HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-09-26 - Orange Coast PilotBirthday happy after all
Valley police brighten sirl's day alter vaada'IB ru1n party
BJ ROBERT BARUR °' ..............
Emily DeLany had an efahth blrthday ahe'U
probably never forget -lt 1tarted out on a creepy
note but there wu a nJce aarpriM at the finWl.
Emily bad her bh1.hday Friday and ahe and
her pa.rents were all aet fM a festive even1n1. They
neatly lltacked all her preeents and laid out her
blrthday cake ln the family room of their FOW\tain
Valley residence before gotna out tor dinner at a
restaurant.
Emily waa excited. She was going to open her
preeents and blow out her ca,ndlee and have IOrDe
cake when they got back.
They were gone ecarcely an hour, but IOme
mean people beat Emily to it.
They ripped through her packaaet and •
tmeeted the ca)w all OVe't the bcK.e -waUI,
furniture, carpeta and appllanom.
Ernlly recalled today that the ~ Wll •
me-. "Somebody opened my pwenta and I WM
IC&l'ed," lhe Mid.
But Fountain Valley polJceman Randy Davis
arrived and Emily then l'Ol to -tn ..... :=:aa. tak1na ftnaerprinta. That proved to be exd ~
But the belt part came Sunday. Two b1aick
and white police can came drMn8 up to the Santa
Cecelia Circle addnll and Of&er Daw, Lt. Dave
Brokaw and Officer Mike Majoc' were ~
one very large cake. It wu for Emily. It Mid, 1
Happy Birthday to Emily from Watch 3" (4 p.m.·2
a.m.)
(See BIRTBDA Y, Pace AJ)
THE ORANGE COAST
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1983
A legend in its own time
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Ruth Stapl ton;
·Carter's sister, dies
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (AP) -Ruth Carter Stapleton, sister
of former President Jimmy Carter, died this morning al home after
a lengthy battle with cancer of the pancreas, her husband said.
Mn. Stapleton, 54, an evangelist from Fayetteville, was
diagnoeed as having cancer in April.
She had said she would forgo medical treatment and would
rely on her f.Uth in God to help her. She said she would~ prayer,
meditation, exercise and a special diet in her fight against the
diaeue.
Her father died of pancreatic cancer almost 30 years ago. Her
mother, Lillian Carter, has experienced total remission from breast
and bone cancer.
Her husband, Dr. Robert Stapleton, reached today at his
Fayetteville home, confirmed the death but declined to comment
further.
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COUNTY IDITION
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Giant land
deal along
Coast OK'd
By L.P. BENET
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After 18 months of intensive
fund-raising efforts, a Laguna
Niguel-baaed rea.Lestate develop.....
ment company has finalized the
$80 million purchase of 550 acres
of coastline property south of
Laguna Beach.
The land -slated for heavy
commercial and residential de-
velopment -is one of the last
remaining pieces of open coastal
property south of Los Angeles.
The deal represents one of the
largest land deals in Orange
County history.
Stein-Brief Group, lnc.. of
Laguna Niguel completed the
purchue from Avco Community
Developers, Inc., a San
Di~bued home builder group,
late last week.
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Arrow shows proposed
development.
already has been approved by the
California Coastal Commission.
The Stein-Brief group plans to
spend $50 million in l.and.caping,
grading and other improvements
over the next several years. The
partnership al8o intends to build
3,400 residential units, including a
95-unit guarded-gate complex
located on a parcel on the ocean
side of the highway. Homes there
will be priced between $400,000
After I 0,000 rescues, Sea Watch No. l is still
going strong. Newport Beach Lifeguard Lt. Ron
Johnson (on right) and seasonal Lifeguard Lt.
Topper Horack crank up the 25-year-old
lifeguard boat. See a recap of its missions during
maritime mishaps on Page AS.
When Stein-Brief completefl
development of the property, it
will be worth more than $1 billion
and will garner about $165 million
ln profits. Stein-Brief is a land
developing partnership formed by
David Stein, 35, and Barry Brief,
42, ln late 1979.
The pwcltased land ii located
on both aides of Coast Highway
between South Laguna and Dana
Point. Development of the parcel
and $1.5 million. ·
Stein and Brief also plan to
build two resort hotels, a tennis
club, several restaurants, a shop-
(See LAND DEAL, Pase A!)
Do-or-die for airport pact
City, county negotiate 75-year limit on flights from John Wayne
By STEVE MARBLE aet a limit on jet departures out of
Of .. Dmllr,......,, John Wa'f'IW! Airport was being
A last.ditch attempt to salvage a made today by Newport Beach
proposed agreement that would and Orange County officials.
Early morning accident
leaves 3 hurt, I arrested
A Huntington Beach couple
remained in critical condition
early today with injuries they
received Sunday when their auto
was struck by a suspected drunk-
en driver.
Lt. Jim Walker said the accident
occ~ at 12:24 a.m. on Edinger
Avenue, just west of Bolsa Chica
Road, when an eastbound car
driven by a 17-year-old West·
minster boy crossed the center line
and struck the westbound car in
which Robert and Patricia Wheel-
er were riding.
Robert Wheeler. 61 , was taken
to Fountain Valley Commmunity
TV'• blff•t night
Hospital with chest and ab-
dominal injuries. Patricia Wheel-
er, 19, who suffered chest injuries
and broken ribs, was also taken to
Fountain Valley Community.
Hospital spokesman Michael
Nash said both were listed in
critical condition early today In
the intensive care unit.
The Westminster youth, whose
name was withheld by police, was
taken to Humana Hospital West-
minster with head injuries and
broken bones, Lt. Walker said.
He said·the youth was arrested
on suspicion of felony drunken
driving.
Barbera8tanwyck WU MJOng the
wtnnera. but preeenter Ja.n Atyera made
molt of the newt at .... nllht'• E"""Y lhow
In PMedena. Pt09M. I
Exciting ehow-but atlll a loaa
The Ram• made It exciting, but they
ended up dropping a 27-24 owrtlme thriller
to the New YOtk Jete Sunday. P-cie 81.
'Boone' bring• country home
The tranqull 19501 In the rural South
aerve as backdrop for "Boone," premiering
tonight on NBC and atarrlng Tom Byrd.
PageA7.
Call 842-4321 with new• tip•
"It's now or never," said New-
port Mayor Evelyn Hart.
The proposal would allow an
increase in daily commercial jet
takeoffs from the pre.ent 41 to 55
and then hold that limit for the
next 75 years.
The beach city, under the
takeoff pattern, has spent more
than $1 million attempting to
block airport expansion in the last
two years and the county has
spent an equal amount defending
plans for adding flights and
enlarging the congested facility.
Negotiators for the city and
·county today were rewriting the
agreement for the fifth time in
two months. A final draft likely
would go the county auperviaors
and council members next month.
The proposal -held up by city
officials and at least one county
supervisor as a meanlngf ul peace
treaty between the warring
parties -also h.u been lambasted
by both sides.
See AIRPORT PACT, Pqe A!)
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Volunteer instructor David Schwartz
gives {int grader William Pepper
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some help with his studies at Oka
School in Fountain Valley.
'Mr. Shorts' a school favorite
. Volunteer teacher, honored by FV district, loves kelping kids
By PHIL SNEIDERM.AN
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On the campus of Oka Elementary School in
Huntington Beach, he'• known affectionately aa
"Mr. Shorta."
He'• really David Schwarts, a retired New
Yock City funeral dln!ctor who puts ln five houn
a day, ftvedaysa weekuanOkalChool volunteer.
Since 1979, he'• been ac:lm1ni.lt.erlng spelling
lelta, reading aloud to atudenta and helping them
with speech problema.
Bee.au. of hit dedication, he waa one of nine
people who received an OutslaJl<lini Service
Award lat week frcm the Fountain Valley School
Dl.uict Board of Tn.latees. .
But Schwartz .. YI hit greatelt reward comes
Crom the YOUl\I people he worlu with.
"I love It," he •YI of hit .:hoot volunteer
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work. "It makes you feel aood when you walk
around the campus at lunch and the kida jump up
on you and •y, 'Mr. Shorts! Mr. Schwartz!'"
David Schwartz prefert to keep busy.
After hit wife died ln 1959, he retired from hia
New York City funeral busine.•but continued
working u1 ad salesman for hit 1<>n-ln-law'1 magulne.
Later, h went to work for the Human
Reaources nter on Long Ial.and, placing eenior
dtiz.ena in Jobe.
"They Mid rd be doing well if I put one penon
to work a week," Schwartz recall.a. "I avenaect
three a week.
''On Monda)'I they would flll out applkat:lona.
Then on Tueedaya, rd buy three or four
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, Sept 26, 1983
rUCI opens with
lr'ecord turnout
; By ANDREA ADE~ON
OlllWo.17-•-
Mod sunslasses and miniskirts
returned to the car-jammed park-
ing lots of UC Irvine today,
marking the first day of the
campus' 12th year with a record
enrollment of 11 ,750.
AB campus activities go into full
swing this weekend, with a con-
cert, film screening and water polo
meet scheduled, about 3,500 stu-
dents are unpacking pos-
8e68ion-filled cardboard boxes and
settling into on-campus residence
halls, crammed to capacity as
usual, campus s pokeswoman
Linda GraneU said.
backpack-toting students came
the crunch in the campus book-
store, where lines were running
25 people deep at times. Most
students were buying an annload
of textbooks that averaged $100,
according to accounung manager
Linda Lee.
"A lot of times they come in
more than once. So we expect to be
pretty busy all week," she said.
Booutore hours are 7:45 a.m . to 9
p.m. this week.
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AIRPORT ...
From PageA1
County supervisors Ralph
Clark and Bruce Neet.&J:Mie have
protested that a 75-year agree-
ment is far too long and have
aaked the city to make several
conceeaions in the basic agree-
ment.
Only Supervisor Thomas Riley,
whoee district includes Newport
Beach and the airport, has ex-
pressed outright support for the
proposed bindlng agreement.
Criticisms from some citizens in
Newport Beach have bordered on
outrage. Some residenta have
asked that the agreement be put to
a city-wide vote, and others have
blasted the proposal as too lenient
on the county.
About 3,500 to 4.,000 students
are receiving some sort of financial
aid, a figure about 4 to 5 percent
above last year's, closely matchmg
the climb in enrollment, financial
aid Director Otto Ryer said.
And as students begin scrutin.iz-
Lng their class syllabus, figuring
out how many times they can play
hooky and still get a ~ing grade,
one freshman biology class will be
stepping into a laboratory cum art
gallery.
Carole Brown, who ad.rninisters
the biological science school lab-
oratories, has created in the engi-
neermg building a two-room dis-
play of Dora, some exotic and some
garden variety, that demonstrates
an astonishing number of ways
plants have been put to use by
man.
44 lnca" dance troupe from Los Angeles performs.
"AB it's written now, we cer-
tainly don't agree with it," said
Jean Watt, president of Stop
Polluting Our Newport, a power-
ful citiz.en group lbat joined the
city two years ago in a lawsuit that
killed a county plan for expanding
the airport.
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I! enrollment continues to
escalate, it could strain aid limits,
Ryef said. "We'll be wat.oh.i.ng it
cl~ly."
Arts in Motion in Laguna
Watt said the agreement largely
ignores the need for another
airport site.
With the fall rus h o f
Huntington
zoning plan
hearing slated
A public hearing is slated to
resume tonight on a zoning
proposal that would allow for the
overhaul of downtown Hunt-
ington Beach and the rest of the
city's coastal area.
The hearing is scheduled at 7:30
p.m. at City Hall, 2000 Main St.
More than 20 people com-
mented on the matter last Monday
with disagreement ap~ntly
focusing on whether height limits
on buildings in the Main street
area should be 12 stories or eight
stories.
Officials say some City Council
members are expected to be
absent tonight and they don't
expect final action on the plan.
The most novel discovery stu-
dents make, associate lecturer
Roberta Stolz said, is that
plant-derived products such as
drugs and flavorings serve other
purposes besides those designed
by man.
"That's the James Watt theory
of evolution, that the earth is here
just to serve us," Stolz said.
S tudents in the "Diversity of
Life" ~ find that oils used by
man from the camphor and
eucalyptus plants are really
emitted to keep bugs at bay.
And, the camuba palm, which
grows only in northeastern Brazil
and creates a hard wax used
commercially as a furniture polish
and to give pills a shiny coat,
actually uses the wax for protec-
tion from insect predators.
''Particularly revealing to
people who walk from their condo
to the bus stop and never are in a
natural environment," Stolz
added, "is seeing an organic prod-
uct that clears up zits."
LAND DEAL OK'D ...
From Page A1
ping area and a 18-hole golf course
with two beach front fairways. A
397-room Ritz Carlton Hotel to be
built south of the gated communi-
ty isn't part of the Stein-Brief
development.
The terms of the land sale call
for Stein-Brief to pay Avco $24
million as a down payment with
the rest to be paid out over five
years. To finance the project,
Stem-Brief borrowed $28 million
from Beverly Hills Savings &
Loan Association and another $10
million from Western Savings &
Loan of Salt Lake City. Brief and
Stein have $2 million in personal
funds invested in the deal.
The City of Laguna Beach celebrated Arts in
Motion over the weekend as hundreds turned out
to enjoy all forms of dance, mime, music and
ancient and modem exerdses on picturesque Main
Beach.
"It was a great crowd and added to the
cultural appeal of Laguna Beach," said George
Fowler, director of recreation and social services
VOLUNTEER TEACHER HONORED ...
From Page A1
newspapers and check the help-wanted ads. I'd
call up the people who put the ads in and try to sell
them on the program. I gave them a good line of
gab, and it worked."
Founl.ain Valley School District, and Schwartz
offered his volunteer services to Ok.a School.
''They said, "We'U welcome you with open
anns,' " he recalls.
for the city. "I attended a demonstration on
aerobics -it was good because it included a lot of
audience participation."
This year's festival was successfully coordi-
nated by Leah Vasquez and made possible through
the contributions of the artists and the efforts of
the Arts Commission Alliance and the Arts
Commission of Laguna Beach.
Katie Tynan waits for her stage turn.
"Without finding an alternative
site for the air traffic demand, you
have to wonder if the agreement
would even be sustainable," said
Watt.
Mayor Hart has expressed
mixed feelings on the ~ment
but said she is willing to make a
salvage try because the altema-
ti ves are so di.re.
"We can't live by lawsuits
forever," she said.
Part of the beach city's eager-
ness to push on with the proposal
ls a general feeling that the city's
clout is running out and the
county eventually will be able to
bulldoze its way around the city's
legal challenges and expand the
airport.
"There seems to be some m.is-
conception," Hart noted, "that the
city has some sort of control on the
airport. We don't.''
Correction
A portion of a story that
appeared in Sunday's paper about
International Senior Olympics
gold medalist Al Simmons, of
Emerald Bay. was inadvertently
lost in the typesetting process.
The missing portlon stated tha\
Simmons, 70. won gold med.a.ls for
the hurdles, the 100-meter spnnt,
the 200-metersprint and the triple
jump, and a silver medal for the
long jump.
The Daily Pilot regrets the
error.
IT TAKES TWO TO
But Schwartz's family had moved to F1orida,
and they urged him to join them there. So
Schwartz quit the Human Resources job after two
yean. He was difficult to replace.
''They couldn't find anyone elae who could
produce aa well," he says. "When I left, they said
they were 10 aorry to aee me go that if I ever
wanted to come back, they'd make a job for me.
Since then he's become a familiar fixture on
the Oka campus. Schwartz most enjoys assisting
youngsters who can't pronounce words properly
and helping others with reading problems. The
environment keeps him young at heart. CHIMIC A
"I hated to loee that job becau.e I enjoyed
putting thoee people back to work."
Schwartz says he didn't enjoy the hot, hwnid
F1orida climate. In 1979, he followed one of his
daughters to Orange County. Soon he was looking
for a new project.
"We had a grandpa.rents day, and I had to pick
one student to be my honorary granddaughter for
the day," he says. "I picked a girl named Kristen.
and she became a favorite of mine. I U8ed to buy
her ice cream."
Schwartz now resides with hia real grand-
daughter, Robin Fries, ln c.osta Mesa. But he was
ready and willing to resume hia voJunteer duties at
Ok.a when the current echool year began. He aays
he enjoys his work so much that he aometimes
"'a.reads it when the weekend rolls around. "I was going crazy from not doing anything, so
my daughter said I should go to the aenior cilium
center (in Huntington Beach) and see if they could "When the teachers need help, they call me,"
he explains. "I do anything. And I'll continue here
to the as long as I can."
tell me where to find a job," he says.
The senior center referred him
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE ...
From Page A1
And Emily was pleased. "l liked it. Everybody
signed it."
"It was a tremendous gesture," her dad,
David, said today. "It caught me off guard." I've
been calling all my friends and relatives to tell
them about it
"I told Emily she could have given them a
hug, but she said she was too embarrassed."
A policeman said the idea to get the cake came
up spontaneously during a briefing Saturday and
that officers had taken up a collection before the
briefing was even completed.
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Coastline press chief
speaks at hreakf ast
Jack Chappell, public information director for Coastline
College, will be guest speaker at the monthly Fountain Valley
Mayor's Breakfast, scheduled for 8 a.m. Wednesday.
This month's breakfast will be held in the lobby of Coastline
College's new administration building on the southwest com er of
Warner Avenue and Newhope Street.
The breakfast is open to the public. To reserve a place, call the
City Hall switchboard, 963-8321, during business ho~.
Edison High hos ts parents Wednesday
Parents are being invited to attend back-to-school night at
F.clison High School in Huntington Beach Wednesday night at 7;30.
Parents will attend 10-minut.e versions of their children's
classes where teachers will outline the program for the coming year.
Irvine transit pane l m eets tonight ,
The Irvine Transportation Comm1.SS1on meets at 7:30 tonight in
the council chambers, 17200 Jamboree Road.
The commission will consider a left turn pocket on Turtle Rock
Drive at Willow leaf.
Family Services auction sch edule d
Concept 7 Fanuly Services, a residential treatment program for
boys and girls from 13 to 17, will hold its second annucd auction
Saturday, Oct. 1. to raise funds for a home to help abused and
troubled girls.
The auction, of "first class merchandise and rare it.ems donated
by local merchants," according to chairman Sandy Goodall. is
scheduled for 1:30 p.m . in the Tustin Community Cent.er, 300
Centennial Way. Further infonnation is available at 699-9119.
Chancellor hosts Town and Gown
UC Irvine Town and Gown members, new members and their
guests are invited to attend a coffee reception at the home of
Chancellor and Mrs. Daniel Aldrich, 1392 Galaxy Drive, Newport
Beach, Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.
Interest group leaders will be presenting plans for the coming
year and sign up old and incoming members.
HB cops
probing
holdups
Huntington Beach police are
investigating two unrelated hold-
ups that occurred in the city
Sunday.
The first incident occurred at
6:40 p.m . at the J ack-in-the-Box
fast food restaurant at Springdale
Street and &linger Avenue. Lt.
Jim Walker said a lone gunman
approached the drive-up window
and made off with $65.
Walker said the gunman's sta-
tion wagon was followed for a
short distance by witnesses to the
robbery. •
At about 9 p.m .. a man called
police and said he wanted to tum
himself in to authorities in connec-
tion with the Jack-in-the-Box
holdup, Walker said. Officers
went toan &linger Avenue apart-
ment and arrested Daniel James
Kuskie, 24.
The second holdup occurred at
10:20 p.m., at Spigot Liquor, 16369
Bolsa Chica Road. Walker said a
man armed with a handgun ran
into the store, ordered the clerk to
lie on the floor and took $120.
The robber in the second inci-
dent remained at large early
today, he said.
Fireman promoted
Laguna Beach Fire Department
officials have promoted Richard
Jewell to battalion chief.
The 31-year-old El Toro resi-
dent will be in charge of adminis-
trative and fire prevention duties.
He has been with the Laguna
Beach Fire Department since
1981.
R~ck fans keep Irvine cops busy
lrvlne polioe arrested three people
on drug charges, two others tor
misdemeanor asaautls, and handed
out three cltatlooa 10< trespassing
and two 10< liquor law vlolattons at lhe
lrvtne Meadows Amphitheater con-
cert Sunday night.
An undeterlned amount ot money
was discovered stolen Sunday In an
overnight burglary of a Fotomat store
In an lrvlne Boulevard shopping
center.
Window-smashing thieves stole
two computers and an IBM typewriter
valued at ·about $3.000 from a
business In the 17000 block of
Sl<yparlc: shanty aher midnight Satur-
day.
Chrome wire wheel COY«S valued
at $600 were discovered ripped off a
Mercury Capri about noon Saturday
parked In a parking lot near the
Parker Hannifin bulidlng on Jam·
boree Boulevard.
Two residents of homes on
Chefbourg Avenue and Gold Bluff
both discovered early Saturday they
were victims of jewel thieves. Thir-
teen Items valued at $2,500 were
stolen from the Gold Bluff home.
where burglars entered lhrough an
open atldlng glaaa door Police could
not lmmedtately say what was taken
In the aecond burglary.
Huntington ~ac h
A burglaty was reported early
today at a home on the 5800 block of
Snead Drive. Entry apparently was
made through a sliding glaaa window.
The loss Included a $600 televtslOn
set
A woman reported the thett Satur-
day of her 1972 red Camero from her
apartment parking place on the 6700
block ot Warner Avenue. The loss
was estimated at St.500.
A man was arrested Saturday
morning at the Sportmart. 7433 Edlnoe< Ave,, on suspicion of shop-
llhlng. A $2. 79 fishing lure was
recovered.
A breal<-ln was reported Saturday
morning at a home on lhe 2500 blocl<
ot EngCand Street. Entry waa made
through an unlocked connec11ng
door with the garage. The loss
Included a chec:kboo+t and $750 In
cash.
A man armed with a knife robbed a
woman Saturday outatde the Lucl<y
marl<et, 16600 Bolsa Chica St. The
loss Included a $20 puree.
Founta in Valley
Someone brol<e Into a residence Ir\
the 18000 block of Santa Cruz Clrcle
and cool<ed a T-bone steak. dranl< a
cola and tool< U.S. coins. Damage to
the residence was listed at $75.
A burglar used a flat-bladed Instru-
ment to ent« a realdence In the
11000 block of Stonecreas Avenue
and stole jewelry and money valued
at S3.107.
A suspect was arrest on au19lclon
of ateallng a $2.29 bag of Snldlers
candy bar• from Zodya o.partment
Store.
Newp o rt Beach
A Seattle family lose $6,000 worth
of belongings when a burglar broke
into lhelr room at the Newporter
Resort, t 107 Jamboree Road. The
th1et reportedly crawled lnlo the
room lhrough a window and look a
purse, cash and jewelry
A burglar snatched a briefcase and
S 1.100 In cash from a residence on
the 300 blocl< of Walnut Streel The
crook apparently entered lhrough an
unlocked door
A vandal smashed out the head-
llghts or a parl<ed car and snapped off
lhe vehicle's antenna. The VW Rabbit
was parked on the 2300 block ol
Francisco Drive.
Mischief mal<e<s sprayed down two
hallways 1n a condominium complex
wllh lire exttngu1snera The damage
at the complex on the 200 block of
Nice Lane was put at $300
Laguna Be a ch
Tires and a convertlble top were
slashed on two separate vehicles In
the 2700 block of Temple Hiiia Drive
1n Laguna. causing $400 damage.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, Sept. 28, 1983 "I
WE ASKED:-------------.
"How do you feel about school starting?"
Joe Parka,
CoetaMeea,
warehouH manager
"I think It's great except
for the school strike going
on In Los Angeles. I think
teachers deserve a raise.·'
Marcia Alfano,
Cypreae,
etudent et CyprH• Col-.
leg• and auletant at Falr-
Ylew State Hoapltal
"It's fun tHMng in school.
I'm glad to get back to
learn Ing something.''
PatPearaon,
Fountain Valley,
freahman at Orange
Coaet College
"Feels great. I was
struck by a truck last
January. They didn't think
I'd make It. I missed a
semester so I'm roally
happy to be In school
now."
ChrleBolt,
Newport Beach,
Journallem etudent at Or-
ange Coaet College
''I'm excited about It
because I'm back to col-
lege for the. third time."
Otl• Tavlln,
Newport Beach,
owner of Pacific Tool• In
CoetaM ...
"I think It's great. It
keeps crowds out of the
water. I get more waves to
myself during the school
year."
Angela Fleher,
Orange,
etudent at Orange Co.et
College
"This ls my first year and
It 's easier and more free
than I thought It would be.''
Heart-saving classes on Coast
College offers CPR workshops in Mesa, Newport, Huntington
Coastline College will sponsor
workahops in cardiopulmonary
reeuacitation at four locations in
Huntington Beach, C.OSta Mesa
and Newport Beach. CPR is the
baaic emergency first aid
procedure that may save the lile of
BOmeone wha;e heart has stopped
functioning.
Completion of the nine-hour
workshop will certify participants
in accordance with the standards
of the American Heart Association
and the American Red Croes. Each
participant will receive a Basic
Mesan plans rabbi
studies in Israel
Fonner &tancia High School
student Steven Tucker, 24, and his
wife, Gabrielle, have moved to
J erusalem so he can complete his
third year of rabbinical study at
the J ewish Theological Seminary.
Tucker, who grew up in Costa
Mesa, studied two years at the
University of Judaism, Los An-
geles. Alt.er his year in lsrael,
Tucker will study in New York for
two years before he is ordained as
a conaervative rabbi.
Life CPR card.
There is a $15 fee for each
workshop. Advance registration is
requested. Participants should
bring a mat or towel to the
workshop.
CPR workshops will be held:
• Mondays, tonight and Oct. 3
from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at the
Community United Methodist
Church in Huntington Beach:
•Saturday, Oct. 8 from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. at the Mesa Verde Leaming
Center in Costa Mesa:
• Saturday. Oct. 22 from 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. at the Park Newport
Apartments in Newpon Belich;
• Saturday, Nov. 12 from 8 a.m.
to ~ p .m. at the Peteraon Learning
Center in Huntington Beach.
Infonnation on how to register
for the CPR workahops can be
obtained by calling the Coastline.
Community Services office,
24 1-6186.
Controller will address
OC Deniocratic wonien
State Controller Ken Cory will
address the Democratic Women of
Orange County Saturday at the
home of Garden Grove Mayor
John Cannon.
The 6 p.m . meeting, marking
the 10th anniversary of the club's
Gold Key Awards, will be under
the direction of the club's new
officers: Jacquie Jessie, president;
Dolly Schultz, vice president;
Sheila Catlett, treasurer; Lynne
Miller. corresponding secretary;
Fran Smith, recording leC!"etary
and Helen Kuricaj, parlia-
mentarian.
For more infonnation, call
530-9206.
The Democratic Women are ai.o
planning a dinner membership
meeting at the Revere Hou.e in
Tustin at 7 p.m. Wedne9day. ~
cost is $1 1 per peraon. Howard
Adle r, Orange County Democratic
Central Conunittee chainnan, will
be the guest speaker.
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10PoF1H1N1ws Lebanon premier quits as war stops
NATION
Reagan offering to r educe
nuclear missiles in Europe
By tilt A11ocalted Pre11
UNITED NATIONS -President Reagan.
declaring ''a nuclear war cannot be wo n and must
never be fought.'' today offered to reduce the
number of new rrusslles the Uruted States plans
to deploy in Europe 1( the Soviets accept his
challenge to cut global nuclear stockpiles. ''The
door to an agreement ts open.'' he said. "It is time
for the Sov1et Union to walk through it."
Watt panel vows success
WASHINGTON -The chaITTnan of the
oornission James Watt described as a "black ... a
woman, two Jews and a cripple'' pledged today
that the panel's work would not be derailed by
what he called the mterior secretary's "un-
fortunate remarks." Chairman Davtd Li now es
told the opening session of a two.day hearing
that "nothing in the secretary's comments will
result in a diminution of (the panel's) efforts."
Boston murders doubled
BOSTON -There were more than double
the number of murders in Boston durmg August
than there were a year ago, but one of the city's
most notorious crime statistics -motor vehicle
theft -was down, aocording to a police report.
There were 13 homicides in the city, seven more
than in August 1982. The city's a uto theft rate-
wh.ich has consistently been the nation's bighest
-dropped 22 percent in the monthly com-
parisons.
Cancer patient, 12, fair
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. -A lawyer for a
family opposed to the chemotherapy treatments
impoeed on a 12-year·old cancer patient say they
will appeal this week to the Tennessee Supreme
Court. Meanwhile. the condition of Pamela
Hamilton, a preach~r·s daughter, was upgraded
from serious to fair today, and hospital officials
said she appears to be adjusting to the
court-ordered cancer treatments her family is
fighting.
STATE
H aig agrees with Reagan
SAN DI.EGO -Former Secretary of State
Alexander Haig says he agrees with President
Reagan's handling of the Soviet downing of a
Korean Air Lines jetliner and suggested. "No one
should have been surpnsed by the Soviets'
brutish response:· Ha.Jg, who was here to address
a seminar. criuzed Reagan on other issues.
however, including the economy and Middle
East policy
Boys Choir director h eld
RNERSIDE -The founder·director of the
California Boys Choir has been arrested on
charges of molestmg choirboys. but his lawyer
says the accusations were trumped. up by one
disgruntled youth. Douglas Roy'Neslund, 40, of
Los Angeles. was arrested on a warrant charging
six counts of molestatJon involving five
choirboys, said Riverside police Lt. Gil Olivarria.
Two other choir ofhclals had been arrested on
similar charges last month
Job re training r eviewed
SOUTH GATE An ambitious
job-retraming program for 4,300 workers laid off
from a General Motors plant is drawing mixed
reviews, with employment found for only about
a third of the thousands who sought help. "It's
been discouraging.'' said Alberto Madrid, 40.
who set aside 17 years as an auto worker to
be<:omt? a diesel-engine mechanic. But after
completing his course in August and approaching
50 employers. he has received only one job offer
-as a bus driver. "They don't give you much
hope," he said of the potential employers who
want only experienced workers.
WORLD
IRA escapees recaptured
BELFAST. Northern lreland -Police
today recaptured two Insh Republican Army
guenillas who escaped from the Maz.e maximum
security prison and a massive manhuntoontinued
for 21 still at large "It is a desperately dangerous
situation," said a senior police officer. "It is like
trying to comer a pack of wolves." Hundreds of
soldjers and police, aided by helicopters and
tracking dogs, scoured the countryside for the
guenillas.
Several injure d in protest
COMISO, Sicily -Police backed by water
cannon today t~·gasaed and clubbed protesters
blocking en trances to a planned NA TO missile
site, scattering about 1,000 people and injuring
several of them, officials said. It was one of the
moet violent inciden~ at the site near this Sicilian
town since oonstruction work began a year ago.
Kohl's party 'defeat ed '
BONN, West Germany -The Socia)
Democrats. who campaigJ\ed against the deploy-
ment of NATO nuclear missUes in West
Genna.ny, defeated Chancellor Helmut Kohl's
conservative party ln two s tate electiora. The
elections Sunday ln Heae and Bremen, which
the Social Democrats have governed slnce World
War n. were the flrst sint-e Kohl's right-
I.It-moderate coalition government won a major
victory in N'tlonaJ parliamentary balJoUng in
M.t.reh. Kohl's party, thl" Chriatlan Democratic
UnJon, favon cu ta tn social welfare spendlf'\B and
beck.a the deployment of new U.S . mbsiles in
GentlMy to counter Soviet misulea. Deployment
of the U .S missiles LI acheduled to begin tn
°'-'cember
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -Prime Miruster
Shafik Waz.zan and hiscablnet resigned today, houn
aft.er a c:eaae-fire arranged by the United States and
Saudi Arabia halted Lebanon's civil war.
Wau.an. a Sunni Moslem. told reporters after a
meeting with President Amin ~mayel that he and
the 10-member Cabinet tendered their resignatJons
to clear the way for the "formaUonof a national unity
cabinet to undertake the rebuilding of the home-
land."
Gemayel, a Maronite ChristJan, said later in a
statement that he needed time to decide whether to
accept the resignations and asked the Wazzan
government to remain in office ''until the features of
the new era crysta.liz.e and the arranemen ta to usher it
in are completed."
Syria and Lebanese Druae leader Walid
Jumblatt had demanded the resignation of Wazz.an as
Shelley Long, Judd Hirsch clutch
Emmys as outstanding comedy per-
formers in "Cheers" and "Taxi"
series after ceremony.
a condiuon for a cease-fire Ul the civil war, whlth
pitted Syrian-backed~ mllitiaa and their lefd:at
Lebaneee allies ~a.lnst Christian mlliti&a and the
Lebaneee army.
ln New York, Secretary of State George P.
Shuh.uaid today theceue-flre in Lebanon haa taken
effect and "things are settlmg down ... we hope that
they stay that way."
Shultz said he think.a United Nations forces
should help monitor the cease-fire, announced
Sunday evening, and that he doesn't envision a role
for the U.S. Marines in that operation.
He said there are already trained U .N. observers
ln Lebanon and "it seems logical to WI to make use of
them."
There haa been a U .N. peacekeeping force in
aouthem Lebanon for several years. Shultz said the
ceue-fire will be followed by meetings to begin the
..............
Hosts Eddie Murphy, Joan Rivers spice
up the proceedings at Emmy awards
presentations, hut Rivers ' humor of-
fended some.
Bottom network ends on top
'Hill Street,' 'St. Elsewhere,' 'Cheers' lead NBC Emmy sweep
By JERRY BUCK
Al'T........_W,_
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Cops, doctors and a
Boston bar helped NBC to a sweep of this year's
Ernmys. as "Hill Street Blues," "St. Elsewhere" and
"Cheers" powered the third-rated network to 33
awards, more than the other two commercial
networks combined.
lasted three hours and 20 minutes.
"Hill Street Blues.'' unlike the past two years,
did not win a single acting award. It was named best
drama series, won for writing and directing and took
three crafts awards.
Shelley Long was named best lead act.re98 in a
comedy series for "Cheers," a series set in a ~n
bar. The aeries alao won for best oomedy. best wnting
and directing and graphic design.
proceaa of butldmg a auong oonu-a.I eovernment tor
Le~n that could be significantly different than
that of a government now headed by President Amin
Gemayel.
''Thia la a further evolution J.nto a wider political
structure for the govenunent of Lebanon," Shultz
said.
Hiacommenta reflected the view shared by other
U.S . officiala that the Moslem majority ln Lebanoo
haa been under-repretented in the Chriltian domi-
nated government in recent years. Gemayel I.I •
Christian.
Shulu said the agreement would bring no
immediate change in the miasion of the 1,600 U.S.
Marines stationed there.
But, he laid, "I think they will be a little more
comfortable in carrying that mi.laion out" lf they are
no longer being caught in a cross-fire between the
armies in the Lebanese civil war.
Rivers flows
as viewers boil
LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -It's a good thing
comedian Joan Rivers didn't ask her trademark
question "Can we talk?" while co-hosting the 35th
annual Emmy awards for NBC.
Many viewers would have yelled ''No!"
Telephone calls started coming into NBC
network affiliates from New York to Los Angeles
Sunday after Rivers, opening the nationally televised
ceremonies, made satirical reference to a oon-
troversial comment by Interior Secretary James G.
Watt and called Watt "an idiot."
Bantering with co-host Eddie Murphy during
the Erruny telecast, Rivers broke a television taboo on
profanity by saying "goddamn," made light of a sexy
television character played by act.re98 Joen Collins
and kidded about herpes and homoeexuala.
Early on, Rivers noted that Murphy is a bJack
Catholic, while she is a white. Jewish woman.
She joked that "if you had a limp we could be the
committee appointed by James Watt. ls he an idiot!"
Watt. has been denounced for hi.a remark last
Wedneeday to a buainess group that an advisory
committee formed to review his coal-leasing program
contained "a black'... a woman. two Jews and a
cripple."
Later, Rivers introduced Miss Collins, one of the
Emmy preeenters, who plays the beautiful, conniving
Alexia Carrington on ABC's "Dynasty."
"Alexia has had more hands up her dress th.an
the Muppeta," Rivers quipped.
The 35th annual television awards show Sunday
was a showcase for the insult humor of Joan Rivers,
who co-hosted with fellow comedian F.ddle Murphy.
Some of Miss Rivers' remarks, including gibes at U.S.
Interior Secretary James Watt, drew angry phone
calls Crom viewers.
NBC dominated for the third straight year and
"Hill Street Blues" won its third straight Emmy as
best drama series, compiling six awards to tie the ABC
miniseries "The Thom Birds" for the most Errunys.
Sky-diving weatherman killed
Philadelphia TV personality's parachute tangles on 814th jump
It was the most Emmys NBC had ever won, but it
failed to reach CBS' record of 44 in f974.
NBC'scritically acclaimed "Cheers," named best
oomedy series, won five awards. "Special Bulletin"
took four awards and "St. Elsewhere" got three.
Top-rated CBS won 11 and ABC took 14. Four
others went to the Public Broadcasting System and
two to syndicated programs. NBC'a total includes 12
craft awards announced before the teleca.!t.
The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
annual Emmys for prime·time programming were
presented during a slow-moving s how on NBC that
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Television weather·
man Jim O'Brien was a veteran sky diver, jumping
once to deliver the opening day baaeball to the
Philadelphia Phillies, but on his 814th dive. his
expertise failed and he plunged to hia death.
O'Brien's chute had become entangled in the
parachute of another jumper, Doug Selllx of
Bethlehem. in a five-man dive Sunday from a small
plane at an altitude of 8,500 feet, officials said.
O'Brien. 43, rewarded for his popularity at
WPVI-TV with one of the highest TV news salaries
in the Philadelphia area, a reported $400,000, fell free
Soviets turn over plane debris
NEVELISK. USSR (AP)-A grim-faced Soviet
general turned over five wooden crates of clothing
and debris from the South Korean jetliner shot down
by a Soviet warplane today, but insisted his country
had found no remains of its 269 pasaengers and crew.
Major General A.I. Romanenko, head of the
Soviet border forces for the Sakhalin and Kurile
Islands, handed over the crates at Nevelisk, a tiahing
port on Sakhalin island not far from where Korean
Air Lines flight 007 is believed to have plunged into
the sea Sept. l .
It was the first time the Sovtet Uruon haa
surrendered items from the Korean plane. The
Soviets turned over 76 items. mostly debris from the
aircraft and articles of clothing.
Five bodies and several body part.a have been
found on the coast of Japan, aa well as thousands of
pieces of debris and peraonal Items. S till apparently
missing, and the object of intenae U.S. and Soviet
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searches, are the flight recorders from the Boeing
747.
Mlnoru Tanba of the Japane9e Foreign Ministry
quoted R.omanenko aa saying the Sovieta had found
no bodies from the plane.
''The Sovieta told us on the 20th of thia month
they had no bodies or body parts to return," Tanba
said. "We uked Romenko peniltenUy and I looked
him str~ht ln the face and asked lf they really
hadn't found any. Romanenko said the Sovieta bad
found no human remaim wha1*>evef1"
Romanenko and other oflida.la were abrupt,
aeemingly nervous and rarely smiled during today's
five-hour visit by the delegation of four Japaneee,
three Americana and one Swede.
The delegation arrived aboard the 3,218-ton
patrol boat Tsugaru aft.er a 15-hour voyage from the
northern Japaneee port of Otaru. They and the boat
lat.er returned to Japan.
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for about 100 feet before crashing to the ground,
offici.ala said
While Sellix pleaded with O'Brien to ride out the
jump with their lines tangled. the newsman cut his
main chute Cree, intending to finish the jump on his
re9erve, said Jim Place of Pottstown, who alao made
the jump at the Hanover Township Airport in
GUbertaVille, Montgomery County, at 12:30 p.m .
O'Brien's reserve chute nad barely opened
before he hit the ground. police said.
"You have to make.a decision in a aeoond in this
sport," said Tom Morrison, safefy di.rector of the
United Parachute Club, which organized the jump.
"ApparenUy Jim made the wrong one."
O'Brien's death came as a shock to--t\.ia colleagues
at WPVJ, where ~ was a prominent figures in the
area'• top-rated TV news report.
The accident was the lead story tn the 6 p.m.
new.::aat.. which ended with credita over a black
bac~d and no music.
"Jim, we will mim you more than you will ever
know .'' aaJd co-anchor Jim Gardner on the broadcast
Sunday, his voice quavering and eyes filling with
tearl.
Detective Joe Donahue of the New Hanover
Townahip police said o•Brien apparently thought
that cutUn& his chute would avoid injuries to either
Sellix or hirDllelt. But Donahue said O'Brien cut
him8el1 looee at about 100 feet -too low to allow his
reeerve chute ~ to open.
"He just miajudged. U Jim hadn't cul away.
everything would be OK," Donahue said.
Station officlala ~bed O'Brien as a man who
had u much pamion for diving as for work. Art
Moore, tbut.ation'a promotion di.rector, said the jump
waa O'Brien's 814lh.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, Sept. 26, 1983 "'
Sea Watch No. 1
Newport rescue boat: Legend in its own time
•
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .. o..,.-.-
ed down and sparkling i.n the late
moon sun, Sea Watch No. 1 hardly
ks like the stuff legends are made of.
It's made of common plywood and fiberglass,
driven by two 270 horsepower engines and passes
anonymously through crowded, bustling Newport
Harbor.
But the 25-year-old lifeguard vessel is not just
'another boat.
It's the workhorse of Newport Beach and,
according to thoee who operate the 29-footer, the
vemel has brought more human beings safely back
to dry land than any other lifeguard boat in the
world.
"I think that's a pretty safe statement," says
Kendel Jacobeen, a former operator of Sun Watch
No. 1 who now heads up the city's lifeguard force.
"1 don't think there's another boat that's even
cloee," adds Lt. Ron Johll80n, present operator of
Sea Watch No. 1.
By conservative calculations, the boat has
hauled aomewhere around 10,000 stranded
boat.era, riptide victims and tired swimme.rs to
shore, sometimes listing under the weight of its
load.
"I think 32 is the record," says Jacobsen. "You
bring them back in and head out for another load."
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PAPARAZZI
The boat has gathered lore like barnacles,
leading the way on the worst and most spectacular
maritime mishaps in Orange Coast history.
Lifeguards have volumes of newspaper clippings
attesting to its presence at every 90rt of'diaaster.
The sturdy lifeguard boat was the first to
arrive one foggy morning in 1960 when two U.S.
destroyers slammed into one another, killing 14
and injuring more than twice that many.
1n 1963 the boat climbed and sputtered
through what's believed to be the largest surf to
hit the coast in recent times. The waves were so
monaterous that lifeguards on shore aay they lost
sight of the vessel as the waves arched and
slammed on the ahore. But the boat survived,
picking up do:zens of spent swimmers and surfers.
''They're wasn't a lifeguard that wasn't
scared that day," recalls Jacobeen. "U it wasn't for
that boat, most of us would have quit."
Sea Watch No. l was first on the scene in 1964
when then-Presidential candidate Barry Gold-
water called for help, fearing someone had placed
a bomb aboard his boat, moored near the Balboa
Bay Club.
And so it's been through the years. Airplane
crashes, boat sinkings, riptides sucking ecores of
swimmers out to sea. That's been the stuff Sea
Watch No. 1 is made of.
It's not that the boat la particularly fast or
fancy becaUJe it's not. It's simply that the craft,
Membership kickoff
Funds aid Heart Association
By VIDA DEAN
Of .. 0..-, ._ --
"I'm running every day, I'm
really into this heart thing," trim
Pam Goldstein replied at Big Ca-
nyon Country Club after being
complimented by Gloria Bradeaoa.
lf you want something done, you
ask a busy person -all of the
women there fits that description.
• • •
Balloons, clowns, music and all
the birthday trappings were there
for the big party marking Canyon
Acres' (residential center for abused
children) first anniversary.
launched in 1958 when the lifeguard tower was
still considered a major leap forward in lifeguard
technology, was a pioneer, a real finif in lifeguarding. -~
"There'd had never been such a thing as a
lifeguard boat before," 8.lya Jacobeen. "Back then
w~'d handle everything from Dana Point to Bolsa
Chica. Nobody else would do it."
Its rookie years were busy ones. There were
plane crashes, boat si.nkings and shark attacks.
There were six kids stuck in a boat a mile off
Newport anned with only a single oar and a
broom. There was a hammerhead shark at the
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The occasion was a kick-off
luncheon for the American Heart
Association, Orange County
Chapter Women'• Council, and
Goldstein ia the president of the·
organization recruitini members
and funds. "Our purpoee is to foster
interest in the AHA and rai9e funds
to support their vital prosrams of
l"e9eal"Ch, community aervice and
~ucatlon." Goldstein said.
