VOdnp' veer acheme, . t.llUa a becbeat to no FOOTBALL PREVIEW "We have a aood bunch of kids," conttm .... Tbompeon. who ii entering his Gxth year with a 38-18-1 record . "How many ~ we can win, whether It'• two, thNe or maybe aix or teYm. but we'N '°""to try io make sure that we enjoy lt, that we do our best. Last year we had t.o ~our heads because we didn't qwi. do •v· One ot the J::M} IU.&Jnblina blocks for ~ a -year ti" was the failure to execute tot. p~ but Thoml*Jll •YB that problem bll blen aolved. "YOU haw to I" the bMl iJOlll8 ~:·..,. 'nlompeon, one of the more ~leqMb)e IOl1t around when It aora. to UM veer. Came for optlmllm la obvfQU1,; Quer- eerl*k BW Mart. 11 beck ati.r pwlna for ne ~ and 10 touchdowna and Nftftil'I fot • 4.2 averaae; Eric Karman rewmaat•=:: lix TDa, ldddn,e ax fa.Id Pli • &l·yarder ) and rushing for 676 yards on 106 carries (6.1 average). And, there are two receivers in the fold that figure to make Marler even better - (See MARINA, Pace BS) Itl•rl n• Nickname: Viking• Colora: Navy blue, Columbla blue. gold League: Sunaet 1982 record: League 2-3: Overall 6-4 Type of of1enae: Veer Type of defense: 50 Heed Coach: Dave Thompaon Staff: Andy Oonegen (defenllve ooordl- netor, llMbackera, olfenllve llne): Larry Doyle (defenllve backa, wide receivers). Merk Rehl- Ing (ollenllve llne, cs.1en11ve llne). Dick Dtlgen (outside llMbackers, running backs). JOhn Bartulick (defen1lve llne. wide receivers) IHS Sc~td11le Sept. 9-Eaperanu (•I Wl'Stmlnstt'r) Sept. l~ite (at S.n\a Ana Bowl) ~pt 22-Foolhill (at Wesun1nal4.'r) &opt 30-La Quint.a (It Bolu Gr1~) Oct 7-Milhkan (at Wt .. unlruter) Oct 14~ Vit'w' (al Hunt 8"ch) ~ 21-al Wl'tlm!nak'r' Ot"t 28-l Huntington 8"ch' Nov. 4-Fountllln Vallt>y' (at OCC') New 11-!'.dbon' (al OC:C) l ----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~----------------------------------------..-.------~ 8 2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, Aug. 29, 1983 U.S. draws mixed review as Pan.Am Games close CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -The IX Pan American Games. imprinted by flunked drug tests, ended in frustration for United States boxers and, thanks in part to long jumper Kathy McMillan and hurdler Roger Kingdom. triumphantly for the troubled track team. The boxers, who came here bragging of \aking 11 golds and put aeven men in Sunday's finals, had to settle for only two. Louis Howard celebrated his 21st birthday by knocking out C\Jba's Joee Aguilar to take the 147-pound title, and 132-pounder Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker, who scored his third straight victory over another C\Jban, two-time Olympic champion Angel Herrera. SPORTS BREAK Braves get Barker and some experience for pennant drive From AP dlspatclles ATLANTA-The Atlanta Braves Ii don't know how they're going to make room for Len Barker in the starting rotation, but they're going "° get the experienced pitcher they need for a pennant drive in there - soon. "My plans right now, without talking to Len, a.re to start him on Wednesday'' in place of Pa9Cual Perez, Manager Joe Torre said Sunday night, shortly after the Braves announced they had acquired Barker from the Cleveland Indians for three players to be named later. He said Perez's st.art would be moved back a day and "l think either (K en) Dayley or (Pete) Falcone 1::-:,.Y...---.A.Ji'--' would go to the bullpen." • "I don't know a whole lot about Len Barker. but he's been highly touted for a long time," Torre said m an interview. "He throws hard and has the experience we have been looking for." Quote of the day From former Baltimore manager Earl Weaver, on the main objective of a manager; ·•It's really very simple. For 162 games you try not to screw up all that smart stuff your orgaruz.ation did last December " Daggett a surprising winner LOS ANGELES -Tim Daggett of Spnngf ield, Mass .. scored a surpris-~ ing victory in the pommel horse and 11!!!!1 also won a pair of silver medals Sunday in the men's individual finals of the McDonald's 1983 International Gymnastics Championships at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion. Daggett, a senior at UCLA, totaled 19.65 pomts to win his gold medal in the pommel horse competition. He had a score of 9.9 in Sunday's fl.n.als Peter Vidmar of Los Angeles, a recent graduate of UCLA, finished second with a 19.60 total while Jean-Luc Cairon of France captured the bronze medal with a score of 19.15. Daggett won his silver medals in the parallel bars with a score of 19.50 and the high bar with a 19.~ total. Pfiel charges from behind Mark Pflel came from four strokes n behind tournament-leading Chi ChJ Rodriguez to win the $200,000 Anderson-Pacific golf cl.M&c by one stroke with a 3-under-par 69 Sunday .... Elsewhere. Pat Bradley won a sudden-death playoff from Betb DanJel to capture an LPGA tournament in Denver. The victory was worth $30,000 to Bradley. PAN AMERllltN GAMES All the U.S. boxers took home medals -two golds, five silvers and four bronzes. Moreover, none of Sunday's losers -Paul Gonzalez, Jerry Page, Dennis Milton, Evander Holyfield and Henry Tillman -lost by worse than a split decision and some losers emerged as potential threats for a gold medal In the 1984 Olympics. The United States ended the Games by breaking Its own record for both golds and total medals set in San Juan in 1979. It finished with 137 golds and 283 Luzinski roughs up Boston Greg Ludnski blasted two long Ii ho. me runs and added two singles to drive in four runs, powering the Chicago White Sox to a 6-2 victory over Booton to highlight American League action Sunday. Luzinski now has 26 home runs for the season. Elsewhere, ... Cbarlle Hough scattered seven hats and got the oniy run he needed on an RBI single by Larry Parrish in the fourth inning as Texas edged Kansas City, 1-0 .... Dao Ford and F.cidie Murray drove in three runs apiece as Baltimore routed Minnesota, 11-4, giving Mike Flanagan his 13th consecutive victory over the Twins .. Chet Lemon's three-run homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning lifted Detroit to a stunning 4-2 ,_L_UZJN-c-a ..... K-1 ___ __. victory over Toronto .... Lary Sorensen tossed a seven-hitter to help Cleveland whip Seattle, 5-2. Sorenson, 8-9. walked three and struck out one in his sixlh complete game of the sea.son .... Ted Simmons' RBI double keyed a four-run, fourth-inning rally that gave Mil- waukee a 4-2 victory over Oak.land. Braves gang up on Pirates Pete Falcone and Terry Forster Ii combined on a six-h itter and Bob Watson drilled a game-winning home as Atlanta edged Pittsburgh, 2-1, to ·ghlight National League action Sunday. The ·ctory enabled the Braves to maintain their -game NL West lead over the Dodgers. The · ates stayed a game in front of the Phillies in the L East. Elsewhere, ... DarTell Evans drove in three runs, including two with his 27th homer of the seaso.n. to lead San Francisco past the New York Mets, 7-2 .... Steve Rogen tossed a five-hitter for his NL-leading 16th victory and Al Oliver capped a seven-run seventh inning with his sixth career grand slam as Montreal overwhelmed San Diego, 8-0 .... Terry Publ hit a ROGQI triple and two singles and Mike Scott won his eighth game in his last nine decisions as Houston topped the Ch.tcago Cubs, 4-2. . . Gary Redus doubled home the winning run with two out in the 11th inning to give Cincinnati a 5-4 victory over St. Louis. Hovland, Dodd stage upset SAN DIEGO -Second-seeded Tim Hovland and Mike Dodd upeet lf'a defending world champions Singin ~ Smith and Randy Stokl06 17-25, 27-2:>, 12-15, 15-13 Sunday to win the $10,000 Jose Cuervo San Diego Open pro beach volleyball tournament at Ocean Beach. Smith and Stoklos came out of the losers' bracket to win two out of three games in the finals, forcing a fourth game to determine the cham- pionship. Hovland blocked Smith for the decisive points in the three-hour finals. Television, radio TV: Baseball -Chicago Wlute Sox at Kansas City. 6 p.m., Channel 7 (delayed). RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at New York Mets, 1:35 p.m (doubleheader), KABC (790): Cleveland at Angels, 7:25 p.m., KMPC (710). TUESDAY'S RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at New York Mets, 1:35 p.m. (doubleheader), KABC (790). Bigwig wins 66 Series Choate-40 sloop tops Raider to take IOR division By ALMON LOCKABEY OellJ ............. ·- Ron Melville's Choate-40 sloop Bigwig out of the host Balboa Yacht Club Sunday emerged as the overall 66 Series winner, a seven-race series of ofCshore races for ocrean racing yachts in the International Offshore Rule and Performance Handicap Racing Fleet. Bigwig was the winner in the IOR division. Runner-up was Raider, an E:ricaon-46 skippered by Jim Linderman. BYC, and third was Free Enterprise, a Nelson/Ma.rek-41 skippered by Dick Ettinger, Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Overall winner in the PHRF division was Phil GlaAgow'a Impetuous. Second was Nugie Too, Jim Nugent, BYC, and third was E Ticket, sailed by Gary Chandler South Shore Yacht Club. Vidiot. a New-York-36 skippered by Phil Ramser, Newport Harbor Yacht ClubwaA the winner of the Daily Pilot Trophy for the best combined corrected times in the Ba.lboe to Long Point and return racea. Winner of the Laguna Poet Trophy for the overall PHRF Cl.asa C winner was Pusayccat, skippered by J ohn Sr.a.lay, Voyagers Yacht Club. Franco wins Lido-14 Spttta.I to lite DaJ I y Pllo l OONNER LAKE -Jack Franco of Balboa Yacht Club won theLldo-14ClaaChamploNhipin a five-race regntta aa.Ued he~ The tJtle event drew ~7 con~tanta ln the aenior divt.ion and six in the junior diviaion. The aenior dlvialon was 1pUt into two fU&hlt after qWllHytna racel". ' '· BOATING Overall class winners: IOR-A -l. Raider, Jim Lindennan, Balboa YC. IOR-B -l. Bigwig. Ron Melville,BYC. IOR-C -1. California Gold, Fred O'Conner, Dan.a Point YC. PHRF-A -l. Toboggan, Paul Queyrei, Voy- agers YC; 2. Compulsion, Ralph Rodheim, Bahia Corinthian YC; 3 Mas Rapido, John Fradkin, Balboa YC. PHRF-B -1. Impetuous, Phil Glasgow, BYC; 2. Nugie Too, Jim Nugent, BYC; 3. AntaN'!t, Alan Andrews, BYC. PHRF-C -1. Pussycat, John Szalay, Voyagers YC; 2. Li'l Driller. Jim Stanley, BYC. Jones guides Gandalf Gandalf. akippered by Suzanne Jones, Dana Point Yacht Club, was the winner of the Spinnaker Class In the Las Ool.and.rt.naa race for women sailors out of Capistrano Bay Yacht Club Sunday. The r&a! also served as the third In the Orange County Women's Ocean Racing Series sailed In Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yachts. Winner ln the Non-Spinnaker Class was Wreck.leea, aailcd by Ann Becker, Capi.atrano Bay Yacht Club. Trophy winnera ln each c.laaa: SPlNNAK.ER -I Oandalf, Suzanne JOMS, Dana Polnt YC: 2. Rock N Roll, Sue Rogera, DPYC; 3. Bantt Bang Maxwell, Kathy Adam90n, DPYC NON-SPINNAKER CLASS -1. Wrecklesa, Ann Becker, Capistrano S.y YC, 2. AJtair, Karran Toffelml.-r, DPYC. 3. Mimi, Marianne N~hrbu. OPVC • overall, compared to 126 gold and 268 medala in San Juan. and women's 400-met.er and 1,600-meter relay•. sdlf. the U.S. won only 14 gold medal.I l.n 40 eventa, m worst showing ever l.n track -the previoua low "'!Al 17 in 33 events in the flnt Pan Am Games In 19:51, ~ For much of last week, the focus of attentJon was off the field, on the drug tests that turned up traces of illegal substances in the urine of 16 athletes, one of them an American weightlifter Jeff Michels of Chicago. Fifteen -11 welghtliftera. a cyclist, two track athletes and a fencer -were dlaquallfied. It was also a big day for U.S . archers. Rutb Roirt of Galtheniburg, Pa. and Darrell Pace of HamlltdiS. Ohio, an Olympic gold med.a.list in 1976, led a sweep_Ol four golds in individual and team competJtion. : ; Rowe won the individual women's gold wtlb Deborah Ochs of Howell, Mich. picking up lhg sihkr and Pace and Richard McKinney of Glendale, Adi. got silver and gold in the men's. The U.S. actuall; took the first four places in both men's ahd women'i, but Pan Am rules don't allow a sweep and the fifth place finishers were awarded bronzes. The U.S . track and field squad, decimated by injuries, no-shows and the departure of 11 athletes after they learned of the stringent drug testing here, had lta best day of the Games Sunday. It picked up six golds, getting first places from McMillan ln the women's long jump and Kingdom in the 110-meter high hurdles and sweeping men's Stre tching out J •• ,,.. Angels first baseman Daryl Sconiers, stretches to make the catch as Willie a n Orange Coast College product, Ra ndolph is doubled off fi rst base. Price tag: PGA exemption South African outlasts elite field to win World Series of Golf AKRON, Ohio (AP) -South African Nick Price came to Akron simply trying to get his game in order for a late-season push for an exemption on next year's Pro- fessional Golfer's Association tour. As it worked out, it's a problem the young South African doesn't have to worry about for the next 10 years. "That is the most important thing, the title and the exemp- tion.''.Pnce said after his closing 67 had secured a four-stroke vic- tory and a WU"e-to-wire triumph Sunday in the World Series of Goll "The title and the exemption mean everything. It means so much. So much was on the line." he said. ''The money is just frosting on the cake." The money was impressive, $I 00,000 from the total purse of $500,000. That's alm06t four times the amount he'd won earlier this year. his rookie season on the American tour. Price won the event despite talung two weeks off. HB tandem wins 3-wall championship Paul Olson and Mark Harding. both of Westminster. easily dis- posed of the Huntington Beach tandem of Dan Southern and Jaime Barker in the open division to capture the Three-Wall Out- door Racquetball champlonahipe at Golden West College Sunday. 01.aon and Harding, the 1982 national champions, defeated Southern and Barker by a 21-8, 21-7 count to claim the title. Barker came back in the mbced open bracket a.nd teemed with Chanda Taylor of Huntington Beach to defeat Olson and Debbie Otto (Westminster), 21-3, 21 ·12, to take the crown ln that divt.aion. In other bT&Ck.eta, GOrdoo Chtico o1 Buena Park and Scott Blrd of Huntington Beach topped Trey Taylor of Hu.nll.nit.on Beach and Mark Chrlatian ot Lofli Beach , 21·20, 14·21. 11-9 in the men'• B doubles, wl\Ue the Hunt· lngton Beach duo of Sh~lly McK«!e •nd JIU Flore11 beet Judy Penley and Eva Lchene, both of Garden Grove. 21·17, 21 -13, In the womc:-n's B doubltfl. ''1 was just golfed out," the 26-yea.r-old bachelor said. "I'd won almost $29,000 for the year. and I knew I needed more than that to make the top 125 (money-winners, the qualifying standard for next year's tour). I just took two weeks off, dldn't touch a club for 13 days. Just wante to clear the cobwebs from my mind, clear the bad thoughts. "When .J came here, winning was the furtherest thing from my mind. I just wanted to get my game in order, maybe make some good checks the next two weeks and get the exemption " The victory In this event, which IS designed to bring together the best j>layers in the world, provided him with a JO-year ex- emption, however. And it wiped out the haunting memory of his last-round collapee tn the 1982 BnUsh Open, when he blew a three-shot lead with six holes to play and handed the title to Tom Wat.son. "The happiest thing, after what happened in the Bnti.sh Open. is the way I won," said Price. "l didn't make a bogey \D(iay. I wanted to prove to myselJ that my game is solid enough Lo withstand a lot of pressure.'' He did that on rounds of 66, 68, 69 and 67. producing a JO-under-par 270 total that withstood the last-round challenges of a glamorous lineup that included Watson. Jack Nick.laus, Johnny Miller, Ray Floyd and Hale Irwin. Price, who started the final round with a two-shot lead, built it to three with a two-putt birdie-4 on the second hole, and never faltered. No one ever eot cJ05er. Penn St.-Nebraska An early showdown EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -"It doesn't ff'el like August because we've been prac- ticing for three weeks now." says Mike Keeler, a defensive tackle for the No. 1-ranked Nebraska Comhuskers. But August it is and the college football season, traditionally a September song, gets under way tonight when Penn State, the defending national champion, tees It up against Nebraska, the preseuon ravorlt.e to dethrone the Nlttany Lions. Penn State and Nebraska have been two of the more formidable powers over the years and the folks at Giants Stadium have come up with an exceptional pal.r- lng -Penn State is No 4 in the A.aociated Press preeeuon rank- ings -for the first annual Kick- off Classic, a benefit contest which will help pay off the Na· tional Football Foundation's mortgage on the College Football Holl of Fame at Kin.p lsland, Ohio. But lhla I.a not an exhibition game. It la part of the regular 11euon and the 1080r will have plenty of Ume tO win Its way blick tow&rd the top of the pol.la. "Everyone i. kind of lookln9 at this game as • national cham· plonshlp game," Nt-bruka quar- terback Turner GW said Sunday. "But this is only the first game and it's as important as any other game. Whoever wins or loses. that won't be the detenmning factor in their season." The Nebraska players insista the No. 1 ran.lung won't give them a case of big-head disease, nor are they concerned with their last-quarter 1088e5 to Penn State in 1982 (30-24 with a touchdown and field goal in the final period) and last year (27-24 on a 2-yard touchdown pass with four .ec- onds left). "It's ruce to be rated No. l," Keeler said. "but we're ju.st tak- ing one game at a time. U you look too f.ar in advance and think about being No. l, ll can alip away from you." A3 far as last ye-ar'a thriller, Keeler said, "We remembtt' the game. You never forpt a pme Uke that. But as tnr u a revenge factor, 1 don't think there ii one. We're not motivated by the fact Wt we lost.'' "We haven't talk.tel •bout h." echoed no1e guard Mike Tranmer. "We're not trying to si.y away from lt. bul the team haan 't dllculled It Fana lib to talk about lt, but Wf' don't (~ that way. h 's Just llOnlethlJ'\8 Wt happened " Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday. Aug 29, 1983 83 Bill Marler John Whiteman Mike Crowley Chip Rish MARINA LOOKING FOR A LINE ... From Page 81 league sprint champion Chip Rish and Mike Crowley (6-2, 185 sr.). Defensively, there's just one returning starter -but it's a blue chip in the form of safety John Whiteman (6-1, 180 sr.). He's a versatile sort, completing two of three passes for 22 yards and catching a two-point pass as a junior, aside from defensive duties. Here's a rundown by position: QUARTERBACK -Marler (6-1. 175 sr.) looked sharp in summer passing leagues and if the pit.ch is right, his statistics will be much more impressive as a senior. Backing him up is Steve Blokdyk, a 5-9, 160-pound junior. RUNNING BACKS -Karman. at 5-9, 170. runs the 4-0 in 4.7 and among his touchdown runs as a junior were jaunts of 73, 57 and 38 yards. Rich Rector (5-9, 165 sr.) is the other halfback, although Shawn Massey (5-10, 160 jr.) has exceptional potential with good speed and moves. Another potential running back is Adam Ant.oyan, a 5-9. 200-pound junior who'U be at the nose on defense. RECEIVERS -Rish. (5-10, 150 jr.). has been clocked at 4 46 and 4.48 in the 40. His two TD catches as a sophomore were from 51and31 yards out. Crowley caught 8 for 129 yards as a junior, a drop in the bucket compared to 1983 expectations. Another top receiver is Dean Paculba (5-10, 160 sr.). The tight end is Preston Hayslette, a 6-1, 190-pound sophomore. OFFENSIVE LINE -Pat Michela (5-9, 180 sr.) is the top prospect at center, with Scott Hendry (5-9, 170 jr.) behind him. At guards and tackle, Thompson is sifting through such possibilities as Mike Matay(5-ll, 180sr.),RichFlores(6-1, 195 sr.), Bob Warburton (6-3, 210 sr.) Art Cooper (6-0, 205 sr.), Dave Wilson (5-9, 210 jr.) and Rich Hunt (6-2, 235 soph.). Warburton has no experience. DEFENSIVE LINE -Antoyan, the backup quarterback. is Marina's No. 1 noseguard, and he's flanked by Jim Shandrick (6-1. 190 sr.) and Marc Smith (5-9, 200 sr.) at tackles. Backup at tackle and pressing is Pete Gomez (5-9, 165 sr.) and Geoff Gabel (5-9, 195 sr.), the latter at tackle or nose guard. There's some crisp competition at defensive end with George Broadhead (5-9, 175 sr.). Craig Tobin (6-0, 180 sr ), Robbie Hanson (6-0, 170 jr.) and S<.'ott Perryman (6-1, 185 sr.). Perryman 1S also a possibility at center. LINEBACKERS -Mark Johnson (5-10, 180 sr.) is a returning letterman and set at one side, the other side must comt> from John Porter. a 5-9, 205 sophomore prospect, Matt McDoweU (5-9, 170 jr) and Dave Fletcher (5-9, 175 jr.). ONDARY -Blokdyk. the No. 2 q back. starts at one corner . Chad Reed • 11 , 160 sr.) has the inside track to the other side, with Kenny Hutton (5-9, 155 jr.) and Marler also corner possibilities. Whiteman anchors the sec- ondary at safety and is considered an all-league prospec·t.The other safety fig- ures to be Billy Crart. a 5-10, 165-pound sophomore, backed by Todd Conway (6-1. 170sr.). KICKING GAME -Wh11.t'man IS a solid punter and Kannan is a place-locker with exceptional ability. He connected on a 52-yarder while on the sophomore team and with a 3.9 gpa. is an obvious Pac-I 0 prospect. NEWPORT HARBOR LOOKING FOR BIG THINGS • • • Oelly~- Mike Crowley figures to be on the receiving e nd of a numbers of passes for the Marina High Vikings this season. Rahal's strategy pays off at Riverside RrvERSIDE (AP) -Biding his time is not Bobby Rahal's game. "We had the boost (turbo- charger power) turned down t.o conserve fuel and people were blowing by me on the straight- aways," said Rahal Sunday after winning the Budweiser 500 Indy-car race. over R1 verside r n tern a uona l Raceway's 3.3-mile, nml'-tum road circuit. Unser Jr .. the 22-year-old son of three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser. was able to build leads of more than I 0 sec- onds over his pursuers before an igrut1on problem cost him a lap that he never made up. Andretti was next to control things, but his Lola succumbed to a broken gear shift lever while he was leadmg the race on lap 58. From Page 81 rated as the Sailors' No. 1 lineman in 1982. "He's just a roUy-poUy lovable kid." says a chuckling Giddings. "But he's a helluva football player." Giddings says the lack of a proven passing game isn't a major concern. but admits, "We need good rout.es and good hands. We're working hard on quickness "We'll pass well enough. (Bruce) Good- field knows what I want as a quarterback "My concerns? First, to replace the entire right side of the offensive line And. we have about three linebackers that have to play that are inexperienced Also, we have to find some young guys quickly so we don't have to play eight or nine both ways." The Sailors' coach adri"iror." however, things could be worse. "This team's got some pi:z.azz," says Giddings. "People shouJd want to wal.Ch this one. We'll be hard t.o count out They don't much Like losing. "It's a fun group ... I've got to be careful not t.o like them too much " The build-up syndrome is one of Giddings' biggest worries. It's clear that the on-paper strength oC the Sailors gives them the favorite's role for the Sea View League championship. "Publicity seems to be a struggle at Newport," not.es Giddings. "Last year we played well against Marina in the opener (a 10-8 loss). then laid an egg the next week against Cypress. "Later we beat University. 48-0. Sud- denly we think w e're God's gift t.o football and Irvine knocks the hell out of us. Recogrution is great, but you have to go back to work." Here's a rundown by position: QUARTERBACK Goodfield (6-0. 181 sr.) is a returning starter. His junior statistics show 15 for 37 attempts for 128 yards. His backup is Mater Oei trarJSfer Derek Bryan (5-9, 172. sr.). especially adept at running out of the shot gun. R UNNING BACKS -The Sa1lors are deep here -with Brazas backed at halfback by Long Truong (5-9, 153 sr.) and Ron Power (6-0. 180 jr.). Howser. a gifted athlete (pole vaulter), is backed up by fullback RobGiem (6-3, 186 sr.). Braz.as and Truong may also work in as the lone back in the shot gun. RECEIVERS -Rich Power (6-0, 184) IS a returning starter and Joe Holden (6-1, 160) adds depth at split end, Joey James (6-1, 194 jr.), Jerry Piaskowski (6-1, 191) and speedy Rob Lowe (5-1 l. 189 jr.) are the best of flanker candidates. Battling Tom Kjt.chens (6-6, 219 jr.) at tight end is John Stockham (6-2, 198). Both appear solid. OFFENSIVE LINE -Kacura is a mainstay at left guard and is the early bet to become the league's lmeman of the year. Frank Roa (5-10, 187 sr.) and Tyler Hinds (5-9. 170 sr.~ are at right guard. Pat Willi~ (5-1 l. 196 sr.) is a returning starter at center. Steve Moses (6-3. 216 sr.) and Mike Beech (6-~. 2~1 jr.) are the leading tackles. There are several others in the offensive line with e xreUent s1u that could become factors. DEFENSIVE LINE -Mark Parr) (5-9. 181 sr.) and Roa are the ends. although Moses. Hinds and Mike Thomp- son (6-1. 221 sr.) also figure prominently The tackles in the Sailors' 4-3 defense start wnh Kacura. Others: Jon Ling (6-0, 221 .)f ), Kitchens, and Hinds LINEBACKERS Stockham lS a returning starter al lmebacker u. 1s stationed m the middle. flanked by Braz.as and Scott Huntley (6-0. 193 sr ) Also at linebacker are Andy Stoneman (6-2, 181 jr.), Chris Parks (5-9, 186 jr.) and Craig Vandeman (6-0, 172 jr.). Stoneman could see considerable starting time. SECONDARY -The Truong brothers, Ho at 5-11, 154 and Long at 5-9, 143. are the starting comers in Giddings' bump 'n run defense. Long is a returning starter and was an All -League choice as a juruor Gary Cunningham 6-0. 177 sr) is at rover. with solid depth supplied by Ron Power (6-0, 184 jr.) and Randy St'nnes (5-10, 156 jr.). At Cree safety is Rich Power. with similar backup strength in Shawn Droke (6-3. 175 sr.) and John Spangler (5 -10. 144 jr.). KICKING GAME -Kurt Lohse re- turns as the Sailors' place-locker. and Bra.zas. a tnple threat. is a punter of considerable ment, averagmg 37.7 on 33 punts with-a ~tum average of JUSt 1 7 yards. "It was dam frustrating and I was wondering how I was going to stay with those other guys,'' Rahal added. "But 1 had to have faith in my guys in the pita and stick with their strategy. He first watched Al Unser Jr., then Mario Andretti and, finally. Teo Fabi move off to big leads. Then it was Fabi, the spectacu- lar Italian Indy-car rookie, who appeared to have the 500-kilo- meter -313.5-mile -race weU in hand, moving off to a 20-second edge over Rahal with just 21 laps remaining. Will Skladany he dealt away? Lend/ wants Grand Slam title But the 30-year-old driver from Dublin. Ohio, managed to keep the others just in sight. And mechanical problems on a couple of the ca.rs and on a piece of pit equipment helped him to finally take control late in the 95-lap race That's when Fab1. who won the Pocono 500 two weeks ago and started this race from the pole. made what was supposed to be a SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The San Franc1SCO 49ers may be trying to make a deal for Tom Skladany, the Detroit Lions' un- signed Pro Bowl punt.er, accord- ing to published reports today. A Charger tradition And this year, El Toro boasts a CIF title, too It is to the point now that winning has become eomething of a tradition to thoee involved with the El Toro High football program. Coach Bob Johnson's Chargers have won or ahared three straight Sea View League cham- pionships, and last year went one very big step further -winning the ClF Central Conference championship. Yet Johnson isn't afraid of what lB ahead even though he knows everyone will be gunning for the CIFchamps. "I really don't think it gets any tougher. The kids have a IJtUe more pride. They feel it's sort or a tradition now,'' insista JohNC>n. "We approach this teaaon as a new thing . a new team ... and It doesn't have anything to do with the year before," he adds. Indeed, with only one returning offensive 1ta1't4!r from lut year's championship season. Johnaon la looking at a new ~am. That lone returner I.a fullback Dan Trickett (6-2. 205), who gained nearly 600 yard.a last aeaaon. On defenae, JohNon h.u four retumJng at.a.rters. tnclud!ng na.e guard John Montoya (~-10. 180), linebacker Dan Gibbe (5-10, 175), &nd deCerudve ..>acks Jeff Harwood (5-10, 165) and John Yungke1t I (5-10. 185). Johnson isn't naming potential starters yet. noting, "right now, it's just a battle for positions." The Charger head coach admits this may be his youngest team in BOme time. Still, the Sea View League opposition isn't going to have it easy, simply because there are but five returning starters. Last year -the year El Toro won the CIF title - Johnson entered the sea.son with six returning starters El Toro Nlckn91ne: ChargM• Color•: Blue and gold Lea~u41: Sea View 198 record: League 8-1, Overall 12-2 Otfenae: I . DelenM: Okie Coach: Bob Johnten S1atf: John Johanaen. defen1lve coordinator and offentlve btck1: ( Marty Speldlng, oftenttve and «Mfenttve Hnee, Biii Wh~pi., «Mfenttve bllekl and running back1; Ill Dickey, rec91verw: Jefry Jarrett. offen~ and de1enalve u,,.. ,i NEW YORK (AP) -For two natives of Czechoslovaloa. winning America's premier tennis tournament. the U.S. Open. has been an elusive goal. Ivan Lendl and Martina Navraukva have dominated tenn1s the last two years. But Lendt has yet to capture a Grand Slam event. while NaVTatilova, who has lost only four matches since January 1982, has never won the 13-day battle of F1ushing Meadow. Both Navratilova, who became an American citlum two years ago, and Lend! are among the favorites as the U.S . Open begins its run on Tuesday. Navratilova is top-seeded in the women's field. while Lendl is seeded second behind John McEnroe in the men's draw In 1981. Navraulova reached the final where she ripped through Tracy Austin in the first set But Austin battled back to capture her second U.S Open crown Navratilova broke into tears when the crowd at Louis Armstrong Stadium greeted her so warmly when she a<:eepted the runner-up trophy Last yca.r. Lend! battled his way into the final. eliminating McEnroe. a three-time winnN here, in the semifinals. But, the strong Czech right-hander was no match for Jimmy Connors. who won his fourth U.S . Open title. 2600 Harbor Bouleva.rd, Costa Meaa (7 14) 540-9100 or (2 13) 587-8268 ! ' j f 84 Orange Coast DAI LY PILOT/Monday, Aug. 29, 1983 ~ t I . " MAJOR LaAGUE STANDINGS Amerialn LH91H WIUT DIVISION W L Pct. GB n s1 sse Cntue>o Kan,u Cll• Oel<l1ncl A'"'911 Tuu Mlnnuot• su111e l>4 ... soo ,,, 6S 68 49 9 60 10 462 11'•> 60 10 462 12 1 S6 1S 421 17 •9 11 Jn 2l'n Baltimore Mltw•ulo.~ Dttrofl New York Toronto Boil on Cleveland EAST DIVISION 74 S2 I• SS 13 SS 11 S7 11 S9 61 68 S6 7S Sunclo'' Scorft New York 1, Aneets l Detroit 4, Toronto 2 Boltlmore II, Mlnne>OI• 4 Chicago 6, Bo"on 7 Teus I, Ken'°' CllY O Mllwouk" '· Oakland 2 Cleveland S, Suttle 2 T•cl..,'s G1mts 581 S14 .S70 m S46 .•73 427 l'h ? • s 14 .... '°'"' Cleveland (Heaton 9·•> el Aneels (Witt 1·9), (n) Boston (TUO<>r 10·11 11 Toronto (Cte11ev 13·7) Minnesota CVlole 7· 11) at Detroll CBertnoU« 1·•1. (n) T .... (Smithson 1·12) •I ClllCI C>O (Oot'°n 1'·7>. (n) B11ttmor1 (MCGreoor IS·SJ et Kan· .. , City (Perrv 6· 121. Cnl Mltw1ult" (Sulton 7· 101 II S.attll (Clark S·61, (n) Ont• oemes i.cl>9duted Natlenal LHgue WEST OIV15'0N W L Pct. 76 S4 SIS GB Altenta Oedeen Houston S.nO!al>o ,. S3 513 .,., 68 '1 .S27 7'i'> ... 66 497 11 Sen Frel!CIKO Cl11elnnetl 62 68 4n •• 60 71 45' 16"" EAST OIVIMON 66 '2 Plll,b•JrClll Pllli.oetl>hl• Montreal SI. Louis Clllc•oo New York ... 62 ... 6J 6J ... S7 72 S3 7S S4Mdll V's Scores Oodlief"I I. Pllllaoetl>hle J All•nl• 2, Pltt,t>uroll I San Fre11elsco 7, New Yor• 2 Monrreal 8. San Oleo<> O l'i'> 2V, 9'i'> 13 Ct11elnnall S, St Louis 4 < 11 lnnlnott Hou,ton 4, Cnlue>o 7 TMeV'' Gatne1 ~ (Welell 11·11 end Hooton 1·1) •I New Vork ISe•v ... 7·17 and T ... rt~ S·Sl. 2, lt·n> !>an Olevo (Loiter I· 10 and So'41 t-2) et Pllltedeto"I• tCarnon 12· ll and B••lrom S·•> . 2. (l·n) !>an Fra11etsco (Kruk.ow 9·71 at Montr .. t IB Smlln )·71. lnl Plll,Dorgn (Rnoclen 9· 111 at Cl11etn· naff (Soto 14· 10), 1n> ClllUC>O (JM~lns 4 •> al Atlante (Niellro 10-1), Cnl SI Loul' CSlu~ •·•> ., Houston CM•~n 6·21. (nl AMERICAN LEAGUE Ya'*"' 7, A"9111' J NEW Y()ttl( CALll'OttNIA ell r llbl ellrllbl R~l>"21> Grrttev lb Wlnfi.tcl " Ntll~lC> CmPN's Jt> Gamble on B••tor l>fl MelngfY rl Smeltev u Monno c1 Cerone c 4 0 0 0 DOwr\lnQ H S 0 0 0 S II 0 WIHonglt> S 0 I 0 4 I 2 0 B9f'llouZ c1 4 I 7 0 4 2 2 I OeCnu 011 4 o 2 o 0000 ReJksnr1 2000 J I 2 2 V alenlln rf 2 0 I 0 1 0 I 0 Grlcll 2b 1 I I I J I I 1 RJCl<ln lb 1 0 0 I 4 I I J Sconlf\ lb 4 0 0 0 J O O O Lut>rlcll u l O I O 3 0 0 0 Carew Ofl 0 0 0 0 Boone c 4 1 2 1 )4 1 10 7 T.i.tl JS J 10 J ~&v "'*"" New Yen ooo 10. ooo-7 ClllNwnla 000 '20 01 o-3 Gamt·Wlnntno RBI Gamble 14) OP-New York I, Celllornla J LOB.--New York 4, Cetllornla 8. 28-Gamt>le BevlOr 3B-N1111 .. HR-Smellt\I (Ul. Grlcll (16). Boone (7) 11" H R.ER aa SO NewY.n MnleflCO W, 1 ·0 • 6 , Freil ... S,S ) • 1 Calllemle Forscn L 11 ·9 s l·J 6 • !Cir.on 2 l I 1 Hau ler l 1 0 0 1 HBP-< ... one bV IClr.on Grlel'I Fr011tr T-2 2' A-la.469 Am.rJun LHoue Tleff• 4, lllve Jan J s 2 0 0 4 t>v Toronto 00? 000 000-7 S 0 Detroit 000 100 ()())-• 6 1 Leal, JeCl<\OI\ Cl) GelHI 171. Mofflll 191 M<LaUOllfln C'I >ncl Wlllll, Morrll end P•rr''" W-Morrl' ll·t L-M<l•ucinlln 1 4 HR-Oetro1t Lemon CltJ Of1ol<>' 11, T wlm 4 MIMl \Ol O 070 00? 000-4 9 2 B•nlmore 140 ~ Olx-11 lJ 0 Cu lllto, O'Connor 141, want" (61 and En111e, Flenecian, Stewert (1) and Nolan w-Ftanaoen. 8·2 L-CH llllo, 8· 12 HRs-Mlnne\ote, Hrbek (II), Gaelll !701 Bethmore. Lowtnilt1n ( 10) It•-• I, Revels o Ttan 000 100 000-l S 0 t<ensts Cllv 000 000 OOC>-<> 7 0 Ho""" •no S..nclberci, Renko, Armstong (6) •nd Sla uCllll W-Hovoll, 7 10 L-Aenko 6 II Wllltw Sex 6, Reel sax 2 000 110 000-7 1 0 211 000 02•-6 10 0 ... 8ovcl, 81rcl 131. Apan11 (II an<I Al· lenson; Koo•man, Lemp (fl and Hill w- Koosman, 10·6 L-8 ovcl, l ·4 HRs-Chlcaoo. Baines (12), Luzlnsllt 1 1261 Brewen 4, A'• 7 Mllwauk" 000 .00 000-4 t I Oe).tand 001 001 000-2 S 0 ce1owet1. Slelon Il l. Auciusllne 191 encl Simmons, Warren, Alhe• ton 141 and Keernev W-CalClwett. 10·9 L-Warren. l·J lndNns S, ft\lrtrwn 2 Ct1v11ana 000 070 012-S 9 0 Steffie 000 000 002-7 1 I SorenMn encl Hauev, Moo<t and Nelson, SwNI 19) W-SorensM, 1·9 L- M®re. •·S HR-Seottte. Cowen• 161 NATIONAL LEAGUE Ood9en I, Ptt•i.s J LOS ANGELES PHILADELPHIA ss .. 20 Lendsty 21> BRuuet u JoMrl' P'1 Andunn Mond•vtf Tnomascf Guerrer 31> Lanora cf Mlllf\dOll Me(\1'181 r1 Broclo. lo Flmple c ReuuP all rhbl 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J 2 1 0 I 0 1 l 0000 3 ' 3 3 1 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 s 2 2 J 4 0 1 1 4 I 0 0 l I I 0 Samuel 21> Ao•e It> Mallnwslf Scllm<fl lb WHrndz p BOitz c Meddo• ct L•ltbvr rf OtJtius u Denny P Garcia ph Andersn p TPtrtz Ph McGrew p Jell? Jt> 11> rll bl 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 4 I 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 2 I l I 1 0 4 1 1 ' I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 l6 I 10 a Tetals kOA by lnrlifles JS 3' J LH An9elel 221 010 010-I PMa~ 000 100 002-l Game·Wlnnln11 RBI -MOndlV (3) E-6 Olu , SC:hmldl, Sa muel, Marshall OF'-lcn AnQtffl I, P'11tade1Pnla I LOB-Los AnoelH 7' Pllll•delPlll• 1 2B-Schmldl 2, Brock, L.ieovre HR-Mersllell ( 14) 59-B Ruutfl 2 (IOI ~euu. IP H REA Ba so 9 s s • 1 s 7 , 0 0 0 , I 2 > I I 1 0 0 0 0 I PB-FimP4t 2 T-2 II Nation.I LMvue Cilanh 7, NWh 2 San Francisco 120 100 201-7 13 0 New York Oii 000 OOC>-2 S I Lukev, McGaHlgan Ill, Barr (2), L .. elle (7) an<t BrMtv, Swen, Gorman m. Sisk (3), Olat IS), H01man (I) encl Hodges, Ortiz 191 w -Bt rr, 4·J L-Swen. 2·8 HR-San Fra11elsco, Even• m1 Bnives l, Plnfft 1 A11an1a 001 100 000--2 9 0 Plllst>ur11n 000 001 000--1 6 0 Falcone. F"ors1tr 161 end Beneolct Candete rte Guente 111 and Pane w- FalCone, 9·3 L-Can0etarl1 , 12·t HR-Atlanta Watson (61 E•POS •• Pldret 0 Sen 01ego 000 000 ~ ~ 0 Montreal 001 000 10•-4 t O Sllow, Luc., 111. Mol\98 (I) •nd Kenntdv. ROlltr> and Carter w -R011trs 16-f L-Snow 1J·9 HR-Montreal. Oii· •• r t61 Rectt S, C:.nlMls 4 SI Louis 102 100 000 OC>-4 9 0 Cil!Clnnell 071 100 000 01-S 10 0 L•Po1n1, "lltfl ()). Sutter 1101 eno Porler. Brum,..... Ill Pntore, Hume (41 Scll..-rer (1), Hav .. (IOI •nd Knk etv, Bllardello (111 W-H1vH. 4·2 L-Suller •• , HR-SI Louis Obtrklell ()) Atlres 4, Gubl 2 Cnlc•CIO 100 000 010-2 7 I Houston 202 000 OOa-.4 9 I Noles, Borell (4), 8ruutar (71 t nd J Oavlt, Scott, OIPlno (II end Atnt>v w- Scoll, •·•. L~oles. s-a MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS American LM91H BATTING IJIS t i bah I Booos. Boston, 367. C...raw, A"9111•. .JU, Tramm411, Oetroll, .l26. McRae. K1t1 sas Cltv. J24, Wllllekar , Detroit, 321 RUNS. E Murr••· Balltmore. U . RIPken, Belllmo<"t, IS, Molllor, Mii· weullee, 14, R Ht ncltr'°n• O.klt nd. M, MoHl>Y, Toronto, 13 RBI· Cooper, Mltweule", 107, Win· lleid, New York, 96. Rice, Boslon, u , Perrltll, Oetroll, '°· Simmon•. Mii· waull", ... HITS Bovll•. 801ton, 169, Coooer, MJtwaul<M. 161, Wnlle~tr, Detroit, 161. M<Ru, Kansas Cllv, 15', Rtpken, Balllmo<"t, ISO. Simmons, MltwaukM, ISO DOUBLES Bo0111 Bo•lon, 39, P•r rlsh, Detroit. 37. Hrbek, Minnesota. 36. M<RH . Kan141s Cllv, 36, RIPken, Belli· mo<"t . 36 TRIPLES Griffin. Toronto, 9, Gantner, Miiwaukee a, Wlnflel<I, New York, a, 6 are IMto with 7 HOME RUNS Rk:e, Bo .. on, )0, Armes. Boston, 19, c-Mllwa.-M, 26, ICill~ Cllkt e>o, 16.Luzlnt~I. Chi· cae>o. 26 STOLEN BASES R Hinder son, Oakten<I, 91, R Law, Clllcae>o. 60. J Crur. Cnk:ae>o. •9. WlllO'I, Ken141s City, 41. Semolt, Tun , 37 PITCHING (11 dtclllonl) Halt, Mii· .. eukee. 12·3, 3.J7, Rl1111tlll, New York, 1'·4, 3.lS, MCGrevor. 8alllmo<"•, IS·S, 3 12, hllm.ann, Mllwtuk", 9·3, 2'S, Schrom, Minne'°'•· 12· S, 4.Ge STRIKEOUTS Morrl,, Otlroll, 189, Stiel), Toronto, 149, RIGNtlll. New York, 1'8. Benn1,1 .... Chlcee>o, 143, SutctlHe, Cleveland, 17' SAVES· Oul~t>trrv, Kansu Cllv 36. R. Oavts. Minnesota, 2$, St anlty, Bo>IOn, 1S, Coudlll, Stattla, 17, Looez. Detroit, 17 Netl-1 LH9Ue BATTING UIS al bell). M.c:llOCk. PIU\OurQll, .32•. Hendrtcll, SI Loul•. 323, Dawson, Monlrtal, ln, Cruz. HOuston, .31S. Lo Smltll, St Louis, .314 ' SCOREBOARD RUNS: Murpny, All•nla, 105, Rein· es, MonlrH I. 99, Dtw'°n. Montreat. IS, Evena, S..n ,:rencbco, IJ; Garvey, Sen 014t(IO, 16. RBI. Dawson, MonlrH I. 9'; Murpllv. Atlanta, 90, Sc'1mtcll, P'1llade"'111a, 85, OIMfnA, ~ t2. Hendrlc.k, St Louis, 7'. Leonard. Sen Francisco, 16 HITS O•wson, MonlrH I, 1S9; Tnon, HOU"Ol'I· I 5'. 041ver, Montreal, 1 SO, Cruz, Houston, 149, Ramirel, Atlanta 141 DOUBLES Buckner, c111uoo. J3. KnlQtlt, Houston, JI, Carter, Montreal 11, Hendrie.lo., St Louis, 11, 041ver. Montre1t. 11. Wallach, Montreat. 11 TRIPLES Butler, Allan I•, 12, Cruz Hou"Ol'I· a. Trion, HO\"lon. a. l ere fled wllll 7 HOME RUNS Dawson, Monlreat. 21. Scllmlot. Pnlladelllfll1, 7t, Evans. San Francisco, 27, MurPllv, Allenle, 16. Guerrere, o.cteers, 2S STOLEN BASES Ralt1ts. Montreal. 61, Wit'°"• New York, 42; S. Saa, ~. 40, Wloolns, !Min Ol~o. 40, LtMe\11(, San FrenCISCO, 31 PITCHING (I? deel•lonl)" Falcone, Atlanta, t ·3, l.6S, Perez, At11n1a, ll·S, J 6J, Orosco, New vorll, 1 l·S, 1 21; Otnny, PnltedelPnle, 13·6, 2.SO, McWlllla m,, Plllit>urgh, 1J·6. J.07. STRIKEOUTS· Carlton, P'111adelplllt , 219, Soto, Cl11elnnatl, 197, McWllllam•, Pltht>urgll, tS7, VMeniU.U, Oedeefl, 14'; Rven, Hou"on, 1JS SAVES: L. Smllll, Cnlcae>o, 20, Baoroslen. Allef\11, ti. Reardon, Mon· lrHI, II, L••etle, Sen FrenclKO, 16, 6 art tied with IS. Dtlt Mer SUNDAY'S aESULTI (2"11 tf U ·•Y .__,.,..., ,,_..., """ aACE. 1 1116 mlle\. l(tlenln's Leu (TO<o) 12.20 S.40 3.IO Girt Bell ... (8 lacltl UO 4.00 Ah N1h H...:1 (Hewllv) 3.40 AllO rac.d: Grauv. Mode4 Run,~. JennH ... , Lululu Time 1.43 21 s. HC:ONO RACll .• furlOnos Handsome Packa11e (Fornenoei) 4,40 3.IO 3.00 Morgen D IPeclrorel 14.60 UO Ice II (Ort-) 7.20 Al'° rac:ecl: Sw .. I 'N Gokl, TM f'w· c.nl, Crnlt l Ttl>ie, HlllNY Mona<td, Our Lt rn1. Bre n Bev. Jet Meneuv .... Ari's Lucky Son, Bouv Lover Time 1:10 J/S U DAILY DOUBLE (2·11 paid S3S.20 THllllD RACI:. 6 fursonn MentWHr (Toro) S.00 2.80 2 60 snadv Fo• CE,treda) 3.20 2.IO Enoltflart (Mc:Gurnl • 00 AllO rectd Ol<ut>o, Anlw ... To Mu•k, Tuu Commerce. Raold Ember. Time: I :09 4fS. U EXACTA ll·4) e>eld S31 SO l'OuttTH RACCE. One mllt BtOouln ( HIWltV) 120 S 40 4 00 lnllmldtlton CVatenz.,....J 7AO 4.40 Overltnd Joy CMCGurnJ '00 Alao rtctd UtuaUv Rellablt, Ouran1, Voiemo, MtKere6o. IC"""va Time Lll l'll'TH aACCE. 1 1116 mlle's on 1ur1 HMleV'• ~ (Toro! 1 IO 4.60 ) 60 WtvnMrlne (8tadll 13 60 160 Gr...,st-(Merel 4 40 Also ractd Joan·• Ledv, Our Vlhv, NOrtllM" ... "· &r0<lt1 Gultarreanlt . llaln On Mv Parade. Miu Show &oat Time 1·'3 llS U EXACTA C2 ,O) paid MS7 SO SIXTH RACL 1 1116 miles lllalaba (Toro I a 60 s 20 • 40 F.-la CF.-nt .. l SOO •.20 Wfb Defector (Blaek) 4 40 AIM> rectd: U cintw..,flOll'M. TvPIGal Pro, N1flve EnYoV. Oerle AtcMI, Lo••- e>reltndtr, County Stal, Head Seoul, Vklto Kid, Prootf' Ftklnl Time: !•CJ 3/S H'V•NTH RAC•. l 1/16 mllet rr .... 10 (Maze) 7 IO 1.40 uo 8urle<S TrMwrt (Toro> 2.to 2.IO C'-On (F.-nt .. ) UO Also racecl: Clllv1trv, Crv,l•I OrOOl. Off snore, Smof<lng Gun, lmc>ulal...iv. Tlmt! l:A2 )IS. U •XACTA (6·11 paid t22.SO. 12 ~K SIX (2·3-2-2-9-41 Mkl M02.00 Wllh 214 WIMinlJ llekelt l•la hors..). ,, Pick Sia COMOlatlon oald Ml.40 with 2.359 wlMlng tlckeh (live t>ortetl •IGHTH RACIE. 1 111 mUti on turf. f enlta Brlpde (Mt1t l '20 2.IO UO A·AMuan (Plerctl 2 60 7.10 Ev9f'llnQ M'La<d (Valenzuela) 3 20 AbO rac:ecl A·E"uoendo, A•Or Oely, P•lr OI Ac... Smollt v C•nvon. ei.a. Mer11e1 .... , S.-Diamond, Port Otrwln. Proof A -COUPied Tlmt 149 NINTH RACE. 1 1116 mites E•~tve Twl&t (Metal 1.60 6 40 4 IO Bison B.., CPtdrozal S.60 4 00 Cllarotng Ster (Mtntl 11 00 AllO reQed Jlmmv TM Olp, For<• Fun, King OI Tht Atnctl, Fantel. Eenv s.111 .... Our Betl Coov. SarD .. nl Wiison, lnOl•n O. Tlm.· 1:41 3/S U IEXACTA (9·21 e>eld 11S3.SO Allendenct· 23,423. HGIVWeod Pertr SUNDAY'S RIESULTS 111111 tf U ·"""' lla.-a "'"""91 l'IRST RAC•. I mlle i>eet. Amaz ... (Onlomanl 13.20 S.60 4.00 JOlln JOlln 0 A 10.Somerl UO l .0 HIPPOUNIPUI C (Perk ... ) 4.40 AIM> rececl: HolCv's AwtY, Andy's Merino. OIJfentt, Cr•noark Beltt>ov, Pae>e Jova, Oun&ler, Monllonor Dall. Time: 2:00 4/S. '3 •XACTA tS·IOI e>eld t l17.l0. s•CONO llAC•. I mlll lrot Hlglllan<t &rldoet (Perllerl S.60 3.60 3.20 Noble Arntlla (Anderson! 12.60 10.00 GOklen Pride (Mallrl 11.tO Atao ract<I: Deer Sir, Katamoun, &rM· d• s-. Berrl9'1 Counlv. Petey, Mont ... ey Judge, SIH k Klno Tlmt: 2:00 4/S. P IEXACTA (9·Sl paid •164 40 THIRD ltACIE. I mlle PaCe Arden's Perrv (Sl\trrtnl 14 IO • IO J 40 "'-"'• JB(). ( VPndngnmJ 3 IO 1 IO Et sv D V (Parker) 4 00 Also Racecl Gr ll>t>en, Ungan F lllle, Welllrt, Ou n'1 Stone, Trlomarl<, SN>• Dance A, Juli A ~1111• Tlmt 1-00 2/S '3 EXACTA (S-21 P•ld $S7 60 l'V1JttTH RACE. I mite pace No Sa llsf•Cllon (Snerrtn) S.IO 4 IO 1 IO Miu Hlont•nd Mlda (Marchand) 100 J.IO Too S..ole<:I (Auolnl 1.60 Al•o roUl<I Mn Robin Bell, Antelope, Iron !>al, Maone Krl&ile, Wllu.omt Mont•r••· Tinder Comrllde. Ceunlry COOi. Time 201 llS. l'll'TH RACIE. I mile oace HlllblllY Drew> (Spriggs) 11.20 S.20 3.40 L A Olctetor (Ptltr'41n) S 20 UO Rll!llt Boy (While) S.20 Al'° r•ce<I: Meone De'u. Tight Quer· , ... ,, Blue Bomber. Sl>e(tacutar Oa11e .... Fly Metl Fly, Klno Of JIU, SklPPtrtlrlt. Tlmt: 2:00 II S. '3 IEXACTA C4·S) paid ISO 10 SIXTH ltACIE. I mllt PICe. W1ncla Nevada (Cr09h1n) 3 60 UO 2.40 Mani's Command (McCarty) 4.IO 3 60 MelelllC Mt•dow (Mele<') l.40 Also rececl. Yeclltt>roi. .... Conoto' Star, Merkel Klno, Ledy Slu le, Si<IP A Palllt, Howdy Sl>ark. H1v Fun Tlme·a1 P l!XA~A 0·101oald 112.IO SIEVllNTH RACIE. I mile e>ect. Easv Out IWIMlam1l 7 IO 3,IO 3.60 On YO<X Marl< H (Aubin) $20 400 Foret! ... (Park ... ) S.40 AIM> rececl &onllece N, Shtar11 .... Plvol Point, Gallant Froll, Sup..-Bred· shaw, Aouatrou . Siii-Vounci. RovdOl'I L~ Tlmt· I U J/S P IEXACTA (2·Jl N iel 169.90 EIGHTH RACE. I mile PaCe G'mars Papi Gen• (Vllndnollml st.40 24 00 u o RtOco Almet (F'lsco) l.IO S.IO HI c sa1-<An0tnon> 3 ao Atao rac:ecl. Flrt And Rain, Mast ... 0 G, Monteray t<nlont. Magl\a Cttra. C R Ftrno, Ima HlllblllY Too, eo.". Tlmt: 2:01 41$ P EXACTA (3·1) e>eld t SSS90. NINTH aACI!. I mile oace St•rtlng N (Quertarotol 4.60 3.00 2.60 Polar Lot>etl ( SMrren I 4.40 3 IO Black Merk N (Andef'son) • 40 Atao rect<I Bev Tudor, Creve 010.lt, CaPlaln Sliver,, Mon•anl Chief, Skip Mesler. Smooth Mo•• N, a..i ... , Lt F elte, Dl\lrlt>utor Time l S7 4/S U !EXACTA (2·t ) oetd '4110) U f'ICI( SIX (t·4·S·7·J·71 e>eld in ,440 '° wlln ,_ wlnnlnv lld<ell h i• 1'1008') t2 Pia. SI• Con~tton N ici W l.00 wltn 27S wlMlnv tlclo.ets cnve llorlft) TIENTH RACS. I milt pace Oelac>an (~) S 60 UO l 00 Mont ... ev Rodlet (Aubin> 4 40 l 00 LadV Polndest ... (Lael<tv) 600 Aho rtCt<I T arciuln Pact. 5111-s Invader, Pet.,. Lo B, Rick N Solcv, ROS41rll• a..cn, Niies St•r. 8amln9 BINv Tlmt I ff )IS. U EJ(ACT A (I· 10) Pa id t77 60 Allendanc• •.•s 8UdWttMr soo (at lttvtnldt) R .. ulh of Sunclev'' SOO-kttome1 ... tndv-car r•ct, with tvoe of car, tap' comPltlecl and wllln9f''s .., .... ge ,_., In ml>fl 1 Bol>bv Rella!. Me rci! ax ·Co1wor111, ts, 113 611 7 Tto Fabl, Merell t3C ·Col•O<lf'I. 9S l John Paul Jr , Pentk• PC·lKosworlll. •S. 4 Al Un•er Jr , E agle Glll•·Coswortll. 94 S. Tom Sntva , Mercll 13C·Co•wortll, tl 6. x·Tom Klauslet Schuh-Scllk" 086-ChtvrOltl, 90 1 P•ncllo Carter. Marcl'I 11C·Coswortll, n a Tonv a.11enna..-i, M.arell .X·Cos-tll, M. 9 Rooe r M••rt, P•n•k• PC·lO-Co1wor111, M 10 Dt nnv On11•ls, Merell PC ·Coswortll, ?6 1 l A l Unte r , P e nske PC·ll·Cosworlll, 7S 12 Je rry Karl, Pen•lt.t PC·f·Cosworlll, 74 13. Howdv Holmes, Merell PC ·Cosworlh, 6 14 Onlre Wiison, Merell PC·Coswortll, 66.. IS Grev Neffltr, Eeoll·Cht•roNI, 6J U . Mtrto "ndrelll, Lot• T-100-Coswa<lll, 57 17 Steve Clltnev. Eagte·ChtvrOltt. S1 ti . Otoff 8rtt>nam, Merell IJP·Cosworlll, 49. 19 Atci. Mears, Penske PC·lOtl·Coswortll, 41. 20 Jo1elt Garza, Penske PC·l ·Coswortn, l3. - Wllftd 5e'1ff ., GIH (If Allrtn. 09\lt) 170 NICll. Price, 1100,000 274 Jaclt. Nleki.u,. W0,000 vs Jo/\nnv Miiier, M0,000 276 l om Wt tson, s 19.12S Merk MCCumber, 119,12S Ray FIOyd, Sl9,12S Hate lrwtn, Slt.125 117 heo AOl<I, I 12,000 178 H•I Sulton, SI 1,000 . t79 Oevld Graham, SI0,000 2IO We vnt Lt vl, 19,2SO Gii Mor11an, .,,2SO 211 Curtlt Strt nllt1 Sl.12S Grallt m Mersn, SI, 12S Tommy N1kallm, SI, 12S Fuuv Zoeller. Sl.125 212 Larrv Mize, S1 ,!IOO Oennv Edwerd1. S1 ,SOO 2ll Cre lg Stedllf, 17 ,ooo Morrlt Halalskv, S1,000 eooo.,, ctampen, '7,000 214 C•lvln Petit , W,300 8tn CrMshaw, 16.300 L•nnY Wedkln,, W.300 Fr eel Coue>tes. 16,300 as Mll<e Nlcoltlle, 15,tOCI 116 Jav Haas. IS,SSO Lt rry Glll>e<1, SS,SSO Garv Koch, ss.sso ., Lt rrv Netwn, SS,7SO -Tom Kilt, SS, 100 .. David Frost, M,9SO Jo/In Cool<, M,9SO 2'0 8ot> G lldt<, M,IOO 2'1 Jim Colbert, M.700 m Ktlluo Aral, M,SSO Bob Sht.trer. M.SSO 291 H11e1'1 Vu·Shu, M,.00 \-Pnlllp Pero.In ,,. ,,. k•llh F ... 11u•. M.300 m Garv Hallotro. 14.200 a -oanotu am•taur 71-69-68·67 70-70· 71 ·6S 71·61·61·69 69·68·10·69 61·70-67-71 76·64-67-70 70·71-70·67 10-69· 71 ·69 71-70·11·61 71-71-70·" 74·66·71·10 ,. .... 11-n 61·n-10-11 7S·6S·6f·11 69·77·67·69 10-73·71·68 71-n-n-69 71-71-70·7) 61-n -10-7' 70-n·7S·67 76· 70-69-69 n-11-11-10 61·71·70-7S 61-71·7S·71 n -n -n -6' n -76·69·'9 n-11-n -11 n-69·6'-n 10-1~n-11 7t·61-n -11 76·7S·68·70 6'·7'·7'·73 n-73·7o-7S n-10-n -n 7S-n·69·7' n-n·7H3 1'·1•-16-n n -74·11·1' 13·76·7S·7S TPS tournament (t i Randle Muf1t19, CA.I ,,, Marie Plell,S36,000 n -n -66-69 -llluts CocNen 120.soo 74·70-61·61 211 Cl'll CHI Roclri-z.Sll.000 7'·70-61-61 JIU Griff Moocly,lf,200 73·70-71·6' 214 Mike Smllll,Sl,!IOO 71-72·69·62 as Ml"• MorteY.s7.IOO 66·71·73·7S 116 Merit. Lve,W,900 Mllo.t Brannan,16.900 217 Jolln Hamer4k,16,000 -Tern1 Snodllren.tS.2SO Pet McGowen,U,2SO 219 R-• Mtllt>le,M,42S Cllartes Krenkel,M,42S 2'0 Graham Cow1n.S3.aGO K•rmlt Zerlly ,S3,IOO 291 Joey RHMll,Sl,166 Loren Roberts,S3.166 Le11C9 TM &roecll,'3.166 m Ed Florl,S2,SSO SOC> Eatlwood,U ,SSO Orville Moodv.U,SSO 77·67·69·73 7J·6'·71·7J n-n-10-n 72·71·70-7S 1•-10-n-n 73. 73· 10-73 7$-73· 71-70 73· 74-69· 74 n-n-12-1' n-11-n-11 n -n-n-6' n-73-71·7S 7I·73·15· 73 n -7'·74·72 10-n-14-14 LPGA toumement l•f 0.-1 m •·Pal Bradley, '30.000 Bttn Oanltt, 119,.00 211 Atlct Ritzman, ll•,000 JU 71·69·10-61 69·70-71·67 68-68-74-71 Katllv Whltworl", 110.000 71-68·12·12 214 Behv King, Sl.000 2lS Jene o.cios. '7.000 116 KarM Permezel, S5M7 Rotlt Jones, IS.'67 Jane Btaloc1<, sS,'67 2&1 Dall EggeUng. M.IOO Jan Steonenson, M,IOO .. OtnlMI Sir~~. M,000 Lauria Ptt ... r.on, M,000 ., Jo Ann Wa111em, ;J,410 Joan Jovct, Sl,410 2tO Oet>c>i. Au,lln, $2,9'0 Bonnlt La...,, 12. 9IO 191 Vtctil Fergon, U,217 Am• Benz, U,211 Jull• '""'' .... n .212 Pelly S"""8n, S2,211 Judv Clark, 12,212 V1llrlt Skinner. 12,217 GeH Hirata, 12,212 Katllv Merlin, 1.2.212 11·74·71·61 n -n -11-10 n -n -11-10 74·10-10-n 71·71·69·7S 1'-69-n -•1 n -'1-n -10 1S·71·70·72 n-n-n -n 7f-72·11·61 71·70·1S-7l 14-74·71·11 69·73·13·1S 74-71·18·61 7l·7S·1•~69 n-11-n -10 74-n·n -n 74·72·72·73 7Hl-76·7J 73·74·70·14 71·72·73·7S Camel Filters 15 mg "tar". 1.0 mg. n1co11ne av per c1gare11e. FTC Report MAR '83 Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Men's tMl"NNMf'lt lat Jtndlt, N.Y.l ,_... ....... G-Mev ... (U.S.! cltf Heinz Gun· tllardt (Swtu ... landl. 6·7. 6·4. 6·0 IMeve< win• SJS,000 Gunlllardl 111,000 Meft's teumement lt l Ptn GM1Mt, N.Y.) Oeulltes ""* A,_,. J•rrycl·Hans SI"-''°" (SweclM) def Tlm·Tom Gulllli.'°", 6·4, 7·6 CJarrvd·Sl"'"'°"ton win 12,SOO 1acn, Gunlkson·GuMlkson, 11,SOO eacn> Wemen'e fooumamen1 l tt Mtllwllfl, N..J.) Mnltea l'IMI Jo Curit (Brllltnl def H•na Men· dl!kovt <CrechOtlovakle ), 2·6, 1·S, 6·4. (0ur1t win• 122,000, Mandllkova Sll,000). Leeencts t9Umement (el .......,etd) Mnltea PIMI Ctlll Rlchtv (U.S.) cltf, Merk Co• C&rlllanl. 1·&, 6·3. tlt!cheV wins s IS,000, Co• wins t 10,000). OtWlt\ l'Ni OwM DaYldoon (Austretla)·Ctllt Ory!ldale (Soo•lll Africa) def Rod Lavtr·Ken ltowwell (Austr1lla), t.·2, 6·4. <Davidson end Orv!ldale win 12,000 Mdl, lllOMWal and ~el--~ln 11,SOO Mdll. I Misc. ..... Am~ <mt c.n.cas.. v~ MaN T..O Miii l'ltld a rel.., -1 Unltecl Stetes. 31 4f 1,600 rtle.,,.--l Untied Stelu , 3:00.47, 2 8rerll, Hn 1', l Cuba, 3:03. lS. tt.J -l. Frenct.co Centette' tCube), 7·61/.o; 2. LIO Wlttlt m' (U s ), 1-S1i'>. 1 IOHH -I. It-klnodom <US I. 13.44; 2. Altltndro Ctsanes <Cuba), no llmt; 3. Tonlt Camoo.tt cu s J, 13 S4 JT -1. LeslO 8abOll\ (C1naclal. 267·1, 2. Ramon Gonzelez CCut>eJ, 2S7·0; 3 Amedo Morale• CPUerto Rico), 253·11. MarethOn -I Jorge Gonzalft (Pu.rlo RIOO), 2· 12 '3. ....... (l'IMfl) '°' -Rtflel Ramo• CPu«IO Rlcol dee Paul Gonrtlel IU.S I 112 -Pedro Reves (Cuba) KO ()) Laur .. no Ramirez IOomlntcan R•- oublk:J 119 -Manuel Vlk:'1t1 (V-zuelaJ dee Pedro N01as<o COomlntcen Rt· oublkl 12S -Pernell Wnlltk.ft (US I OK Anvet H ... rera (Cut>el 139 -Cendelarlo Ouv ... Qel CCubtJ dee Jerrv Pt llt CU 5 J 10 -Loult Howaro 1u s I KO 111 JOM Aoullar (Cuba) 1u -er .. , .. Solano CC1>1>a) oec Dennis Mlllort IU S I 16S -e...nardo Comu tCubal KO (2) At!r-Oelsaoo (Puerto ltkol 111 -Pedro RQmtfO (Cube) OK E nncler Holvtlekl IU S l 201 -Aurelio Tovo (C1>1>al dtC Henry Tiiiman (US I Over 201 -Jorcit Gonzele1 CCubaJ KO m EIYY LotlH (V-zutt.) Weetrend trenMctlons au•aALL Na ..... ...._ MONTREAL EXPOS-Pvrcna...i tllt conlract of Tom Dixon, Pllcn..., from tllt Wichita A ... o, of Ille ArMrl· can Auocltltoll Aecalltd Chris wet,11, pllCfte<', from Wlchlla, eflecllve after IMll\l9 olav, PHILADE L PH I A PHILLIEs-f>urdla..O the contract ol Steve Comer, l>ltcn..., trom Portten<t ot the Pacific Coast LH Out Sent S•••• Jeo1, urnnv 1>1av ... , to Pwtland l'OOTiaALL NttltNI .. ....,.. ~ DALLAS COW80VS-Tradtd Sieve Wright, IKl<lt·Quard. lo lht Batll..-e Colts In udlanot for an uncllsdost<I draft Pkl< ST LOUIS CAROINAL~emtcl Curt Mother director ot oubllc retallons tnd Grev Gtaovstew~I eulstan1 cllrec- 10< of Pl.lbllc rtletlons SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-Tr•decl Sllt<mtn Smllll, running be<~ 10 the Sen Otego CllerOtfs I\ Perl ot lht Ill-Carr tradt COLLEGIE )(AVIER-Slontd Bot> Stult., t>Hkett>ell coecn and etlltellc director to a new flve·vear contract Ntmtcl J•l1 F~lson euoclete etlltellc director l 1 • • Due to tranamlaalon problems, today's llatlng wlll not appear I ..___ ______ _ • What's In It for you? The answer appears on every page of YOUR DailyPilai 642-4321 oijG' I 41 ae •' .-. . . ----------- ..... --- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, Aug. 29. 1i83 116 11111118 Blllfl Lower gasoline prices to last until Labor Day By the A11oclated Prell LOS ANGELES -Dropping wholesale gasolme costs and decreased consumption should continue to send pump prices inching downward until Labor Day, oil industry analyst Dan Lundberg says. But motorists are not getting the full benefit of lower wholesale prices because dealers are not passing savings on to customers but trying to recover the markup they l08t in recent months, Lundberg said Sunday. Steelworkers pay 'too high' VAlL,C.Olo.-Theman who chaired theC.OunCJlof Economic AdvLSers under former Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford says unemployed steelworkers should be willing to work for let>S money. "Steelworkers should seek lower salaries" if they want the floundering industry set right, Herb Stein said Sunday during the second annual World Forum. The meeting, organized by Ford, included several former world lead1:rs, current admirustration officials and about 50 corporate officers. Economy a boon to executives LOS ANGELES -The upswing in the economy is proving beneficial for the future of executives as weU as production workers. Executive search !inns say that after a two-year lull, California romparues are again starting up expansion plans that were dormant during the recession and are seeking executives to head those programs . Interest rates remain steady NEW YORK -Analysts see little chance that interest rates will move lower any time thJ.s summer, following the Federal Reserve Board's latest money supply report. The Fed said the basic money supply, or Ml, feU $200 million in the week ended Aug. 17. It was the second straight weekly decline, but analysts said the drop was not enough to satisfy invest.on; that t.he Fed wouJd soon move to foster lower interest rates. Business productivity rising WASHINGTON -Responding to the upturning economy, U.S. business productivity rose at the fastest pace in nearly eight years in t.he April-to-June quarter. The Labor Department says that productivity rose at an annual rate of 6.1 percent in t.he latest quarter. Total output rose at a rate of 12.7 percent while hours worked increased 6.2 percent and hourly compensation 4.3 percent. Fed restraining money growth WASHINGTON -Federal Reserve Board decided in JuJy to increase slightly its restraint on money growth, according to records of a meeting of the Fed's policy-making arm. The report said the central bank officials have kept open the option of loosening theLC grip on credit conditions if growth in two measures of the money supply slacken more t.han expected Japan mulls auto export limits TOKYO -The Japanese trade minister has indicated Japan may reconsider its earlier decision not to renew automobile export limits for a fourth year The current export quotas expire March 31, 1984. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES •' HEW YORIC. CAP) -Fine! Oow·- a1191 for Frio ... Aue l6 STOC:l(S 1,011,900 '2S.700 tSl,fOO 151,100 tOl.000 t00,500 611,>00 ,,.,.., JO Ina 20Trn ISUll 6SS1k lnov' Tran Ullh 4SSll< 11no 11'6ts 11u5911no1+1.01 m 21 Sl4.1' s20 o s.n so+ •• IJI02 IJl 60 IJ0.20 1Jl07+ O.A '4S.1' en 11 462 fO 410 tO+ U:I afl,000 '11.000 SM,000 Sll,700 *'°° WHAT NYSE 010 NEW YCHlK (AP) Aug 16 TOCltv II:) ns .,, '"' II • WHAT AMEX 010 HEW YCHlK (AP) AU9 26 METALS roci.v 171 m 116 ,.. 1 ' Prev cln "' 17S °' '"' It 16 Pr•• elev 211 '°' 113 '°' s 14 HEW YORI( (AP) -Sc>ol non ... row ....... "'="!' 7n..781t .,.,, ... pound, us -llnaUono c...,., -72 55 '*''" pet pounc:I. NV Come• ttpOI ..-'Ch cloMd Fri. LMo1 • 1 e.21 o.11• • pounc1. zi.e. ~ OWKt a pouncl, _ _, Tiii • M.4324 Melala W_.. ~le IO ........,_ • 78 _,It e pounc:I, H V ......, • '280.00-&280.00 I* 78 lb "-· -v----f.441 00-1443 50 cto-llC -lrOJ-.HV SILVER SYMBOLS " -l"'Alf\o IOw .. -.,..,.., ,. UN9t• OI-not.cl ,., .. Ol ~ Alt ---~· ~0"11'9'"1 QUll1tflr OI --CIKWaloOf\ loeeWll Of ••I• .. -Or ""'~· ~ °"'O"Aleel .. '"° ........ --....... ~--• AloO t•lfl Ot t•lflt b-A ........ 1alt ~ tloet> ~ 'l..,..."'9 ~ o.cteieo oo llH""~l2"'0""'9 OIKIM.OOI~ an• Mot--0t "'°' _.., t Paoo ,,... ,... __., -ltecl ~.O OI llO K1t0f\ It'\ ... et """ c1MOt1>tc! "'"'"" -OK1t11te1 0r "9.0 -tfl,,,, Ml l("(~.,1¥'* ... .nf\ ~ It\ AMERICAN L£AD£RS ... ~.,. l.297.• l,?Ot.• 11.161.M HEW YORK (AP)· Salft, Fr\djiv Pri01 •nd .... m.._ of ,,,. 10 ""°'' acflft ,.,,.,..lean SIOCll Exel\a._ IUUft. lrlldhll n at l o n a llY a l ,,_. ,,..,, $I W-Lall&l lmpO-. ConnAlr o1 Tfq .... lr(:p TIE Comml OomePlrl Knl'lwm' llhr11nl wl Cllr!M<I Al A~l\I\ UP Due to late transmission today's llstlng will not appear In the Dally Pilot. 1 l , •• Orange Coast DAILY Pll OT /Monday, Auo ?fl. 1983 •iOROO by Gus Arnola • ll·d ~1 k , .,, J '"' VI/\ 1111 l\ESU$ '''"' I I-/II( Ill 'II 11 / 111 I 11/1 f II 11 I \I 11) I ii I 11 I COMET , •I '" ! / ---f' ·' .., ·: ,//...,. ~ .... .. fl 11111 I I C>OES ~ 11! I I• I I I I • , ~ 1 1 ( ,, '" J 1111 I • f 'fHJ: •. ,,. ... , ('IR('l s I sow the queen on TV Thor sure isn't a good p1'c tu re of her on our deck of cords." '1 \Hll \Dl k•: r•v Braa Anderson ,::.;a 'Maybe he'll get tired and let us play with our kite pretty soon' \llt 111 /I 1 \ 'I 'I· I 11 l 1111 If 111 I I! THAT WA5N'T VERY NIC.£, 6ARF1£LO \Jr-,. (.;rrJj Ji by Jim Davis IN THI~ 0U~1Nt55, "NICE." POE SN'i PUi BR£AC7 ON TH( TABL£_) nu, c;t:on<;t: ,--_ by V1rgtl Partch (VIP) ~ . \ ·' "I hate Mondays." oy Ferd & Tom Johnson .,..._ • ( J. 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M 1kt chec:"8 pa yablt- to ~rwHpapt'rboolu. by Harold Le Douit f ~ov RE HERE so STAV arr l WANT NO LECTURES FROM YOU r---~. 0¥ Jett MacNelly tJO 1 PA'>?E.O our 01,c1..A1M£R? by Lynn Johnston by Tom Bat1uk I'IV'I Y)RP'.() I NAIE ' BUT 400 CAN1T DROP t..00~ c.AFETER-IA sruoo HALL ! ~ ·1 ~ ./ by George Lemont , ~ I~ I -------)-------L-------_, . --- llilyPHat MONDAY, AUGUST 29. 1983 THI COAST 1110 THI coum ANN LANDERS TELEVISION OBITUARIES C2 C3 C4 lnterf aith understanding 'This was not an overnight thing by any means' v From Pag~ A I that the atmosphere started to change. Shepard had come from Los Angeles to take over the reins at the Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist in Newport Beach, which had just begun a lease arrangement to share its facilities with King's congregation. Shepard jomed the council. During the next couple of years, King and Shepard. in addition to developing a close friendship, often discussed the council's reluctance to offer Jewish clergy, as well as Unitarian clergy. full membership status Shepard began to lobby council officers and members to create an interfaith organization that would be open to all incorporated churches and synagogues supporting the "spiritual and ethical faith of the community." In 1976, Shepard was elected president o[ the council. putting him in the position to exercise the necessary leadership to bring about change. A year later, Shepard and Monsignor Thomas Nevin of St. Joachim's Church in Costa Mesa invited King to help draft fresh by-laws for a new interfaith organization. "This was not an overnight thing by any means," 1 lhld Shepard. who was honored at a June dinner by the American J ewish Comrnmittee of Orange County for his contribution to interfaith understanding. ''!'here was some resistance. You have to remember that the council haa been operating as a Christian c:x>uncil for 25 to 30 years. Plus. it was historically Migned with a worldwide council; that's not something you throw away easily. Also, there had not been a significant number of Jews in the community -but once it became obvious they were present. so was our need to have their contribution." In 1978. thecounctl voted unanimously to abolish the Newport Harbor Council of Churches and established the Ne wport. Mesa. Irvine Interfaith Council, a body that re<.'Ognizes the religious pluralism that exists in the community and promotes interfaith cooperation. King was named president and the new council began focusing on universal issues ranging from teen drug and alcohol abuse to world peace and hunger. To gain a broader understanding of different faiths, council members participated in clergy retreats. In the past, Shepard said, the council partici- pated in activities and addressed issues in a narrow "Chnstian" context. "Nobody resisted change for anti-Semjtic reasons," Shepard said. "No one dropped out of the council after the vote. In the early 1970s, we excluded out of ignorance and lack of awareness; it was just a matter of remindjng ourselves that there were other religious bodies here. Rew. Robert hepard "It's important for us to realire that the Jewish religion is the heart of the Judeo-Christian in- fluence," he explained. "Long before Christianity arrived, the Jews had drawn up religious laws concerning justice, mercy and love. We inherited th.at." He paused for a moment. "Jesus was a Jew - sometimes we forget that." Over the years. there have been other important movers in interfaith communication. Among them. Morisignor John Sammon of the Catholic Diocese of Orange and Red Patterson. assistant to the chairman of the board of the California Angels. They helped lay the foundation for interfaith harmony in 1976 when they spearheaded the creation of the National Conference of Christians and Jews (NCCJ); Orange County chapter. The con- ference is a civic and clerical group that many community leaders fondly describe as a model chapter for the 55-year-old human relations or- ganization. Both King and Shepard are members of the NCCJ. The NCCJ sponsors a wide variety of interfaith activities: spiritual retreats for local clergymen; interfaith and interracial youth camps and summer employment programs; and community events, such as April's Great Stuffed Cabbage Roll-off in Laguna Beach, which was attended by about 3,500 people. King. who arrived in Orange County from San Francisco in 1969, said fresh alliances between Catholic, Protestant and Jewish communities were made possible in part because the county's at- mosphere was that of an unchartered territory, an ideal setting to try new fonns of religious expression. "Being just out of school. th.is community was very attractive to me," he said. "It was fertile ground to try something new. This freshness, the lack of tradition and not being bound by pan mistakes, made the possibilities endless." King's Harbor Reform Temple, for instance, is one of a handful of synagogues in America to own and share a facility with a church -St. Mark Presbyterian. "Because of the newness of the area, we can share with St. Mark. I don't think that could happen in many communities," he said. Another rarity is Laguna Hills' 18-year-old Temple Judea. This synagogue's membership of nearly 1,400 senior citizens makes it the largest of the county's 16 Jewish congregations. But what makes this unaffilated temple unique is not only that its membership is composed of Jews from all divisions of the faith -reform, CONervative and orthodox -but also that it is the only synagogue 0 See Interfaith, Page C2 0.., ....... Rabbi Bernard King ·ClASSIF 110 cs Glen Gelman and his wife, Bernice, are membera of an orthodox Met called Cha bad -most traditional of the Jewl1h faith. Orothodox Jews 'Time does not change anything' By L.P. BENET Ol tN D .. y "4rl ltall • . From sundown Fnday to sundown Saturday, the Gelman family of Irvine celebrates the Sabbath. For 25 hours, the television is sHent, the car stays in the driveway. heavy chores are put off until Sunday. Glen Gelman, an accoun tant, cannot even sneak into the office to catch up on his work. "It's supposed to be totally restful day," he said. Gelman, his wife. Bernice, and their 2-year-old daughter, Rebecca. are members of an orthodox sect called Chabad (pronounced Habad) -the most traditional of the J ewish faith. Chabad followers revolve much of their lives around the centuries-old teachings of the Tora h and the Talmud. Whereas other Judaic divisioris - reform and conservative -have deviated from the course prescribed in the Old Testament, the orthodox division remains unbending. "Time does not change anything," Gelman said. But time has changed Orange County. Years ago, during a time when it wasn't uncommon for Jews to play down their ethnic identity in a predominantly conservative, Ang lo-Saxon environment, a visible Chabad community may not have been entirely welcome. In recent years, that a ttitude has changed. "There's no reason for any Jew to feel a void in Orange County," Gelman said. "It's the best place to live. I moved here from New York City two years ago because of the beautiful weather and the suburban atmosphere. But joining a developing Chabad congregation was also a strong consideration." That best of both worlds atmosphere helps explain why in a three-and-a-half year period the county Chabad population has boomed from a handful of families to nearly 300. It all~ in 1979, when the hand ful of ort.hodox Jews living here requested the Chabad Lubavitch International in Brooklyn, N. Y .. to send a rabbi. In December of that year. Rabbi Mendal Duchman arrived from Cincirmati, and one month later. set up Orange County's first official Chabad community in Irvine. A second was created 11 month.sago in Anaheim and another congregation is presently in the works. Though small in numbers, the Chabad community sponsors a wide variety of services and seven schools and camps with a combined enrollment of nearly 1,000 children. The flagship program is the six-year-old rAPARAZZI ·-~~-• t Hebrew Academy-Lubav1tch an Westnunster. Each day during the school year, more than 500 students, ages 3 to 17, are bused in from all parts of the county and taught secular and Judaic subjects up to seven hours a day. Last month, Chabad fortified its presence by purchasing the 10-acre Westminster site, formerly the Clara 0 . Cook Elementary School. What's more, plans are on the drawing boa.rd for a new building and a swimming pool. according to the academy's director, Rabbi G ershon Schustennan. "Before Chabad, many Jews would not have moved here," explained Rabbi David Eliezrie of the Chabad Communjty Center in Anaheim. "Now the more observant have the option to live here. Next week, we're moving a family in from San Diego. The father is going to Cal State Fullerton. Until he found out about Chabad and the Hebrew Academy, he was not going to live in Orange County." Bemjce Gelman, who grew up in Philadelphia and came to Orange County in 1979. said Chabad thrives here because it provides traditional Jews with_ a vehicle to make friends and maintain a strong sense of heritage in a dispersed J ewish community. "Back east, Jewish llfe is much richer.'' she said. ''You have deli's, kosher butchers and synagogues in one area. You don't find that kind of community down the street m Orange County, so people gravitate to temple to get that kind of exposure." Of the 200-family lrvine Chabad congregation, formerly known as the Chabad of Irvine Jewish Center, the Gelmans said they are one of eight families that keep the Sabbath. Where other members. for instance. drive to synagogue services on Friday night and Saturday morning. the Gelmans make it a point to live two blocks away so they can walk the distance. After Saturday services, the Gelmans may have lunch with a neighbor from the congregation. Later in the afternoon, the family may take a walk. Glen said he often naps. ''Sometimes 1t can get boring," he said. Gelman said most of the non-J ews he encounters are sensitive to his lifestyle. "My-old employer was very understanding when I needed tune off to observe Jewish holidays," he sa.Jd. "One time, when I had to decline a client's invllation to a weddmg because it was on a Saturday, I don't think he was insulted. but I don't think he could truly under- stand." Antique show: Big event planned By VIDA DEAN Of .. 