Almost 300 showed up at the
4 ~ ·ecre working hone ranch in the
Anaheim Hills for the party hosted
by the Friends of Canyon Acres
Society. They brought another tnun
tor birthday parties -gifts -
money and seryices.
VP1 in ch~rge of membership Pauy Barnett, left, and
JoAnne Stewart with hospitality chairman Edie
Tonkin, center
Dr. MJdael Weber gave a brief
overview of the reee.rch (top pri-
ority of AHA) betria done and
Tommie Relqla11 tofd the group
that the annual Heart to Heart gala
iaonthecalendarforM.arch lOatthe
Irvine Marriott. Rel.nglus 19 chair-
man of the event and Jim and Mary
Reotevelt (ahe wu there) are the
honorary chainnen.
~ril Small, founder and presi-
dent of the board, cut the five-tiered
birthday cake and WU m.ballinl
with the guests pointing out the new
buketball court donated b)' the
Fi.uor Community lnvolvemebt
team.
Other donationa noted were sand-
wiches by Carl Karcher, clrlnka by
Del Taco and western music by
Johnny Bw:ger and hit band.
Boule McClellu wu chalnnan
of the event with Dorotlay a.dent,
Nlca Slaeward, Kitty Sdaler:..~~·
AbrU.m, Jody Caprets, "'111
Daneu, J1dy Cope, Jwdy Wener
and CeeWa Nott umun,.
,
Wedge. There was a man who sank his boat and
tried to go down with it.
And then there was Jan.
"It was foggy. Real thick," recalls Jabob&en.
"We got a call. At first we thought it was a fishing
boat. Something like that in trouble. So I headed
out.
"I got outside the harbor entrance and I
couldn't see a thing. I sounded my horn and
waited. I didn't hear anything. Finally the fog
cleared a little and -I just couldn't believe it."
Two destroyers -one headed to San
(See SEA WATCH , Page A6 )
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Anaheim Mayor Don Roth, Peggy
Darnell and young Megan
McQuaid clown around
Others attending (and being IJlven
•ppll.cationa for membenhlp-they
have •veral clu611JcatJona) in-
cluded the three ltaon 1l1ter11 Vtrpda Baftr (• model during •
/Mhlon llhow by La Gal.JMa),
MuieabottandToaJOU,U.tand
Jdle Beat.Hr, Nuey Lora,
aetley laeveu (exec d1rector for
OCHeart ~tlon), JoAae Mis,
Ju TMlley, Mary A.a WeU1 and
PaHJBanen.
''There wu a lot of falillly
involvement. The commlu.e mem-
ben' teen.apn w,..e puidna can
and having 10 much fun operatt.na
the popcorn m.acihlne9," .. 1a
Capret.z.
Shelley Ste•en1, Nancy Loren and Pam Gold1tein at Big
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No game to wife ... She's hunting for a way to keep sportsman home
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read something in
the paper a while back that gave me an idea 1 need
your advice on whether to do 1t. The problem: a
husband who would rather go fishing and hunllng
with the boys than be with me
The following news story appeared on the
Associated Press wire :
A woman in Isanti, Minn .. got fed up with her
husband's absenteeism.
He, too, w as a fishing and hunting nut. She
ran the followmg ad on his birthday:
"Husband for sale cheap. Comes complete
wt th hunting and fishing equipment. Also one pair
of jeans, two shirts, a Lab retr1ever and 25 pounds
of deer meat. Not home much between September
and January and April through October. Will
consider trade."
When the first few calls came from interested
women, her husband thought it was amusing. But
by the second day the phone was ringing off the
wall. He didn't think it was so funny
A few days later she ran a second ad saying it
SEA WATCH ...
(From Page A~)
Francisco the other out to sea -had slammed mtO
each other with such impact that one o( the huge
ships was v1rtually on top of the other.
Alone in a 29-foot lifeguard boat. Jacobsen
remembers feeling slightly helpless wh.ile loo~g
at the twisted metal and the strewn bodies. Men m
uniform called out for help and the locked
destroyers groaned as the sea rocked the mass of
metal. Jacobsen took aboard several of the wounded
and went back to shore. He turned Sea Watch No.
l around and headed back out again. hoping
additional help was on its way.
If the scene was not rughtrnarish enough, a
rescue helicopter flying through the pea-soup off
Newport crashed and exploded while attempting
to land on what was left of the destroyers.
"It was monsterous. [can't think of any other
way to describe it," the seasoned lifeguard
recounts. "It's one of those things that lives with
you forever."
One of the early operators of the lifeguard
vessel was a man named Rocky Freeman who
gained note because of a pet boxer named
"Bronco."
The muscular dog would ride with Freeman
on the lifeguard boat, diving into th~ water "".hen
a rescue was in progress and fetching debrlS at
command. Pictures of Bronco in action show the
dog leaping head first into the walE'.r· hind legs
stretched out straight, body tucked slightly.
"They were a lifesaving combo." says
sea.sonaJ lifeguard Eric Bauer. "Fire trucks are
suppose to have a Dalmation. Bronco was our
Dalmation."
Freeman and the dog now are m retirement.
The boat. however. isn't.
Now known simply as "the old boat,'' Sea
Watch No. l has less muscle and shme than the
city's new llfeguard boats. But it still commands
the lion's share of respect and af1ect1on .
"We love the boat," says Bauer.
Jacobsen puts it short and simple.
"It's like an old friend."
~ ANN LANDERS
was all a joke and she decided to keep her husband
after all. I'd say the little lady scored a victory.
How about it Ann? Should l do likewise? -
Fifty Pounds of Deer Meat, 30Quails, 40 Mallards,
20 Trout, 15 Walleyes And 2 Marlins
DEAR WOMAN: How good ls your husband's
sense of humor? And what about yours? Do you
really waat to unload the guy? Any chance of your
going along at least part of the time? CoD1lder all
of tbe above before you do anything rash.
••• DEAR ANN LANOE.HS: Our 21-year-old
daughter has been pulling the hair out of her head
for the last four years. When [say" pulling" I mean
her ont-e beauuful chestnut mane has become so
sparse that she usually wears a scarf around her
head -or a turban.
It started when she lost a boyfnend she was
very much in love with. We have taken her to
a;everal psychologists but no one has been able to
help. Can you give us some guidaQce? -Frantic
Mom And Dad
DEAR MOM AND DAD: Dr. Herbert C.
Modlin, profe11or of psychiatry at the Mennlnger
Fouadatloa, says compul1ive halr·pulling 11 a
form of self-mutilation.
Since trlchotlllomanla (two-bit word for
hair-pulling) is a symptom and not an independent
ll1De11, the best course of action Is to have a
thorough dlagno1tlc evaJuatloa, iacludlng p1ycho·
logJcal tea ting ( wltb iavolvemeat of the family) to
define the underlying problem . Thea, hopefully,
appropriate treatment wlll be apparent.
•••
DEAR ANN LANDERS: ls it considered
proper eUquette to drop a note w a longtime fnend
who suddenly IS gerung a d1vorce? (Everyone
knows it's another woman.) 1 feel so sad for her,
but I am not sure ft would be in good taste to wnte
and express my sympathy.
Alao, w~ut a friend who b.aB had a
m.iacarriage? boes 1one remain silent in this
tituation alao? P lease tell me what to do. -Unsure
In Petalwna
DEAR PET: Proper etiquette 11 aotlllng
more tbaa CODlldera tloa for otbers. If yoa feel Hd
about a frtead'1 dJvorce or tbe 1011 of u uaborn
cbUd, drop a note. You tboag.btfalneu la 111re to
be appreciated. • • • A no-nonsense approach to how to deal with
life's most difficult and most rewarding arrange-
ment. Ann Landers' booklet, "Marriage -What
to Expect," will prepare you for better or for
worse. Send yow request to Ann Landers, P.O.
Box 11995, Chicago. m. 80611 , enclosing 50 cents
and a Jong, stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Magazine for kids
NEW YORK (AP) -The Children's Tele-
vision Workshop, producer of "Sesame Street,"
has launched a new monthly magazine designed to
cover the realm of computers and computer
technology for youngsters age 10-16.
The new publication, called "Enter," will be
filling a gap in the fast-growing computer
periodicals arena, according to its editor, Ira
Wolfman, who notes that children and teen-agers
are among the most avid users of computer games
and computers.
F.ditorial content will include "career op·
portunities and issues relating to the development
of computer technology of the '80s," Wolfman
says.
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I have some polyps in the lower part of my colon.
He advises removal because it's difficult to know if
they are cancerous. Should I tamper with them?
MR.H.
DEAR MR. H.: It won't be "tampering.'' U
low enough, you may not require major surgery.
With newer m ethods, they can be reached and
removed through a long, flexible, lighted tube. If
the polyps are cancerous, this will prevent
dangerous spread to the rest of the body.
• • • Self-treatment of an ailment will only Jose
you valuable tJme. You 'll be romrrutting
slow -suicide. says Dr. Steincrohn in his booklet,
"How To Stop Killing Yourself." For a copy write
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Tom Byrd (left foreground ), stars as
country performer Boone Sawyer in
NBC's "Boone" tonight 8 p .m. on
KNBC. Other cast m embers include
Greg We bb {right foreground), and
{rear, left to right) Kitty Moffat,
Barry Corbin, Elizabeth Huddle,
Ronnie Claire Edwards, and Edward
Phipps.
Tonight on NBC
1 Boone' series debuts, movie 'Sessions' opens
By FRED ROTHENBERG Of... 0 'adPrw
NEW YORK -A goli-playing general was in
the White House. and the world seemed simpler. It
was before Vietnam, before Watergate and before
Elvis with his gyrations and sinful rock 'n' roll. These
times were not achangin ·.
The tranquil 1950s in the rural South serve as
backdrop for "Boone," NBC's new family drama
about a young country singer who wouldn't sell his
eoul for stardom. but might try anything else. This
10ft, pleasant series debuts tonight and fits snugly
into the hour previously occupied by the canceled
"Little House on the Prairie."
"Boone" was created by Earl Hamner, who was
respomible for "The Waltons" and "Falron Crest."
This more resembles "The Waltons": warm, caring
characters living, for the most part, in family
harmony, with Hamner's occasional ~ into
shamel~ sentimentality and trite resolutions.
"Boone" start Tom Byrd as Boone Sawyer, who
plays guitar and sings a lick. "His voice will grow,"
promises Hamner. "He'll be getting vocal coaching."
Byrd is likable, but bland, although he does
convey a passion for his music, calling it "my heart's
craving."
Greg Webb, as Boone's friend, Rome, is a
stronger actor. Rome also is a more interesting
character, a mischievous Huckleberry Finn to
Boone's Tom Sawyer. Th.is is an engaging rela-
tionship, as is the bond between Boone and his sisters.
Conflicts along the way involve the usual
potholes for any musician playing on the road. such as
career false starts and pa.rents with less ambitious
goals for their son.
Support and wisdom rome from a blind black
man, who re~stories of his own musical
bamstonning da . In the pilot, Mr. Johnson (Davis
Robert) says he-with his heart, which will likely
provoke coast-to-coast groaning.
That heavy-handed emotionalism aside, Mr.
Johnson is at home in Earl Hamnerville. In fact, NBC
Phil Donahue
apologizes to
Newark, N .J.
NEWARK, N.J. (AP)
-Talk show host Phil
Donahue has learned
you can't knock Newark
without taking some
lumps of your own.
Donahue ruffled some
feathers in the state's
largest city recently
when he suggested on
hia television show that
Newark and the South
Bronx area of New York
City are not places to
take tomeone you are
aytng to impress.
Newark Counci.bnan
Sharpe James de-
manded an apology and
'ntunday he got one on
the telephone from
Donohue. James says
Donahue al.lo indicated
he will make a public
epology on an edition of
bi.I ahow tentatively
ICheduled for Oct. 14
The remarks came dur-Lna an interview with
Samantha Smith, the
youngster from Maine
who vtaited the Soviet
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and test audiences liked Mr. J ohnson so much that I
the pilot episode, in which he dies with a sigh, was
moved to mid-season. and he'll now be Ill the first
seven episodes.
Veronica Hamel, the icy-cool, competent public I
defender on "Hill Street Blues," moves from her I
monogamy with Frank Fucillo to the seamy side of
sex. playing an icy-<.'001, competent ca1J girl in
tonight's NBC movie, "Sessions."
NBC bent over backwards to make certain that
"Sessions" never pandered. Although the soundtrack
is full of rustling sheets and jiggling ice cubes. the •
Cilm, to its credit, never gets tawdry or sensational.
More skin is visible in Hamel's bathtub scenes with
Daniel J . Travanti, who plays Furillo on "Hill
Street."
But good taste doesn't a movie make, and
''Sess1ons" borders on the pretentious with its
psychoanalytic fixations. ''Sessions" is a
well-intentioned character study that lacks a com-
pelling character.
Through her sessions with her analyst, we learn
-over and over again -that Leigh Churchill is full
of rage. Her only joy comes from her two children, yet
she has chosen a lifestyle that keeps the family apart.
Leigh apparently is playing playmate to punish
her father, although it seems too pat here that
everything goes back to daddy, just because he was
aloof, drank too much and wanted her to be a boy.
Her vengeance against her father takes the fonn
of giving men everything they want, without giving
them any of herself. Her rontrol means that she feels
nothing for her clients. lying through her teeth in
building egoe much higher than they ever deserve to
be.
It also means she cannot commit herself to a
caring, ronsiderate -and stupefyingly boring -
doctor. played by Jeffrey DeMunn, who doesn't
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Tonight's TV
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(ftJMOVIE * * "Stlenoe 01 The North" (1911) Ellen Borstyn. Tom Skemtt
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday Sept 28 1983
BUSINESS BRllfS
Failed bank depos itors
get I 0 cent on dollar
6y the A11socla1 ed Press
DES MOINES. fow<i D\>pos1l0rs m the Ca1led
t-:xC'h<tnge Bank of Bloumltl'lcl w1ll 1mlially get only 10
i..'l'n~ cm the dollar whl"n t he bank reopens th1i. wet>k
w1lh a nl'W name and new uwners Two Hampton
bus1m·ssmen over thl.' Wl"l.'kenl'<l agn-ed to pay $2 I
million for tht-fol·il1ty Uepus1ts were not insured when
the l.Jank ,unco( five pnvate banks an Iowa, wasdC<.'lared
insolvl•n l eurly this month w. i.tatc offtc1a ls determined
the bank c:ould not tn("'l't tts $17 m1ll1on deposit liabtltty .
Nation 's 11101Jey .~upply d ecline
NEW YOHK lntt:rest rates d1ppt:d afte r the
F1·dt•rcil KeSt-rve Board reported a biggei;.-tha n-expected
cll><:lme 1n the nation's money supply. The government
r1·portl'd that Ill.Ml measure of money s upply -cash
µlu:. deposits in l'ht.'<'k1ng at'counts and non·bank
tr;:.1Vt'lt.•rs t.·hl"<.·ks Crll $:i I btlhon to a seasonally
mlJUotN.l $515 ·I blllwn 1n lhl• week E!ndt.od Sept. 14
llu11ovt•r to buy RLA ~ubsidiary
Nt:W YORK ManufJl·turers Hanover Corp ..
ownt-r uf tht.· nallun's fourth largest bank. 1s buying the
t_1nam·'-' subs1d1ary or RCA Corp for $1 5 1 b1l11on The
deal would give Ma.nufac:tur(•rs Hanover the approx-
1mc1tely 350 uffll·E!:. ,u1J $7 3 lJtlhun in rcce1vables of ClT
Fina ncial Corp . a lully owne<.I suhs1d1ary of RCA Il was
dl•snl>t..'<.l by both rnmµan1t"' c1:. the largest t•\1£•r by a
hanking l'ompany
Auto sal e hit four-yea,. high
DETROIT US. autumakers, e xl'ept for General
Motors Corp , tu1 r\(·d in strong sates performances 1n
rn1d-St.'ptembcr. with th<' industry's daily sales rate
dtmbmg to a four year high Sales of U.S -made cars
rose 5.9 pen•ent in the Sept 11 -20 period from· a strong
~·nod a year ago
Texaco vil~h s European d eal
NEW YORK Texat·o Inc. has agreed tentatively
tu buy Standard Oil Co of Caltfornta's r efining and
marl(etang operations in Western Europe tu strcnglhen
its retail presen ce tn Europe Terms of the agreement
Wt.> re not annoUnl'f'd Texaco said \he deal was sllU being
m•gouated
Soviet econon1y restricte d
NEW YORK F.c·onomic growth an the Com·
munist nations 1s lking restril-ted by mrlat1on. indebted·
ncss and mthtary spending. a researc:h group said
"Civilian l-'Conomtl· development w ill conunue to bt1
sty mit'CI by massive mtlttary spendtng in the Communist
eountries," the ConCerenc:e Board said Sunday
Dollar kid ~; gold price r1 e
LONOON The U S dolJar skidded on world
l U11cncy mdrkct.s early today as a Federal ReservE·
Board report of an unexpectedly large drop 1n the U S
money s upply fannc-d cxpt.'<.'tatlons of furthl'rdecltnes in
American interest rates Gold prices rose-After the close
of European trading Friday. the Fed said the basic:
money supply. known as M J. fell $3.1 billion m
mid-September. leaving the measure well within the
Fed's desired growth rate.
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A 11 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, Sep! 26, 1983
,
MAILBOX
No change needed in Irvine
To the Editor:
The recent City Council meet·
ing and press coverage on GeneraJ
Plan Amendment 18did not get to
the basic position agreed on by the
Woodbridge Village Association
and the Citit.en Task Force which
studied the issues. The reasons we
oppose GPA 18 are:
l. Because we want to maintain
the existing Woodbridge GeneraJ
Plan which has proved to be so
successful for the past 10 years.
2. Because we want to see the
completion of the second half of
the Woodbridge Village Center as
required by our current GeneraJ
Plan. The first haJf of the Village
Center is an outstanding com-
merciaJ and community success.
We want to insure completion of
our Village Center.
3. Because we want to see the
building of the planned city park
at the entrances to Woodbridge
rather than moving some of the
city park areas on the edge of
Woodbridge. We oppose GPA 18
because it would create three
separate park areas with the same
total area as the current plans and
because it would not provide the
attractive park entrances to
Woodbridge.
4. Because we want to increase
in the overall density of Wood-
bridge. GPA 18 proposes to in-
crease the number of housing
units in Woodbridge to 9,500. The
original GeneraJ Plan had only
8,900 units and has already been
recently increased to 9,200 units
The Citizen Task F.orce, of
which we are chairmen and the
Woodbridge Village Association
Board of Directors, representing
the 18,000 residents of Wood-
bridge have approved this position
opposing GPA 18. We feel GPA 18
is not in keeping with the best
interests of the Woodbridge com-
munity or the City of Irvine.
Task Force Chairmen
Russ Mann
William Bogard
Alan Cameron
Irvine
How to reach your
elected representatives
U.S. SENATORS
Cruston, Alu (D), 5757 W. Century Blvd.
515, Los Angeles 90045, (213) 642-5086
Wilson, Pete (R), 1100 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 90024,
(213) 209-7543 Mail may be addressed to U.S . Senate, Washington,
D.C. 20510
U.S. REPRESENTATIVES
Badbam, Robert ( 40tb Dlstrlct-R ), 180 Newport Center Drive,
Suite 240, Newport Beach 92660, 644-4040
Da.n.nemeyer, WllUam (39th Di.su1ct -R) 1235 N. Harbor Blvd ..
Fullerton 92632, 992-0141
Lungren, Dan (42nd Di.strict-R), 555 E. Ocean Blvd. Suite 505.
Long Beach 90802. 439-0219
Packard, Ron (43rd District-R), 28261 Margue rite Parkway,
Suite 160. M~ion Viejo 92692, 495-1243
Patterson, Jerry (38th District -D). 34 Civic Center Plaza. Suite
921, Santa Ana, 92701 . 835-3811
Mall may be addressed to House Office Buildmg, Washington,
D.C. 20515
STATE SENATORS
Carpenter, Paul B. (37tb Dlstrlct-0), 5400 Orange Avenue,
Cypress, 90630. 952-320 l
Royce, Edward 8 . (32nd Olstrlct·O). 13030 Euclid Ave .•
, 110. Garden Grove, 92643. 534-8510
Seymour. Jobn (3$tb Distrtct-R ), 1360 S. Anaheim Blvd ..
Anahei.Jn,92602,999-0963
Speraw, Ollie (37tb Olstrlct-1984-R ). 2503 Ea.stbluff Drive,
203, Newport Beach, 92660. 760-8833
During ~ons, mail may be addressed to State Capitol.
Sacramento, 95814
STATE ASSEMBLYMEN
Allen, Dorls 17lat Dlstrict.-R), 5911 Cerritos Ave .. Cypress,
90630. 621-1500
Bergeson, Ma.rtan (70tb Distrlct·R), 4500 Campus Drive,
Suite 344, Newport Beach, 92660, 641-7441
Frtuelle, Nolu (69tb Dlstrtct·R ), 17195 Newhope, Fountain
Valley, 92708, 662-5503
Johnston, Rou (Utb Dlstrict-R). 1501 N. Harbor Blvd ..
Fullerton 92635, 738-5653
Lewis, Jobn R. (67tb Dlstrlct-R). 626 E. Chapman Ave.,
Orange, 92666, 997-9270
R-0blnson, Richard (7ind Dlstrtct-0), 11400 Stanford Ave.,
Garden Grove, 92640, 530-7200
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l. M. BDJd /Kiss and tell
President Ronald Reagan's dis-
closures of yesteryear include the
stated opinion that it's more fun to
kiss blondes than brunettes.
Specifically. he saJd, "When you
kiss even the most frozen blondes.
they seem to glow.'' Blondes are a
minority, and when he went
public for them over brunettes, he
doubtless dld not foreeee the
political implications But It
wouldn't be wise, today. to admit
he now has more data. A dia-
claimer ia not pomible. In Congress
maybe. But not in the Presidency
A devout lady ln Houaton says
she was plagued by obecene phone
callers ln the middle of the nJght.
But no more. To a couple of them.
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she 90ftJy recited The Lord's
Prayer. A gentle silence. Then
click. Each time. They never
called back.
Q. A baseball game can't end in
a ue. right?
A . In Japan. it can. The
Japanese put a time limit on their
baseball -three hours, usually.
Our Chief Prognosticator thinks
the time requlrementa of tele--
vision eventually wlll force such
rule changes here, too.
Q. How much money doeff
David H.art.man get for hosting
ABC-TV's "Good Morning,
America" 11how?
A. $2. l million a year.
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Outwitted again in Lebanon
WASHINGTON CIA
analysts have been wau:hing Syr-
ian President Hafez Assad, t.he
Middle East's chief troublemaker,
with glum admiration.
Though the Israelis blasted his
planes out of the skies, stopped his
tanks in their tracks and
thoroughly humiliated him in
Lebanon, he has now succeeded in
turning back the Israelis and
confounding the Americans. Sud-
denly he is about to force upon
Lebanon a government that will
t.a.ke Its directions Crom Damascus.
It's not that he blindsided
Reagan & Co. The president and
his policy makers were fully
aware of Assad's treacheries. He
simply outwitted and out-
maneuvered them.
They knew that Assad was
conspiring against the peace effort
while giving it lip service. that he
was digging into new military
positions in Lebanon while prom-
ising to withdraw. and that he was
bolstering his anned forces while
negotiating a settlement.
They were also aware that he
had a rousing hatred for Israel
Intelligence reports have con-
sistently warned that he believes a
military showdown wit.h Lsrael is
inevitable. "W:hen the~b.low comes.,'' he is
quoted as saying, "we will seize
the opportunity and fight." The
secret report telling or Assad's
conversation emphasized that he
used the Arab word "larnma"
which means "when" not "if."
His defense minister. Gen. Mus-
tafa Talas, is quoted in the same
cable as acknowledging that "all
the Arabs combined are weaker
G.
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than Israel.'' Yet he vowed that
the Syrians would fight anyway
"if not to gain a victory, at le&t to
keep the war case hot between us
and Lsrael."
Last January, the U.S. Embassy
in Damascus cabled that Assad
believes "a conflict with Israel will
inevitably erupt during 1983" and
that he "would not run away from
a fight."
Despite these clear warnings,
President Reagan has kept the
Marines in Lebanon to guard the
powder kegs in the midst of the
incendiaries. Here is the depress-
ing record:
-Secretary of State George
Shultz and Conner special envoy
Philip Habib assured President
Reagan that in a matter of months
the Lebanese anny would be
ready to take control of Lebanon.
But top-secret intelligence reports
warned that the Lebanese army
was in far worse shape than
anyone had imagined. I reported
on Oct. 10. 1982, that the Marines,
therefore, "may be in Lebanon for
a lflt )anger than the American
public has been led to belie\.e."
-Shultz and Habib al5o per-
suaded the president that Assad
would pull his Con..-es out of
Lebanon ii the Israelis would
withdraw. This was vigorously
disputed by intelligence analysts. I
reported on April 29 that "the
Syrians will try to remain in
Lebanon after Israeli troops and
international peace-keeping
forces agree to pull out."
-Reagan hailed Habib's
statesmanship for arranging the
withdrawal of the Palestine
Liberation Organization from
their embattled positions in
Beirut. But I reported on Nov. 10,
1982, that the PLO fighters who
left by the front door were
retwning by the back door. It was
Assad, of course, who helped them
slip back. A secre t CIA report also
declares: "Almost all anns and
equipment destined for the guer-
rillas in Lebanon, whatever their
source, (come) through Syrian
territory."
-Shultz and Habib told the
president at first that the Soviet
presence in Syria would be a
restraining influence on Assad.
But intelligence reports warned,
on the contrary, that the Soviets
would try t.o ignite a Syr-
ian-Israeli clash. I publictzed their
warnings m columns on Feb. 25,
April 3 and April 29. "So the
American Marin es," t wrote,
"may find themselves in the
middle of a conflict in which the
Soviets have a huge stake Even if
a major explosion can be avoided
in Lebanon, there are sure to be a
spatter of little explosions."
To correct the mistakes of the
past, President Reagan must first
of all admit them
UNDER THE DOME: A few
days before Filipino opposition
leader Benigno Aquino was
murdered on his return to Manila.
Rep. Stephen Solan, D-N.Y., was
in the Philippines capital meeting
with high government otficials.
The subject of Aquino came up
once: The officials thought Solarz
might have tried to bring Aquino
into the country with him.
-The late Sen. Henry Jack.son,
D-Wash .. was a gentleman of the
old school. A few days before he
died, he overruled a unifonned
guard who had stopped an elderly
woman from sitting in the sena-
tors-only car of the Senate
subway. Jack.son helped her to a
seat and rode with her to the
Capitol.
-Co-.::hamng a conference on
aging with Rep. Claude Pepper,
0 -Fla., in Glorieta, N.M , Rep. Bill
Richardson, D-N .M ., 35, re-
marked that he hoped he'd be
able, 50 years from now, to
address the concerns of the elder! y
as eloquently as Pepper does.
"And I'll be there with you,"
replied Pepper. who will be 133
then
-Otto Bos, press secretary to
freshman Sen. P ete Wilson,
R-Callf.. filled the summer
doldrums by preparing a hi.story
of hts boss' Senate seat. Dull
work? Not at all. Though he's been
in Washington less than a year,
Bos handled the research like an
old pro. "I had an inte rn do most of
it.'' he sa.&d.
-Anne Bingaman is not your
typical Senate wife. A graduate of
Stanford Law School. where she
met her husband, she established
her own law firm, with branches
in Phoenix, PaJo AJto and Santa
Fe. And when he became Sen.
Jeff Bingaman, D-N .M .. she open-
ed a branch o!fice in Washington.
Move the U .N. to Moscow
Where would the United Na·
tions go if it left New York City?
Charles Lichenstein, the depu-
ty U.S ambassador to the U.N ..
suggested it could go to hell as far
as he's concerned.
I have a better idea. I'd like to
see the U.N. moved to Moacow.
The question of moving the
U.N. came up during an un-
pleasant little spitting mau:h be-
tween Soviet and U.S . delegates.
The Russians were mad because
the governors of New York and
New Jersey had denied the use of
their airports to an Aeroflot plane
that was to bring Andrei Gromyko
to the U.N.
It was a petty political move
that the governors had no business
_-.. -.,-.,-.. -n--i
making. International diplomacy
is not their territory but each aaw
an easy way to make 90me votes
and took it
Bad vibes
The Russians at the U.N re-
sponded by saying that New York
wasn't a good place to have the
United Nations because it was !tO
inhospitable. Lichenstein quickly
answered the Russians by saying
thaf lf U.N. members weren't
happy with New York u their
headquarters, they ought to move
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"Frankly, no-I don't think the big bands wlll come
beck "
"The members of the U.S.
Mission to the U. N. will be down at
dockside waving you a fond
farewell as you sail into the
sunset," he said.
The sun doesn't set in the east
but a lot of Americans cheered
Lichenstein's comment. I didn't
cheer but it got me thinking about
another home for the U.N.
It would really be fun to start a
campaign to move U N head-
quarters to M08COw. Yuri An·
dropov would let the U .N. have its
headquarters in Moecow about as
1100nas he'd rent office space in the
Kremlin to the CIA.
Paranoia
Russian leaders are paranoid
about their own citiz.ens and
suspicious of any visitor who
comes to the Soviet Union for any
reaaon at all. Can you imagine how
the KGB would react if the U.N.
moved ln? The Idea of all thoee
foreigners with briefcases coming
in and out of their country would
drive them crazy.
There are 35,000 diplomats and
their families ln New York who
are connected with the U.N. U all
of them moved to Moeoow, the
Ru.Ian aecret police would go
bonkers. They ju.st wouldn't know
how to handle 8Uch an tnvaalon uf
potential spies. That'• a lot of
people to have to follow, a lot of
apartmenta to bug. To a Soviet
official, a spy ls any tourlat who
goes back home and reporta that
the Ruaiana have to 1tand ln llne
for a loaJ of bread.
The whole ide. of moving the
U.N. to Moeoow !JI hilariously
funny to me and I'm aure no one
would ha~ tt more Utan the
Ru.Ian diplomat. 1tatloned in
New YoTk. They never had It to
good. Unlike condltlona back
home. here thelr telephones work.
the el~ators ~ up a.nd down and
they can rent apartments with
real bathrooms and kitchens. U
they wish, they can go to dinner at
one of a thoU8alld good res-
taurants. Do you think the Soviet
delegation to the UN. would like
the organiz.ation to move back to
M0600w?
Special favors
ln New York. foreign diplomats
have diplomatic immunity and
can't be arrested for anything.
Many of them take advantage of it
in a minor way by parking their
limoust.nes wherever they pleaae,
completely diaregard.ing "no park-
ing" signs. It's conunon to see
severaJ cars w ith license plat.es
marked "DPL" outside Saks on
Fifth Avenue, blocking traffic on
one of New York's busies\ 1treets.
It seems unlikely that any
diplomat's wlfe is in there on
official buaines.s but there's
nothing New York police can do.
What do you think would
happen to illegal parkers in Mos-
cow. where they have a real
law-and~order police forc=e?
Diplomatic double parkers might
well be hauled off to mental
inatitutions to 9el'Ve ~
RUMlia 's intellectual di.aidenta.
r'm all in favor of moving U.N.
headquarters ... to Moecow!
U you don't bell~ money
tAJlu. follow the Oel..ottan lrl&J
OONNIE
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Football
Thie week'• eclledule
(ell gamee .. 7:30)
Rams receiver George Farmer is fla tte ned by the J e t 'Darrel Ray ( 28) as he tries to catch a pas from Vi nce Ferragamo.
Todd loosened up, and aired it out
As a result, J e ts win wild free-I or-all against Rams in overtime, 27-24
NEW YORK !AP) -The New York Jets had
suffered a big loss to their rushing game, so Richard
Todd went to the air for a victory
"The way we can run the ball, you don't expect
us to win wllh the pass-but I knew we had to loosen
up and throw the ball more," said Todd after his
spectacular passing day helped the Jets beat the
Rams 27-24 in an overtime Na tional Football League
thriller Sunday.
Todd had no choice but to go to the aerial game
aiter Freeman McNeil, the NFL's leading rusher last
year. suffered a separated shoulde r in the first
quarter. Todd wound up completing 37 of 50 passes
for 446 yards According to a team spokesman McNeil
will be lost for six to eight weeks
The Jets' quarterback had hts great day in one of
the year's wildest. most wide-open games that
included a fre<.>-for-all and a touchdown bv the Jets'
Jerry Holmes off a blocked held goal -
Weslt:.>y Walkt-r was Todd's chief accomplice
Sunday, catching eight passes for 135 yards.
including two for touchdowns The second score. a
42-yard bomb. put the Jets ahead 21-17 in the third
quarter
Walker's big catch, plus a Pat Leahy field goal
late in the fourth quarter, provided the Jets with a
24-17 lead However. the Rams later tied 1t on Vince
Ferragamo's 2-yard TD pass to Mike Guman with 32
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overtime.
The game lasted JUSt 8 minutes, 22 seconds
onger, when Leahy kicked the game-wlnn~l' rorlhe
Jets from 26 yards. The field goal by Leahy capped a
50-yard drive, including a key 19-yard pass from
Todd to Scott D1 erkmg.
The J ets started the drive when Holmes picked
Are Braves still in it?
~We d efinite l y have a chance,' says Murphy
ATLANTA (AP) -Dale Murphy of the Atlanta
Braves says. "It's not an easy road, but we're m the
race. We definitely do have a chance."
The Braves moved to w1thm 3 111 games of first
place in the National League West Sunday with a 7-1
victory over the front-running Los Angeles Dodgers.
who had opened this crucial three-game series by
burytng the Braves 11 -2 Friday night to open an
imposing 5 i,, -game bulge m the standings
Brett Butler cracked a solo homer and Rafael
Rarmrez and Glenn Hubbard each had two-run
singles m Atlanta's second victory in a row over the
Dodgers, the first lime m six series this season that
Los Angeles had failed to wm two of the three games.
"We just need to wm," Murphy sa1d. "We can't
worry about them "
The Dodgers head into their final seven games of
the season with the magic number for clinching the
division title standing at five Atlanta has eight games
to play. trailing the Dodgers by three m the loss
column
"Our team hasn't lost 1ts confidence," Dodger
SeC'ond baseman StPve Sax said. "This (Sunday's loss)
didn't shake us ..
Butler opened thc> first for Atlanta with his fifth
homer of the year. a drive over the right field f3/4 nee
off Alejandro Pena. 12-8, that put the Braves in front
to stay
Ramirez had his two-run single in the third and
Hubbard drove m two in the fifth after Bruce
Benedict had doubled home a run. Atlanta's other
run crossed in the sixth on an RBI single by pitcher
Craig McMurtry
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DODGIRI (7) -HOME (3)? Sept. 30, Oct. 1,
Oct. 2, San Francteco. AWAY (5): Today, Sept.
27, Cincinnati; Sept. 28, 29, San DfegO.
8RAVE8 (8) -HOME (2): Today, Sept. 27,
San Frenclaco. AWAY (8) -Sept. 28
(doubleheader), 29, Houeton; Sept. 30, Oct. 1,
2, San Otego.
McMurtry, 15-9. allowed eight hits, walked one
and fanned six before leaving with one out in the
eighth, and Terry Forster retired Cive of the six
batters he faced to wrap up the victory.
The Dodgers scored an unearned run in the sixth
when Dusty Baker was safe on Ramirez' error and
later scored on a smgle by Mike Marshall.
"We still can't do anything about •he Dodgers,"
Torre added. "We've got to get help.
off a pass by Rams quarterback Vince Ferragamo on
the New York 20-yard line and returned it to the 50.
The Rams had taken a 17-14 lead early in the
third period on a fi eld goal by Chuck Nelson that
followed a fight on the fi eld by several players. The
pushing and shoving started when New York •
defensive end Mark Gastineau sacked Ferragamo
and went into his patented "war dance". Gasti_neau
was shoved from behind by Rams tackle Jackie
Slater. triggering a bem:h-clearmg brawl that held
up the game for nearly five minutes.
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The S<.'COnd quarlt.'r prov1dt'd something that also
got thC' crowd of 50.070 on its ft't'l as well. That
hapJX!ned when Jets defensive end Kenny Neil
blocked ci field goal a ttempt by Nelson and Holmes
plucked the ball out of th<.· a ir and rcic:cd 57 yards to tie
the game at 14-all
"Tht' biggest thmg was that we ove,.came
<td\'l·r.;1t' .·· ~1<.J Jl'ts CoJl'h Joe Walton. who waU:hl•d
tfw H.111):; Enc D1l·kerson gain 192 yards rushmg on
ht:. mdhgnt>d deferui<.'
As for Rams· Coach John Robmson. he liked
everything but the final S<:ore
"Obviously. 1t was a great football game." he
said "They keptgomgateachother. We had a chance
in the fifth quarter. but their cornerback (Holmes)
made a great mten:ept1on Over~ll. I thought o ur
performa'lce was pretty good. We're not a great
football team yet -but that's JUSt a matter of lime."
Pat Leah y' place-kick finished it in
overtime as Rams fe ll, 27-24.
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a knockout, 22-7
DENVER (AP) -In his pre-game analysts this
week. Denver Coach Dan Reeves said one trait of the
Los Angeles Ra1ders that stood out most was their
ability to "deliver the knockout blow . When they get
you down. they luck you."
Reeves and his players dusted themselves off
and tried to clear their heads Sunday after the
Raiders pushed across 13 third-quarter points en
route to a 22-7 National Football League victory.
Jim Plunkett threw two touchdown passes to
Cliff Branch and the NFL's leading defense held
Denve r scoreless until the closing minutes as Los
Angeles raised its re<.'Ord lo 4·0.
''Our secret is to get on a team and just wear them
down." said Plunkett. "We don't do anything fancy
offensively like a lot of traps and things .. We just like
to get up on top of every team we play."
Coach Tom Flores of the Raiders sa.id his defense
was "outstanding."
"We knew our defense had to play solid, because
Denver's defense has kept them in two of their last
three games." said Flores.
Reeves said his defense "did a super job" and
"made enough big')>lays to win it." But he added, "On
offense we had too many mistakes and had sporadic
execut!on ."
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RIVERSIDE -Pole-sitter David Hobbs took
the early lead Sunday and never let go as he won the
40-lap Budweiaer Trans-Am auto race at Riverside
InternatJonal Raceway.
Hobbs, of Boddlngton, England. a1ao regained
the lead in the Trana-Am series w1th only one race
remaining.
Hobbs' DeAtley Camaro croaed the finish line
11.638 IM!COnda ahead of teammate Willy T . Rlbbs of
San Joee. The winner's average speed was 100.826
mph.
Two-time Trans Am champion George Follmer
of Hunungton Beach, who planned to debut in a new
corvette, faiJed to get the car operational, however,
and was forced to withdraw.
Ribbs, who had to make a pit stop to change a flat
tire on his Camaro, was followed by Paul Newman,
the actor-driver, and Frank Leary was fourth.
Hobbs now has 146 points in the series, and Tom
Gloy, who did not finish, has 129 points. Ribbs has
126.
The yellow flag came out twire, once when
Glenn Fox of Albuquerque, N.M .. stalled on tum six,
and again when Gary Schons of Los AJamitos spun In
tum three on the restart after Fox's car was removed.
WaUy Dallcnbach Jr was fifth, followed by Jim
Derhaag, Jerry Brassfield, Bob Hagestad, Mark
Wolocatiuk, and Les Lindley.
F.arlier, F.c:l Pimm of Dublin. Ohio, won the
Robert Bosh-VW Super Vee in his Ralt RT-5. Pimli
stole the lead from pole-sitter Ted Prappas of Los
Angeles on the first lap and held on for all 24 laps.
Edward Robinson of England was second.
It was the fourth conaecu tlve w1n for Pimm. who
leads that series with 134 points after nine of the 11
races.
In the first event of the day, Paul Hacker of
Valatie. N.Y .. padded his lead in the Volkswaien
Rohh1t -t1ilsteln Cup series with a victory In the 20-lap
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SPORTS BRIAK
'T ast e less, c lassless'
act b y R a m s' Sla t e r
spoils the war d a n ce
From AP dispa tches
NEW YORK -Although Rams s
Coach John Robinson shrugged otr 4 • •
SUllday's bench-d earing Cree-for-all
with New York as "justamUlor incident", the Jets'
Mark Gastineau had some sharp words for the
opposition -most particularly Rams' tackle
.Tack.ie Slat.er.
"It's not too C'lassy an act." said Gasuneau.
r referring to a shove by Slater
that trigger ed a fight by sev-
eral of the players in the third
quarter of the National Foot·
ball League game at Shea
Stadium.
The pushing and shoving
started when Gastineau. the
Jets' defensive end, sacked
Rams quarterback Vince Fer-
ragamo and went mt.o his
eu n i. patented "war dance "
Gastineau was shoved from behind by Slater. and
IJldividuaJ fights started to break out on the field.
Officials rest.ored order after five minutes, but
there were obviously some hard feelings left over
from the incident, especially between the two
main participants.
"If he wants to have a go at it, he should come
up t.o my face," the 6-5. 270-pound Gastineau said
of Slater. who IS 6-4 and 271. "It was a tasteless and
classless act. The next time I do my war dam.~. l'm
going to have to look behind my back."
Quo te o f the day
Glenn Watson, Vanderbilt defensive
end, on why he changed his uniform number
from 92 to 36: "I look a lot faster when I wear
36.''
Wood gra bs gold
OJAI -Christ.opher Wood cap-m tured the United States' first gold
medal Sunday in the final day of
competition at the Lake Casitas Inter-•
national Regatta.
Wood, of Cambridge, M~ .. clocked 7·07 .67 in
winning the men's singles 2,000-meter sculls event
to cap an impressive performance by American
rowers as the four-day meet which included
canoeing and kayaking as well as rowing came to
an end.
The USA won a tot.al of six medals on Sunday.
the most of any team in the rowing competition.
Rowing preliminaries were held Saturday with
finals m eight e vents contested on Sunday.
Caldwe ll, S heeha n collect
Rex Caldwell, so often a run-!I
ner-up this season. s hot an early,
6-under-par66and watched at stand up
for a one-stroke victory over Lee
Trevloo in the LaJet Coors Classic Sunday.
Caldwell, playing about 40 minutes in front of the
leaders, two-putted for a birdie 4 on the 18th hole
to gain a tie for the t.op spot, then went to the
putting green to await the outcome. Trevino, the
leader most of the windy day, made it easy for him.
He 3-putted the 15th moments after Caldwell
finished and dropped one shot back . . . Patty
Sbttban, enjoymg great success on the Ladies
Professional GolT Association tour, posted a
two-stroke victory Sunday in lhe $175,000
lnamori Classic and vaulted int.o first place in the
points race for Player of the Year in the LPGA.
After sharing the second-round lead with former
college teammate Jali Inkster, Sheehan shot a
final round of 71 for a tot.al of 209. 10-under-par al
the Torrey Pines Goll Course. for the $26,250 first
priz.e.
Oriole clinch AL Ea t •rown
Thl' Balllmore Orioles becume the Ii
sa"Ond major league team t.o clinch lt.s
division when they k'Cu.red the Ameri
can League F.ast title Sunday with • 5· I
decision over Milwaukee. Storm Davl1 and Ttppy
Martloez) combined on a •lx·bltter, wblle
reserves Jim Dwyer and J oe Nolan homered.