0..,,... ... G ay Brya.at and Gertrude Tllomu invited guests to an English tea at the Newport Harbor Art M useum. The talk was about the Sept. 16-18 sixth annual Antiques Show and Sale featuring over 40 internationally renowned deal.era. (It's the only vetted show in the U.S.) "The English theme was choeen because the show is modeled after the antique faires of England," Sae Moria.a said. "And this year w e have two dealers from England . One is the Crown Jewelers of England w h ich made Princess Diana's engagement ring," she explained. Guests were also talk- ing abou t the beautiful tea table arranged by Marilyn Kaan. A cloth of lace and linen (it belongs to Gale Turner and is over 85 years Na.acy OttiD1 old) covered the table which was centered with an old-fashioned English bouquet. Jue Couell'1 lovely tea service was uaed alon& with Marilyn'• ailver pieces from the Gi!orgian and Queen Victoria period.a. The typical Engliah tea spread included sand-wiches (besides cucumber and watercress there were ...,..., ............ ,......,.....__...,...,...,...._..--.._.;.:;.;j ~ M>d cream cbeeae M>d olives), cakee, .-orted ----------cookl-...pargua ham roU., fruit and port and lherry. Among thme there to celebrate the upcoming popular event were Roben Moore (•Judge whotlie e~ la OrlentAJ art), NUCJ Oltt!ll, M-.lorle CoollD1, MlcMiel Pertia• (pouring tea), Pew Goald , antiques dealer from Santa Monka, who wu explalnlna eome of the antiques on dlaplay (one wu a ldlver et111nved do6 colJAr). Tom ScaulHuy (NB dealet'), LMlH Eldora. Jue lacll, Merldl .. Foremaa and Jaeklrae Saaoupe. SaaowPe ahowed "*" a televilion public· lervioe announcement ahe dewloped that will be ahown thoughout Southern c.aiifomla to publ.idr.e the ahow. The evenm, before the ahow opena an lnvtta· Uonal pl.a la planned w1th an elaborate buffet and vale t PIJ'ktng. (Tlchfll are U0 per penon.) 'the mUlewn hu more information about the show and the lectures that are echeduled ln conjunction with It. ' ---------· - ' ... •• .-. --·----~~--=-===......----- CZ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday. Aug 29, 1983 Contributions soar •• When Ann talks readers show generosity DEAR READERS. This 1s an out-of-season but well-deserved Valentine from me to you Agam you have proven your loyalty. What a joy, but alao a solemn reminder of my responsibility to handle your confidence with care Something wonderful and totally unexpected has happened Let me tell you about 1t A few months ago Mr and Mrs. X wrote from Fort Worth. They said they were not wealthy, but "comfortable," and getting on in years. Their children had given them very little pleasure. The grandchildren were like strangers -paid no attention to them what.ever -and through the years rarely acknowledged a gift. Then the question: "Can you, Ann Landers, suggest a charity or cause that is completely honest -one that puts the money where it is supposed to go and doesn't pour a fortune into salaries, expense accounts. mailing and promotion?" My reply. "I recommend the Hereditary Disease Foundation, 9701 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1204, Beverly Hills 90212. It pays no salaries and employs no public relations firm. Every con- trih11tf'<l dnll;ir 20f'S to the c·~uSf' The record is Women's role Magazine editor says renaissance promising By LYNNE JOHNSON Olti..O....,,.....•lefl "We're on the verge of the Age of Woman," Kate Rand Lloyd told more than 600 persons attending the fifth annual Conference for Wom en a t the Westin South Coast Plaza Hot.el in Costa Mesa. Sponsored by Coastline College, the daylong conference focU$ed on "The Renaissance Woman: Power, Influence and Responsibility," a topk addressed by Lloyd, editor-in-chief of Working Woman magazine. It was with little hesi1ation that Lloyd boldly pronounced "the women in this country wiU become the dominant force" during this penod she calls the ''Age of Woman." There is an enonnous groundswell of change going on in lhis country, she told the audience. "There is evidence all around you.'' she said, noting as an example the conference itseU that grows and changes each year because "you grow and change." At Working Woman, Lloyd saiji he staff has noticed these changes and refers to them as phases. The first one is the "gee whiz" phase, one m which the turf is being tested. It involves a "conscious- ness-raising" or "look , Mom, I'm working.'' ex- penence, Lloyd said. The second phase, occurring today, is the "we need to remedy the situation'' phase. The third phase results in women becoming blinded by their careers and not seemg themselves in 'perspective. Lloyd said women must step back from ' this "tunnel vision" and reassess their li festyles. In this "Age of Woman," "there isn't any one of us who doesn't understand that whatever happens to ANN LANDEIS . unique and exemplary " Within five days l received a call from the president of the Hereditary Disease Foundation. He was overwhelmed. Checks we re coming in from all over the country. Many wrote, "If Ann thinks so highly of you, I want to help." Some respondents asked questions about specific heredi- tary diseases. The letters and checks kept coming and coming. Within two weeks the foundation had heard from 36 states and the Distric t of Columbia. California produced the greatest number of responses. Texas was second. Tied for third plac.-e were Pennsylvania, North Carolim1, Virginia and Michigan. Kate Rand Lloyd us happens to men and children and we have to keep it in perspective. We are all dependent on each other," she said. Lloyd explained that today we are an the middle of a social revolution. She cited the symptoms as being the rush of women into the workforce. Figures show that in 1950 there were 17.3 miUion women in the workforce. In 1977 there were between 37 and 38 million Today there are 47.1 million women working. The Department of Labor predicts that by the end of this century there will be close to 60 ma Ilion women in the workforce. The key lo what happens in the future "all The cheeks ranged from $1 up. M C. from Clevelandsent$500.G.G. from Rockingham, N.C .. sent a second "heck. So did T .Y . of San Jose and Mr. and Mrs. H.S . of Salt Lake City. Every person who made a contnbutiOrl re(.'elved two personal letters of thanks-one from the president of the foundation and another from me. Hundred.a who sent no checks but requested infonnation about specific hereditary diseases received prompt replies. Once again you have let me know that something very special exists between us. I am not just a byline In the newspaper and you are not merely a mass of faceless strangera. We are truly good friends. Bless you, dear readert, for your spontaneous outpouring of generosity. • • • DEAR ANN: Because your column is an educational vehicle, 1 am asking for your help. Thousands of abused and neglected children are removed from their homes every year. They need to be placed temporarily with Cost.er parents. depends on how women feel about themselves," Lloyd said. In her travels throughout the country, Lloyd has found that all women, "committed to a career," are identical. They all have the same concerns including pay discrimination, career change, job burnout and stress. She said an additional concern is childcare, but women are not talking about this issue yet. Families still feel this is a personal problem they have to deal with, she said. On career change, Lloyd noted many women had made very bad choices on careers. "We need to form a nice benevolent conspiracy so we don't let it happen to our daughters and granddaughters," she said. Concerning stress, she said it helps those suffering from it to know "I'm not alone." The social revolution has brought on fonllS of stress unique to it and to women. she explained, noting the absence of a role model. Women are also experiencing ~w levels of amblUonandcompetition. "Nicegirlsdon'tcompet.e," is what women have been taught, Lloyd explained, "so we're not sure what to do with ambition and competition." There are no failure models for women, she noted. "We don't know it's possible to get back up after we've fallen down. We have a skeptical audience, they haven't seen a woman succeed" Lloyd also noted that women work more hours th.an men do. Men contribute 18 percent (up from 14 percent) to household tasks. The rise in the figure is not attributed to men doing more, but women doing less. "We've been asking men to give up the privilege of being taken care of," Lloyd said, noting that "we've been marketing it wrong." She explained that "we have to look at what we are giving men -we are giving them a liberation of providing for us year in and year out." Women should look at it as removing a burden from men. She closed by saying "the future JUSt isn't what it used to be " Cirrhosis ••• Being a woman is no protection for liver DEAR OR. STEINCROHN: I'm 42 and smce I was divorced four years ago. I admit I've been hitting the bottle. But as I still work as a secretary, I'm careful not to drink during working hours. I'm a closet drmker. trying to hide it from my friends and fellow workers. As a female in these trying times, I'm doing everything to keep my job. My boss is well-satisfied with my work so I have no real problems. But lately I've been having indigestion. It hasn't let up and seems to be getting worse I've put off seeing my doctor. l don't want him to know I've been drinking. Besides. I don't think there's any l'Onnec-l :~on ~tween my indigesllon and alrohol It's true. 'isn't It, that alcohol doesn't affect the liver of women drinkers? MS . T DEAR MS. T .: I can't say if there's a definite connection between your drinking and your indiges- tion. But I think you should know nght away, that women's IJvers are at the mercy of alCOi\lol as much as men's In fact. drinking doesn't spare their livers They may even be more susceptible to hver injury than men whooverdrink Difference m s1z.emayhave somethmg to do with it. So my advice is to come out or the closet, at least --N~.= .• -,-,-.,.-,-,-~r ~,~Cd .......... ,, ftlig For a-Jrlfd M ACTION CaU A DAI\ T rtLOT AO-Y1SOll '4:J.H11 ~CD\ ~ ..... ,.~ .... '" ~·-.,.,o·--..--·--··-' .. -· ----.,,.__ -1th RECORD BREAKING WEEK - '· T rou1 HEALTH OR PETER J STEINCRO~N as far as your doctor is concerned. He should know how much you have been drinking. He has tests that will indicate whether you've been developing hepatitis of some sort or other. And, of course, cirrhosis is something to be considered. Your indigestion may tum o ut to be something simple, and easily controlled. But that's for your doctor to decide. Don't depend upon the notion that, being female, you are protected from the bad effects of heavy d.rink:ing. Male or female. cirrhosis makes no distinction between the two. ••• DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: My son has de- veloped what our doctor calls juvenile rheumatoid 12th SMASH WEEK OF AMERICA'S #1 COMEDY! DAN AYKROYD EDDIE MURPHY rRJ~. -~~)~!!!;!.~ ----~~ IAU P0UHIAINVAU£Y WUTMIUTI-lmmJ lrtlf-TUI AVl1.iir t4,....t.,. <t90 •hi} ,~, 1t1 tdwMO*, ,,.,_.,\l.,....,Tli'V tllil(l'f<.' 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W.: I don't want to destroy your falth that your 90n will be "cur1!d" by time alone. There have been many instances in which juvenile rheumatoid arthritis became inactive. However, better go on the assumption that juvenile arthritic patients too often still have the problem when they beoome older. Therefore, don't give up prematurely on present medical management. • • • FOR MRS. A.: You haven't explained what you mean by your 11 year old son's "dilflculty in school." But as the history of dilficulty goes way back to the early grades, I think he should be examined carefully by a pediatncian-and other specialists, if necessary. It's possible that he has what's caOed minimal brain dysfunction. Some still call it dyslexia -especially if there's trouble in reading. Proper treatment can cause a welcome transformation in your son. _.,. ......... _ RETURN OF 1HE JEDI ...................... ·-..-. ... -........... l .. ·"'- \. ''A BIULUANT IMAGINATIVE PIECE OF MOVIEMAJCING" -TIME However, too few flU'Tlilies are wllllni to go through the necessary pr<><..'edures to get a fOS'ter child. Please, those who are interested, look i.r1 the phone book under state or county government and find the famHy or social service number. It may take several calls unUI you get the right office, but stick with it You may tum a young penJOn's Ute around, and there are few activities that can make you feel better about youl"8elf. -SOCIAL WORKDER U.S.A. DEAR S.W.: Well said. J bope your plu produces action. ••• Are you, or is someone you care about messing around wilh drugs -or considering it? Are all drugs bad? What about por -in moderation? Ann Landers' all-new booklet, "The Lowdown on Dope," separates the facts from the fiction. For each booklet ordered, send $2, plus a Jong, self-addressed, stamped envelope (37 cents post- age) to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chic.ago, lll. 606ll. INTERFAITH ... v From Page C 1 in the county that has its services led by a cantor and members of the congregation instead of a rabbi. (A rabbi is the splritual head of a congregation . while a cantor sings liturgical solos and leads the group in prayer.) This isn't unusual for newly fonned congrega- tions that are looking for ways to cut costs. Temple Judea, however, not only has been operating for a dozen-and-a-half years, but also leads most other temples in contributions to charities, according to Phillip Fuchs, the 77-year-old rongregation presi- dent. "The issue is not money," Fuchs said. ''The issue of getting a rabbi has come up from ume to time, but the problem is what division of Judaism do we affiliate Y(ith? We have members from reform, conservative and orthodox divisions. We always felt we had enough resources to preclude having a rabbi." Fuchs describes the Judea congregation, made up entirely of senior citizens living in the Leisure World complex, as a "jumping place," with a complete line of activities. Sabbath services at the synagogue are regularly attended by more than 300 people. "We started out with about 50 members," said Fuchs, who came to Laguna Hills in 1972, seven years aft.er the temple was established. "At the time this area was a wast.eland as far as Judaism was concerned. We have about 1,400 members now; we have built something unique and sub6tantial." Kids' behavior Treatment aimed at children TheA C' .......... ROCHESTER. N.Y. -Much of the treat- ment for children's behavior problems has been aimed at parents rather than at children them- selves, a University of Rochester researcher notes. "This implies -unfairly -that parents are to blame for children's tantrums, excessive arguing, social isolation, stealing, lying, or difficul- ty with rules.'' says David Bousha. A doctoral candidate in psychology, he is comparing the effectiveness of treating children, parents, or both children and parents. In his study, lherapists or parenta trained by therapists a.re helping children set limits for their behavior as well as building children's selt-e;teem. "Clinical reports indicate that these techniques work, but we don't know which focus of treatment works best.'' Bousha says. Kids' priorities STAMFORD, Conn. -High school students said the top priori ties in their lives were the family, education and success, with wealth scoring low points, according to a survey conducted by Junioc Achievement. Nearly 600,000 high school students a.re enrolled in Junior Achievement programs, which focus on the private enterpriae system, offering economic education programs for the students. LUXURY THERTRES ARCADE of GAMES• ~"d.~~'t :~:~.~ Zelig ~ 23~m Show• 11 12.00 2 :00 •:00 6:00 • :00 10:00 snow• 11 I 1S l :20 S1JO 7:&0 6 t ·IO TRADUfO Cl PLAC&8 Sh0¥HAI IZ 1SZ:45 Show111 l ·003 lOS:21 S 111:00 10:30 7 ·41 6 t :IO 11 rn h'U•• '·'*'' 6 l6J9 e1101~~ J * •m ••u m 73~~ .. rn ...... ~lru 8IOOd fRI Wf ni Al10 Jaws 3 (POI Alto Nit hi Slllll IR) NATIONAL tfanlnMI m LAN,...N 'S INifVfUll "'"' Clln IRI """ Tft• anrnr 1 •I Drlv•·lna Ooen 1 100 Wknltllt• I 1 1JO Wlcenda * Chilctre11 lhlderl2 fret Ullltss Mtttd 642·5678 />11t n few words to work for you '" the Daily Pilat . . . ~ .. (. .. . , ... I • . ... •f .. . - ------. . ... . .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, Aug 29, 1983 C3 Tonight's TV EVENIHQ -1;00- 80 U HEWS D WOHOE1' WOMAN 08JI L080 II) HAWAII AV£--O fD OVEAfASY (l)CISHEWS @)ABCHEWSQ QtH8CNEWS m DICK VAN DYKE fCJMOVIE *•I~ "Beat Island I 1980) Donald Suthelland, Vanessa Redgrave SJ MOVIE • • • "Arthur" \ 1981J DuOley Moore. Liza Mlnnelll @MOVIE * "Sgt P91>pei's Lonely Hearts Club Band" 11978) Peter Frampton, Bee Gees. -8:30-fD DICKCAVm Eli> SLIM CUISINE AHO OYNAMIT£ tii) SAIWt IH AMEIUCA ~OREATPEN~ fClMOVIE • fl "T Ike This Job And SllO'te 11 (193 I) Robtrt HIY'. 811blt1 Her- ~ (H1MOVIE * • * ".klllyll And Hyde Togelhe< Again' 11982) M11k Blankhetd, Bess Armstrong I S l THE LOHE BT AR BAR & GRIU @ MOVIE • • * '-' "Tile Plumb6'" 11981) Jud) MOlrls, lv&f Kanta ., -8:30- t) t(J THE BEST OF TIMES (9 l CHARLIE'S ANGELS -9:00- t) (U MWS'H 0 ~THE GOOFATHER: THE COMPLm NOVEL FOO TEL.fVISION ICiMOVIE * fl.,., "Cheeth And Chong'a NlcAI Ofeama" (1981) Rlchetd "eti.h" Marin, TllOmtt ChOnQ (HIMOYIE • • '" "The Lut Amtttcen Virgin" ( 1982) Lawrence Monoton. ~ Frlllklln @ MOVIE • * * "Jell yll And Hyde Together Agam· 11932) M11k 91ant!fteld, Bea Arm,lrong -10:30-m INOEP£HOEHT HETWOAK NEWS -11:00- t) 0 U CJJ Q]J Q! MEWS U SATURDAY HIGHT 0 1H SEARCH Of .. m TliE JEfftRSOHS II) BENNY HIU Ell> BUSINESS REPORT Eli> SPORTS AMERICA COlMOVIE * • 'n "Things Are Tough AH Over" (1982) Richard "Cheeoh" M1tln, TommyChono Cl) HEWS ®l BARHEY MILLER ~All IN TME FAMILY m DRAGNET CHANNEL LISTINGS -7;00- t) C8SNEWS 0 N8CNEWS D KUNGAJ U ASCNEWSo 0 POLICE WOMAN (f) ~ JOKEll'S WILD Ell> BUSINESS REPORT '1') A BABY, MAYBE (J' P.M MAGAZINE @)ENTERTAINMENT TOHIOHT I OJ BOXING -7:05-m ORAHGE COUNTY TODAY -7:30- t) OPEN SEASON 0 ~FAMILY FEVO U EYEOH LA. l!) HEWS (f) Cl) TIC TAC DOUGH 0 f(N,rt (11'>1 0 l<NIK INlH I 0 I< 11 I\ llhll I ID I( Alll 1\11( I 0 Kl Mii 1! 11'>1 0 1<HJ IV fl1tl 1 llll "'L'> I 11\111 I ID K rrv Hut!, ID K(OI IV JlllCI ID KU l I P H'>t a:> l<OC l ll'U'>t W VEGA$ o 0n1v 1 1 rv .. 'llllJ t1r11111.'"' W<tUI Nr NV fl Wll.1>1 l '>PN I S '>howltm••I 0 '>11<1tltqhl ~ C .rnlt N•·w' Nl'lwur •I S MOVIE • t "f1recrac~e1" (19811 Jilllan Kessner. Darby Hinton ISJMOYIE • • • "Arthur" {19811 Oudi.r Moore, l.ILI Minnelll -1t:30-o ca LAT£ HIGHT wmc DAW> l.ETTE1'MAH 8 COUPl£8 U MOYIE * fl .,., "Smile When Yoo S.ty 'I Do' ~ ( 1973) Documentary 0Wec1ed iJ1 Alen Funt Cf) WE OAEY TMEATM Q) LOVE. AMEAICAH STYLE I!§> EHTERT ANotEHT TOHIGHT t OJ EVERnM GOE.a !ZJMOVIE • • "Outreoeoual" 119171 Craig Russell, Hollis Mclaren. -12:40- t) (I) MOVIE • • ·~ "Institute For Revtnoe" ( 19791 Sam Groom. George Hamilton. -1:00-0 GEHEAVTRY llJ TliE PROTECTORS Q) MOVIE * "Johnny Trooble" (1957) Elllel 8111ymore. Cecll Kellaway moENESCOTT ro,MOV1E •• "The last Two Weeks" 11981) Claire Mlks. Tom Callaway -1:10- C1MOVIE • • "Journey Out Ot Darltness" ( 1967) Ronald Morse. 1<.onr1d Malth191 0MOVI£ * t 'h "P1tem1ty" (19811 Bun Rey· nolds, 8eYer1y o· Angelo -1:30-0 3 H8C HEWS OVEANIGHT D OEHE AUTIIY (!J MOVIE Bob Newhart a nd Mary Frann star in tonight on KNXT (2). ID MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT '1!> SNf.AK PREVIEWS ID GREAT PERFORMANCES Eli> THE MAGIC OF DANCE I01MOVIE t • 'h "The Best Lottie Whorehouse In Texas" ( 1982) Burl Reynolds, Dolly Per1on I z I HANK WILLIAMS: THE SHOW HE NEVEi! GAVE • "Riders Ot Oesuny" ( 1933) JOhn Wayne. Gabby Hayes. -1:S6- (HJMOVIE the CBS series, HNewhart" nt 9:30 ProducersusP-ended George Crile still goes to work every day By FRED ROTHENBERG Ol-AMOCi.l<MI"'-• NEW YORK -Work1ngcond1tions are not good for George Cnle. of the broadcast Then, last J une, after CBS learned that CnJe had taped an interview w ith fonner Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara without telling McNamara - another violation of CBS' gwdelines -the producer was suspended @) YOU ASKED FOR rT -, MOVIE • • • "That Certain AQil" ( 1938) Deanna Durbin, Jackie Cooper H FRAOOLE ROCK 11.,MOVIE • • l<ld Millions" ( 1935) EddM! Can· tor, Elhel Mennan -1;00- t) Cl) SQUARE PEOS 0 @ LOVE. Sl~EY D MOVIE • • '-' "Bacir. Street (1961) Susan Hayward. John Gavm U ®J MOVIE • • • ·~ "On Her MajeSty's Secret ServtCe . I 1969J GllOlge Lazenby, Diana Rtgg 0 MOVIE • • t "Bigger Than lite · 11956) James Mason. 8arb&f1 Rush (f) THE GIRL. THEGOLDWATCH rz MOVIE t • ·~ · The Bell Jar" ( 1979) Marilyn Hassell, Julie Hams -9:30- t) r&J NEWHART (OJ MOV1E • • ·~ "Say One For Me' ( 1959) Btog Crosby, Oebb11 Reynolds m NIGHT GALLERY H,HOTHECESSARllY THEMEWS S MOV1E • • • '-' ··oreoort s G1r1· 119821 Gor. don John Smclau. Dee Hepburn 0 SEPTEMBER PREVIEW -10:00- t) CJ) CAGNEY & LACEY uommHews fD THE MAGIC Of DANCE '1.'> SURVIVAL (D TME V1RGINIAN -11:30- t) 11.J HART TO HART 0 ~THE BEST Of CAA90N U ~ ABC HEWS NIGHTUNE 0 YOU ASKED FOA rT m oooCOUPLE (f)HARRYO (D 700CLUB c .MOvte • • • "Sweet w111tam" (1980) Sam Watetston, Jenny Aguiler l,'JMOVIE ' • • '~ "Chilly Scenes Of Wtnter" f 19791 John Heard. Mary Belh Hut1 -11:35- H MOVIE t • •·~ Time Bandits · (1981)Cr11g Warnock. David Waroer -12:00- • ** "BOOy Heat" ( 198 1) WIHlam Hut1. Kathleen Tumet -2:00-u Cl) C8S HEWS HIGKTWATC.. OHEWS G) TOM COTTLE: UP CLOSE r S1 BEST Of THE 8IG Wf OfF -2:30-m a HEWS m ORAHGE COUNTY TODAY ©MOVIE t fl "Sunln* Lovers" (19121 Dery! Hannah, Peter GabQ!ler IZJMOVIE t •'n "Cheech And Qiono'a Nice Dreams" (1981) RlcNrd "Cheecn" Marlo, ThOllW ChOnQ -2:45- 0 EHTERTAIHMEHTTONIGHT ICJWOVIE 0 MOVIE • • "Take h From The Top" (1981) T he embattled producer suspended by CBS News from editorial responsibilities still goes to work every day Cnle's assignment is helping lawyers prepare CBS News' defense in the $120 million libel lawsu it filed by Gen. William C. Westmoreland, the result of a documentary that CnJe produced Cnle says his biggest mistake was accepting CBS' edict that he keep silent while Ben,a.min conducted his internal mvesugation. * • "China Girt" 11943) Gene Tier-AMle Giratdot. Pierre Monday ~~~ ------------------~ ------------~---------'- Facing cold shoulders and blank stares from colleagues isn't easy. Crile isn't likely to hobnob with the boys, join in the office football pool or sing carols a t the CBS Ch ristmas party "It's been rough for a year and a half," he says. "Most people tend to Ignore you. they treat you like you've disappeared. They're embarrassed to come and talk to you, and you don't feel Like corralling t hem and asking them to hear your de fense. But I always knew the documentary was unassailable." Some important people at CBS News, like Dan Rather. Mike Wallace and Bill Moyers. have offered Cnle advice and consolauon But, Cn le says. "T he d1ff1cult thing has been my inability to have an mtemal forum at CBS "It's one thmg to be misunderstood and not h ave your own defense in the outer world ll's another th mg to be closed off tn CBS and not be able to explain yourself to your peers You want to be able to tell CBS people that there 1s a defense " The documentar y, "The Uncounted Enemy -A Vietnam Dec:ept1on," accused Westmoreland of conspiring to falsify enemy troop figures during the Vietnam War Mo nths after the J anuary 1982 broadcast. T V Guide charged that Crile had violated several CBS News procedures while preparing the film Then. CBS' own internal mvestigalion accepted the validity of many of TV G u1de's charges. although the report, prepared by CBS News executive Burton Benjamin. did not dispute the underlying substance Early Bird Dinner Specials s6 . 95 Prime Rib o r Fresh Fish Complete Dmner w ith choice of soup or salad and dessert 4 t o 6 PM _::_:~ 7 Days A Wee~! il/Jl:f."!'!.~!,1;'} 6 7 3-7 7 2 6 BMBOA 801 E. BALBOA A.\ f.XllWIRJ>MR\ f)UfNUSllIP A\ l '\HlRt1tTI \RIJ .\0\Th11rJU. Gilli s OLDEN EAL < >r~<trl ll\' ·' 0 11r (·oupon "'" 1nA~ \\II h T h(• S111wrm.1rkt•t Shop1wr. up JWJnng \i\t•drw~<I"'' i1nd Sunt.J .. , 1n thl' DallyPHat "l blame myself for that vow of silence," he says. "There's no way I can justify sitting back silen tly. A reporter has to defend hlS work. But I was so convinced that CBS was goi ng to attack TV Guide and blow them out of Lht> water that I agreed not to talk .... "lt had disastrous consequences for me, CBS a nd the abil ity of the country to thmk rationally about the questions the documentary raised," Cn le says. "A narrnw attack on the process alone got rrusconstrued as an attack on the substance of the broadcast " Some at CBS wan ted Cn le h red But Van Gordon Sauter. president of the news d ivision, perhaps fearing that such an act.Jon migh t damage CBS' defense in the Westmoreland lawsuit. decided I instead to suspend the producer and shelve the * documentary on Nicaragua on which Crile had been I working. EXCLUSIVE ENAGAGEMENT MON.-THURS. 8:20, 1:15. 10:00 EDWARDS CINEMA HAlllOll AT ADAM~ COSTA MESA 546-3102 * PACIFIC WA LK IN THEATRES * Borg o1n Motine~1 f r,l~GA\1f'14 J ', M0"'04Y fh•• S41UR04Y IACUll¥u•CANOLIW00f• All Pfflo•m•ncr1 Bttoor S ao PM (( • Spoc ( "'"'m•nll & Hohl "EASY MONEY" (R) IQ ' J) I Iv •I) I '> \' When Cnle learned of his suspension. he immediately went to Rather's office. Cnle says Rather, Wallace, the corresponden t on the documen- tary. Moyers a nd some others. have offered him moral support. As anchor of the "CBS Evening News," Rather hves in t wo worlds -day-to-day newsgathering with the troops and rorporatE· decision-making with the generals. IP.i¥il~l6 J11:~t4) "SUTllG AlM" (rG) WI 70irwn Dolby Stttt0 llX JOO HO 100 UO I~ "Rather's made a giant effort to s how me that he stood by me," says Crile. "He called m e when this thing hit and said he knew wha t it was like to be in t.rouble. He said he knew how cold and lonely it could be in a bureaucracy. that l was bound to feel isolated. He told me to get in touch with him 1f there was anything he could do -and he meant it." ----Now Playing ---- AN AH UM &f')(lllr ' 1!1 M"6 [l '°"° f nt1114tJ ~l')tt fl:t1 ~ '81 WI) OllANG[ 11• WUTMllUllll E~·•·os C"'t.,.~ Wttt I!'" l<ns COSTA MCSA trl" 1•fh ~•'D" '""" 6.11 l'IO• (•ly C """'J 6.JA 191 ~~~ IDJ°. 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ITATIIMINT NAiii ITATIMUfl T'Ha aura 0, IUNRIC>f' C()UaT VACATIOH NOTICI 04' CRIDtTOtt• °' IULK M s c '17 L .. 11 No. O-f211n-t JRAllOfl Troe loUowlng P«M>n• arw doing The loOowl1111 IHlltonl art dolno CAl.ltrORN&A 'OR THI 700 Clvle CNlltt Ot, w .. 1 NOTICE 0, PAOPOS~O TRAN .. 11111 Nollc.e I• he1110y glv8'1ll'ltl11\e Clly T.I • ..._ C.out) bullrlffl at l>u1lnM1 ti C~TY Of' ORA.NOi! lanta AM, CA. trrot VACATION, CLOSING UP NoUc:e 11 '*•l>Y glvtn 10 C1edl1011 Council of the C11y Of Huntlnglon UNl1' COOi! C NELLIE GAYLE, •I al m 8e""'IY GREAT REF LECTIONS 23118CI 111 Ille Mlll91ol1ri. E•talt QI P1atnllfl lAURIE DILL. A MINOR ~NO A8AN00NMENT Or A ol Ille wllhln namlHJ t111'1119101(1l Beech Ctll1lornla wlll t.ot4v• ... led tlAlllDI "NAHCIAL COll,OR 61 , Laguna Beaeh. CA 02$&1 IAllao Cr.-11 Rd , Leguna Hiiia CA RUITll LYON PATTISON BV ANO THROUGH HER GUARD· CERTAIN ALLEY that• !Miik tr1n11., It tl>OUI to t>e blo• IOt llWI ln•1tllat10n of HUI -ATK>M Gerald M ~1111n. 299 Bevwty "2607 0.C.HMd IAN AO LITEM RICHAR081LL NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN 1n11 made on l>WIOl\11 PI099fl)' l'leletn Plane allO Aaphall Cap lmP•OV .. ••duty appo.nle<I T1ullM ul\Ow 1ne SI Laguna 8-1'1 CA 12tl51 01vt0 N~I. 14671 &1<:11111Ql1AM NO A 118 ~ 0.llll'dtnl WATER SLIDE LIM· 11 .. Ctl)' CouncH Of Ille CHy ol -· after 6"Cflo.d mantt ol Yorktown balwHn lotlowfng dMCttl>ed oMd ol trufl Jo.I l Zw>Ci<, 1"11 N Columbu1 IPI T\letln CA 02680 NOTICE Of SALE OF ITEO, THE BIG 0 " INC , R pOfl S.ICll dkl. on ~11 22, 111&3 The 111tftt(a) 1110 llMWneu addre11 Maglloll• anct Bulllerd and Megnolll WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION A•e 025 Glendale, CA 01202 Ell'lel Nugent. 14671 Bucklngnam REAL PROPERTY AT BLE&CH JR . BILL SHAFER, TOM PMI 1 Rnoiutlon of lni.nllon No of Iha lnlef\0.0 ttaneteror(a) are belw<H>n Yo•rtown, Adtl.MI A•enue TO THE HIGHES t B100ER FOR Tn1~ but'M4M 11 conducled by a IPI . Tu1·1n. CA 02680 PRIVATE SALE SCHLERINQ, ANO JOHN BE3T 83 81 10 v.C.11 an al .. y WlllCl'I 11 ERNEST ROBERT GRAHAM JR ano Oartletd trom 0 C FC 10 CASH ANO/Of' THE CASHIERS OR ge<teitl Ptrlnenl'llp Tn11 r1\lSlneM It conductl<I DY In NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CtH No 312421 legtllly dMCtlbed H loltow• 3028 Eul Coul Hlgllwey Cooona B10011nu1" and Ge•llelO llom CERTlrtEO CHECKS SPEClr!EO IN Joel L ZWk:k idMdut11 (l'lutband & wtl•I the un<le1algt'ed. EA.Cullht ol tlwl IUMMONI ON 'lflllT AllllNDIO 1'1'1al certain 11r1p ol land, 20 00 Otl Mat C1t1101nlt Brookllural StrH t to Ward $11 .. t 1n CIVIL CODE SECflON H2•1'1 (pay- Thia atatement we• llled wlll'I the Dev10 Nugent E1lale of RUTH LYON PATTISON, COM•LAINT 1 .. 1 wide de1Crlbec:I 11 Alley In Rta· The neme(tl tnd bu11neu aOOrete Hie Cny 01 Huntington Be11ch. Cell· Ible el the lime ol ..ie In lewfut County Clerk ot Orange County on Eti>et Nuoan1 aeoeued, \IWlll a.II al prlvtla Hll. to NOTICE! You he•• bMn ailed, olullon No 11209 ol Iha Bo1rd or ol 11141 lnlanc:l..O 111ntterOO(sl ere lor11111 1r1 ecco1d11t,ca with th• pt11n1 money 0111ie United Siii .. ) all rlgt'll. Aug 24. 1983 This fh1temen1 wH !tied wllfl ""' me l'llghett end 1>o11 l>ldder. upon TM oourt m•J O.CIOe .... 111t \IOU Supe111l1or1 of 011nga County. Call-DON FtTlGERALO Ind CARMEN end e11ec111cellon1 and 1puc;111 1111e and 1nle•ell conveyed to and FttM05 County Cle1k of Otano• County on 11ie t61'ms Ind cond1Hon1 he1etnafl., wllhoul rour ii.!119 ~ _,.., tc>•nl•. recorded In BOOie 1082. FIT ZGERALO. 164!i Ad amt Av11nua. p10V1t1ont on Ille In lh11 olllce ol ll'le nuw held Dy II unoe< 1tld OMd of PuDllanea Orange Coaet OaJty Aug 12. 19&3 mentl<>ne<l. and •ubJecl 10 conrlrme· rou rffpond wlt~ln >O •r•· Read PllO•• 35 and 38 ol Olllclel Record•. Cot11 MeH. C1111om1e 92626 OlfOGto• ol Publtc Wotks Oocu-lru111n 11'1e propeorly l*elnaflet ci.- Pllo1 Aug 29. Sept 5. 12 19, 1983 F2229&1 !Ion by Mid SuperlO< Coun oo Oclo· Iha lfttofm1tlon Mk>•· Re<:ord1 ol Nld County, m0<1 Pit· Th1111'1e prope11y Pl!rllnenl ne1eto menta wtll be 1va1teble on Augull 19, ac111><10 4041-83 PuDhll'l<KI 0 111nge Coal! Dally ~ 111 1983 at tlle hour ol 10 00 II you wtlh 10 lta.k lhe e<I~ or In lleul11ly dllC•lbec:I .. IOllowe la dttM:rlbed In general H 58fYtCe t9113 A Chllge 01 $25 00 nol r11tun TRUSTOR LEOl A S RAISER, M ----1111-ID-11-C-..,.--Tl_C_[ ____ P1lol Aug ?9 Sept 5. 12, 19 1083 oclock AM or lhefetneller within ellot'*f In 11'111 mall ... you lh<>ulcl A 111tp of lend. 2000 IH I wlOt Station known H ORAl1AM S da1>1e w1llDC1t>Qulreclloreach 11t ot OAWNAAISOR DEBOR.AH RAISOR ~UU\. nu 4745-113 the 11me tllloweo l>y 1aw. at 1"41 omce do so promptly to 11111 your wrt11en lylng n0<1i-ty or and adjacent 10 UNION COAST HIGHWAY and 18 $l)eGlllc1111M• and ~cc;ompanylng PERRINE ~------------01BAIRO8 COFFIN, 360 Glen"41)'•e responw II l ily m1y be tiled on Lo113 l through 351nclu1lve 01 Traci loc:eled al 3929 Ehl Coul High· d1ew111ga BENEFICIARY ftRST FEOERAL FICTITIOUI aUllNEH DlllDLIC unTICE l511eel, Suite G, Leguna BNcl'I, Call· time No 1220 at anown on 1 map r.,_ way, COiona del M11, CaHlorn11 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOC!.\· NAME ITATUllENT ~---n_111 __ ""------ito1r11e. all right, title lnlareal end AV1801UaltK1 n1 t ldo demenclade corded In 8ooi1 3e, PIO .. 49 and 50 ll'le t>utlnen neme uH<I l>y 111e WORKS EITIMATE TtON OF SANTA MONICA Th• lollowlng pe•aon la doing flCTITIOUI BUllMESI 41118111 01 said RUTH L VON PAT. El lrlboma. i.de decldlr contra Ud. ol Mltcellen60ut Map•, Record• ol H id 11an1farOl(1) 11 aald locauon 11 Woot. Item recorded M.ay 26, 1981. u 111111 No OuSlneu as NAMf ITATEM£NT TISON, dtieease<I. GI the lime nt1 tin audlenole • mttn0e ~ua Ud. ,.. Orange County, Callfornll, encl lying "GRA,HAM'S UNION COAST HIGH· Ouentlly 31899. In bOOll 14071, page 267 of M~;ws1WA~u~l/~'.;:A~l~~lng~~~ lhe touowtno peiton 1, doing death, and all 1lghl. 1111e and 1n1ere11 •pond• ckntro IN JO d ... Lea le no1tl'leriyol and adjacent 10 Loll 142 WAY I Cota Planning 70,0bO Sq Ft 0 111e1a1 Reco•dS in Ille ottlce of tile Bl!llCl'I. CA 92~8 b smeas " mat seld e11a1e has acqulr.0, by l11l0tmaclon q11e 1lgu.. through 1411 lnclullve of Traci No Tl'IJa 1ren1acuon wlll be nandl11d 2 H1uwSc.an1ly Sutface Recycling Reco1det ol Ot9nge County; N •d uHEAON'S INTERIOR DESIGN, operellon of taw 01 ot1141rwlM, 011'1e1 H JOU wlah to tMtl Ille Mi'ftc9 of 1218 Hshown on a map recorded In through en I.Crow TN name and 56,323 Sq Yd deed ot 1ru11 dH Crlbel 11'1411oltowlng Ronald Robles 419 Main St · 3190_J AlrpOll LOOP Cosu MeM, lh•n or In addition 10 111a1 01 .. Id an ettorn•r 111 thlt melt«, JOU BOOll 37, P•oet 47 through •9 In· add•Ha ot 1118 escrow agent wlll'I 3 App11ca11on 01 Paint Bind•• prope11y Suite 146. Huntington Beach CA "'-A 92628 RUTH LYON PATTISON. et the lime thovld do ao PfO"'PllJ IO that your clu11ve of 11ld Mlacellanaoua Map1 whom cialm1 m•y be filed and tn 13 Too PARCEL I Untt No 75 In the 92648 " L ana R OeOrooi 6195 Kif~ St 101 het death, 1n and 10 the reel prop-written re•ponH, H •nr, mer be Tri. tlde llnea ot u lo alllp ol land ..nose olllee the tKllk 111n1fet wtll be 4 A1pllall Concrete Cap 5,0411 Ton County ol Orange Siiia ol Cell· fnls l>usineu is c;onducleo by an !Riv~•,1de CA 92506 • eny descilbed as Ried on llme 111a11 1e1mlnt1e at th• notth«ty con•ummalad 11 CALIFORNIA 5 Appllcatlon or Seal Coal 26 Ton 101111a as shown and deac•lbec:I In Individual This buS1ness 19 conducteo by an fne sou111eeste•ly 35 1ee1 of Lots 11 U.ted CS...• aollcilat el con ... prolongallon ol Ille weatatly 11 ... of FIRST BANK 1166 I San Vleet11e 6 A<11u11 Manholes 10 Grade the Co11dom1n1um P1en rec01ded on ~~1~~~a~:~::, was Iliad with lh<! Individual 18 ancs 20, Block 133. Resu1><11vlslon Jo de u11 •boOldo •n ail• Nunto, 1eld Loi 31 and the nonnwe8terly Boulevard, LOI AngelM, Calltomle 10 NCl'I February 23 1977 In t>oolt 12079. Luano R OeOrool or Corona del Mar, as 1)41• Map r .. deberla l'lacerlo lnmedlatamente, prolongallon of the north8Hla11y 90049 7 A01us1 W1ne1 Valves to Grad• pages 891 10 930 1nc1usiva, ol Ol-County Clerk or Oranoe County on This staiemenl Wtl8 flied with the corded 1n Book 4, page 67 ol Mis· ck ••t• maMra, 1u re1pue1t1 llne'>ol H id LOI 146 Seid bulk 1ranster •hall be con· 32 each 11c1a1 Reco1ds ot ea1d County Auo 2• 1983 !County Cieri.. 01 Orange Counly on celloneous Maps, R11Co1ds ol Or· •ecrlla, •I "'' algull&, puede .., For parllculara end detall1. 1elef· summated on 01 efler Sept 16, In 11cco1dance with 1he provisions PARCEL 2 An undivided F22)830 !Aug 5 1983 anoe County, Calllomll. 11110 de· reol1t1ade • tlempo. enc• 19 hereby mede 10 a map 1110w-1983. and the IHI day lo• llllng of Secllo11 1773 ollhe Labor Code u1111-tor11eth p/4011'11 inle•es1 u • Pul>llsned Oiange Coast Dally · F2222tt scribed as 27 11 Sea view A•enue. 1-TO THE DE,ENOAHT: A chrll tno 11141 alley 10 1>e abandoned. Said c;lelms by any c1ed1to• in said escrow the Slate or C1111101 no&. OlrectOI ol 1 '""•Ill 111 common 1n 1he lee 1r11erMI Piiot Aug 2'. Sept 5 12 Ill. 1963 Put>llshed Orange Coa.1t Delly eoiona del Mar, Calllornl• complafllt hH ti..n tlled b1 Iha map 11 on me In 111e oHIC* ol the Ct1y la Sept 16, 1983 which IS lh• lesl the Oeparimenl ot 1n<1usl1181 Rela I on and to the Common Area ollols 4 4G 17·83 if>,101 Aug 29 S•pl 5. 12 19 19e3 BK1~ o1 olfers are 1n.11ec:1 tor aaio pelnllf1 agal1111 rou. H you wlah •o Cletk 01 the C11y 01 Newport 8eech business day 1>elo1e ttw1 consumma· lions anaJI de1erm1ne 11141 generol 1n1ough g o• l1ac1 No 9004 u Pet 4831_83 property •nd mu,l l>fl tn wr111ng ano defend thl• lawaull, you muel, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN !Ion date specllled tt>o\le prevell1ng rate ol wages ~ppl1c;11>1e map lllud in DOOk 383 peget 17 to -------------w1U oe rec:erved at the olhce 01 •llllln 30 days alllr 1n111Ummon111 HEREBY that lhe City Councll 01 the So lar es Is known 10 Mid In· 10 the w<>tk 10 t>e done copies 01 tne 21 rll(Jusi•e Ml!IGellaneoua Map•. DllJH NDTICll:s ~------------IBAIRD B COFFIN. 360 Gtenneyre se1ve<1 on you. me w1111 this court • City o1 Newpor1 Beoch l'lu "'Mon-tended Tran1te1ee(s) ... d ontendacl 1a1e11 gene111wage 1a1e de1erm1n•· 1eco1ds 01 said County. es IUCh tetm I MLIC NOTICE s1r8411, Suite G, Laguna Beech. Call-wr111en response lo 1ne complaint day, tilt 12111 ol Sep11mb4tl'. 1983, at Trantlero1(1) used the 1ouow1ng 8<1· uons are on Ille al the olhets ol the 1s detoned on 111e ARticle enllllfl<I 1--------------•1orn11. a11orney 101 said Htate, 01 Unless you do. you• <lelaull wtll De lt>cl hOU• ol 7·30 P M aa Iha ume. dllfonal business names and ad-Clly Clerk ano the olllce ot lhe 011ec-Oehn111ons ot 1tw1 O.ClaratlOn ol ------------• FICTITIOUS 8U81NE98 may oe llled wl\to ine Clerk ol Hid enlereel on applklellon ol Ille pitln-and Ille Council Chamber ol ttlt Clly dresses within lhe ll'lrae years test 101 ol Pul>ht Wo1ks 01 11'18 C11y ot Co•enar11s Condlllont and Reelrlc- NAME 8TATEMEHT Orange county Supe1lor Courl, et 1111, and thlS court may enle• a Judg .. of Nawpo•I Beach ea lt>cl place tor past. fll "none" so s1a1e I 'NONE" Hun1onoron Beocl'I Calllom1a 11ons recorded on Augull 30, 1976. MAUGER The 1011ow1ng person Is doing any lime aller first pu1>11ca11on of tnla men\ agalnll you tor Iha retie! d•· 11'1• hearing 01 all persons lnteresle<J Dateo August 5, 1983 Plans and spec1t1cat1ons, 1ogettier on book l 1868. pages 1460 to 1638 ELEANOR L O U I S E !business as notice and before moklng said sale mended In the complaint. WhlCll In or objeG11ng lo tile propoM<I ._. DON FITZGERALD wl!h proposal lorm, may t>e obtained inclusive, and amendment ll'lerelo, MAUGER a resident of WEST REDOING ASSOCIATES, The right is reserved 10 reject any could resull In ga1nl1l'lmen1 of cation ol H fd alley, and the ,.Id City CARMEN FITZGERALD e1 tl'le olllce ol lhe 011ec101 ol PYl>llc ol Oll1c1al Re<:ord1 ot said County • , ~34 Beker St . Newi>Of1 VIiiega and all bids wages. lak1no ol money or properly Councll at 1he MITWI lime and place lntendlKI Ttaneleree(s) Work• Ctly Hall Huntington Beach flhe "Oeclarauon"I Costa Mesa, Ca She LS 110611. Costa Meu. CA 92626 Said sate wtll be made upon 11'1e 01other1allef requesle<J In 11\e com· wilt h .. r 111e evldencfl ollered t>y any PubllShlKI Orange Coatl Delly Pllol Ca111orn11 El<CEPltNG THEREFROM all on survived by her daughter G V Sembvanl. 228 Lone1own lollowong terms plain! peiton lnlereele<I In 1ne vacation Aug 29, 1983 No Did will be rece1"ed unleu II 11 011 righls minerals mineral tlghlt. Knstine Garwood son Ran-Rd West Reogono CT 06896 CASH 1aw1ul money 01 Ille Unllea Dated Fell 18 1983 heretotote deec•ll>fld 4995-83 made on • blank form lurnlShad Dy natural on 11ghll and oth•• dall both f ,..._,ft M' Ca. L Tl'llS business is conducted by an,s1a1es. or on 1ermt tccepteble 10 LEE A BRANCH Clerk Wanda E Andtfsen the O"ec101 ol PuDI" W0<k1 Tiie I nydrocatD<>ns l>'r whllsoeve• name O ........,.. esa, • 1ndMdual the undl!fslgned Admlnl1tret01 '"d By Helen M Onen, O.pyty City Clefk ol ll'le NOT CE spectat a11en11on of p1ospec11ve bid· >.nown !hat may be wtll'lln OI u~ parents Mr. and M rs. 1 G V. Saml>vanl approved by the Court, ten petcenl Publlsneo Oranoe Cou 1 Dally Pllol C11y ol Newpor1 BeaGl'I Ml.IC I ders 15 called 10 the l"OPOsaf re-1he parcel ol lend herelnabove d .. T h orwald Kellerup and This statement was flied with the ( 10%1 ot the purchase price ollered Aug 29. Sept 5. 12. 19, 1983 Publl1ned Orange Coast Dally Piiot NOTICE OF INTENTION quorements set forth In 1ne 1pec1t1-sc•lbed lo0t1tner with the pe•pelual brother E.arl KeUerup . Pri-{:ounty Clerk of Orange County on 10 accompany 11'18 bid, and th11 bal-4888-83 Aug 29, 1983. TO IELL REAL PROPERTY ceuons. tot lull dlrec11011s es 10 tne 11gti1 01 dtllllng mining, exploring . will be h ld l"ug 12, 1983 ance upon oonllrm•tlon 01 aele or Ml.IC NOTIC£ 4933-83 NOTtCf 11 HEAflY OtVEN that bidding and operat1r1111here101 and etorlng,ln vat.e sef'Vlces e 1 "222170 upon acoeptable terms as 11>ove set on A uat 17 1_, the lloard 01 Tne abnve Quantities are epp10•· end removing Iha same from Mld under the d ir ection o f I PYbllshed Orange Coast Dally •o•th FICTITIOUI IWllHEta Mt.IC NOTICE Ed11e:i: o1 ' tit. Newporl-MeH 1mate only, t>ttino given as 111>as11 tor land 01 any other lend. Including the Harbor Lawn-M ount Olive ~1101 Aug 29. Sept 5. 12. 19, 1983 DA TED Augusl 25. 19113 NAME ITATEMENT Unl'*I lctlool Dlalrk:t 01 Orange the comparison ol b•ds, end the city nghl 10 whlpllocl< 01 d11ecuonalty M rt f Cost.a Mesa Ca 4729-83 JEAN FRENCH CLEMENS Tne lotlowing person 11 doing 1(-7022 County Celttorni. adopted 1 rff· ol Huntington Beacn does not ex· drlll end mine from lands olhef lhan 0 uary 0 • · 1 E ecutrti. ol the Estele ot business as NOTICE OF SALE olutlon 'ot Intent~ to NII a pw~ l)less OI l>y lmp11ea11ons •o•ae that tl'l<>se "8relnab0ve detetlbec:I. Oii or 540-5554. ' Ml.IC NOTICE R~TH l YON PATTISON BROWNIE BINGE. 9831 Star OF REAL PROPERTY of rffl Pfopert) .,. epplOlfmately tile oc1u11 amount ol work will cor-gas well. lunnelt and 111a1t1. Into. r--------------iPubl•tt>cld Orange Coast Dally Pilot Drive Hunllngton Beach, CA 926'11 AT PRIVATE S.llLE 2.lt .c'" ar-loci•led In IM Clly retpcnd tharewtll'I but reserves 11'18 th1ough or acros• tne au1>aurt11ee of CUSEO FICTITIOUI BUSIHESS Aug 28, 29 Sept 4, t963 Sharon Coll .. n Oemoe, 9831 St1r No SOP 32790 of Coeta ...... Orenee Countr, tight to Increase Of dectease tne the land l'lere•nabove dncrll>ed, and A SS U NT A ••S US IE• • NAME STATEM£HT 4940· 83 Drive Huntington Be.ch CA 926'6 In the Superl0< Coull of I ht Siii• Ctll10tnla commonlr known 11 Ille amount ol any class 01 portion ol Iha to bollom such whl0ttockl<I OI Cusl:V'\ -•dent o f Costa The tollowtno pe1son Is dotno Thi~ bua•nesa la cond~cted by an 01 C11lllornla. for the County of LOS "8eck .. ; HIOh 8cll'lool" and m0<• work. as mey t>e deemed neoenary 01rec11onally drilled we111, tunnels J:.AJ, •....,. ~alness 11 Mt.IC NOTICE lnd,.tdual. ANGELES par11culetl)' deaerlbed In Hid flff· or expe01en1 by Iha Otrector ol Pvt>· and snehe under and l>etlettl'I °' Mesa, Ca. Passed away on STANSREALTY,31o1s.Felivlew Sheron C Demo• In the Malle• of 1ne E91ate ol olutlon llcWork6 beyond the e•terlor llmlle lheraof August 27, 1983. S h e is • 139. Santa Ana. CA 9270• STATEMENT OF Thia suuemenl wu flied with Iha LEONARD M COOPER. Oeceeeed The Aeeolullon ll•ed the mini-All Dldt. will be compareel on Iha and lo r~rlll, 1e1unnel, equip, main· ed b h da '-. __ Blu!Old Lefloy St•ndley 3101 s AIAHOOHMENT Of UIE Of' Covnly cien. ol Otange Counly on No1iu It hereby given 111111 th• imum ecc.pteble bid., One lill"lon Da&111 ol the Df1ec101 ol Pubhc Woiks taln. repa1r, deepen and opera1e any SPW'Vlhyllis·~ of J._~rMesaug, UICI S:Cairvlew • 139, San1a · ii.na, <:A F+CTITIOUS IUatNE.99 MAME Aug 18. 1983 unde•ttgnl<I wlll Mii al Private Nie. Three Hundred Thou•• nd eS11ma1e 01111e quanllllea ol work to such wet11 o• mines wttl'loul "°"" ........,.... Ca., 92704 Tne 1o11ow1ng per$0!1J l'leve aban· f'22S2S4 to 11'141 ~I and bell l>ldd., tub-(11.)00.000.00) Dollara, tollal, per-be <lone ever. the •li!hl lo drtll mine, •lore sons Vincent of Los An· This buatness is conducted t>y an don<ld tile use ol 1ne Flct1Uou1 Bull-Publl&ned Orange Coell Dally i.ci 10 conll•mellon ol "Id SuPetlOr 111>11 In c;aah. Eeoh bid shell be-OUI on e loim to eaptore and open1te lhr<>UOI' the MK eJes Ca Joseph Jr of San ndMdutl nen Name THE STUDIO ICE P1101 Aug 29 Sapt 5, 12. 19. 1083 Coun on or •It« the 7tn day of OGllobef 11, 1tu, at 2:30 o'clocll De 001111nec •I the olhc• ol the Di-'~ "' the YPPI' 500 l•t ol Iha g • .. Bluford LeRoy Standley CREAM PARLOR. 3355 Via Lido, 41157 ·83 SEPTEMBER 1083 I I ,,,. of1~ of .... "" Men ft•Mi .. IM time of 1ec1or OI PubtlC WO•I\•. Oevel<>i>-•~Dsurl&ee OI ,,,. land htlfe1n•t>ove Diego, Ca. and Bia3e of New This tlttement wu flied with the Suite 300 Newport Beach CA KlEIN & CUTLER. 15250 VENTUAA publlc hearing which •Ill be held In menl Wing 2000 Main Street, Hunt· desct1t>ed, 11 ,_,,ad In lhe deed York, New York. Also County Clerk of Orange County on 92663 Nll.IC M>TICE BLVD . SUITE 518, SHERMAN the a..alnee• omc:e at 2115 her ington e.Acl'I, Caht01n1a. shall b4I lrom Ttoe Irvona Company • corpor survived b y 6 grand-Auo 15 t983 Thi Studio fee cream, tnc, 3355 OAKS. CA 91403-3274 County ol 11, .. 1, eo.te ...... catlfornle, tot tea1eoandhle<1 w1tl'lll'leCllyCle•ktt a11on. •eco•Oe<I Ap1ll 26. 1078 In hid.lre M f th Resu.r-F1122117 Via Udo. Suite 300, Newporl Beach. FICTITIOUS IUltNEll LOS ANGELES. Slate ol Calllo1nla. the r.celpt, 098nlng and deolar· Ille C1v1c Center, Second Floor Ad· book 12648, page 1740, Onielal Re- c n .. ass o e Put>llshe<I Orange Coast Dally CA 92663 NAMf aTATfMENT ell 11'1e 1lgl'll, 11118 and tnler .. 1 ol uld •lion of •1111en propo.al•. Otlll mlnlslrallon Building, 2000 Mein cords rectlon will be held on Tues-Piiot Aug 29. Sept s. 12. 19, 1983 The Flct111ous Bualneat Name r.. The lotlowlng pet ton 11 doing d-•Md at Ille time or dHll'I and .it S""opouf• wtll aleo be reoehred at Street, Huntington Beach, Cell· PARCEL 3 Easementlal u wen day, August 30, 1983 at 47211-83 letred to at>ove wes llled tn Orange bus,tneu 19 the rtghl, tllle •nd lntereal 11'1•1 lhe lhat llme. tornl• on 011>elo1e 10 00 am 01 Sep· easementt•I 1111re pan1cu1ar.1y aet lO:OOAM at St. Joachim's County on July 14. 1963 LAUNORV ROOM, 2750 Harbor Hlale ol aald decMaed hta tc· Coei'H ot Iha ftffOlutlon Mttlng !ember 7, 1983, and shall l>fl openl<I lor11'1 In the Arllcle 11\lllled E.aae- • This bualrw1es wu conducted l>y • Bl d C M CA 02628 quired t>y Of*tllon of lew °' ol!\91· lor1h the l«m• and aondlllon• 01 by • commm .. rompased 01 the ment5 01 1r.e Oec1111e110n unc1111 1N1 Catholic Church lnterment P\llLIC NOTICE .. c0<porttion Syf 1 ~"p.!"·d 1540 Elm A wl!MI 01,.,., than°' in addition to thll the ..,. .,. nallebM ,1 tit. Bual-City Clerk. tne Cny Anomey and DI· Section nead1"0(11 111 tucn Anlele services will be held at Good TnlS 11a1emen1 was hied wlll'I the Coal: ~es• CA ·~26211 ve . ol ula dece&Md. •l the Htn41 ol ""' Offtoe of the khool Dlalrlct, 1ec1or ol Put>•lc Works on their entotled as .ro11owa '$opp0!1 •nd Shepherd c.emet.ery, Hunt-FICmlOUI IUS'"El9 Counly Clefk of Ol8nge County on Thie t>usJ,;..s 18 conducted 11 . an dHll'I, In and to Ill the oer1a1n REAL 2115..., 11,..11, Coet• ... .., Cell· eutl'lorizad rep1esen1111ve •nd the Se1rlemen1 Encroachment Se NAME 9TAT!MIEHT Aug 24 1983 dMd I y ptoper!y SllUlled In Clly of HUNT· fornl• DAT!· A uat ,. 11U resulll of U ld l>•dd•ng Wlll !Ml ... Common Aru ano Community F• inglOn Beac~, ~· tvlces The l<>llowlno persons are do•no Published Orange Cot1I Delly in 5 .. ~·M Par;kard INGTON BEACH. counly ot OR· • joH1 w. NICOLL porte<J 10 the City Councu ot st•d I t 1lll•es Easement 'Yard u11111119• under the diectlon of Balu l>uSlnOSll.. Piiot Aug 29 Sept s 12 19 1983 rti · 1 flied !"Ith 11141 ANGE Stele ol Callfoinla p1111cu· Secrll•rf 01 tit. lloard Clly 01 Huntington Beach 111 lheor I ano Drainage Eatementa Bergeron Smith & Tuthill ZOCCOLI SHOES. 211 'A Marine · • · 4924•83 Coun~ 5~~~7 o~:• e Counl on lerty d•scrlbed as loltowe, io wll. 01 Educitlon Ne•porl·Mff• 1eguler meeting 10 l>fl neld on Mon PARCEL • Etsementle) ea such W •-"ff Cha I M rt Ave , Balboa lal1nd. CA 92&82 A 9Y 983 ng Y A OM4-0Uerler ('I.) ln1er"1 In, Unified School Dlatrlet day Iha Septembe~ 19, 1983, at the easement(SI 1s/a1e partiCularty Ml e5t&.:U pe O uary Mickey Hergen1eder. 119 341n SI . PlllLIC NOTICE ug 1 Lots 38 and 39 In BloCk 910. ol F0t ubllcatlon In the ~an • nour of 7 30 PM in the City Councll, lortn on thl! ArliCle enmled U... of Cost.a Mesa. 646-9371. Newporl 8"ch, CA 92663 Pul>llsl'led O••r>ge Coas~ WMley Park SICtlOn. Huntington c-n~ Delly Piiot Auau•I 22. I.. Chambers In lhe CtvlC Center OI Sllld I menu' ol the Oec;letatlOn Of Cove- 01vtd Herpenr1<1e1, 119 34th SI FICTITIOUS BUllNE.Sa Pilot Aug 22 79 SOQI !I t 2 1983 Beach County ol Orange Calll0<nla a.pi 5 1113 ~ Clly ol Hunungton Beacn end shall nan1s. Conditions and R .. 1r1e11ona Newport Beach. CA 92663 NAME STATEMENT as pet 'mep 1 ..... aol rt1CO<ded In 8oo1o. ' ' " tHI a~ted upon Oy U ld Ctty Counctl recorded Mey 1 1976 on t>OOlo POLITO Wm McKer\lle. 29•3 Heddlngton The 1ot1owing person• eie dOtng 4723-83 " page 17 ol Miscetlaneoua Mapi al me regular meet1m.1 ot 58l)1emtlef t t730 oages 689 10 7!12 1nciusi .. PAUL C. POL.rrD, resident Drive Loa AngelM CA 90064 t>usiness u le<:Ofd' of aald County Ml.IC NOTICE 19. 1983 ana amendmenl 1ne1e10 01 OtflCJtJ of Costa M esa Ca Pasaed This ousonus •• cooducled b)' • CONLEY s STUDIO ICE CREAM PUBllC NOTICE m0ta commonly known u 939 I llh ll'le Cny ot Huntington Beacn Rec01ds ol sa•d County 111>e1 Mu tar A ' t 26 1983 llmlle<I per1ners111p 3355 Via Udo. Sune 300 Newporl Slreel. Hunlinglon Betch. CA NOTICE OF Cal1forno11 reserves the r1gh110 •eiec• 0ec1a1a11on J undel 11'18 Secllon away on ugu.s • • MICl!ey Hergenreder Buen. CA 92663 FICTITIOUI IUllHESI Tetms of aale ct1n In 11w1ul money VACATION ony o• an D•O~ and 10 accept 11'141blO 1 nead•n~sf r" suc11 er1octe en1111e<1 n He was a studenl of Costa This 1t11emen1 was llled wlll'I the coni.y's tc:11 Cream co Inc 3355 NAME ITAT!llllENT ol United Stain on ..... °' Pllfl calh NOTICE OF PROPOSED d~med ror 111e 1>es1 interest of 11'1• follows Ow"er s R1g1111 and Mesa High. H e ls aurvwed Counly Clftfk ot Orang• County on vie Udo suite 300. Newport Beach The lollowlng P4l"O" 11 dOlng and l>altnce eYIOericl<I by noll .. VACATION AND ABANOOMENT C11y 01 Hun1lng1on Beach, Cahlom11 Dul••• UllllllM and Cable Tete- b his nts Mr & Mrs Aug 111. 19tl3 ~A 9286J bus1neu ea. cured l>y MOl1gage or Truat Deed on OF A PORTION OF STREET By ordet 01 lhe Clly Council ol lh• 1 vl91on' end 'Communoly Faclhl-" y ~ ' ' F2230t3 Tl'lll b<Jslneu It conducted by a LA MANCHA APTS . 778 Sooll Pl , the pr098(1y to IOld Ten~ ~nt of RIGHT OF WAY City ol Hvnllnglon Bttech, C1lltornle YOU ARE IN OEFAUL t UNDER A Ralph Polito o f Co.ta Mesa, Published Orange Coast Dally ~0<porallon Cosle Mete, CA 92627 amounl bid lo be depoalled wttl'I bid NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ll'ltl 1n11 Augull 22 1983 OEEO OF TRUST DA TEO June 20 Ca.. brother Ralph. &l5ters PllOI AUQ 29 5-1)1 5 12. 19. 1983 Leslie J Lonend LUGllle Pi"*11tl ne Scoll Pl ' • 2. BlCl9 Or Olfers 10 be In writing and Ille Clly Counctl ot '"' City 01 N-· A TTE'ST 1961 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION Katherine Margaret Ann I '4855-83 Tl'llS slet81T'41nl was Ille<! wlll'I Ille Co!>la MtH CA 92627 wHI l>fl received 811,.,. atorMeld ol· porl ae.ch did. on Augull 22 1983 Allcla Wentworth TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT Do J ' and g...,..;~~ ...,ounty Cieri. ol Outnge County on This buSlne11 I& condue1ed by an flGe al any time alllll 1ne fltll pyl>ll· pass a Resolullon ot lntenton No City Clerk MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE nna ean •"9V'-fl\&.IC M)TICE Aug 24 1983 lndlYlduat cation l'lftflOI and l>elort data o1 83-85 10 vacate streel 11gl'll·Of·way Published Orange Coast Daily Pilot IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF PoUio all of Costa Mesa. Ca.. Fz:z:Jall Lucille Pimental .... WhlCh IS leg•lly desc11~., lollows •930-83 fHE NATURE OF lHE PROCEED- Services will be held on b FICTITIOUI IUlfNEll Pul>llthed Orange co .. 1 Di lly Tl'lll tlalement wH llled wlln the Dl le<l lhos 2nd day of AUQ\lll. 11183 A percel ol lend In the Cny Of ING AG.lllNSl YOU 'fOU SHOULD M onday August 29 l 983 at NAtn tTAnMfNT P11o1 Aug 29 Sept 5 12, 19 19113 County Cle!k or Orang• County on KLEIN & CUTLER Newpon Beach. County ot O•ange, Mt.IC NOTICE I CONTACT A LAWYER M ' • La The rotlow•ng person• are domg 4918·83 Aug 9 1983 Allorney •• L•w S111e ol Calllo1nt1. 30 fffl wide, 26 Canyon Ridge lrvrne CA 92715 2:00P . ai the ~r wn business t1 F'222S741 15250 Ventura Blvd • Sult• s t8 thOW!'I H 32nd St reel on • Map 01 NOTICE OF D E ATH OF "flt e street addtH • 01 common a .... M emorial Chapel with Rev. ONE PACIFIC PL..AZA II, 7400 D<IDLIC ""'TIC[ Pul>Hthed Orenga Coasl Dally Sherman Oetcs, CA 01403-327• N-p0<1 Beech recorded In book 3. MARY JANE M U RPHY 1gna11on or poopeny 1a111own allow Father Joeeph McEneany ,., 0t1ve Huntington Beech, CA ruu nv Piiot Aug 22 29. Sept ~. 12 1983 FRANK VAN HEULE PtQe 26 of Mlacellaneoue Meps, In no wa11anty 11 given u to 111 com f 1,_,_ • .,,. __ , 92647 4722-13 E.H cutOI of the Elltlt Ille O~• ol lh• County Record•• ol ANO OF PETITION TO AO· oletlll'ess or couectnen) ' The 0 u..-uobng .. r u..., mtennent ~Br.oero Cldlllu . Inc . 2415 Cam· FICTITIOUI •ullNlll of 111<1 Decedent u ld Count)'. t>ounded 011 the a<>Ulh· MIN ISTER ESTATE NO. t>enellcitf)' undet "Id Deed ot ller'VIOeS will be held at s Ortve Sulle 205 lrvtne, CA T f NAME ITATEMIENT d Ml.IC NOTIC£ I PuOltaned Orenoe Cout Daily Piiot west by the n0<tl'leu1 fl"4 01 Ille A -I I li!l Trust t>y reason ol • brMCt> or O.. Harbor Lawn M emorial 92715 118 ol!owing persort 11 Oing Aug 28 29 Sept 4 1983 SP R.R r•ll•oad rlghl-ol-w1y. 60 00 1eu11 1n 1na ol>41glll0ns secu1ed Park Services under th~ Jerwel El\18fpt1MS. 7400 Cenlet t>u~1:::c,~N'S ENTERPRISES FteTTTIOU• auatHEll . •036·63 , .. , Wide, •riown on Mid map and To all heirs, benef1c1ar1es. lllefeDy. IWH•IOIOIO ea.acuted ~d H b 0r1ve, Huntington Beach. CA 92647 • HAME aTAT!MEJCT t>Ounded on Ille nort~I Dy ttwi creditor s and C'Onttngent <Nllvered 10 the und8fSIQned • ...m d1rec t1o n o f ar o r Tn1a t>utlneu It cond1JC1ec:t 1>y • 1281 Logan. Unn D, Cott• Mesa T 1 11 1 11 dol I DlllDtlC ""'TICE soulheul.,ty prolongatlon or Ille eel • f MARY JANE tan Oeclerallon 01 o.rault and o. Lawn -M ount 0 I 1 v e general pennertl'llp CA 92626 t>uat":..s.0 :;" ng l*IOn ng r-nu n0<1heUleily Una 01 Parcel 'O" " C'r ttors 0 mend'"' Sale end wr111en noooe ol M ortuary of Costa M esa Brede<o Cadlllas 11\C Carolyn Jeneane R0Dln1on 8811 ORAFFIC TRAFFIC 11128 E l'tCTTTIOUI •ua ... 11 allown on • Parce4 Map rec0tded In M URPHY and persons who b•ttacn and ot eloc11on lo Cl'JM Ille 540 5554 Thi• al•lemenl wu llled wlll'I the g•n~~~ve., •505. Canoga Park, Paeo Rio vard• An'•l'lelm CA NAMa ITATl•NT boo!< 32, page 41, of Parcel Mapa In may be otherwise interestt.>d unde•,lgn1<110 1811 u ld propet'ty to • · County Cle1~ ol Orenoe Couniy on Arhte t>uaJnesa I• conducl.O by an 92805 · The loOowlng pw$0!1s •r• dOlng the office ol Ille County Aeco1de1 01 in lhe wrll and/or estate: sa111ty u1d obllga11ona, encl ,,_., AIJ9. 16. 19113 1 di Id 1 Jerry 0 Carr. 21303 Norwalk butln ... H uld County A ""'llllon has been filed 11le1 the undersigned UuMCI Mkl WIKLE AR y B WIKLE '22302l n " ua Bl d 121 H II 0 d CA COIN OP AUTO WASH u oo "-"'ng the aoull'llHterty 23 00 ~ notlCe 01 l>•HCl'I •nd o1 -.ctlOn 10 . · PuDll•NKI Orange Cout Deity ~erolyn J Roblnton I 141d h 1 90v7 t5 • ewe en •• ens w .. tmin;., Senta Ana CA 92703 1 .. 1 tneraof '°' • pyblk ullllty H-by ,CASSI E MURPHY tn the be 1ec01dtd December 1 1982, u resident of Newport Villa Piiot Aug 29 Sept s. 12, 19, 19113 Cou~~ ·~~~::'4:.'o~:· I ~. ~ This buatneat •• conducted by an fMIG011 cOrporatlOn. 4..00 WHI· ,,.,..,, • Supc-rtor Court o r Orange lnllr No 62-420850. ot Otficlal A-. for many years, sh e passed 41147·83 Aug I 1983 nge Y \indtvl<lu•I mintier. Sant• Ana. CA 112703 F01 partieulttl tn<I 0.1tll1.r1fer C o unt v requesting that cords on 1ne ottlce 01 Ille ROCO<der o1 away on A ugust 24 1983 al FmaM Jetry D C&r1 TM• but'-•• conducted by• ence1a t1ete1>ymideto amaplhow· CASSi E M U R P HY be ap-o .. nge County stJd Mia Wilt ~ the age of 101 S he was born Ml.IC NOTI P Pu~ll"12 Orange t ~o~al ,~:!:Y Coun~/c°~ Ortng1t County on COit.:!. S Dunn P...ident rtghl·Ol·w•y 10 be ab1nooned. Said pointed as personal reprl'M.'n· 1en1y .. press 01 lmplled, rlQlrdlf1il ' CE I Thi t 1 1 H Iliad Wlll'I the uon Ing the poMlon ot 11111 11r"1 ma<M D<JI w1111ou1 00\lill\tnl 01 ww In Fayette County Ohio. flCTfTIO\ll au11H1:1a oot ug . 29 Sep . ~·713·113 Aug 23. 1983 Thi• 1111emen1 ;.,., flied wttl'I ,,.. map 111 on tile In th• olllce of lh• c11y Lattve to administer the estate title oossesslon or encuml>fanc:ea Sl..lrVlved by 2 sons Carl NtUIE ITAHMl!NT F:tnn4 Coun1y C!ert.. of Orange County on Ctetl\ olll'le City of Newport Beech of MARY JANE M URPHY to pay ihe remaint11Qprlnc:lpalaumo1 Wlkl f f eel · k p 1>11 heel O e Cout Dally ,11 111 1993 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Iha nole(sl aecurlld Dy eald deed of . e o r enc town. bu::'~'~~Wlng peisont •r• doing Pllo~ A:O 29 ~gs 12• 19 1983. ug • F22JOll HEREBY the11ne City Co.1nct1 of ll'lel (under the Independent A d-Trust. with 1n1ere11 11 1n M id not• Ohro. N Jones of Laguna ART EFFECTS 6eOO W Waln8f Mt.IC NOTICE 4394.93 PubllJhe<l O•anoe Coaal Dally City ol Newporl Beech l'IH Ml Mon-m lm strotton of Estates A ct) pro111ded, fldvancft. 11 eny. und6r H 11. ls, Ca and daughter "ve • l02 Huntington ae.cn CA Piiot Aug 20 Sept !>. 12. 19, t983 d•y, the I 2th of September, 1983• •ti The pcullon is set for h canng ll'le te<mt ol .. Id Deed o• Trott.'-- Mary Teegardin o f Costa 92647 ' · Fl~~IO~: ... ~==~• fltm.JC M>TICE 4650-63 ~"~ ~~..: ~~am~11e0:'7:.'" Dept No 3 at 700 Civic :~~r~~.~~=~,S.:::~u= Mesa. Ca. Graveside mem-Mletlael Anthony Eleh. 8600 w Tiie lollowtng i-ton• ... doing CltY ol Nlwporl BNch .. lh• plll(l8 Center Dr . W est. Santa Ano, OeeCI or Trust onaJ sef'Vlces will be held on ~n: c :v:264; 102 Huntington t>uslnese 11 FICTITIOUI SUlllNEll l'UllllC M)TIC[ 101 1"41 nearlllQ ot 1111 pe11on1 CA 92701 on Sept 14, t~83 at Said nle win 1>e held on Monoay Sunday, A ugust ~8. 198~ at K~en Rot>erts Eicn. 6600 w 23~u;1~i.~s St H~~.~u~.~~~~~· T1i11 ,:~n:.,~~ doing FlCTTTlOUI BUatHEH ;:i:;:~,':!d in vC:c:t~~'1110,~j:J 9 :10 A M I ~~~~~;,? :::;n:~ 21':' ~h~ ·~1~':: 4.00PM al Pactf IC' Vie w Warner Ave • • t02. Hunting ion 921127 l>\lslneas u NAME ITAn•NT lghl-Ol·way, and lhi! ~Id City Coun-IF YOU O BJECI" tu the Center Building 300 East Cnepman M em onal P ark. In heu of Be;c.''• CA 112847 d led b . Barbara J Poole, 401 W La Veta FAST REACTORS, 2791 Mendou Th• followlng peraons I HI doing ctl at the same lime llftd pl&ee wlll granun"' (I( the petition, you Ave 01ange CA (lowers the family prefers 11a 11>usi;iess~~ con uc Y • FS t, Orange, CA. 92666 Or Costa,...,.., CA 92826 1>u1lnes111 hear the 8'/ldenoe ottetttd by any should ei ther Mppear al th e 1'I the 11m11 01 1he 1n111•I pybtlcallon d onations \0 the H oll.st.on oe~e<e P~' ner ift Summar L Spear, 237 E 23rd SI , Edward J. L-ery. 2791 Men<IOH EVERMORE FARMS. 2815 S i>orson 1n1etes1ed In the vacation h d b ot 1hls not~•. 111e 101t1 emount of the aren ot>e•t• en Coela MM&, CA 026211 Or Cos11 Maaa. CA 92826 H1tled11y Unit C Sant• Ane. CA ~Metof01e d11te:rlbed eanng an Slalt• you 0 J«· unpaid b•I•~ ot 11'141 obligation ... M ethodist C'hurch W omen's This stitemenl wu llle<l "'1111 in. T1111 butlneu 11 conduc1ed 1>y a This bualneu 11 cooduct.O l>y an 92705 Wanda E AnderM!n. lions or {tie wr'tlten obje('· cured Dy the al>ove dellCl'lbed .;..o Cl.l'Cle. 1305 East Colorado r~n~~ ~::~ of Orenge County on g*"Mtl perlnetehlp lnd1V1dua1 Jerry Lee Waugh, 20311 S W City Clerk of the l ions wllh the court before ol trust and etumaltd cotla ell Blvd . Pasadena, Ca 91 ~ uy F22111'Z ~~;,b:;:,~=:,. .. llled w11n '"• ~~1:':~;1.,;~ez .. II~""'"'"' B~:;:·~~,,:n~o~~n:;,10~815 s ~~~.~J::~~·~:.,, 01111 Piiot the hl'armg Your appear-~~5~s~1~e/nd edvances t Pi:u~11"~9 ~·r;si; .~~t g:i:,'Y County C1et11 01 Orange Counly on County Ctert. of Orange County on H1ll1day Unit C. Sente An• CA Aug 29. 19113 111\l'f' ma>· be tn person or by Tne 101el 1ndebttdnen being en - r HAASOA LAWN·MT. OUYE Monuary • Cemetery Crematory 1625 Glsl&f Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 ptERCE MOTHER& BELL MOADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Co1ta Mesa &42-11150 aAL TZ U .. GeROH U1fTH I TVTHIU. ft8TCLWF CHAftEL -42'1 E. 17th SI CoetaM ... 8-46-9371 ,ACWIC VlEW •MOfHAL ,AltK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel-Crematory 3500 Peclllc view Drive Newport 8e8Qtl &4+2'700 1 UO "' • 4~ 83 Aug 8. 1983 Aug 24, 1983 92705 4934-83 vnur ;itlom«>v 11ma1e on whlCl'I ,,,. opening bid 11 • F222a2 ~ Thia t>ulllneu 11 conduc;ted by • DlllDLIC NOTICE · IF Y OU A RE A CREDI· computed m11y tie ootalnecl by cell--------------1 Published Orange Co111 Delly Published Orange Coaa1 Delly o-e1 part.-llllP ruu ong (7141 937·091111 ,,,. day 1>e101e PtJ8llC NOTICE Pilot Aug 22, 29. Sept 5, 12 19113 Piiot Aug 29. Sapt 5 12 19, 11183 Jerry L Weugn TOH or 8 l'Ontlngent c·n.>d1t.or ""' sare l 4806-83 4925-83 Thi• lltltmeMI w .. !tied with Iha tTAHWINT OF or lht· dereasc--d. \'OU must file Dai• AUQull 22 1963 ' FICTITIOUI IUllNEt• County Cler1' OI Ot1nge County on ~:r:i:-:u~::.~·:.c:E your claim With-the c-ourt or SEASIDE FINANCIAL CORPOR I NAMI ITATEMINT fltm.JC f«>TICE Aug 16 19113 l I ATION The lollowtng peiaon 11 doing Nll.IC NOTICE ' ,l:OC>ll Ttoe folk>'forlng perton• h•v• al>•n· present ll tat 1e p('rsona NP· 11 uid Trustee lt>ualnMt .. 'ICTfTIOUS llUlfNlll Fl~~T·.~::::· Putlltahe<I Orange Coul Delly doned in. UM 01 Iha FlcllllOU• Bual· resent.alive appoinled b y lhe By T 0 SERVICE COMP~NV, aget1 IAI HARBOR HOMES REALTY. (81 NA• l'TATllffNT The lollowl"" .... eon ,, dolnn PNot Aug 29. Sepl,.._5. 12. 19, '"' ...... G Neme AMERICAN NUTRITION court Within four m onths By Cindy Schoono~ REO PROPERTY MANAGEMENT T"'• loll........,. ,_._ •· dOI"" ""··•~a as "• ,...., "• -"'-4949.93 UILO, 90S Loml>ard, Colla MeN. f lh d t f {" t Aulstant Secrl\ftY CO NY O p ,,.. v-""' ,......,., ,. "" .,...,.._. CA 92628 rum e a ~ ll'S ISSuance On Cit Blvd . West 1 MPA • 41 1 WMletly 1-· l>ual'*' .. ROB MCCALLISTER 08A ANO Tiie FlclltlOUI Bu11ness Name r .. of letters as v1ded in Sec-Ot:nne y CA 926U :2:::0 lOll, Newporl Beach. CA KRISKOM ENTERPRISES. 77& Al· NIOIAL·A·SHINE. •2 Ill P111lc•, f'tll.IC NOTICE e<•ed 10 above ... flied In Orang• lion 700 n r the Proball' Olde l71•i"e3s..e2811 Rober1 J Spa". 4101 WM11111y :f;;ey Ave · COAi• M•M. CA Ne;t.:, B~r! c~~!::.,, •218 ,tennoua 8u.,..11 c~:;~;' J>°J~~.~59Q~9t3ombard. oC C-alifom1a The llmP for :u1>11~~ed8 Or•r Cou1 oe11y Pllo 6~2~le 108· Newoon e .. cti, Donald Earl Newm11n, 718 Al· P11ric., Newpotl Baecl'I, CA. 921183 NA• aTATW•HT Coll• M .... CA 112828 filin g claims wiU not expire uo • ept • 12· 1983 ,882_83 Thie bullneN 18 COl\<luciad ...,. an legl'leny Av•. COiie Mff•, CA Thie 1>u1t11•H la aonduotld by an Tlwt fotlowlng perlOl\1 are doing Thl1 l>uatn .. • wH conduc1ed by • prior to four months f rom llw ------------· wr. 92826 lndlvidu1t b\Jaln"' H : Individual .....,.,, DlllDllC wnyM'lr lnc:-=~'J Spttr StflPl'ltnyNonon Newman. 77&AI-Ro1>9rt Valen M¢C•lllat1r B·K LIM ITED PARTNERSHIP. Wlllltm 0. SllNra ch1t.e of th e hearing n otln" ~-n\11 ""- Thi•., .. ..,,.,,, w11• lti.d wltll Iha legl'leny Ave., Cost• M .. a. CA Thi• •l•lemenl ..... flied wlll'I Iha 20001 Chtrwooel l.atlt. HullHllQlon Thi•'"'"""'' WH flied with lhe above ., • .,..NT°' Cou c Or Cou 92628 Coun1y Clefk 01 Orange County on BMcl'I, CA. 92648 County Cteo. of Orange County on YOU MAY EXAMINE the ~°'UM°' nty 19111 of arige Illy on Thia l>ullMN It conOuci.0 l>y an Aug 24. 1983 Mack Kurihara, 2000 I CllfllwOOd Aug 0 19113 f I k b h rt If lJ f'lCTITlOUI IU ... q ... _ Aug 24• 1983 lndMdulll nm11 Lant. Hunllng1on 8Mch, CA 02&48 P~btilfled Or•~ COAlt Dally I t" cpl y l e l'OU • yo T f -~ &1.,iiany Nor1011 Newman Pvbtlllled Or~ Co.It Dally Mtc11 l<ur1t1at1 Piiot Aug 22. 29. S.Ot 5. 12. 1983 are Interested ln the est.Ile, don':, ,~'°;4~he~:::.'::: Pul>lttha<I Oranoct Coae1 Dally Thie 11ttement WH Iii.ct with IM PllOI Aug 29. Sapt. II. 12. 19, 1"3 Thie lttltflltlll ... flied wllh the ~ you may ~rve upon the ex nffl Natn41 HARBOR HOMES Rf. Pttol Aug 2il. Sept 5• 12• 1~·9~~~3 County ci.n. 01 Orange County 011 4922"113 ~n?6 c:;r~ of°'~ Counlly on 474&-83 ('('Utor or admlni11ttator, (Ir ALTY. 1eo1 Do... SlrMt. Suite 14& Aug 9· '9113 "2'JlllO Nll.IC M>TICE ug • ~ upon 1hr Attorney for the ex-~wpon Baaoh, CA. 92860 •----l'Ulll--IC-...,..-T.-IC_E ___ , Pu'"'t·'"·.. Otano• Co111 Dally Publi•hlld er-oo .. t Delly Pta.IC NOTICE l'C'utor or odmln!Btrator and Herbor-Paclllc: EqultlM, Inc., 1901 "" "'"""" ,1CTIT10Ut 1W.,..•• _ .. ,..... ... • Dova su .. 1, Slllt• 10. ~ 1------------1Pllol Aug 22. 29. S.01. 5, 12, 11113. NAMI 8TATIM9NT Pflot AUO H . Sapt. &, 12. 19. 10.... STATl•NT OF file w ith the court with proof 8e9Ch. CA 112860 ~~:.~=· 4712-83 Thi 1o11ow1no pcn0n• .,. doing 4841 83 ~~=--.:.'..:.~•,:...:, of ~rvice, a wntten request lhe f'ICl•tlou• &uJI.._ Name,.... T ..... ,~ .... ~. ·-........,. l'UllllC NOTICE buain.et .. .. •• .,. MnTIC[ T ..... ,......... ... I> stallnjl thut vou deslre special let•ed to •l>ove w11 hied In Orange ,,. ~-""' ..... ---· "V''"" LUMAN, SANDOR ANO DABBS .-~ nv '"" "'""""l\Operaont• ... vea •n· " County ooFetl 11 1981 t>u.i-u co 1280 Logan Ave . unit t:. eo.ta oon.o ,,,. uM olthe P'lcllllOUI &vii· notlrf' of thto hling of an in· Tht• IKl•IMI• ,. .. cond\lclec:t lry • MAC ARTHUR TRAVEL. INC . Fte'TJTIOU• .u..... M .... CA 02&,9 ,1CTTTIOUI ___ Tl_NT.. nHI Nam• HARBOR·PACIFIC ventOry and 11pprau;emer1t of OOtC>OratlOn 41•' 811cn Sir .. , ...__..., &Mch ....... ITATIMIHT ..... ITA MOATOAOE INVESTORS • 1211. . l "' v • ·~""' Andrew 81nd0t 2010 Deltwlll'• lhe tollOWlnQ perlOll 1e doing LTD ieoi n-.-Si 1 8 11 145 estate B'IK't.5 or o f thP peti· hi• 1111..,.." wu !Med with in. !VA 02680 the lol!owing l*IOn I• doll\Q SI •C Hunllngion 8Mch CA DullrteM H ~1 "-~h· c• ·~~.,.u a llor•• or """•'un•a m"n tloned County Clerk OI Ot~ Co·t11ty on Orlando Dolle. 433 I Myra Av· bull-u . 92&48 ' ·--,,.... ...-" .,,,_ OJ ""'"" ""' ~ Aug 2• 1093 _,,u., CyptHI, CA 00630 THE SNACK BOX. 18971 t<1wt1 Cl'lrll Oabl>I 1078 fufltfl Ava FERN'S LINGERIE. 34oe Vl1 Lido, Hatbo,.Ptc111!0 Equlllea, Inc . 160 I In Section 1200 and 1200.6 of Putllllhld Cringe C04Lll Delly Mllltl Dolle. 4331 Myr1 Avenue. Ct . Fountain Valle)'. CA. 92709 Cotlt Matt CA 9?t1211 ' N~ll ~CA 9~eeg,.ll1__,. Dove Str .. I, Suite t(ll, N-port thP Cahfornlll Prubate Code Piiot Aug 20 Sept II 12 19 1083 ICYP<"•· CA ~30 Leetla An,,. Smith, 111971 l<awal Biii Luman • 4 t& Led• Lana l<rlllein man. -"""· 9Moh CA o:t860 0 RY D fl'IDLER ' ' ' 4tto-13 fhlt l>vall\ellt It conducllld l>y In Ct . roun111n Velie)', CA D~708 Aicadlt CA 9'1ooe ' lrvtne, CA t21t4 The .FIC11t~e fl,J1lneH Nttn41 re A • • dtv1<1uel1 (hll•oancJ • wthtl Tille bull""• 11 cono11C'lld t>v an fl'llt i>u.in .. 11 conducted 1>y • Thie bullnHI i. cond\ICl11C1 t>y. an lett9d 10 above wH fir.ct In Or•llO• !3047 Veot11ra Blvd., Suite Orlando Doll• lnd1vldull. hi lndMck.ltl ~ly on Jan ~. 1H1 ZOO Miika Dotie L...,141 A Smith gene.II Plf1ntW• P Krltlen 8edttnan TN• l>ullMU wu GOndUClecl l>Y • Hll C 9 3t~ Thi• 11a1-1 wu llled With '"' Tl'llt •11i~t wu m.a with ,,,. And,_ Stn<!Of Thlt 11t1-1 wu lli.d With the limited 1>8/ln•nl'I~ Woodland Ii, A . l " County C..,,. of Orange Counly on County C..,lt 01 01ange County on c;;,~~~ 'b~-;:1~=~~0:~ •: Co\.fllty ~ of On1n09 Covtlty Oft fhll etatltl'ltfll ... llMd with the ( t 13 I tit· I 00 I .lluo 24. tM3 Aug 12 1u3 ,.n»1a Aug f8• 1983 Aug ft. 1"3 nattl ~~ C--ol Or~ County oo Publlthc-d OranR.. <Aul ln•ex•pen•alve • ·11n ti< *'*'' 1111) not ~Jgh 1n prlc• raa1on1DI•, ctustlteO ....... •dvet11alng -J rmt Publlthed OrllflOil eo.:.~ Put>Hthlld Orange eo.t1 Dally Pubtl1l'ICJ<I Ortt\08 eoa!~~ Put>llllled Ora1199 C:O.I D•lly '1v::t.:!13 Oltnge Co.11 0811y Dally Pllul Aug. 29. 30, S4'pt \... C ~ Piiot AUQ :ig, S~t ~. 12 10. 1983 PtlOI Aug 29, Seot 5. 1:2. 10. 11143 Pllol Aug 29, S.t:it 5. 1', 19, 1t83 PllOI AUQ ::19, 81Pt 5. 12. 10. 1093 PllOI Aug n , 8•PI & 12, 1D 108.3. ~. l!l8:\ -----------•111&·93 4710-83 •852-83 •885·3' 4019·8!1 48lllH~3 Class1f1ed Advertising 6412·5678 I -. ---------------···-------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, Aug. 29, 1983 C5 lo Place Yow Ad, Cal THE DAILY PILOT Ct.A SIFIED OFFICE HOUIL ~::.::.:.:..:.:;.;...;:~~--I•=;.;;.;..=..---..--8H1t1 ltr Salt ltalH Ualaiahkt4 lt11H Ualuahk .. 642-5678 REAL ESTATE .,... ....... 1 Anatwun Hillo &J-1>1.nd &J-............. i. C:.pYtr.nu fW• h CoroN 0.1 M•r c.o. .. ,., ... Dano P.,.nl fl TON r oun .. m Volwy Uunuo(VW\ 8-• f, Hum Harb.Jiu• lrYUM' a...cu"" S...h Ucu"" Hilla ~N'J""I LAk• t'°""'1 1o1 ........ 11.,,, N•wpon-h S.n~.,. San Juan C..p.._•ll•n.• s.n ... """ s..1 e. .. ·h Soulh~ s..n.1 e .. .-h Twun WHUNNLH M«wwtt<wnn A.~:n--ar Aportnwn .. -h Prop.ny e.wn.-Pt<>pc\ C-W) LA,. Comml Prop.<1) Condctrun.t~m. D.lpkx.n Un•t.. HC>f.ill8 io bf. Mu\o~ Ir"°"""" Prupi•tt" lnd~lna.I Propt't !Au lut s.a. Mun.1 .. Uom·•· l'arka "4oont.-1n 0..-tt Or•l\f" Co Ous af l·uunt) {.)yt of SL.iitr ft.a1'C'hn. f" ili.TTI\.