Davis gave up one run on three hits over six
Innings before being rellevt'd by Martmei , who
----earned hlS 19th save. Kirk
..,_ Glb1on smacked a solo homer ~ .. \ to lead Detroit t.o a 3-2 vict.ory I over Boston . Ken Schrom
scattered six hits for hi_s 14th
VJct.ory as Minnesota took
Kansas City, 7-1 . John
Montefusco won his fourth
straight and Roy Smalleyb
' drove in three runs as the New
York Yankees beat Cleveland,
1rrn,.-a,._.---,_..J 6-4 .. Bob Stoddard retired 15
1:onsecutive batters at one point to pitch &>attle t.o
a 2-1 decis ion over Texas ... Rance Mullinix lined
a three-run homer in the t.op of the ninth to give
Toronto an 8-6 win over Oakland
Rose paces st reaking Philies
Pete Rose hit a pmch-h1 t single Ii
with the bases loaded in the I 0th
inning. boosting Philadelphia to a 6-5
victory over SL Louis. which extended
the Phillies' winning_streak to 10 games. The
Phillies now lead the National League F.ast by four
games over Pittsburgh and have a magic number
of three .. Al Oliver's two-run single lifted
Montreal f)<ISt Pittsburgh. 5-3 . . Dann Bllardello
/
hit a homer and a bases-loaded
double t.o drive m three runs as
Cmcinnati beat San Diego, 5-2
. . Reggie Patterson won has
first major league game and
Larry Bowa had four singles t.o
pace a 15-hit attack as the
Chicago Cubs defeated the
New York Mets, 11-7. lt sealed
the Mets' fate as the NL East
cellar-dweUars . Scott Gar-
i.oee ----relts pitched his first major
league complete game, a £ive-h1tter. as San
f'ranciaco topped Houston, 3-0. _,.
Co e tzee's h a nd fractured
CLEVELAND -Geme Coetzee ml
had hardly answered an the ring the
questions about whether he could win a
big fight, than the questions started
about who, when and where of his first defense of
the World Boxing Association heavyweight cham-
pionship.
"lt's up to promoter Don King," the South
African said after becoming champion with a
10th-round knockout of Michael "Dynamite"
Dokes Friday night before a crowd of between
5,000 and 6,000 in the 22.000-seat Coliseum at
Richfield.Ohio. About 1,200 f~came from South
Africa.
Kmg. who said he had three options for
Coetzee fights. menuoned December as the date
for the first defense But X -rays of the champion's
nght hand Saturday at a Cleveland hospital
revealed a fracture. Coeuee said
Coet.z.ee is t.o see an orthopedic surgeon
Monday. It as the sixth time that the hand has been
broken, with the fractures totaling 11.
Coetzee was examined at the same hospital.
where Saturday has wife Rena gave bnth to their
third chlld, a girl.
Television, ra dio
TV: Baseball -Dodgers at CmCU\1'1ati, 4:30
p.m .. Channel 11. NFL Football -Green Bay at
New York Giants, 6 p .m., Channel 7.
RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at Cincinnati,
4:35 p.m., KABC (790); Toronto at Angels. 7:25
p.m .. KMPC (710).
TUESDAY'S TV: Baseball -Dodgers at
Cincinnati, 2 p .m .. Channel 11.
T UESDAY'S R ADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at
Cincinnati, 2 p.m .. KABC (790).
Winners spread out
in Angelman series
UCI dunks
UCSB, 6-5
UC Irvine rolled to a
6-5 Pacific Coast Athletic
Association water polo
victory over visiting UC
Santa Barbara Sunday
as Mike Evans (3). Tony
Choquehuanca (2) and
Jeff Campbell (1) com-
bined for six goals to
offset UCSB's two-man
assault of Larry
Mouchawar (3) and
Dave George (2).
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club wound
up its season-long Angelman Series for
Performance Handicap Ractng Fleet
yachts with a seventh race from
Newport to Long Point, Catalina
Island, on Saturday, and the eighth
race from Long Pomt to Newport on
Sunday There were no dual winners.
Results of Newport to Long Point
race:
CLASS A -l. Encore, Joe Hoff-
man. Bahia Coorinth1an YC; 2. lntense,
Art Cut.cliff. BCYC, 3. Mas Rapido.
John Fradkin, Balboa YC.
over the coune with an error of 1.189
percent. Second was Lynsuru. skip-
pered by Joe Castagna, Southern
California Cruiser Association with an
error of 1.226 percent, and third was
the defending champion, Haluk Akol
of the Predicted Log Racing Associa·
uon of Northern California at the helm
of Norm's Boat. His error was 1.395.
Driscoll takes tr oph y
The Anteaters are
now 6-3-1 overall
Next on the agenda ·
UCLA (1 0-1) in i>
non-conference match
Saturday at L ong
Cowboys get lucky
Ricardo's toe wins again for Vikings
f'rom AP dl1patcbea
Linebacker Anthony Dicken10n sacked New
Orleans quarterback Kenny Stabler for a safety with
1:58 remaining to give I.he unbeaten Dallas Cowboys
a biuu're 21-20 National Football League victory
Sunday.
Outplayed the entire game, Dallas, 4-0, appeared
to have lost the game when New Orleans linebacker
Dennis Winston intercepted a Danny Whlte pass in
the end rone and ran it out to the 4-yard line. But the
Saints. trying to catch the Dallas secondary napping,
decided to throw the ball.
Dickerson, who wasn't fooled by Stabler's
play-action fake, blitzed and caught Stabler in the
end ume for the winning two points.
Elsewhere in the NFL Sunday·
Jllldngs 20, Lions 11
Benny Ricardo, a product of Costa Mesa High
and Orange Coast College, kicked his second field
goal of the game midway through the final period
and Minnesota held on to nip Detroit 20-17, the
second straight week Ricardo's field goals have
ml!ant the winning margin for Minnesota.
411e r s 24. Faleons 20
Joe Montana passed for three touchdowns and
the San Francisco defense sacked Steve .Bartkowski
eight times as the 49ers ended a six-game, homefield
losing streak by beating the Atlanta Falcons 24-20.
There was bad news for the 49ers, however.
Wendell Tyler suffered a dislocated shoulder in the
first period. Atlanta lost one its offensive stars, wide
receiver Alfred Jackson, w hoee left collarbone was
broken later in the first half.
Montana's third TD pass of the game and tenth
of the season was a 1-yard toes to tight end F.arl
Cooper early in the fourth quarter. Bartkowski, who
had two touchdown pa.sees in the game. had given the
Falcons a 20-17 lead with a 3-yard touchdown run in
the opening minute of the final quarter.
Browns 30, Chargers 24 (ot)
Quarterback Brian Sipe hit tightend Harry Holt
with a 48-yard touchdown strike JUSt 1:53 tnt.o an
Angels lose again
The Chicago Whlte Sox clinched the cham-
pionship of the American League West over a week
ago, but they continued their relentless pace Sunday.
However, Chicago Manager Tony LaRussa
denied the team is driven by the desire to set a l"eCOrd
for the biggest winning margin ever.
Chicago completed its second recent four-game
sweep of the California Angels with an 8-5 triumph,.
gtving the Whlte Sox 10 wins in their last 11 games
and raising t.hell' lead over second-place Kansas City
an the AL West to 19 'h games, a potential record.
The 1936 New York Y arlkees took the AL
pennant by 19 games to set the league record for
widest winning margin.
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overtime period to lift the Cleveland Browns IA> a
30-24 win over the San Diego Chargers.
Holt caught the winning pass at about the San
Diego 20-yard line and broke two tackles in getting
into the end zone.
The Browns won the coin toss at the beginning of
the extra period and Dwight Walker gave them
excellent field position with a 33-yard kickoff return
to the Cleveland 37 Sipe and Holt teamed up for the
game-winner on the fourth play of the overtime.
Colts 21l. Bears 19 ( ot)
Rooloe Raul Allegre kicked a 33-yard field goal
aft.er 4:51 of overtime to boost the BaJt1mQ.re Colts to
a 22-19 vict.ory over the Chicago Bears. Allegre had
missed a 45-yard field goal attempt with three
seconds remaining in regulation. The Bears lost a
chance to wan in regulal.lon when Bob Thomas was
wide with his extra point attempt following Chicago's
first t.ouchdown of the game.
Cardinals 14. Ea~les I I
Veteran quarterback Jim Hart conne<:ted with
Roy Green on a 26-yard t.ouchdown pass with 29
seconds remaining as the St. Louis Cardinals won
their first game of the season, 14 · l I over Philadel-
phia.
Bills 30, Oiie r s 13
Joe Cribbs rushed for 166 yards, bettenng his
previous single-game best, to lead Buffalo over
Houston 30-13. Earl Campbell had 142 yards an 30
carries for the Oilers.
Patriots 2B. S teele r s 2 3
Quarterback Steve Grogan and rooloe Stephen
Starring hooked up on a 76-yard pass play with 3:59
remaining and the defense picked off three Pit·
tsburgh passes as New England rallied to upset the
Steelers38-23. Pittsburgh's Franco Harris gained 106
yards on 25 carries, gtving hun a career tot.al of 11.309
yards, second only to Jim Brown. He surpassed O.J .
Simpson's career yardage t.otal m the loss.
Bengals 23, Bueanneer s 17
Ken Riley sprinted 34 yards with an a.nt.erception
for a touchdown and Robert Jackson ended a threat
with another interception as Cincannati won its hrst
game of the season by stopping winl~ Tampa Bay
23-17.
Dolphins 14. Chie f s 6
Mia.rru, behind Davtd Woodley's TD pass to
rookie tight end Dan Johnson, survived a mis-
take-marred first half to edge Kansas City 14·6
B e ds klns 27. Seaba tt·ks 17
Joe Thewnann's three touchdown passess l.i (tt.'d
Washington over Seattle 27-17
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Mitch e ll victorio us
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Toron10 es 11 Mllweuktt 87 74
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Cleveland 67 18
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Sunde't's Scores
Cnlcogo 8, AnDel• 5
Delroll J, Boston 2
Pct. 609 ... .. ,
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429
419 374
619
571
S6S
S4S
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481
437
New Vork 6. Cltvtlend •
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(Snlrlev S-71. (nl Kantas Clly (Sotlllorff 1 l·I ) al Seall ..
<Cieri< 7·1>), In)
Ontv uemes Kheduled
TlleMa't's Gem.s
Toronto •l A11911s, (n)
O.troll e t Belllmort , (n)
Boston at New York, lnl
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Tau• at Mlnnesola, (n)
Chlcaoo at Oakland. lnl
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WEST Dl\llSION
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0....-. .. 67
A1ten1a 14 70
Houston to 7• S.n Diego n 11
San FrenctKo 75 to
EAST DIVISION
PtilltdelOlllo N 70
Pllttburo!I 12 7•
Montreal to 16 SI Louis 15 II
cnlcaoo 70 U
Ntw York 63 93
SUndl't's Sewn
Allanta 7, 0""8n l
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SAS
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491
414
551
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404 73
PhlladetPllla 6, St t.oul• S (10 lnnlnDl)
clnclnnall S, San Diego 1
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San Diego IShOw 14-111 et Hou•lon
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Braves 7, Dodeen 1
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more 12 J J 11 M(C.reoor 6athmo1e
18 6 306 001\on cn.cayo 10 1 l )0
Go\\oue New vor• n S ill
STRlll.EOUT~ Morr o\ Ot1ro11 121
Bannister C njc.aoo II• !,1.eo Tor onto
180. R•11h••t• N•w 'fur k 169 5u1Chlle
c1eve1ana 15•
~AVE~ Qv•\t:r~uer r, ~ on\O\ C •!v.
i1 SIMtev Bo•ton J7 A Dav ...
M1nne!.Ota '19 C.dl,0•11 ~tarne 7~
Loda Molwau• et 7J
National League
6AlllNG IJ'IO ~· Oal\1 MoO•O(• Pofl\Ourg~ l7S (lul HOu\lon 322
LO Smolll ~1 lOu>\ )18 HtnOr•Ch SI
Lou \ 311 Murnr» Ar1an10 l lO
~UN~ Mu(Cl"-w Al onld llO Ro,11
~s. MOt"rf'a 171 Do"""'\0 MQnlrt'al
10S Sc•·m·O' Pn1 oo~•On•• 101 E •on\
Sar Fran• \10 97
RBI Murpnv A11•n•o Ill Oaw•on
Montrtol 117 5cr""•01 PnotodtlPn10
107 Gu•rr•ro, Dod<Hrt. 95, Krnn.,ov
San 01eoo 9S
HITS Oaw•on Montreo1 Ill. Cruz. HOu"on 187 Oliver Montreal, 182.
Aom1rez Allonta ISO, A61nt\. Mon-
lreal 116
DOUBLES 0• •er Mor1trea1. 33,
But'-ntr Cn c•oo Jo Oew,on, Mon
irea• )6 Contr Montru l, Jt., Rav
P1ll\Ouron Jt. Kn1on1 Hou"on la
TRIPI.ES 6 uller Allen10 I) o .. w\on Monrreal 10 Gretn. SI Lou••
9 Redu\ C1ncinna11 9 Tno" HOU\lon
9
HOME RUNS ~nm•OI Pn11eor1-
on1a J9 MurPhV Allonte JS. Dow•on.
Mon1reo1. 31 Gu•rrHo, Dlld9ert, 31;
Evan\, Sen l"ranc•\CO. 19
-STOLEN OASES Ro•flU . Montrul. SS. WogglM, Son 01•00, 61 S. Sax,
Ooctgers, SI; W•t\On Ntw Yor,, 50. Lo
Sm11n, s1 I.out\, •O
PITCHING 115 Ot'Cl,IOn\J Dennv PhllaOt'IPhl6. 11 6 7 ... McWlll1om\
Plt••Ouron. IS 1 3 74 Sco11 HOu\IOn. 10-S. 3 n. r.,.nnttl, P1111ourgn 10·5
3 84 Ca noetana P11tJburon 1S 8 J 13
STRIKEOUTS Carllo., Pn1tadelPh1a u,a Soto ClnConnoo HJ. McW1ll1am\
Pott\OVron 195 Av•fl Hou\IOn 118
Va14'ftlUN, Dlld9ert, 114 SAVES 1.t Sm11n Cn•cago 71,
Hollano Pno1aot1on1a 74 Ru roon
Montrtol. 71 01P1nO Houlton 20
Monton San Franco\Co 70 Sulltr St
1.0u1' 20
Cole9e wa~ Polo
VC lnllM 6, UC Santa hr1Nr•
SC.... bv OuarMn
UC Sant• BerDera 0 1 0 J-S
UC lrvlnt 7 1 7 1-6
UCS6 \COrlng MOucnawar 3
Gtoroe 7 UCI scoring Evan\ 3. CN>Cluenuenea
2. Cemooell I
Goalie SavH B•'""' 1ucse1 10,
MalUI IUCll. 3
lntematl-1 Rowtne R ... n.
(al Olal)
(al cllt!MC91 '" ,,,.....,)
Women'• doutqs 1.000 Kufls-1.
Romania (Marloera Coll>eno and
Elltaoela oi.n1uc1 J.39 91 2, Unlleo
Stein !Bein HOlastll ancl Rol>ln Re-
ardon), J:JJ 14 3, HoHe nd (NlcOlel
Hellemans end GrHt Hetl9n'Wlntl,
J:JJ.76. Women's pelr wllllOut cou waln l,OO&r-l, Romani• !Ro<llce ArtMI end
EleN Horval). 3 40 31 2, United Slates (AblD•ll Pact< end Sinan Proclorl,
3.42.19 J , Australia !RODYn
Grev·Gard1\91' ano l(aren lfranc:ort),
l'44.7S
Women'• slnoles 1.000 scu111~1.
Julia Htmc>e IEH I Germenv), 4-00 SS
1, VlrDlnla Glkler (Untied Stain).
• 01.n l . Anne Hetset1rouck
18elolum), •'06 6J Mell'• oolr wllnoul cou waln
2,000-l, Ar9ellllne !Cltudlo GulnOOn
and Ruben O'Andrllll), 7 12.93 7, United
s1e1n (P aut I.ember! and Tom Kltferl, 1 16.47 3. llalv (Giovanni Suarer and
Etlo Pacovlcn), 1·n 71
Men'• OOYblas 2,000 sculls-I. Nor·
wav !Roll Tl\ont n and A~ Han..n),
6:37.20 2, Finland !Rtlm1 r.aroolMn
and Ptrlll KeroolMnl, 6.33.67 3. Eu l
Gtrmenv (TllOmu Lanoe an<I Uwa
Hloc>Mr), 6.39.0S Men's 7,000 slnoles K UHS-I
Cllrlsl09'1er Wood (Untied Slatts),
1:01 41 2, Rlc.roo IDerra IArgenllnel.
1 14.02 l. HaM SvtnlSO'I (Sweden),
7 IS.94
Men'• four wllll co11we1n 2,oc»-1.
naly (Gino hei>DI. Norbeto Zannini,
Carmine Abb<tgnale Glust0"4t Ab-
bagna.. and Gius-DI C•ou•l.
6:37 12 7. United Sltles (Tom Oerllng,
Andv Suddlln, Jonn Everall, Freo Borc~t and Robert Jeuotlt lterl.
6:33.U. 3. France l&ernard Chevalier. OllMer Pont, Domlnlnqua Lacolnte,
Thlerrv Louvet end JH n Plerrt
HUDuel·B•lent). 6'34.60
Man's oalr 2,00C>-l, Norwav
(Magnus Greooarud encl Sverrt
Lokan), 6·SU 7. 2, Canad• (Tim Turner i ncl Pel Turner), 6:S7.IO ), Hollen<!
!Sio.<d Hoa~stra end Joos• jlloamal.
6:57 JI
Otep $H fhhln(I
ART'S LANDING IN•WPorl &eac111
177 d•1vlef\ 44 oou S6 l>Onoto 10
onat•e••I 1 "''" l1~n H vellowto•t 41 Dulle' iuno IJ \k101ack lun4
DAVEY'S I.OCKER IN•wport Buch) H4 an111ers 86 Da\\ 133
oonioo loO vrt1owta11 IS •heeo\neoo. S
uulotn 20 bullet luna 7 i."101octi. tuna
DANA WHARF 310 on11,er\ 165
Da\\ 788 DOn•IO 16S ma<>.•rel t I ro~•
•1\n 71 •t11ow 10 11 48 u.u o•n 6 whit~ lo•l'l 85 Outlet tuna 157 s•ID1a ct.. tuna 7
oorado
SAN DIEGO (H&M LlndtnOI -371
ctnOlrf\ 11 b•Uevt tune l 11 v'llOwlail.
133 vellOwton tuna 2 ou11e1 tuna 1,078
\'101aO tune 11 oan ocuoa ~9 oon110
18 oan 19 roe • h•h
NATIONAL. CONPERENCE
Wttl
W L T .. ct. ,.,, ,.A San Franc:IS<o l I 0 750 Ill "' At1an11 2 2 0 500 83 71
Ranu , 1 0 500 " 97
NewOrlH ns 2 , 0 .500 109 99
EHi Oellu 0 0 1.000 ... 80
Weilllnoton l 0 .750 107 73 Pnlladelohl• 2 0 .500 S9 64 N.V. Glanh 2 0 .JJJ 3S S7 SI. Louis ' 3 0 250 7S !IS c-.. Mln,..sola 3 I 0 150 83 102
GrHnBav 2 1 0 647 " Chicago I J 0 750 •• Oetroll I 3 0 .250 68 Tempo Bev 0 4 0 000 43
AMEIUCAN CONFERENCE
L.A. R alders DenvH
Sa•fll• Kantas Cllv
San Oleoo
Butfato
Miam i
Belllmore New Enolend
NV Jtll
Wnt
4 0 2 1
2 2 l 3 I l ••11
0 1000 19
0 500 48
0 .SOO II
0 250 •9
0 150 IOI
I 0 750 ..
.750 7•
500 14
1 0
2 0
2 0
1 2 0 G..mal
.500 " 500 91
81 16
81
70
37
55
IS 71
119
SA
S7
17 .,,
93
c .. velancl PlllsburDn
Clnclnnell Hou lion
l I 0 ISO 99 IA
220500 M91
I 3 0 750 46 6A 0 4 0 000 IS 131
Sundav's Scare.
NV Je" 21, Rams 24 loll lta~ n. Denver 1
0 1n.1 21. Ntw Orlaan1 70
Mlnne.o•e 70 Oe1rol1 17
St Loul• 14 Pti1tadel011te 11 ButtalO 30. Hou\lon 13
Miami 14, KenMa Cllv 6
Clnclrina ll 23, Tamoa &av ll
New Enolenc:I 21. P1ltst>urgh 2l
Baltimore n , Cnlc•oo 19 tot)
Cle•ttand lO. S.n Ol~o 7• (oil Wuhlnoton 77, SHiii• 17
Sen Fr1nc1ico 24, Allan•• 20 Tonlohl''
Gama
GrHn Bav at NV Giants ICne nnaj 1 •I
61
S<lncMy, Oct. ,
Dtt•olt at Rams
ltalclan at Wasnlnoton
OaH11 at Mln,,.sote
Tamoo Bay ti Graen 6ev
Denver at Clllcaoo
Houslon a l POlsouron
San Fra nc:l1eo al New Enolano
s..11le et c .. ve1and
BelllrTIOre at Cincinnati
Ptllledelonlt •• Attenl•
S1 Louis al KanMs Cllv Mleml al New Orleans
San Diego et NY Giants Mendev, Oct. J
NY Jt h •' Buffeto. In>
Jets '11 r Ram1 24
Seate bV Ollt"""
Rams 1• 0 3 1 ~2• Ja•s 1 7 1 J ,_,,
l'lnl ,.antd
LA-Dickerson I S run INetson klct.l,
l:IS NY-Walker IS e>au trom Todd
ILaenY kid<) 1 SI LA-Olc•llerson S run (Nelson •lc,l.
1147 ~,..,._
NY-Holmes S9 bloekecl field -I
return 1Leahv kick), 10 13
Third ,.et'lec:I
LA-FG Ntl.on 34, l.S6 NY-Welker '7 Oils from Todd
(Leenv klcll.), ll'SO l'aur111 ,.en.cs
NY-FG Leahy 21, 10-19
1.A---Guman 7 oau trom Fer·
reoamo fNelson 11.lckl. l• 71 ~
NY-FG L .. llv 76, t 22 A~2.070
LA
Flrsl oowna 9
Rusfle\•yaros 37·103
Penlr>o verds m Return verd• 16 l
Pt1MS 22·37·4
Sacks llv 4·44
Punts 4·•1
Fum!Ms·lost o-o
Penatt111·vard1 9·70 Tlma ol Pou esalon 21:«
NYJ
25
11-11
4o:J
2U
37-50-7 1·9
S-39
7-1
13-113
3':38
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING-Los Anotlet, Olckerson
21-lta, Guman 1·7. Recld<tn 3-• Ntw
York. crutctilleld 12·46, McN•ll 1·27,
Harr>er 3·3. Heclor 1·7, Todd 7-1·2).
PAMIN(i.-l.O) Anoelti. Ferraoamo
71·37-4-132 New York, TodO
31-S0-2-446
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, Sept. 26. 1983 Ila
AECEIVING-Lo1 Ange1t1, Sarber 1-s1. Olcurson S·•S. Granl 2-n , G
Jones 1-46, Farmer 3·47 Dennard 1-6,
Hiii 1-7, Guman 1·7 Ntw Yon., Walker
I· 135. Harr>er 7-51, Olerktno S-SS,
Crutchfield S-3', J Jone> 2·46, Barkum
•-SO. Shuler 7-21, McNell 2·16, GaHne• 2-19
MISSEO FIELD GOALS-l.os An-oetes N•lson 41 New York, Leenv JS
RalCS.n '12, Broncoi 7
Sctre bv Ollartws
Raider\ o 1 ll 1-n
Broncos O O o 1-1
Sa<Ofld p.,.i.ci
l.A-6rencn 35 Pen lrom Ptunllell
f6thr ILICk), 7 49
Third ,.HiOCI
LA-FG 6ellr 27, 5 19
Ljll-FG Bthr 29, 17 37
LA-Br1nc:n 17 oen lrom Ptunllall 16t nr "ck), 14 16
F eur1tl PerlOd
Oen-Tnomu 70 ounl return 11t1orti. kick). I) It
l.A-Salt1V 0a6ero tt CkleQ 1n end zone, 14 06
A-7089
LA
Flrsl OOwns 11
Rushts·varda 37·17
P1nln~ yerc:ls 1)7 Relurn vards 90
Penas ll-24-1 .Seeks Bv S-SO
Punts 9·46
FumOles-loll 3-0
Pe11a1t1ts-varc:1s 4·2'l
Time of Pouesslon 29:19
09"
16 30-130
Ill .,
14·33·2
3·22
9-43 •·2 9·11
30:31 INOIVIOUAL. STATISTlC'S
RUSHING-Los Angele., Allan
IS-•S. Klno 6· 17, Hawkins 6· 17, Prul11
4-5, Wiiiis 4· l, P1unkell 2-(mlnus J )
Oen.,.,, WI~ 70·119, Perros S-17,
Pooi. 3·3, UPChurch l-2, Wrlohl Hmlnut llJ.
PASSINc;.-L.os Angeles. Plunlltll 13·2•·1-l~. DtnvH, Elwav 6-11-1-71,
UDCllurch O-l-0-0, Oa6aro 1·21-1-117.
AECEIVINc;.-l,os An1Mlt1, Allall
4-20, Branch 3-63. Klno 3·37, &ernwell
7·2S, ChrlstenMn 1·9. Denver, Welton
S-72, Uochurcl13·S3. Poole 2-2S, Perros
l·ll>, Tl\omas 1·10, Wln<Mr 1·7, Wrlghl
1-2.
MISSED FIEL.O GOALS-None.
~erneNI
SUNDAY'S R•SUL TS
( 11 ltl et 11 ·dav "'""""l A,.,.AL.OOSAS
,.lltST RAC•. •11> furlOnoa.
Wttther Welch fCruz> ll.00 7.00 4.20
Mr. Siie (Whtie) 1.20 4.60
S S Dirty Harrv (Burns) 3.40
Al.o rececl Doul>lt Hll, Call Bu«tv,
Floraclla, Ml~. J J Time .SA 4/S
U llllACTA (7-1) Pllld ~5 SO
OUAllTalt.HOAHS
SECOND ltACa. 3SO vards..
Erlns Lu<ll IBrOOlls) JS 00 1.60 6.to Dl'+-Plev Tuff lG•rcla) l.00 3.<10
O*-Nnar Sharl ICror> 3 . .-0 u o
AllO raced. Chi.-.o, Olstlllcilvelv, She\
A Wlnov Gal, Gollkemoon, Hlgn Hanclad, Sound Venlure.
Time. 17.SI.
$S l:XACTA (1·3, Plev Tutt) palO
U 211>,SOi <2·S. Never Shorll oeld sm .oo.
THlltD RAC•. 400 vards.
Scott Lewis (Bard) •.20 2.IO 2.40
Rockabo (Garcia > •.AO 3.20 Oevll Wl\o IAdelr l .l.20 Alia raced War Siar Wrenol«, Van·
dvs Polley, S"-ved Olea, Prenv Reoelle. Ralallvelv Azure
Time· 19 56
U UlACTA IS-7) paid ISO.SO.
THOAOUGH .. EDS
,OYRTH RAC•. I 1116 mllel. Too Tari (Ollvtretl 12.llO S.40 4.20
Take Two Wive. IGlllloan> 6.60 l .llO Menaci. lOe+D•dllto) 7.flJ
Also racac:I: Funnv Gum, Ma11lc Force,
Oancabal. Comtrmallon Klno. Power
Commander.
Time: 1.47 21 S.
PIP'TH ltACll. 6 fvr10no1.ees1 Yet
lScolll "·"° 6.40 4.40 H111n Earnings (McCrmdl) 3.llO J 60 Golden Tetons IEstraci.) 7 00
Atso reced OstenOoon. Count ZortMI. Atltnllc Cllv, Tonv•s Treasure, Fat Tues·
dav Bov Timi 1 11 l/S.
U DAILY DOUBLE (6-6) 1>111d .-2 40
SIXTH RAC• 6 lurlonos
Aeolluo <~> l .llO ao 2.60
Wtndls Doll (Scofll 1.00 l.10
Macnlnaoun Granny <Frnclu ) l.60
Also rac.o: Tarrtsto's Beeulv, Chit!
~•tor, Olvmolc Silver. Promenta, Llt-
lleoelHI Road
Time: l.11 31 S
$$ UCACTA (4·2) Peld "6.00
HYaNTH ltACa. 6 turlOngs
Righi On IOllvarts) 4 60 3.20 3.20
HH dly (Hansen) 4 40 l llO
War Coln (Scolll 4 40
Also rt«O llrown MaDfk . Wlsh's
Flrsl, &llto. Mlc!Wl!a's DrH m, Tioer Sl!rlmo
Tlme I II 415
alGHTH RAC•. I 1116 mile•
L-.olls 10r1Ktl tltnolmvf~ll (-•>
Sanotlkan IOelH dlltol
6 40 3_40
J 60
Also rececl Another Toast. El
Jeff O. Vork, Allie Nipp,
Time: l.4S I/ S. U IXACTA (1·7) Paid tol.3.00.
uo 2.60
?.60
Fero.
NINTH RACE. 6 turlOngs Et Pt ncllO Angel fMltls) 1140
Jim TM (Hanatnl
lla1u Jonn IE \Ir •Cl• I
Al.O raced Counulor
Mord, Bagley, A Lolla
Gaore>e
Tlmt I 10 '1S
TENTH RACE. 6 lurlOf\Os
Double Ftutt IPedrozeJ 1 40 4 00 l 70
Our Proia Cell IMcCrmcl<I 18 40 I 40 Ptech Brendv IRO<lrlouez) 10.00
Also raced First Trial. Elilt'l Sl"rer, Lit' Ml• Gooav, Honest Sn , Rich Mon·
nles
Time 111
U E)(ACTA 17 41 Paid 1212 00
U ,.ICK SIX 16+6·1·2·21 oald '6.4'9 60 wltn !Ive winners Ctlx hOrus). $7
Pick SI• con.oletlon Pelo '116 40 with 174
winner\ Hive horses)
EL&VENTH Rj!ICE
P Vlk (Ort~al
River Bani< (Slack>
Perrv Cebln (Meno)
1116 mote.
710 560 ) 60
1160 440
1 IO
Summer All o reced Atullno, WIClclOw
crfflt, Mou·Fernl-Tvcnl
Time· I A4 llS
TWELFTH RACE. l l/16 mllll Seminole KIO (Pdrze) 200 8 00 4 00
SPKlecular Beau lOtlvrs) • 00 2 80
Round HHd (Cruz) 3.60
jllllo raced Gtorff's Dancer. E•D .. s
Five, Tnr" Two One, 8eollo, Mllw'•
Paooa Bare
Time l 45 7/S
U UlACTA 17·6) Dtld I 144 00
Alltndence I~, 100.
HtlVWood Perl!
SUNDAY'S llESUL TS <nN .. S>·llllM hameu ,,_,.,,.,
PlltST llACa. One m11e pace: Sklo A
Paige 1Ra1Cl11ord), 10.IO, 5.20, •.60. Nulet-
le, uo. UO, Luekv Lavltv, S.60. Time
2.01 3/S, u axACTA II · Sl o.ld $117 90.
S•COND RACE. Ont ml .. pace: Too
SuDIKI (jllubln), S.60, S.00, 2.IO; OutsM.lrlS.
ll.20, •.20; Tnum oerez, 6.20. Time· 2.0l
2/S. SJ 8.llACTA 17·21 oold SISl.SO.
THlltD RAC•. One mile .,.et:
TrHsure's Edllt (Anderson). S..-0, •AO.
) flJ, Sura Sct\alJle, t .40, S.40; Counlrv
COOi, S.60 llme 200 2/S l) l'XACTA
ll·S) e>ald s 127 20.
l'OURTH RACE. Ona mile o.ct Eatal IGrunclv), 4 40, 4 00, 3.00; StNk King, 6 40,
4.00, SkhOol. 3 20 Time: 1.01 llS.
"1PTH RACE. One mile o.c:e. Minute
Man (ParilH ). 10 • .-0, •.OO, J,60; Maieltlc
Mtaoow, 3.IO, 3.00, Moortt Oandv Men.
5.00. Tll'M. 2.01 2/S. SJ EXACTA (7-S)
paid t46.IO.
SIXTH ltACa One mile P1Ke. Rowan Cre11 (Vallanolnonam), SS.00, 13,60, 12.00;
Double G ... 4.40. 3,IO; Youno Mllllon, 1.00
Time: 1 sa 4/S u l!XACTA 1•-ll e>al<I 1?3Sto
H\IENTH RACE. One mli. lrot
Chterlul Moosa IOa.anwrL 11 60. l 60. 2.20, H)glllan(I llrldllal, 3.llO, 2.40, NObla
Arnetta , 3 00 Time l 5' 115 sJ l!XACTA (S-7) IMllel 171 40
•IOHTH RACE . Ont mile ooct
Taroorl Wav f P1rher), I oo, S 40, 4.00.
Handover, '40. 6.00, CO<Xn Only Bov,
10.60. Time l.S7 llS SJ EXACTA lf·Jl
Olld llll.llO,
NINTH RACE. One mite pace. Junole
I.aw <Rllcllle), 49.40, 11.60, S.IO; Vlncero,
4.00, 3 00, llanc:lll 11.onool. UO. Time: l.S7 l/S SJ EXACTA 12-71 paid 1203.10 n
l'ICK SIX (7·7-4-S-9-7) Paid 117.713 00 with one winner-Cflve horses).
TENTH ltACa . Ona mlle C>llct
Callen•• (jllndef'son). 4 60. J.00. 2.llO, Nita•
Siar IPt rl<ar), t .00, 5.60. Monl8f'8V
KnlOlll. 6.20 Time I.SI 3/S. IJ E>tACTA (t·5) oold "6 90.
Alttndanca. 7,401
Men's *'rMment
(al Sall "rencbcel SMiies FIMll
Ivan l.tndf IC1achOSIOvaM.lel def
Johll MCEnroe (U.S.), 3-6. 7·6. 6·•
(Lanell wins M0,000).
WMtrtnd tranM1Cfton1
POOTBAL.L
U""" S .. '" ~aefllal L.._ PITTS8URGH MAULER~Slened
Harold Woods. Alvin Robertson. Jann
McCarrOll and Mlcuv S<illon, cor-
1\91'baekl, and Vauonn Thornu . tala1v
MORE SPORTS, 84.
•
Camel ·Lights
9 mg "tar". O 8 mg mcoune av per cigarette by FTC method.
Warning : The Surgeon Genera l Ha s Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
'
tar. 9 mg
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M Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, S ept. 26, 1983
FDR THE RECORD
sen1on tournarnnt
(II Cllarlont . H.C'.I
Ml
Oouo Sandtr\ \2S,OOO ,..
M•ll•• Berocr s IS 000 111 Arnold Polm•r. \ 11 000
Paul 111rntv "I ,000 , ..
Cnr1s1v O'Connot \8 000
190 8oD Stone. S6 000 ,.,
c:;eoroe Baver 1s.1w Gene Lit lier 15 I SO
7'1
Buck Ad•ms s4 •OO
193
Gu• wo11renno1m >' tOO ,..
Aol>t!rto Oev1ctn1 '3 100
1'S Cha rles S1tlord SJ IJJ
Roo Fun.em sJ. Ill
Billy C111>er U. IJJ ,,,
l'reo Hus 11 SJJ Jim l'errtt S2 SJ]
8·11 CotM\, '2 SJJ 191
Howie Jonnson l1 ?00 m Dow F1nst~rwa10 H 100
JOO Boo C.oeiov s I 800
Jeci. FIKk 'I 100
Al 801a.no i l.100 )01
Ken Naolt Sl,SOO
Oen SlkU Sl.SOO 102
Garoner Oock1n•n s l •OO
l03
Boo Erioson. ti JSO
J04 Denn•s Hutcninsn. s 1.275 Mli.e FelChlCk Sl,1/S
JOS Freo Howklos. \ 1, 11S
800 Kellt r 1 I, l1S
30t
Pete Hessemtf '1 OJI
10-10·1) 10
6t·/I 10 IS
I• I• 71 67
n -1•-10 n
II II H 13
I• 11 11 73
14 ,0 10 11
II 1S·I) n
I• 11 I• 13
n I• I• ll
,. 74-ll "
13 13·11 11 n lH 17
IS 14 IS 71
74 IS 16 11 17 13 ,. 16
IS 12 11 /l
7J-ll 16 le
11 73 I• IS
" 74 7~ 14 I• 78 12 Ii>
10 14 16-80
76-79 IS 11
74 781•7S
12-11-11 16
11-Sl 11 13
1• 77 74-79 /J-18 7•-19
71·71-79 16 IS· 71· 11 14
71·16-76 7•
Victory shower
L1onet nebefl \I 017
800 To,•• s I OJI
8111 Jonn1lon '1 OJI
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Ml.JC flOTIC[
~ NOTIC• ~A.IN VAU.IY MOTICe CW
NOTICE O~ tc~ oeaTNCT DC'AUL.T AND PR!PAAATIOH NOTICE Of AOOP'flON 01' RE ILIC'nOM TO
N41Qatlve Decllara11on OLV'l'ION 0, INT1!NT TO Ll!AS tl.U
83-3 SURPLUS DISTRICT REAL PROP TO PAOPERTY OWNER:
NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN 1n.1 ERN Dal R.y CMndlet
the BoAtd of Olf~ort of lht M"9 BID NO M · 10 2t132 L.aredO ~
Colwolld•led W•\tt OlttrlCI wt•. al NOTICE IS HEREBY 01\/EN THA EJ T0t0, CA 82630
ltt Reout.r M41elln0 to be Mid on THE FOUNTAIN \/ALLEY SCH 9111PORTANT NOTtC•
OCT 2lth. 1"3, c:ontlder the adq>-Of8TRICT llM CleQlated thal the f IF YOOR PROPERTY 18 IN FORE·
tlon ol N41gatlve Oec!taratlon 83-3, lowlng l'Ml 1>'°'*11 wlll not '1 CLOSURE BEOAUSE YOO ARE BE·
eurrently under preparation, lot tf\e ~ IOf c;1...,oom purpc>Me HIND IN YOUR PA'l'MEHTS. IT MAY
folowlnQ Up to two C6afffoome at Watdlo-# B£ SOLD WITHOUT AHY COURT
PROJ!CT lr'lcl.OflA su .. 1 water 8c;hool lc>Galed at 111111 Pion.et ACTION, and ycK1 may h9W U'te i.gel
main ~~1 Ori-..., Huntington BMch, California r\9hl to !)(Ing your account In good
LOCATION; \llclewte Str .... beo-The so.ref of Tf\111-Of lhe llandlng by pey1ng .. of 'f04K PMI
t-Canyo11 Drive and Pl-ti• Fountain Valley SCllOOI 0111r1c:t ••-due peymante plu• pennttted ooet•
Avenue. IOI,... to !MM the f1clllt1• '° In· atld •JtpanMe w11111n thr" rnonth•
PROPONENT Meu Conaolld1ted dlcateo 1boYt ulldet the letm• and trom the d•I• 1"" nooce of cM111.1n
Water Ol91rk:t, 1965 PtllOlflttA Av· con<lltlon• •t•led In 1"4t Aeeolutlon wu reeordad .nua, eo.11 MeN, CA 92827, Ttie-at lht Boeld. ~utlon No M -13 Thllamounlle*'87.86uot8ec>-
phona-(714) 63I·129 t TIM minimum monthly IMM pay. I ember 12. 11143 end wit lnQr-COC*e of the Initial llUOy .,. on ment tOf t"4t tetm ot Iha ..... lllalt unlll your .ccount beCOm4ll c:urHont.
ni. and 1valllble few lnepactlon at not be 1"1 1han Two-hundred You may no1 hava to pay tM entire
111e office 01 ·tte proponent. ehcty-elgh1 dollar• per month per unpekl P<>f'llon of your eccow\t, -
The oc, 27th. 1983. Regular c a 1 • r o m 11\ouOll fuH P8Yft*ll WM~.
Mwtlng ol tht Boetd ot Olr1C1or. tUH.00/montll/Clturoom). The bul you muat ply the amount 1111«1
1111111 t>agln at 7 00 p.m. In t1141 mwllng minimum mon1111)' IMM payment tOf aoow
room of t1141 M ... COn1ollda1ed eul>Mqulnt petiod• mey be •d· Attet thrM monlhl trom tM data
Walat 0111rlct olfloe IOcattd II 1985 lu•ted by Iha c-Jmer Pr10t Inda• of recordatlon oC tM document
Pl-ti• Avenue, Cot t• M .... Call· annual 111«age ren.cted a1 lht end (wttk:ll datt of r-datlon 11Pf1M19
IOfnla. ot the INN partod. A eecurlty a.-hat.on). unlell 11141 obltgallon bting
Qu1111on• and/or comment• pOtll may be raqulracl j)(lor 10 oe.-toreck>Md upon pennlta • 1onQ«
1110\lld be dlfected 1011141 prooonent cuoanc;y. l*lod. you ha ... only t"4t tegal tight
on or before OCT. 271h, 1983. No commlallcw1 111111 be pllld to to atop tht IOfecloeuf• by peylng tr..
DATED Sapt. 14, 1983 any llctnMd reel "1tle brOkW In ent" 8m0Unt oemand.a by your
Kan Kemp tllle regard. end th«• eh.it be no credttOf
Genetll Managar daductlon from any propoaal In d.. To tlnd out 11141 amount you mu111
& Secret•ry l«mlnlng t1141 hlOhell rnpoo111>1411 pay, °' 10 wr•"Q8 fOf payment 10
MESA CONSOLIDATED bidder. stop Iha torectoeure , or II your pre>p-
WATER DISTRICT S..i.d proC>Olall lo INN II ar1y la In IOfecioture IOf arry Olh41t
Publlehed O<ange Coul Dally PllOt proc>«fy mutt be raoeMKI by t reNO<I. con1ac:t·
Sept. 28. Oct. 3, 11183 o.ieg.ted offtc:4lr a1 tlla Fountain VII Sycamofe Creek H-1·
5277-83 1ey ~ Olslrlct Education Center AllOciallon
------------• 11210 Olk StrMt, Fountlln Valley, c/o Sh11on TOdd fltlll.IC NOTICE Celllomll, 92708,}10 lat., than 2: Key11one Pacific PrOf*t)' Managa. p.m .. Sapteml>ef 27, 1983. ment
IACMMINTO COUNTY S.fore accap1=n eny wrltlt 4000 MICAr1hur Blvd .. Suite 470
IUPeJUOft COU«T propoaall , Ille aled olf Newpo<1 Beach. CA. 92ee0 c~ "-1a 111811 call few oral bid Ing. Any per (714) 553-06111 no Nlllttl .. ,... IOfl wllO llaa 1141r'etOIOft IUbmlUed If you hl\19 any qUMtlon•. you •--to. CA. 11114 written bid may submit an oral bid llhould contact a lawyer Of tht gov-P1aln111f· DON RICHARD STEP-exoeedlng by at leut tlve (5'!.) pet ernmenl IQetlC)' wNc11 may have In-
HENS cent t1141 hlOhell written bid. T aured your loan.
Defendant: CHARLE;3 R. KIMES hl0hel1 rnpoollble bidder llhall Rem•mbar, YOU MAY LOSE c ... Ho 306876 reQulred to uecute Ille IOfm o LEGAL RIGHTS IF 'l'OU 00 NOT ~· ...... IUCtl format hu hetatolOf TAKE PROMPT ACTION. NOTICl.1 Y4MI tine MM! eued. ~ epp<oved by the eo.td o I. Thia N011oe ol Oetault and Elee-n. -1 IMJ deoWe ....,_., 14ki Trutt•. tton to s.11 ·11 recordad by the wltttout ,_ llelnt Meld llft6eet lhe Board ol TrullMI 111111 mak Sycamore CrMlc H~a· ,.._
JOU NIPOftd wlttllft 10 de1e· flleed the dtletmlnallon u 10 whether t eoclatlon purauant to aulhorlly
IM lnfonMttoft Mtow. IMM 111<1 t11e:mu .. wUhln 1en (10 led'fo 11 by 11141 Oeclafltlon o1
If you wllh lo ...a 11141 ad.nee ol an daya that receipt ol bid• "--11, CondHlont, and Reetrlc-•11~ In thi. matt.,, you ahould lntorrne llon concerning th 1lon1 .-:ordad on November 4, 1977
do to ptomptly to 11\al your wrttten propotal ahOUld be add•MMd to In 800ll 12445 •I Pege 901 In the
rMPOf\M. tf any, !My be n11<1 on FOUNTAIN Ir' ALLEY SCHOOL DIS olflclal reeord• ot the Orange Coun-
ume. TRICT. 17210 Oall Slrwt. Fount•I ty RecOfder end Sec:llon 1358 ol t1141
AVISOf\Jsted he lldO demandede. \/allay, Ct lllornle . 92708, (714 Callfomla CMI Code.
El trlbuma: ._. dMldlr -tr• Ud. fl.42.e&51. Attention: Cato! Jonea. 2. Tiler• art currenlly unpllld reg-
• •1•1nol9 a -... Ud. ,._ FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL I ular maintenance a ..... mants.
......... ....,. ...... LM .. DISTRICT BOARD OF coei. and enomeya ·-In tlla eum
lllfol11 1 rtan......... TRUSTEES o1 $487.85 .
.. .... ..... .. .... tM ....... Suunne M<>«e 3. T"4t llen IOfecloMd h41reby WU
M ettofMf Ill 1Ne -nw, JOU Clert< ol the Boald i>«*:ted by 1he recordatlon ot a
lhoutd • .o Pf'Cl'l'pltJ eo ltwt ,_ 0111: Sep1, 1, 1083 Notice ol o.tlnquent h 1x-.n1 In
wrtnen ,....._, " M J, IMJ 119 Publlthed Ortf\91 Coul Oally t1141 otnc:ial record• of !tie Ofange
Med Oft...... PllOt ~I. 12, 19. M. 1983 County Recordtt on Marett 24, 1983
II Uated .._....., •-5081-63 • 6ocument number 113-126815. Jo de IM ..... 8'I .... _.., 4 T1141 property whlc:t1 la Iha 8Ub-
...... ii-to 11111111dllta"'..,.., m-ic NOTICE 1ec1o1lhlt1orec1oeure 1a oeacnbed de .... -. au ,......_._ ..-~ U follOWI: Lot 47. lrect 9732, U
-1ta, II ~ p&ledt -l'OUNTAIN VAUEY lhOwn In the appllcabla recorded ,...._., .. 1 . •CHOOl otlTIUCT tract Map In 11141 Record• ol O<ange
t-TO ,n.. U. NDANT: A cMI NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF RES· County, Stitt ot Calltomla, and
_,.,. •• Ma ....,. ti,,.,, :t..ttw OLUllON OF INTENT TO LEASE commonly known .. M732 Laredo
LOS ANGELES (AP) ~ ...... ..::-.. JOU __. SURPLUS DISTRICT REAL PROP-Lane, El t oro, CA. 92&30 -Illa • rou ......, ERTY 5. Th4I name of t"4t owner ot Mid Th ttom y f r .... ., dt)'ll attw thl• aumrnona BIO NO 84-12 property Is: DEL RAY CHANDLER •• -e 8 e 0 -...a on you. Illa with thlt court • NOTICE 1s HEREBY Ollr'EN THAT alngla man suspended Los Angeles wrttten rwponM to the complalnt. THE FOUNTAIN \/ALLEY SCHOOL Oiied: ~tembet 12. 11183 relief pitche r Steve Un .... you do, your c1a111.1tt wlll DISTRICT hu declared 1ha1 t11a fol-. bJ: AIM '·,,_ Howe says he'll advise entered on appllcetlon ol the plat IOwlnO real proc>«fy w111 not be Attof'MJ.., IN An1cblla111 tiff, and thl9 court may en1w • needed fOf a-oom purpoeM' Publllhad Ofenge COM! o.11)' P11o1 his client to sit out the ment aoalnlt you IOf Ille,...., Clattroome 19. 20. 2 t. 22, ·and s.p1. 19, 28, Oct. 3, 10. 1083.
maind of th 1983 rnandad In IM CC)m9illnt. wtt ~halt of 1M Muttl~........,. Room 5~ re er e could •-It In garnllhmant o 1 Bulldl 0 et Art-;;; 0 -Nlebl baseball seaaon. wages 11111ng 01 mOMY Of pr n no · Of ot"9r rllltl raqUMted In lhe oom School, loeated at 9300 Gardlnl "~y advice to Steve is ptllnt Avanua, Fountain Valley. CalHomla. ___ _...NJUC ....... __ M>..-TICE...-. __ _
la " "•2 The eo.td ol Tf\llt-ol not to p y any more, Dated. Oct. 1, t... Fountain va11ey School Olstnct , NOTICI TO Roy Bell told the Los J A. SIMPSON. Clarll aolVM•tO IMM Ille taclll11M IO In CMOITO.-S 0.
A nn l Tun { his ~J.:torlll. Deputy dlcated above under 11141 lerma and ~ 9UUl ' .... '6e es es rom 0 cou Dall Pll condition• 1t1ted In tlla Retolullon TRAN~" home in San Diego. "I Publllhed renge I ll OI ol 11141 Board, Reaotullon No. 84· 12 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal
hope his doctor's advice ~1· 28• Ocl. 3• tO, t7• 198:563 8 T1141 minimum monthly IMM pay-Charlel' Chanea.1ne: .. ~ buv-
will be the same. And I r-------------t mant tOf llla ,.,m ot Ille INN lhall ,_ edd,_ la 20 Notre Owne. City 111-ic NOT1C£ not be._. than Foor1Mn hund. T ol San Jote. County of Santa Ciera, hope Steve will take that , ____ ... _~---· ------I minimum monthly IMM payman1 '°' Caltfomla. Intend• to "-* to advice." flCTTTIOUl llU ... 11 tubMquent per!Od• may be Id· AeuU Tang, S.A., wttote bu*"-~ ITATl.M«NT jY1tedred end eighty-two dolllfl I* ~ II 2" BaeMt1 StrMt, City Howe, who has been Tti. following per.on 1, doing month 1s 1482.00/Month). Thi mini-or San JON. County ot Sent• Clara. treated twice at rehabili-t>u.i..-. u · mum monthly IMM payment tor CallfOl'Na. Iha lollowlng propwty: all
t.a• :on cen ters for COC8.l.Jl' e JOY'CEES INTERIOR PLANTS, eut>Mquent petiod• may be ad-trede accounl8 rec.l'vabla and tll an-
U! 440 s Via Vlfla. Anaheim CA Jut1ed by the COneurner PTlot lndall tlquet ...,,_11ng Iha "'-'OtY OI abuse, was suspended 92807 · · · aMUal aveniga reflected 11111a end atoctc 1n trade Md ~-ot . d f' 'tel Frida b .kJlf E Arnold 440 s Illa Vl•ta ol ,,,. ..... period A aecurtty .,._ lhat oertaln ~ _ _, ..
Baltimore pitche r Sammy Stewart
camps unde r a n umbrella while
teammates shower him with cham-
pagne aft er the Orioles
the American League s
Division title unday.
clinched
Ea tern
l1l e uu Y Y · Y Anaheim. CA. 92807 · • pollt may be raqulred prior to oc-"CharlM A CharlM. Inc." end the Dodgers for leaving Thia l'lu*'-19 c:ondUC18d by. 111 cupency. loeated •t It• oth« followlnQ bu81·
th •~n..... hi h · lndlVldutl No commluk>n atlall be pekl I ,_ addr--. 256 KanMI Str.-t. e ~ ... w c was l1l .xry &r Arnoki any llotnMd real Miit• brOket In City ol San Frenc:l9oo1 County of San
Atlanta at the time. Thi. 11a1amen1 WU tlled with Iha thl• ragard , Ind t'*"• 11\111 be Francl8Co. Callfomla. eaae VenlOI He had missed the County Citric of Orange County on daductlon trOM 1ny J><opoeal In.,._ Boule¥erd. Cit)' oC Loe Angelle.
Club's c"----r flig.hl to Sept 13 1993 • termlnlng t1141 hlgllalt r~ County of Loe AngelM. ~omla.
DEATH NOTICES Australia II exposed
SCROGGINS
OORCYrHY ANN SCROG-
GINS, resident of Irvine.
CA. Pamed away Septem-
ber 23, 1983. She is survived
by her huaband F'redenck;
90ns, Gary T. of Norco, CA,
and David E. Scroggins of
Irvine; daughter Diann
Pntt of Arizona; sisten,
Kennett.a. Ali~ and Agnes;
brothers, Edward and
Frank; 2 grandchildren.
Recitation of the Rosary will
be held Tuesday, Septem-
ber 27, 1983. 7:30 PM, SL
John Neumann Catholic
Church Mus of the Resur-
rection Wedne9day, Sep-
tember 28, 1983, 10:00 AM.
St. John Neumann Catholic
Church. Interment eervices
at Harbor L.awn Memon.al
Park. Services under the
di.rection of Harbor Lawn -
Mount Olive Mortuar y
:'>40-55:'>4.
McCORMICK MORTUARY
1795 lag11na Canyon Rd
Laguna Beach, Ca 92651
494-9415
HARBOR LAWN-MT. OLIVE
Mor1uary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Glslet Ave
Cotta Mesa
540-5554 ..
P9PC. .. O'™IR8
MLLllROAOWAY _,..TU ARY
1 10 Broadway
Cott• Mesa
6'2-9150
IAL TZ MR01"0N
I MfTH I TUTHH.L
WEtTCllf'f CHAl'9l
•27 E 17th S t
Cotti M4KI
8'48-9371
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Rival syndicate photographs keel
TORONTO (AP)-After being kept
from public view for the entire sum-
mer. the winged keel of the yacht
Australia II was reportedly shown ln a
published photograph taken by a
member of a rival syndic.ate.
A photograph of what is reported to
be the secret keel of Australia II was
published by The Toronto Globe and
Mall today, the day of the scheduled
final race for the America's Cup.
The picture shows two black wings
with a total span of about 6 ~ feet
sticking out on either side of the keel
The Globe and Mail revealed in
today's editions that it has obtained
ropies of photographs of the keel of the
12-meter yacht, which was to face U.S.
defender Liberty in the seventh race of
the series for the world's most pril.ed
sailing trophy.
In a story from Newport, R.l., the
Globe and Mail says a second photogra-
pher accompanied Jim Johnston, a
member of the Canada I syndicate who
was arrested last July by an Australian
syndicate security guard a fter trying to
photograph the keel.
Johnston, 39. of Victoria, British
Columbia, eventually had the charges
against h.lm dismissed in court.
The Australians have ke pt the
revolutionary keel of their yacht
hidden behind drapes in the harbor to
keep it from public view. But reports
have auggested the secret of the keel Is
a new design with winp attached to
the bottom.
The keel gives the Auatralian yacht
more ·~ and maneuverability, es-
pedally ln light and moderate winds.
The newpaper quoted the photogra-
pher, who requested his identlty not be
revealed, as saying, "Jimmy (John-
eton) and I decided to go for a swim and
eee if we could take a look at the boat. It
wasn't 11&1\Ctioned by anybody.
"Bulcally, he, myaelf and another
guy knew about It. and that was It.''
AUAttalla n syndicate head AJan
Bond said al the time that there was a
aecond man in the water when John·
aton wu caught, but Canada I tyndl·
cate INJ\lger Doug Keary u ld John-
1ton had llCt.ed alone.
"We never told Doug," the aource
eays. ''The syndicate panicked.
"ft was a big International lncldent
and Alan Bond was going to sue
everybody -so I never spoke to Doug.
"We didn't even plan ll out that
well,'' the Canadian said of their
venture. ''It was just sort of a contrived
the night before."
He said Johnston had problems with
his camera and made some splashlng
noises that alerted the security guard.
LIYC to host race
The ~nd United States Yacht
Racing Union championship within a
month will be held ln Newport Harbor
starting Thursday out of Lido Isle
Yacht Club.
LIYC will be host to eight sailing
teams (three boats to a team) from the
eight USYRU areas with compel.it.ion
starting Friday in the turning base near
the east end of Lido Isle.
Team racing is unique in yaQht
racing. It is not uncommon to see a
leading skipper glance as1.em before
crossing the Ci.n.ish line and come about
to help out a teammate who may be
covered by an opposing boat.
Some of the top saailoni in the
country will be competing ln the
iwo-day round-robln series ln Lldo-14
sloops. A total of 56 races wW be sailed
with skippers and crews exchanging
boata after each race.
ThunKiay has been set aside for
regi.straUon and skippers meeting. Thia
wW be the first Ume the preaue
series has been sailed on the Wst t
since it was taken over by USYRU.
Ramming wins out
Phil RammJ.ng deleated 14 rival.I
Sunday to win the Schock Trophy for
the Lehman-12 C1ua ln a ftve--l'Ke
regatta out of Newport Harbor Yacht
Club.
Runner·up was Tony Wa ttaon and
thfrd wu Mike Arrigo. All th.rte
sklppen are from the hoet club. The
Lehman·l2 l.t the NHYC club cllnghy.
The Schock Troph.u'ent~wu the
!int In a serlet of taO-rejW:U for the
class.
1uu w: · · · l'm01t blddar. 2" 8UMlt StrMt, City of._, Joie,
Atlanta and subeequent-Publllhld <Kanoa eo..1 oa11y Sealed propoul• 10 ,.._ Mid County ot Santa Clara. c.llfomla ly had refused to under-Pllo1 ~1 t9 28. Oct 3 1o 1aa3 1>'°'*11 mu•t be received by t and 385 C11n1on A--. Chy of . ' ' ' ' 5~ o.ieg.1ed officer at the Founlaln Val-Colla M-. Counry of ~. Call· go a drug test upon his 1ey School Otetrtct Education c.nter. tom1a. The traneter of t"4t property" arrival there. ·-.,. M)Tll'c 112to Oak Strwt, Fountain Vf//IW/. IUbfeC:t to Section eloe of tt1e Ct11-,-UUU\I I~ Cellfomla. 92708, no lalef than 2:00 tomla Commercial Coda. ''One thing I can tell 1---IC-TTTI.-...;IOU"--S-----,-,---1p.m .. Septemt>et27.1963. Ounngt1141tfw'M (3)yeerwlmmedl-s "::= :MA~ Bat()(• ace891=•ny wrftt•n lltety lat patrt. llO tar• known to the you , teve ls not on T t::::=-•• 11 ,,......,,, propoaale. tll4I tad officer underlllgnad trwwfwM, Ctlat1M &
narcotics, N-0-T , not," bull':,. "'.:;'"ng per'IOft ~·.,, llhall ca11 for oral bid Ing. Any I*· a-tee. tnc. hM UMd no ~
Bell said Saturday night. IMPERIAL PLUMBING HEATING, IOl'I ""'° haa 1141retotor• tubmlnad • ~and add-om. ltlan .. "And kno ha 1 ,,.............., ...__,, a..ch CA. written bid may eubrtllt en oral bid ... forth '*91nabo¥1. you w we ve ~· ·~ ...... · · •xoeedlng by ai .... t n..,.. (5%) per-n.. Intended trwwflr .-be con-
ways of knowing that. 8fent Wide Partier. 1 OOOdwlll. cent t1141 hlgllalt written bid. The aummated on or enw October 18.
"But I can't afford to NewJ>or1 a..cn. CA. 92M3 h10t1a11 ~bla bidder 111111 be 1083 •t tha oflae of~. Howell Thia buelnMI II conducrted by: an required to execute 1ht tOfm of & Hallgrimton. 28 North F1ret Sttwt. have Steve stresaed out lndlYldual IMM. IUctl 1orma1 11a1 h41retotor. Tenth Floor Commerdal Bulldlng.
any more by the fans, the 1nnt p'llfk• ~ epprOY9d by tht Board o1 Serl JoM. c.itfomla. C1Mt'9 '°' I Thi• ett1-n wu n11<1 with Ille Trutit-. debl8 ol t1141 trllNfefOJ may be Nied media, the pressure. County Clertl 01 O<anga County on The Board ot Tru••-lhall mak• at tht ofllcM ot .,._..., HOW9ll & don't think he can take s.p1 t4 1963 the determlnetlon u 10 whither 10 HlllgriMeOn, 28 North Ant StrMI,
h · nal _._;_ · ' · F2llOt1 IMM Mid feclllll• wtttlln ten (10) Tenth F1oor Commerdal Butldlng, t e emotio ""' o.u '. Publlatled Or~ ooa.1 Dally day. an er rtlCllp1 ol bids. San JoM. CtlHomla. The 1 ... ~ tor Steve is a very fine Pt ..... .,_, 1 .. .,. 3 1o l983 Information concerning the llllnQ dtltne for debts la Oc:1~ H. ~· _. ., ~y, ' ' ' 1 • opotal lhould be tddreaMCI to: 198!. ballplayer, but rm con -62 143 fouNTAIN VALLEY SCtiOOL DIS-Oeted: Seplember 22. 1983.
cemed about 10 years, TRICT, 17210 0 111 StrMt. Fountain ASUSA TANG, s A ..• I'm not concerned about rtBllC M)TIC[ va11ey, Callfornta. 92708, (714) corporetlon of tht ------------1 942~51, Attention: Carol Jonea. nation of Panama four weeks. P1alC HIANNO FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL 9y: Trwvof J. 'Thoma9. "When he called me The IMna COl't'\pany ,,.. ~led tor otSTRICT BOARD OF s.c:r.11t')'
from Atlanta (last a i:onechenga(82·ZC-007 )1o allOW TRUSTEES "°ftll & KAU.Ql•aatt
di.trk:t commerclal -on the 1111 suunne Moore • Nef'9I ,.,.. ltNlt Thursday night), he was at 9001'-t oor,_ ot CulY« and cw1c ol tlll Board T8'1111,...., c-..oW....,.
l 'd cl b t h Barranca.. A public "-8rlng wlll be Oat•: s.pt. t , 1983 9en .-., CA. •11'
UCl • ear, U e was held on 1hll pto)ect by the City of Publllhed Or•noe CoH I Dally <•) m.41* under pressure." lrvtna Pltnnlng COMmlttlon on Qc.. PllOt ~t. 12. 19. 26. t983. ~ut>Mlhld Ortnge Cou1 Dally P11o1
tober e. 11183. In t1141 Qty Council 6083-83 ~t. 28, 1a&3. 5296-83
------------tc.iNimber'I loclated al 17200 Jam· rtBlJC M)TJC[ bor ... IMne. The lltlft raport and -----------1
-----------other Information II avallablit at 11141 fltll.)C NOT1C£ L.aQA.l NOTICI !Community 0..•IOPm«ll Oec>art· -----------1
NOTICE 18 HEAEBY GIVEN that the rntnt al 2801 Mc:G-. lrvlne. Few NOTICa TO ----.---IC-..,.,.-~-c---
lollowfng It-of found Of ~,111111MW Information call 8e0-3647. CMDffORI cw ~ n\llllK
proc>«fy htve ~ Mid by Iha Pvbllthed Orange COMI Dally P1101 eUUt TfllANSnfll ~COURT
Pollot Olptrtmenl ot the dty of ~. 28. 11183. <'--1101 ... tff U.C..C.) °" CA.UrOMU,,
Coeta ..... for • pet1od In Poetl of Nol lee .. ,...,.oy oiven to the Credi-COUNTY °" OllAMOll ~ (90) dey9. "8JC flOTlC[ Iott of KIL YONO KIM ANO JUNO In t1141 Mltlef ot the
Boy'• Vallow 10 Spd. 8 M r• SUN l(IM TrlllltMOA, whOM home Appttcetlon of
BIGycle, Boy'• 'l'ellow/8"'8 ...cnnoua ....... addr-" 12 C"""emon W•t City Robert Alltt ~ .,..., Marie
MotoC<oea 81cyda, 8oY• 8lua MAim STATIMINT of lmne, County of Ofange, St•tt ol ~ CflltY ~ NNman
Stingray Blcyctt, ~·1 8"'8 The toltowtng per.on 11 doing CaNf<>fnll that a bulk trentfe( la Kally ~ N9Mnan and ~ 10 Spd. Hu"Y Blcycle, Boy'• butlneet ... about 10 .,. maot to NCHARO Mldleel N9Mnan
0-10 Spd. Flandrta &qde, MONEY MAILER Of EAST LONG 0 V E N T H E R AN 0 T RA C Y for Ctlal'f9 of Name
8-ett boerd, KnapMlt,, Sl~lnQ BEACH. 19360 Ward 81., 117, Hunl GUENTHER Trantte r ... who.. No. A 119Nl
bag/Duffel &ao. and Boy' 110 89d tngton e.dl, CA. 112948 home add'9I It 1S4& E. Aomneyt OAOEA TO SHOW CAUSE
Red Stella 8'cyde. Loma J Randotpt\ dba M Oftvoa Cl1Y ol Anahllm, Coun1Y ot FOR ~A~E OF NAME NOTICE IS FURTHER 01\/EN tllat If Miiier of Eael LOftQ ~. 103 ~ Stat• of Cellfomla. (Seo. tol4)
no OW'!," ~ end l)f'0¥9 1119 Wiid It .. ll'T, ~tlnQIOfl BMch, The proper1y to be ,,....,.rad" The abo¥a NIMd ,,.... ....... hM
OWt*'tlllp °' tfla P'operty Mttlln CA.. tat4I dMcrtbad In Olf*el -All lt<M* In flld • partition In ttlll ~ '°' "' ""911 (7) ""' falowtftO lhe ~ ™" ~ .. oondu01«1 by: 1...0.. fl~ llQUlpment and DOOd ord9f ..... peelttoNt to -....
c:.tlon of tNt ~ ttia !Itta tfllteCo wt11 of ttM1t • On-.s.e e-and Wine '*"* MrM from N1WMAH to 11\1111 v.M In IN llndlr. W "*9 be Loma J0 ~ for Iona !Ilda Publlo Eating Ptaoe CHAP1f!1 on-. Of In !tie City of Cost• .._, In ™" ltat'"*" -ftltd with 1 #4 1· 111293 ~ known 11 " 18 HUllllV ON>EMX> ttwt 11 ~c:.!ct~T.17:"..!:::: eoun1yC111ttot0ranoteoun1y :o11NN70F~'enctl0oflec1~,,.... .. .,.,.,,, 1n ttie ,_., Sap! 1•. 1.a. ~ ... • ry City "' ...._..~...,,_IHI ooun 1n
10 announced. "1Mlllon • Oountr Or..noe. °"*1mellt No. a 11 100 CMc
DAT£0: ._,,ember 19-, 1"3 PubllMd ~ eo.t 1taM ot Center DIM w. ...... AN.~
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hpt. 28, 1~ • .,.,. ... rt8JC fl011C( TION EtwAOW INC., attn; M.,.,... Mkt partition rot CiMf119 Of ;._
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NOTICE 18 H£M'8Y GIVEN ttlat t!M 1ot.e0 Tllt>er1 Avoa.. Fountain V-*'f, ao' fir • la 11-to ttte T...,,._ It .._. ' ~ ':,, ':u, oouncy POiiet Dlc*1rMn1 ot The 011)' of CA t270I ..... Ill "'*""9 ,..,,.. end eel· OflOI 1 oon-C09ta MMa wlll ho6cl a pub41c IUC11on ~ .._, lno~ 1~ clt9Mll UMd l)y"" TtlMf9r0r !Of MCUtl-...,..prioftolMmyoflllld
of unolalrned ~ ~ Kl6Mla "'-· Foun1a111 V*f, CA.. tM PIM ltW.-~"*SAME. Tiiie '*""O. Oetod _.. , ... 1ta pr~ on _,.,_,., 1, t27ot !Miik ""* II IUOjeot to o.ltomla ~ OOMencM•
1"3 It 10:00 A.M. at tfla C.a Thie ~ la OCWldUctad by: I Un110fm Oommerd!ll Coda &ec . ~-of ..
Mw POiiot ~tt, ",.,, 001pcntlo11. 11oe ~Oow1 DIM. Cotta ....... Clllfomla. John lrott, a.cr.tary Oiied ~ HI 1"3 ............. a. .......
R. I. NITH Thie ....,_., W9I fMed wtth the "!OHAN> QIJIHnll " ' ' 9'?I..;;;.... ... ttt ia'r = =" County a.II Of ~ County on TAACV OUINTHl" o.-.... CA. -T ' ' ~ 8-t 1', 1ta-Tr.,,...... ~ ~ Or-. COM! ~ l"llot ~ Oranaa Coeet n: PublllNd ~ CoM1 ~ l"llot ~ OtlnM c.. Oll1 ....
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Sept. 26, 1983 ..
Nil.IC N()TIC[ MUC NOTICE P\alC NOTICE
aurt °' CAl..9'0fMA NOTICE OF DEATH OF c....... l'OUNTAJN YAWY ~ °' 1'MI STATI d R b p kl NOTICI Of'TINITll'I U U KHOO&. DCIT9'1Cl ARCHtTICT ~MTWJft A rl•• H H ar aen T.I ...... ao1m fY NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF RES-°' ~ •RVICH AND OF PETITION TO AD-NOTICE OLUTION OF INTENT TO LEASE AD~'"°"..,. MINISTER ESTATE NO. vou ARE IN 0£FAULT UNDER ,. SURPLUS DISTRICT Rl!!Al PROP· ~ro~1>e~~11~ ~~:~~=:~~11 ~=~~====,~~~=====~~====~~~~~~~~~~--,,~~~=~~~~~~-~~-~ ~ 1n Room 30HS. ,07 South To all helrw, benef~ee. TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· NOTICE IS HEREBYOlllENTHAT CLASSIFIED TllE D ILY PILOT ==;.;...;--..;;;;;;;.;....__ .. ltoedw•y. Loe Mgelee. c.lll01nla,credltor1 and contingent ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB-THE FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL • A lM==I ltMl1I Itta
untll2:00p.m., Thlndey,Oc;toti.ttl,credJtors of Adrian Rueben LICSALE. IFYOUNEEOAN EXPLA· DISTRICT hu d«lar*' tl\11 the IOI· INDEX CLASS U'IED OFFICE HOUR _, 1"3, II wtllc:h lime they wlM be pub-Parkinen and ""'l'ION who NATION OF THE NATURE OF THE 1oweno r .. I property will not be
llCly ~end read In Room 1101 ,.... PROCEEDlNG AGAINST YOU. YOU ~ lor dlMtoom pvr~:
at Mkl *'dr-r°'· may be otherw11e Interested SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER Four 111ou .. nd tww11Y·llv• 14.02a1 Telephone Service: UH ISLE
REPLACE PCB TRANS-ln the will and/or estate; On OCtobet 7. 1993. al 9 15 AM . aq~r•l .. lolbVll<llng~lo<:•lecl 642 5678
F°"MER8, SPILL PREVENTION A petition ha.I been filed CAL FED ENTERPRISES. a ca11. at Numbet One LIQhtl\ouM una. -Monday -Frida y T radiuonal 3 Br, 3~ a.. Ba~ron\, ~r. & ANO TEMPORARY STORAGE . . lomlt .. ~allon, u dulu AP· Fountain llati-.., CallfOfnlL float for 6'"' boat Pnced to ... •1 2"" 000 DEPARTMENT OF OEN ERA by Larry Jay Parkinen t.n the pointed T.'i:;t .. under and P\l~euant Tl\e Board" or Truat'" or the M I " · """ • ' ""• ·
SERI/ICES Supenor Court of Orange 10 OMd ol Tru11 rec<>f'd*' No-..nt· FO\Jntaln I/alley SchOOI Otetrlct r• REAL ESTATE 8:00 A. .·5:30 '.M ·
YOUTH TRAINING SCHOOL, County requesting that 1>er 8, 1aa2 ... lnat. No. 82-391179. aolvee 10 leaM 1111 1ec11111 .. '° 1n B · s Countel . f<emodeled 3 br. 2 bath+ Large rec. nn., beam
CHINO SAN BERNARDINO COU 1 a~ Jay Parldnen be an. of Official Recor1Je In the olllct ol the lllcated abOve under 11\e termt anCI A;;_";,'..~', 11 u. \\: UStne S • ceilingii, funuahed, pa um. $420,000. TY fN o YAO 104 091 .... '3 ,. County ~dtr or Orange County. condition• 11a1ec1 In 11\e RNOlutlon 811.,... ;...,,:., 1ooe M onday .Frid a'-'
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTION FO pointed .. pereonal represen· $1111 of Ctllllotnla. Executed bY or the &o.rd. Rtaolullon No t\4-14 flollA .. "•""'""·· 1001 J MEN, CHINO SAN BERNARDlN t.a\1vetoadml.nlatertheestate0AlltDL MALOVICH AND FRANK Themlnlmummontl\lyleeMpay· t·., ..... ,.,a. .. 1> 1oi. 8·00 AM 5 ·~0 PM
COUNTY (W 0 CDH 102 021 of Adrian Rueben Parkinen R. MALOlllCH Will SELL AT PUB-menl lor the term of the ..... l/lllll '""""" drl M.0.1 1017 . • . . • • • •
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTION FO d LIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDEA not be leta than T_,t)'·two hu.n· , .... M""' 1cm D £ " OLINE S WOMEN. FRONTERA SA (under the Independent A -FOR CASH (P«Y•ble •• Hme of .... dreo end 1111)'·10\Jr llOll••• par mooll\ ·~·.. ....... !Old 1-'l -'• :
BERNARDINO COUNTY (W 0. CD ministration .of Eiltates Act). n lawful money olthe United Stat .. ) ($2254.00/Month) The minimum ~.,.'!,:::. v.u., :g~~ PU BLICA T l ON DEA OLIN£
10'2 03) The petition IS ae\ for hearmg t THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE monlhly ie.te paymenl lor 1Ubt0> lhrnuni""' &-~ 1040
CALIFORNIA REH.ABILA TIO ln Dept No 3 at 700 Civic Lo o RANGE co u N T Y quent 1>«lod1 may be adfU•1ed by 111.,., 11 • ..,.,... · 1041 Monday 'ia1. I J :30 ;,i rn . CENTER, NORCO RIVERSID · ' OURTHOUSE. LOCATED ON llMI Coo.um« Price lndu _,-inual '"'"'" 11>u
COUNTY (W.O CDH 102 121 C'.en~r Dr., Weet, Santa Ana, ANTA ANA BLVD., BETWEEN average rallected at the end or 11\e 1~~""• •~·..n 1e>t8 Tuesday Mnr1. 1-:30 p.rn .
FAIRVIEW STATE HOSPITAL. CA 92701 on Oc\. 19, 1983 at 'YCAMORE ST & BROADWAY, leue pe<lod A aecurtty dep<>alt may •~~u"• 11t11. 1uw W I I 'J' A ., J COSTA MESA ORANGE COU 9·30 AM ANTA ANA, CALIF. all tight, tllle oe required prior to occupancy t..•u'": N'M""1 I0)2 CC nes< av .,. UC'!->, ., ;,,( IJ .llt.
(W,0 . HOS 101 041 . . o'u OBJECT lnter .. t Con\leyed to and now No commlealon l/laJI be P•ld lo .... ~ ..... ,... 10~~ Th cl w d 1 ''()
SOUTH ER N REC E PT I 0 IF y .. to the eld by It under Deed of TrU111In11\e any lieented rMI Ml8te brOll« In ~:::·:~,v1'~.'.:.n ::::! UrS ay l1 ' • :,) p.lll .
CENTER AND CLINIC. NORW.Al granting of I.he peuuon. you operty lltuattd In Mid County 1nc1 this regard. and tl\ofe •h•ll be no s..n l"l.,•wni. 1u1b F nda) T hur'>. ·l <HI p. rn
LOSANGELESCOUNTY(W.0 YA should either appear at the tatedMalbtdu: dec:tucllonrromany propoaat lnde-s. .. 1...,,.1 .1••11•1•• :e!~ SatUr(ldV Fri. 3:00 ft.Ill. 104 07) he"..i ... n and st.ate you obw. LOT 25 TRACT NO 2955. IN THE termlnlng 11\41 111ghast reeponalble !-.11w ""•
WOrl< und« lhll project l\u .... u'6 . . ~-IT'f OF COSTA MESA, COUNT'\' bidder ~·· ·~· .. h ::: SunLla v f r 1 'H)I) I I tubdlvldtd Into aeper•tt Wor uons or file wntten ob,e<:· F ORANGE STATE OF CALI· Seale<! propo881S to tease said S.IUHI I ·•u11• llMI• -' • , •• I .
lteme tor NCI\ of tlWI ebOve pro tioru with 'the court before ORNIA. AS PER MAP RECORDED properiy must be rectllved by Iha ~:':°.' 1"'"'~ IOill
llte loutl°"9. refer to Speclllcallon the hearing. your appear· N BOOK 100, PAGE 19 TO 23 IN· deleg•led otttoer 11 the Fountain \/al-w"'""""'', loY•
Sec1lon01010 be . b LUSlllE. MISCELLANEOUS 1eyS<:hootOl1lr1CtEdueatlonCenter. Mu1.1~1t.•"" 11\JIJ Thia pro)ect oompr1-pumptng, r ance may Lil person or y APS, IN THE OFFICE OF THE 17210 Olk Street, Fountain \/alley. "....... jlJ'
CANCELLATION &
CORHE( :T IONS: movat. tranaporullon, l\endllng your attorney OUN TY RECORDER OF SAIC California, 92708, no tt1ar 11\an 2·00 """""" M• 11:.0
ftul/llng, ec>lll clean-up and on·all IF YOU ARE A CREDI· OUNT'f. p.m .. 5eptembef 27, 1983 :~.:::.:~·;·!,~'.·:.~ :!:K, Cancellations and l \)rf >ct1ons ma)
ttOfage ol pofychlorlnated blphenyl. TOR or a contingent creditor The etreel addres3 end 011\e1 Before accepting any w1111en '"'"".,,. l••'1> w~
pat1lal dltmant.Mng and temoval O f h d ___ _. fil ommon dealgnallon, II any. Of 111t proposale, lhe delegaled Officer 1 '"'""' h,.1, '" 1,.~.~. be made 00 Sa!nP · 'c adlt'ne< a ".· 1rantlonner1, tw11c:r-and oll\e< o l e ece......,.,., you must e eel property deecrlbtd abOve II shell call ror oral bidding Any Pef· , •• ,,, """''"".. , U " "
Mectnc.laqulpment.conalMltlonolyour cl.aim with I.he court or rponedto be:205 Aml\et11 Place aonwnol\ul\cwelolorewbmllte<!. lh'''"'' ....... :.:c:. above. Please a s k for a c ancellatio n concrete bloc;ll containment 81eat. present it to the personal rep-otta Meea. CalilOfnle 92626 wrlllen bid may submit an oral bid 11.~ ..... '" t• M'"'"
metal eurbt. concrete eurb rec>al~. . . The underalgned Truttee dis· exGMdlng by al least five (5'1ol per. It•·••• 1. ·1••1• IJ>< U b h II' .I Including CIUlkl~Hallng and resentaU~e appointed by the clalma any llablllty for any Incorrect· cen1 11\e highest written bid. TFle 11"1"'"'"1 1''"1"' 1.11' n In er W en Ca nee lJlg yot~f au.
I I •'-'-f •kl> l 1•14' Im , .. ,, ••1N WMtl\erproollng, rlca work, n· court Wt"""' our mon"'.., neaa ol the street 1ddrese and other highest responsible bidder shall ue M .... 1 .. 11., ..... ft••~• cludl~ hlgll and low vo«age wiring, from the date of first issuance common deelgnetlon, II any, thowr require<! to .execute Cha form ol ""'M""' 1,.,.,. :!~ ERR ORS:
condu '· lrantlOfmtn. and oll\er of letters 85 proVlded in Sec· llt<t4n. ieaaa. wcri rormll has l\etetolore , ., ,.,~, r. 1"11• Ch k d d .1 d
•lectrlcal equipment, t lgnage, ti 700 f th Proba C.od Said aalewlll be m•de. but wltllOU• bMrl approvec:I by llMI Board of ........ I'"""' r\!: ec y our a a1 v an report trandllng, excaYetlon. backlllllng on o e le e covenantorwerranty,ex.preaaOflm TNttee• '"'' .o "''"'" r\:rc ·
andpe...mentrapatra. of California. The time forplled,regard1ng1111e.poeMM1on,0t TMBoatdofTru11-111a1lmlllle /IA•k'""''"""' :"·errors immediately. The DAILY
Pr•bldSltelnepectlon:OnMond•y.lfiling claims will not expire encumbranon,1opeytheramalnln( the determination aa to w11e111er lo ~s~ny PILOT J b J
September2tl, TUMdey, Septembetl . to four mon•'--from the prtnciplll wm ol the note(I) teeurec lease 181d reclllties wlll11n ten (10 RE 11:1.chan;it' :~ a SSUrt1eS ia j it Y for the fir~t 27 and Wedneaday, September 28, pnor "'"' . by eald Deed ol TNll, wllh lnter .. 1 dayt eller receipt of blda RE w,.111ec1 8 1983, ttier. wfft be pr.-bld alt• ln·ldate of the hean.ng nouced tl\tfeon, u pro\llded In aald note(•) tntormallon concerning th 1 2 incorr ect insertion cnly.
epectlon toun. at wnleh time rep-above. advanoes, II any, under the term• o propoeal ahould be addrtsMd 10: RENTALS
r-tatlvea OI the State end pro-YOU MA y EXAMINE the tald Deed ol Trv11, r-. ct11orgei FOUNTAIN \/ALLEY SCHOOL DI 11,....,., ~ .. ,, ... r...i ~l~~ CLASS IFIED 642-5678 epecttve ~ Mlall .,_,at pro-. and expen-of the Truatee and 01 TRICT, 17210 Oak Str .. t, Fountal 11 .... -tlnfurrualwd ·~ )ect tit• a1 locatlona and tlmea II file kept by the court. lf YOU the trvalt crNled by Nld Deed 01 \/alley, Calllornla, 92708, (714 1,1,,....,,. I urno>t>od ,,, followa; att interested in the estate1 Trutt. 842~~1, A11entlon; Carol Jones. Unfurn11hl'd
Youth Training School. Chino: you may serve upon the ex-TM total amount ol tl\e unpakl FOUNTAIN \/ALLEY SCHOOL 1.""''" ~~~n
Meet at Plant 0pefallon• Oflloe ecutor or administrator or balance of the obllg•llon MCU•ed b) DISTRICT BOARD OF ~:::!:'~ rurn Tu.day. September 26, 1atl3, 11
1
• the property to be sold and reMOn· TRUSTEES r.,,.,,1..,..... Uni
10:00 Lm. upon the attorney for the ex-•ble Mtlmated COil•. expen-ano Suzanne Moore 0vp1 ... ~ rum
California ln•tttutlon lor Men.,ecutor or administrator, and ectvanoea •t the llmtt or the lnltla Ctenc ot 11\e Board t1uphn U111
Chino: MNI at Plant ap.,atlon• Of. file with the court with proof P\lbllcetlon or the Notice of Sale If Date 5ept 1. t983 Apanm.ni• f'umah.-1
flee TUMd9)1, Seplambef 2CI. 1983, St\5,267.67 Publlthed 01enge Coa11 Dell """n""'"" UM 2:00 p.m. of aervice, a written request TIMI beMflctary under Mid Deed Pllo1 Sept 12, 19, 26, 1983 ~~'um "'Un•
WOAt< ORDER YAO 104 09. CDH stating that you desire special of Trust heretofore executed and II• 5082 "'"''" o1. _,,
102 02, CD+4 102 03. CDH 102 12, notice of the fil1ng of an in· llvwed to tllt undtr'tigned a wrmer 11.~i. Mowt.
HOS 101 04. YAO 104 07 tnrv and . t f Deciar•tlon ol Delaull and Demano f't&IC NOTIC£ t.-• 11 ......... Callfornla tntttt1111on IOf Women, en-J appnusetnen O for Sale. and a written Notice ol 0.. svn,,,..., 11.-nl&b • Frontera: MM! at ~lion Oetll, estate 81119ets or of the peti· raut1 and Election to Sell. The under· NOT1CE Of' v ... ,.,,, lkn .. 11
Main Entranoa Wedneeday, Sep-tions or aocounta mentioned algned eaueed Mid Notice ot Default SALE Of' :::;.~~~ ~!".::i' ttmber 27, 1983, 11 10:00 e.m. in Section 1200 and 1200 5 of and Election 10 Seti lo be recorded hi PEflllONAl '910PUITY l • .,.,, .. 1,,, 11-·nr
Celllomla Rehebtlltallorl Center, th ,..._,.. _ D--'--,...-__, the county where the real prop«ly 11 otlce le lltreby given that under ou.-.. ivn .. i.
Norco: MM! al Plant ap.,ation. 01· e \...&!Uonu& .-.-uu.ie '-AJUe. louted. P\lrtuant to the lew mlde and °""""" R•nl.1111
flee w~. Septembet 27, Robert H. H.clleapa.lller Dated· Augutl 25. 1983 OVlded. the undtr'tlgned OLEN t·._,,, llrn .. i. 1~..ir!: Ps'rete Hoepnat, Coet• H '70 Barbor Blvd .. Ste. U 4 ~ .. F;,?~~J!.RPRtSES. • Call-RO!:iE:t~!:~ 1~~~6A :k6~[9!~ ~~":~ 11.,.,..i,
Me.a: MMt at Plant ap.,.,lon Of· Cotta Meta, CA. HIZI AS SAID TRUSTEE 11811 •I P\lbllc auction al aaJd a<ldr-. M o-llrn .. Ll
Ilea Thurad•Y. s.c>tembet 28, 1983, ('710 H0-7$51 5870 Wllehlr• Blvd., Lo• Angelet, 11 7 o'clock a.m. on the 11th day of AfftOUNCEMENlS 10:00 Lm. Publiabed n-ftne C.oast CA. 90038 obet, 1983, the lo4towlng d•
Southern ~tlon C.Otw and • '-''"""6 i2131937·5e00 bed pert<>nal property or to """'"'"' .... "'n" Cffnlc. ~: M..c et Plant ap.,. Daily Pilot Sept. 26. 27• Oct. By THERESA c \/INEGAR uch l'-tof .. may be .-aary V•• ~ h .. ,..,
11Jona Offtoa Thuradey, September! 3, 1983. 5317-83 Publlthed Orange Coaat Dally Piiot o Mtlel)' 1 lien due the underalgned ~=~!II.,.. ..... 21, 1983, 2:00 p.m. .._.,. _,,,.,,.r «;ep1. 16. 23, 30, 19113 or rent end lneldentala incurred •I ~ ,.,..,;: 4' i,..v ....... ,,
Anendeea ttlali oompfywfll\ MCUrlty nlllLn. ""'~ ~9e3·83 he abovt·menlloned addreu. r,.,,., ~Iona u apecl1led In Section CE OF DEATH OF aoe11ier wllh coata or 11e1vert1aing Olb05. NOTI nd expenae• or sale'
Bl<lderu19y Ofder ptene and apectt1-Plly W1 Matilda SmUll AND PIBJC NOTICE 1pt1on cation• bY conl.9Cllno Contract Man-OF PETITION TO AD MIN· · 7 dee1<1. 5 crtderuu. 3 tables. 1 aoement Section, P O Bo~ 1079 . kea.M. 11 cabfnett, 31 chlltt 8 Sacramento, 951105. r.rephon~ I S T E R EST ATE N 0 . NOTICE OF DEATH OF •utebuilats
(91tll32.2·2871. • A·llH'78 Geraldine Mia h, •ll•
There ta • nonreturnable charge of To all heirs, beneficiaries, Geraldine E. Mlnll1 AND OF RANGECO
S37.50 (ctleek P•Yabllt 10 ()tfl<» 01 ed' d . P E TIT I ON TO ADMINIS A.mount Ova the State Archl1tct) '°' MCtl Ml ol er ttora an conung_ent • S2.267 oo
p1.,,. ane1 '9fCl1k:atlon• creditors of Phyllis Matilda TER ESTATE NO. A· I ZOOU AdY«11t1ng Cotts. S55 oo
PreqUllllflcaOon of !Mddtrl under the Smith and persona who may To all heu-s, benehcianes. ExpenMS ol Sale $453 40
State Contract Act la not required. be otherwile mteres\ed Ill creditors and contingent Total s2 77<> 40
BUSINESS &.
FINANCIAL
Hu~~''"~ ...