~ R.or\~y n-8""""« Rll~ R.~ Wu11ecl RENTALS H.,._. f'Urnlltw.I HOU:lft Untu.m.Llhf'd H.,..... t'l;m .. ""'1 or Unf..,..,_..t...i Conckt f'urn Condo Unr T""'""""°"·'""' Tuwnhown Unl Duple-f'urn Dupion Uni """""'"' .. f'Ur!uolwd A~lt Unl Ape& P\u'n <K U rU -"-".Bowel H-la.- Cuea\Homn Swnnwr ~nu.la Voca•-11ttoi.1a ·-W. toStwr. •JWnW. Wan...ct c..._ lor R<>nl 0«1 ... iw..iai. _,_ lltto1<1la Ccrnrnl IWnu.la lnd~t Rt-nula. s .... ~ Mia Rloflu.la ~.,.,, .. Loot II< f'ouncl P•..-..b .,.._,_I ~ Sci-I>• Ina""'"'"' TFIYf'I BUSlfl:SS & FINANCIAL a....,_,.,,s.i, • 9'.t&lnt9 0ppot1..._rut"'t'I -..... w ....... "lnYftlme'nl °"9onuna1n lnY811ntnl W..n\f'd "M...,.y IO 1-n ·M-y Wanl<d M0<._TO • Dil'lOYMENT II••~ W•nl..i •Jvl• W•n\4'1d MERCHAfl>tS( M'M.1~ Appl..,.. ... Au<"°"' 81d1 M•l#n£1> C:----61 f;.qvt-I ~ ..... r,... lo Vw funulun' C•1·c~ S.i.. liowirhuld c;-..,..,. .lt-w•lry M.t"'°"""' M,..,.Jw,..,... Mlllt W•..ntf"d M_,.I lrulrwnrn'" Oft.-.: f'uml1UN" &i tqu1,,..,,..n1 """"'" II< 0..0110 W"'~..,°S!~ BOATS ==~::.---...:.:.:.::i==~--...;;•~00=2 Ct1t1 Nt11 1014 llt!f!rl ltack 1061 L11aa1 liptl 1152 lniat 2244 I rt lt1ck UH .'. OalYll If IWllE• Furnlahe<f 2'nr 26a, Den, f \~Telephone Service: !~Monday.Friday :g~! 8:00 A.M.-5 :30 P.M. :g~~ Business Counter: :~Monday.Friday 11>41 • LIDO ISLE 0J)4!n 1-5. 124 Via Lido Nord &y frunt singlt• sto ry J Br 2 Ba beam et-1ll11~11. spacmus wrrace. pier & slip. $1 ,25U,000 l:layfront 6 bll 7 11'1 bdrm, Villu on widt> lot, pool, spa. dock Cur I io· yM·ht $4,850.000 Open 1-5 101 Via Lido Soud 11 10 000 a H 21l II N I g u I I s h 0 r I • ComlOl'lable 1500 aq II 3 Ea&tblulf 38r, 2 lriMca. •m 22bAVALON 11% llxed rile 30 yea11 Townhome eecurlty Br2Be4/famlncdydgar rm. format dining Broker 640·9019 No loan IMt. no ctotlng gated com'm ocean kldt/peta $600'1 & IM S 1350/mo 759-1341 2BA l'LBA $98 000 COtll. Monaco with GC lflew Club hou'ae pool 539-6190 BEST Ally Eaatblulf 3Br 2 frpk:a fllm " · view 1' Rue Vtllare 1 • be h '1 ' --• 01 243E 22nd C M 0 en wknda 1•5 ienna"' ac prv no Eaa1a1de2Br,1Ba,anclad rm. formal din no 979-8330 6fo.1536 ~9~74]61.ooomo. Call garage, pallo. trg yard. no S 1350/mo. 720-0739 2Br Conao nr s c . Pteze~ peta $535/mo. 1 1 mo Exclualva Penlnaula Pt. Owner. pool, spa, $ lOK or ltAlllOll lllllE Gated/Comm 4Br Newly MC depoall. 546·5442 or modern 2 Br. & Den. 2 Ba. less dwn. S700mo. all laK Lowast priced Lautremont turn, beach, tennl1. 770-5629 2 block• bay & ocean $87.500 556•1626. 4Br 3Ba sauna. nr achoola 6 mo UllLOlllS S 1 O O O /I e •a e 775•2580 Ocean & city fight views. or more $1400 661-7712 213/378-3119 :~: 8:00 A.M.-5 :30 P.M. :g~ DEADLINES: :~~I' BLICATION OEADLl~E Divorce sale $545,000 I provide qualllled people Remodelro 3 bdnn, 2 bath + large rec nn.. 675·32l 1 Bob lft~rt le1c~ 21 to rent your property. Newpor1a finer 3 Br 2 Ba h..... $ 20 OOO INCREDIBLE Below Mkl 111 mo. very ta~ge 2 Br TRW report• appllcellon hme w/chef• gal~-t-beam cellJn"", furnis ...,,.., pauos. 4 • LllO llLE " r r 1 11 b & S7 · 1 .. ~ 1ermli & low dwn on 2Br. 2,.., Ba Newpon Crest orm t pro HI ona y ar gar more •a lllllV 1010 Monday 107& '.11 Mon. 11 ·31) ;J 111. 4:30 p.111 .i .30 p .111 +::m I' 111. 4-:JO fl Ill 3:0() p.111 3.UO p.m IAYSllE PLACE IAYFROIT 28a quality twnhae Lovely Cape Cod 4 BR Condo. comptlty furn. 2 dratted lease form oller-639·6190 BEST Alty IM $129.900 3BA, Ulra wide lot car garage w/d, pool, :~l~:s:;:~":i~~~':~ Sept 1 2 bd. 2 ba. Park 1oeo Tuesda \ HMll S~tacular bay front dplx 2 br. i ba up, 2 br, Golden Prop 752-1569 Priced to sell by owner spa, tennis cOYrts Mull 631• t266 Lido. Pool • gar $700 2 ba dn 2 boat spac.-es. Redu~cd $1.500.000. !•--------1399,500 see Call lor eppt 675-5634 "* Wednesda \' IOU 1oeo ThursJa \ ION 1100 F nda' Ill~ • mo Saturcla' 117) nor _ unJa, 122~ l'ut .... \\ rel. Thur~ h1. f r1. CANCELLATIO & PElllSULA HOME OCHIFROIT Ol:ean & ,etty view s Manne room, 4 bdrm. 3 bath. 3700 sq fl Xtra parking $1 ,385.000 FAIRIAllS llAICH HILL TOP New 4 br. 4 1'i ba, custOm Fren<'h Normandy Estate I 2 pnme acrC' h1lhop Now $995,000 · -~ ·-HERITAGE MESA VEHE 6111111 •6.i73iiii·.25•2•3•' 2iii1ii3ii790iiiiii.9ii9ii21.1 TSL •1•t IU-1103 SMrec-11-11s-1g 3 Br. 4 ba, Great corner tot with AV LIDO ISLE 4 BA. 3.,., Ba tam rm, lrplc's gl'1 ocean access Close 10 perks •EWPOllT ISWI Sepl thru June $ 12001 vu, walk to pvt tx:h and school ask Ing Lrg duple1t, 2br. 2ba. w/ mo No pets. 675-7667 LeaM or leue oplloo nlC• $2000/mo 548·7639 $215.000 For an IP· laundry hook up. both 3 Br 2 Ba w/dlnlng rm, Sm 2bd. 1 ba Mobile P !>' n Im en I I o see units Live In one.renttlle Ill CAIYOI dbl car gar, lrg !enc yard home Prtv tx:h, clbh•. 540-1151 otl\er By owner S274,900 AVAILABLE NOW -Drive by 2 176 Puente retirement comm a1. ev 626·6247 dys 594-2442 ON THE GOLF COURSE Ave. CM $795 Curt mosphere $850 Incl utNs Dramatic view home. lurn Herberts II 631· 1266 Agl S t50 non-refund dep IUI Ill' I IOI IJl. ux CO RR ECTIONS: ::~ Cancellations and corrections ma)' 14!~ • • REALTORS Nice 3Br.w huge lenoed I•--------yard $99.000 Huge Coronado Island cust bayfront lot 115' boat Nice 3Br w/huge lncd yd ~N~E~P~l~E~ ~5~-6~3~ deck Plans avail Now $370.000 w /trade. s 9 9 o o o Huge M U R C H I N SO N COROllDO CHS llYFROIT Incl. piano & pool labia, MESA VERDE 4br' 2bll. Av all 9· 10 Call lor app1 90 to 120daye or 7 $2500 dining room St 200 wk days a Iler 7 pm, mo 720-1762 an)'llme 979_2890 or 540_0518 wk n d s a n y 1 1 m e , 1-674-9445 OCEANFRONT Mesa Verde 4 Br. 3 Ba plus 11)1: be made on sa me deadlines a~ l:M).1 :~;: above . Please ask for a cancellation ARROWHEAD HOME ENTERPRISES 752·6731 OCH• YIEWlll Beauutully furnished 3 Br family rm $1100/mo Spacious 3 Br 3be condo Bright 2Br. 2B11 corner unit 2 Ba. frplc, d/waaher. Call 540-1.158. Ask ror nr beach S 1075/mo. on top floor Luxury am· patio on sand $925/mo. Larry or Pam 2131_5_9_4·_9_1_3_1 ---- menlllea, owner anKIOYs. Winier rental. 650-9499 Mesa Verde lovely 3 Br:i SpaclOYa lurn. or unfurn. :~ number when cancelling you r ad. l~llO :~ERRORS: Check your ad daily and report m~ errors immediately. The DA ILY i:i PILOT assumes liability for the fir1'1 !;~: incorrect insertion cnly. "2) ~CLASS IFIED 642-5678 lf>OO 2700 _________________ .. Near nt:w 4 bdnn. 4 bath, lake vli!W 3500 sq. ft $440,000. WiU trade Cor a local property OCElll FROIT llCOIE UllTS Pnme 2 Br, 2 Ba & 2 Br. l Ba Duplex on xlnt swimming beach good income. $725,000. Best view, tallest ocean front bldg tri·pl!.'X with spacious 4 Br. 2 Ba each level $1 ,200.000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34;;' 6ay\1d1· Oriv" N B b75 b lbl = .... " ltr kit , ...... ltr klt : Ctatral 1 IOl ..,Ct .... •..,,• ... 1al ....... __ ...... 100._2 ~ Dalebout ~ Bay,Beoch :: * HIRIDR RID&E * Roo Estate A FllE SEUOTlll 2Br starter hm $79.900 3Br 1'1ba hm $97,000 3Br starter hm $110.000 3Br 2ba home $124.900 3Br 2ba hOme S 132,500 JBr 2ba pool $135,950 3Br 3 patios $139.000 tt12 2914 Come visit the mo6t fabulous view. New HARBOR ::: custom home in Newport. Nothing to HllHLAIDS m~ compare with this 4 bdrm. fam rm, 5 ~2) bath, formal dining, 3 frplcs. 6 car garage. Large pool & jacuz2i. Come to the gate and ask for 3 Yorkshire, 759-1931 . Highly mollvated seller 4Br 3b11 home $148 900 Wiii consider any reason· CONDOS 579,900 & UP able ollar Tastefully dee· loali~tr lllty. IHI IAJU :1-t HELEll B. DOWD IULTlll, llC. 144-0134 orated lour bedroom 171-HlO home 1n lmmaculale con· OPEN TILL 8 PM dlllon Upstairs maSler ---------1 bedroom retreat Best buy In area $270,000 831-1300 $8,100 DOWlll ---------Beautllully decorated end unit. upgradild carpets, :g:! -------• OWIER llXIHlll 40te TllEIE ... El lllEl'T Lovely 3600 sq ft lamlly IHOllHPUl 011ly 8 yrs old upper 3 Br 2 Ba has ocean view bol· tom unll 2 Br 2 Ba. bOlh have fireplaces Assume lrg loan Asking $32•.000 631·7370 drapes shutter s, wallpaper mirrored wardrobes and much more 2 8drms 2 balhs near pool & soa Price only $65,500 Call lor showing 5•6-23 13 .01s •11t FIR •111 home near beacttes and .022 • -"' schools 4 BA, 3'"1 BA :g~: llT IUI Tl SILL custom In Tudor Slyle IOU lllFFI VIEW with solid oek through· '\hMJ )10~ •llT llU ll o u I P a n e I e d d e n Now reduced 10 only w/llreplace. l'luge family 5239,SOO. this vu 3 be<I room over 3rd floor se- 2,,, ba Is In "move-In eluded brick patio w/apa, THE REAL ESTATERS TRADITIO~\I. sauna. BBQ Gourmet cond" Spacious 2-slory kitchen with eating nook ;:!~ b~~~~ O~~g~~d=ll OWN EA WILL ASSIST IN laJMa bin• l 006 REALTY lo -Setler Is lleKlbte & AAAANGINE FINANC· 11., FIJ ••TE •o '" I N G A e d u c e d I o I iiiiiiiiiiiiliii~iiiiii~;;..iiiiiiiiiiiiiit ,. "" • wlll nago1la1e CA LL $395,000 Ask for Hellle I• No loan IMS, no close 831· 1400 Strock.. EM4-7020 Ill OllYll cost Cape Cod reno- • LlllO llUL EITlTt TOWllHMI voted shore mooring 4Br· 1 hse t o So ,"ICED T tlally lt••••I•• Baytront Agl 6•0-1538 3 Bdrma. 3 batht , pool and TO SELL IOWI spa Elegant $350,000 Bungalow. 319 Coral IS9umaDle llnariclng Full Balboa Suomtt tiller Spacloua 4 Bdrm. 2'1\ bath home Is the per1ec1 one for lhe large family Fae· price $550.000 714·754·1006 wk dys separate lamlly room, ote ealty and many fine amenities & l n Vl'">lmf•nt COroaa lei Mar -f 022 Harbor V11w dupleK Owner $385.000 Besl buy In Cdm 846·0096 lures formal dining & * C "' R for the homemaker Ex· llO-ltOO cellent neighborhood on UIYHTOll'S cul-de-sac street Onlv I•--------con do • w 111 1 e as e $14 1 ,9001 646-7171 back • I b r · b rt g h I · I r g EXTRA patio-orig price THE REAL ESTATERS UR&EU •PP' 160.0315 Owner wants oulll A ••••••••• NO QUALIFYING Low down 3 bdrm 1 lam· lly room Near beech. $980/mo. Agl 673·8550 BYCO 645·2251 or 982·4214. Be. tamlly room, 2 car 1800 aq. ft. cul·d .. aac OWIH HXIOIS garage, gardener lncld home, ctoae to backbay. Park Lido Townhouse. 2 LllO ISLE Le a a e S 1 1 0 O I mo S l 200/mo. 6-42·3572 ORUHS OOIDO bd 2 b 1 & 2 Br. 2 Ba. frplc. garage. 770·0347 Owner. 2 br, , .... ba. pool. s128,75~ rr~-563~arage Winter $1000. 675-2705 • Saa c1...... 227' heaut tge yard Steps lo liiiiiiiiiiim..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -DHa Ptaat 226 2 l !J 2b 2b d pl markel Ideal for elderly • Lido Isle bayfront; 3 br, 2 Off OCH 3 Br hm w/vlew ev..,, r. a. u u . couple Low assumable VEllSAILLEI OOIH be winter renlal. garage. Incl den 2 Ba lrplc gar ~P~·h:f p~~~~. ~~ loan $135,000 642-8809 Penthouse view 2 separ· 52000/mo 675"4646 $750 also 2 Br 2 Ba 4 lam s c. $600 mo 831-~1 f oaataia ate bedroom sull8'. ll<e-Oceanfront 2 Br 1 Ba. w/deck $525 delllls call --------- v II 1034 place, 2 car garage park· patio. garage. no pets, 539-6190 BEST Ally lee •-ala. 1 _101 UH a If Ing. security bulldlng. ullls paid. avell 1111 June .. • -_ 4 Br. Condo Assumable pool & spa, exercise '84. S625/mo. 631·8569. Baal. leack 2240 Incredible oc;;;; vi;; 9'h% FHA loan o r room, saune Fantastic Ocean lront 5 Br 3 Ba 2 br, 3 b• S Laguna $57.000 Price $96,000. llnanclng through seller Duplex yrlySl6?'S/moo; 2Bt,2Ba,lrplC,rOIHldllr. condo Frplc 2 deck•, Agt. 968·2297. 963-0867 at tow lh•ed rate winter$. l500/mo Xlntloc S675mo Avall epl 1 No garage pool '499-6009 ---$189,000 . pet.714·898-9611 • -rmae 1044 LllO llULn ~kdvs 2131285-2261 h -f _ Awesome bffc area ncd Cta•••iaiaal l"yl.E 17• 000 • .,• 'J•OO OCEAN FRONT WINTER I Br hme uppet $300·s ... O I ·-• RENTALS . FURNISHED. pays re nt & bills Oafuaid1t4 .... 1 G~~:• ~~nd~dfr i~~~~· 3 bd, $900; 4 bd. $1000. 539-6190 BEST Alty IM Lu• NB. 2 Br. 2 8a. U75 Located In OrangelrM _6_50_·7_3_6_8 _ _,_ ___ Circle thlS··Call fastl Well Ott 63l-365l Corinne. this 1 Bdrm has 11 loft Co••trCill VIiia Balboa Condo. Prof kepi 3Br 2Ba pool patio 2 Aea 893-1170 JON suitable tor den or office p t 1250 dee. compl turn, 2Br 2ba, story hm klda ok $600 Hurry on this onet roper l Ir/den. dining rm. fem rm. _s_3_9_-6_1_90_B_E_S_T_f_ee __ Atutatab hral.U. 631-7370 pool/spa. Beaut. vu. oc'n, _ Gree1 commerclat 10 • bay 111 es. Le a a e Ott Boin Chica mint 2 Br t.lMa cation, BalbOa Pen at the Sl500/mo. 1-997·3000 all crptd newer bltlnl TRADITIONAL REALTY lun zone (207 Palm). ut 191 dy, or ev/wltnds s543~5" 1901a1BEeS~11~1 y~rs haia1ala 2'07 Good Income-price r.. 1·771-0426. .,....,, ty M OCEAN FRONT·Yrty 3 Br. duced to S-400K U I , ~.. 1-:at 2244 2 Ba. Oplx, g&1, no pets 673 2"43 Bta1n a ar••t .. rlf• s 200 673 .,..~o !•-·-·------,,.__ I -2 2to5Bdrma i850.J2000 1 /mo. ~ ,---,.---,,.-=----,.... _ .. ,. zzo Ct1t1 .... 26 4 Univ Pk Terrace 3 Br Coadtaiaia•• 1275 2 Br oceantronl w/garage Great 1br Iba, frpl .. OJW. Dover model. 2 Ba. i1lnl $650/mo yrly. 'Risor lrg back yard. gar .• S500 loce11on, walklng dis· OOW YIEW!ll l•••tr I Wiater Agt 673-1282 lance lo comm. pool FM Brighi 2Br. 2Ba corner unit " ., I ea lty &Ind S 139.500 Jean on top floor Lu11ury em· t I I IEWNRT Y1WIE Laten 752-1414 menltles. owner 11nxlous .llCllSllULn 651·1177 7 minutes from t>Ctl. lBr, WOODBRIDGE BYCO 645-2251 PlllP llUJIEIHIT $530 mo. Jr 1Br $460 11 •111• •17• mo Pool, jacuzzl, sand, Village Green 3 Bdrm , • .., Da ltxtl Uaitl 1300 _ • -• vou.yball crt. tennis crt. ba lower unil In 8 great IAN DU L bdrms. Cort•• ••• Mar 2222 -MICNf:llC* OflfVI c8:i1 ;r;1.ffo°:;;' no pets location Lovely land-6 garages Npl Hghts Call last unique bungalow 111111- scaped garden patio S260K or? 975-0142 w/bltlns & utlls pd $425 2br 2ba patio l'lome Or· :L;.•la.:H;:.;.•.:lt;;.;:l;;;C;.::k;.....;:;.;.;.;. W II d II owe r M 0 d 8 I hurry 53~ 190 BEST lee annetret1 Air cond Rec 2Br. 28;. Blue 1 ~ $107 500 New duple•. Costa Mes., 11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .. ,, .._........ 5 minutes from OC41&n 11 lacll Avall 911. $750/mo Condo, beeutlfully lurn 2/3 Bdrm. 2 Ba low •1e. SPYILASS KILL 559-8030 Pv1 bCh. tennis. pool. ~lsor ·Realty 651·1177 La1aa1 le1ck 1041 New Custom Home 3 bd. 2', ba French doors, Frpl skylHe, Jacuzzi. brick & Ille deck and dtlve $208,000. Al· sumable loan •99· 1604 aasm In 1828 Fullenon A/C luxury 3 B-r2BA avall Sept thru June $900 PLeaM do not dl91urb Immaculate lamlly home S700's gourmet kit ptusti mo 499·32156 tenants 841·1884 or wlth 4 bdrms .lamllyrm . crpts tncd 4 k l d1 63 3 Ow upstairs game rm end • o ·~pleack 1-4 6 1 ner/Agent badminton court. Avall· gar/shop al 539 . ., 19 able on 1 yr lease at BEST Alty lee ·~ K T6 BElcA 2 Br lact•t Prer 1350 111ns,o.•. All two bedroom wltll enctoaed garages and private yards. Take over ISi Trust Deed ol $170.000 Saller wlll carry 2nd T D. Call Bob Scott GE 1sQ-Q100 ,f • " . . . • $2300 per mo. 171 41 '73·4400 121 J1 ue.uu HARBOR IPYIUULUIE ExewUve 2 etory 4 Bdrm 2 Be $800 gourmet kll rock frptc gar/shop kid• fine supernlce 539·8190 BEST Afly IM LAKES. spacious 1 Br end unit, lrplc, dining. lrg deck, part turn S650/mo Call Ma1'1ha, Barrett Ally yrly. garage. turn or un- furn no pets 673-6640 2Br, 1Ba. & 4Br. 2Ba, win- ter only S650 & $850 1213) 848-2232 4 er 2 Ba ocean front upr duplK rurnlahed winter S800mo. 9112. nr Slat 645-2117 _6_4_2_-s_2_00 ______ Attrec:Ulltlly l\Jrn 2 Br. pvt Woodbridge Condo 2 Br, 2 deck, 1tp1 to bch. winter Ba, air cond. lrplc, lge 2 _6_5_o_. 7_66_4 ____ _ car gar w/opnr Avall 9/ 1. EJCtre lge 3 br, 2 ba Step1 S79S 830·0645 to beaeh. Ocean & bay ~"":1 iw. ;~:'; OlllTIY OWi• spacious lamlly home 4 giant Bdrms. 3 bath•. huge ramlly room, brick llreptace formal dining "e11tra rarge bonus room" Now reduced 10 the rldlCUIOUS $ 155,000 Call tor show ing 546-2313 UHEMOME lllYllE TtllUCE IYOWIEll BUILD YOUR HOME on a spectacular OCEAN FRONT 3 Arch Bay, IM simple lot Call owner Fri to Mon (7 14) 499-3070 or Tue t o Thur a Newport ocean front trt-ple•. prime locatlon 673·7873 Large 4 Br home with fam- lly rm, dining rm, and breakfast area. Two fire- places, large yard and view S2200/mo. Barbara Aune 644·6200 Woodbridge Eatates .. Lln- coln .. 3Br 2'"' ba, lam rm, lndry rm, S 1000/mo. EM0·2021 Owner/agt vi-from sundeck S650 winter, $950 yrty 675-5204 art. 5 & wknds ~~.. ;~:; 11 IALlll ISUll s,,....i Sl1 ?01& 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. 2 atory with M.n,.. r.i .. •P 701& flreplace. sunny kitchen M••"' s.-n..-. ~~ and patio wllh spa. In per-~=.:. o-..cu ,024 feel condlllon $429,000 s..pp1 .... i ... """""' 11~ IU11ti1l ()Ul t1(J,..l:§ S..1-rOo v-----Realtors. 675·6000 TUPQORTATIOfC A_in.-r.h !loo"'"" c.:..msw,, ..... ..,.. Bok ... •Mu .. ....,.i..~ Mt~• If,.,......._ RI/• Tr1t1""' l t•"''"' Tre1Sorn C\1h\' AUTOMOTIVE /\ult• L,,.,."- Auw1 ~M'ft P•na Aw1.1111 W•nw.ci SV "'-' R-• H.uh t Wt.,•I Ut1-.- lr1• "-• v,.,~ "'''~~~ .. , ..... ,,. 8010 9'112 8014 llOI~ IOll !Mm 8022 8014 llOlt> 11<110 !IOI) (j())il ~Ill~ IOll\(1 110•\ W40 11110 SELL Idle Item• with a Delly PllOI ClUSlfled Ad &42·5878 COLDWC!U BANl(C!RO U . Ol&IT THRACE 111,000 THE REAL ESTATERS LOWDOWll UIDER 11 % lovely 2 BA. 2 Ba condo across from future home ol music center Ideal lo- cation for worldng person wtlo wants easy access 10 Frwys & !he comlorl ot lllTERESTl community llvlng As· Only 10"1• down will move sume Iha 1st T D you Into this oeau11ful 14C-IOIO Costa Meae hOme wllh o 30 year unbellevabla 11% apr loan Only $107 .000 tor thlS 3 Bdrm I'• both home with remodeled kitchen It's V11can11 Call 10 SM 646-7171 10 Room Home w/pool (2 13)799-1159 Walklng distance 10 --Beech Fashion IS., Bat OPEN SUNDAY 370 Is . nr by park S•50.000 Mountain 2 Br Wood Xlnl financing avall Will shingle. spotless house cooperate w/brokers w/legal unit. view, 1 block Avail by appt Call to beach $210,000 673·3745 or 640·272.2 Newell. 497.5411 Newrrt le1c~ Ifft 10 MHET MW• 1121,100 Baaullful new home old No qualltytng for purchase COM. 3200 SQ fl 100•1. of this btrlly decorated assumable long 1erm Newport Condo close 10 financing 85 t 1600 or the ocean Xlnt amenities 675·0232 w/pool & ctubhou11 tor OCElM & JEITT Yl£W 200 blk 40' lot. 3br • den 3b8, yard. compl relurb S539,000 217 Jnmlne Owner/agl 673-5551 entel'1elnlng 7 59· t 50 I or 752-7373 WALKER&LEE Ralflt* Ltt• fer Salt 1400 Lain• leack 4 I 0 AcrM pdme Garden 1 Br COiiage. frplc, lrg yd. Grove near Brookhurst & pet welcome $650/mo Wes1m ln11er. posslble 24 Kall Rentals 497-"1801 units $380,000 Agent 494·9704 or 495-1677 CHll Jina UH 2 Br hM. 2 )'1'S old. trplc. Ocnlrnt lg I Br winter S600 mo 1Blk bay & bch 18' yrty $435 mo 650-2493 Like new deluxe. 3 Br wtgar Faces w11er. Avail Sept lo June From S900. 832-6000 COSTA MESA Newp0rt 2 Br, 1 Ba. gar. bltln range dbl gar, 'lllew Kalt Rantal•oc __ EA_N_F_A_O_N_T_S_h_ar_p_2 Blvd t9,800 Ml II wllh 80 & oven. open beam cell, _49_7_~_4e_o_t______ BA $675 wlnl81'. Gar-oe. ft lrontage $350,000 with frig, gard Cat OK. $625 3Br. 2'~Ba. new cpt. greal No pals 673-7866 S95.000 down Seller will + S500 dep. Avall Sept 1 v I e w 1 . S 1350 mo carry bal Agt 67~6700 1982 A Meyer. 549·3484 643·2289 Presrlglous bachelor. water front, prlvete VILLA POI 2BA Tri Level TownhouM, LatHI Billi 256 beach, pool, fully cerpol'1. pool & spa $795 -...,., ,......., ktteh4ttl "°"' " 1 LIT 823-7527 or 77"2436 Even a better ~! Right ...,u ...,,.... · • .,.. 3 B 2 B I 2 fly. prlva1a parking 19125 MESA DA Super 3 bd +den 2 ba nr OCC here r 1 poo hm $1100/mo 6-42-1802 e gar mod kit $675 !!nanclno ank. sayt Indoor BBQ, new carpei S39·6190 BEST lee Wlntll'. 3 Br. view & decll Submll all offer a & drapes. $800/mo Oa••rlt Prtlitrtftt. 714-998·2200 HOME FOR RENT Wu! Nwpt. $825 Laguna Hiiia 3 Bdrm. $775 673.024 I Ot 831-4562 Jeflll Iha • 1·'414 3 er:-2 B..-a-. _M_o_n_tece_l_lo Fenced yard & garage Saa ca...... 1'7 T Sa. l IS-Twnhse. 2 car 8ar, pool, Kida & pelt welcome. i•t •Ir •I .v no pela. S66 • Sierra 863·1500. Agent. no '" 2 Br duple•. cloH lo~ 4 Waikiki tlme·ahare One Mgmt. 641-1324 I o w n . S 5 O O I m o . AUTOS WORT£0 .. , .old ii 1ltro116h I ft~ D•ll1 Pi/or .• , Costa Mt1a -1024 1101 1000 IOOD THiii 3 bdrm, 1 'h bo. beautltully upgraded; giant yard Open hOUH Sun 2005 Arnold Owner. 645·3440 @i¥j. wtMk per year $4,995. 3 Br 2ba, no pets, kids ok, L11aH lltatl S _4_9_2_-6_8_10 ____ _ Private pa1ty. 760· I 766 606 Joann St $725/mo. winter Beach Rent ale. A rt ti u I 4'11• k,i .. 1w"1 Vl0) AW1 WI01 AU4hn tlOll llMI.\ 9112 ,.1\lt.>f'\ Vtli 0..1.Aun 9111 llPUlf"•••n VIit fHJ-n Vl11 .... , U2J lt•ind<o tlH S.U•u Wl11 J....., ··~ J.,,_.n "" Wmboir-ah•n• ••» ......... •1~ ......... 9111 -tl41 M-.u tlU ~l»ru 114) M,__, ,.., MO .... Oppl fl)I "*'""'' •1» ~ fl)) l"orWtw WU7 ~· t u t llo'lllo "°V<" tlll Ro-< tllJ ... -. ti~ flu.boN .. ., Toyouo •1~ ,.,,_.,.. •111 VIII.._...., .. ,, Volw tl7) Mi., •1n I "Crhrd men7 ult• tht finl d•1 end ooh! II tht •rtood day lnr thr prirr I wanl~d 1 had en •d 111 tht R'll"''' b111 mott ol For 0 11aiflfd Ad 111y ••II• tame lto• ACTION tht IJ11l1 Pllo1 CaU 0.1• A••,...• A DAILY l'ILOT THE REAL ESTATERS MElllELMAR Big, bright and low priced, what more could you want? 4 Bdrm 2 Bath wllh separate Mair suite cloae to school1, ahopplng and park Full price only s 136.900 751·3191 NOLllOIE Quiet locallon 3 BA 2 80 . llreplace. AV access $148.000 financing by owner AD-YISO. r="=r.:w~ ..... :=:=:=:=:'.1!:=:=M==2·:":':'::::-1!ii~s lier lle0ar41t ""'· Hl·ll21 CHARMING 2Br. 18a house. Co1ta Maia • $83,000 Terms 548-&680 ·::~::~· '2:,(~\\.c{l ~-a ctr~· ,....,... '-T tut 1 ,.Ol.4•• •:.:·~-::"'~~ .. ~. :: .._ .. ,Ol•to...tliH"IClt.worct. S P A C £ E I 1 I' I I I ROCUS I ._,,......J,.....,I 1..--.r.--1 I ..... ..... -------' r II u "' £ I r H••• y(>ll • ..,., 11(100,11 10 f-Ti,,...,,,,..;-,,_...; .... , ~ ' lhonlo •O<Jvt Ille (luallly nr Ult • ---!;" ~·fVtC• •t•HO"•' Jvat f4 .__.._....__....._ ........ _, • morno t" ,n. ciu•H•• all S l U J T y I o.oen111 011 1ne . .__, .. , ~,--,.-,--,-0 l",.,..,,.i.-. th.. 1h .t,f• t)•lo(of ... _ _. ____ ..._ .... _ __. ................... ,., :;.;:,,.; ::..--~·'t ~;~ 9 u 1 .. 1 HlJMtltfll I' ,. r ,. r r I' I' I ~·nu> Jt• \U11••n . - . - - . • . • ~r:.~~.'. "1''"'1 I I I I I I I I uu..UTll9nNnll._lflMttMMH MUST IE SOLD THIS WEEK! UllUll•IHE ,., .. , .. .,. New Cuttom Home A•duce from S 1 600.000 10 11e6.ooo 171-JOll Lltlle MIH MutMt NI on • Tuffat, 11ong came a eplder and rHd In the HITltll OOlllH Lerge fenced yard with neat 3 Bdrm home with hardwood 110011 Well p1tced 111 $ 1?0,000 C•ll Shlrtey Mlchelmore to N8 IU-1200 j PETE ' BARRErr ... REALTY Dally PllOI CllUllled ·--------•! NCtl°" about MIN Mui· fet'1 Tuffet and l>OuQhl It lor to.Ill You can N II your tulle! ano tot1 of other lhtno• ttirougl'I Dally Pilot C1111lfled Adi Call 6'2·5e78 .... Cldlll~ to Go-Certa wnatwar 11'141 f'ed Roll ·em olf the market With a CleMl!ied Ad Calf Howl &42-5t76 , 0 .t call 644·1836 6·10 months. Unfurn and I! ••• • a • * llJ · rtlt tlwt * ltalH Fa1al1,.. completely turn D A •·1 .. --VIEWI VIEWI VIEWI 4 bd, 2 be. In Mees Verde, Th Alt 493 5855 --Sec Bid . 2 Br 2 Ba, l1IHa lalt1• 210t 3260 Mlnne1toa St. ompson r. • PtalaHll 1707 Poot, boat allp avall WATERFRT DOCk. Cape S900/mo EM4·1836 ~rt leack (ge 2 br dUP1e•. Wlnlar By Owner 675•8637 Cod 4Br 2b Kit bltlna, 4BA 2BA hovse,lrg lanced tlk29a, Npt Hll. ail new ren1al, 2 hH9 from bell, llfl UY! UYI WID. 2 car gar. $1100. patio & yard. West 19th Fncd. bltna. rafrlg + 2 car can furn $600. ~34 In a prime locatloo on 673·7713or859·7173 St.$800+aec.548·5598 gar. w1r/grdnr Incl IC .... "'U $1150 Rel• (213)-rtH I I•• Balboa Penln1ut1 laJMa 4 8<3 Ba. MM8 V81'de, lrg 66" '""74 ll8t w}tp rm. ICL H 75. OupleK 3Br 2ba 4 2Br 2 u t 1 .,......, " -_..,., ,.,. ..,, 2ba Park yOYr 55 looter Pt1l11al1 2107 home, :,.s r "'1191' M 4 B 3b Canal lront Bltlna, pool, cerpon. IN nnt., $950 559-1237 r I. · • t 7•"' 11"""' " t • Oul front A hard lo llnd large 2 er. furnlahea. -.. ec.an t•..t blka. Deck. ...g vu· ...... 0 v. Item Owner will carry It waaher/d!Y9f No pell is75 CVle Cape Cod 2 Br gar1g9 $1300/mo, 237 LARGE 1 BR. vtew d8dl 11% Int For mot• Into 500 w Oceanfront Tlte ba wood nrs new Ctnel. 676-7450 gar. txtr• S7'96 + dee. Ull $950/mo. 9 mo/winter. cpt/drpa. UMd brick. 8AYFRONT Moblle 3 Br 2 719 Marigold 640-425~ IR FIOH 997-3970 Clayt. 076-3778 Ordnr. gar '45-25ee be, beh. pool.~ s1ocio. Prof mate llhf 281 nr PAYILIU llUlTH av .. lwtlndt Beam celling accent• 2 yrty. 873..8()22 oc.an. s.3-40/mo. tarMI lll-1110 -.-.. -... --.-.-,-la)-,---Bdrm trlp!e hNderw/gar 752-9777axt 154, 12 10 9 ... 111<1e charmef $495 + BEAUTIFUL pm 720-1857 hm. • am f .. """ '"1"" BEST NWPT CREST CONDO lt!J!rl leack lHt l!!J!rt IHek lM ...,_, .., --BROOKVIEW TWNHOME: lg 4Br, lam rm, IQml WW IR M Tl IUll VILLI llLIDA Professional derorat.ed, furnished & unfurnished unit.a are now being offered for sale. Prices range Crom $149,000 to $247,000. U tntere8t.ed, pleaae calJ 645-6459. JRL PROPERTIES ocean vtew Aent or '" Lllr , er 3Br. 2'A ba. ffplc, al· option Aol IMS.-oe&e Lar~ re,,,.,,~ 11chad gar, patio, '""" pOOl/tpe, ttnnla. No Big Cany01\ lOllWly 4 Br • Femi 4 Advtt Poolt pelt SHO/mo Dye tam rm home, completely Tenn11Court 6 t0/485·2588. wknd/1 remod Guard gate Park llklMltlng 1t11714/841·1879 Bright 1nd chtary C'h11rmtl\g Ill bungalow S4000lmo yrty TIE SIOllES • Lido Ill• 5 br f1mlly home '"~one ...... Mw w/apptnc1 .300·1 pool 1n grNr 111ano tocallon. 1,41 •• 4,""2911 Ilda & ready 10< eppt. Call s2oooimo yrly. v 539·&190 B!ST Alty '" Dayfront condo: Lge 19r. Cttta.... 1714 Whet a Wondlerful WOl'ld fully turn Av•ll mo to mo .--------o;;.;; of Shopping. right at Buutlfully decorated UITlllE $900/mo. your ftngertlpa .-ydayl WATEAfRONT HOMES S850/mo. 2 Br l'..t Sa Deity Piiot ClaHtflt d 83 t· 1400 TwntlM, ,..,d,~y. Adi To place your ed. empet~.~Pof1,lndr-t cell &42·~78 and let • Cute, convenient 1 Br, ger rm, all blt•lna. CleMlfted Ad-Vlaor Nip age I blll beech, lurn 2638 Santa Ana Aw you avall S&50/mo 780-19e2 TSL MGMT 8'2· 1CI03 OI Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /M onday, Aug. 29, 1983 lall••11 Ceatracttu, hraltart l1Uald1la1 Bu47•aa Ren\O(l;J, or any lnveel-Gtatral t'IN'e•e"b"'°H"e"t•p!'l?"'!cPXl"!("'(-J'l'le"f""'fl RHH Cltaalf: 10 L1dac1rla1 P1l11ia1 Pl••~••• T1H krrict ' n•E P&111T1•1 1-2'!"!4"""~'""'!' r~11ri•'""'1"""u~-1~1~21~ HIOYEIPIHE/IHL ment. qfly Improvements RemOdellRepalra, comm Antique furniture rHlored, Jack ol ell tr•de1 carpen. P.l.l.t.E. hint Ot. & resld Uc'd, bOflded. tree plck•up & del lly, painting, gardening. (11'• Not Ju11 a Nemet Ins For est. 559-4 139 645-6434 all 6 731-9173 c!Mn upa, etc No rob 100 ltfH4dlt/ tft•~lil llJllUlll REFs Becky 841 ::126 IWmUHE, EXP 0 HOUSECLEANING LHllGAPIH by Richard Sinor lie WA TEA HEATER $1>9Clll l andaeape Aoo 645-2537 :260644 1• yrs 01 heppy P001tte11er1•FurnaGM local customers •Fauc.1t•Dl1P<KalU Tnia1 St"ict ..... 3305 "2073 large Of small 5-40..0354 .,...,. lie '" 5 Construction 'R' Us G1r111 0..r ltJlir CALL MABE l , Landecape rem0<1el1ng, 894· 142 t or 536 8332 clean up Sprinkler lrumk you, &e3-•114 - --Drains cleared from SS & Typing/Word Processing DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY C .i •. Ll R 1 •R d*Add' -• Home Repairs Carpentry a •••. -•• 28f~r'!mer~~~Cy MrvlC~· SprJngs-Hlnges·Openera Cabfnet11-Efec·Plumblng HOUSECLEANING 1vst11m1, computer or ou1un PllllTHI S25 anytime Repairs Quick easy revlllons Prompt, nea1 pto· 851-9604M&M432-0500 Reasonable 651·1041 DOITNOWll UlftlUlllU ; N-cablne11, cabinet lie 3347 1,. 655_0860 Repatra Lowea1 rates! Fencing OON 966·01411 lacing, bani & lormtea ------LIC'd Tom 557-4480 ONE CALL DOES IT All counterlops 642--0881 FRAMING • CONCRETE G .a I We fix II, break II, bu~ It SPA INSTALLATION lr•H •I CartHl!J MASONRY 675-8690 1---T!'!'IR!o'E!!"E!!"S!!""'"--or haul II 548· 009 Remooelir'epalr Unique X ~ CrM•i•t Topped/removed Clean flEPllH * PlllTIH unusual work a 1pecfafty. -75 3 76 Etc Gery 645 527'1 PTL :20 yra. Uc'd, bonded. essy doge! Grooming up, new lewn1 I · 4 . . • Palom1>0Const962·6314 achl, $10 anyaz Te&ctier CLEAN-UP MASTERS Haallat -21 yrs exp 546-26•8 All sizes Prof . re&s Ask 1•--•o"'u ... M'l'!P-Jo-e•s"'!&!"'-- 0000 REFS EXP'D manual Gladys 549-0759 11 yrs experience llCenced Insured Lloyd's HOUSECLEANING landcsape Only Tues & Thurs Open 714/597-7622 TAMMY 548-38 11 coflecl JOAN'S CLEANING Cooking · Errands -& All H&t\ftl Dulles 540· 1287 RenovaUng • Ao1011111ng Sprinklers Clean ups Dave 642·4853 Bud 549-5265 teaslonals 636-7149 Smllh & Son Plumbing CUSTOM EXTERIORS Plumbing repairs & draln1 5 INl ER Aea1 ratH Free cleared lie i;..5.3425 est Steve 547-4261 Paychllflcal INTERIOR EXTERIOR Cou1tlia1 Courtesty estimates _ OON 644-4198 Aetetlo011hlp recovery, Re· view, Renew, Aevllaflze •PAINTING• Aelalfonahlps 6•0-645• Widow Cluai11 WHtrEW1ZXM WINDOW WASHING The only magic tS QUALITY 63 I 2026 "let the Su11srllne In" SUNSHIN( WINDOW CLEANING 642-154!1 Yo.Jf Dally Piiot ServXle Olreclory Repreeen111lve Repafr·Allel'atlons at>oul our 25,000 lawn Doors-Windows-Cabinets Dryw1ll special Call anytime. SMALL MOVING JOBS Panel-Patios-Fences 35 bRYWALUACOUSfiCAL 646-668_. (Mlchaell MIKE 646-1391 Peclllc Co ast Cleaning "WE 00 IT AIGHTI' Est Brochure 768-7694 EJtlerior • 1n1erl01 Res1den1 -Commerlcal l11iaia~ia1_ Stale L•• Ftee est 536-980 1 Yrl tynas oi"l!tnl-'-ea wou• 1~-~------.-~ M1aou1 MJ-1111 tit. IU yrs exp Jerry 546·44 13 Small Jol>s & Repairs HAUL·MOVE·REMOVE Repair/small jobs Fences, BUO 552-9582 Clean Ups • Landscaping Furniture, Trash, Trees B •••• L.1.1 •-m·ce1 BRICKWORK Smell jobs • • ... Newpon, Casie Mesa. " .-v ""' ' Stele law require$ lhal all 12 YRS EXP Nwpl area Home or my Shop Steve con1rac1ors who perform shelves. par1111ons Low Hauling · l'ree Trim 963·54 15 NOAM rates. Steve 731-6311 Electrical Frtlll esllmetes. 842-9907 LT HAULING . MOVING IRONING JOBS WANTED, Irvine Reis 675-J 175 I rn smell, my prices are 494-8937. Free Est work over $200 1nclud1ng small! 650-6477 Ron lteaaat Service labor and ma1or1a1' must my home Ei1cet1enl N · i!!!ay-Parklng Lot Repafr1-Sea1coatlng S&S A11phll 631-4199llc ELECTAICtAN Priced Exp Gardner, Melnt, RENTAL CLEAN UPS right. free estimate on cleanups, tree lrlm. Free 645-8192/731-2916 work. Aelerence1 on re-_o_v_••-:il.n~~~-- qunt. Phone 642-5470 -A!C MOV1NG-1ny11me 001ck-Cereru1 low retes be licensed Unlicensed .... · I Custom resumes/cove• conirac1ors should so ,.na te1ters/1ob search large or small jobs Lie est Call Pete, 641· 1096 _ 6 GEORGE'S CLEAN UPS LI<. T 136046 552-04 10 f ar1hfng ln1ertor Design tips.Call COS 673-1107 slate in their BdvEsrltStng HANGING/STRIPPING Con11ac1ors and con ~21 573..0359 ler411i11 Waatt4 & HAULING No Jot> 100 SERVICES UNLIMITED uc·o ELECTRICIAN Mowing. EdgTng Twice a small 895-6006 Marketing, erranas Or's VS CS 673 5 2 ll f' sumers. contact Mary •&-1 IOYIH* 1 A·M coll ·1 1 -"~'-•"!II!"'--~!'---Grono1ee1 558-4086 wrth ldf1'ttlaf Ouallly work/Reas rates month $20 l o $25 HAULING SMALL JOBS appts, church etc Re-Best quallly 25 yr. exp Expert Wallcoverlng In· Hubet Aool1ng-all 1ype1 any questions Contrac- Compe1111ve ra1e11. s1aua11on. Reas Consult-New-Recover-Oec~s 1or s Sl ate license TOM 631-5072 546-9707 Trash & Furniture liable Oriver. ac11ve. at· • Eleclrfclan New/Repair JESSIE'S GARDENING MA TT 645-5069 l•acttve older women. Lie T • 116.428 730-1353 ant Asslgnmt 561·8590 lit R 411802 548-9734 Boaro, 28 C1v1c Center ltekl~•I Concrete, ma.sonry, flat· Fun · my home or work, foundations Block. your offtc.'. Retired • 35 btlcll llc'd 536-5013 yn expeflenoe. 5•6-4062 All types Low prices Lie Comp! clean ups & gen'I own car 646-9734 Free estimates 631-2345 malnt Freeesl 540-6035 "H-.o,.11~1!'iepo,C"'l"1'"'a'll'1!"'i!I~~--L • i ------•• A081N1s faEXN1NG ..... •~·~•c"'!•!!'!•-.•!l'•-.......... - STARVING COLLEGE Pl ~· . Secretuial Plaza. Room 690 Santa STUDENTS MOVING co uter ., • ., Str•icea Ana CA 9270 I lie Tl24-436 Insured PLAS EA PATCHING 1~~~!"!'1!-~~~~ 1---------641 -8427 Resluccos. Int/ext 30 yrs TYPING/BOOKKEEPING Make your shopping eas· SELL Idle flem1 wllh a le< by uslng the Dally Pl· Dally Piiot Claulfled Ad. tol Classltled Ade uc·o ELECTRICIAN Lawn/garden mafnt resld, DOUGHERTY BAOTHEHS Top quality. reas rates comml. Indus. Yd cln up SERVICE 8 thoroughly TREES • LANDSCAPING 646-7602 low rates 846-4947 evs clean house 540-0557 2 l YRS. 642•3657 Have somelhing to sell? Have something to sell? Ctassllled ads do It well Ctaasllled ads do II well CLEAN HOUSEi Have something 10 self? Rose Hsekpg 973-0564 Classllled ads do II -11. WAT CH US GROWi Neal Paul 545-2977 For lndlv /sml business -Hr /day/wk 640-0688 The tasleat draw In lhe ED'S PLASTERING West .a Dally Piiot Int/ext. Pa1chlng/1ex1ures WANT ACTION? Claulflect Ad 6-42-5678 Aastuccos. 845-8258 Claufl&d Ads 642-5678 C1asall1ed Ads are the answer 10 a successtul garage or yard aolel 11·, a better way to tell more people! AJ!rt•tah, Oal. At1rl•tat1, Oal. ltatala te Ollie• l1at1l1 2914 L11t I Foad 3004 1111 Waatt4 Slot Belr Waatt4 5100 Lost Sib Husky, M. Banking COOK 10 make ••mple • HOIOSCOPf C11t1 Mtll 2724 lftw~rl ltacla 2769 Sparkling upper unll· 10 * reatfitaklng View• Mesa Verde 4 plex. New 1 Br dlx apt, lots ol earthtone cpl & closed closets, 2 balconies, lrpfc Blk/Wht, Oana Hiiis HS INTERMEDIATE lunch tare. no experience area. Chol<e cheln, sad necessary 496-2434 children, 714-661-2756 CLERK / S•111 2901 HY VIEW LIVE 1J THI IUCN Beautiful large office eve II· M/F rmmte wen led. 21·25, able 842-4644. Mon-Fri, gar $525/mo, tst1laS1 • & pool $695/mo sec Wknds 966-1465. 979-689 or 660-0144 wkd&ys 498-1936 LOAN DEPT. resp. prof n/smkr lo shr 9-5 beau• apt wlfndry on -Losl Tortolshell Fe Cat Balboa Pen I houM C ·al Face 'l,blk •, org Vln lrom ocean Supet deal •••trCI BY SIDNEY OMARA COUITUI ,HSOI 2Br 1Ba. patio. ulfl. pd, nr 81 5300 Cell Allan or Rob ltalala 2911 4th/Avacado. CdM RE· Taesd.ay, August 30 Stunning large 1 & 2 Br. 2 Lido shop• & beach, no at 675_0132 18_5pml or ---------WAROI 675-5695 Newport Center • We are 1ook1ng lor a people·orlenled person Reliable Apply tn person The Tummy Stuller 270 S Brostol CoSla Mesa 751-3566 wllh good phone man-COURIER ners lo 1111 a TEMPOR· ARIES (Man:h 21-April 19): Focus on family, special trips, Ba garden apt, pool, pets S700Jmo. 673-0343 675-5035 all 5pm llAll IEW LOST: Yellow pet par&-___ .... _ la•-...t h 'f S li h d . . nal $425 & up 710 W t81h ___ Generous tenant Improve keel, 'Archie'. also 1 ICCTillN.llre 1.CUto ome,gt ts. pot ·g ton omestic1ty,perso --Looking again tor le prof ments.650lo4000sq ft small green parakeet .environment, concessions to needs of loved ones Y ou'll locate 2 Br 1'"' Ba. w/ga• crpts. to shr 2 Br, 2 stry, sky-oUlces I 90111. 2488 Rewe• .. 500 blk w11•ftn , · drapes. s1011e, lntd yard 11 h CM $290 Deb B c u ~ needed article, you 11 feel more secure and money picture will be w/patlo. water pd COUNTRY CLUB Lt VI NG g t. '8 N ewpo' 1 1 · M 631-3123 548-3981, 832-8301 642-3490 brighter. 