·-·-ClppunW'<-fi.....-w.h""
•1th t11lo.-nt uv.;ut1un1un
h1vM1n"""''1 Wtnll!'d • Mu..,,.• '" 1.,111_,._,, 'M•,.•\' ~.,,\I'd
'4w• ..... '" ro'
EMPLOYMENT ~I bidder .,. .. rurnlttt pey-th ill and/ . ___, f Geraldin M'-'·· Dateo 1111s 20111 day or Sep1ami>.r ment bOncl and P«lormance bOncl e w or est.ate. "'""''torso e uuu 11183 11.,, .,..,,,,.,
aa required by law. A petition hat been filed aka Geraldine E. Minks and Gall P Ward • J••• w""'"'
Purtuan1 to Section 1770 of the by Harton B. Smith in the penions who may be other· Publlahed Of•~ Cou• Dally PllOt ~.-ALS
L•bOr Code, The Dapanment ol tn-Superior Court of Orange WUN! Interested t.n the wills.pi 29· Oci 3• 1983 ~ .. ft t ... cN91r1el Reiallona ,... _,alned .....,~ Oop
the oer--i Pf9\llllln9 rate or wagea County reque1ttng that and/or estate: 11,,,_
In the county In wnlch the~ I• to Harton B. Smith be ap-A petition has been fUed Pt&IC NOTICE ~--
be dOM, to ba u titted In the 0.. pointed aa penon.a.1 repre&en· by PaUicia Reyes in the Su· P•"
pa11ment of T1anaportaltor1 booklet _ _._,_,_ th (Or Co NOTICf Of' uc CH"..,.. SE entttled General Prevalllng wage tative to auuui .... t.er e estate perior Court o ange un· ~R ",....,I
Rat•. daled 11 Ml rorlh on of Phyllis Matilda Smith ty requesting that PaUiaa \"~'J:~:F·~~ ""'•••-
Propoaat Form CQ9las Ol lhla book-(under the Independent Ad· Reyes be appointed as per· IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ~~~:.:-
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PALM SPRINGS
PROPERTIES
PRESENTED BY
1002
SMOKE TREE REAL TY
THUNDERBIBD COUNTRY CLUB.
Outstanding home on 11th fairway. 3
bedrooms, 3'-'i baths with full range of
amenities. Quality priced at $595,000.
INVESTMENT PALM SPRINGS
10,200 sq. ft. office building. Fully leased
Offered below appraisal at $1,200,000.
SEVEN LAKES COUNTRY CLUB -
Large beautifully decorated 2 bedroom, 3
bath fully furrushed condo. $189.500.
~:: HARBOR ISLAND -LOt 18, price in-
.01e eludes building plans .(or 4,800 sq. ft. ::! home. Great location. Asking $1,100,000.
4019
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These properties are listed m the New-
port/Coast Mesa MLS book. We cooper -
ate with your broker.
SMOKE TREE REAL TY
1729 E . Palm Canyon (619) 323-1731
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FOii HOIES IEU IORTII
llYSllE PUCE IAYFIHT
Spectacular bayfront dpl.x. 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br,
2 ba dn. 2 boat spaces. Reduced-$1,500,000.
PElllllU llllE llUIFlllT
Ocean & jetty vtewa. Marine room, 4 bdrm, 3
bath. 3700 IQ. tt. 4 car parking, $1,385,000.
FlJll&lll lllllGI llLLTIP
New 4 br, 4 llJ ba, custom French Normandy
Est.ate 1.2 prime acre hilltop. Now $995,000.
COIOUDO CAYS llYFlllll
Coronado Island cust. bayfront lot. 85' boat
deck Plans avatl. Now $370,000 w/trade.
lRllOWllUI IOIE
Near new 4 bdnn, 4 bath, lake Vlew. 3500 aq.
ft. $440,000 WW trade for a local property.
llllOA COVEi
Tradiuonal .Bayfront 3 Br. 3 .Ba, remodeled
2,000 sq. ft. boat slip, furnished & boat.
$600,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Ruy,•d•· Dr"" N 8 6 7) blbl
FORECLOSURE!
MUST BE
SOLD NOW!
HARBOR RIDGE
CUSTOM HOME
llEllOEI FIOI
11,100,000
TO llll,000
673-3051
SIT ,IOO FU/YA 3 Br 1 Ba. lrg fenced yard,
good Costa Mesa lo·
cation Just ren out or
escrow so hurry on this
one 63 t -7370
TRADITIONAL
REALTY
Oalebout
Bay ><. Beach
Real Estate
HAlllOll YrrW
HOMES
The popular '"Carmel"
Modal Three be<lroomt
Specious pa110 Lu~ur·
MEUYllH
Wide shady Slr&eta •nd
e~panslve lawns Is what
quality tllllng Is all ll>Oul.
Thlt home has It all 1nd
more 3 Bdrm 2 Ba with
large rooms and 1n1e11
new carpeting Prlc.d to
sell now. Doo't mlu It
Only $14&,900. 751-3191
IEWPHT llPLO
Reduced to $194,5001
Cult duplex ooty •;, block
to t>each with XLNT tum·
mer/winter rental sched-
ule Needuome TLC. but
good tor 1st llme boya<s
631-1400
WATERFROl'lT
HOMl.~ i-.
REAL ESTATE
IS1·1400
""''" In Corona det Mar. 1u11 a
tew blks rrom the Hwy
Cute older 2 Bd1m home
wllrplc, beam c.lllnga.
and lrg suneleck. Full aize
R-2 lot w/room lor 2nd
un•t Sellers w111 finance
S230,000
1714) '73-4400
11111 ua.uu
HARBOR
1ant garden Properly In, .._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii top condition You own 11
the IO!ld.. $268,500
131-7300
let ., on Ille at lSOO -5\1\ Street, ministration of Estates Act). IOnal repretientatlve to ad· PROPERTY OWNER ""'' M .........
Sacramento, c.llfomla, and are Th ti · { h · i I h f 'fOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A l.,,...., .. &1 f,q"'""''" 8Vllllable to any Int-led pany on . e pe non IS eet or eanng m n st~r t e estate o DEED OF TRUST. DATED No-..m-i;,""""'~n
Great ~~v~s~!e~I o p-SPECllLI
portunll)' lor the $mlrt In· Almoat 2.000 sq 11 ol ll11lng IUOI HP&.U
vest or Sing le 11ory spacel 3 Bedroom, larQi! 0nly8 Yrt old. upper 3 Br 2
homes with alleched gar-separate lamlly room. Ba 1\81 ocean view. bot·
ages and lndlvlduar Quiet cul·de-sac close to lom unit 2 Br 2 Ba, botn
enclosed yards Sellar schools and •hopping. have flreoleces. Assume
wtllass1stwltllt11e11n1nc:-Only Sl22.000 Call now trg roan Atklng
• reciu-t. ll\ Dept. No. 3 at 700 Ci Geraldine Minks (under the bet 20. 19ll0. UNLESS YOU TAKE .... "' y.,.,
WHITSON W, cox. FA.I.A Center Dr .. West. Santa Ana, Independent Adminlstration A.CTION TO PROTECT YOUR :.~~~:s:.. ....
..... ~T~E ·~~~~ ...... Pllo CA 92701 on Oct. 12 1983 at of F.states Act) The petition PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A 11 . ._...,1c1 lo....dt
WTSlll
,...,.,,..._, ..,..anga ...,.., ~, t ' . PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN J 1
Sept. 19. 26. 111&3. 9:30 A .M . l.S aet for heanng in Dept. No. EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE ,;:~.~:"
_________ 60..._7_..a:i_, IF YOU OBJFX:T to the 3 at 700 Ovic C'.enter Dr .. OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST M-·ll••"'"°
1ng A. super 1111ue at 546·23 l3. $324,000. 631-7370
4 Plex, 2 three bdrm un111,
2 two bdrm units. bright
with tlreplec.s. yards.
solid ranl•I area. Only
$315.000 P\ll.IC ll)llCE granting of the petition, you West, Santa Ana, CA 92701 'fOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A ~:: .. ~i:~ ........ u
------------1ahouJd either appear at the on Oct. 19, 1983 at 9!30 A.M. l.A~~ober 3 1983 at 10.00 •JllK"' """"u"' o1.
LAW 0~ ~~OAN G hearing and atate you objec-IF YOU OBJECT to the AM., HUNT & FENSTERMAKER. a .~~·sro;~.,,.
POULOS · tion1 or file written objec-granting of the petition, youProfeaelonalCorporatlonu®tyac>-""'""'"•°''.n
1723 Oek A--~~hw;!!1 ... _!heycourt before aho~ either appear alb the 0 = ~~~~ ::'c:' 0:::::: TV flMI~· "'~" .. ~~ 95eltl u1e e-u<&·. o ur appear-heanng and state you o jec· io. 1980, .. Intl. No. 15l48, In booil BOATS
Anomey tor MICHAEL TAYLOR ance may be m penion or by tlons or file wntten objec· 13867. page t722, ot 0tttc111 Re-n ... ,.,., Rr.11
Superior Cour1 of Calllornla your attorney tiOl'\I with the COurt before dt In the ollloe Of the County l:;;no ,.I
County ol YOIO CF YOU ARE A CREDI· the hearing Your appear Rtcordtrl of Orange County. State ~~·· 725 Cour1 SIT..C TO . . Calllornte exec:u1ed by MAX L .., 'ti ..,k Woodland, C.itfoml& 95e95 R or a contingent credito a.nee may be l1l person or by ORTHINGTON 4 FLORA M ~r.;.,,. f.tiu•p
Plelntlft: MICHAEL TAYLOR of the decea.ed. you must file your attorney ORTHINGTON, l\uet>and & wtle Mo1n1 ",~ ....
Defendant.: 0£8CO CONSTRlJC. your cl.aim with the court or IF YOU ARE A CREDl-ILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION """' N ll>•h
TION COMPANY INC DEBCO I th naJ TOR · ___., 0 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH s""·-· FUNDING: OERALD CARPENTIER: preent .t to e perao rep-or a conn.ngen\ "''""'t:°r pey1ble 11 time or .... In lawful ~u~t,.... ~1""110"
GERALD DOBBINS: WILLIAM reeentaave appointed by the of the deceased, you mwt file ney of the United S111 .. 1 t1 Fron! .,. "".:°_
OOLOeERO. and DOES 1 through court within four mon yow claim with the oourt or obby or omca or HUNT a TRANSPORTATION
20. from the date of tint present It to the personal ren. NSTEFIMAKER. • Prof-'<>nal II •~ . . . " atlon. tl20 ~ Center """•" CAM NO. -1• of letten u provided m Sec-retentauve appointed by theDflw, Sulla 211, ~ BMch, 11 • .,...,~
NOTICEI Yt:AJ 1\1\19 .,_,"*'·The tlon 700 of the Probate C.ode court within four months A. 92MIO all rtght. tttle and 1n1er .. t ~~'.::~ ~""
court may decide agaln•I you of California. The time to {.rom the date of first i.uance v""*' to •J>d now held by II 'M"""'"'"' ...... 1,...
wl1"°'1t your being i-d uni.a you m1"n claims wUl not exp of letters aa provided in Sec· nder aald OMd ol Tru1111n the prop. M ·~· "'"' ... rwponct within 30 drtL AMCI Iha ........ [!rtY tltuated In Mid County and In , Information bekl'*. prior to four montht from th lion 700 of the Probate CodejSt•t• <Mect'lbed M; 1, "'"' t_ ..... 1
"you...,, to ... !he edvlOe of an date of the hea.nng noti of California. The time fort LOT tl3 ol TRACT NO 8838 In lhe I···"" t ""'.
7~1Q 101 I
IOIJ
701• 101~
1111• 1010
1011
7074
70711
70lA
etromey In ,,. ~ .... you ahould above. filing claiml will not e>Cp~'IY or eoe11 M-. County ot Ot· AUTOMOTIVE do IO promptly ao that yoor W1111en YOU MAY EXAMINE th f f th ~. •• per map teeofded In book f"MPOllM. ti any may be !Med on pMor to our months rom se pagee 5 & e ol mll!Calllln4K>Utl ,.,11 •• 1, ""'"K .,.,11,
time. ' · file kept by the court. If yo date of I.he hean.ng noticed apa In the otflce of llWI county re-/\uu• ~ ...... ''"'" ll•m
TO THE DEFENDANTS A clvll ec>-att lnterested in the estate above. order of Mid county '"'. "'·~•nl ~lll tton hM beWI lltad t>y the plalntm. The ttreet eddr-111\0 other ~r• •"' 11.oo • "-•lo ..,.,~
1 " with 10 oeland you may eerve upon the ex . YOU MAY EXAMINE thcicommon ci.atgnetlon. 11 any. 01 the 1 ,,.,.,, ,,.,.,.. •.o,-in :""t-Ci:' you~. wtt/lln 30 dmyw ecutor or administrator. o~ file kept by the court. lf youree1 property de«:flbed above 11 ~ ·:~.~ :!Jii
,... ..,h thlt cou11 a wrttten raeponM upon the attorney for \he ex are interested in the estate, purported 10 t>e: 3413 Santa Cw• ''""'""• , 1-... "'to ::.-:..~~:~~ ecuto~ orthad.ministratothr . an you may serve upon the ex-C1~t!:· cu:~~c~~~~~: di.. AUTOS IWORTED
of the p1111n1m, and thlt c:oun may file wtth e court wi proo ec:utor or administrator, or cratma arty llablllty f<>f eny 1ncor~-,11• 11o...... ww,
emw a !UdOf'Mnl IQ4llnlt you'.°' the of ~. a written reques upon the attorney for the e.x-,_ of the 11...i .oa,.... 8nd oth« "~'· v1u1
rallel demanOed The ~tton Ol ttatf.n& that you desire ecutor or adml.ni.atrator, andcornmon ci.atgnellon. II any. thOWn ''"'"' v109
the plelntlfl .... a oourt Ofder al. ..t.... f th 1'111 ... n f in fU •'-•'-• h fl\weln llM\lo VIU lowing bY plalnltnfr the nour..ic o e ""'"''6 o an e wiu1 u1ecourt wll proo Seldaatewlllt>ema<le butwlthoul 1 '''"" 11114
,_, e::a'lducat1on, ~ch ventory and appr-11e.rnen t o of aervice, a written ~uestoovenanlMwarranty.•;Pf-orlm· ~~~;; "' ;::;
and R.cowrt ~und. All lnqulriea estate a.eta or of the peti 1tatlng that you desire speci&lplled. regerdlng title, ~. or ~.,,.,. m1
with regard hereto anou10 be dona or accowua mention not.ice of the filing of an in· enoumbrancH , lnctudlng feH . .,,., •m direct*' to plain1tflt 1eOa1 ~et OO c. . c:hargte and .. penan ol lhe frwt .. •~••I.. tin
the llbove edO-. ln Section 1200 and 12 ·" o ventory and appral.sement of end of the tNll1• cr"led t>y Mid '""'' v111
JOAH G. POULOS the Callfomia ~te C.ode. eclate aaee\a or of the peU-Deed or Tru•t. to pay lhe remaining i;r.;~ ::r.
Attorney for Plelntlff 1..-ell D . SllCO tlona or accounts mentlonedpr1nctpeJ euma of the note l•l ... t...mbof•Mnr 11»
IOM Q. l'OULoa HllZ Sudalo Cuyon In Sect.ion 1200 and 1200 5 ofoured by NICI Deed of Truet to wit: i...n.1• t1u -Q 1trtet ' le0,000.00 with lnter .. t thereon l.,,,.. •Ill o...... CA...,. • Oraq!t~ HU the California Probate C.ode. rrom September 15, 1981 @ 18 M•iJa 110
(9tl) ~ ('71t ) n7·H l 1 Robert L. Bampkrey1 per ennum .. Pf~ 1n uJO not ~~~ "'°"' ::~ ~ ar.,. ~ Delly "*" Publiabed ~ Cou HJ Dover Drive Salle 13 (•I p1ue ooet• _, etl'J ldvanoaa °' M;u..'*"' 110
llClt-t9. 29. Oct. 3, 10. 1913. Dally Pl.Jot c-... 26 27 Oct Namrt 9 ....... 'cA ··••3 11'1emount10 l>e with lnterwt. MO .... 5227-83 """'Y"" ' ' ~ _.,.,., • • The ~ Under Mkl o.d tip.I fl&I 3, 1983. 5318-8 ('7 U 145·1'710 • of Tt\Mt henltofOf .. xecutld anO l'llnl#ra tlll)
.. _.,. ..,,.~ --.,. ..,,.TIC( Published Orange CoutltYWed to the undtr.ignld • ""''" ~~ ... ,. ••~' ,._ ..,,~ ~"" Dec:lantlof\ of d«euli end ,.,,,..,,.. tm ---..;..;;=~'-=......_-.. ___ , _____ -"-"--.------O.Uy PUot Sept. 25, 26, Oct.lot Slit. and 1 Wrllt.., Nottca "'-u11 11,_
2, 1983. 5316-83o.teutt anCI Elactlon to Sell. :::!. ""~ ::~
-----------urldel'ligned Cl8Uaed Mid Noltoe &.II 1116 TM ~ ,,.,_, 11 d<*lg Tht I04IOwtnO ""°"' .,.. doing "8.IC NOTICE Oef11111t end Election to 8t11 10 s..t.n• , • ., ~ •: ~ • r-dtld In the OOUl'll)' wMi• 1 ~) UNIOUI Ade.ARCH CO,. (B) H£WPOAT Pl.AC( O""t(;E AS-'10TIT10Ua ...,..... fMI ptoperty It loOlled T,,., .....
UNIQUE AUE.ARCH INC.. (C) IOCIATU. 44183 8lrch Slf'Mt, ,..._._ MAim aTATS....,. ~UNT & FENSTERMAKER T1111"'""
UNIQUE AEHAACH. (0~ AE· por1 leldl, CA. t 2MO fhe lollowlnO pet90ftt .,. doing~ ProfmlOMI Corpofstlon ~="-..... ~ UNtQUE CO , ( ~ Miion Dao ~II Co,, a Cell ~ -fNet• M,: ~ UNIQUE INC., ( AE· '°"'* eotpOf'ltloft. 0..al Pertner GIL'8 CAT AMAl\ANS. 143 I . 18th~~ Center Ortva. Suite 2 l t ~ UNIQUE. 1...0 a. ~ 44el) 8ltdl St,_, -.port a..on stree1 eo.ta Mme CA ne21 11eec11 CA. 92880 AUTOS O<M.STIC ~ .. n~1.0oeta ...._,CA. 9H27 CA. 92990 weY,.,. Iwamoto' 143 E. 1ath 714 955-2'411 ' • ~ "9YM Haneon. lt\40 8· 8eytt\Ofe O..etopment Company, Str..t. Coata M ... • CA 92027 y; Aw Ftntttfll\Alllt /\Ml. =~ ~ 9Nd., 121, Coeta ....... • Oallfomla oorpofl tlon, 0.-1 0.vicf twaMOto.' IQ I . 101110.i .. St91emt>er S, 1M3 r.:.\'i.. t)Oll
CA. fm7 PW1i.r. 4403 8ltdl St,_, Street C:O.ta ..._ CA 92'17 Pul>IWleO Orange C:O.I Deify P!lol C'._.,. .. , lllJ
$275,000 646-717 t
THE REAL
ESTATERS
lllTllTLY
APPULlll
BeSI value In Coll• Mesa
lor lamlly llvlng Wiik to
ell scttoots & sl\O()ping
Beeulllul 3 Bdrm, 2 be,
completely remodeled
kltctien & enc101ed pello.
This home l1 tmmacu111e1
Only $129, 900 Don't
m1u thll 646-717 t
THE REAL
ESTATERS
THE REAL
ESTATERS
IESI YEllE
2 STORY
$189 .000 for a lluge home!
4 Bedrooms. 2 baths up-
s1a1rs and 1 Bedroom, ·~
beth down Large country
kitchen living room and
dining room over rooks
brick covered pall<>
Large assumable loan
Cell now to aee
546-2313.
THE REAL
ESTATERS
Orw of the ways llOmes are being
bought and sold t.oc1a.y tR w tth
Blended Bate Mortgage
A blended rate mo rtgage ts a new
rnortgage Lhat covers an old
mortgage and advances new fu nds
The new mortgage ts used to pay
off t he existing mortgage at a
1<1w(•r 1·atf.' t llan t.he cu;•rent mArket
ntr fh(' lrnder p,1 ant s the new rate
r.t1rn1·wl1Pf't• l1ctw cen the old rat.e
1u 1d 1ho µr1•va1l111p, mark et rate
Tht> nrw m n nth ty payment ls lar l(er
Lhan It was pr eviou sly. but n ot '!.8
high &S curren t r ates w ould
require
Impact on buyer
e /W<!1vr .. " lt'lw•r rn .. 1 rflt<rk~l "'''
e C.n (lu!lllfy Wlll1 • ICl•M llll'Om•
e 1.1 WU ft\(lrtll11y pt.)'11\t M•
lm~ol an Hllt r
• AUt•ll'4 D(ltenti.1 buyera
• R.rt<'81vu •II rund• u olo11n1
Tl* buelr'9ea le CtOrlduCt!td br 111 9-lh, CA. t2t80 TNl· l>utl,_ 1a Oonciucted bY ahpt. 12, 19. 29, tN3 Cl\~ •m
lndMdull. Thie~ ta conduc1ed l>Y' _,_.,,._....,....ft aoet °"'"' "" Ml'ny tenders orfer a blended rate ~ w ..__.. ~ .. per1ner""P. ........~ ....... --.... '""' tllt h ... 'Tllll .......,,_,. -ni.cs with the ,...., humer\ Wayr.e Iwamoto 1,,.=-'41 1n1 m ortgage &a It prod\ICIS & tt(11er
COiarrty o.rt ot Of1f!01 County on Thll 111•'-t wM llled wt1h 1 Tht• •t11-1 .... Iii.cl with '"' To PlllOe your meauoa '-'"""" •:m reLurn th&n the old mortgage A
Sept ;a_ 1ta Coool).' CWk of Orange COunry ~~ty C"!~ .. of Ori0ge COUfllY on !*ore tne ~""._""'"' ::;; -•I a9•••• profeaslonal can ll'•ld .. " . . 1"191t a. "· tMl ....,,t t4, ,.,..., ,_, r .. t11o0 IXlbllc. j:;'~h h2t '" .. "' --'>" "' ...
Ill OAIYDI
01m1
LOvety 4 BR custom home
on the gotl course with
pool and spa, Very pri-
vate and recenlly re·
modeled. Reduced to
St.295.000. Catt em Cote
ll0-1100
Jtiil()lJl li(J"tf:' ~ealtOfl. 675-6000
EXOEWIT ....
2 Br & t br Apt. 2 car ger•
age Excellent locallon •,
l>lk lrom Bay Priced rlghl
81 S29S,OOO owe
papers FOf more Info
IELflOIS
PAYIUll IW.TH
11M12t
f£l1ii"'"::~=1111
2 Br home ., gueet unit FllllH lltllL HIE rem00eteci. "° qu•lltytng II THnfHOI 20,-. down s23e.ooo 675·9058, -ot Oulalandlng customlred 4
Br. 2 Ba l\Ome This ptop-Cireu •el •u ltU
erty has t>een exp•nded , ••••••••• to Include a spacl0u5
seco~ story t kylfghl
above a unique atrium
and walls or sliding gl ...
10 private patio areH dle-
llngulsh this dr•matlc
llome lleulled celllng•
and a hand1ome dual
fireplace l\lghllght the
1unken IMng room and
library Speolal luxuries
ere formal dining room,
large kllcl\en nook and
lush Meir 1ulte Ask lor
Randy H Katt. 644-1020
Llfft llUl llTATI
·Sh~ 11 home. lt'a euy
with claullleO 8'2-6875
Ulll-llYl•lllUOI "' ... 10 Room HOl'ne )¥/pool
Walking· dli1enca 10
Beach. Falhlon 11., B&J
ts , nr by ~n. $450,000
Xtnt financing evall. Wiii
cooperate w /brokar•
Avell by appt. Call
673-3745 Of IM0.2722
MUI I 1'ITn ftlW
200 blll. 40' lot. 3br + den,
3ba, yard. comp!. refurt>.
1515,000. 217 Jumlne.
O...ner/agt 873-6551
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P\lbllflad Ofenga COM! ~ Pvbllthed Orenga CO..t Pvl>lltfled Or1lll09 eo.r phone "'°''.. ,w b u yer to thoae properties where PIO!~ ''· ~. OC1 3. 1oi_'..*, .. • .. ""°' 8ec>t 19• ~. 0c1 >. 101 1983. Piiot Sept. 19• ts, 0o1 3• to, IN3 Delly Piiot """' , .. "' ..-this type o r mortgage 111 available IOIAll-Ull a..wen II ............. mi WU ....., 3210.83 11214-83 Ct-.llled. 04,-64179 ---------~ ,. ________________ _,_.__ ____________________ _
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,.
8 8 01 ange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Monday, Sept. 26, 1983
_B_• .. u_1_1_fo_r_S_a_le ___ ,Hoaat1 lor Slit Hom.1Jaflrailitf
Costa Mesa 1024 Newport leacla 1069 Central 2202
"$•1 S'"K~d!"n_n_<>_q·u-.-,1·11y-1-,,3-1 I Br bayfron1 S89Sl mo
0 Sl 1,000 DOWNI 2 Br oceanfront $1250 Br 2 oa lam 1111 th ~11 M 1 1 t 1 Bil nome 11 an,i.~ roof • 1 17'> 1110 '11 tll Pt!• •( ' 3 B1 w1shp S 1250
, u ~ • H,11 oor View ttllls ap I Ag• E>n 65~0 111 1,5"'11 s19o ooo w111 oe Su••tr I W nter
3 SEPARATE UNITS I• 1uulate<l 101 $162 000 R11fal1
l Udrn>s each w•fh qtl•
ages Gc>od lln<11111119
Good s1ar1er for 1111" "''"'
w 111< Clwn or n1(lre <.:all JACOIS REALTY ~~~"~;6~1!'~0'te 760 8702 PROP MAIUIEllHT
lllVllSIOr Q 714/175-1173 $1,200 PER MONTH Ror MoCardltJ Rltr.
t810 Newpo11 Bl (.M
648·1121
4Br 2Ba bO• IZO IUI ,,,
lactied gar rw pl<ng
S9 7 500 t.all 646 a.186
$8800 DOWN
on lh1s I yr ""w u~·4• ••• h·~I
'lBd1m l'obd cOrl1IU ]
"ar ga1 P~tfllC. ..tU'H 1:.. s 1200 J,;11b.l1 48'>'
IAH FORECLOSURE
L oca1 tJafl~ 1 ·~ lure~10~1·J
011 2 t1"'au1olul ,r1Jo~
t -.3Br ~ R.1 ~ t 4tl•
2 1f1.1 Ttle '" 011, t1 t I
yeatS flPW 5p,,c111•1S tlld
I u 11 ~ ol 11 I 1 I 11 I" •I
v.. 'mod"'' n le.ii 111 r>S
t.rea\1ve tui tt1t1n<J lv,ul
Sunm11 all one" Aqt>nt
642-462'.3
coueqe 1 'Irk .itot inc1 r .. ~,
upper SI t5 000 uw11 <1gl
759-8006 p1111c1Pdl~ onlv
2575 Columb1c1 O"ve
EASTSIDE COTIAGE
Charming & cozy sw
rounaed tly tower 1n9
snaae 1rees Comp1e1erv
private tronl & rear y.iros
Detached garage Ple111v
01 room tor e•11anarr'g
Only $126 500 759-150 I
w11n 11ar1 DI monlhly lease
yo1ng tu"' ~11Js lhf' oown
I' V rt1 I v. II tl II y Ou
lel•e-opl1<m 1n1s 3 bdrm
_ ''" •es11.1enc;e w m1n1-ncea11 view• Only
.i few t>to<.\\~ 10 lhl!
11e.ic111 759 1501
WALKER&LEE
Real F.state
§!!j_
FORECLOSURE!
MUST BE
SOLD NOW
HARBOR RIDGE
CUSTOM HOME
REDUCED FROM
$1,800,000
to $795,000.
673-3051
WALKER & LEE 2 !>lory 2 master su11es,
Vrew t1pl Assume Real Estate $69 000 al 10'>% ana
o we Asking s 12<1.000
Call broker, 675-3859
C§!lj, By ownr • 1 ln1eres1 in
LIOO ISie 5 80. lam1ly
nome on quiet island lo·
c.itron $2000
WATERFRONT HOMES
63 t 1400
Np1 Cres1 2 Bd · den
qu1e1 enll toca 11on
Comm puot & tenrus
S1100 yrly WAI EAl'AONT HOMES
631 1400
Npt Ten J Bd townhouse
1>.1110 fireplace $750 yrly
NATERFnONr HOME
6.l t 1400
wnv t>uyJ 1rs1? BEST Rlty
ullers ""''"011ahzed ser
v1c.e ar111s sel 4-U lee
g\1<1ranteed pracemnt
DETAILS 631-1110
Corona del Mu 2222
1 br 1Ba steps 10 beach.
co11e1ed patio yard
5675 496·2228
8aytron1 Bayside Place 2
Br 2 Ba bOal slip
$1850/mO 675-6161
Oceanside of Hwy 2 Br 1
Ba. S795tm o Ava11
IOt tO Unique Homes.
call Mary 760·0807 or
675-6000
unaer $400 4 rent & utrls
bach pad w/11ppts hurry
539-6190 BEST Riiy lee
Costa Mesa H 24
2 Br • den. 2•1t ba E/s1de
Condo. 2 car attach gar
$850 Properly House
642-3850 642· 10 10
rncrea1bie oelow mil 1
terms low aown on 1n1s
quat11, Townnouse s 129 900
eregant NB Condo 2 Br w/slove, crpls.
S 15.000 down $150/mo drapes. enclsd garage.
Call 675-3412 no pe1s $550tmo 773 W
GOLDEN PROPERTIES
752-1589
Lowest pt1ce 4 Br Z ba
nome 1n CM 598.900
w assum S75K ts1
Agl 673·8550
OWNER TO CARRY!
1s1 TD lot 10 years at
12•·, Tnrs cozy upgrade<!
3 Br Norin Mesa nome
1ust 20'1odow11 G1ea1 buy
at St26 000 Call
540-1151
-" I~ HERITAGE • • REALTORS
MARIOR RID&E
lest lur 10 Cowe11try
nena1ssance Moael bes1
1oca11on prtce & 1erms
Only 20• • On Asking
5374 500
CONTACT JONI SHH
CHHRIA PROPERTIES
155-3454
HARIOR VIEW MILLS
3 Br 2 Ba home at 1218
Keel Or CdM lmmac
LOl1d11ton w1pvl yard
S362 000 For app1 call
P,1ft1c.~ Tenore agt
"b0-87() 6) I t 266
ROOM TO 'NOR~ 1111 clo "" Wl•y not renl to owr l •~aroo• View 5 80? 12 000 SQ 'l Q IOI ~ 644 5598 wkOys 6 IOPM
3 Br nou~e E H1P 5 '• ~" I
Agen1 64, 96ti6 ................ ...
S C Plaza cot100 2Br I • 'ltfCED LOW
ba, poor soa Own lor WfSTCLIFF 2 Sarm
cosl ot rem• s !OK or 1ess c .:iro,~ nas besl loca11on
an Sy ownr S86 SOO tor S11ups restaurants
556-1626 o• 775 2580 cln<l t ustrne Pt1va1e pa1ro
Un•que 2 Br tHuS <Jh 2 bll
l•P•c gar H1gnc, uo·
gradPa T A.nnme H ~h
t 31.ltice assum Ask nq s 114 500 613 8550
Dana Point l 026
OCEAN VIEW Townl'!Ouse
3b• 2 1M 1150 SQ II
S 156 500 Xlnt hnanc1ng
ow11er 714-240 J 102
Hut. Beacla 1040 '* $2soo dn by ownr 1 Br 1 ba Cnnao nr Harbor
$68 950 Assume OWC
619-948· 1216 eves
Super clean .3 Br 1 • • ba
20 .< 20 bonus rm wl lrplc
$132 500
By owner
lnd rust tew doors lrom
p oo l Olle•l'd al sios ooo
642-5200 on
REAL ESTATE AQEMT
G1ea1 opportun11y lot res1-
uen11al re-sale agents &
1nvestmen1 agents w11h
e~pandrng local com-
pany Xlnl comm1ss1on
spill w11n a bonus ol
properly mgml com-
Wilson 631-4889
$325 1 B• Trailer private
& Quiet. gas & waler paid
Isl • sec only 497 ·6287
3 Br 2 , ba. 2 stry E/satde
condo. 2 car allach gar
$1100 Property House.
642-3850 642-1010
3BR 2 .ea Condo din
room. pauo. bit-Ins. dbl
gar w/d. recrea1ton tac .
avail 11-1 $790 mo
546-7390. 644-7298 eve
3Br 2ba 2214 Avalon
Avail now 5825/mo incl
garuener 646·3627
1 Br 2 ba Goldenrod Dr
Poor gdn• Avail 1016
S 1050 Sierra Mgm1
64 1-1324
Ado•able E Sioe Dungalow
$300 s 01lls pd Pel ok
539-6 190 BEST Ally lee
HCI IAYARH
3 or I ba. comp! re-
modeled All new k11.
bath Ille crpt washer
dryer parnt & ranllscape
Huge yard 32,. Colleen
Pl $925 Don 548-8533
eves (213)380-9680 days
CREAM or the crop' 3 lrg
Brs 2 tile baths. sunken
liv rm workshop garage
0111e area S5oo·s • S50
secur11y fee 537-5027
EASTSIDE Charming 18R
nouse ullhlles paid encl
garage $640 mo
645-8453 or 1-492-1720
E side 3 Br 2 Ba. lam rm, 2
car gar, sep dining
$926 642-2520. No pets
E.s1de duple)(. 3 Br 2'/i a8,
yard, patio. au10 gar,
$800/mo. lsl. last & sec
3168 Santa Isabel
631-8283 846_6 t66 m1ss1on plus syndteallon lees EAperrenced agents lmae 1044 preterreo bul no1 re-Exec s1yte 4 Br incl den 2
QuiteO Ask tor Tom Lee Ba $800 lncd 4 kid pel
3 Br I , Ba Woorog condo
tL 111011 end un11
10"1. DOWN TSL lllVHTMHTS 539-6190 BEST Rtty tee
E •elusive Tur lie Roe;. 142-1103 Near OCC 3 Br 2 Be 4 lam
11 .. revet Townnome. 2 Br single 1oo S500's w/gar
:?Ba lyrnew $152990 M b"l H I 1100 5396 90BESTRI 55'.'.1 t550 or <'6 1-SS5S O I e ome . 1 ly lee
Beaut1lul El Moro your hi-Nr OCC Attrac. clean 3 br.
lie Oream nome near 1ne good loc No pets Avail
sea 2 bdrm 2 ba View now $700 75 t-3898
HoHtl Uafarahllt4 · D11plue1 Arart•••fa, Oaf. Atartiaeata, Val. Aert•eata, Ual. OUice l H tala 2914 Aaaouce•Hll 300f
Haal. 8ead1 2240 Uaf.w• 2535 c.... ..... 2724 HHI. lucll 2740 Newrrt leacl1 2769 2000 SQ II carpa1ed s 50 SCRAM-LETS lmmec 2br Iba lanced -sq et Harbort8111\e• CM S300's get5 ullta sharp Qd• S565mo 554 Vic-$495tmo 2 Br I '. Ba epl 2 Br 2 ba lrplc, encl ga1 Villa BalDoa 2 Br l Ma 540 2830 bachpadwtpoor&spaa1 10,,a C M n3597_7297 carpor1 llr all bll1ns $530tmo se c conoo ocean/Day vi11w ANSWERS 539-6190 OEST Riiy tee P8llO balcony 847 8772 526-3004 sec bldg pool/spa I vt BAYFAONT BLOG
3 Br 1 •, condo tndry Aerl•tala Farahllt4 527 w w11so11 ltiase BASEMENT
nool\ up pool, rec area. Ba-l"o• TSL 11&•1 142-1903 5800 3 Br 2 ) Ba 2 lrp1c.s. JRL ,ROPHTIES 2500 sQ II 50~tS I 00/sq
Whaler -Flown
Humus Ouatnl
MONTH nr school:. oeach & ., close 10 beach schools 1,.. 1,..1 11 Call Mon·f:t1 9 5
shopping No pe1s S625 Ptninaula 2607 S525/mo 2 Br 1 Ba pool. par!\, encl gar 623 9111 .. u-.. u 642 4&44 Overneard on Iii crowaea
bus ' Somehow 1n1s
Monday seems hke 11
1as1ea a whole MONTH
Call alt 4PM ~36-5028 laundry room. c.iose io S1 536-9953, 536·4248, Santa Ana 2780
Lrg 1 Br Apt. steps from shopping 149 E Bay SI S36-9572 ----""'!"!"""'--~ •EXECUTIVE
SUITES* Act taSI mod 2 er w/k1a ok
appts • gar lla1 $425
539 6 t90 BEST Ally lee
ocean Winier $550/mo TSL ll&•t. 142· 1103 3 Br. upper bll-lns, pools , deposlls 754-0938 Beavtrlul 2 Br I Ba sec gale. nr SC Plaza I MO FREE RENT
With shor11erm lea~e lull
Sl!r111ce suiles Keep your
11cvernead low 8
proressional image rugn
88 t Dove• D• Surte 14
Newpor 1 Beach
631-365 t
l.rg 2 er winter rental
Beaulllut Condo walk 10 Sh•IJS to sand. ocean
beact1 3 Br :> Ba crp1s, view S650mo 645-3434
drapes arr c;ond. blltn l.ttchen coveredtprrva1e S1.1a<.1ous sunny I BR on
patio 2 car garage. pool Wes1 Bdy Ave Incl &
& tenr11s small pel ok appl encl gar Avatl
Avail appro~ 10-24 8y 9 ' 2 4 S 6 2 5 I rn o
appl Ag!llll 957-0702 553·8600dy 673-7500ev
S550t mo 2 Br 2 Ba lrplc. rwnnsti xlnl area. patio. $675/mo 645-3866
bo1cony/yar<l enctds lrplc $6751mo 846-0736
garage !nary rm Avail R091111 2900
now Must see' INSTAil INI l Br s 111 Bal Pen
810 Cenl&• St Huge 3 Br 2 Ba nr r1ew bl'acnt•orit n
1
ouse $34>5 TSL ll&lllf 142· 1103 llas everything, close lo Ayt 673 54 0 H11111 Harbour Only
Loat & FoH4 3004
$595/mo ? B• 1'> BA $725tmo Won 1 1as1
Townhou se garaqe Loe 4932 Cnarte11e C11
I rg stue110 ap1 1r, s111
S•!iOlmo 7ltl 41?2
Ou1t'I 8 n!CI! $9Z5 111clas water &
assoc dues F\eQuire ts1
rasr IS secu111y Agen1
yard ltr. small pel Ok cl~ Call TSL Mgml
Costa Mu a 2624 763 w 191n s1 1)42 1603
NEWPORT VILUH TSL M1111t 642-1103
33~6 NEWPORT ILYD
t.ornna del M11r room Olhc.e sµace available
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
142-5178
957 0702
New 2 br conoo 2 ba
ocean view Never lived
in $8501m<> 1-632-7921
w~dys 840 3748 eves
010 town 3 Or 2 Ba 4 lam
pet wtg.ir & more 5650
539-6190 BESl Alty lee
WALK 10 beach spacious
In te•el 4 • 2 gourmet
;.11cnen elegant lrml om
1ng designer decor 1nrou1
view & pa110 relaxing spa
lo.1dstpets OK $450 • $50
secut1ly ree 537-5027
Irvine 2244
2 to 4 Bdrms Se40-S1400
~isor
·Realty
651-1177
lllO llllCHELSOH DRIVE
IAVIHE
7 min lrom beach. gas &
water para Junior I 81
$475 t Br $530
pool. spa 1enn1s
volleyball couns. saurias,
rec rm Sorry no pe1s
Call 557 0075
Lapna Buell 2648
SJ25 rum charming bacn
nr bcn no pels ulll pd 1
rt>SP tmpf cl<lll 494 4200
Newport Buell 2669
3 B•. tower. steps 10
bea c h , garage
673·024 I 63 1-4562
3 Br. lower, steps to
IJl!aCh garage
673-024 t 631 ·4562
Deluxe I Br on Day nr
be a en yrly very qiurel.
pt1va1e Elec gar $525
673 6336 642-9666
Oceantront 2 Br, 2 ba
comp turn $900/mo
wntr. utrl pd
261-9466 -
650-0881
OCUNFRHT APT
Spec1acular 5 Br 3 Ba 1 Br w1n1er rnll S500tmo
Spa. lrplC. trg lam '"'· incl ulll No pets
S1195tmo 556-6576 673-7844
OCEANFRONT wnlr L~ana Juell 2248 Quiel exec. comp turn
w ODS COVE Secluded $65~ & $I 000 I mo
2Br Cottage Prtv Palto, 67 5• 688
Frplc. New Carpeting. Ocean view. 20 ~lleps to
$825 mo ,.97 -35 11 sand nicely furn 2 or
Laina NitHl 2252
Ava II 1mmed 2Br. 2Ba. nr
ocn no pets $750 mo
546-7390, 644-7298 evs
Lg :n!r & 1011 twnhse,
2· .ea. gar rrprc sec
gale. $800 mo 495-0565
avple• Avail Oc1 1-14
only $300/wlc 63 t -0 t7 4
WINTER RHTALS
Steps from beach. gar
age/carport Xlm loc
209 38thSI N B
2 Br I Ba S525tmo
203 n•Cl St NB
3 Br 2 Ba S850'mo Newport lleacll 2269
St 100/mo 3 Br 2', Ba N B RP311~
Newport Cresr Conoo
675-t642
custom rnterror 2 car A t I U f garage. DOOi spa lenn1s flf •ta I, a '
courts Call for 11pp1 Balboa b ind 2706
TSL .. ,..... IU· 1103 cote IBA Apt wrlh lrplc
141yes 14)BR, 3' 1BA • stove relt1g $600 mo
blk to bch I tam dwelling erect11c11y1water paid
(Old boararng hse1S1200 &75 3683 or 1 986· 7046
mo 646-8689 10-8pm
119 23rd SI $299.000 81lboa
3 Sr Condo 81ulfs. neutral Puiauala 2707
decor grt cond $950 Lge 1 & 2 br 112 blk 10
mo lo mo 673-5589 beacn W tD No pets
Big Canyon Townnouse 3
Bdrm, 21 > ba Goll course
111ew Avail Oct
$1500/mo. 640-5274
GORGEOUS 2Br. tg den.
2' )Ba new twnshe S 1050
mo 233 t61h Place
675-4333
$625 & $750 yrly Gar
S50 Craig 870-6500
X204 wl\dys. 675-9780
Vrly I bd 1 ba ~rpe1s.
drapes lrpl $525
wtgarags $575 No Pets
675-6606
Cortaa •el Illar 2722
2 Br 1 • , ba lwnhse lrptc.
pool Lse $675 Bel
7pm-9pm 650-0473
3 bd 2 ba. walk to beach.
Lease, Condo, Npl Crest.
2 bd. den, 2' > ba Rel,
W/O, Ocean Vu. tennis 3
pool S 1150 Avail Nov 1
631-8344 References required Call
Lido Isle 3 Sr. 2 ba. ftplC. a lier .. pm 540-2334
walk to bch Lse S 1400 -499 .3300, ,.99-4319 eve 4 Br 3 ba, 2 lrplc. 3 car
Nee> Sack Bay. Com-
torlable 3 Bdrm 2ba lam-
tly home l ease S t200
mo 644-7424 Bl<r
IEAR NOH MOIP.
gar S 1500/mo Avall
10115 851-8767
LARGE l Br view Oeclc
gar exiras $795 • aep
719 Marigold 640-4255
Ct1ta Mesa 2724
18A APT 1n Costa Mesa
Freshly patnled
646-7514
$5951mo 2 Br 2Ba
Townhouse small yard
1 1 U1t111s ca1po1t hptc
940· w 181nSt
L9 JB• 2Ba dpl• cpt~
Clrps l>lt11s lrptc. ln1.d yll
"'cl Clbl gar W 0
t1ook up 0111e1 S8!>0 rno
'i36 0921
,f~Jtl Z Br duple~ $33!. lrom $250-$650 mo C"ll
t>7 J 4087 lo• 111torrna11on
t.ns1a Me:.a room .ivclll 1n
1.11g" .:ipt nr OCC S200
mo incl ultts 4J2·03~ I
LIDO REALTY
173-7300
TSL M1111t 142· 1803
$600/mo 2 Br I', Ba rrg
T w ntls lnd ry rm
CllrPOll CIOSt! IO :.nop·
111119 & beach Avail now
Oceanlro11 1 Cono o on simd ' Br 1', Bd POOi Lovely home We:.t<.hlf BALBOA PE'NINSULA iHl!d Room ha l'. krt priv 00 p B R
FOUND 81k & wnl lc11ten
ab1 6 or 7 wks Old vrc
Tusfln & Broadway E
Side CM 646 1475
;:>4 111 sec ga1ed pr o1ec1 S J2'> 111c1 0111 642 7342 4 sq II v1 a1h e·
$750tmo 751-5999 <Jone S300 mo 642 4623
Founo lem lawntwntte
Doo1e m11 male while
rnoo1t fem brown/blaclc
mrAed Sne1t1e male
o•at.~ grey Stiepherd
m1• male D11nOtetwn11e
P11 Bull rem bull Poo-
dle!T err 1e• m" ola New-
port Beacn Animal
Sheller 125 Mesa Or
C M 644-3656
2078 Tnunn
TSL ll1111t 142-1103
Beauhlul 2 Br 2 Ba a11
cc111cJ Clshwsn1 lrptc
retr1ge all u11ls pd
$7 50/mo 645-44 t 1
Cozy Easts1de 1 Br I Be
new carpels. drapes II
pa1n1. relt1ge & range
incld lmmed avail 1 car
garage $450tmo Ae-
qu11e I st 1as1 & security
280 Del Mar By app1
Agent 957-0702
HUGE 3BR, 3BA, 2 Story
$625 mo no pets 972
Valencia 851-2175
IMSTHT INI
$425/mo sm unatlached
collage. 1 Br 1 Ba oll
road. qu1e1
2072 Newport Blvd
TSL M11nl 142-1103
Lrg 2 Bt 4-plex. 720A
Snahmar, $495 No pe1s.
646-2613, 645-3924
Lrg bachelor on Ets1de all
u111 pd. $395 Ask tor Amy
760-8862
Lrge 1 bdrm Lndry rm.
pool $404 lttm All UlllS
pa 548-0336
Lu>.urrous condo. SC
Prazo I Br den. lrpl
elegant fr windows. AIC
cstm designer wallcover-
tngs & drapes sec bldg,
1nr w•d tennis ct!
c.lubnouse ulrl Ill<. &
muc.t1 more No pets
S700 mo 640 1813 eves
760 0317
SElWlllD
VILLAGE
New t II 2 Barm luAUly
apts 1n 14 ptans I Bd•m
lrom $565 2 Bdrm lrnm
$660 Townhouse lrom
S725 pools 1enn1s,
walerlalls, ponds Gas lor
cooking & neat1ng paid
F1om San Diego Frwy
drive North on Beach 10
McFaade•1 ana west on
McFadden 10 SEAWIND
VI LL AGE
17 14)893·5198
Spacious Quiel 1 Br
Close 10 beach
$435 mo 960·8656
WOODUIE
lPARTllHTS
t-2 bedrooms
Beau11lul lakes and
streams Complete
amen111es Securrly
gates Enuy by phone
No pels 846·659 t
La~ua Buell 2741
2r apt. 1'' bll\ to bch. Victoria area lrplc, tront
& rear decks. custom
lhru-oul $785
494-1966 494-3 196
La~Ha lfi111el 2752
NI uh TERRACE, brand
new condo. ocean s1oe of
Hwy al Sall Creek Beach
2 Br den, brtck trplc grt
ktl Comm pool JDC II
qorgeous rec rm REF S
req no pets S 1000/mo
831 1453 8-5 30
Newport leacla 2769
1Br Bachelor across trom
sana lockable garage It
cookong $450 mo
63 1 5300 Guy
llt<E NEW t Br SS 15 mo
PAV p,)llD POOi spa
TOP 1rea Quiel no pets
MESA PINES 2650 Harla 54<l-2447 IOr2Br,IBa$500
242 I E 161n St POOL EASTS10E 64S 5109 N H ug 2 Br 1 oa coin op Pl gts
1311ndry nol wrtr pd nr 2 Br 2 Ba yearly W New-
17in SI $4 75 760-6227 port wsnr/aryr nk VP 2
car garage
l'04Da....a ..$650/mo
Rooms antJ bath $~:JS
B1c11 ap 1 S335
5wrrn not ll•b t.ht1s1t.ir1
11011 ~m k • Malu•"
851 t910or'>39382:.>
SULARl llDTEL
Wiiiy rentals now avail
t tS 50/wk & u1.1 Coror
TV Phones 1n room 2274
Newpotl Blvd CM
646 7445
8dylron1 Ollie.es pa1tos
parking 1arnto11a1
673 1003
NEWPORT IEACM
l11troduotorr Retta
•Professionally
Decorated
•Garden Type
•Prtvate Su11es
•Some w/ secreHwaJ
space Walk 10 OCC use ot •Full W1naow~
1u1cnen wshr /dryer overtookrng paltos
$250/mo 850 1088 • Secre1arial serv ava11
Hotels Motels 2904 •Copier Recep110111s1
FOUND Gray cal
Harbor II Heil
546-8284
\/IC
F V
Found parakeet young
yellow very lame
oandea Bethel Towers,
642-994 I 642-3931 ~ •K•lchen. Elc
LAUNA BEACH 712-1408 ll0-1070 Founo Puppy M trsi feet MOTOR INN • ' orntwhl Dana Pl/Del Ob-
Wkly rates$ t05 & up lnd1v10ual b tflce. $400/mo 1spo area 66 t-13 t 7
Oa1ly/Wkly/Mon1ny 0 C Aitport area rnclas
K1tcn's avail Color TV cont rm cottee service & Found liny Toy Poodle.
heaiea pool & steps 10 copier 957-845 t Sepl 19 in C M Days
ocean 985 N Coast Hwy 637-9321 eves 979-1976
WESTCLIFF BLOG. Laguna Beacn 494·5294 Found Yng M golden re-
Motel rms for renl by wk
$120-up wlk11Chene11e
avail 675-8740
NEWPORT BEACH
C.0tner #Htctiff Or,.._... .,..,.. a..,.
t-287 sq 11 ollice
W1lh turntture for Rentals to purcnase rt des11ed
111ever 2 yrs old Lincoln
Scnoot cam 720· 1418
Los1 3 mo Old wht/orange
rng hrd k11len, male RE·
WARD 642·3731 Slaare 2908 145-1101
2 Br 2 Ba Condo. wash· Lost yellow Stt1ped tabby _______ ....... cal male neul, whl chest
er/dryer El Toro Renee NEWPORT CENTER Full 911'} vie NO Laguna
770-7766 or 951-5911 service E•ecu1tve Suites Answers 10 Punky
*Female non-smkt ID shr $575-$625 640-5470 494-2375 or 497-5"33
4br Conao pool elc p I 30-12
S275tmo 662-1156 • O.C. AIRPORT AllH eUODI I
COM Fem to shr wtsame, Former desroner CIRCUS Of lurn 2Br pool, tennis Showroom niohry
$350 mo Incl u111 phone upgraded space and shell MASSAGE avail up to 4000 SQ II HBO 759-8940 corner 01 Aedh1tl/B11S101
E.ec Condo 1 bill Cnina gooo ra1e 751·5989
Coves COM Pvt 2 Br 2 Ollrce spaces tor lease
t>a 2 Sl•y 2 car gar w d 747 11 5595 mo 525 11
trplc 2 pa11os $450 1&1 $420 mo 1s1 month rent
& last 673 85tQ or lree u11 s pa A C
978-t781 P<I 57 grouna II! tOSS Er
F 25 type Me. clean will Camino Or C.O<;ta Mesa
11aoe tor room & board :; Btks E ol ra1rv1ew &
2br SD bct1 4 blk~ love Adams k1ds bul lapdfora ooe511 1 754 1040 Mr 1 rac.y
J1m536 612 t •$340•vP c.rplS•drps
ii c •strm~ 1730 I Beach
Blvtl H B 842 2834
719 NO HARBOR BLVD
!=ULLERTON
170·11'2
l OU A WEEI
ATTRACTIVE
'.AASSUSSES
10 SERVE YOU
ESCORTS / MODELS
Outcalt ONL V 835-9199
EXOTIC DAICERS
Bachelor' Bacne1ore1 le
01t1ce & B1r1nday Par11es Female preferred ror yrly
on Pen1n avail now
$337 50 mo 1s1 8 rast
650 3860
THE UST HURRAH HY VIEW 738-8538 558-8538 I Br II pie.. POOi-patiQ. QBI •
age No pets 5505 399
W Boy 650-6357 NB Realty 675-16•2 Fem shr quiet 3 Br home Beaulllul large olltee.a\l&l· ----able 642 4644 Mon-Fri. Ae111ed personable Qoytsh 9-5 Male some means
enchanted by heaven Sharp newer 2 Br w11h
garage No pelS
$495/mo 645-5577
Stunning large I & 2 Br 2
Ba garaen ap1. pool.
$425 & up 7 10 W 181h
E'cept1on111 1Br encl oer no pets relrrg. elec
ranoe $400 mo 642-5964
N Y LUB LIVING
IN NEWPORT BEACH
S1n111es I & 2 Bdrm Apart·
menis & Townhouses
Some are elegantly
lurmshed From S660
On Jamboree Rd at
San Joaquin Hrll5 Ad
U4-1100 Ulll pd S325 mo. 1Br
qu1e1. patio No pols
644-6958 •CONDOS• VIiia Balboa and Ver-Daaa Ptiat 2726 sa111es $625 mo & up
30r. Ma. spacious upper 631-4980
dpla. garage. no pets Canal watertronl dock tor
33966 Stiver Lantern sm ooa1. 2 blks ocean 4
$750 mo 493-0676 Ams $850tmo ullls pd
Hut. leaell --2740 661-2993
2 Bd m 1·~ Ba Condo LIDO DELUXE 2 Br trplc.
lrpl: 0dshwshr. pa110: lry bt1ck pal!O $1150
stngle garage $725 mo 6 5•6359
$500 depo91t 863-1500 Oceanlron1-lower 1 Br,
Agent. no tee trpl. w1n1er $625tmo Dys
833-3743 evestwknds
730·0104 or 955-2830
nr OCC. hke pets S240
540-0608 R!'llS reQ d
F to shr 2 br on Balboa
Pen $325 incl ullls "411.t
675-2668 or 532-9208
M/F shr 4 bdrm apt 1 bll\
10 beach Newport S280
1nc1 ut11s 645-7971 evs
Need Fe 10 snr beaulllul 2
story 1ownhome. 2·~
balhs. pool ctuohouse
No Pets or Kids A111111
lmmed $325 utlls
662-3838, work Helen
Nwpl Crest. female io shr
large beaut condo nr
beach with F/M QUIBI &
clean $275 utll
642-2114 msg 859-3750
Prot rem 25-35 10 snr 3 Br
2' 1 ba, COM $500tmo or
$333/mo w/3 people
Call Ans Ad "29
642-4300 24 hrs
"THE " sun. nature sea lhe arts
EXECUTIVE SUITE rela!e 10 rady wtsame
Nwl'•I Cit 640-5470 Mar11age? 646·0721
1 .. iae11 Weallhy middle-age gen•
R I 2916 oesires beaul krnd flle-tala I long companron 35-50
HHllEW Joe 840·6363
Generous 1enan1 Improve-Peuonal
menis, 650-4000 SQ tt S • 30 4 ofllces-comm S 90111 trYICH I
2488 Newport Bl, C M TOlllY'l IF IEWPlllT
642-3490 Pnone Fantasy's
Coa•ercial taking appllc1111ons IHllll 2918 851-1212 aller 7~
Relall space 1250 sq II SckNla a
111n St c M Prime re-la1traelioa 3016
1a11 1oca1ton 645-3477
oeaut deco· Assume
S90 000 loan S 15 000
awn wi.d.,.s all 7PM
wtcnds allda1 495 1481
E•cnange YOUR property
for a Turllerock n111 tnr
view h<>me
S73 500 494-8204
IREEILUF PHI
A beaultful Triple wtde
'.10~60 3Br. 3Ba home
Ideal loca11on Agl
540 593 7 By appl
Tn-tevel 2 Br. 2 Ba condo
Kllchen naa eallng area
opening 10 bright pa110
Community pool 5
minutes lo beach Good
loca11on $650/mo Mary
LOU Mat1on 644-6200 Snarp 3 Br 2' •Ba w/dlntng
rm & 2 car gerage on
cul-de-sac, Marina Hlgh-
tands Wiii consider lse
opt $890/rno Curl II ,
631-1266, ag1
2 tBr unlurn, $475 mo
dep Newly deeoraled.
stove & relt1g oft street
parking Ou1e1 neigh-
borhood No pels To see
call 645·9604
2 br I ba apl. lndry lac
Greal loc 417 Yor1o.1own
$500 See mgr. apl 4
960·6746 ()( 536-7403
2 br. 1 ba. gas pd. $425 •
On 1ne Beech• Avail now 2 Am tor rent in home. S300
Br winter rental 1111 mo . tsl & 1as1 • •, u111
6· 15-84 $700 631-0900 759-1211 Er.I 280 dys
$375 dep McFadden Av V E R S A I L L E S r11 Beach Blvd 893-4894 PENTHOUSE 2 Br, 2 ba,
2 Br 1 ba. upstairs oceanview. turnkey ltv·
640-8 183 eves/wknds
Ammie shr 4br house NB
w/gar sreps to beach,
$350 incl ulll 650-3231 • $775 up 2265 11 indstrl GOLO.:N PROPEnTIES
752-1589
New 14 wrde Mobile Suite deal $400's renls 2
Hume a<Jll park Br w/apprs & gar kids
S24 950 Agl 557 9390 539-6190 BEST ~lty tee NEWPORT HEIGHTS
LARGE
PREMIUM
LOT
f p 1350 fOTALLV supreme 2 ~ nco•e rop oonus rm cnets kitchen.
Slngle story 4Br home
X-lg master sle. good
cona • 4 car gar Avail
Ocl 15 $1300 mo
831-6773 Agl GtANT OPLX 7Br 6 breal<lasl bar. super
garages Npt Hg IS area. plush. decor gardener &
S260K 975·0 142 Agt 1111ls PAID $375 • $50 se-Newport Shores 3-4 Br
2' •Ba 2 blocl\s tobeacn.
close 10 pool & lennts
962-6683
0•1 cu1-oe-sac 4 Barm '1 , na Pian 45 •n C111vert1~le
Large backyard Many
upgrades and custom
tea1wes $ t 55 000
Lots for Sale 1400 cunly lee 537-5027
GREAT BAY vrEw Dane Poiat H2i
1n1 "' COM for d Condos Charming specious 2 bd.
Agent 759 1243 alt 4pm 2 ba no pets $650 Ocean vrew Versailles
plush 1Br, security spa
$675 mo 533-3516 Oat ot Slate 493•0467
~isor
·Realty
Properly 1550 Near Ma11na 28• nae
,. • acre appro• 33 miles bttms patio vrew • gar Recenlly remodeled exec
nm 4 Br, 2 be sep tam
rm. rdwd not tub Gdnr & ' $575 539·6190 BEST lee west of Cotoraoo
651-1177 Springs $9500 25%
oown balance 10%
1meres1 lor 7 years
71 41962-3915
R.E. Exclln e
ILL E HAN
$450 000 6 yr Old
Pasadena CuSlom nome WIUT YOU OAl'T tor comparaole or lesser
flll II •PT home '" good Orange
ro1•llyprlva1enearacrf!.5 Coun t)· loc (2131
Br 3'_.. Ba separate 798 9oo5
Maia s Qlrs. pad(Jle •en a ..... Fuaiallt4 nls court, pool/spa t. 1.;.;.;;.;;.;;.;.;-.;..;;.;;.;;;.;;.;;.;;;;.;-.. __
tpeclacular v1ew1 Re llewrrt l tacla 2169
dvceo 10 1565•000 fAA L1661SLE BAVFRONT AQI 552-7500 Sept 10 June 3 Br turn LatH• lt1cll l 041 675-4646112 131259.9151
HllTN UHH OHFH T OOTIAlt
lmmac cn11rm1ng hOfnll Ouarnt 2 Br t 811 911r
tncome npl Ocaan vrew S%Otn10 wrnle• Jonn.
Walk lo beacn. town S & S P r n ri er I 1 e s
Lovely ya•C $;114 soo 1 898·98?4
Ao• Ka1h1e Shtl'lels
494-755• or •Qr 4114 Soa tla l.at•H 2116
BUILD YOUR HOM( O•I II Slf'P5 10 t:>eacn lu1n lrg 2
tl)flClnCulOt OCFAN hr fOrtOO pool jl'.IC lrplc
FRONT 3 Arcn Say IC'{! $B!.O 768 45291!.57 t028
aJmpJe 101 c 1111 own('• rr1
10 Mon 17141499 1070 or
T u e 1 o I 11 11 1 a
(2131799 I 15fl
SELL Idle ll•m• with •
Dally Piiot Clu110ed Ad
842-5678
Super nea1 2 Br I Ba oar· assoc du es pd
age mile lo beach $575 $1700/mo 760-8 194.
673-3313 or 496-2430 805-395-8874
El Toro 2232 Remodeled 2Br. 2Ba on
Gorgeous 39, 28a hm bay. boat slip avail Pool.
poollfac $650 buy/rent bch. S t 250 mo lse
539·6190 BEST lee 675• 1688
Rani? Why not rent to own Ft1atai11 a H•rbo1 view 5 Bd7 Valier 2234 844-5598. wkdy1 8-10PM
3Br 28a split level w/pooi WATERFRONT -48r, lam
& gar S700 kid pets rm. completely re-
539·6 190 BEST Rtty tee decorated. 111•11 lmmed.
Boat slip tor 55" boat. 2 CLASS on o 8udge11 sldetleslncl Ferge.son&
G1gan11c ' • 2 Queens Hatin A E 642-t 183
kttchen. tormal dining
custom decor bbq p11110.
solar heated pool & spa
ONL V S475 • S50 secur-
ity tee 537-5027
HOMES FOA RENT
Founieln V111ley 3 Bdrm 2
Ba $850 Fenced yards &.
g3ragtts Kida & Pet• wel-
come 863· 1500 Agent,
no lee
WESTCLIFF 4 bd, °3"bd
w l poot & Cebane
S1750!mo Answer ea /1
593 642-4300 24 hr
w .... 1 .. 111 2291
•Smell older 1 Br new
redec single or coiy co11-
p I e 1425 No
pete 752-5822 c ..... 1.1 ...
MOfe tamUI• 11te O-ttlng U f I "-.tt 2.1110 •ht c:eml)lng "bug" thla 1 I nt 1•.,. ..
yur 11 ~ou tlav a • !!Hr l'~B• rea.c. 2car1111.
c:emper lh•t'1 not o-ttlno com poofs 1Svr11toe1
uMd. Mii n now with 1 21282 Chesterbrook ln.
CIHatlled Ad H B SllOO mo 830·M94
11
wlbolcony minutes lrom ing Sec. comm pool, spa
3 Br upper S5751mo beach 5500 720.0844 etc S915/mo Bonnie Ammie 10 snr beaut •urn
enclsd garage Mesa del 8orr1ng1on agt. 675-6000 3br He home $400 mo
Mar Mea Call & leave 01 644-0452 vtrl incl age in 30 5 pret
message 751-9905 " " 848 7496 aller 5pm Hut. lt1c. .740 HHI. leae• 203 E. 11th St. Share secure large nice
2Br I Ba lrptc W/D hook condo. ad1acen110 SCP
ott1ce 18 tO 1 Redondo
Cr #U He 842-2834
WANTED shop space or
large garage tor minor
auto body reparr wtll pay
up 10 S200/mo Cosla
up no pels $675 mo $275 Share with ca11ng 254!;20~~1 Townhouse. WOODLAKE ~~~~:r1:n1:1~~s s;k0r~ Establtshed light msg d1s1
Id APARTMENTS !;45-2575 business wr&ties 10 share
Mesa 01 Huntrng1on Ben
8111969-1221
enc s garage, pallo lease ot worenouse 01t1ce
$585 S350 security WHY HASSLC? ROOM· space tn Costa Mesa Avail now MATE FINDERS tnler-2346 Sanla Ana Ave Have sever11I dts1t views. screens, photos & pr op er lies in mind TSL M&•I 142· 1103 ma1cnes prot people 631_8480
S I You lelk only to que1111ea
2 Br Townhouse. very pac ous a p p s 4 3 • I Miae .••• ,... 2925 Quiet lrprc. 1acuu1. gar-B 1 1 c n I N e w po r t
age No pe1s S650/mo 1-2-3 bedroom 641-1899 SOMotLPllOPHn
ca11 63 1-4984 FOi LEISE tmerit. ···••la Wut•• 2909 2 • loll 2') Ba lrplc. enclad 8p8r Classroom space avail tor
gar 011 Pec111c Ave $775 •rom $4BO IALIOA llUll var1e1y or ecllvttles in Condo 673-5,.89 Ii 4 Br 2-3 be furn home for Fountain V11lley/Hun1111g-
1 month starting Sept Ion Beech 11ree BELOW •2Br I ea Bear1Pau1ar1no 1 5 • S e P t 2 0 MARKET Annual leese
new cp1s paint. bale 213_207_0455 agraemtnl wlopllon 10
p111to. enc gar, $550/mo L k & $ renew Malnl /cvllodlal
Women s clolhtng estab-
lished bOUltQue rn Nwpl
Ben S 125,000 gross per
yr Oller Ownr
646-4025 775...ft797
NOHJ •• LtH UT4 NEED CASH ON YOUR
REAL ESTATE BUT
HAVING PROBLEMS?
HIGHLAND FINANCIAL
CAN HELP WITH A 1$T. ~NO OR 3AD TO FOR 645-82611 * a es treams Muaage lherap111 Wlfl 1)(-servloH & ullll provided
*3 er 2 ea SC Ptu SA. change for rm In CM or Co111aet C1iol Jonel, MORE INFO CAll (714)
pool. patio spe $750 No * Pool & Spa NB. Sandy 645-6084 842-6651 ext 230. 997-0212 CeUf Morlgage
7 ~ -4 An Bkr 8~·573 Peta S2·5822 G1ra1t1 ltr AHHactaHtl .auvli .. =:---1---
• L•rge I Br Apl. crpte. * Large Recreation Room .... ltl2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. er '''-"' ~rep:: 1'~1~1~~ ~'Al; ~~r * Bar-B-Ques ~wl'!X~N"f~tor-1'\"h""oP~•~P•~c ... ,~Of"'!I ••w 11 lt•Jtft ltMla T.D. • 4021
S386Jmo 731-68211 . large gorngl' 10' mlrw SOIEEI WllTlll ... llTIUll
642 7312 * N I d d 11u10 Dody repe11 will poy Merta'. 0. ... ew y re ecorate up 10 s2001mo Co1111 WlllSlllP Spectalli~tln ltl a 2~
3Br. 2•,Ba. Laurel Pl Mtsa or Hunllngton Bch Presented by F1anc1a TO'all~ 19411
Townhome Poo1s1e1e. 2 * Beautifully Landscaped Biii 969-1221 Ooewa: s1araky a Hu1cn, RE eroka1 eo AM!tMs
car gerege laundry Giiiet Rtatlll 2914 NBC M ovie or tho Week, 542_2171 545-0811
room, p11110 S785 mo * S It G t Mesh, etc _ ~-
Coll Bob. Agl 556-5101 8CUr Y 8 8 '·~Way betw Beech & Fwy YES ... Open IO ell stud11n1t WIDOW HAS SSS tor TO"s.
3 9, lottUy remoOeleCI. Ctauy new execu1111r who went to become pro• S 10.000up No credll
0111no new. 1't Be {714) 846 8591 41\Jlll All ,,rvicea &vllll ft111lon11 lllm & rv check, no P-"llty Also 1ownnouse apt~ OI W • i tO \Q fl S550l mo wrllart No prevtout lend on & buy TD' a
pe1101 lclds OK no pa11 Mary bkr 64~ ·3998 ecrrpt wtUtng HP41flanc;• S 10.000vp to Jumb01
Seo 1 o cc up 11 n c y 1617 weslc;ttll N B 278 to neceaury 852•0904 Dtnlton A»OC 873· 731 I
S695/mo For renlll llP· 8100 Edinger 1385 SQ 11 Sv11111>tt tot Appllcallont ~no II.lien 7
p1tce11on 645·6646 H ti t B h fMdlcal or aanl•I Agont days a WMk Limited en· Art you ~ • mo'\19? un ng on eec 54 1 ~32 1011men1 c1...,..... .a. w111 point S4iO CIUl'l. new P•lnl. 2 YoU In the rllflt ~tlon
Br beams, nr Htrt>or Ha111 •omt1hlng 10 aell? to find lht tlome you
•hopa Nopet• 84? 16~0=3~~~~~~~~~~~~!!;;;~~~~-1~C=l=••=•="=led==•=d=•=d=o=l=t=wa==ll.:l:W=•=n=t=A=d=•==C=a=ll=84==~=-le=-7~8..l:=n.ed===·=84=2=·~6f=7=1=======-
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOl /Monday. Sept ~6. 1983 117
$1.84 per day
A4verU1la1 l1t11 At1orae71 ;;iiiiiiii;iii;~;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REPiei & GAYER Np1 Ben
Ct•tal Ctacrttt £1tctricil -:.. ,
Aoo's cbNcREte & necfAICi:& · P11ced
MASONRY 9 yrs same r1g r11 lree e~ttmalo on
loc rre11 ttSI 840-1705 large or 'mall 1ubs lit
H1d1••: 0 .H ... • .. •• .. •P!!Cioi!l•11•a""ia~!I~_.-.Ll-• ... •-.• ... c• .. r..,l a .. 1._. ___ Paiatia1 Plaster/Rep air Typial Service
Home Repa1ts . Carpentry ROBIN'§ CLEANING Prunlng & land scoping i--,2-Y_R .. S .. E_X_P_t_rn-sm_a_ll.-L D i. l'l A~ 1 r l'l1N(l Typirtg/Word Proc.enrng
Plumbing · Carpel Reis SERVICE a 1horoughly Spec1al1s1 Call Altrt!dO My f)mes lire ,11rn11• 1111• ... 1 1•111 1111111 tt:•lurl'~ All IJu~"'t''5 ~c.t•oot & IJ"'
CALL rREO 962-240 clean house 540·0857 549-4930 or Leon Maciel 6'>0 64 ~, 650 664L llMh", ... f "" tl/51! , ' ,,. 1ot•11+ic.1a 851 104 t
Tnu1 ~ All you i:.tilY lo• 11
JO I.lay ad
atlrnys you 1hough1 you
coutdn 111llord 24 1·0343
tn1ury 01vo1ce DWI Bnkcy
Benty Service
39662 1 673 0359 Ct ramic Tile Home Repa1ts-Carpen1t)' 6 c TILE SETTERS * ELECTRICIAll * Cao1ne1s-Etec Plurr1b1ng
751-2128 lret1 e111ma1es Bonnie s Housec1eanmg cus roM CX1.tN1 Pl ambint V1rni1b Work
service much eiper & L•e·· Strvicea f'rCJIA'>~l(:Jncll pride AM~ -----.... ----t'f)M' v •hNJSH WORK 1n ine
DAILY
PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
DOil NOWt1
ISi FOR SAllDRA
Your Daily P1101
Service Oirec1or y
Representa11ve
142-Hll tat. 322
Accouatin1
CPA financial s1a1emen1s.
1a~ relurns Cossa Mesa
Jottr1 Brown 63 1-6483
Aerobics
SC IE NT tf"IC COLOR
ANALYSIS Know yOut
)ttason ana approp11a1e
colors Color anatys•s
skin care ma"-eup, wara-
r 001> & basic nulrtllon all
inti 1n 2 hr consullallon
tor $35 APPi 556 5J89
Boolrlrttpia1
BkkPg. payroll. gen acc1g
& sec I Fla• hrs. incl
wknds. al your business
or can pickup & dehver
F1ee counsel 642 704 7
Cabinet M1lri ap
•New cabtne1s, cabine1
1ac1119 bars & 1orm1ca
toun1er1ops 642·0881
Car pea tr~
CARPEN RY Experl all
pnases 20 yrs on .irea
Chilr Runov 645·3749
Ctiran11c & onosaic lloor~ ReD!.01JalJle 631 2345 r1111crng DON 966·0149
kllchen~ llalns showers ELECTRICIAN 20 YRS 1t **HOME REPAIR
dl!CkS Craig 646-9873 EXP REAS RATES Elec Plumb-Carpen1ry
Cbilcl Cut 64 6-7602 Fences Ktirlh 646-4672
Altersckool chhd care, will ONE CALL DOES IT All
prck up .u schl Bear St G1r•ealn1 We t1a 11 breai.. 1t ouy 11 Paulanno Sonora. St , ........ ..-.-T .. R._E_E_S ___ or haul 11 548-5009
John schl areas Xlnl refs 557 6051 Topped/removed Clean This skould be your only
C1111a Care c M norne
fenced yard tnlan1s 10 2
vrs Paula 642-2995
LIC 0 DAYCARE
1 4 yr olds Mesa Verdi!
Surnnne 556 3098
Compater Services
IBM PC MELP1 Affordable
& useful on-s11e advice.
Ir a1n1ng & prOdUCIS
SSPIPC 754-t039
Contracton
General
call I <JO 11 all Free est up new lawns 751 3476 Reasonaole r111es Jon
li1rlt1l111 Wanttl Mowing, EdgTng Twice a
montn S20 10 S25
650-7454
JAPHES£ liAllDH£R
839-5035
Landscape Ma1n1enance
Clean-ups Mow & Trim
Reas rates 536-16 tO
LAWN SERVICE Rellablt!
Respons1tile & 11ccom-
mada1tng 645 5 t33
751·0870. 24 hrs
Huli11
DUMP JOBS 4
SMALL MOVING JOBS
MIKE 646-1391
HAUL· MOVE-REMOVE
Furniture Trash. Trees
963 54 15 NORM
LT HAULING MOVING
Ren1a1 C1ean Ups Jon
645-8192 731 -29t6 Aerobics We19n1 Traming
dance etc 1ns1ruc11on
pr1va1e 01 small group 1n
your nome 01 01t1ce
BOD SQUAD 544 9400
Remodeilrepair Unique 6 unusual 1o1101i. a specially Remodel Repatrs comm
20 years Lie d bonded 8 1es1d L1c d bonded
P.ilombo Const 962·8314 ins For es• 552-9142
MOWt EOGEtCLEAN·UP
TRIM Free es1 Reas
rates Jim 646 1958
GEORGE S CLEAN UPS
g HAULING No 1ob 100
small 895·6006
HAULING SMALL JOBS
lrJSh ll Furmiure
MATT 645 5089 Appliance
I Repair
Mosl ma1or apple ailments
cured or NO CHARGE•
AARCO 851 9604
A1rk1Jt•
Repa11-A11era11ons
Doors Windows-Cabinets
Pane1-Pa11os Fences 35
yr s e~p Jerry 546-44 t3
Repa1r1sma111obs Fences
shelves par1t1tons l ow
rates Sieve 73 t-8311
Carpet Service Drlveway-Par~tng Loi
Repa1rs-Seatcoa11ng
S&S Asptill 631 -4199Ltc Carpet cleaning by re11red
1ourneyman For lree est
Classifled Ads 642-5678 Charles 673·7435 all 6
Drywall
DRYWALLIACOUSTrCAl
Sm1111 1obs & Repa11s
BUD S52-9582
THE liREH SCH£
Lawn·tree-shruo 1ns1a11
Tree 1rrm/Removal
la.,.,,,. ma1nt1Ro101111mg r ree esl•males 548 &065
DRYWALL TAPING
All la•lures & Acouslrc Haadymaa Free esr Kevin 673· 1503 I __ .._ ______ _
Selling anylnmg with a
Daily Piiot Classified Ad
Is a simple matter
!UBI call 642-5678
NEED HELP7 (,ALL JEFF•
Jack ol all hades carpen
tty, patnltng. gardening
clean ups, elc No JOb too
large or small' 556·<'264
VOU CAI l -WE HAUL"
<.;ompt clean up remove
auto t1eia11 & wkly ma1n1
SPrv1ce 644-819 t Vic
Home Repairs
Local Carpen1ertRoofer
Handyman 11eeds work
Good locat rels Reas 14
yrs exp Harry 548-4920
rehJ rre1:1 esl 960·8240 _._..,,. __ ..,.,. .. ~-F s ., 1 4281 24 hr ED 'I 841-182& ' .-'"" E iCTION -5YRSO C ree e~I IPva 4 WATERHEAlfRSp•'<-iJI (,or'> Raots Bars etc
Cr pt & Window Claantng Exp S 150 • CC 646-88 t t INTERIOR (XTERIOR Pvol ttt•alt"~ •I urtinc.w • lO t•• "'P 675·8316 *
Prol results a1 reas rates MOST IN 16 DAYS Courtl'sv es11ma1es .rau1. .. is J. ri"t'"''"''~ It CALL BOB 964-4125 OUN 644 4798 MllOD!!_ Or<l1no; t.tear 11 '" S!> ,,, Widow Cleuia
Dt•H~alllt/Thtrtlllh BAICKWOqK Small iobs IN 11FXT CAl I JIM Ri•IJ.Ju l.iucPt 111~1• l'lf A~FS Becky 841-2261 Newporl Costa Mesa 131· lllO O'J I 9604M/\ Ml II f1' (Ill
lt>I 11111 unsh1ne In
c;.IJN~HtNE WINDOW
NOUH·OARP£T Irvine Refs 675-3176
WlllDOW OUHUIC Custom Brtck Slone
We do throrough work Re Block-Concrete Lie d
liable and REFS w 1111 nt11s Free esr 549-9492
complete carpet arid M • nousec1ean1ng windows _o_v_a_n.1 _____ _
done 1ree CALL TODAY• *A· 1 llOYUlli *
540-5654 Bes I quallly 25 yr e"p
HOUSE-APARTMENT Compe1111ve rales
Cleaning or Renova11ng L•c T-1 t64L'8 730 13~)
Free es11ma1e 650-4468 STARVING COLLEGE
HOUSECLEANING
Aeltab•e -Reasonable
Own 11ans 650 3263
JAPANESE WOMAN
wdnts 11ousec1ean1ng
645·3540
Ouallly housec1ean111g
lllorougtt rel1001e Pat
494 0280
THE CLEANMAKER
5 yr~ e~p Hometolc
Reis avail &75 4853
T 11ed ol nousewort.. -i
TRY LACY•
964-9995
Cadillacs 10 Go-Carts
Whatever lhe Fed
Roll 'em oft tne market
With a Classllled Ad
Call Nowl 642-5678
STUL>ENTS MOVING CO
Lie T 124-43& Insured
tt41-8427
WATCH US GAOW'
Music Lenon•
Piano Teacher from UCLA
School 01 Music nas
openings lo• sludenb 1n
Nwpt Bch C..<tll 768 1303
Plintia1
FlllE PAlllTlllli
bv Ric.tiara Stnor L•t
l80644 14 vr~ OI 1ta11µy
local custome•l> Thank you, 96J 4 114
QUALITY PAlllURS
Prompt nt!al prn
less1onals 636-7 149
Wanl ads 642·7667
PA1N1 & REPAIRS Resume Service
JOHN lAMBEftt 1 •C. 443908 f.f 1 116., C.••Storn re•11•• ,., Co•t>•
lettur ~ Joli • "r.11 "r" AAL PH S PAINl IN\,, I 111 t IJ'. 1, l I 11)7
lul/l'<I n.,d!> L•C tl
t.l (ANIN~ 64L'-1549
WH1I( WIZARD
WllWUW WASHING
T tot-only magic 1s
IJIJ,llLI I Y 631-2026
r "'" , .. ,, 11.; 1 IS8t! ,4 ,,, Roofing
r 'State Llw l<.1JJ quuht1 Heu,un,,tJI._. H"'\'" ~'1'' \4 ·• tyr"'" 9.;.;.;.;..;;.;;..;;... ____ _ 1<111.!'. I 1111 lnr t•'>l•millf' ll•·W Ho ,..., fJ·.,-~, ~l.rlP ldW reouires Iha! all
650 ?128 "" Im Or 111 I l' 1~<u • ~..i 1111.1 «rtlr actcir~ who perfo•m
w ,, • •vPr $200 1nc.lud1ng
WA 1 GRAf'lllt •. Secrrtuial 1 •I" lr>Cl .-na1t1,.a1s muss
~11eG1ui.11ooy 111 t r11111"'" • Services 1 • ""~eel 111111c.ensed
rooru~ li62 7'11'1 -•f t,r, r·n .• h~f P1rJC. I"'' JtlO•S ~11ould so
"'"" '" 1he11 .ioverhsong (. '"'' 1c1or~ aria con-'utJte• s 1.onliltl Mary
',, Jiil.i r al 5'i8 4086 with
,, , ll ;,..st1i1r\s Contrac
, ~•alto License
II• 1•<J 28 C.ivlL Cen1er
f.'l<1l .i nocm· 690 Santa
A oa (A 9270 I
Papering ;._ .. ____ ..._ _____ 1•1 ' lt o/<(O I 1 I jlAflll
Fa1 lhlllg lnll•r 1m lJl.!SHl'
HAN(olNG STH.PPINr, I • 1 •' '' o• "l 1' I VISA Ml. SlOll I ' I 1:• I 1 • o ol o ,,,1 I
WE GALS SttOtJI IJ
HANG TQ(.,(lH(I• 1Sprinklers
~39 0730 Anylim~ ""'1N.._S_T_A_L_LA-T01l_O_IC_'l_t_P_l_IA-
h t10 Coven
1
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PATIOS ReQwOCJtl flt'C.I<~ l1llle Miss MuHel sat on a ' '"'' 1 .. 1" ,., ...... ,., Tree Service T ullet. along came a OuctMy wor~ '"·I'> .. ,I> d --.... ,.,,....,..._.,..._._ h ltc d 'fb:S on,.',, ... ,1~q J L f'ff <",(nJtCf spider ano read in 1 e
PLA TEA PATCHING
Res1uc:c.os '"' t·•t •o t'"> Neat Paul ~d5 :!'•i7
Class1l1ed Ads &42-5678
Tr1mrr11•1 1 .,. "''• ,, ''"" Daily Pllol C1asst11ed ~•l'ilfl •P~ "'' 1.4;> 1•110 secllon about MIH Mui· • let s Tuttel and bought II
REMOVE ,RUNE HAUL 101 $9 95 You can sell
Lowe~• .. 1 fl• ' 1;4' ·t'53l your lulle1 and lots ol
WAN f A(, 1 ION'I
C1ess1IPd Ads 642 ·5678
other tnrngs 1hrough
Daily PtlOI Classtlted
Ads Call 642-5678
_,e ..... 1.,,p ..... w ... 1 ... •t._.•-.•--5-1 ...... 00 Help W1att4 5100 Help Waatt4 5100 Btlp W1att4 5100 Help Wtated 5100 Help Wtatecl 5100 Htlp Waatt4 5100
• HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Beauty
•Assistants, 11am1ng
program
• Man1curos1, exper
Cllen1e1e nol necessary
Richard Ouelle11e Salon
200 Newporl Center Or
NB
Tuesday . September 27 . IOAT MAlllT. MECNHIC
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Express ideas. make contact Person needed for ell rou-
with those who are bright. cheerful and who encourage you to \Ines. mechanical, main·
utilize talents Steer clear of those with penchant for being tenance and general · . • . maintenance of corpor· gloomy, for dlSCOuragmg y ou and for lim1tang horuons. Short a1e boat Average 30
trip could be on agenda hrtwk year-around Send
TAU R US (April 20-May 20): Exchange o { ideas could Resume and salary re-. . . . . qurremenls lo Ad No 3 I culminate tn profitabl e enterpnse. Member of opposi te sex Daily P11o1 po Box
figures prominen tly, helps y ou locate item that had been lost, 1560. Cossa Mesa CA
11\is&ng or stolen. Money picture is brighter than originally 92626-0560
anticipated. Virgo plays key role. Bookkeeper. 91onera1 o•·
GEMINI (May 21..June 20): Lunar cycle high -JU. dgment, l•ce wanted 101 prtn11ng ous1ness. experience
antuition will be on target. Past error will be corrected -family preferable or w1ll1ng to
member changes views. decides to support your position . Be 1rain 11ght person Call
diplomatic and a "gracious winner." Taurus, Libra persons 540· 1355 as~ •or Jack
figure prominently. BRAINS bfllllanr director seeks lop ass1 MIF Or-CANCER (June 21 -July 22). F ocus on hospitals. institutions ganize programs tO y1s
and tradiuo ns. Past experience proves of tm.measurable aid OI mgml c~p • refs req
Individual temporarily t.'Onfined is on your side, wiU help if 1 FI T 1 p, 1 1ob Salary Resume MIT Bo~ asked. C larify terms. streamline techniques. ge t rid of t62 Laguna Bch 92652
superfluous mate rial and expenses. cab'inei Shop Help E~ ..
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Re latio nship antens1fles, you get penence hetplut bul not
your W lSh and you 'll also have addi tional r espons1b1liUes. Lunar necessary $41hr 10 s1or1
focu s on powers o f persuasion , abi.l.tty to utahz.e natural charm in 850 1755
construct.Ive manner. Money com es from surprise source and Cesn1er1c1erk •or AM
driver
Fu1111me pos111on, Mon-Fri.
8 • 5 pm Stall $4/hr
Apply at Masser Slue·
p11nt <'34 Fischer Ave.
Costa Mesa
Drivers • Cross country
Cal1lorn1a License 1e-
q u1re d M acGregor
Yach1s Corp 1631
Placenlla, Cossa Mesa
Drovers needed. insurance
required ecomrcal car
needed 751-0453
E~peroenced person tor
wknd help 1n small Senior
C11tzens Board and Care
home Hrs 9 AM Sal • 9
AM Mon Fe Pref Call 9·5
!>48·7163
E;.perienceo Roofer. Full
and Par1-11me, Costa
Mesa 545.9734
Four Supervisory open-
ings for Health Orlen·
1edlselt mo11va1ed 1nd1-
v1dua1s High earning
POlenltal No e•pe11ence
1equ11ed We Train 1n Npl
otc 650 2148
Full 1rme Iron! & back Ol·
lice netp needed for busy
N e w p o rl
Oph1halmolog1s1 s 0111ce
ewperoence orelerreo
646·2471
Housekeepe11Cook for
p1oless1ooa1 woman 1n
Hun11ng1on Harbour, 4 dy
wk Call 846-1 4 76 all 6
846-0583
Housekeeper full charge.
live·tn. own car Good
salary 738·3561 115 So
Harbor S1e A Fu11er1on
NOUSHHPllll
Ho!el Cleaning Person
spec1a1 deta11 Must
speak English and be will·
1ng to work weekends
$4/hr Call Mrs Purdie
497-4477 SURF ANO
SANOS HOTEL
Laguna Beach frame shop
seeks appren1rce 1rainee
lull or PI T avail Ph for
appl 494-5822
medical
Large OB·GYN practice 1n
Newport Beach nas front
of11ce position ava•I for
e•peroenced malure 1nd1
v•dual w1lh teadersn1p
background po1en1tal for
advancemen1 & salary
open Call Answer Ad
: 831 64<'-4300 24hrs
UliAL SECROARY Experoenceo Newpon
Center Fashion Island
Call Mr Stone 640·8900
UHL SECRETARY
AsstS!lng Newspaper
Dealer In Irvine area
Musi en1oy working with
children Mon-F11 10 00
am -7 30 pm m Van
Slallon Wagon or Smell
pickup needed Only very
responSlble. neat person
need apply Satary
$200 00 week plus mite.
age Contact G Hyde
642-432 t Mon-Fft 9 30
11 00 a ni ONLY
Office Pos111on 1n Wess
mms1e1 C1e11cal ex
penence necessary
Plea$e call belween 9am
-12 noon, 895· 1222
OIL COMPANY
OPENINGS
Offshore r1gs and re
lrnenes No exp $30,000
plus a year For tnlo call
3 t2-920·9675 ex1 2239P
a1so open evemngs
PART TlllE
Earn up 10 $400 per
monlh Re111ees House-
w1les. College S1utlen1s
Neea dependable au10 to
deliver Oa•ly PolOI •n
Laguna Beacn (2 hrs per
dayl Weekday P M
Weekends A, M Call Mr
Barrow 642 4321, e~t
343 EOE
PART TIME
PRE-SCHOOL POSITION RECPT /GEii. OFC. UECUTIY( S£0ROARY
parl time 9 30-l 30 Flec.tr <J"" ~ 1irm CM .-,., C crpora1e nead·
Mon-Frt ComDo P"~ see~.-. 1.,11 '''"' r~rt'I •111<1•ltirs 101 s1a1e-w1de
t11on clencat IS "'"'i-"'Q 11cu11s1 ,. !'''""".; 1 1 '' '" .es1men1 lorn 1n New· w ch1ltlre'n Musi tJe ctllle t.f'rso1talrly .,1111,1y 1,, l•l)rl aeacn Shor1nand
to type Salary crim 11rin\lle 4 ,,,,.. '"'~l'Jnll» 1110 e1perier1ce req1,11red
mensurale w1ao11t11es & r>l•one Sy'>lf'm g sonil' £ .cellen1 Career Op·
exper Child sWorld Ct111 tyf.>1nl) '·' • ,,,., '" , po•tuno 1y Call S53·0940 dren s Censer 1842? mrottlnse•t,.,, 'H•9/(4 Monrro9·S30 Culver Dr Irv 55;> 48~8
PRE SCHOOi
TEAt..HEA·Full ltme PO!.