63&-4120 1-5PM IN NEWPORT BEACH _ _ _ _ TAURUS (April 20-May 20)· What appeared to be lost has 667 "L" Victoria S525 Slngles 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart-Male Rmmt 26+ needed. C2-400 sq tt bldg, yard, . . · 2619 "O" Santa Ana ments & Townhouses on beach, $350 151 last & rear ol 2470 Newport LOST YELLOW/WHITE COCKATEIL VIC HV ARY ooaJllQCI Type 50 lor Newport Beach Area wpm and good organize· Clean cul must have own 11onaf skills required motorcycte, non·smkr Those quallheo, conteC1 Call Ardt:> 850• 1111 Yvelle Moreno (2131 Dental Recep1tonis1 ex- &41 ·2114 pet1enced 1n pegboard HOMES REWARD actually been nusplaced, will be located. Focus on payments, $540 Some are elegantly dep 650-0207 Blvd $275/mo 646-3192 collectiol18 and values placed on personal possessions. Tenns will WANTED 01.11e1 Mnsallve furnished From 5660 M/F :-T'Br.2 ba 11ousi. CM/NB 17th & Newpor1. becleacly defined, you'll learn where you stand and what to do non-smoking adulu s~~ ~~~qbu%~1~: :~ $300 mo Ava II 9/1 Newer 3300 sq 11, ample 644-8053 IMPERIAL S & L billing insurance 4'~ day wk , Costa Mesa MFH 631· 1420 about it. E'slde 2BR Iba blllns, 14•· llOO 760-1433 or 720· 113 I perking air cond Owner GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You'll be at right place, you'll gd~;,· ~e~~gsfov,.:a~u~~'. ---•CONDOS• M/F to shr exec condo~ 675·6900 ha 'bili't d 'U also 1..._ han f te China Coves COM 111, wanled· buy. rent or ve more respoJlSl y an you rwve c ce or grea r no pets, quiet cut-de-sac Villa Balboa and Ver-last, $450/mo 2 stry, pvt, lease/opt, approx 800 sq reward. Focus on money and love, promotion and achievement. area Washer hkkup •sallies 631 -4960 gar. frplc. 2 patios Avail 11 warehouse/shipping d th d h a11a11. $500/mo nego· __ You'll be ealingwi older indivi uals, persons wil "power " liable 644.53_.2 wkdyev 3 Br 2 Ba. garage. canal 1011 673-8519 hm. space · 2 office spaces who recognize your potential. wk nds 10am-3pm front, ocean l'h blocks, 978-1781,ext 57 In Newport vie . Mimi CANCER (June 21-July 22): You could be appearing before 631-2025 218 Hfohland S850/mo Prol male under 30 10 675-02 12 -675· 745<>, 2131424-9425 share lrg NB home xlras the media -sales ability is heightened, people are fascinated by .....,..81iBnU semi-private, $400/mo' ld81tri1l your views and how you express them. Much occurs behind ~ ,. Saa Clt•tatt 2776 1nctds maids serv ltatals 2920 1eenes,you'Ugainaccesstoconfidentialdat.aandyourauraspells TOWHtlH 2 Br $485 Furn S520 63t-6Jt3 1200 sq 11 west Irvine mystery, intrigue and glamour. Cta4H fer rtltl Pool, year round. nr $hr 3 br. 1 ba C.M ttouse. area From $504/mo LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Emphasis on romance, pioneering Frplc, vaulted tellings. dbl beech, buses No pel!I n/smker. lge yard. $250 l'om 851-8928 garage, pool & spa 2 496-6277 • utlfs 645·3466 projects, challenges to creative capabilities. You'U feel more Bdrm Oen 2'" Ba $770 2 660 sq It 3975 Birch, a.live, vitality makes dramatic comeback and you'U be in cont.act 1 Bdrm 11• Ba S630 looaa 2900 we 111001< tor you!I Newport Beach $1330 666 w 181n St Housema1es/Unllmlled MIA zonin g Agent with i.ndivuduals who are innovative, dynamic and who help 645-2739 Furnished room in Cos1a Estabf1she<1 12 yrii 541-5032 \your best qualities. Mesa hOme, $230/mo • I in OC 832-4134 t CdM. former manicurist Westside I Br stove 645 2435 alt 4pm GO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Follow through on first crpts drapes, laundry · _ Reatals Waatt4 2909 di• su11e 2655 E Cat im ---' Indi ·d a) h d ''{ tast' " · 1 N 1 S395/ 0 Golf course vu Poot. hot Hwy. S575mo 675-6900 P•~ons. V1 u w o ma e an tC prorruse was ac o PB s m tub Non-smkr Chrisuan wanted room by Sept 7 sincere but can not fulfill obligation. Know it, do someth.mg 646-4362 mo ral s Pvt en tr In ••change tor 11 hekpg, •S690 up 2265 n Indus- about "covering tracks" and protectmg your own prestige. WOOIWI YILLllE S235/mo 85 1· 1910 NB emp1 fem 494-3079 trial office 18101 Reoon--do Circle. •T. Huntington Cancer, Aquarius penions play key roles ' & 2 Br Apts avail Poot. Mid age working woman Gtrlftl fer Beach 842-2634 LIBRA (Se t 23-0ct 22) S llight d e T ti n spa, garage avail. laundry has rum room for same leat 2912 p · · : po on IV l"Sl •ca 0 • rm. gas paid No pets 1n large condo nr So "_ .... _.., ____ __ WANTED. shop apace or Peuoa1l1 3012 * FAITUY PIOIE * Guys/Girts/Couples Call Joy 840-.4 710 (24 hrs I MC · Visa · Amar. Express ESCORTS/IODELS Oulcall ONLY 835-9199 EXOTIC l&ICHS Bachelor /Bachelorette Ollloe & Blr111day Parties THE UST HURRAH 738-8538. 558-8538 SPIRITUAL READINGS Advice In ell mailers Love. marnage & t>ustness Also counseling 1815 So El Camino Real San Clem lic'd 492· 7296 Schob I IHtractiH 3016 Parent participation Nur- sery School Ages three and IOU• Call 964-3680 EOE Banking ,/T TILLER Excellent opportunity tor eicperlenced person In at· tractive Savings & Loan Immediate opening otters varied duties Position re- quires approx1ma1ety 3 days/"'11 and alternate Saturdays unllf I P M C all Linda Dacus. 754-1801 OCSL 1700 Aoams Ave. Costa Mesa California E.O E 1umsm11T Wllollow1ng Top Pay Beaut NB S alon 644-0661 IOATlllDW Housewives. students, PIT, temp help, caahle,,, 1k1 tkrs, parkg attn elc Appty 1n person M-F 01wn 3-6PM al 1760 Monrovia Ave. Ste C2. CoSla Mesa tor Info Call btwn 3-6PM 646-3966 HCllOW IEOlnlJIY Corona Oel Mar oNIOe b11g111 mature person needed for Orange Coun· ttes 2nd oldeSt & friend· 1es1 company type 50WPM and have des11e to advance Xlnl benel11s Ring 547-5625 as~ tor Lynn fhree 5ui>erv15ory open ings lor Health Or1en- 1ed1sell mot1va1ed 1ndt· v•duals High earning poten11a1 No e1pertenc.e required We T1111n 1n Not 0 11<. 650·21•8 Full l rme 8•P See- re t a• i Bookk eep er needed 101 sml 1as1 grow· 1ng manulac1ur1ng l1rm Excellent spefflng gram- mar gen I business & of· lice prol1c1ency requ11e<3 GOO<! pnone & organ1za 11ona1 s~111s essen1tat Non-smkr prelerre<3 Call Co11nne 6•5·955:<' exploration and travel. Spuitual values conunand much 2 Br t''• Ba S595-S610 Coast Plaza Full hse prlv Balboa Island Lg ovrsze attention, may cause you to revise previous opinions and to 18r 1 BA $515 Pooll1ac $225/mo w1s1orage HI-dry New actually change itinerary. You'll be dealing with lively, active TSLllllT lH-001_! 545.J 110 roofS75l mo 646-6333 large garage !or minor la1iaeu Off. 4014 auto body repair, wlff pay 11lness forces sale of Ex· up 10 $200/mo Costa cluslve wood & metal Mesa or Huntinglon Sch business S85,000 lakes Bookkeeper/Sec~y. :i'0-30 hrs wk, llexlble, local C811 FULL TIME PAY Jan or cra1g 545-5211 Pllll-TIIE WOH Gemini, ~ttarius individuals. D1a1 Poial 2726 ovei 21 M. walk to t>eh WANTED shop space or SCOR lo (Oct 23 N 21 ""--·d Pool fee tennis Avail large garage for minor . -ov. ). J.une your moves -avo1 Spacious. brtghl. 2 Br ,.,., now ·548.;.260 993•4888 auto bOdy repair, wllf pay premature actions. Focus on fine print, details, apparent minor ba $625 493-0467 · up 10 s2001mo Costa matters which could eventually be lransfonned into maJO· r Rant. ltacL 74..,. Floom tor rent near bch & Mesa or Huntington Bc11 • tU fwy . S250 mo 963-4954 Biii 969· 1221 1-ues. Be sure money promises are clearly spelled out in any 2 Br 1 Ba. upstairs. lrPlc. Share Fountain Valley Ollict lealala 914 Biil 969-1221 all. T8fm• 968·6187 Niac. l1a11la 2925 Mort11'-"' tGUIFRllT T.D.1 4021 WINTER RENTAL I ti ••ntEll 3Br. 2Be. family preferred ' ' - Bus Person Experience Opporlun111es available necessery Apply In per. wllh lhe LO$ Angeles son. 2-4 pm, Mon-Wed Tlme5 c .. cu1111on Oe- LA BIARRITZ. 414 No Pa rl m en I t n o u • Newport Blvd, Npt Bch doO•·IO·door newspaper 645-6700 EOE sales program Guaran leed hourly wage plus legal docwnent. gerage S 25 /mo home. reap prol male SAGl'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21): Be ready for change, 64~7803 over 35 642-2917 1617 Wntcllff, NB 278 to S900 mo 675-7705 llltrt111• Ot. lao. Speclatfzlng In 1s1 & 2nd haHact•Hh lOO! TO'a since t9•9 *SPIRITUAL A6V1SOA• RE. Bro«er Bd Realtors Advice In love, marriage & ~2-2171 545-0611 Olllln ••• , commission Hours 9AM ·-' b ak d ual s & 1365 sq N Suitable lor trav~, variety. re from past an WlUS response from 2 Br. 2 Ba 600• 1st. last Unfurn Room & Bath. Elec mecstcat or oen1a1 Agent ..._ ·-'--Go 1 · · ) fil d $200 aec Nr Main & 0 ~partner or mate. sow, mamtam ow pro e an Adams 960_4438 garage W /O wn 541-5032 No ••perlence nec:euary . 2PM or •PM 9PM $4/hour to stan. Good \ra1n1ng 1s pro•10ed driving record required Po1en11al to earn S300 850-1755 plus per w~k For an 1n study written material. ~t thoughts, ideas on paper and take 2Br on ~nd wlocn 111ew. phooe S350 646-0162 *_E_U __ G_n_l_VE stepe t.o protect fonnat. 2<4 hr security guard. Ga11t Ht•t1 HOS SIITTI* business 675-2495• SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS WE HY TllllT HEii FOR INFORMATION CALL Child care, PIT, Tues terview Cell C7l 'I Wed. Thura. Muat have 957-2361, e~t 1204 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Domestic adjuslment a.ids Pool, sauna, wshrt dryr 1 would Hke 10 cara 10, 1 1 MO FREE RENT TH &sltGIATES IH·I010 transper1alfon. 751-8882 GENEJ=IAL OFFICE in promoting security. h el ps fortify spuil. Focus on basic i.ssut."S, laclf 1950 mo lee • sec elderly person In clean at-With shon term lease. 1u11 daya, 5.t0-9797 elleJ Imm FIT opening ava11 peta, dependents and employment. Taurus, Libra. Scorpio dep 53B-5o93 tractive English soeaklng service sultn Keep your w1oow HAS SSS for OllOIUTlll ed .Ellw•IE ,I.ES home Private room and ocvemead low & Escape . Scour T O's. S 10,000 up NO Earn $75-S 100 a day, pay natives play important roles. Favorable news receiv concern-• prolesstonal Im'""• high Femur. Jusll" B d h h I ' II bath Dey care or five In -... , cr· .. lt ch~k. no penally. 3 x·a a week, FIP 11me 1 .... health of relative. 1 ' s ws r, rp c. P• o. 681 Dover Or, Suite 14, CUSTOMER ""' "" .. <& pool. S490/mo 842-8807 714-535·3075 Newpor1 Beach Have you ever stopped lo Aleo buy jumbo TO 548 3842 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Aura of r omance prevails -19221 Delaware St 631_3651 think about the qualfty ol S300K up. a Oenlton G-O-Lt-1-Pll-IT-=- you'll feel that others appreciate you and that your appearance SEAWllD IHtala lo BALBOA PENINSULA sell-service s1at1on1? Anoe. 673•73 t 1 li'i'AA IHlll I IWIT. baa vastly improved. What appears to be a loss is merely a S~ut 2901 400 IQ tt Pvt bath Re-Justremember. lhe quell-Btlp WHIM :uvv Hardworking lndlvlduaf temporary delay -know i t and act accordingly. Member of YILU&E Gsomo Share NB Condo done S300mo 875·7ll04 ~U;~o~f:'d• on the * * * * * * * * w /pfant knowledge Op--'te -x does care and will prove 1·l New 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury w/Poot. Jecuz:zt, Tennis. &IE YOl IWlll needed tor full lime pos-....-_, · I I 14 pie s 1 Bdrm Ger, FP, very large place, Booth Attendant (Parking t F • ii'Alu Pl.SCES(Feb.19-March20):Accentonsolidissues,property ~/:,~ S5o45. 2 idrm from M /F . Avail Now Lot), Accepllng appll-"' tH """" WUTYOl'IE '8:~g1~ ~~~~~~elm~~~- values and basic security. You'U have chance to increase $630 Townhouse from 642-5978 cations. Cell 642·•6414. llY'S llln LOil-WOITiel tenance of annu111 and eaminp, to accept responsibility leading to promotion. Be $895 ' pools, tennis. 4 BEDROOM HOUSE ~on-Fri, 9-5pm saved 10 buy a bike, en I em 31 years old. In my perrenlel beds & con-•'-~ '""h f small . d h . dd c1a Ca . waterfalls, ponds Gas tor Partially furnished living EUCnlVE lllTES route Huntington Beach llrSI year tn10 Heellh end talners wlff be principle w .... •"""6 • aware o pnnt an I en uses. pnrom cooking & healing paid dining. recreation room1. l o Colla Mesa (1)$50, Nu111tlon lnduatry • I ruponslbllllfes Call plays significant role. From San Diego Frwy large kitchen CM IEWNIT IUOI {2)$20, (1)$10, (3)$1 Lost made S60.000I Thf! MC• 6 7 3. 2268 Mon. Fr I drive North on Seacn 10 S300 , , , ullllties Lux new lull aervlee off tees Friday • pfeaM help ond year doubled! 1 drive 8 30"4PM for an appt &prmnta, Val. lNttlltab, OaJ. Apart•Hll, Oaf. ~~~=~~=~ ~;ds;~~,~~ 850-t761 af1 4pm 130·~~~:~11::me2 969-1221 Todd ~w~ew ~~;,f~~~~~e~~ ~;~v~~b':,e & reteren· ,.__ • Z7Z4 C M 2724 V I l l A G E Bedfellows Int liberal & Aecepl & Ansg aerv, --_ -ta na Hll HI Co1l1 Miii 2724 (714)893-5198 Conser v M I F. a If garden counyard. lrg Calllorn1a and one In Community Service Rep- 1650 t I I C If 52 6•oe FOUND ADS Hawaii We heve a resentellve Full tlmepos· M 15/mo 2 Br 1 Be lower •q t or qu et uxury, E-slde twnhse 2Br l'h ba screened $25 each All windows a • .. d 1 1 unit, doM lo stores. no 2 Br, 2'h Ba. w/every 2546 Orange no pets' Nt!J!fl ltac• 2769 areas 972·2095 For iea•a e~~utlve oHI-· ARE FREE g1oun loor oppottun ty ltlon open wllh March ol ...... 11 ictra. lncd yard $750 56 51 6 2·2520 -_ ~ • .,.. ~-b11ctced by company Dimes as community ser-...--. r 673-8336, 642-9866 1 mo 4 • $850tmo. 3 Br 2 Ba Buss woman looking tor lido Peninsula. Newport training Call Gerl vice rep Should have 2257 Maple llJllE• "IST• am upper unit. gerege. w/d rmmle to sh• 4 bd hme, Beach. J 122 sq 11 High 714-891-1372 prior e•perlence 1n or-Tll lls.. U2· 1IOI 2 bd. dnstrs. ger. nice · 9 • • hk·up. 3 blocks 10 beech, Eestblull $300 • 1st • vtstbillly olllce space plus Call.· * * * * • • • * ganlzatlonal work. sales 1495/mo 2 Br I Ba. pool, t11.1ndry room, close to lhOppfng 149 E Bay SI Tll. llpt. U2-1IOI area Victoria/Canyon S485 1 Br 1 Ba Apt all t>ft·lns 1s1 • ullls 759· 1211. eat 1000 SQ II private deck B end/or fund raising Must No dogs Av all 9-4. S565-s595 2 Br· 2 Be 208 Lugonla 280 oays. 6'40·8183 eves. on Newport Blvd In land-142-llll Accounting clerk for N be sell s11111er and al>le to S550/mo 631-6812 Townhouse frpfc, llkY· TSL Ms•t t••· 110• mark Cannery VIiiage ad agencl Y Blllo'"t e~per work with both Joung fights, patio, elf built-Ina Ill • Fem 2 br houae In Hunt Bldg Distinctive decorat· req, typ ng. I ey by people and 8 ult• 2c pBtr~,dS46so .• Obalr1a1gne1 366 Avocado Beach pnlhse 3 Br. tpa, SB2c~5CLOSE TO OCvEAN Ing with wood panellng & ---Ntooun~shm, .. ,sep:e' I sH•:.·~~; Salary, s12,000-S1•.000 r 0 rp 0 • TSL Mgmt 642-9• 12 pool Vu. Bayalde Cove o Avail Ms ovng 1111alfpaper provides an Found· Dog Older blk/lan 633_843"5 10, appl + benefits Send resume Lne 1yp1ng. 111ood speak- ing slcllls MuSI t>e lie\· 1ble No eAP nee W•ll train Contac t Lita 556-33 10 lll&PlllC llTllT Exper tor typese111ng t>us1ness 642·9678 111111 snusT UllCHIST Aegis Halrsty11s11 In the Mission Viejo Mall an- nounces outstanding 1ob opp for e .. perlenced. quell lied lull 141rv1ce hen - slyhsl & manicurist II you are out 10 make top dotlar and don I mind working hara w1lh e greet allllude come with us Guaran- 1eed s11fery comm1ss1on. p111d vecalions and other 1ncen11ve bonvs point programs Call CM rtone Cit ric 495-2005 Ha11 styllsl wanted that 1s aggressive and wants to take criarge or their own career Sub0leas1ng et a well 11stabllshe<1 salon 1n Newport Bee c h 675-2046 or 552·0245 1585/mo 2 Br. 1'~ Ba 525-8803 ------$l895 95!>-2177 759-07001536-8824 alnt atmosphere for ell· mafa Corner Placen-10 ••arch ol ..,,mes, 661 Townhou ... ,_ carpet, ,...,,,..-----Gteat lbr Iba, frpr . DIW. __ _ M ..,. new drapea, laundry 2 Br collage type. gar. pvt lrg b&QI yard. gar . $500 Gorgeous 1 t>r condo w/ Female to ''" HB 2Br ecutlve ollloe1 Avail for 1111 I V I ct or I a. CM AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS Hamlflon, Room 650, •ElP w•.-I room,11'1Clo..cs1>9rage amlyrd &lndry S550 ' Agt873-1282 mlrror&dwardrobes.OW. 2Ba. S267 50 mo 2·5 yeat term Aslllng 645-7236 Weight llltfng lnt1ruc1ors C0&1aMe18CA.92627 _,., ln2., p MC dep. Refs req'd, no --969-2007. 645-3466 S 1 20 1q 11, triple end. F-ound le bl" lab puppy, fe for new business Call IHTHUlfl Tsl M "' " om'!~8 603 pets 642-0350 Large 1 Br, pool, lndry lee. relrlg. new crpta, lull 19• Annual CPI Call Sylvia blk lab mi'xed puppy, ma Mrs Courlney 83:<'·49_18 OHi (lllllLElll COOK. Pttntry. private gmt .... 2-1 car por1s. S-404/mo. ulfls curlty Pool 4 clubhouse Femlo shr hae on the Pelican Pro,,..r11e• Inc Oa111 & some e·-.,1n~a country club, L•~un• 2B d I ... I t oL I .--~ · blk/whl rabbi! And nu· Ana. Seru , N. B., plant olc, ' • .,,, ...... , 2 ... 2 ... 1 r rp1/cpt. re .... pan · pd 548-0338 w/Vlew of ocean ,. m Blul1, CM No dep. no 714/645-8501 Broker • Apply 2-4pm: Dove t Nliuet Phone "'•I. -mo. ... .... 8P · 180 E Rochester $450, ---,..----ewey 859-7666 wkdy1 1••1 S250/mo 6" t-2578 merous kfllens a cala exper opr P/T 1hllt " .ended yard. car pon, 548--0194, 675-6527 lf9ht, bright & view ol ... ... ., cooperation av ell now Newport 3. 1 tPM Cell Mon att Retlaurant. 16fi0 Dove 49 ·5767 9 am • 3 pm lndry rm, am pet<*. welertalls 1 Br Condo. 1111 YIEW I Fem ahr houae w/same. NEWPORT BEACH oHlca Beach Animal Sheller. 8AM 631-5640 SI • N-por1 Beech Closed Mondays 2l95MapleSt. 2 Br walk to th<>pplng, modelupgrad ... garage, 2Br 11>•. 1 door trom 2br, 1ba,n-smkS230mo 1,000 sq tt. Attracllve. 125 Men Or. CM , COOk. lull time or plll High tchOOI student or Tl&._.,, M2·1IOI patio, •tarting at '525. frplc. micro, pOOI & •P• beach $786/mo yrty. 1.,.,ulll aft 6pm 646-1083 Well MaJntalned. Modern 6•4·3656 ASSE•IUll time. capable of produc· older. 6 hra pr weett 557· 1430 S595/mo. 545-3115 546·5605 Fem. to "'' w/Hme 2·aly 9ulldfng on Quiet Street 0 , 0 1 Ing high quaffty cufllM 7~..0370 •~•n• MUI 2 Br Condo trg/dect<. M SO. 631-"381. $41· t884. MOOtmo 2 Br , .,,, B• TownhouM, grMnbeH. fir. ear port. balcony 2079 Th\Jrln tll.... M2-1IOI 2 Br w/gar, crptt, waler MESA PINES 2860 Harte N-everything 1 Br. 2 apt. Cdm, oceen Y\I, wall< Al11lgne<1 Parking 011r-FOUN · ray cat, v c lmm.dltleopentnoa 499·2271. Uk for Oeanle HI ~ch 1 1 d --P T paid ~8-4120 t-6PM. BEAUTIFUL 1 Br 1525/up to beach, pv1 lennla/pOOI, age a Av II 11 I b I e Harbor & Hall, f V, Good Finger dexterity. 0 s oo s u ent, ' 2176 "'C"Pt--.t11'460 PAVpallo,pOOl,tana block• off aand $336.759-6035 6'5-4600/645-3323 ~6-828~ ---*VOLT Oltl wor~ orepertng 2228 "C" Pl&e*lllt. 1•70 TOP •·t ..,.. t S450lyrty 760"8862 --DO -SE FOUND Liiiie blk/brwn Lune ti lhlft Esteb brochures Call 548·9841 • .... ,. b ... ar·~~~244;0 pe• PenlhOUM,M<: bldg,2Br Fl lhr NB l()'.191y 3 11ory BAYFRON1'Bl BA • dog mute, 100111 Ilka frtnch-Conl , .. , ~. 11>f. I 8 1 ..,un, ---=--,-c-----2 Ba. den°' 3rd Br. lam· two hH, oceen Y\I, all MENT. 2500 ao 11 Doale vie P111cent19 TEMPORARY SERVICES Laguna Recent or cur-11,41111 n<>fl·emoiler only. W !7th New Breed Apar1men11 fly rm, dining rm, 2 O.Cka amenfllfll. lrg gar. neat & 5oc is 1 OO/aq 11 Call HtmlltOn, CM tdenlll'y ai rent work hit! Call 9-12, Now hiring Pf•-• '°' near Whlttlef ~-3829 Oulet-wilque landlcape w / wh fl ewat er view congenf&f 1500 645-9919 Mon·Fr5t !2•5_ •• 4• 2057 Wallace. Apt A (714) 548--47• 1 Tues Wt<!, Tllurs only hand Ironing Mutt t>e P d .. ..u .. "8•8 c , ...... _ •97 •21 mellculoua 1000 No 501••25 1 Br( p~) • No eta I b rm, 1 ba, S950/mo yrly lea-Reis F 2., I k ---,, .. 1mpu ..,.,.... .. • ., 1 -u .,..., "' 1495, B8ohelorlloll, to ahr w/1 ,., n •m · FOUND· Terrier mlic dog, AcroulromOC Afrport Coast Hwy, Lag. Bch 2Br (Clown). L.ge quiet No pets Ownr/Agt 21>r,2ba,S,C.aree USS NEWPORT CENTER. Full Fairview & Adam• OHIS 494-4044 aota Cple/drps.nopell $495. 393 Hamilton, 675..0108or873·0844 Oay 979-3700 eva Mrvlc~ExecuttveSufles 637•9321 dya,979_1976 EOE M/F 311 w Wllaon 631-2177 Cotta Meaa 6•5·•• ti ,.4,. 1\11"" $575-$825 640-5470 att 8p•• Now hiring. Eicper19nCt COt1909 type t Br, ulll pd, Ou~I 2 81 I Ba garage, ., v-vv<u ,.. Pref Wt;M 900 hou11 pvtCitlOilnelryrm,"450 3 Br 101e1ty ~. Newly palnlt<I 2 Bdrm 1 pOOI. Newport He+ghlt HM t o shr TUr1fe Rock Olllte:facefortffH 747 Loit Siami .. Me at, BABYSITTEA(malure),my negot11bfe TH£ ORIN(). + 50 MC 099 Ref• brand new. , .... 81 Ba 1535/mo & I Bdrm $600/mo. 1601 c 15th IUllyfurn Pool.jacllnn11: tt,180 /rnoutlltpd AIC, Leguna Beech, ·-•rd home"'~·~'~ In SI ,1&0 EA, 1400 Pacflk: Col*t Ho11/HOtllU day.--& tome ..... , Nr OC Air· por1 Call bet 2·4pm 752-2538 recfel.nopet• 8'42..0350 townhouae ap1t. O/W, 1435.1455 Ullla p11c1. St 645-7355 leprel $>450/mo, ·~utfl orouncl fir 1055 El 494•84671494•3672 WHll. "'" O• i cy Highway. Newport con-oe type t Br, utlf pd, patl01. ltldt OK. no peta. g11age, pOOI. no pelt Vffltl BalbOa 2 er, 2 Ba 833-2759or851·1105 Camino Or, Cott• Mesa 548·102'3 Betch 64Nl881 Hotel ~sc,tto, tndirm. gar Sep 1 ooou p 1 ncy 301 Avocado 642.0850 condo, ocnnlbty view, .. ~,ke MfHlon Vla'o hae 10 3 Blk• E of Fairview & Lo11: SlameM type gry M. Babyaltter,-mature. my •iiiiiiiiiiiii._ __ INewpon Beach front 01- 1-+ 50 ~ '805/mo For rental •P· 00 -1 bid """''•P• 1 " r Adams Cat. Chipped rt lrnt Ieng home, ••on-Fri from -lice clerll. m•n•ott ""' .... P I.. frpf(;, Pv1 pat 0 MC. g, ,.vv • ,r 1hr. emenlllet, 1pa, le 754-1040, Mr Trtcy 640-10~2 Npl Shrt $50 7 30 .. ._.!"'p•• e•o .,..5 .,.. .. _1•1111 • Mllure. •nracttve, ~I. d8P PW1 reef Cl, no i>et• pllCallon 6'5·e&4S Cl•hwahr, E!Httlde.,. to 2 leeM non·tmk1 pret 1300 ---•-•rd "'"'.. .... .. ""'.. llnockt ontt1 when you h • r d w or k I ng M~..o350 £/aide duplex, 2 Br, 1 ea. Br garoen •Pt $5115/mo ... L PIWllTIH 770·6638 • S2llO/up. car Pill. UN reMlll-9ttling Dally 714·646 44 11 10 Ml . 5 f.-tttlde 281 1t>a adult gar. rs· w/d hku9 Cpl 661-2841 141-t•lt drai>«t, l /C, rMlroomt, LOST Small Whlll To pltca )'OUf ~ Piiot Ctaulfleel Adi 10 pm AB). fo1 Oavtel Stec>· ~ Full tauncs 5().. 77 LIVI AT Tll IUOll 17301 ee.ch Blvd Hunt· MAL TES! No Teelh, before the reach the 0t_,. Cout h•ns ptta '416/mo. 83J..78: pref &t5t mo e 20 7 Eastafde Duplex. 2 1tory, 3 WATERFRONT ~port 8atbo1 l1fand family lngton Beech 8•2·2834 Vee Mii• I Qlenneyre, reeding public, metkel. or 646-1941 8PlloCIOIJ• 2 Br Iba, quiet 81. 2 B• ancl•d yard tela 2B• quiet are11, 4 yr• horn• Private bllh Utff1 LB Ofl 817183 hOme 0~~110, Phone &42-H78 Hive aomethlng you went E·llele,outdoorarH.gar ,\vell 9·1-83 S7001mo new. $860/mo yrly pd 1300/mo 67!>·9142 CluallledA<la.youron.. '497-4387 w ork c•···•r ..... 2:&171 IOMll?CIH11fleded1do WMt Ada Cell ... 2.5979, 1550/mo. 87:1·1848 640-0907 850-1906 all 6 -:'='OO=ahoc>Pl===ng=c.n:-::='er==l-831·0358 =~·-~~~.,..~~~~~~~~~~~~ ti well 642·5&78 P4 -----· -- Oran e Coaat DAIL V PILOT /Mon/ay, Au . 29, 1983 ltlt WHIM 1100 •••• w..... lltl l•lt ...... .. .. Aa1tlt11 IOIJ .. I n ..... , s 1 c1 i. Co M diant 2 day Nllte I an· 1111 6ttt• 1131 N2' TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE IHI mu O&lllT si!~ion!'a 270 ~! .. ,7: TIAYll 11111 11q114111JC1lon S~t e-10 1 u 12" ;;dllln:;-.,. 1186 m 111 ii&f. &;nd 1350ewHllptuepoulbi. 5 , Coaie' MtH Full Newport 8Hch Tr1vtl ltW•--• • 600 0 ..,.. Work from home. For Agency Non-emkr ....,ru .1 Orgeou• teCfl PIOnMt 1rnt1ble newl a111mbleO. un ACROSS 5 1 Too1n 52 Criticize 1 Vamoose 54 Youngsters 4 Plow pan 58 Head cover 9 Headlands 60 Period 14 Arab cloak 61 Alps region 15 Marie follower 62 S1m11ar 16 Kansas rlve1 64 Make regular PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED S18 96 d1"' c1ll (312) Tim• Apply In person Sabre. t-2 yr• u · N•Sllllmt blue/brown Pflnt Icing 12 S100 Technlc emp 1125 Ileen* S200. n2.e1ee Hide-A·Bed '400. Cute 984 30'"' 93 t·S337 XI 2239H SALIS perlence Cel Ardll. 846:_5194 -12 2 wblc n yellOw/gold • ~ T~ u)e bOet trlt, 20·. Newport Ad/PA Agency Do you •nJoy m11c1ng 850· 1I11 II• • t I I tOTi r•lflOe 1200 8844807 1 s.tti.mtnl 1983 loo E Z c:MtlOI to l>ltlt"' U1M seek!I astl918nt and AE 7 C I • • 11 •1 watt apkr1, l'MMtf uMd, 1111 $500/otr. S.CS-5561 PIT ·FIT 7 14-673-9899 =f111wl:~~u c~~~~ nPIST 2 'It 8 1edw00d a:ac;o. ...... wont\ 1700 SIC '" Of 494-6203 HHE ,UCTICIOllll Or PA n81!ded PIT for lam· lly prectlce & lndustrlll Clinic (714) 887 • 1971 lllgnti of 1111,. every Only 55centa per n I~-ewe= l (213) 927-8611 A•tt tt"' morning? In t ide talH l••1411tt .,.•llCI In g •I• o Har b o' oi K111"C~""' .. Redwood 7141531·1317 ........ . _,_.,. 1 rooae 19" COior TV ibPbRfXNt po1111on wltn Anlmal Ltl& ••••rt Ttr• Big aale, lent. °P• low • •• "'"0£RS Crackers Entertalnmenl pric.t. beaut. diamond• • · .-8-7583 NOTICE TO R.,,,. Requl111 personlllly, wit. *VOLT* c ••• , •• a All SHAPES & SIZES ---ANO an" 1 h •-~ I t "011 E RI p ha 7012 ADVERTISERS u II g111 pone vo ... e. •!1••• • ngagelntt'll ngt, ..,. ..., ti The price or ttem• Olllce A E Management. $800 per mo guaranteed. TEMP(701'!"') :.v.~.E7~v,1CES Ronca TC 38mm 8t2 fO ring•. LOOM Diamond•. ii' sivrtiM V-Huii wltrlr, ... ~.rllM" by v•hlcl• part time l111dlng lo lull Incentive program Major " .... v • 714·8&7·2958 u• u time, rental, cletlcal. medlCll Send resume 3848 Campue Orlvt • l amron lens (uaed once), 50 hp Jhnan, eng go. hull dealers In 1111 "91lk::le bookkeeping, RE lie detailing your pro-Acro11 lrom OC Airport Mlnolle flaah, fllteta, Diamond CutlltlQ Fectory: nd• wr". Trede IOf ttnll ctHallled adverlltlng pielerred some 111185 tesslonal experience 10 EOE cue, & all extru Pd Big aale, lant. buyl, low boat, trtr, eng In Od cond columna dOM M l Include 17 Retiree 66 Oro producer ~R~t'!-1• ~~~=- 19 New York 67 Alrlcan city hotel 68 Espy 20 Homer work 69 Garden tool 21 Fuss 70 UK carbines 22 Thrice pref 71 Superlative 23 Orderly ending 24 Sailboat 26 Spare or St10r1 - 29 Olmlnu11ve suttlx 31 Shoshonean 32 Bull: Sp 33 Harum - 36 Big top 38 Metal 39 Vegetables 41 Loving w ord 43 Work unit 44 Troika 46 Relat ives 47 Nightfalls 49 Hearing 50 Brig Inmate DOWN 1 Rabbit 2 Poplar 3 Craze 4 Deteriorated s The uon 6 Year's record 7 Waned 8 Implanted 9 Garment 10 Say 11 Loving one s land 12 Pride 13 Sun speech 18 Plane! 24 Specimens 45 Extend 25 Contrition 48 Claimed 27 Sall m 1x1ure a mine 28 Melodies 53 Coated sheet 30 San -iron Obispo 55 Originate 33 Charger 56 Slumbers 34 Arc 57 Mushy snow 35 S Americ an 59 Simple nation 6 t USSR 37 Tom, Dick news gp. and Harry 62 M orns 40 Sizings 63 Embo uchure 42 Fodder plant 65 Hr. segment PO!iSlble AfllSI Apt Mgr ROBERT D BILLS MIF $675. Muat Mii -$27&. prlcff. bMut. diamond•. OR Ill 12000. 5'8-2335 any applicable tuea. dulles Included. 2 bl apl ANIMAL CRACKERS Wiil aell MP 948-5812 All SHAPES & SIZES 40' Chrla Cran trl~bln. llcenee. transfer feel. & sa1a1y 215 RIVERSIDE AVE nPllT ft: t Engegement Alng1: ear-Hull while wlblue can"u, llnanoe ctiargee. leee tor .. NWPT BCH, CA 92663 Se<:re1arlal Serv., XLNT "tat• Ill ring&; Loo .. Dlamon<11. air pollutlon control d ... TSL &tltl 142-1I03 s1c1111. Famtllar ii8iJ -Pc 5 oo. 71•-887-2958 ~~enrn~~~·,~::. vie• oertlltcatlon• or DFFIOE Sales w/elementary word pro· color-oraphlc Cltd, grn Ml II I'll 528_8880 or 493•4101 dealer documentary MIORO 0011,ITEllS cesslng, Mature, exper monitor 12496. 781H304 let HH•I • preparation Charges un· s~~rf halenn~e~~0~·egloo8d Mature peraon w/busl & applicants only please. 31x8' chin-Ruge. 1180. '71 Claltlc, 18' Tri-hull, 4 lee• OlherwlN specified I computer &Mp 754 6363 lmmed opening. M·F, •IBM PC. Apple llE, Eagle 2.78 Carat Cubic Zlroon-cyl llolvo 110, open bow. by the edver11Mf MacGregor Yacht Corp, • Costa Mesa 979-216 1, PC. Compaq. Grand las 1121 •·0·8888 ... IVV'</OBO •"" "435 1631 Placentia, Costa Sales Vicki Opening Sale 786-7304 • .,... ..,,.,.,,, · """""' · Aata "icn/ Mesa llHSERY ULH ----Fr" ti Tta O Brand n-Punch Card '78 Zodiac Mark II. 25 hp, Putt HlS PAATIFULL TIME, 6 days, NllBt, energetic person to 1-TOn-1 llllllnl Knit King Machine. Lace 1reller. 12200 832-5128 Wiii I rain. Bergstrom grow wtlh well estab· •••• , ..... ,,., .... FluffY Black x white kitten carriage. knll leadet, 2 & 11.r••L '61 MBZ 220 hood, trunk. ••1 F, good peraonallty, tree • color change<. ribbing -olher pans S75 •• VW Cleaners CdM II shed company ,.., nl· Slart your new car-on 850 0 87 u Ch 1 $400 orth 2 t' Flbefglesa Bay Boat Bus rear b en c h Presch001111acher needed :'xup~r t }e,a~ re~~~r~r~gy our 3rd shlh and pro-~good home -1 ~I a Sh~~~nd. Mo~alr/ $10,900. 661·2220 881·2.220 10 Sept mbe M st b gress lnlo upper man· F•r•it•rt IS acrylic Cone yarn $950 Allleon Marloe. C M r e r u e salary, S900-S1200/mo agement level Dally In-OBO 6 "' •001 7!4/645.e-015 PAINT ANO LIGHT BODY cerHlleo Temple Bat Paid tlOlldays and va· tervlews held from 9 am • 1 Settlement lovely aola & 4..-_ WORK Save $$ 4 in· t:~n;;3.~~~~~;~:each cauon Hosp Ins avail 4 pm 11 f2422 Lampson loveaeat. neve< sat on. Celling fan. brasa motor SACRIFICE 2411 Ma· crease your car'• value 1n1erv1ews by app1 only streel, Gar<len Grove. or Sac $150 Hen w/oalc blades & tulip reud9f FrllSl'I 165 twin by SS Bl" 969-1221 rlUITllQ Tues -Fri 846-744 I call 714-537·4840 (213) 927·8511 lights. 3 apd & reverslble, Mere. cruiser• Fully W to Order desk eicpe11ence LlOYD't IUllSEllY E.O.E 2 end tables with matching never used C04t $290. equipped for Catalina A1tff Ill prelerred bul wlll 1111n Salasper son for Plant I••••••••• lamps. $65 648-02 10 Talce 199 552-0796 TraJllH & lull cover Malle AJOhftt cash lmmed. tor mature person with Store Experienced only PART· TIME. Varied hours 7• Decorator qn linen llpr Del Leppard ten tlckete lor ottr 979'5818 Iv meesage )'OU• vehicle. domesllc or ab1lllyforde111il work.full Must work wknds 10 Include early AM sole $500 2 Chow Ibis sale at the Forum. 1st. ZllUOl12Jl foreign 551-8285 company benell1s Mr 645-3392. Cell t0-6pm. week.ends. Muat have de-S275 pr Antique Penn show & 2nd stiow. Call 15hp, loaded. ictraa. aim WE llY West, Newport ~ -pendable vehicle (•mall Dutch seal $300. Fr. 551-8583 $2800. 875--0558 S1a11oners.phone Salesperson wanled tor t c k "an •tat lon CLUI ft••s ru . • • ~ Flower Cert S250. Ruel Double box •"ring & mat· l I 7014 van 863-1200 tor 11ppt re1all s1ore In Laguna wagon) to as•1at new• h s 6-0 ••i 5•5 .. 7. ..,.. I -Beacn 494.5315 " ... c r 1 "'sc ....... " tress. like new. sanlllzed. 1 all TlllGIS -1111'111 •aLES paper dealer In lrvlne $80. 557-7130 17' Venture, llp1 l, trtr l 1 2 3 -:---r::5,....-,r:6,....-,r:7:--ir:8:--o 9 10 11 12 13 ~~--+--+-+--1 Welre~I comm~lalprlnl· Ret~IALESPOSITION ~~e: .. e.MC'~nt':ct d~~ ~=~:ii c~~~ltl~~ll ~~:EXPECTING??? Complete xtraa,1 1500. 751·7154 1ng & business form E ' 1 Hyde Monday thru Friday Call 548-7593 fall maternity ward1obe 25' Coronado Sloop manulacturer Is seel<lng xcluslve womens store 5 ) Good aall• OB red hull Qualified sale• represen· looking for ambitious between 9:30 and 10:30 BeautOul Pece.n wood fin· 9lze 8-10. I Page Boy. etc • • " fashion consoienoe a.m. on1y. 642·4321 1 ... ump table wlshelf & 675·3~85 eve. Cuetom Interior. VHF tatlves ralatad exp de-1••••••••••• "'' -------~~ 18500 AYS..a..8-9000 COMM Ell CHEVROLn .')\.?I ll.1rl• t II" I ''"l\\1~~\ 546-1200 sired Send rnsume or In· Individual wHh e1ttenalv11 1• drawer. S95. 859-1552 Frplc tcreen wllools $25. --------- qulrle9 to. Sales Mgr. retell background In fine Walter I W altreu. ex· Beaut wrought Iron rm Dog houae s 15. 963-8298 27' Erl<*>f'I, Atomic 4, llB, •==="'n='""l-1-T-~~ Formprlnt Co PO Box womens clothing, perlenced. Apply Amari· di Id 8'h X 8' S350 alp• 5, xlnt cond N- AI •Id C competltlvenlary& can Sunshine. 719 t9th v er, • · Jenny Lind crib, mattress, main eall, ADF/VHF, CUOSEMOECINAR0SR&C!RLULCFOKSR 1472· vars 8 • a benellls Forln1ervl-Lamp, Sl5. 3 pea MC alleeta $125. Twin bede, 118,000/ofr. 494-7927 ,.. 92502 call 640-0990 or St. CM. 9.5 eves couch, s 175 Maple complete $30 aaoh. ---------nu APPUIW. Prtf S111ret1ry w11h bkl('g experrence ~,....----1 Call Janel 650· t 180 640_0991 wanled; Parts driver, FIT, rockg chr, $30. 10091 El 651-4758 2 Hobie 14'1, custom trtr, Cormler·OeLlllo apply In person, with C•P!tan, H.B , 982-0802 frestity P•lnted & r-lred Dim .. ll'9 SllESIEPS DMVreadoul 2431 West 9 OS COR ER ORO p $1500/olr 240-8093 ._, Commission sales. New Coast Hwy, Newport i100 548·9N878 U lt41M leer All 11& '73 HOBIE 14 wltrlr & l82 t 1 BEACH BLVD , /T IEL~EllY vldeofrlm concept 10 pro-Beach. Xlnt cond. Must ... to ap· xtrat 1700. 559•824• HUNTINGTON BEACH L & Tl 7 "' oo ieuionats Goocs Ck>Mr ~-~-~~-----tBoolceae, wetnut. 7~)(35, ~etet 548-0910 nome·. 833-138, won. Ml-IOI la Mt-HI 1 ,.. mes, ays, ,, will make I 1000/weell Women: Suffering from 5 shivs. 11ln1 cond $95. am Must have car end burnout? Challenging ca· 559-7417 eves wt PAY TIP Ill.LAI phone. Laguna Beach Ox \/ldeolllm 780-0276 reer oppt'y Achieve ""B_U_N_K'""B=-=E=-=os~-n-au-1,...1 _ _,..._, .. -. Lg Dog Houae. Insulated, S!~~ c:omln _pient conte wd/'!~~ Fii--•••• 494·8•96 SEClnUIEI managem11n1 6 moe. ..... ....-removable roof for euy -·-. "' ...-. •-- PIT help tor elite house-Hlghesl paid female sign, mattrna Incl .. iclnt cleaning 150. 851--0702 548-9588 or ... at 370 ALU "1'711 cleanlng service Call for NEEDED IMMEOIATEL Y execa In US 85 l--0221 cond 5200· M0-0949 Los Cab11tlero1 Tennis ~S_en_t•_laabel _____ ....., 1 PllTIM/MIAU an appt 966-1300 With or without shOnhand x-~y tech tor medical of· CablMI bar wlrefrlg $200. Famlty Membef'shlp. Low Sabot, complete;,olaood 2480 Harbor Blvd. PI T help In & Out Photo, 0 flee E•P nee PI T Sl4H80 tape deck $300 price It $700. 964-3033 cond. $275. 982· COSTA MESA 1rv1ne Car ReQulred * Y l T * 548-93 l9 Lg coffee tbl 5200· Magic Island-Gold mem-Viking 20, wood hull, ready 141-4100Ml·1'11 Camera knowledge pref TEMPORARY SERVICE Bliceu tack s75. Cuh. b4Hshlp , value $1,450. to sall, Alomlloe Bay allp Hours 10·4 857--0161 J••• Waatt4 51··" c5S8-0929C8 ..... .... MUST SALE wtll aocept 12000 875-7091 WAITEll (714)546-4741 h I a...... $950 n-.~ A Good, clean uMd car•. PIT ot11oe peraonnel, good 3848 Campua Or1ve Refined Fem .. exp. eid4Htv c;~el co':'d =.1 s ~2S · """"' mmerman Wlnd1Ur1« comp, uMd 3 prefer l978-1933 Buldts. phone voice. neat ap· Acrou trom OC Airport care, 11.,..ln. 631·8590, ea. Oek~lua coffee lbl 851'2000· 11,,_, '850. 552--0881 J 1 g uar1 , TR 7 1 a. pea r a n c e S om e EOE MIF ext 112. Local refs S lOO. All lk new 551•9278 M •O I c I a I and Go Id WOODEN BOAT: 20· Vite· Pcncnes but any model ;~~~~~~~ds Call Mon-Fri IEORn&U SERVICES UNLIMITED, Con111n Oven $90. Wood Mbmahlp. S850, Sell Ing aloop. Ctaaalc pocket consld8'ed Top pricel ---tor small office. Varied Marketing, errands. Or ' Orener $50. 873-5253 t r • d e o r o f I • r t cruiser, complete, rMdy paldl Call Cllve at 88Uef Recep11onls1, lull time, dullea Must have drivers appta, church. etc. Re----------714998-0482 to All. o.nat Wiii fin-9M7o9-t2o500r •. at (7 14 l _ ....... _ ........ _ _, Harbor Lawn Mortuary. lie non smoker liable driver, ll011ve, at· Obie bed, 1100. Coffee Men'• 10 apd Bike S50, •noe. l2000. S50-12<M ---------....-------------------540-S5S4 980:659t tractive older woman. !able. S30, Oak wall Stepping atones l .40 ... ti ltlt Wutt4 5100 Btlt WHltcl 5100 Btlt Wt1tt4 5100 RECEPTIONIST SEClnlllY/IH IFO own car 648-9734 =~d:~:9r~:::4;:35. ~:i·J~n~~n~1\= 1,;.. & lkl 7011 MtlEOLWHS IAlllTHA .. OE MllUIEll TRAllEE PIT. evening and wknds lmmedlele opening In our Dot• SSIO Chair $59 Matching $20. 840-8807 1""A_v_o .. i;;s--11-ar""ld""e-r-. -ru'"'b-- The Scouring Inferno Is All around m111ntanance $400·$800 per week N ew P 0 r ' Be 8 ch purchasJng and dlstrlbu· Af<C DObe pups Blklruat. chair & love aeat $59 Mffl Verde Country Club ber/glas1 hull, Mere SO looking for honest, hard· man for large apt. Learn lastest growing In· Mercedes-Benz Deal· tlon department for an Lrg, xlnt quallty s 150 ea each. ~8-8555 Ootl Membe<shlp, prloe hp motor. Shoreline trlr working helpers, P/T, Ilea complex Musi be duslry In U.S Nat1on11I er ship Apply In person e~perlenced person with Aher 6pm 548-9560 Dinette Sel· buteller blocil negoll11ble. 545-2203 Fastl $3850 546-2858 hrs 642·6099 knowledgabte 1n all OrganlzaUon expanding. only Jim Slemmons Im· excellenl typing •11111• and Oak G~ Mountain R ... Tahiti Ski Boat, 18', w/115 bulldlng1rades Xlnl NoExper necessary We ports. 1301 Quall Street, a pleaslng phone per· AKC lon g haired w/chrome,8ch111rs Sl25 ...,., h M OIB I d Npl Bch II V •· 1 th Chlh h •· 5 Crib S50 963 8298 treat ••em..-.shlp, camp P 9fc • ~ nt con . salary& benefits Please 1ra1n Call Mr Harris sona ty ar ... ty o o 8f ua ua. ma..... mo. -"" ..,.., I & "'-I Incl 11 1es EJC h b ok Coast to Coast. seU dwn n-pant up • ..,• do not reply unless fully 662-5789 Recepuoniii" wanted full general o toe dut -shots. ou19 r en, vety For Sate • Six fo ot p.-ni $1350 552•8127 1ral18' & Lk Elllnore boll HllHEEPH 2 days weelt 64!>-0089 Housekeeper, m81ure women. live-In, 6 dy wk, lull chrg of My pool home & 2 yr old boy S5SO/mo • Rm & Board • euto 642-0350. 760-9396 Qualllled Answer In own --lime. heavy phones. llghl cellent benellla and work· lovlng. S 175 548-0471 hlde-a·bed, Brown plaid. ,... tJlp ~500. 497-2637 AM handwriting Ad n 101• Marine hardware sales typing & employee ben· Ing conditions with • Cotlle. Al<.C Male. , • ., yrs. like new $75 850-1710 OdySffy II Micro pro· & ...,.,. 493·S243 wkdyl '83 CJ7. red wl blaclt, Da1ty Piiot. P 0 Bo~ PQ~:~:dn 64~.~·;~nce re-e I I ts C 1111 C athy growing company Apply lovable $200, 534-515 t Grrls Bedroom Set, White cenor. eidt cond. Incl 17 · loaded. perfect 18500 1650 Cos1a Mesa Ca 645·7053 In person at games, $175 546-3026 Mulat !!•'=· uu. obo 844·53&8. 851-1525 92627 Malure person for lull time THE JOLL V ROGER INC FID .... wl grMn & yellow trim. --- - Laoo,atory pickup and llEOErTIHIST 17042 Giiiette Ave 2 FEMALE 0 HEELERS ~lnl cond , 10 pl11c11 Port jacuahelf contained 12' lnnat le t, . y111 lttf HOUSE · KEEPERS-Residential & comm exper pert mus• ha11t1 car & phone, good English, .. _,, positions avail Call 84 t·•4•6 dys or 96<Ml97 t evs Ask for HouMkHP8f/L1ve-1n. Npl Bch. Mon-Fri Room • brd -.. salary Non-smkr, must drive Reis 875-3793 or 523-4920 Management 111111•111 Ot11•I• Apls·80 units CoSla ~esa Unique Landscape-Quiel, well kepi Mature couple, well groomed hOnes1, hard wori..1ng. 111t - perlenced 1n ma1n1en· ance end bOOk work Mall work history to. 393 Ham· llton. C-2. Costa Mesa, CA 92627. A1tan11on David Stephens HOUSEKEEPERS-Well IUIHEIH1 TUllEE groomed. honnt, herd REllTlL working, Nwpt Bch area TOIL • EOll' • holel. 673-9500 ask for Orng Co seeking Davtd Stephens. tesponalble lndlvldual wllh minimum 2 years 1st•""' /011114Hrt college, ex per in Live In. Good <lrlvlng re-mngmt/aupervls1on/wo1 cord; fluent Engllah. S 125 king with public Mach I wk to start 760-9058 (3•6) ap11tude necessary Benelll package provided tmllltlf &UT Salary besed on Assisting In operetlon of eaperlence & potential corporlle mall I a tock Growth opportunity •S room Oellveflel. oper· 11ln1 Send resume & atlon 01 machines. ahlp-selary hlSlory to 1925 ping, receiving Heavy llh· Church St Cos la Mesa lng lnv<>Mld Experience 92827 preferred Newport Beech lnveatmenl firm Own car required IOI e<· rands Call 553-0940 MAIUIEll Mature, responsible per. son to manage high vol- ume sandwich shop Lt1 rEISlll Apply In person The tor car renlal egency Call Tummy S1utter 270 S Janel. 850· f 180 Btlstol, Coate Mesa LIT KHH 15 •·3566 Late nlghl or eerly morn· llllllliER Ing Must have reliable (MOTEL) trans. & ~ dependable 13 75/hr 850-1386 M o iel experi ence preferred but nol re· MAIDS·Aeal dentlal & quired Wiii 1raln Cou- comm exper req. mual pies only, no dependen1 have car & phone. good cn1ldren or peis Excel· English, several posllona leni t>enelllS • bonus In· avall cell 84 1·4U8 dye cenllve Wllllng to re· or 960-697 1 evs Aslc for locale Cell for appl be- Cerole 1 w e e n ll A M . 3 P M I Mon-Fri H.,... aometh no you waot Mi~e Piros to Mii? Claallfled ad• do " 11 well I Call NOW. 213/968-9462 642-5878. O&L. I MOTELS Newspaper I 7 t4 546--0331 $500 644-0561 $400 8tt coueh $70 Roll-15 HP Yanmar Marine deli\18ry Heallh care ben· 2 yrs experience for large Mne • (Australian) need good er IYPe jogging machtoe OleMI, $2000 845·9849 '68 Ford 6cyl eutomatlt ellls 646-0216 R1ck1Jlm s1oci. brokerage llrm In Secreiary, pertltime af111<· nomes Housebroken, •II Hide-a-bed couch $125. 170 75.._1850 $750/0BO 557·5127 ----Santa Ans 541 7272 Ml noons Newport eeacn snots, spayed can eves Recliner chair w/elec 35 HP JOHNSON wl comp IHIClLASST. Johnson 1nves1ment firm, good & Wknds. 351·1089 heater S70 19" Color TV Rockwell prints., framed, ac;ces 675-7398 '67 VW Bug. no lrens. ~ Back olllce, 2 years eJ1per RECE,TIO•IST lyping, receptionist. gen· Golden ~lrelvet, AKC, 4 S90 Antique end lable. "Saturday'• People" Of 35 Johnton Electrlc Out-w~"r..,~~ ~1;;'· neceSIBry. In Npt Beach 11<al oHlce skllls. NON-M .._ All h 1 L dbl deck glass $30 ' • M o v In g 0 a y • • • boatd long lt\all har· Call Mon-Fri 10· 12 2-4 Wanted for plush Newport SMOKER 673-095• mo. a.... 1 0 '· rge 850· 1910 I 1 8 0 0 I 0 B 0 . n"' ' & contrOlt • Call '89 Ford Bbltp cm pr. 644-1025 Beach olllCI. to an ewer dgh5e Incl. s 150 Deuoh· 2131382 5268 S t650/0BO 752 7946 __ 1elephones and do flghl Secre1ary/Rec11pt1on1s1. ~r allergic. 839·2674 I UT f'tllmRE -842·5800. • MEDICAL OFFICE· I per. 1yping Good growth 01>-strong bookkeepplng Sherry's Poodle puppy Les 957-8133 Sears Coldapol Freezer, Avon, RedcrMt oars. 8MI. ·72 F0<d Van, Olat .. u son olflce assistant portunlly 644-4350 esenllal. 1yplng & short· H ie. teecup·loy min· King slza bed, S 100 17 cu 11, 1pece11ver, motor breckll Xlnl Club Wagon.~ ownet. needed, e11per perlerre<l AellabiilP'ers0n needed hand Salary ope~ Send alure $250 up 546-2848 S49·4019 ~~~ oa~':;. ~~~.,~~: "'C"'ond,...-,. r-seoo=-....,· r-84_5_.e_7-=7"116:r.:i; l!llnt oond. ,_ t ... ,_ but w•ll consider •reining for sandwleh shop Irv ~esu;n: ~ 0 Bo 2990. Standatd Poodle Pick ol Klng_9l_z_e_W1_r_bed__,..,-w___,/h-rt-r, $50. 631-2336 llt1 llckl 7 ~r~:S· .~':;~f.m s~:'~· someone with general Of· area 971· 1739, 955-1247 wp _c______ litter, temai. black A K.C wavelesa matt. tall hdbrd Selling 1111 C .. ··pt 19• PVT 86XT OOCK avail: 548-9428 li ce b ack ground Stnlo1St•t.6 H11"'. ha bed •350 '""' 498-5520 llHTAL &Hiil Plllme evestwk:Os N~at ~ ,;fr8 r • w/2 cabinets & m115rr5o0r. Refrlge w/lrg lrewer, not Newport Beech, up to 32' ·73 Dodge B200, vs 380, Memorial Counselo-rs-lor car rental agency Call appearance and hend· padded aides. s• · pretty bul works perfect pOW8f bOat on,.l· aide tie mags. good cond 12300 eAp preferred Harbo; Janel 650· I 180 wrltln~ only need apply. Ptll 111135 957.1753 01 545-75 $75. Seit-supporting $200/mo. 875 673 646-1190: eves 848-1190 ~., •• 1 hi h d porch swln~ 11lnt tor t T La..., n M or tu a r y R.E SALES llEIT 2590 ewpon Bl. CM. I•--------"!" ... a c ng couc an trqa '73 Dodr. B200 V8 llU1o 2 lga Boe Conltrlctora & tvseat. 1150. Mlec tablet! •mall area S . Complete1i!i..-iiAiip. ___ ....,-.. • • · 5<10·5554 for career position w/amall Service Station attendant, cage S200 651--0702 675.-4646 twin bed eel w/dreta« 6. 800 IQ A 1t0<age 1paoe, PS, P • aide windows, 110 " 0 ODl,.TE" bul leading commercial Experienced. Apply Shell --------mirror $100. Other mite. up1t1lra, $250 mo Chrome wtlls, rear 8Ml, brokerage firm Degree Sjatlon. 17th & 1,..,,1ne, Np! MICE-for pets or feeders. Malchlng couch & love-See at 114 22n<l St NB 642.-4826 clean. need• motor WOf1c SOnwlflE 10 pref, e11per not necess--Bell, sm 50c, lg 75c. 651--0702 seal. $250 Beautllul . . . . $1500. 545-9 159 ,,.~ra••ar/h1ly1t ary Income. !raining, White Cocitatlet Male. with wat•r bed, complete. Two reaerved aeatlng Boat & AV 11orege, up to -.8-0-0~o-d_g_e __ V_a_n._.,C,...o_n_· S SITTER' FIT your home 9 s•oo 557 ""75 tlcket1 to see: 50'. 842.-4904. Do It your· 11 you ave a broad beclc· benefits ubmll rasum• · bo · custom cage, 8 mo old & " · ·~ version, tJnlc. Icebox. TV g1ound 1n IBM-PC micro to Sales Manager 3500 mos baby Y Grand· talking $1SO 645-5212 Mull seU qulltad sofa & lllEEUWTtl aelfarea. 10 11 1ea1 $9500 11 1 E Coasl 11-. Suite 1 motheily type pref M-F Sept. 17th at \he Pacific ,.....,,-,..--...----..cr:1t.,.. ""2 "2""' compu1er app Cal ons, Corona del-Mer, Cell! 894-3854 C M alt 7pm loveseet, $500, worth AmplthMllH ~. $27(p;;-.;-.;;;,;,;;;;._ __ ...,.,_. .., ""'"" especlally PC-DOS, then -Aatit!H 6010 $900 Also hlde-a·bed. lot both. Wiii..., for S20. ""'b--,t',.--•-n_r ____ _ thlS IS your chance 10 get 92625 Stationery Store In Corona 18 century Engllah Pub 1276 All I• only • mo old. 64tr-4184 ... m on the ground floor ot a RUTHRllT del Mar needs FIT ax-Plano. walnut burl, xlnt ~II cond 963-1791 alt 5 Cla1aiu "45 mejor lnsu1ance Co .. perlanoed Hlesperson Uaed wuher/d".)191" $125. •g MOdel X, 4 ooor Town development ol ln·'1ouse NewFrenchballerylalOOk· 675-1010 cond $1,000 731-4479 Oak game table wlchalra Collee lable, $25 1985 _.,..., ______ _ soltware sysl.llms Ex· Ing for a ma1ure depen· Stock Oellvery Person, AntlQue Stereo Ht-Fl Con· $ • S 0 Ame f I c en TV, $50 obo 645--0482. Secl81"1. rnlOfed 19,995 pertlse In software con-dable person to 1111 a .<.es. t8 wrslover Apply soleXlnt cond Musi -I Mantnevllle Armolre & morning• '46 Ford Woodle, n•vy llgurauon and 8 love of l ull/ti me permanent , $350 493 8077 Jerry trlple dresser $425 each blue 1 ed 112 995 delving into applicauons coun1er sales position In person 495 E 17th St •. 963.-4308. 548-8077 lalic1l Ja1t. 2 ·~'; :7H161. 15 required Knowledgeol Experience & supervisory See Duane Beautltully reflnlthed 0 • ....._ h ....,,,., '150 ott New MoPeda · IBM·PC assembly. CICS cepablfll les helpful Teacher Montessori Cert brass double ~adboard. t~'Si50 cm i261"" Bundy nute. Nu pads & through Sept 30 Miners * UI .,. M51 tfl hardware/sol1ware Inter-Younw growing com-FIT. Sep1 1, Salary Nego-$250. 645-8999 • corlca $ l50. 5o45-l479 W •r d I E 111 s . . F VI Y' Compl ra1rd. Mint ' I a c e and pr o p . pany Good benellls t111ble, Montessori School GERRIE'S ANTIOUES Queen Waterbed wd frm. For 18111, 300 watt Sunn 982· 1922 S25K pp 714/840--0491 er1y1casuat1y 1nsuranc;e Is U l&llmE o r S 1 n O I e g o IS BACK new heater/liner only Bela Lead Amp end 78 ESPA 25 Good des1reab1e Calltoapply,751 ·1266 619/295-7591 3500 .,.,lt ofAmencan An· $125 6 'hlde·a-bed Goya "Ted Neugent"· V 1 '85 Corone1500eornt,318 Id I ti 1 l iq·=. al·-depanmenl ne .. ,,h S 125. 675-7398 guitar wi t,....,., All In xlnt body, rune Mil, 1500• 118. ~bbl, budc111. oentet eab DOSI on or 5erF1ris Aeslauranl TILEPllO•E uus vv• ""' -v c 0 n d i'3 s 0 0 b 0 . 631·3153 or 544-llOOe coneole, pert or1gtn11 hhors bc)'laSnt or .. ~udaenrralngeedK TME OOFFEE y•atER of uMd furniture a callee· Sol• s 125. Loveae•I $100 .u2·9811 an-5 pm. '78 Honda"'~-~ •• 1200 Alklng 11750 e~130 .,.., " MCI, the nation's long dis-ttbles Wiii buy Estates. End table $30 Dining rm .,.. v• e""' .. '"':•4 "•52 Central Orange Co lo· Excellent hours lor home· tanoe phone company. la consign or wnet have table w/4 chalra1140. In-Martin Tenor Uke. Xlnt Low mll•. "98,'" ...,.. 'If Fiii i • cation maker Fas• food coHee hiring pell/time lele· you? 501 No. El Camino tent ciar 1ea1 $30 end. 35yre old. Musi 1811 New Veapa P 200, Brend~ Int. rune.,.,.., Send resume 10 Bob Bos-store in Soulh Coll.st VII· marketing reps from 5 • Real, San Clemente. 751·0269 1395/obo 968-4990 ev wlne/blk, 130 ml. $1100 good, nu tlr• St 100/obo che, 2137 Pam1 Circle, 111ge 557-9678 9 pm. Telephone sales 492 0638 •92 •55• A Orange, Calif. 92667 or operlence required • or" ... " SOFABEO, dble, Kint STUDIO piano $350. ~35p a II e nee conlldlf trade. 969-1221 call 7 141937.9333 days sales S5 50/hr Apply after 3 A li IOll cond. S 115 552-1495 CONN Organ 1350. P·-h Mo--'. 1 yr Old., Aal", laJ!dtf pm .. ask for Bill Wa.rd. 26 IJI aaetl Soft gm & wht ~our ~5-3518 ""' ,....... 2 Classllle1d Ads are ·~~ * * * Eiicullve Park, Ste 200, it cu ft. COldapot, gooa $1o0 848•3478 l•t araltart/ xlnt, 1 owner, 3 00 ml, AaiJ 111'7 answer o a success u DIALING Irvine, or call 641·843~ cond, $l50 982-3 ll 9 .. S326, 668·1919. 177 Audi Fox Stetlon g:~:'!1re ~~~a;~ ~~l~~r: TELEPHll HARBOR AREA Sola & Love SHI, bl'own lsal~at 1121 Two Honda ExprH• Wago n. lmmac, run people! FOR IOLIOITOIS APPLIANCE SERVICE tones. l()()kt good •150· EXec er.ti( i matChlng Mop8d1: 1200 ea, lo ml, tu~b. 35mpg, ~ we ae11 racond • guer 7ao-t234 c red• n 1 •. S s.6 0 . gd oond. 752-0788. tr•ns. S 1950. 848-t 184 DOLLARS Work evenings In Costa appflanoea. 549.3077 Solld Pine bdrm Ht 752·1599 bl 1 Meaa. Lael week our top w/welnul nnl8". 1~ ctrew-I i.J_ L:J l 'Hf ttt"" ·77 fox. lo ml, tun1 great arn g money or ahort peraon pul In 2• houre Frigidaire wllce meker, ... drMMt, lrg ml"Ot" ,.., .. !-' -~n toll 11900/obo 846-0003 hours 30 hr work week a d br,,..,,ht h me $350 S 50 O'K I • ..._ with potenll81 to earn tau 751~422~ alter 1 while 1 " • ° CM&t of 5 dr-• & Hang G cfer. uMd twloe 10 a 175. 1treet '80 50008, lmmac. 1 cwnt. $500 k Merritt llo ve. gu, night ttand S500. wl oue. Bui offer. r..-. ........ ~8_2858 1.S,000 mt, fully toeded. ~G~~.";,~ON p.m wlg'.lddle. brown * l30. 68 t-7828 967--0500 8~1~ -~· •~"" S8400 obo. 1161~10 KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! AQ:S 11·14 EARN lW TO $75.00 PER WEEK Wt llO• ~wt 1 ~ oCJtnt"Ci '°' ,OUl\t Urtr bu•tn to MCurt "*' for The Ot tnre Cont ~, Pilot Our ""' itJtl al l 30 p m •nd WOik until 11.30 D m •tt~dm On S..turd•1. •t lllOf~ 1 ltw mort hOurt Yov w1N u rn m1np hip\ •nd priin. tlol1C with e11rnnc ,our own money • thtlt d no dtllm1111 or ell~IOll ·~•olvllCI, tt ,ov tr• intertsted, pltasc c~" M1 c.11 (714) 548-7058 •NO EXPEA NECESS T1'E IUOll lffll 64 9569 Swedleh Mod9rn GOUCtl ~ Matter gotf oluba, '74 HARi.EV DAVIDSON I T""-:"lr-----r:il"ZZ •WEEKLY PAY OUAR la now ~tlnO appll-Ou dryer, ult eond. ii(), w/el1. ~ llblee. xlnl 1·2·PW, XL, XS. $25 8=.'~000~ ~j Oiiiiiii!ir!ii~llllllll""!"'"!'!"!!'!"ii!i~- •HIOHEST COMM + Clllona fOf the fooowtng 848-0748 c:ond. 175/obo. 848-2630 MQI. 176-3391. Mt-a1ot an. 7pm.. 'ti lltTll IWllti BONUSES poll11ona. Food wvlot, I lfY &Hll&IOll TMtl Ster.o 8end1 i3so, SUff bo#d Stueey, twin wlrebullt motor, 1218/obo •PLEt~~~iT~~=l(INO ~:.~t~!~~ . .;.e~!!,·.: LM 957-4133 tMk&tlleend tab'eleO nn,6'9".S120.11&-7otl S7al/~~OACl~2e7 •'"-1221 II you're bright and po•-Apply In 1>9raon 819 Rel1lg, cop~rtone. gd ~=~MO. n Wit .79 Sui. AMlU. Xlnl 10 1111 ..... pteaunt volee call Sleepy Hollow Lane, eond sas. 982·2912 ew . . ' , HSI oond Mual .... S4251bo. ·ta 2&2 BMW. Rbtt, ;;;o;i Mr Thomas 11 Laguna Beech Ref toe 1200 Waah« 6 Trlple Inlaid dnr. t<awal ltrtt 75e-11aa Jahn cond S•OOO /o b o, 673-0118 TOPUS o:v., 1135 MC!tl. Dlll'I· BabyGtandplano,bMut AR•PllJl•f '82 ~ ..,,,_., 400 534-5161 Femalee Pref Model• I. w..,,., S 100. 648-58-4a ~~~.:?~~IW98, drpe. SAE ~II w/AA 90 mlj mint, al!Yw, 2 avllil. "'·7""7.,,S""20""1,... "'Rtt'"'1n,.._,p1n,.-11-.. __,ll-1C1- Sales llALIH Fiii HLUll Vea. wt do and you cen 1001 Join our 1nt11tua1a11c taem Mlllng the WHl'I lineal new1pe~. Wt'rt the Loa Angeles Ttmea Hourly wage + com· mlatlon Houre. " t>m -g pm 0181 u• now 11 &40 0301 What • WondertUI WOfld Of 8hoppln9, right al your lltl08f'llpa IY9fydeyl Dally l"llot Clau lflad Ad• To pleoe your lld, a.JI 642·5811 end 191 • Ciaaem.d Ad·Vlaor help you Eec:0r11 {2131 8M-1984 8 Snrt t S.•.ralrott·lrwemrlQ,l(le.. Watllf~ qn dlll all 8C· 1paak•fl ertoua 12 5 .._P/Pl40-~ """K' :.1.: ~-~ ... TOPLESS MODELS makllfl150 813·2i23 'I '•295 In 1118tor. only. 13500. Honda ""•"'-Clae110. ·~ -· ""' $75 DAV PAID DAILY C •a a 0 r e 1 • • Can 1148-7513 .,. _,, Run1 •Int I HOO firm No Exp. N41C, 828-2583 Wul\lf clean, workl good 281-2022, 875-1208 $250, :»3 E 18th, Costa 711().1110, g to &. M-f . & $85 Dryer gu WOf111 t BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA M-.. 842-3370 548-2080 ... S TUJlllll ltWTlllU Help give them t hffd 1tart. Earn IOI> SSS part time 9ven1nga. Only poa111ve, dependable, outgoing adult• need apply Phone s..e. 1021. 2 30 to 8 p.m Monday thru Friday good $7S. 546.-44811 • ... Cotor TV, 2 yr = .... .... ... •77 320f, SllYttl~. 4 WMllnghOUM frOll ,, .. M~~ng: l!~hlnO .c· l ~"'~· ,r~ :-'1'J H N . a epd, etau. AM/FM c- reltlgeratllf and lfMltf, ttc. 'e'ftw ,:r St. Sat 64&-1788. 1977 Dodo-Exl>IOf« Mini and equallaar, rlccvo ~2~b~4~-~r,'1 ;:; thru Ttlure. 145·3344 JSL MARK X SPEAl<EAS. motorhomt. MK MllM, :,S~'*:1t::312 io. G9f'l'I Oc.an "'•hlng Taokl1, 150 pair. 54a.ee1e ~t.=:!n,:',:C. owner. ,..,,, ~· ..,..,.,..,,.,.,..· ,,_,.......,,__ __ Wtm'900' 011 dfyer, good Poi.t, Aeela. .25 to S28. Megnavo11 8~Ph0no, t.. MUIT $15\.L ·= 80 3201, 351< ml., 6 tp99d. cond S 100. M0·595'a &4S.0832 AM/FM I 125. ~5-3518 Call~ 84&-7841 ~=~~· ~..=. Ced*-Oo-Oerl Wheelohtlr.$200 Mower, P*>Ple MIO,..,~ lllllt. ,,r:c,, Dl1\I. S*1Y ~the Fad 1 2 mo old. 125. ~M32 I ni.t'• wtlat 1,_ ·rt Mir• Toyota. duela. 55Mf40 Roll 'em off Ille martiet Make 10"' lhOpptrlO ..... DAil y Pll.OT 4 epd. "" oonl, bOet ·eo i MW 316( w 5 Wit.ti • Qle•""ecl Ad .. ~ N Deily ,,... UA\101 DIMC~Y rKtl, ca. 1• mpg. STl&O epd. em/'hn CM8. IMoO c.111 Nolt .. t ·5171 ~ Ml. le .. MHIUU OC>o. 142-2164 9¥1/wllnd d't?I ?62-t200, eot~ J ........ ,.,,.. • ..... lllprtN AatM, lllprtt4 •••••• ........ , ..... ••e•.. • ...... ,.,... • ........... .. lllW 1112 DttlH 1111 JIJHf 1121 .""'.. .... 1141 lel11 leytt till Vtlb••••• 1111 , ....... .. ... ... a111 '82 280ZX T-toP 5 apd 'H"' Jaguar bark 11. 'll 11 •••• nm 1682 4':FBIOUd II Xlr. 1611 VWliue. r•bH ros· Aatn, i.prlt4 A!tM, Dtantl• Aatff, Doantie 1113 Volklw!fH 1113 Clinrtltt 1313 tor• t 3lt 'o 1geo Rabbit dleMI ~ux, 'Kl Nova 2dr, i c:;:i. auto, 63 Muetang, -;;., 'ond AeturnepymteS275/mo ~ e.1~~ CIHtic, 78,000 Orig S28.500. 1·533-4242 left hno dr, rblt ~73~111on, 122 ® D .. .. 11 mllH. 3 8 L. 4 door -eng/trana new paint &40.~ 00 e ay.(,13)426-4431 watr,n-aOcker "':no udan, automatic '78 MBZ 450 SL 41,000 '26600 PP 1175-4870 1976 Muetano lattbecll. ~ EVM(714)881""224 $'1,900/obO. mull NII, Borg-Wern er Irene. ml .)(Int cond 1211.500 • ~ ~ Conveniently Located 151< ml 499·2922 amt fm marine band 7 I 4 /1176·116 1 5 or 'II H lllnff la ~~~-~~·v:. 'r,;'·p~~· & Competltlvely Priced Boa•a ti 25 Blaupunkt atereo, bronze 1173-4617 Xlnt. $ t8,600. 1·633·4242 FlawleH lln Interior. runt • &. with bucket Mat•. wire '79 450 SEL. mint cond. and drive• grHt. $2,995. 17A Civic, 3 dr, mull Mlt wheel• $3500/0BO o • s2000 1141559.1000 963-3751 ~!~!dam~~0 8~~~~~~o: 97 •0648· llll Melllll'I Saies-Servtc.le .. lng days. 873·0435_eve_• '8t Jan.i•ar XJ6, black. tan 8-4:30 rur AD\ /'CD 1979 Rabbit 60,000 ml SOUTH .-~~ Perfect Otlglnal brown '711 Chile CVVC wgn. new 171< ml .Xlnt condition •79 MBZ :f4oo. tease hH -l'L./ l \......C:. body, 11aw1111 tan In-OOUllTY JY'"'W CARVER brk1flran1, 80K. good S21,900 640-0459 expired IVO"' w/bamboo terlOt 4 .......... rune 181'1· 1"-11 ........ $1500 5•• •""• ., -.i-tf.O~CINlfU """""' °'"'•S°''lill:·lV\I\\ c.,...... .. ..... .,,,.. I GM 1132 1n1er1or.65Km1 s 10.860 .. ~ ....... ,, .. ,6"064U t11t1c 13.tso 910.0648 YOLISW&IEI N.. U..: "' '77 Honda Accord, lllV81', ar,aaa~ I 873-3504 ClOSlO SUNDAYS -~~...,.,~••wt,.... . .,,~ "" w· ... ~\.t ~R SalM·Stn1le4t·Leaalng UllEST llYEITORY • '813201; 5 apd. sn rt, (1CHJt34) • '81 3201: 5 apd, AfC (1CUU444) • '79 3201; 4 spd . sunroof (889 )(MK) • '80 3201, au10. AIC (1AHY239) gas aaver. xlnt cond * 70 Convertible, n-'113 VW, 12V, rear end uWIWIUllT 644-ae tO or 873-3174 paJnt, V9fY clean. new '80 3000, Ivory/Ivory Int, 7ii damage seoo Firm Mull IE 1111a11LI" tires, ()(lg 48K ml SYnroof, alloys $18.000 la~ara ti•? Mii by 8-30 534-7070 '79HONOAACCOAOLX. $35000B0964-1393 497-5&54 '80GLFC1HfCta11kCpa, 84' Bug. New eng, an rf, VolumeSales,Servlce :!~;'!;!~~-~~~,~~~ '6t, new brakes & Interior 80' 300 0 , wht w/belge, S0,000 ml. 5 apd, new St050 obO 6411-0104 18!',"1d~=':fivd 56K mllea xlnt cond Aune great. S2000 obo xlnl cond, new tires. 1/c. 1adlel1. brk1 & ahocka, •67 VW bug, 12950 or beat Huntington Beach S4695FIAM 646-8435 673-7222or860-t440. am/Im cast. an rf, many xtru . .Xlnt cond. ofter Aller llpm (114)142-2000 s 19,000 obo pp. $4600 759-1208 839•7334 '79-HONOA ACCORD LX M11•1 41 955-2341 'S1 altll cond, t8,000 ml, 2 Auto, Air' Am/Fm 14400 'lt ILO UTOllUOl 'H aoo THIO llESIL dr. air, stereo S4200. .6¥7oo~wcon~~i21~11~:~:: 64 t-3080 or 875-3584 "'~luxe. •"nrool, •8,000 833-8917 or 553--0llt9 ....., .... .. Assume pymta $419/mo 54. 7998 '79 Preluda, bHul, runs ml, am/Im can. S2395. Deys(213)426·443t 'Bt GL Htchbk, 4 whl dr, ------ exit, 40,000 ml, black 6oil2-5051/497-88t8 Eves(714)661°"224 desperate SSOOO obo 70Vw Bua. $1500 Rblt Must sell $5000 Greg ; 557 5040 eng, new brakes/Urea 556-7455 dye eves 82 R.X7. 17.ooo ml, blk, 5 "83 380SEC, Champagne • Weber.Bllstaln, Jecl<- 675-3876 · spd stk, sn/r1, air, am/Im ext. brwn t1hr Int. snr1, ,.-.-1-1----~0A& mens. meny extras •OMEOkTHH* '7 t Super Beetle, 4 apd, llke brnd new 12595 '72 Cmpr Bua, ewtremaly nice, s1ereo, etc $2995 '66 Bug. snr1, stereo. wht blk Int, •Int $2295 low mll••. eun-roof, looka runt Od $495. 645-7678 S2000 876-882e • and drive• gteat S3,878. ·ie-C114tvelte, 3~ eng, ·73 Gran 1orino1111 wgn. 870..0S48 turbo 400 1ran1, orig ownr. pert cond --S 5 0 0 I 0 8 0 a I 11 $950fOBO 076-22&6 VW "89fUtbackbody,xlnt 830·727t ---COnd $800 /0BO. ---'75 Squlrafl PHI 1ta wgn. 847-4525 '69 Nova, 307 VB, orig. perf cond, radlel•. air· owner, Imm act $2850. ahock• s 1050 860-6130 v.1,. t 7S 111s-9250 01 1ee-t35s _ • -o<><i '77 VOLVO 2Ubl. auto, '83 Csveller. 4 dr . AIC, 5 '71~~~11;~icici r~:, 11 De~ a/o, good cones. 66,000 apd, llke new, $950 taket 551.9695 ml $3900. 646-87411 ovltf laeM or new terma. 3g mpg hwy 846-7171 '78 Fairmont . .cln1 COi\d. '82 GL, Ony.c metallic, AC, low ml $3000 644-2564 AMIFM tape deck. •nrf. SEE IS ft•sn ----38,000 ml. Xlnt cond " '78 Fiesta. orange. AM S 12.900_ 760--0277 We hav• 'lood NlectlOn radio, sunroof, gd cond of NEW uMd CMv· $2195 494-7978 Mile. 11 roi.111 See us tod1y1 ------,11 LTI W&lll Come In i see R-POf't Beach'• llne11 M'-Ctlon ol prevloualy owned Porachea, Audia and Volkawagen1. 455 E. Cout Hwy Newport Beach 673-0000 CONNELL CHEVROLET 'K?l ll.11: ... H1\0I I I ..... I \ \1 ~ .... \ 546-1200 Fully equipped. needs body work 12500 Cell Mike 644-9550 '82MUSTAN~ 7000 ml, loedad, T top. $ t0,200/obo 751-9116 DN1t t317 '10 FHI 2 H 172 Charger, 400 eng, Brend new Int, runa very bucket eta. bod)'• gd good. nu 11res $1100/obo cond. S t400 536-4924 consider trade 969-1221 • '80 3201: Auto, Sun Roof. (748 ZXR) • '80 633csl." spd. Lo Ml 5555493 __ __ cass, ext warn. bra. cus· 3,000 ml, flawless Must 17':~~~~~:=":"0::::::':1"" 673-3013. 937-2132 '80 Honda Wgn. 48,000 tom matt, Ilka new sacrifice at $45.000 lea --- m1 .. good cond $3500 $9850 673-1167 dys, 990.5190 att 5PM new paint tires. $2950 70 VW Bua. xlnt cond. ale. '64 Komble Micro Bua. Aalos, Dtaeatie '76 Aspen, xlnt cond . •ernry collectorslttm.mech $2300/0BO Debby ,72 -25 • '81 3201, 5 spd. Sun Roof,( 1CRS207) 891·9693 eves644-1 197 Daya362·6790 am/Im, reblt eng, orig Ask about the money we Eve 84"' •232 ownr S2350 557-4516 perlec1 $2995 '74 260Z S2400. '74 Ford 962-397 t Capri 2000. needs "70WestlallsCmpr, Super Van $1400 '74 --m1n0t body & engine ~ 4dr Honde Accord~ Nere .. 11 ... , 9145 can save you thru our .,.... ' muslsee $2495 Sabaru $400 496·6508 For4 9319 work, 81 is $400 Wrnty & financing evall or 492-Cle 10 '65 Mustang convert. fully ~6-0296 ---• '82 7331. 5 spd., loaded (7355637) au:o. elr, AMIFM suireo , purchase & lease plans '76 Corolla SR5 llttback, '71 VW Convert. needs cass, cruise control. 70 280SL. auto. AIC. 2 Jll ILEIOIS new radials. amlfm caas. some work, $2500/bll $8300 640•7389 1ops. mint cond S 16,500 S2500 673 1979 otr 842· 1 141 obo. 631-0251 llPOITI . . Vaughan Sales Ca•illac 9309 equipped. cherry cond. '73 CAPRI • .XLNT COND 650-2007. 553-9633 euto ate ps $8500 Seer S 1600 548-8898 IH-3111 208 W. 1st, Ssnte Ana Closed Sunday T I L 9171 ·73 Karmann Ghia Convert l."'IQ 9127 70 280SL auto. AM/FM. l3010ua11Street I aa • $oil000/obo. 675-1267 VOLKSWAGEN ,. low ml. new t ires NEWPORTBE.ACH • harp, new eng ---EXCLUSIVELY '75 couPE DE VILLE · · · · __ _ 61K ml. fully loaded, llKe 6~"64291645"6043 '75 Mercury Comet V6. new. $2395. 645-0057 '65 Mustang Convertible. Automatic S 1300 or bst LARGE SELECTION OF NEW & USED BMW'SI '81 ISUZU 4 dr Auto, Air. $12,000. 645-7559 IU·HOO 637-2173 $2000 obo. '74 Conv, nu top/tires; . AMIFMS4800 641 -3080 .70 280SL. very clean. 10 ----.--. amllmcass,4apd,loml, @ WISTWAC!)ENr•1.'11 brigh1 red w/wht lop, otr 556-t 239 '79 Seville Delsel, black, reblt V-8. auto. Great car ---,----,---- or 675·3584 ml. Sl6•900 63t -tt05 Of!I 9151 xlnt $6000 642-7866 A personal and proud ex- 17?ope11900. gOOd cond, Vtlbw111a 9173 '74 spr Btl, nu pelntltlres. ~~~~81~~u~~;c~~~~: wire wheels, most xtraa. 16200 675•7773 . CONVERTIBLE 48,000 miles. $8500 _ 72 Cougar .XR7 $4900 493-1812 '85 Mustang. xlnt cond , reblt/re1t0<ed 533-4242 & LllllUOlllW VOLUME SALES SERVICE & LEASING 3670 N. Cherr; Ave. ~~ ·7~f~·,;;~6f~'f owner 4 spd $1600. 548-6547 '81 Rebblt, 4 spd. ale. $2500 545-0630 spare parts. end a com· , ,155 am/Im cass, roof reek, ~W Super Bug. petlUve sales preaen- 40K ml, on rbtt eno. Ol• L'I 327 '83 Eldo Cabro rt, wr whls. everything has been re-l!t•l • Flremlst paint, 1111. crulae, 11ored. great dependable "·71'!6,.s"'1a·r1"'1r·e·. S-apd-.'!"!v!!P6.-a"'!/c-. teathr Int., 6 way llt Incl car 842-0915 alt 5. runsgd $1000 642-7866 pau. am/Im, Ilium entry, Mark S320010BO taJMt warranty S4 700 obo s u n r o o I . S 2 5 O O talion of tile unique 186 Js1 505 SD. auto, air, 842-8953. or 662· 1128 ' 751-2967 Jay Volkswagen quallly ve- LONG BEACH (No. Cherr; exll-405) ISUZU '75 450SE. 64.000 ml. sunroof. casse11e. gooct tires. $12,750. Super Sharpl 857-1598 stereo, snrt, P/B, P/s, '81 Rabbi! Convt. wht, '76 VW BUG Sunroof. hlc~~B CHALLMAN'S P/W, 35mpg. gorgeous. AMfFM cass. only 21.000 needs paint $2250 opera Illes. mats. dr Ike, Olds '78 Cutlut Supreme. full warr, 7400 ml, PP. '66 Musting Conv. xtnt Top contd New tires. llll ltlEllA'I '76450SLC,nupaln1,AfC, $6150.631-3016 -ml $7550.548-8451 751-2967Jay. @ WESTWAGEN ••:1, ( llup 189) S 18,995, ph cond, nu tires, 70,000 ml blue, pvt pty Asking 640-8627 $5295. 640-5413 $4 195. Mii at t635 Su· <l 14) tH·lllO AMIFM casa , snrf, pwr I s c tred•lna Welcome SOUTH COUNTY ISUZU "WIWIUIOT IElllHSlll windows. the works. Call PoraeLe 9157 '8 t Rabbit Conv, 51.000 '78 RebbTt:'runs like new, Ecur e hlrlee orp • 5 I I t 35MPG I Best Deal· All Weye bef 10AM. 644-'10t4 174 9t1 Targa. S spd, air. ml, exit. $8950. 673-26 8 or g pan ' ' a r. 7600Westmlnater Blvd parlor, C.M 631--0300 THE URIEST '69 Mach I. New tires. 1=--~·---r= LECTIO. brks. shocks, front end. Plpoatli 329 D1t1aa 9117 '76 28oz 2+2. red, xlnt cond.$4700.499-2756 Uttte Miss Mutfet eat on e am/fm, mint. $12, 700. '81 Rabbit Dsl LS, lmmac Hurry I 12900· 846"6533 Near Beach/Westminster Tullet, along came a 646-72t3 thruout, 50 MPG, air. "79 VWDalRabblt,dlx.alr, Phone7141VW1-WEST IE exhua1 syatm, be11, 179 cnemp o rig owner ol la1e model, low mileage clutch. Need new throw· $2500 84S-50t8 • spider and read In the .76 911 rare Sportamatlc. cruise control. 4 dr, 4spd, 4dr, stereo, •Int. TotatP~~~orremYeounceVW'e D 11 Pll t Cl 111 d $3850/ofr 8411-6533 2oilK ml. $4700 851-3922 " Cedlllaca In Southern out bearing. $ t 100/bat i:---:------r:zcr: Callfornlal See us today! olr 546--0170 PHtiae 3 S '78 280Z, am/Im cass. air, good cond. $5500 obo. 651-13t9 8 Y O 111 • eng. just rblt. slvr, ell ex-Havln' Any Fun?" sec1lon about Miss Mui-tres like new $13 800 '81 Rabbit, tmmK cond. '80 dsl Rabbit, 4-ap, 4-dr. let's Tutlet and bought II 497:5931 9AM~7PM• · Runs perfect, AM/FM, air. stereo. 65K ml. IAIEIS ·72 Pinto R11nab0ut, alr. ·75 Trana Am $1800 '81 Detsun 310. lo ml. 11lnt cond lhruout. aJr. $1000 below Blue B.k. Must -· $3850. 646-11533 Volume Sales, Service AndLeaelng 18711 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach tor $9.95. You can Mii air $3550 846-1t64 absolutely llawle11 your tu ff el and Iott oi "83 944, gu11ds red. 3001 $3750 631-3016 You don't Med a gun to "draw IHt" when YOM plec. an ad In tt\41 o.Jly Piiot Want Adel Call now / 642-6678. c•DILUC exit cond, 1 ownr. S900 962-6974 2600 Harbor Blvd 644"6768 att 5 '76 Sunblrd, euto. 9'.lnrool, other thing• through Biaup . Clifford alarm, as '81 VW Rabbit Con----------COSTA MESA The fHtHt draw In the 1111 wheel, new tires, ic40.1 a10 Watt. .a Dally Piiot 62,000 ml S 1700tobo Delly Piiot Claullled new. $21.700 firm vertlble, allwr 13K ml. (l 14) 142-2000 Ads Call 642·5678 548-5665 X-cond. S8,900. 640·0459 U Clualfl«I Ad. 842-5678. 646--0772 alt 5 ATLAS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa Tel 546-1934 3 blocks soutfJ o f San Diego Freeway ofl Harbor Blvd Complete body shop Sales Service Par:s Serv1ce Dept open Monday lhru F11day 7 30 A M to 5 JO P M and 8 AM to 5 P M on SaturOay ORANGE COAST AMC/JEEP/RENAULT 2~24 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 549-80?3 645 7770 t Jeeo Dealer in 1ne Wes11 See us today 101 sales service & leasing There are reasons why we are t Price ano selection• Aio;o tne an-new Renault Alltance is hPre1 THEODORE ROllMS FORD Modarn sales. service. parts. body, paonl & tire depts. Compel11tve rates on lease & deity rentals 2060 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. 642·0010 or 540-8211 WISTWAGIN A peraonal and proud exclualve VW agency dedicated to quality Mnltce, epare part•, and a compellllve ...,.. presen- tation of the unique Volkewagen quality vetllclea. Bob Challman'1 WESTWAGEN -a Ecur .. Shirlee Corp. 7800 W-1mlnaler Blvd/Beach Phone 714/VW I-WEST Tottl P«fOfmanat VW'• "Art You Havln' Any Fun?" DAVID J. PHILLIPS IUICIC·PONTtAC-MAZDA Sales • Se1v1ce • leasing 24888 Altc•a Parkway 837 -~400 SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAOIN/ISUZU (Formerly Jim Marino Volkawagen) 1871 t B .. ch Blvd . Huntington e .. ch. (7 loil) 842-2000 SALES • LEASING • PARTS • SERVICE WE WILL NOT BE UNOERSOLOlll 5 Year Financing O.A.C. & Fleet Olac;oun11 MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES LONG BEACH IMW Large se1ec11on of new & quahty used'BMW sand o:her fine c.ar51 Sales service & teasing Trade ms welcome1Talle 405 Freew.iy 10 Nortn Cherry off-ramp turn right & go 6 blocks north to 3670 N Cherry Ave. Long Beach 17 Id) 636 5790 (213) 427-5494 0 NAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harnar Blvd Costa Mesa Tel 540-9100 Orange Covnty 5 l ~rgest Cachllac dealer Sales Service Leasing • SOUTH COAST DODGI "Your Frlendl)' Ne 1 ghborhood Dodge Oeaterehip" 2688 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540-0330 Sales. Leasing & A Full Service Department Including Body And Paint Shop We specialize In Cullom van conversion• In all price ranges ANO WE PAY CASH FOR USED CARS TOO! CHICK IVERSON PORSCHE0 AUDl·VW 415 E Coast Hwy Newport Beach 673 0900 The only dealer~h1p tn Orange Counl y wrth these three great makes under one rnol' • ALAN MAGNON PONTIAC-SUBARU 2t180 Harhor Blvd Costa Mesa Tel 549 4300 Sales Serv1c.e Leasmo Mr Goodwrench · CLASSIC AUTOMOllLIS 765 New1on Way, Co.ta M ... TOI 831-1393 "J AGUARS OUR SPECIAL TY" XK 120'a/140 '•/ 160'•/XJ'1/E Type1 Sal•• -Sttvlce -Rntora11on1 PAINT ANO BODY SHOP Off Plaoenlla between 17th & 18th In Colla M ... • llOB LONGPRE PONTIAC 1:1600 Bt>ar.h Btvd Westminster Tel 892-6651 Orange County s oldest ano largest Pon1oac. dealership Sales. Serv1c.e Parts DICK MILLER FIAT/LANCIA Probably :ne 1owes1 p"ced Fiats in Southern Calllornia 11 <•<.ated t m11e nortn or Soulh Coast Pla1a near Main S1 ano Warne• Ave 1n Santa Ana1 120 w Warner Sar'lla Ana 557-2t32 0 SANTA ANA DATSUN 200 1 E 171!1 Street Santa Ana Tel &58 78 I 1 Vour Oriqm;tl Ood1c11tecl Datsun Dealer SHOW IVllYONI WHIRi YOU AH ••• on our Orange Coaat Car Gulde Map! When you Utt your automotive bualneaa (no new car dealerthlpa oleaae) In the Dally Piiot, you reach lhe ~ Coa11a1 Market from Huntington Beach lo San C te. Call for reasonable rates and m«e Information -w !or Sandra Lee, ext 322. N" Car 0Nlet'lhtp1 , .. call yOYr out11de Mi.t r~. 0 CORMIH DeLILLO CHIVROUT (Formerly Groth Chevrolet) 182 I I Beach Blvd . Hun11ngton Beach Nrw • Used • Sates • Leasing • Parll • Service Come by and see our Huge inventor)'• 847-8087 549-3331 HACH LINCOLN MllCUIY "Wt"rt new and eaoer fOf your bu1inet1." 