•loon on es1aohshed Irv
Re11 .. 1 ior '>1111 '"'' "Y o<Jaro
P. ''" su11C1,1 Mo• ;4 lot Sll1ll S411 ') ·o:.s
chtl<J care ce111 er restalt10111
w/pre'!c;hoot 111ogram 1mn1e<l1illP <>I•" •ngs lor
EC E C.er1tlrca1e rPq • t' • I v " ~ • ll I e
Exper destred Satar 1 P111t ,..,.,a.,.1•t 1 I!< p•e 10
commensu•ate w1e,per m 11-.•• ~;rn1J1o111ff\E"> ario
Child s Worl<l Ch1loren .-. P l .h•tov"'•t''> 11"1111 agP
Center 18422 Culver Or lo Oto~" i 1 ,1~1 Hrs
Irv 552-4858 Mvr1 rr1 8 • 2 30
PIT. 5 6 IHS pr day. llll" MEY£ r111C11 5 ' ·' 623l'
data entry & ge11 I Ol11Ce HET All
GOOO 101 Sludf''11 r1111 hro•t• I.hill I""" Relaol
q55·2600 sa•e" ,.,,,,., '"l P1ease
P 1 T fife c1e1 k Musi 11:.ve
al1Jllol roumPrlC e' penentP 3 d11y work
we>'~ 84" 1)(14 I
PIT help In & Out Pholo
1rv1m• Car Rei.iuoreO
Camer" knowlt>C1gf' prpl
Hour~ t0-4 857 O 16 1
c.atl 1<11 <11•1 I COSl:t
Mesi l <14 ~ll' Seer ..
Pel•I• M~r t.l' h·ltlren~
'>tNP "•11 (,.\(> •1" '4
'ioollP'i
*'OWN SHOP* P~" r '" ""'" r 'P .... om.>1 ':'> •t:it,..11 cioth•tlQ
5iJIP') t~q W1tl ffdtrl II\
f3ruJ ii 1tli tr ( ntiAI r M
$£CR ET ARY
Gooo Skills Front otltce
app,.~rarrce 1 Person of·
ltce ·I 4·833·2820
SECRETARY M<t or Stock Brokerage
I ,,,, trns 1mmea opemng
Irr nan lime Sec·
relary ReC"i:.tllon1s1 Ac· uralt! typosl phone
P>p!'r pref Hrs 12 30 •
4 JO Call Hel en .
B4i 2~23
SEC.RE T ARY Needed lo
a'1Swf'r phones Flei hrs
75? 0462 airer 7 pm
SEl.RE .. AP~ Real Estale
•• .1:-i1nen1 ~onsu1tan1s
1)1 ••·Q "11..VPM SH or
SIJttHlw orq n9 gooo
or ,.,.,, f Jlero1oa1 Lots or
, .... ~,, l.a•t lo• apot
I ·14' l:IJ°i "« <5 Jill
5paP•s PtT Oll1ce h!'IP Typ1n9 ,,.
qu••ed Variell ttour5
Newport area b7J 9389
<• f, , ' W,fb ti:',• C:f.. .AVQ14 r JI• or parl
<,all:!'>
ftAOIOLO&Y TECHlllCltU EARii TOP PAY
Musi be cerlthed Pos111on S300-S850 WI p IT
1.m,. 1tme 01 al wort..
(·4? 183<'
SUl-COITHCTOlll
"
'--. . . S11111. Fri Tues Apply there w1 ue a legitimate uwestment opporturuty. Mornongs Gitt Shop
V IRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 22): Focus on business. career, John Wayne Aorport
advancement, added_prestige. What appeared to be a lost cause Belly 546·0076
FULL Tiii£ PAY
PART-Tiii( WOfll Qppor1unt1tes available
with lhe Los Angeles
Tunes C1rcul.auon De·
partmen1 1n our
dooMo·dOOr newspaper
sa•es program Guaran·
leed hourly wage plus
comm1ss1on Hours 9AM
· 2PM or 4PM • 9PM
Training 1s provided
Poten11a1 to earn $300
plus per week For an 1n-
t er v1 e w Call 17141
957-2361. ext 1204
needed lor busy general practice 1n Hun11ng1on
Beach Salt starler 3 yrs PHONE CLERK tegat experience Musi
ava1lat>le lcir lull ltmP ' 9·6 Mon Fn No eve Sello119 a new adverf1son9
nings or weekends Busy progr;1m 10 bus111esses
ii'fcf\istrl3111a-mtTy pra!:Tlte Work 1n A •• 1.. oll•r;e w11t1
in Santa Ana Founlatn o11vall' ser.retary $100
Valle area M 81 be able hco1111~ walk111g 1nrougt1
and "withng 1~ work in door 101 quatol•etl rep
back oll•ce Spanish 1ese111&1r11e5 However
speaking helpful Salary no e •Perren~ .. 11<'t.essory
Pro1ec1 ror b•d now all
t•ades 897-9808
will n ow he successlully revived Y o u'll touCh on universal CHILD CARE
havae<l-law. ~r.it1ry-lne...Datly Pilol Cl~lalton
10 partner 847-604 1 Dept is seeking a phone ver11tca11on clerk 20
hours a week, $4 per
hour Applicants rntJst
have a good phone per
sonal11y Apply 1n person
bet 2·4 Mon ·Thurs .. ask
TEA1..H£Jl AJ Q£ prpscnoo1 1mmed AM
pat I 11me pos11ton bay
area 549-387 7 theme. pro ject will be completed and views will be substantiated. Pa11111me morning nours
Aries play s key role. uperlence preferred
LIB RA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Emphasis on travel, added 962· 1374 (ask tor Karenl
mdependence. new starts, creativity and "encounter" with ~~~ica!veekends Light
dynamic. dramatic m ember o f opposite sex. You'll get to h eart of Bookkeeping Apply 1n
matters and should be direct, even aggressive. Leo figures an person Mergar11av111e.
Prominent manner. 2332 west Cst Hwy Np1 Bch I 30-3 30 pm
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov 21): Intuitive intellect plays major
role. Puu.le will be solved, you'll gain through investigation, O. I . A.'S
resarch. Y ou 'll know what to d o al crucial moment, legal 7-3and3-11 Mesa Verde Conv Hosp 661 Center questions will be answered to your advantage. Cancer, Aquarius s 1, C.M 548-5585
General Oltlce • lull lime
Light typing No ex·
peroence necessary Con-
1act Ula at 556-3110
persons play important roles. Computer Data Entry, 1n --------• SA G l'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Make inquiries, plan Npt Bch real es1a1e ol· GeneralF~~~~IME
campaign but avoid direct encounter. Focus on legal rights, lice Typing 45 • wpm a HUS ORIER
no>rmissions. Moon position highlights public relations and a must Vartely 01 duries r Call Lois e1 833-2900 COMPUTER EllTRY
constructive clash o f ideas. Gemini and another Sagittarian COSMETICIAN Top Nwpt S6 hr Call btwn 9.4
figure lJl exciung scenano. Beach salon. fixed salary Mon-Fn 645-781 1
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasas on employmen t, • tips 494.1555 -------•
d ependents. pets and health. It is lime n ow to begin rebuilding COUNTER Mature person
process. to check v ario us o ptions Delay serves to yo ur for Cleaners 1n c M
advantage, reali;r.e that y ou can afford to play waiting game. 3.00-6 30pm 646·5 110
Select quality material customer service
AQU ARIUS J 20 F b 8 Good 1 h '-'· h Jorn a growing corpor· ( an • e . 1 ): unar aspect Jgi wg ts a11on sran w1111 ltght de-
r omance. change of scenery, dramatic announcement from livery' work and doong
y oung person. Be ready for travel. variety and meaningful cus1omer service pall
dial · h be f · Ge · · Sa · · llme Hourly wage • mite· ogue Wll mem r o opposite sex. nuru. gittanus age Appearance is 1m-
persons figure prominently. por1an1 and muss have
PlSCES (Fe b. 19-March 20). Emphasis o n security, building car 859-7204, ask for
for future and defining territ.orial rights. It may be necessary to Ramona
temporarily dismantle pro'-t f or ultimate purpose of rebuilding customer service . !"-, . Nice voice. telephone e~
o n more solid base. Relative does have sound idea concerrung perience lake Insurance
possible mvestment survey M·TH, 6pm-9pm
Nice HB olllce $4 75/hr
-----_ to s1art 963-7457
Htlp Wutt4 5100 Htlt Waatt4 5100 Help W11tt4 5100
1££1 £lllll CASH? ARCHITECTURAL • REC EC PT I 0 NIST.
Unllm1ted. permanenl parl ORAFTSAMAN last11onable. FIT Richard
time positions open E.t!per 1mmed opentng Ouellette Salon, 200
mu!>I be available at least Pac1f1c Bu••dtng Newport cen1e1 Dr N B
(' weekdays 1AM or Pt.At Concepts 548· 1181 BabySIHer tor 4 4 8 yr olds
DECORATOR saus
Do you love decorating
11nd working with people?
Flex hrs PI T lull lime
company 1ra1n1ng avail
499-1461
&ra,lllo Artist
Tr1l111
School Portfolio 0 K
979-7660 Ted
Hop Sing s riow htrlng da·
!Ivery drtve<s for New-
port and Laguna Beacn
Call 494·40"4, 1000
North Coast Hwy, Laguna
Beach
Hor11cullural
p /TI Fiii Tl••· 1n1eroor and exterior m111n1
Expe11enced only Own
1ranspor1111on 760· 1486
NOUSEIHPHS
Earn S 1 I 70 working PI T
by Christmas, or $2340
working FIT Permanent
work need car and
phone Flax schedules,
1obs 1n your area Reg
clients No teies or leea
Wt1nheld
. 41 OPElllllH
Liquor Clerk, mghls 4
w~nds 1888 Placenha
Costa Mesa
Main1enance Men Per-
form c1ll types ol Ap1 re·
pairs Previous employ·
rnent as apt matnl or
builder customer ser.i1ce
reQutted 642-4907
wkdys 10·'*
-----------
•HHERI HEIEI II you have a s1atlon
wagon or Van and can
recruit. train, mo11va1e
and supervise teenagers
conlactlng new cus·
tomers tor local news-
papers you can earn
$450 10 $800 per week
working evenings and
Saturdays Musi be 21 or
older Contact M r
Roundtree at 548-7058
Week day s b e1ween
11:00 a m and 2 00 p.m.
Mechanic, foreign &
domes11c. over 1 yrs exp
Can Terry 551 -2101
MEDICAL ASSIST Wllh
Back & Front otc exper
tor Oph1halmology 0111ce
Newport Beacn 631·7577
Models. Actors. pit Xlras,
commerc•als & TV Snow·
cse 778-FILM kids 100
MOVER/DRIVER
St1nl11 Aottn
llt•i•1 c •. Needed 1mmed1a1e1y1
Must be rehable nerd
working, Valld Or l.•c
650-1366
for Ca1her1ne or Del'>ra
HOW.HY c ....... . EOE
Part-lime ,.,,, .....
ftur laotllt Work Parl-llme, 9 am · 2
pm, or 4 pm • 9 pm wun
the Los Angeles Times
C1rculat1on team In tele-
phone sates Earn an
hourly wage • com·
m1ss1on Tratn1ng
provided For de1a1ls,
Call 7 14-540-0301
PHTTIME
WHIHIS Supervise Newspaper car·
riers early morn
4am-10am Sal & Sun
Musi nave van s1a1ton
wagon or small pickup.
Hourly wage & mileage
Apply 1n person week·
days 330 W Bay St
Cosio Mesa Orange
Coasl Darty Pllol EOE
PHYSICAL TMHAPIST
Must be registered Pos·
11ton available tor lull
11me 9·6 Mon-Ft1 No
evenings or weekends
Busy lndustri<lamlly
practice 1n S a nto
Ana/Fountain Valley
area Salary and beneltts
commensu1a1e w11h c~
pe11ence New Grad11a1es
OK Contact Tom
546 •233
Have sometnlng 10 aell?
Claultled ads do It well
retepnone
and Benel1ls com NO t..HARv( BACKS
mensurai e wtlh 8 , NO nESEnvcs• MUST
OUTSTAllllH
P/T O"T'l
pe11ence New Graduates T R < 1 t.. a I I S I e v e
0 K Contact Tom Thonirsen '>10 4140
•Salary• Comm· Bonus
• S10p1h1 easy
546-4233 SALES • Appt selling only
• Eves & 4 hrs Sat
Jell 544-8861 RUL£STAT£ Rental/sales agenl tor ac-
tove Island office We
have openings for two eK
pertenced, f\111 lime
ltcensed agenls Com-
missions only Call Bene
Walsh,
-
\\\II Hllhl'I
1111'11 ... '"' RI ,. I -.tAl[
e73-e900
ree1uaran1s
Luncn wa11ers/wfl11ressP<
& busuoys. e~per d onlv
Pleasan1 PeasAnt. 4:.>51
Marllngale Way NB
REC£PTIOlllST 1uunsuo11
Ou1Slandlng oppl y tor ex
pe11e11ced pro1ess1ona1
Tues·Sat. LdM are11 0 1
lice 87 1 905 1
Rtot,tlonlat/Stc'y
NWpl Bch Plll'>llC relaltOllS
lirm Sl''!kS pe1sonaote ~
compe1en1 rnd1v1d11at
Good 1yping sklll:i S gt>n
eral ollite capab11111es re
QUtleO 720 094 I
RECEPT ./OFFICE
lor busy N B on1nmetrost
Et11c1en1 1n1e111gMI EAP
nee F T 646·4502 IJa111
Tl1 e 1as1es1 draw tn 1ne
MICRO COMPUTERS
Matu•P µerson w1bus1 S
comouier e~p 754-6363
SALES PERSOll PLANT STORE P1t1me
645 J392 tO 6prn
SCTftY/R£CEPT. Reat Esta1e Investment
companv nds energetoc
ao ltculate 1nd1v1dual 10
answer phone~ and type
gent>rfll co111•snondencP
Please S"nd r!'~ume 10
Mc I 1chlan tnvestmenl
(.;o. t400 DovP S1 New
11or1 Oo11ch. C;i 0<-660
T£UPNH£
SOLICITORS
we need good people to
sel uµ appo1n1ments
lrom our Cosla Mesa Qt.
lice 1n 1ne evenings lor
Hohtlay Inn s new travel
club Satary • com-
n11ss1on • bonus Cell
151 4222 aller 1 P M
TU£PNOI£ WORI
$5-$7 Hour
No sethng Salary No e•·
oe11ence nec essary
company will 1raon Eve-
5ec•e1a11a1 (.,pnp011 oirc mng nours tdeal 1or Siu·
Part t•rnP ITICl!lll~ rn your dents En1oyable working
hf1n1r Typ111g trltng atmosphere For •P·
phnnr119 Nr.in<Js 111e porntmenl call Mra
b~kpnp HllVf' car o\ sett Jones 662·5843 r.< 11t1tttng lyP!'Wf•ler $6 ht ~ 111dei'lge 1J ~ Invest· PART TIME
tnl'tll Syste1115 1n c M F ohagi> plant ma1n1enance
6•1:' R4<14 111~111np on ollrces ' :1 dys pr wk
~ ec r ,.., ,,, y 1 A~ .-.1st an I
need<>tl .mm .. rt lnr small
ptPas;,nl 0111ce non
sr11c~,., nrtl~ word pro
cess111Q 111tl or IBM Sys-
E•penence preferred
Mui.1 h;1ve car 557-0785
TOP$$$
Fem11IP~ Pref Models A
Escor1s 1213) 866· 1984
'"'" r:i P•pe11er1C.t>I·--------· pro>t"'"'d Uut1es 1nclucJe cu<.ll'lmer ~ Clp1ter coo
tac-I qP11e1111 olhce .\
p1irc.1t.1s111g, mus1 tie setl
SliHler Env11 0SCOJH'
Lo•~· 7 11 w I 71h 51 uml
F8 t.os•.i Mesa
645-4400
Tfllll ~IS
MOW TO tEll
Was! a Dally Pt lot
Classltled Ad 642-5678 want Ads Call 642-5678 arid weekends Work ap· ART SALES p/I Reliable, ma1ure,
prox1ma1e1y 15·30 oer Creative Flair REF s 673-5257
week depena1ng on work 405.9754
Delivery Person. $3 50/hr
Weekend n1ghls Musi be
2 1 yr with good dr1vong
recortl 546-3963
For interviews, Orange
Counly 750·3954, So
Orange Co 661-7864
Newpo11 Harbor Shipyard
needs painter s helpers
Apply 8 am • 4 pm
Mon-Frr 675·2550. at
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Help gtve tnem a head
start Earn IOP SSS p111
ltme evenings Only
tJOS•llve dependable,
ou1goong adults need
aoptv Pnone 646-7021.
~ 10 10 6 p m Monday
lhru Fr1oay
TIAYU AIEllT toad Earn moriey wn1le _ Y banking
you learn 10 sake •nven-i'lssemblers Apply 7 AM SA YlllGS tory ustng our system M acGreg or Yacht s
Work primarily 1n Orange Cprps. t631 Placentia lllllAGER
County Must be 18 or Costa Mesa
Htgh School Grad Ideas Assemblers (Bicycle!
1ob for s1udents and needed lowork in a pro· homebodies apply II PEISOI gress1nve organlzallon • Must nave mech'I ability 17610 Beach Blvd Ste5•. For appt. 631·3248
Mon-Fri, 9am-2pm
WWHllTll
lntlTllY IHY.
2 opemngs Floral trat'lee
(PIT) and Ortver (FIT)
Apply 1n person, Call
5,.5.0093 for 11pp1
Allefl110n experl Neal
professional seam11ress
tor top quat11y work. 3
day/wk Call for •PPI
673-1868
•PPllance repaor
Small appliance re -
pelrrnen e\pertence
necessary Apply Laguna
Elec1rtC Co 497-545 1
ae1&111• 1r1Yic1
an1mH
FIT & P/T Potltlon11 now
available wlnew DlllribU·
lion Co In 0 11fl9e Co
reprSHnllng MajOr Na·
11onet Elect1on1C1 Firm
Career & Managemanl
Opportunlly'1 Available
Part lime e11rn1ng1 S 1200
mo or more Call for In·
1erv1ew1 & lnform1111on
1130 10 530 Mon & Tua
(7 14) 472-9364
aulO
Full 1tme 11·6. auto etectrlc
rtl)atr man and part ume
10·3 euto atec111c hal~r
1ome deltverles OC Aulo
EtectriC 775·6 165
Aggressive. m•d·slled Sl\I·
1ngs & loan seoks 1a1-
ented lndlvldual for
!)r and new Newpor1
Beach olllca Position re·
quires 4·6 years savings
& loan eKperlence. 81rong
opera11ons background
and proven track record
In buslneu development
Good communlcalfon
skills and llblllty to work
with people s must
w e o"er an attrec1lve
compensation and ben·
etns package Please
aond resume tnchidlng
salary 1equ1Mmenta to
Pertonn..t Dept
Siii MIRlllO
SAYlll&S
1855 W K11111ll11 Av~
OrMge. CA 112667
Equnl Oopty Employer
M/F
TPle IHI"' dr111• In the Tr•d• your old 1tufl for
Weet. 1 D•lly P1101 new goodlee wlln 1
Delivery Person, Must be
18. for lypewrner com
pany Call lor appl
752·0229
Dental Recepllon1s1. RDA
requ11ed. e•per1ence nee,
lull ltme for last. fun ol·
lice Ask for Nancy
645-7580
Desk Clertc wanted See
L11rk Hotel 646-7445
Apply 7AM·Noon only ------Clasllti.d ... 6'42· 78e7
ForO.Sll~ Ad
ACTIQN c.u A DAILY PILOT
40.YtSOI
MJ-1411
PIT mutt know F1t11 &
Aquarll.lm equip Mlftnf!
6 freth f\e1ta1>11 tr1n1
ApPIV 436''°' 17Hl. C M
Betwn 8·11 3011m wkcjys CIUllfled Ad 642-5876 Ctuallled ed. 642-5078 ~-=---::::=====~~~~~-'I
ldl'S
HOUSEKEEPING Inc
Want Mls/642· 7667
The laatea1 draw In the
Wear .a Dally Piiot
Cluamec:t Ad. Cell Today
IM2·5678
~aily Pilat ·
lllLY PILOT
UlllEI TUllEE
Now accepting applications
for District Manager to
supervise n ewspaper car-
riers. Salary commensurate
with experience. Company
benefits plus bonus op-
portunity. M ust have Van,
Station Wagon or P ickup
with shell. Mileage allow-
ance included. Apply in
person, weekdays, 3 PM to
5 P M at 330 West Bay St.,
Costa Mesa. .........
Newspaper
KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
AGES 11-14
EARN UP TO $75.00 PER WEEK
Wt now h1v1 I~ optn1na: for YQllftl Hi"
btavm to securt readtn for flit Ol•nc• Coa~t
0.111 Piiot Our crews slut ti J JO pm •nd
work until 8 30 p.m wetkd8YS On S1turdi y, we
work l few more hour\ You •tll u rn m8ny l11ps
and pmu. alone w1lh u rning your o•n money
tfltrr 1s no ~~1v~11nc or cottectio~ tnYOlnd
II you art 1nt~rtsl!d. pltnt call Mr f trl
MCA
C()O( (714) 548-7058
Vaca11on 1rave1 agent,
Sabra trained Irvine ol·
free Cell Sue 545·5123
I· TOTt-ll MAR101 .... , ..... r,.., ....
Srert your new career on
our Jrd shill and p10-
gress Into upper man·
a09me11t level Daily In·
lervtews l1etd from 9 1m -
4 pm ol 12422 Lamp90n
-ltM I. Garden Grove. or
cnll 714-537·,.840
E.O E
U-TOTE-M
CASIUEltl/OUHI
NO W H IRING FOR
CASHIERS AT 12422
LAMPSON GAROEN
GROVE. F A O M
9AM 3PM MON TUES.
THUR$, FRI CAll
7 t4-637-4840
EOE
For Ctaullled Ad
ACTION
c .i111
D•tty Pllol
AO·VISOA
642-5878
aa Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, Sept 26. 1983
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Distant
• Southern c:1ty
9 Crest
1• Turmoil
16 Alleges
18 Male and
lemale
17 Finishes
19 Star. p1ef
20 Follow
21 Summer Fr
22 Direction
abbr
23 Swiss
herdsman
2• Anthony and
Barbara
26 Hot rocl<
29 Beetle
31 Depot. abbr
32 All-square
33 -split
36 Head. Fr
38 Work pref
39 Hlllary·s
conquest
•1 Unlike
•3 Gumshoe
4• Beget
•6 Dog
•7 "A" of
2 3 ,.
17
20
23
•7
51
69
"B.A "
•9 Negative
prell>.
50 Monk
5 t Olflc:e copy
52 Plucky
54 Energy
58 Cheery word
60 Bikini part
61 Ergo
62 Very best
64 UK city
66 Sheets
67 Inner
PREVIOUS
PUZZLE SOL YEO
68 111 's neighbor r,.;.i~.;.!l~IP+~,..,..
69 Nourishes
70 Origin
71 .. _Miser-
ables"
DOWN
1 Lowdown
2 Venerate
3 Brutus, e g
4 Incredible
5 Blvd
6 Appor11oned
7 Entry e>1am
8 Agreed
9Wise - -
owl
10 Mend shoes
11 Out-goer
var. 40 Pesters
12 Thrice. pref 42 StorehOuses
13 Within: pref 45 Enrollee
18 Greek poet 48 Declared
24 Obhtera11ng 53 -Antla
25 Suit 55 Up to
27 Poem part 56 View
28 Choler 5 7 Flocks
30 Greenbacks 59 Fowl
33 Greek letters 61 Ltmp1ng
34 Deflect 62 Goblin
J!:i F1v11 63 Deception
37 At any time 65 Vehicle
.---.-~5-.~6--.~7:--T-="8-~9--~1~0-r-11--..~12~~1~3~
ltlt Waat.. 5100 Aatiseea 6010 hraitut 6025 :::i~iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilsecrelary desk. Amer DIVORCE SALE -lake ad·
PART-TIME Varied hours ctrca 20 S725 760-8661 vantage of my loss 1
10 include early A M • 60 Armo1ure walnut $350
""eekends Musi have de· Apphaacta 11 Sp1ne1 piano llke new
pendebte vehtcle (small HARBOR AREA $900 19 RCA color TV
1ruc~ van s1a11on APPLIANCE SERVICE w remole cont $100
wagon) 10 assist news-we sell recond guar Compl se1 of Lenox d•s
paper ctealer in lr1;1ne appliances 549-3077 hes ChrtSlmds pa11ern
area Musi bt' oepen-• ~rv lor 12 used 1 meal
dabte Con1ac1 Greg Rtfriurattr Salt StSOO new now $750
Hyde Monday tnru Friday AA WEST COAST APPL 673·23:!2
lletween 9 30 and 10 30 REBUILDERS. NOW IN
a m only 642-4321 COSTA MESA
• 2 Locatrons 10 serve you
wa11ressl Cock1a11s &
Cook Cos1e M esa
650· t840 Call 2·5
1880 Harbor Blvd CM
Delw~n 19tri & Newpon
650· 707 7 or 650-7082
Rebldg plan! showroom
132 So Main St Orange
Elhan Allen Ro~al Charier
Tester Beo Ees1ern king.
dark oai. incl bO• sprtng
& mallress lilce new
S3 000 value will sell
S2 000 496-60 15 or
493· 1528
634~=0:~~~~~~92 I IUY FHllTUH
Jti.1 Waat.. 5105 •Retrigerators $119 up Les 957-8133
-----------•Freezers$119up Kg sz bed hrm. frame & Woman w/ 1' • yr old child •Washers/Dryers S 129 up cherry noora • ~Od1ng
wtexper as coolo. Mekpr All carry 3 months parts & s2so1000 Oll1ce desk
& drv s fie w/rets seeks 1a1>01 warranty Delivery w /6 owr!I S tOO Blue vel-
l 1ve-1n pos111on Jo ave1let>le Maste1Charge ve1ctirS25Sears Wash-
645·9412 & Visa 9-6 Mon-Sal er /dryer S250 Full lgth
Jti.a Waatt4/ • 7 mo gas iange. CaJor1c mirror $25 All 1n good
Do•tttic 5107 $400 All 6. 559-8170 ~f;.8240 Cash only
uve-1n, mature refs. Caul FREEZER Admiral up· Ladies enlq desk, pert
dr he Children pref 5 rtghl good cond S250 cond s 150 540"09"2 languages wages nego-also Reing $35 494-4 79 I
ttabte Joann 631·5086 Fieezer Sears 15 3 FIF
C&ll 00 gd CO~d $148 548~8369
King sz deep red velvel
quilted spreed w/match
pillows $50 642·4842
~M_h_c•~•-••-•-"-·-·~-n~1~1 ... ,,,hit 7014 -•-'-'-' _w_._.,_,_•_ ... t ... oz-.o Aa111, lapr•" Aa1n, lapre" •••••· 1ap11" A••••· hantlt
f'oc)I I 11u111 uoO(l tr)ll(J HOfJll Ill lrlr ""'Cot OD• Data•• 9117 P111c~• 9157 v.1.11...... t173 Ca4lUac 9309 M u,. sell• S l?!.i r111nbow •llll• inany D · WlllY -
4132 \1641 1ros Aorolv used Sec11 USCOCf.AS& TRUCKS !fr '80 ~ulllul 510, nu 7'1 Ill IS Targa. riar• • 79 Efao1ado '.HI •50
nao1a1 Aim S1w 1200 lt<.e Sl79!> 673-3600 COME INORCALLFOR tadlll tlfM, Olltun M t· modal, new paint 111 ... -':•.WllTWAGIN •'.'• octuislrn• llket>r&noot""
,"E(a,,••t••L vtced only auto alf too. S 10.600/080 A peraonal eno p1oud 11~ w1tw• tttfto 11 Ilk ett
- -11ereo P-e1ee11n g 551-9022 clullve vw agentv 0101 510 600lll•I 475 1277
Co1m1ot·Dellllo $41150 Don 1140 noo 73 Targa, very CIOln. ttted to quellly 1Htrv1c11,
Floor 111ck S 100 Tr aar1 Lo1ser .1 .. 1 eono. r>ew Htl
comp S 100 646-&848 $850 67!'>·9260
1wo p1ec111j ol WATER
FORD CRYSTAL oargoln
prices S75 ea 551·4276
WESTMINSTER PARK
SINGLE CEMETERY LOT
ON DRIVE 559·8154
Mhc. Waat•• 6220
WAITED
MICROWAVE
ANO
f\A TT AN DINING SET
Will pay cash or trade
Wards refrtg. good cond
969· 1221 ell 10em
WANTED USED SWING
SET IN GOOD CONO
631 -343 t
Musical last. 6224
But1dy flute, exit cond
$125 760-8661
Gtoson J·SO Guitar
wicase $275, AHltne
autonarp $70 642· 7961
Prtttdle 1ll 1:ma HaUctr .tlnl
cond S2000 496-1468
IHI Maiat.
Service 7020
Boat CoverstTops1ln1
Guar s1ttch1ng Fast ser"
Pree Cnvs 720-0573 NB
Stirs a 0.Cka 7022
601 Dock spoce.
power. water.
7141673 1003
Newpoll Marina/slips
dllV. week month
646-0SSt
Bic1clt1
MEN'S 26 ' FLANOAIA
10 SPEED BIKE $25
Biii 969-1221 all 10am
OMEYllOUT 76 280Z. exit cond, comp 6 9 • 0 0 0 m I I e • spal8 patte dlld 11 coni-
18211 BEACH BLVD refurbished $6000 ot>o S9600/0BO 968·796 t peltllve 18105 presen HUNTINGlON BEACH talion Of !he UlllQUll S co I' 5 4 O • 1 0 0 5 76 912E, new PS 1tres. Volkswagen Qualny ve-Hl-tOll1141-IU 1 559-6887 sunroof. rebuill eng n1c.111s
WE PAY TIP HLUll 78 280Z exll cond CHERRY• S 15.000tobo BOB CHALLMAN S
FOii HH Ollll $6500 552·0510, eves 760-8582 tier 9/all & ·''.'•WIST WAGE H '·"
ALAI lllll• 80 SX dlK. all power & e~· 83 9<14, whl. 6K ml many Ecurte Shlfle11 CC'>tll
,o.TIAC/s'.a"' tras e•CePt sunroof, ten· 8 ~It a S S 2 0. 9 0 0 0esl Deal -All Way'
" der damage. $4000 1·990-3067 7600 we11m1ns1er Blvd 2480 Harbor Blvd 675 0205 COSTA MESA • ltlll ltyt 9161 We5tm1ns1er
141.4•00141-1417 '81 310 MINT. runsl1ea1. A 1 114/VWl ·WEIT • -1978 SS oils oyco. s I· Total Pertorrnanca vw s 35 mpg sl11reo 3595 ver grey int 19K orig mt,
or ptekup. runs eKll,
am/Im cass needs
clutch 5700 r1rm
84 1·3657
obo 840· l269 service record avail !•--------• Fial 9123 S48,500 Dys 898-2686
·68. s3661d80 s•S-3361 eves 6"4·6615
Can be parted out 'II "" lllTUY sa BHia ---9lfS XlntlS18.500 533-42412
181 Prelude. AIC, am/Im
cass sn/rl, orig ownr
$6500 840-0108
'83 C1v1c, $6000. take over
payments. 50.000 m1la
gaurantee 6<45-7425
642-5102 days ..... 9127
IDYCARVER
IOlS·fOrCE
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65 chevroh!I Impale runs
great $675 631 4270
'65 Nolfe ? or aulo •alve
100 700 tl1t ago runs Ori
rooks gooa no dents
S 1'350 ouo C.all anylnne
b3 I 2927
67 Camara SS needs
m1nur oody work runs
,111t S900 bSI ofr
645 1229 or 52 I <1649
10 Camaro clean ale.
r•u auto Sanyo Cass
i2S001obo 552-1391
Jq Vega Gl new eng.
needs fepatr 5900
63 t-3089 blwn l·!'>.
8't0·047 7 a•t SPM Ask
lr11 Anita
77 Nolfa cstm 4-dr 6-cyl
PI S PtB AIC. rad mag
whlb $2400 759-0650
64•1-4358
Yamaha Alto Sa"' Good Cano s2so 01>0 Motor l ikes 8016 65 fora P U tuns gooo
long DeO $800 497-2643 Tor,ota 9169
192 Cor Tercel lh/bck
SAS. 5 spd al e stereo
cass sn rl. 18.000 m1
$6800 obo 552-8505
Former cu~lome1s 01
Chick Iverson vw New
poll Beath are welcome
al Commonwealth Volks
.... agen You needs 101
Autho111e11 w arran1y
Service. Service & Palls
will be courieously mel
See us lodav• We re
tocah!d at Brtslol g EO·
inger Santa Ana 1us1 2' •
m~es No ol Souln Coas1
Plaza
78 Corvelle
1mmat:ulJh?
Lo aaed 1).iiz 6830 e
J2 600 mt
1n & oul s 8 4 1 5
A pm
968-4990 e~es 64 Lambrella TV17S. xlnl 80 Pu11(JS 2 Ot n&IChDk 4
l yl au10 as low as
$2350 553·963:S Off' r . I con el. rully restored Musi ace 11rn1t11re see' S950tono 759. 1550 69 FORD P U 302 V8. 3
spPeO aic. gooo gas
mileage ~ 1200 548·8894 Equipment 6226 1 New Ricoh 47oO Copier MotorCJC ea/ ·74 Corolla 2 or cpe nu
paint ttres e1c Runs
82 Z:!B 4 spa roaded 15K
m1 S 10 750 833 1290 s1800 957-84!'>1 Scooteu 8011 74 Ford pickup,'• ton w/8
11 cmpr gooo cond
S2500 546-0883 Aaron 73 Yamaha f x6SO Excel-Olf1Ct' desk & chair S 100 675 7729 lent cono111on low mile!> lolllU'S exll $ 1795 OllO
642-6807 SEE US FIRST!
RX700 dry copy mach ei111
cono $300 rncl paper
1oner & caou1e1
548-9827
Piaaos Or aaa
Ptano, Kimball Console.
Peca11 11r11sh. XLNT oon-
0111on $1000 640-6931
Piano late 1800 Storian
Clark Ong mahogany fin
1sn oeaul lone S650
obo Dys 851·1314 eves
499-4929
PIANO Small Upright.
Beaut cond lhruout
Tuned, s1001, delivered
$750 Cell 847-5672
Stars Or111 M41 1142
wtcassetfe. recorder
playllack • ex11as. barely
used $750 r1rm 546-0202
sr.;r•i•1 G"Oo41 6230
6 urfboerd. good cond.
w/leash $40 645-0985
TV1 ldio,
lltrff 6232
BEAUTIFUL fr' RCA
Color TV, :l vr wrnty
$148 Free del Open
Sun TV John"s 646-1786
Magnavox remote cir
TV tmus1c center. 6 door
cal> SJ50 662·6998
Power Boats 7012
16 Boat-Chrysler alum
hull Johnson 60HP
oulbrO lrlr motor ~Int
cond Make ofter
474 1 t0 I
19 ft Plec1r1c Bey boat
seAIS q $ 1500 548-6862
75 24 Re1ne11 cao1n
cruiser lo hrs 1andem
lrlr ell e •tras
59000/0bo 857· 1445
Partner wanted 3 1
Pacemaker Xlnl cono
$3850 dwn. S•30 mo Sllp
& ins rr1ct 720· 1998
8tat1 Sail 7014
1411 lASER Sailboat
many extras •Int cond
$750 1-714-629-0795
28 Lancer. 79 dsl main
111> & Sptnnaker pulprls &
lllellne, whl s1ee11ng, ntee
Ask $17.500 25' Merril
Sloop 80 Must sell Try s 10.500 Avery & Co
675-8990
10' IOTOll SAILER
Ferro-cement. •,; Interest.
$5000. Roy ~9-80 11
'80 Hobie
0
16, Perteet.
S6':>0 10BO Call
979 7791
78 Harley Davidson lull
dress ~lnl cond 9840 m1
$~000 650 1352
77 Oatsu" King Cao. tac-
1ory atr AM/FM cass
w/booster, TA rad I els
wtrin1s • many •Ires
$3500/tlSl 673-5008
81 YAHAMA SECA 550 71 Ford Courter xlnl
x1n1 cond wtYoshama cone! sne11 wl DOOI. new
Pipe Saddle bags Oil rad 1 als $2 79 5/ o Ir
Cooler 51900 548-0063 494-5125 eves
'82 Honda CB 750 custom '77 GMC. bot> 1a1I truck.
Wndshld. nwy pegs. 2 22', 366 V8 eng, 5 spd
new helmets A· I cond, boK $7,500 556-0998
7800mt.S1950 Belo1e 9 '80 Dodge 050~34K ml,
& Aller 5 760-6291 ompr snlrl, s1ereo good
llllH IUIT 1111
Good for rebuilding or tor
parls. new knobbles. $50
Bill 969· 1221 all 10am
cond $4200 Call Ans Ad
:255. 642-4300. 2<4 hrs.
8' cabover cmpr shell, sips
3 Incl air cooler, Ice oox.
etc $450 firm 6"42-7756
~~~~~~I v... oo Radio control dune buggy '64 FORD VAN
$200 obo '79 Suzuki Good Condllton
JASO $250 ollo 546-3776 $1400 642· 1293
Aalo Jlolicta 9o05
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hcense, Hansrer tees.
r1nance charges fees tor
air pollu11on control de·
vice cet1111cat1ons or
d ealer documentary
preparsllon charges un-
less 011'Terw1se specified
by tne adverl1ser
'66 Dodge Cmpr Ven
w/pop top, bed, etc 5550
000 650-885 7
74 Ford Van Conversion.
75 000 m1 auto AC,
mags AIS. stereo ref11g.
sink, sofa bed, new eng &
tires Good cond
$2800/0st ofr 720·0270
75 Chel/'y Beauvllle Ven1
owner 8 passenger
$3500 552-3595 eve
Aati,eeS,-
Cla11ic1 9045
CLASSIC 'II PAOUlll One of a ktnd all Orig, runs
perr $3 100. serious 1n-Aato Str•icu / QUlfteS only 759·0658
Parh 9015 Aetta 1.,.,, ..
61 MBZ 220 hOOd trunk '
other palls S75 ea vw Alla loato 9105 Bus rear Dench ; 66 t 2220 66 1.2220 82 Spy, •vary w1tn black 1op 10 000 miles am/Im
6 J Mercedes eng S2800 casselle ltke new Stored
2<l0·9043 or 5"6 9670 1 n N e w p o r 1
St2 000 1 0BO PAINT ANO LIGHT BODY 6 l9 87'.3-3117 WORK Save SS & In·
crease your c:ar s value A14i 9107
r92 llPllA DELHE Since 1953
We have a gooa selection
or NEW & used Chev·
role1s1 See us 1oday1
SOUTH
COUNTY
ISUZU
'1WEWILLllT
IE lllEllSOLI
Xln1 cond 19 .000 m1 s 13.500obo Deb 494-3426 OOllDIWE&l TM COHMELL
CHEVROLET . YOLISW&IE• Tn••rk 9171 141-0220 S11ta Alla
Volume Sales. Service
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18711 Beach Blvd
Huntington Beach
176 Spllltre 1500. runs grl, body & lnl elCll, needs I•--------•
2K211H,ffbr1r Hl"I
C<Jeo;TA Mt-"\
546-1 zoo
(714) 142-2000
trans First S t,000 lakes
Call Jeck 546-0883
'77 Spitfire. x1n1 cond.
34,000 orig ml New 1op &
lnl $2500 .. 93·8610
lar••H Gkia 9132 Volklwa1ta 9173
19fa Karmann Ghia. yet· 1968 vw BaJa Rellulll.
low, looks and runs good needs some work S 1500
Best offer 962-0521 or best offer 241-8816
'6l VW. 23 window bus, sn '57 Reg Top. 1ebll 1600
rt, rebll eno & trans dual port, Webbers. 12
S 1800 645-3512 vol1. radlala, Blaupunkl
'67 Cpe 12volt, 1500 eng, stereo. no rust and good
new paint Good cond body S 1800 obo Wtll
$3200/olr 640-1674 consider trade Ask lor --- ---Oen, 546·3 t-47 eves '70 nu paint & tires. very d e p e n d $ 3 5 o O '66 Cal Bug. 1-pc win·
964· 1393 dows. nu patntllnt. good
~~-eng, dual e•heust
·1 1 Ghia. S2200. Great S20001obo 963-8405 shape nu 1tres, stereo. -rbll eng. dys 964-5668. '67 Bug. t ownr. orig 11 lllu
eves 964-30 17 pnt, eicll thr out, rellll eng $1995 642·8717 ·71 Karmann Ghia, new paint. dash, iclnt cond, '87 VW BUG. snrl, nu brks,
S3000 631-4205 bait , nds minor eng wrk. --S 1200 obo 557-0683
llas•a 9141 '67 vw. completely re:
'lJHIWAlll stored . rlllt eng,
Runs exit. clean 1n1. 1adl· $2500/0BO 968·7961
als, amlfm cass. MUSl '68 BUG rebll eng-New
SELL S695 759-0658 palnl/tlrest brakes Must
80 A.X7. red. air. stereo sell S 1900/obo 720· 1162
AM /F M cass .
sneepskins. $7885
955·2244
Mamati 9143
'81 RX7, 131< m1, l1ke new
$8500 000 640-8985
Mm tclta teail9145
'67 MBZ 2SOS. restored.
short t>lock, $4800 pp 645-9233
69 BUG, while, mech
sound, body gooo alarm
svstem S 1700 631-3590
69 Calif Bug comple1e1y
restored. new red painl,
mags. tires. tnl. etc Musi
seel S3390 bst 553-9633
'69 VW CAMPER VAN
CLEAN & STRONG
$2900 646-2671
68 MBZ 2200 restored 70 VW Fas1back , nu radt·
shorl block, $6000 als. bellery recent tune
p p 645·9233 up, clean. low ml S 1250
VolYO 9175 * * ·82 Volvo OL 4 door sunroor air Must sent
$11.500 Ask for Evelyn
759-1211
Do•1e 9317
'77 01p1oma1, loaded
40.000 m1 $3500
673-9574 '540 1446 -62 Volvo P 1800 suong
engine, S2500 497-26413
9319 '78 OL. MINT 56K-m1 Tan ford
w11n Sunroof $4900
645-7313 66 Mus1ang Convertible
restored $62001000
673-7085 '82 OL. 4 spd over dr snrl
AM/FM C85S stereo. lfery
clean tn & out Assume
lse $235 mo 827-5292
Miac. 9177
455 E Coast HW)I
Newport Beach
673-0900
68 Musleng ~1n1 cond
Sllll'eO tape deck nu
llrakes S2000 675-8826
'70 Mustang Convertible
V8 original local owner
63 000 m11es pertec1
t ond stereo a11. pis
p'b good 11res S8500
644-1504
7 1 Mavertck good cona
1 owrier 5850 650-4758
76 Granada Ghia •Int
cono Genu1n;i reaso,., lo•
sale $ 1900 720-0908
77 TBtrd all e)lfas beaut
cond 1>arga1n $2500
Aslta, h•eatic 759-0650
Bsick 9307 Mernrz 9325
'80 Regel Cpe. lo m1, air. '12 IHllOllS
xlnt $6300/bsl 559·5958 HOO
Ill-HU 83 Buick R1v1era Clark
reel Aini cond 2 1 000
mtles dll .1ras S 14 950
Call Answer Ad =750
642-4300 24 hr
74 Caprt good running
.ond s1 200 o~o
n50 (>JO!?