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That was a new concept to them. I think they just wanted to remain an all-Christian group. But that waa their right." Instead of pressing the matt.er, King chose to join an interfaith cle.igy organization baaed in Loe Angeles. For the next several years, dialogue between the South County Christian and Jew- ish communities was mute. several yea.rs, three other county interfaith groups extended inv11.B · tions to Asa, one of only five rabbis in the county leading congrega- tions at the time. Back in 1970, Rabbi Bernard King. leader of the Harbor Re- form Temple in Newport Beach, applied to join the Newport Harbor CounctJ of Churches. The council, comprising about observe Sabbath, P e C1 two dozen Christian clergymen, mulled the request over, and then offered King an affiliate member- ship -without voting power - because the charter constitution maintained that full members practice faiths accepting Jesus Christ as the savior. King turned the council down. "It was a secondary membership," said King, now in his 13th year as the rabbi of the Harbor Reform But it wasn't like that every- where in Orange County. In 1966, soon after Rabbi Haim Asa arrived in Fullerton to lead Temple Beth Tikvah congregation, the Full- erton Interfaith Ministerial As- sociation, without any prompting from Asa, invited him to join the organization. Within the next _,,,_~., ....... Uplift Symbols d esigna te sha r ed use of Corona del Mar building by H arbor Reform Temple a nd St. Mark Presb yterian Church. "I was familiar with King's case," Asa said. "My reeling ia that there was a great deal more of exclusivity in southern Orange County than northern Orange County. The older northern com- munities have aJways seemed more tolerant than the southern communities, which grew much more rapidly. Plus, we (the rab- binical community) weren't near- ly as well organi:r.ed as we are today. King probably felt he could soft-pedal the issue until the time was right." It wasn't until after the arrival of Methodist Minister Robert Shepard to Orange County in 1973 (See INTERFAJTH, Page Cl) THf DRANGf COAST MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 18113 Noule Goule and Dave Ferguson of the Hunt- ington Be a ch Fire Department's Hazardous COAST 10111011 ORANGE COUN rv . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS .,.., .... ,._.., ............. Materia ls Unit approach a simulated "unknown substance" during r ecent training. HB cops hot water • ID over error? By PHIL SNElDERMAN ud ROBERT BARKER Of .. o.llJ ,,_ ..... Huntington Beach police ad- mitted today they were guided to the wrong house Friday night in their search for a shooting suspect. But conflicting reports have surfaced regarding officers' con- duct at that house. The resident, Steve Gardner, 27, claims he was dragged out of his house at 311 Adams Ave. and was roughed up by men who failed to identify themselves as police ofCicers. He claims he suffered a muscle pull when an officer grabbed him by the hair. He claims police did not apologize after learning they were at the wrong house. "I want to know who pointed out this house, why it went down and why it happened to me," Gardner aaid today. The report filed by Huntington Beach officers contends, however, that Gardner refused to step outside twice after officers ident- ified themselves arid said they were looking for a shooting suspect. The report contends of- ficers did apologize after learning they had the wrong house. Gardner says he has filed a complaint with police and is seeking legal advice for further action. Police said no complaint has been filed. Police said Gardner may have been an innocent victim caught in the middle of a feud between two other men. Lt. Jim Walker said officers were summoned Friday night to the aid of Lonnie D. Painter, 34, who was wounded in the back and buttocks by a shotgun. He said Painter gave a false name to police (See POLICE, Page A%) Stink threatens pageant's suite These firemen don't go near water By STEVE MITCHELL °' .. o.llJ ,,_ ..... The one thing Pageant of th.e Masters musicial director Richard Henn didn't need in the orchestra pit was a surly interloper, dressed in blac.k and white. ~ Hunting ton's hazardous materials squad sp ecializes in handling toxic ch emicals By ROBERT BARI.ER °' .. .,.., ,,_ ...,. Capt. Vic Subia heads a special nine-man team that features a new breed of firefighter. Members are scientifically minded and have a bent for chemistry and phy&ics. They wear fully encapsulated equipment when they respond to emergencies. And what really sets them apart from the traditional fireman is that they never, never use water when they respond to their Mes a teen • WIDS state beauty title By GLENN SCOTl' Of .. _, .... ._ Nineteen-year-old Melissa Tyler is driving home to Coat.a Mesa tonight in a shiny new car and with a fancy new title: Miss California State. She won both thia weekend in San Joee at the Miss California State Scholarship competition - a contest that emphasizes talent, perwonality and oonununity aer- vke over beauty. A Newport Harbor High School graduate, Tyler earned her chance to compete in the .tat.ewlde ()()11)- • petition by winning the Mils Orange County Scholarahip title thia swnmer at the Orange County Fair. • The Cast.a Mesa fair allO had a aeparate beauty pageant, in which Tyler placed third. An accompliahed pianist. Tyler performed her own arrangement o( three excerpts from Chopin worb during the talent oompeti- Uon. She is a music major at (Sff MESA. Paae A!) Menachem Begin Begin vows final word by Tuesday JERUSALEM (AP) -Prime Mini.at.er Menachem Begin kept Iarael ln suapenae today by delay- ing hi.a planned resi.gnaUon for the eecond time. But he promiaed final word on Tuesday morning. Memben of Begin's Herut CSee ISRAEL, Pqe Al) kind of hot spota. They make up the new Huntington &ach hazardous materials and medical emergency unit-Ha.z-Mat for short. "Our No. 1 rule is no water," said the 41-year-old Subia. "Chemicals are reactive and change forms in water. It can cause more hazards to develop." The Raz-Mat team, which won't be fully operational until next summer becauae of stringent training demands, has been organized to (See HAZARD, Page AZ) Ex-planner ordered to do 'civic service' By STEVE MITCHELL °' .... _, ......... Former Laguna Beach plan- ning oornmissioner J . F.arl Water- bury swruned up his reaction to a aentence impoaed on him by a South Orange County Munidpal Court judge in two words: "Incredibly lronic." And now, he says, he's been ordered to perform additional' · community work. "No, I didn'\ ask the judge to (See EX-PLANNER, Paae A!) But there it was, big as life, sniffing around the conduc- tor's podium just as the or- chestra leader walked on to take his initial bow before nearly 3,000 pageant-goers in Laguna Beach . "Everyone started getting out of their seats in the orchestra pit because it was a rather large skunk," Henn said, following last week's unorchestrated interruption . "He was near the wood- winds and French horns at first," Henn said, adding the fonnally-attired intruder was spotted just as the nightly performance was about to get under way. J udge Richard Hamilton Friday ordered Waterbury to perform 100 hours of oonununity aervice work and fined him $150 after the tonner commissioner pleaded no oont.est to a charge of striking a meter maid with hia car two rnontha ago. Therein lies the irony, Water· buryaaya. EmbattJed producer George Crlle may have been auapended by CBS News, but he st Ill goea to work every day. Hla aaalgnment? He contends he'• put in literally thousands of hours in the put four yean as a member of the city's planning commission. A. a put preaident of the Laguna Video Club, he aaya he'a allO filmed city council meetings that are later teen by Lagunana on cable tell-- vision, and hu donated hundred.a of houn aa president of the Laguna Be4'Ch Historical Society and fonner member of ~ral dtlzen oommlttees. ( Helptng ta~a prepare the CBS defense against the S 120 mllllon llbel lawault filed by Gen. Wllllam Westmoreland. Page C3. Call 842-4321 with new• tips The conductor ordered the 27 musicians to sit down, saying the show must go on - among other show-biz cliches. • "I walked to the conductor's stand, put on the headphones. and told (Pageant director Glen) Eytchison there was a skunk in the pit." The director's two-word (See STINKER, Page A!) llDEI r Al * Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, Aug. 29, 1883 CONTINUID STOlllES From P•g• A1 Aldrich def ends hospitlil decision UCI ch a ncellor cit es fears tha t colllmunity conflict could have killed both pro posals : EX-PLANNER GUILTY ... make the aentence retroactive," he laughed. But Waterbury, who earlier described the June 21 incident as a nightmare, still blames a ~ Beach parking enforcement of- ficer for "poor judgment" when she allegedly attempted to have him arrested on suspicion of assaUlt with a deadly weapon on a police officer. Waterbury, who w as still a Plannina commissioner when the inddeftt occured, said he returned to h.ia Agate Street home J une 21 to find two parking enforcement officen and a tow truck in front of his home. He said the tow truck driver was about to hook up a relative's Volkswagen that had an e~ reptration . When the commisaioner at- tem~ to move the car out of the J. Earl Waterbury POLICE ... and pointed out the wrong house as the home ol the man who shot him.. range of the tow truck's hook, the vehicle allegedly struck meter maid Kathy Bowaer. The 39-year-old real estate salesman was aubeequently hand- cuffed by a patrolman called to the acene and booked on susplcton of miademeanor battery, a charge that was later reduced to disturb- ing the peace prior to Waterbury's sentencing in Judge Hamilton's courtroom. Waterbury said he pleaded no contest-a declaration of neither guilt nor innocence -in order to save the several thou.sand dollars he said It would have cost to fight the charge. "l just wanted to get the thing over with, to minimize the inci- dent and get on with my Ufe," he said. Police contend Waterbury could have avoided striking the officer, who was not seriously hurt. STINKER ... response apparently was un- printable in a family news- paper, Henn hinted. By this time, the o.dorous visitor was at the conductor's heels, ''hissing at the flute," Henn said. The music director con- ducted the entire introductory overtw'e unmolested, then walked off to the left where he hid behind the violin players. "The first thing the little bugger did was jump on my podium," Henn said, laughing. But a5·on1at, armed with a · h t, frigh tened the skunk o and Pageant seauity officials said he was last seen running up Laguna Canyon. ''It disrupted the per- formance (or about 10 minutes," the mu.sic director said. But he did have one good thing to aay about the gentle- man in black and white. "Obviously, he had consum- mate musical taste." By KAREN E . KLEIN Of .... 0.-,""' 11.n UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. was well aware of community support for a campus hospital when he asked the Health West Foundation t o withdraw ita application earlier this month. Aldrich said today he "sug- gested that HealthWest might withdraw" because he felt that Melissa Tyle r MESA ... From Page A1 California State University. Long Beach, and hopes to become what she calls a "versatile perfonner" in music and acting. This latest award may help. In addition to the new car, she also received a $7,500 scholarship. Tyler said she'll use it to study in Paris, France. Other awards in- cluded a $5,000 wardrobe, a trip for two to Hawaii, luggage and jewelry. As Miss California St.ate, Tyler will be the official hos~ for state-sponsored fairs and other special festivals and celebrations, she said. Tyler said the competition focused on treating all of the contestants as winners. "I don't feel like I won this contest," she said. "I was just given the assign- ment to represent all of the girls." Walker said Painter was taken to the Gardner home alter the incident, and he admitted he had made a mistake and that the home of the shooting victim was one block away. Walker said officers arrested the shooting suspect, Christopher Ryan Harrigan. 37. on outstanding warrants. He said Painter refuaed to press charges on the ahooting incident. Walker said Painter WM ar- rested Sunday when he allegedly broke into Harrigan's home, ~ tending to assault him. Walker a1ao reported Painter.tried to hang him8elf ln Huntington Beach Qty Jail on Sunday and wu trans- ferred to Orange County Jail, w bett medical supervilion is available. Most phone strikers hurry hack to work Meanwhile, Walker said no inveltiption of officers' conduct in connection with the Gardner home will be initiated until a formal complaint iB lodged. F rom staff a.ad wire reports Almost all of Orange County's striking telephone company em- ployees were back on the job today despite the news that a small. Los Angeles-based union group con- tinued to picket around the state. About 99 pen..'e1lt of the tele- phone operators and line repair HAZARD SQUAD ... cope .rith the increaling use of hazardous materials and the potential tor dlaater they po11e in the city. "They're the ones who ret1pond to hazardous materials in HURtington Beach," aai.d Fi.re Chief Ray Picard. "They go in to s1abilbe a situation and to neutrallz.e it or to call a large agency to handle it." "U there's a lemngbarrel they'll be able to patch up the hole. U there's a major leak. Shey'll build dike. to oonw.n the le.ak:ing fluid." Ha-Mat memben responded to a barrel "leaking" toxic vapors in a drill in a vacant lot next to the McDonnell Douglas A6tronautics Company' a plant Friday. 'They put an emergency patch on the barrel. aet up perimeter lines to protect the public and emergency workers and s>honed a private contractor to dispo11e of the fluid. The Haz~Mat team abo ill equipped to respond to major med.icaJ e~ such aa traffic diaaaten and earthquake.. Their vehJcle, a reconverted 1965 necue aalvaae truck. carries stretchers, bandages, splints, rein.m::itators and oxyaen for 50 trauma victims. The unit is believed to be one of only about five or six in the state. Orange County has a fully operational facllity and Newport Beach ia planning to edd one, say offidals. ''Thia ia 110methina new and necesary and extremely critical." said i.ain luder Subia. "We are more awlll'e of dioxlla and PC& and chemical adda, and they are being :.-."Cf i.ncl'asingly by industry. "A lot of thingacan happen in hazardous material spills and all of them have a potential of being bad." It 's not quite true that~and his team members never use waterin th~oouraeof theirdu ea. yalsoaerveuregular, full-time firefighters and respond to the way flremen always have. Their won on the Haz-Mat Unit is ln addition to their regular duties. They don't receive extra pay. personnel who stayed off the job for three weeks reported to work today -to the great relief of management and the strikers themselves, said Nancy Harlow. Pacific Telephone spokeswoman. A 400-member local of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union -all of them Yellow Pages advertising sales representatives -continued to strike today over a proposed change in the way its members are paid. Harlow said two picketers from that group had shown up at Orange County Pacific Telephone headquarters this morning but they were not keeping any other employees from returning to work. After the nationwide strike against the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. ended early Sunday, many employees re- turned to work immediately. Harlow said. "They're really happy to be back and we're really happy to have them back," she said. A formal signing of the agree- ment between the strikers and the phone company took place in San Francisco at 9:20 a.m . Sunday. Loc:ally, the agreement means that the present top wage for telephone operators -$373 per week.-will be hiked to $393.50 per week. For the maintenance and line repair personnel. the top wage of $526.50 per week W1 U go to $555.50, Harlow said We''e Listening ••• What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don·1 you lake., Call the number at left and your message will be record~. tranacribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24·hour answerin1 service may be used to record let ters to the ~llor on a ny topic Mailbox contri butors muat include their name and telephone number for verification No cirrul 11tlon calls. please. 842•8086 Tell us what ·s on your mind ..._, F'r~y H Yl>V "° "01 ,. ... '°"' P•"' l>y & JO p "' c .. Otlot• 1 p "' and rovr COj)y wtO b• ......., 6•1vub y •nd lund1y ti yO'J oo no! recetve yO'Jr ~ll'f'•"' ~-· 10111'1 -YW tOPr ... be-eel Clrtalitlon T1h11ti1w ... ~~.....,, ,.,,_ ~e-P> .... ·-... u. l ........... ...... . .. OAAHGE COAST Dally Pilat H. 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Despite his withdrawal, he said, the possibility of a clinical facihty on campus is not dead. "I'm hopeful that one day we OtiU have either a hospital or an ambulatory care facility here," Aldrich said. "That's what we've been workmg for." Aldrich said there is a possi- bility that UCI would somehow become involved m th~ Irvine Medical Center, a prQPOSal to build a hospital on l~~acres of Irvine Co. land near the junction of the San Diego and Santa Ana Creeways, but he did not specify how the university would be included "The unive rsity has col- laborated with hospitals through- out the county. If there would be a ·hospital built In East Irvine, I'm s ure lhal there would be interest on the part of the medical school in collaboratmg with that facility," Aldrich said. The trustee; ot tht! medical school, however, voted last week to oontinue to support Health- West 's plan despite the chancellor's reversal. The dean of the medical school, Dr. Stanley van den Noort, said after a meeting with HeaJthWest ofCiclals last week that the group intends to go ahead with a proposal to put a hospital on the campus. He continues to support the campus proposal as well, he said Van den Noort said earlier that he felt that there was a possibility that HealthWest might have grounds to take legal action against the university. But Aldrich said he is not particularly worried about that. "There never was a contract between HeaJthWest and the university," he said. 1 "One of the unfortunate things in this has been the failure of people to appreciate that it isn't lhe university that makes the application, it is HeaJthWest," Gilbert Saunders' 4 funeral sei Tuesday Funeral services will be held Tuesday m Santa Paula for GQ- bert D. Saunders. former director of data processing at Orange Coast College, who died Friday follow- ing a long illness. Services for the 54-year-old former college administrator will be held at 2 p.m. at Ted Mayr Loma Vista Chapel, followed by burial at Santa Paula Cemetery. Saunders was born in Long Beach and graduated from San Jose State Coltege. He later re- ceived a masters degree from Stanford University. He was director of data pro- ces.5ing at Orange Coast College and was a past administrator at Compton Junior College. For three years he was administrator for the American Association of Junior Colleges in Washington, D.C. He was adminstrator/vice president for business services for 10 years at College of the Redwoods in Eureka and was a member of the board of directors for public television station KEET prior to moving to Santa Paula a year ago. Saunders is survived by his wife, Barbara. of Santa Paula; step-father Virgil A . Mudd, Santa Paula; daughters, Sue A Saunders, San Diego, and Joy A. Saunders of Dallas. He is also survived by stepsons Charles E. Hamilton, Eureka, and Robert W. Hamilton, of Griffith, Ind. Aldrich said. "They're perfectly : free to pursue (their application)." J Aldrich acknowleged that the strong support of a coalition of business leaders for IMC in-. Ouenced his decision to ask • Health West to withdraw. . "Of course, we know that the : business community has been : supportive of IMC," he said .. "There has been significant evidence of their support." . However, he said, he also thinks : there is support in the business community for the HealthWest . proposal. ' "I'm aware that there is strong support for the university. That was evident at the (Orange Coun- ty Health Planning Cornm.is.91on) meetings." he sa1d. Aldrich said his decision was based on the fear . that the conflict might niJ< both proposals. Supporters of the campus hos-· pit.al said that the chancellor's reason for withdrawing was "un-: fortunate " : Heated debate over issues in the ' city is the rule, rather than the exception when it comes to Irvine, said Nanci Rosen, a member of HealthOty Associates, a support group for the campus plan. ''One of the best things about . living in Irvine is t.hat we're not · politically naive or apathetic," she : said. Laguna seeks a pplica lions for planner Applications will be accepted ' until 5 p.m. Thursday from : Laguna Beach r esidents' interested in filling the unexpired term of planning commissioner' Steven Riggs. who resigned from the panel earlier this month. Riggs' term on the five-memben panel expires July 1, 1984. Commissioners serve a two-year term and receive $40 a month. The panel reviews and advises the city council on matters relating to the development and modifications of land uae within the city. For information. call City Clerk Verna Rollinger at 497-3311. Sealing a frie ndship Eight-year-old Nick Mor e no, a visito r from Nebraska, e ncou nters som ething he wouldn 't find back home -a frie ndly sea lion in the harbor near 44th Street a nd River Avenu e in Newport Beach . ISRAEL AWAITS DECISION ... From Page A 1 Party said after meeting with him I.ate today that he promised to announce his decision Tuesday morning. They said he would make the announcement at a meeting with leaders of his ruling coalition after seeing U.S. special Mideast envoy Robert C McFarlane. Ehud Olmert, a member of Herut's parliamentary faction. said after meeting with Begin. "His mood is very relaxed." Olmert told reporters that Begin had said nothing to change his imp~ion that Begin "ls re90Jved to retire." But Ronnie Milo, another parUamentary deputy and Begin's aon-ln-Jaw, said the chances were 50-00 that Begin would stay on . A crowd of 00 supporters gathered &C1'088 the str'fft from Begin'• home ln the Rehavia quarter of Jeru.'Ullem, ch.antlna. "Begln. king of llrool, Uvcs."They waved placards urging him not tO res.Ian. Including one whkh said, ··~n, don't abandon uaat a time of trouble." Heada of th• ruling roalitlon p3rtlC!' ~pent about three hours pleading with Begin to change his mind. Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir was mentioned in the Israeli media as Begin's likeliest suc:cesaor. But Israel Anny radio later reported that Deputy PremJer David Levy had 80lid backipg too. C.O.lltion Chainnan Avraham Shaplra said an early election was poaible, and mentioned Novem- ber as a Ukt!ly date. He said he dJd not know whether Begin planned to run for re~lection. Twenty-four hours after Begin dropped his bombshell an- nouncement at a routine C..blnet meeting, the reasons for hia move remained largely unknown, and throughout the country, lsraells kept theit radloa tuned to live broadcaata trotn the doorstep of Begin'• office. larael radio said Begin told hla colleague. hi• reasons were strict· ly penonaJ. ~gtn appeared to be qua1hing reports \hat he had become fed up with h11 Cabinet. Begin'• colleasues Mid they argued that his timing wu bad for political and religious n:uons . , Israel is about to host West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl on a state visit, carry out a complex partial withdrawal from Lebanon and implement a aeries of un- popular economic measures. Last dance a costly number A 22-year-.old nune wu dancing Saturday night et the Black Angus reetaurant in Fountain Valley -but not for joy. li seems she put her pW'le <town on the cigarette machine while doing • few fut numbers -and her whole evening wenl up in smoke. Somebody -obviously not • musk lover -trotted off with \he puno, her pueonal eUecta and $50 In cash. k'CDC'd- lng to polloe. --..,..-- . -~· . ·' County architects plan fair at Irvine Bowl Supervisor Tom Riley and Irvine Co. president Tom Nielson will be guest speakers when the Orange County chapter of the American Institute of Architects stages Its annual "Arch I fair 83" at the Irvine Bowl in Laguna Beach Sept. 25. The theme is "Experience the Energy of Architecture" and the public la invited to attend the event. which will run from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, Among the attractions will be a jazz band, remodeling workshop and a ''painted box city" for chiJdren. Further information may be obtained by Kathleen Davis, executive director of the county AIA cha pter, at 55 7-7796. Runners fight drunke n drivers A lOK run to benefit Mothers Against Drunk Drivers will be held Sept. 18 starting at Corona del Mar State Beach. The scenic race -dubbed "The Dry Run" -is sponsored by MA.DD and the Newport Beach Police Employees Association. The ~ rourse will wind through the old residential areas of Corona del Mar and across the bluff above the beach. Runners will compete for numerous prizes including 10-speed bicycles, weekends at local resort hotels, dinners and roundtrip air fare to San Francisco for two provided by AirCal. The entry fee is $10 if runners register by Sept. 9. Late registration is $11. For more information, call 644-3655. Wimble don W est set for Newport Entry forms for one of Orange County's largest charity tennis tournament-the Annual Wimbledon West-are avaiJable at area tennis clubs and the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. The tournament is scheduled Sept 24 and 25 and Oct. 1 and 2 at the John Wayne Tennis Club in Newport Beach. Preliminary matches will be held at the Balboa Bay Club, South Coast Plaza Hotel, Park Newport, Marrion Hotel, Tennis Club of Irvine and the John Wayne club. A majority of the proceeds will benefit New Directions for Women, Inc., a residential recovery home in Costa Mesa for women with alcohol problems. There is a $30 entry fee per mixed doubles teams. The entry deedline is Sept. 14. The tournament is sporuiored by the Dolphins, the women's division of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. ~j\SA program in OCC Plane te rium Orange Coast College will open its Planetarium this fall with a program celebrating the silver anniversary of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The Sept. 30 program will run from 7 to 10 p.m. in the OCC Chemistry Building, Room 214. Tickets are $4 each and are on sale at the OCC Community Services Office in the Student Center Building. Then on three straigh t Fridays beginning Oct. 21, the planetarium will host a pre-recorded program, "Footsteps," examining the first lunar lnaidng. It was produced by the Hansen Planetariuim. Admission is $2 and tickets will be sold at the door. Doctors link stress, disease From atatf u d wire report• ANAHEIM -Stress can lower the body's immunity to diaease, researchers studying breast cancer patients and behavior in monkeys told delegates to the 9 lst annual American Psychological Association convention here this weekend. Sandra Levy, director of the behavior science program at the National Cancer Institute, said her study found a correlation between a susceptibility to illness and the amount of stress exhibited by women with breast cancer. Differences were found be- tween older women, who seemed · Jess upset about their J><>S&ble fate, and younger women, and between those who still faced radiation and those who did not, she said. Following the operations, Levy found that older cancer patients showed higher levels of natural killer cells, which destroy tumors. Younger patients facing radi- ation suffered more distress, fatigue and showed lower levels of natural killer cells than older patients and th~ who under- went mastectomies, she said. "It's a potentially fascinating interaction," said Levy. Dr. Christopher Coe, a re- searcher at Stanford University School of Medicine, said h e found that an infant monkey separated from its mother for a long period gradually stopped crying but still showed lowered immunity to disease .. 1 "We're beginning to uncover the full extent to which emotional response can affect the immune system," he told delegates. Screams thwart Newport rape try 1A blond-haired man crawled In an CC*\ bed<oom window ot a resldenol on 15th Street In Newport Beecn and tried to,-.,. the 1S.-year-otd female occupent. The woman tald lhe wu MIMp but called out when the man beget\ to grab her. She tald the man leeped out the window and ran. A knh wteldlt 1g man got away with about $200 In cuh after holding up Tl< Burgen, 21 19 W. Balboa. Em~ ptoyeee Mid the man, deecflbed u very lntoxlc:a1ed, entered near Clos- ing houn. put the knife to the bade of .,, ~end demanded money. Ari engagement rfng worth $8,500 was 11olen from a reeldenoe on the 100 bfodc of Topaz Avenue on 8atbOe llland. The ring wu In a pcne. A burglar amaahed out a pane ol g!us to a Frenc:tt door of a realdence on Hiiisborough and stole a $200 11ereo unit from the houee. Laguna Beach A motortat wtio panced In the 300 blcx* Cliff Ortve Sunday returned to nnd $500 In cash ml.alng lrom his lodced vehlele. A 1heep8'1ln seat cover valued at $200 wu stolen lrom a car parked atop Creeoent Bay Beach Sunday afternoon. A man's wallet containing ldentlft- catlon. credit cards and $300 In cash waa reported mlaalng near Broadway and North Coast Highway, the man told t..guna Beach polloe. Costa Mesa Polloe are looking f0< the drhoer of a wtllte compact car that struck a 37-year-old Jogger Sunday night u the driver backed his car out of a vacant houae on the 2300 block of Cornell. The driver did not atop; the Jogger said he was knocked out but 11 recovering today with cuts and brul .... 06-)'Mf-old Vl(oman told police Sunday someone alaahed all tour of her cer· • Urea, broke Its wtndlhleld and kldted a door u the 1981 Mdan wu parked In an apartment com~x part(lng lot on the 400 blocil of Merrimac Way. Bong Ngvyen, 49, reported lata Sunday night that while he wu repairing a nat tire on his car at the Newport Boulevard )Unction with the Corona del Mar Frefl'#&Y. three men In their 20. stopped their pickup truck u tt to hetp and then robbed htm at gunpoint of $38. Wendy Lynn Porter, 21. of Anaheim wu treated f0< lnJurtee Sunday morning when her Volks- wagen bug llammed Into the rMt of another bug wetting at a red llghl on Newport Boulevard at 22nd Street. lnY98tlgat0<1 said the brakes In Porter's car were laulty. Several Pol• and pens and a lramed picture were reported stolen Saturday from a garage on the 700 block of Joann Street. Huntington Beach A resident of the 700 blocit of Main Street reported"Stlnday that hla white 1961 Chevrolet Impala had been stolen from an alley behind his homee. The loea waa eatlmated at $4,000. . :JBll . 'I· . t ~ ' ' . ---' . . .,. ~ .... ~ . ., ~ ~.. .. .. "!'.i """.:;;tr.-lllil'. Cooler climate along the Coast eoi.-.. ... 64 a-.flWOt1fl M 78 = :: : Coastal 93 71 ........ llO 58 64 70 fl 97 72 ,~ 86 42 ,.,.. 14 ., :er... : ~ ~ ... """"9 13 52 HonoMu • 78 -on N 71 ~ ... ...-to .. ----·-96 74 .-.-96 75 ,,,,...,. . .. ~City 14 • ~~ :: ~: IM ~ t 7 72 ~ •71 ,. ~ ....... -"'°"*" IOw UMMldl 17 • ...... -.. ooelt. 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You never know what you're going to find ." Row, row, row your boat Sandra Lazare, office manager, Newport Beach "I have a positive at- titude about the shuttle program. It makes Ameri- ca look good. Plus. I think any help it provides putting satellites in orbit justifies its cost." P•ul Oldenberg, lnaurance repreaentetlve, Balboa laland ''The space shuttle is furthering our knowledge of the possibllities of the unknown. I think that's a good reason to spend money on the program. 11 All the way from Cata lina to Newport Beach . The Newpo rt O utrigger Club finishes in third place with a time of four hours and 36 m inutes Sunday. Details in Sports, P age 8 l . ,- 1 at-<Za92, fur bJy.s ... I thcz. daseic knit,<Zreycare fX?lY /cotton blcz.nd-in e reinb:w of col.ors .S\.7..Cl.5 8 -20. 44 foshion Island -Nttwport &ach • 714 644-5-070 UKJI Westwood Blod. •Westwood VIiiage • 213, 208-3273 .. . .. . . . . STOCKS MONO\ l''~ C:LO~I NG l'RICE!'i ,.., .. , ,__..,. P l "'<h \U)v Ct\9 NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS OUOT. TIONI INCLU~ Tl\AOll ~THI N(W VOAll MIOv.lllT ••C•'IC ....... 1oe 10 N 0111\0fl ANO C1NCINHA Tl lfOC ... P C14ANOH AllO lllPOIH!D I V IHI N.UD INITINIT -··-----·------·--- Orange Coaal DAILY PILOT /Monday, Aug. 29, 1983 NB U Dow Jones Flnal Up 2.04 Cloalng 1, 11M.11 1•111111111 Lower gasoline prices to last until Labor Day By tbe A11oclated Pre11 LOS ANGELES -Dropping wholesale gasohne costs and decreased consumption should continue to send pump prices inching downward until Labor Day, oil industry analyst Dan Lundberg says. But motorists are not getting the full benefit of lower wholesale prices because dealers are not passing savings on to customers but trying to recover the markup they lost in re<:ent months, Lundberg said Sunday, S teelworkers pay 'ioo high' VAJL,Colo.-Theman whochaired the Council of Economic Advisers under former Presidents Richard . . Nixon and Gerald Ford says unemployed steelworkers ~ should be willing to work for less money. "Steelworkers should seek lower salaries" if they want the floundering industry set right, Herb Stein said Sunday during the second annual World Forum. The meeung, organized by Ford, included several former world leaders, current administration officials and about 50 corporate officers. Economy a boon to executives LOS ANGELF.S -The upswing in the economy is proving beneficial for the future of executives as well as production workers. Executive search firms say that after a two-year lull, California comparues are again starting up expansion plans that were dormant dunng the recession and are seeking executives to head those pro~. ,. Interest rates remain st eady NEW YORK -Analysts see little chance lhat interest rates will move lower any time thls summer, following the Federal Reserve Board's latest money supply report. The Fed said the basic money supply, or Ml, fell $200 million in the week ended Aug. 17. It was the second straight weekly decline, but analysts said the drop was not enough to satisfy investors that the Fed would soon move to foster lower interest rates. Business productivity rising WASHINGTON -Responding to the upturning economy, U.S. business productivity ro&e at the fut.est pace in nearly eight years in the April-to-June quarter. The Labor Department says that productivity rose at an annual rate of 6.1 percent in the latest quarter. Total output ro&eat a rate of 12.7 percent while hours worked increased 6.2 pen:ent and hourly compensation 4.3 percent. Japan mulls auto export limits TOKYO -The Japanese trade rrunister has indicated Japan may reconsider its ear Her decision not lO renew automobile export limits for a fourth year The current export quotas expire March 31, 1984. 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