CatlilllC 9309 78 Mercur r 4 door A C •
"!!"" .... -...-------. AM FM ster.io auto pwr ·5.c Cadillac 4 Cir good ors special 1111e• cruise
runnmg cond $1000 or con11ol • n1 cono
llesl offer 979-6646 ~2150 962 7974
71 Seoan de Ville 74 000 COUGAR CONVERTIBLE
m1 all power. ate gooa 12 XR7 "'"' cond'
cond S 1450 842-8058 $4500 r.rm 533-42<12
'76 Seville. l owner lo mi. Ol4smo~ile 9327 ov SS 0111 969 1221 '"1 .. 7_F,.o·x-s·1a·1-w·o·n-r·u·n-s
MAGS S25 Cragar supero. 1mmec thruout. '72 280SEL 4 5
Shelby Wes1ern All new $1600/obo 840·1269 Sunrool. a ... ps. pb, new ·11 Super Beetle, new
xlnl cond thruou1 S6300Rla1 675-127 7 1981 Olds Della Bl! Roya le
obo MUST Sell ll74-1S.S5
1n bo•es 536-6104 all 6 111es. xlnt cond $9700. paint. tires. lrana. ragtop 76 Sevilla I ownr. lo m•
Audi 82 5000s. 111ce new. will trade 675•6906 & more $3000 538.0446 •Int cond thruout
O•esel loadecl ~lnl ccn-
a11ton S5300 759-9320
lealher. sn r1. 15 K m1 71 VW Bug. rust color, $6300/bsl 575.1277 79 Olds 88 350 1gasl • $ 12.500 675-6999 75 4150SEL recent point, Or A•C AM FM Radio H1ghes1 cash 1mmed tor gooocond .. Sll,500 looks&d1lvesbrendnew '785ev111e dsl. alnt cono Power seals 53400
your vehicle. domesuc or Aealia 9109 544.7406 $2500 553-9633 ste1eo, etc $6500 539·63l5
lore1gn 551-8285 '60 SPRilE ·71 vw BUS. 13.000 miles 553-9633 93-t• '76 MB 6 9 -XLNTI Packari ~ WAITED! Relllt eng . new Clutch, Ultl 1 l Sed n on rebuilt engine, new :el Eldorado, $12,500,i---------
Gooo clean used ca1s. S 1500 OBO 760-t4 75 $28,J;;O e uxury533~a242 brakes Interior end eK-S 1000 unoer me1ket CUSSIO 'II PACUlll
p1efer 1978-t983 Bulcks IMW 9ll2 lerlor In great condition Carriage 1op, looks like ne or a k•nd all or~uris
J ag u a r s T A 7 s & "'"' 78 300 Coupe dsl. 811 C •"I es 9 P • 0P1 • -convert Ible. 45.000 mi. perfect SJ tOO 1ous
Porscnes 0u1 any modet '"7""o....,2"'oo .. 2·.-4-s·p·d-. ""l '"'M""1"'F'"""M. xtras. new tires, oalnt. S2295t BEST OFFER perf cond Have to see lo lnqumes only 759 58
cons.1dered Top poces Clean S2500 640-0408 etc Musi -10 apprec 832·2 l37 appreciate Cell Judy ----9 paid' Cell Clive at Bauer ·74 BMW Bavarta. newtop •ii$iii13iii.9iii5iii0ii.iii6ii44iii·ii8ii1iiiii99iiiiiiiiiiil'71 VW Sqbck, needs 771..S 199 Pl •talk 932
M o l or-. "' (714) end . spo t less paint, runs good Classic 800s1 EldoCpe.
9020 Aatta Waalt4
HtMALAYAN KITTENS G/E while t3 2 cu re-
Blue polnt, white hybrid lt1gerator. one door
Shots and paper!I S200 Cal lozaDeth after
S200-S2!>0 559-5945 4pm 557-0642
Rattan Furn, 4 lounge wllraller, $2500 01>0
chatrs wlcush1ons. I end i 13-722-0168 days
table I book case 1 rna 7 14-544 72/IR eves
979·2500 S430010BO 675·6014 'll 4IO Ill $700/olr 751-6157 Doug leather, lo ml $9,500
WE llY 7 8 5301, ar11c blue/Ian. 0.HHnt e1allty '72 Sqrbclc, pert mech/lnt. obo 771·2390
CLW DallS eiec sntr1 & wndWs, exit 124,000 radlels, need• minor
• cond S 10.000 050--0253 11• ••10 Ill 4•1• Dody work S 1650 Dys THE UllliEST
SELECTIOll Siamese 1<t11en1, CSA reg I Ill lPPLIAllOEI
blue and cnoco1a1e Les 957·8133
968-~9 _ KllchenAld dishwasher 3 Dttt 5510 yrso•d.$150 631·5844
COffie male "'KC tO yrs Portallle -oshwshr xln1
old Must nave large cor>d 585 662-6998
y111d Great dog """" krds $150 499· t526 Relrt<jlerator $275 Washer & Dryer 5 135 each Dish-
washer $ tOO. 6416-58;'18
Poodles are Peooie Too
Teacup-toy mtnalure
$350 up 546-2848
glass top tellle $300 I ERICKSON 35 Partner.
glass top library table snip 1op cond111on
$100 I Hoover Vacuum race/cruise, Avon. au10
&25 714/240-1170. p1lo1 etc 6500, slip In
Solid walnut dining sel, 6 Newpor1 Cell Leslle
chrs. pads $475 Octo· 979-7843
gan game tbl 6 barrel
swivel chrs $325 Walnut
lluffet S 125 Frultwood
coffee lbl S85 End Ibis
$45 ee NB 548-4326
&ID Tlluoll •-tr • • • 497.1112. eves 497· 1597
·79 3201, super clean. ~~~~~~~~~~I CONNELL
CHEVROLET
~11.tr hHr 1\1\.j
( '"'' \\1l·'o\ 546-1200
loaded. nu PJ's, $9875 _: 73 Bus camper, pop top, obo 494-2762 attar 5 pm '79 300SO. snrl. alloys, lo air, e•lt cond. $3250 obo.
or anyllme wknds ml, xlnt cond • extra tank. 240-90<43
• -- -$21.900 498.0444 '73 SUPER Bug. auto '83 3201 Concours Oulltty. white w/parchment int, · 80 300SD Turbo Osl. 5 cyl, stick shift, nice, S 1875
14,000 miles, fully Euro-ivory w/plnstrlpe, allO)' 642-0795 eve 5•8-81123
peen, N-P6's wi n-whla. snrf. AM/FM radio ·73 VW BUG new ennlne tape deck, new fires, · ... · 14' BBS wheels Holco 60•000 ml. showrm paint, uphola, 3 mo guar
alarm syS1em. Blaupunkt e leganl ,29 .500 $2450. 962-0957 2010 sound system, Car shown by appt only 496-61 tJ ·73 Westphllla Cmp1. •Int.
S 17 000 71 •1"'•4 0262 .-new radials $4200/bst · .. ~ • 83 3000. turbo, 90 rl. 650-2750 675·7222
Convenient1v Locetad blklblk, 7 M. $26.200. ·
.\ Compe1t1tve1y Priced 546-9393 or 760.0980
$
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can save you lhru our
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JIMIUllllH
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1JO I Quell Street
NEWPORT BEACH
IU-HDO
MBZ l90SL, 1961 con-
v ert . 2 t ops .
$9500/0BO 85 7 ·5068
MG tnt 15 Midget, xln1 cond,
43,000 ml soft lop
$2200 Eva 648·8815.
days 751-5221 Shelly
78 MGB Conv. wire whit ,
am/Im cast. •Int cond. 10
mt SJ 150 546-3869
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COUNTY
YOJ.KIWllEll
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II lllERHLI" Volume Salot. Service
And Leasing
18711 Beach Blvd
Huntlnglon Beach
(l 14) ••2-2000
O~I 1191 '75 Sclrocco. runa xlnl ·Fdf wtsltfeo & al.,m l $1900/080 673·9175
door dent $1300 obo. • 79 Oelsel Rabbit, 1n/rf, 4
Call all 5 30 875-3osg apo. 4 dr, am/Im, runs
greet. $2800 548·84!5 1
·79 011 Rabbit, dht, 4 dr.
ale. ateroo . .xlnt. 23K ml.
$4'450 85 t-3922
ont OK mt PIB
PIS. air nu brks xlnt of lale model, low mileage $850 549-7969
Cadillacs 1n Southern . -
Callfornlal see us lodey' 78 Sunb11d. 2 dr, 4 cyl.
"
alERS sntrt. radio nu tires
• 55.000 mr good cond CADILUC $2800 ol>O Call Ans Ao : 101, 642-4300 24 hrs 2600 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
540-1860
'80 Phoenrx Coupe 4 cyl. I
o wner lo a ded
$3795/0BO 559-4488
THE ORANGE COAST
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1983
A legend in its own time
After 10,000 rescues~ Sea Watch No. l is still
going strong. Newport Beach Lifeguard Lt. Ron
Johnson (on rig.ht) and seasonal Lifeguard Lt.
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Ruth Stapleton,
Carter's sister, dies
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (AP)-Ruth Carter Stapleton, sister
of former ~dent Jimmy Carter, died th1a morning at home after
a lengthy battle with cancer of the pancreaa, her husband said.
Mn. Stapleton, 54, an evangellat from Fayetteville, was
diagnoled aa having cancer in April.
She had said she would forgo medical treatment and would
rely on her faith ln God to help her. She said ahe would uae prayer,
meditation, exerciae and a special diet 1n her fight against the
di.lease.
Her father died of pancreatic cancer almost 30 yean ago. Her
mother, Lillian Carter, has experienced total remission from breast
and bone cancer.
Her husband. Dr. Robert Stapleton, reached today at h1a
Fayetteville home, confinned the death but declined to comment
further.
COAST EDITION
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Topper Horack crank up the 25-year-old
lifeguard boat. See a recap of.its missions during
maritime mishaps on Page AS.
Giant land
deal along
Coast OK'd
By L.P. BENET
Of ... o.IJ ..........
After 18 months of intensive
eund-ra.ialng efforts, a Laguna
Niguel-hued real estate develop-
ment company has finalized the
$80 million purchase of 550 acres
of coastline property south of
Laguna Beach.
The land -slated for heavy
commercial and residential de-
velopment -is one of the last
remaining pieces of open coastal
property south of Los Angeles.
The deal represents one of the
largest land deals in Orange
County history.
Stein-Brief Group, Inc., of
Laguna Niguel completed the
purchue from Avco Community
Developers, Inc., a San
Dieco-bued home builder group,
late laat week.
When Stein-Brief completes
development of the property, it
will be worth more than $1 billion
and will gamer about $165 million
in profita. Stein-Brief is a land
developing partnership fonned by
David Stein, 35, and Barry Brief,
42, in late 1979.
The purch.ued land is located
on both sides of Coast Highway
between South Laguna and Dana
Point. Development of the parcel
o..r ........
Arrow shows proposed
development.
already has been approved by the
California c.oaata.l Commission.
The Stein-Brief group plana to
spend $50 million in land8capi.ng,
grading and oJher improvements
over the next several years. The
partnership a1ao int.ends to build
3,400 residential units, including a
95-unit guarded-gate complex
located on a parcel on the ocean
side of the highway. Homes there
will be priced between $400,000
and $1.5 million.
Stein and Brief also plan to
build two resort hot.els, a tennis
club, eeveral restaurants. a ahop-
(See LAND DEAL, Pase AZ)
Do-or-die for airport pact
.
City, county negotiate 75-year limit on flights from John Wayne
By STEVE MARBLE set a limit on jet departures out of
0t ... o.1r,......,. John Wayne Airport was being
A Wt-ditch attempt tosalvagea made today by Newport Beach
propoaed agreement that would and Orange County officials.
Liberty takes lead in
longest Cup's last race
NEWPORT. R.I. (AP) -Alt.er
a three-day wait, the seventh and
deciding race of the longest and
most dramati.c America's Cup got
under way today and Liberty
grabbed the lead, lost it, then
surged ahead again. Liberty led
by 57 aeconds in the fifth of six
laps at l p.m. PIYI'.
Light winds prevailed at first
but then kicked up to 12 knots -
the speed the American boat was
built for.
Liberty cr<med the starting line
first and took an eight -!leCOnd
lead, only to have Australia Il
TY'• ........ night
barge ahead by a few boat lengths
near the midpoint of the first leg.
But that lead was short-lived.
Liberty got the lift it hoped for on
the. left side of the course and
rounded the mark with a 29-aec-
ond advantage. It was only the
second time in the series that the
defender started the second leg,
with a lead.
Liberty has dominated the sec-
ond and third legs throughout the
series.
The wind kicked up near the
end of the first leg of the 24.3-mile
triangular coune.
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Exciting.,.._ but attn e loa
The Aame made tt uottlng, but th9y
ended up dropping a 27-24 overtlmethrllter
to the New York Jett Sunday. Pt0e 81.
'Boon•' bring• country home
The tranqull 1950a In the rural South
eerve aa backdrop for "Boone," premiering
tonight on NBC and atarrtng Tom Byrd.
PageA7.
' C•ll 842+-4321 with new• tip•
"It's now or never," said New-
port Mayor Evelyn Hart.
The proposal would allow an
increase in daily commercial jet
takeoffs from the preeent 41to55
and then hold that limit for the
next 75 yean.
The beach city, under the
takeoff pattern. baa spent more
than $1 million attempting to
block airport expansion in the last
two years and the county has
spent an equal amount defending
plarfl for adding flighta and
enlarging the congested facility.
Negotiators for the city and
county today were rewriting the
agreement for the fifth time 1n
two months. A final draft likely
would go the county supervi9ora
and council members next month.
The proposal -held up by city
officiala and at least one county
supervisor aa a meaningful peace
treaty between the warring
parties -abo has been lambasted
by both sides.
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Volunteer instructor David Schwartz some help with his studies at Oka
gives lint grader William Pepper School in Fountain Valley.
'Mr. Shorts' a school favorite
~ olunteer teacher, honored by FV district, loves helping kids
BJ PHIL 8NEIDERMAN °' .............
· On the campua of Oka Elementary School in
Huntinltoft ee.ch, he'• known affectionately aa
"Mr. Shorta."
He's really David Schwartz, a retired New
York City funeral d1redor who puta in five houn
a day, five days a week aa an Oka a1M>o1 volunteer.
Sinice 1979, he'a been adm1n1atertng spelling
tests. read.i"8 aloud t.o students and helPtna them
with speech problema.
Becau.e of h1I dedication. he waa one of nine
people who received an Outltandlnl Service
A want 1Mt week from the Fountain V alJey School
District Board of Trwteel.
But Schwartz aaya h1I an-tat reward comes
from the y~ people he workl with.
"I low it, ' he •YI of h1a school volunteer
work. "It make1 you feel aood when you walk
around the campua at lunch and the kida jump up
on you and •Y· 'Mr. Sbor1al Mr. Schwartz!'"
David Schwartz prefers to keep blwy.
After h1I wife died in 1969, he retired from hia
New York City funeral bu8lne9a but cootinued
worklna aa an ad aaleaman for h1a aon-in-law's
magazine.
Later, he went to work for the Hwnan
Raource9 Center on Lona Ialand, placing aenJor
dtl.Jena in Jot-.
''They aid rd be doin& wen ill put one penon
to work a week," Schwartz reca1la. '1 •veraaed
three a week.
''On Monda ya they wouJd fill out applbtiona.
"Mlen on ~ rd buy three or four
(8" VOLUNTEER. Pap .U)
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"2 * Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, Sept. 26, 1983
UCI opens with
record turnout
By ANDREA ADELSON OfhOellt .... _
Mod sunglasses and miruskirts
returned to the car-jammed park-
ing lots of UC Irvine today,
marking the first day of the
campus' 12th year with a rerord
enrollment of 11,750.
AB campus activities go into full
swing this weeke nd, with a con -
cert, film screening and water polo
meet scheduled, about 3,500 stu -
dents are unpacking pos-
session-filled card board boxes and
settling into on-campus residence
halls, crammed to capacity as
usual, cam pus spokeswoman
Linda Granell said.
Ir enrollment continues to
escalate, it could strain aid li.mj ta,
Ryer said. "We'll be watching it
closely."
With t he fall rush of
backpack-toting students came
the crunch in the campus book-
store, where lines were running
25 people deep at times. Most
students w ere buying an a.rm.load
of textbooks that averaged $100,
according to accounting manager
Linda Lee.
AIRPORT ...
From Page A 1
County auperviaora RAJph
Clack and Bruce Nettande have
protested that a 7r.-yeac agree-
ment la far too long and have
aaked the city to make .everal
conceeslons in the basic agree-
men t.
Only Supervisor Thomas Riley,
whoee district Includes Newport
Beach and the airport, has ex-
preseed outright support for the
propoeed binding agreement.
Criticlama from eome citizens in
Newport Beach have bordered on
outrage. Some residents have
aaked that the agreement be put to
a city-wide vote, and others have
blasted the proposal as too lenient
on the county.
About 3,500 to 4,000 students
are receiving some sort of financial
aid, a figure about 4 to 5 peru-nt
above last year's, closely matching
the climb in enrollment, financial
aid Director Otto Ryer said.
And as studen tS begin scru tiniz-
ing their c~ syllabus, figuring
out how many times they can p~
hooky and still get a passing grade,
one freshman biology clasa will be
stepping into a laboratory cum art
gallery.
Carole Brown, who administers
the biological science school lab-
oratories, has created in the engi-
neering building a two-room dis-
play of flora, some exotic and some
garden variety, that demonstrates
an astonishing number of ways
plants have been put. to use by
man.
0 1nca" dance troupe from Los Angeles performs.
''As it's written now, we cer-
tainly don't agree with it," said
Jean Watt, president of Stop
Polluting Our Newport, a power-
ful citizen group that joined the
city two years ago in a lawsuit that
killed a county plan for expanding
the airport. Final vote on
CM sign clause
due Tuesday
Arts in Motion in Laguna
Watt said the agreement largely
ignores the need for another
airport site.
The most novel discovery stu-
dents make, associate lecturer
Roberta Stolz said, is that
plant-derived products such as
drugs and flavorings serve other
purposes besides those designed
by man.
The City of Laguna Beach celebrated Acts in
Motion over the weekend as hundreds turned out
to enjoy all forms of dance, mime, music and
ancient and modem exercises on picturesque Main
Beach.
for the city. "I attended a demonstration on
aerobics -it was good because it included a lot of
audience participation."
This year's festival was successfully coordi·
nated by Leah Vasquez and made pc:aible through
the contributions of the artists and the efforts of
the Arts Cornrni.ssion Alliance and the Acts
Commission of Laguna Beach.
"Without finding an alternative
site for the air traf lie demand, you
have to wonder if the agreement
would even be sustainable," said
Watt.
The Costa Mesa City Council
will not meet tonight.
The council normally meets on
Mondays, but vacations and a
three-day holiday earlier in the
month disrupted the schedule.
The meeting is set for Tuesday
night.
"It was a great crowd and added to the
cultural appeal of Laguna Beach," said George
Fowler, director of recreation and social services Mayor Hart has expressed
mixed feelings on the agreement
but said she is willing to make a
salvage try becauae the alterna-
tives are ao dire.
On Tuesday's agenda is the
second reading of a so-called
"grandfather clause" which
would alter the city's con-
troversial sign ordrnance.
The council, which passed the
clause Aug. 15, will take a final
vote at the meeting.
Members of a group called
"Let's Put Grandfather to Bed"
have circulated a petition in hopes
of blocking the clause. which they
say unfairly discriminates against
businesses that have complied
with the sign ordinance.
The city council meetsat 77 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa, beginning at
· 6:30 p.m.
"That's the James Watt theory
of evolution , that the earth is here
just to serve us," Stolz said.
S tudents in the "Diversity of
Life" class find that oils used by
man from the camphor and
eucalyptus plants are really
emitted to keep bugs at ba y.
And, the carnuba palm, which
grows only in northe.ast.em Brazil
and creates a hard wax used
commercially as a furniture polish
and to give pills a shiny coat,
actually uses the wax for protec·
tion from insect predators.
"Particularly revealing to
people who walk from their condo
to the bus stop and never are in a
natural environme nt," Stolz
added, "is seeing an organic prod-
uct that clears up zits."
LAND DEAL OK'D ...
From Page A 1
ping area and a 18·hole golf course
with two beach front fairways. A
397-room Ritz Carlton Hotel to be
built south of the gated communi-
ty isn't pa.rt of the Stewi-Brief
development.
The temlS of the land sale calJ
for Stein-Brief to pay Avco $24
million as a down payment with
the rest to be paid out over five
years. To finance the project,
Stein -Brief borrowed $28 million
from Beverly Hills Savings &
Loan Association and another $10
million from Western Savings &
Loan of Salt Lake City. Brief and
Stein have $2 million in personaJ
funds invested in the deal.
VOLUNTEER TEACHER HONORED ...
From Page A 1
newspapers and check the help-wanted ads. I'd
call up the people who put the ads in and try to sell
them on the program. I gave them a good line of
gab, and it worked."
But Schwartz's famtly had moved to Florida,
and they urged him to join them there. So
Schwartz quit the Human Resources job after two
years. He was difficult to replace.
"They couldn't find anyone el.&e who could
produce as well," he says. "When I left, they said
they were so sorry to see me go that if I ever
wanted to come back, they'd make a job for me.
"I hated to loee that job because I enjoyed
putting tha1e people back to work."
Schwartz says he didn't enjoy the hot, humid
Florid.a climate. In 1979, he followed one of his
daughters to Orange County. Soon he was looking
for a new project.
"I was going crazy from not doing anything, so
my daughter said I should go to the senior citiz.en
center (in Huntington Beach) and see if they could
tell me where to find'"a job," he says.
The senior center referred him to the
Fountain Valley School District, and Schwartz
offered his volunteer services to Oka School.
"They said, "We'll we lcome you with open
anna,' ·· he recalls.
Since then he's become a familiar fixture on
the Oka campua. Schwartz most enjoys aasi.sting
youngsters who can't pronounce words properly
and helping others with reading problems. The
environment keeps him young at heart.
"We had a grandparents day, and I had to pick
one student to be m y honorary granddaugtiter for
the dayt he aaya. "I picked a girl named Kristen,
and she became a favorite of mine. I used to buy
h er ice cream."
Schwartz now resides with his real grand-
daughter, Robin Fries, In Costa Mesa. But he was
ready and willing to resume his volunteer duties at
Oka when the current achool year began. He says
he enjoys his work so much that he !IOllletimes
dreads it when the weekend rolls around.
"When tl:e teachers need help, they call me,"
he explains. "I do anything. And I'll continue here
as long as I can."
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE ...
From Page A1
And Emily was pleased ... I liked it. Everybody
signed it."
"It was a tremendous gesture.'' h er dad,
David, said today. "It caught me off guard." I've
been calling all my friends and relatives to tell
them about it.
"l told Emily she could have given them a
hug, but she said she was too embarrassed."
A policeman said the idea to get the cake came
up spontaneously during a briefing Saturday and
that officers had taken up a collection before the
briefing w as even completed.
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Katie Tynan waits for her stage turn.
"We can't live by lawsuits
forever," she said.
Part of the beach city's eager-
ne. to push on with the proposal
ia a general feel.ini that the city's
clout is running out and the
county ~entualJy will be able to
bulldoze its way around the city's
legal challenges and expand the
airport.
"There seems to be some mis-
conception," Hart noted, "that the
city haa some sort of control on the
airport. We don't."
Correction
A portion of a story that
a ppeared in Sunday's paper about
IntemationaJ Senior Olympics
gold medalist Al Simmons. of
Emerald Bay, was inadvertently
lost in the typesetting process.
The missing portion stated that
Simmons, 70, won gold medals for
the hurdles, the 100-meter sprint,
the 200-meter sprint and the triple
jump, and a silver medal for the
long jump.
The Daily Pilot regrets the
error.
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Laugh Off to henef it
OC Counseling Center
T he Orange County Family Counseling Cent.er wiU sponsor its
eighth annual fund-raisangOrangeCounly Laugh OU Friday at the
Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa.
The doors open at 7 p.m. The show, featuring ent.ertamers Pau1
Gaulke, Carol Hughes, Michener and Martin, and Robin Roberts,
will begin at 8 p m . An auction is scheduled for I 0 p.m
Admission ts $12.50. Tickets can be obtained at the Counseling
Cent.er, 10200 S lat.er Ave., Fount.am VaJley. or by calling 557-1000.
Family Services a u ction scheduled
Conrept 7 Family Services, a residential treatment program for
boys and girls from 13 to 17, will hold its second annual auctton
Saturday, Oct. I , to raise funds for a home to help abused and
troubled girls
The auction, of "first class merchandise and rare 1 t.ems donated
by local merchant,s," accordjng to chairman Sandy Goodall, is
sc}),eduled for 1:30 p.m . in the Tustin Corrununity Center, 300
Centennial Way Furthe r information as available at 699-9119
Upper Bay to ur sla t ed for O ct. 8
The first seasonal guided tour of the Upper Newport Bay
ecological reserve will be conducted Oct. 8 s tarting at 9 a .m.
Sponsored by Friends of Newport Bay. the walking tours last
at least one hour. Tours wiU leave every 15 minutes until 10:30 a.m .
There is no charge.
The tour starting point is at the mtersectton of East Bluff Drive
and Back Bay Road
Scouts pla n b en efit swap m eet
A boat sale and marine swap meet to benefit the Orange
County Boy Scouts will be held Oct 8 at the Boy Scout Sea Base in
New port Beach.
The second annual sale, which starts at 8 a.m .. will features all
types of boats and an extensive amount of marine hardware and
gear.
The Sea Base is located at 1931 W. Coast Highway, adjacent to
the Balboa Bay Club.
Authors to s peak at Lag una library
Science fiction authors Gregory Benford and Larry Niven will
be speaking at the Laguna Beach Library at 363 Glennerye S t. Oct
8 at 7:30 p.m.
HB cops
probing
holdups
Huntington Beach police are
investigating two unrelated hold-
ups that occurred in the city
Sunday.
The first incident occurred at
6:40 p.m. at the Jack-in-the-Box
fast food restaurant at Springdale
Street and F.clinger Aven ue. Lt.
Jim Walker said a lone gunman
approached the drive-up window
and made off with $65.
Walker said the gunman's sta-
tion wa gon was followed for a
short distance by witnesses to the
robbery.
At about 9 p .m .. a man called
police and said he wanted to turn
himself in to authoritie1Hn connec-
tion with the Jack-in-the-Box
holdup, Walker said. Officers
went to an F.clinger Avenue apart-
ment and arrested Daniel James
Kusltie, 24.
The second holdup occurred at
10:20 p.m., at Spigot Liquor, 16369
Bolsa Chica Road. Walker said a
man armed with a handgun ran
into the store, ordered the clerk to
lie on the floor and took $120.
The robber in the second inci-
dent remained a t large early
today. he said.
Fire man promoted
Laguna Beach F\re Department
officials have promoted Richard
Jewell to battalion chief.
The 31-year-old El Toro resi-
dent will be in charge of adminis-
trative and fire prevention duties.
He has been with the Laguna
Beach Fire Department since
1981.
Muggers on the prowl in Laguna
A man walking near the Coast Inn
on M ountain Road 1n Laguna Beach
early Sunday morning said three men
a11empted to assault him Several
hours earher. three men 1n a green
truck with wood sides attempted to
strike another man w11h bats 1n the
same neighborhood
Tires and a converttble top were
SldShed on two separate vehicles 1n
the 2700 bloc!\ ol Temple Hiiis Drive
1n Laguna causing $400 damage
Burglars were unsuccessful 1n their
ettor1 10 remove a radio trom a
Porsche parked m the 200 block ot
001pn1n Street
C:os ta '1esa
A purse and its S 1. 795 contents
was stolen from a Carl's Jr on Adams
Avenue Saturday A Laguna Hills
woman told pohce she acc1dentalty-
left her purs. which contained cash.
1ewetry, a pager a steahoscope and
credit cards tn the restaurant
A shopper allegedly walked out of
Nordstrom's at Soulh Coast Plaza
with two pairs of boots worth $620 1n
her bag Pohce arrested Phyliss
Plueger 34 of Hemet on susp1c1on of
grand theft
TeWinkle School on <'ahforn1a
Street was broken into sometime
between Thursday and Saturday. a
custodian reported The suspects •
used a metal trash can to smash a
window teadinQ to the vice pr1nc1pal's
office 11 was not 1mmed1ately known
whether anyth1g was stolen
'\f·~ port Beat·h
A Seattle family lost $6,000 worth
or belongings when a burglar broke
into their room at the Newporter
Reson 1 107 Jamboree Road The
th1el reportedly crawled Into the
room through a window and 10011 a
purse, cash and 1ewelry
A burglar snatched a brielcase and
St 100 in cash lrom a residence on
tne 300 block of Walnut Street Tne
crook apparently entered through an
unlocked door
A vandal smashed out the head-
lights of a parked car and snapped oll
lhe vehicle's antenna The VW Rabbit
was parked on the 2300 block ot
Francisco Drive
M1sch1ef makers sprayed down two
hallways 1n a condom1n1um complex
with fire extinguishers The damage
at the complex on the 200 block of
Nice Lane was put at $300
Irvine
lrvlne ponce arrested three people
on drug charges. two others for
misdemeanor aasaulta, and handed
out three citations for trespassing
and two tor liquor law violations at ttie
lrvlne Meadows Amphitheater con-
cert Sunday night.
An undeterlned amount ol money
was discovered stolen Sunday In an
overnight burglary of a Fotomat store
In an Irvine Boulevard shopping
center.
Window-smashing thieves slole
two computers and an IBM typewriter
valued at about $3,000 lrom a
business In the HOOO block ol
Skypark shor11y after midnight Satur-
day.
Chrome wire wheel cover• valued
at $600 were discovered ripped ott .a
Mercury Caprl about ndon Saturdaiv
parked In a parking lot near the
Parker Hannifin building on Jam-
boree Boulevard
Two residents of homes on
Cherbourg Avenue and Gold Bluff
both discovered early Saturday they
wefe victims of Jewel thieves. Thir-
teen llema valued at $2,500 were
stolen from the Gold Bluff home,
where burglars entered through an
open sliding glasa door. Polloe could
not Immediately say what was taken
In the second burglary.
Huntington Beach
A burglary was rePor1ed early
today at a home on the 5800 block of
Snead Oflve. Entry apparently was
made through a sliding glass wtndow.
The lou Included a $600 television
set.
A man armed with a knife robbed a
woman Saturday outside the Lucky
market, 16600 Boise Chica St. The
lose Included a $20 purM.
Cloudy., cooler and damp along Coast
Coastal
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WE ASKED:--------~
"How do you feel about school starting?"
JoeP•rke,
CoataMeea,
w•rehouee manager
"I think It's great except
for the school strike going
on In Los Angeles. I think
teachers deserve a raise.''
Marcie Alfano,
CypreH,
etudent at CypreH Col-
lege and aHletent et Fair-
view State Hoepltal
"It's fun being In school.
I'm glad to get back to
learning something."
PatPeareon,
Fountain Valley,
freehmen et Orange
Coeat College
"Feels great. I was
struck by a truck last
January. They didn't think
I'd make It. I missed a
semester so I'm really
happy to be In school
now." ·
ChrleBolt,
Newport Beach,
Journallem etudent at Or-
ange Coaet C ollege
"I'm excited about It
because I'm back to col·
lege for the third time.''
Otle T•vlln,
Newport BMch,
owner of Pacific Toole In
Coeta Meea
"I think It's great. It
keeps crowds out of the
water. I get more waves to
myself during the school
year."
Angela Fie her,
Orange,
atudent at Orange Coaat
College
"This Is my first year and
It's easier and more free
than I thought It would be."
H e a rt-saving c l asses on C o ast
College offe rs CPR workshops in Mesa, Newport, Huntington
Coastline cbuege will sponsor
workshops in cardiopulmonary
resuscitation at four locations in
Huntington Beach, Cost.a Mesa
and Newport Beach. CPR is the
basic emergency first aid
procedure that may save the life of
someone whose heart has stopped
functioning.
Completion of the rune-hour
workshop will certify participants
in accordance with the standards
of the American Heart Association
and the American Red Cross. Each
participant will receive a Basic
Mesan plans rabbi
studies in Israe l
Former Estancia High School
student Steven Tucker, 24, and hia
wife. Gabrielle, have moved to
Jerusalem so he can complete his
third year of rabbinical study at
the Jewish Theological Seminary.
Tucker, who grew up in Costa
Mesa, studied two years at the
University of Judaism, Loe An-
geles. After his year in Israel,
Tucker will study in New York for
two years before he is ordained as
a conservative rabbi.
Life CPR card.
There 1s a $15 fee £or each
workshop. Advance registration is
requested. Participants should
bring a mat or towel to the
workshop.
CPR workshops will be held:
• Mondays. tonight and Oct. 3
from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at the
Community United Methodist
Church in Huntington Beach;
•Saturday, Oct. 8 from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. at the Mesa Verde Learning
Cent.er in Costa Mesa;
•Saturday, Oct. 22 !rom 8 a .rn.
to 5 p.m. at the Park New port
Apartments in Newport Beach;
•Saturday, Nov. 12 from 8 a.rn.
to 5 p.m . at the Peteraon Learning
Center in Huntington Beech.
Information on how to register
for the CPR workshops can be
obtained by calling the Coastline
Community Services office,
241-6186.
Controller will address
OC Democratic women
State Controller Ken Cory will
address the Democratic Women of
Orange County Saturday at the
home of Garden Grove Mayor
John Cannon.
The 6 p.m. meeting, marking
the 10th anniversary of the club's
Gold Key A wards. wUJ be under
the direction of the club's new
officers: Jacquie Jessie, president;
Dolly Schultz, vice president;
S heila Catlett, treasurer: Lynne
Miller. corresponding secretary;
Fran Smith, recording secretary
and Helen Kuricaj, parlia-
mentarian.
For more information, call
530-9206.
The Democratic Women are a1ao
planning a dinner membership
meeting at the Revere Houae in
Tustin at 7 p.m. Wednesday. The
cost is $11 per person. How ard
Adler, Orange County Democratic
Central Committee chairman, will
be the guest speaker .
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.\4 * Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Monday, Sept . 26. 1983
10PoF1H1N1ws Will truce keep Marines in Lebanon?
NATION
Reagan offering to reduce
nuclear missiles in Europe
By tile A11ocalted Prell
UNITED NATIONS -President Reagan.
declaring "a nuclear war cannot be won and must
never be fought," today offered tO reduce the
number ot new missiles the United States plans
to deploy in Europe if the Soviets accept his
challenge tO cut global nuclear stockpiles. "The
door tO an agreement ls open," he said. "It is time
for the Soviet Union to walk through it."
Watt panel vows success
WASHING TON -The chairman of the
comiasion James Watt described as a ''black .. a
woman. two Jews and a cripple" pledged today
that the panel's work would not be derailed by
what he called the interior secretary's "un-
fortunate remarks." Chairman David Linowes
toJd the opening session o{ a two-day hearing
that "nothing m the secretary's comments will
result in a durunution of (the panel's) efforts."
Boston murders doubled
BOSTON -There were more than double
the number of murders m Boston during August
than there were a year ago, but one of the city's
most notorious crime statistics -motor vehicle
theft -was down, according to a police report.
There were 13 homicides in the city, seven more
than in August 1982. The city's auto theft rate-
which has consistently been the nation's highest
-dropped 22 percent in the monthly com-
parisons.
Cancer patient, 12, lair
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -A lawye.r for a
family opposed to the chemotherapy treatments
imposed on a 12-year-old cancer patient say they
will appeal this week to the Tennessee Supreme
Court. Meanwhile, the condition of Pamela
Hamilton, a preacher's daughter, was upgraded
from serious to fair today, and hospital officials
said she appears to be adjusting to the
court-ordered cancer treatments her family is
fighting.
STATE
Haig agrees with R eagan
SAN DIEGO -Fonner Secretary of State
Alexander Haig says he agrees with President
Reagan's handling of the Soviet downing of a
Korean Air Lines jetliner and suggested, "No one
should have been surprised by the Soviets'
brutish response." Haig, who was here to address
a seminar, cntized Reagan on other issues,
however. including the economy and Middle
F..ast policy
Boys Choir director h e ld
RIVERSIDE -The founder-director of the
California Boys Choir has ~ arrested on
charges of molesting choirboys. but his lawyer
says the accusations were trumped up by one
disgruntled youth. Douglas Roy Neslund. 40, of
Los Angeles, was arrested on a warrant charging
six counts of molestation involving five
ch oirboys. said Riverside police Lt. Gil Olivarria.
Two other choir officials had been arrested on
si.m.ilar charges last month.
Job retraining reviewed
SOUTH GATE -An ambitious
job-retraining program for 4,300 workers laid off
from a General Motors plant is drawing mixed
reviews, with employment found for only about
a third of the thousands who sought help. "It's
been discouraging." said Alberto Madrid, 40,
who set aside 17 years as an auto worker to
become a diesel-engine mechanic. But after
completing his course in August and approaching
50 employers, he has received only one job offer
-as a bus driver "They don't give you much
hope." he said of the potential employers who
want only experienced workers.
WORLD
IRA escapees recaptured
BELFAST, Northern Ireland -Police
today recaptured two lnsh Republican Anny
guerrillas who escaped from the Mai.e maximum
security prison and a massive manhunt continued
for 21 stiU at large. "It is a desperately dangerous
situation," said a senior police officer. "It is like
trying to comer a pack of wolves." Hundreds of
soldiers and police. aided by helicopters and
tracking dogs, scoured the countryside for the
guerrillas.
Several injure d in protest
COMISO. S1clly -Police backed by water
cannon today tear-gassed and clubbed protesters
blocking entrances to a planned NATO missile
site. scattering about 1.000 people and injuring
1everal of them. officials said. It waa one of the
moat violent incidents at lhe site near this Sicilian
town since construction work began a year ago.
Kohl's party 'defeated'
BONN, West Gennany -The Social
Democrata, who campaigned against the deploy-
ment of NATO nuclear mimiles in West
Gennany, defeated Chancellor Helmut Kohl's
conaervative party in two state elections. The
elections Sunday In Hesae and Bremen, which
the Social Democn111.1 htwe governed since World
War ll. were the fint slnoe Kohl's right-
ilt-moderate coalition government won a major
victory ln n.at1onal parliamentary balloting ln
March. Kohl's party, the Chrlstian Democratic:
Unlon, favors cu ta In IOCial welfare apendins and
beclu the deployment of new U.S . mlaalles In
Germany to counter Soviet rru..ile!'. Deployment
of lhe U.S . mi31t11H l.s scheduled tO begin in
Dl.umber
WASHINGTON (AP) -The ceue-fire in
Lebanon i.s expected to smooth the way for
conue-ionaJ approval of a compromi9e with the
White Houee that would allow U.S. Marines toatay in
Beirut for 18 months.
AA l.he Senate prepared to begin debate on the
measure today, Sen. Charles Mathias Jr., R-Md., told
a reporter th.at the ceaBe'-fire "will probably make it a
little easier, even though people may be skeptical
about It.
"The record isn't very good i..n the Middle F.ast,
but it is the whine of bullets th.at makes people
nervous. When the bullets aren't whining, it will be a
little easier "
The compromise resolution, prompted by the
finlt of four Marine deaths i..n Beirut under shelling
by Moslem militias Aug, 29, would recogn.i.r.e the
She lley Long, Judd Hirsch clutch
Emmys a s outstanding comedy per-
formers in "Cheers" and "Taxi"
series after ceremony.
authority ot Conan-to limit the troope' 1tay there
under the War ~owen A.ct of 1973, but would
approve keeping them ln \he Lebanae capital foe 18
montha, if needed.
A Senate vote ia expected by Wed.ne9day.
1n New York. Secretary of State George P.
Shultz aald the ceue-fare announced in Lebanon on
Sunday hu take'n effect .and ''thinQI are .ettllng
down."
"We hope that they stay that way," Shultz
added.
President Reagan has said he will sign the
measure if It reachea hil desk in the form negotiated
by hia aides and oongretaional leaders, even though
he t.akes exception to parts of the reeolulion
oonceming hia prerogatJves aa oommander ln chief.
Mathias supported the comprorn!IM' Friday ln the
APMI jlllt
Hosts Eddie Murphy, Joan Rivers spice
up the proceedings at Emmy awards
presentations, but Rivers' humor of-
fended some.
Bottom network ends on top
'Hill Street,' 'St. Elsewhere,' 'Cheers' lead NBC Emmy sweep
By JERRY BUCK ur---.w,_
LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -Cops, doctors and a
Boston bar helped NBC to a sweep of this year's
Emmys. as "Hill Street Blues," "St. Elsewhere" and
"Cheers" powered the third-rated network to 33
awards, more than the other two commercial
networks combined.
laa~ three hours and 20 minutes.
"Hill Street Blues," unlike the put two years,
did not win a single acting award. It wu named best
drama aeries, won for writing and directing and took
three crafts awards.
Shelley Lona wu named best lead actrees in a
comedy 1eries for ''Cheen," a aeries set in a Boston
bar. The aeries also won for best comedy, best writing
and directing and graphic dem,n.
Senate Fomgn Relations c.ommJttee, volfn8 flnt to
01.m the Martne.' atay to six montha and then
revening hhmelf after Majority Leader Howard H.
Sia.Ur Jr., R-Tenn., told him the delicately arranged
deal WU "turning to uhet."
But Mat.hlaa aaid Monday he probably would
support a floor amendment aimed at cutting the
18-month timetable to ll>c month.I.
Congremonal Democratic IOW'Ce9 cloee to the
llituation aaid an amendment might also be offen:d
that would split the difference and make it 12
montha.
Under the War Powers Act, a vote on the
reeolutlon must t.ake place by Thuniday, Senate
leaden agreed, but Balter says he hopes to complete
Senate debate by Wednesday. The Houae is expected
to begin debate Wedneaday or Thuniday.
Rivers flows
as viewers boil
LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -It's a good thing
comedian Joan Rivers didn't ask her trademark
question "Can we talk?" while co-h06ting the 35th
annual Emmy awards for NBC.
Many viewers would have yelled "No!"
Telephone calls started coming into NBC
network affiliates from New York to Los Angeles
Sunday after Rivers, opening the nationally televiaed
ceremonies, made satirical reference to a con-
troversial comment by lnt.erior Secretary James G .
Watt and called Watt "an idiot."
Bantering with co-hoct Eddie Murphy during
the Emmy telecaat, Riven broke a television taboo on
profanity by saying "goddamn," made light of a sexy
televiaion character played by actresa Joan Collins
and kidded about herpes and homoeexua.IB.
F.llrly on, Rivera noted that Murphy ia a black
CathoUc, while ahe is a white, Jewish woman.
She joked that ''if you had a limp we could be the
committee appointed by Jamee Watt. ls he an idiot!"
Watt has been denounced for hi.a remark last
Wedneeday to a buainela group th.at an advi.aory
committee fonned to review hiacoal-leasing program
contained "a black' ... a woman, two Jews and a
cripple."
L.ter, Rivera introduced Miss Col.lina, one of the
Ernmypreeentera, who plays the beautiful. conniving
Alexis Carrington on ABC's "Dynasty."
''Alexis has had more hands up her dress th.an
the Muppeta," RJven quipped.
The 35th annual television awards show Sunday
was a showcase for the insult hwnor of Joan Rivers.
who co-hosted with fellow comedian Eddie Murphy.
Some of Miss Rivers' remarks, including gibes at U.S.
lnterioc Secretary James Watt, drew angry phone
calls from viewers. • ......
NBC dominated for the third straight year and
"Hill Street Blues" won Its third straight Emmy as
best drama series, compiling six awards to tie the ABC
miniseries "The Thorn Birds" for the most Emmys.
Sky-divihg,:weatherman killed
It was the most Emmys NBC had ever won. but it
failed to reach CBS' record of 44 in 1974.
NBC's critically acclaimed "Cheers," named best
<..'Omedy series, won five awards. "Special Bulletin"
took four awards and "St. Elsewhere" got three.
Top-rated CBS won 11 and ABC took 14. Four
others went to the Public Broadc.asting System and
two to syndicated programs. NBC's total includes 12
craft awards announced before the telecast.
The Academy of Television Ana & Sciences
annual Emmys for prime-time programming were
presented during a slow-moving show on NBC that
Philadelphia TV personality's parachute tangles on 8 l 4th jump
PlULADELPHIA (AP) -Television weather-
man Jim O'Brien waa a veteran sky diver, jumping
once to deliver the opening day baseball to the
P hiladelphia Phillies, but on hi.a 814th dive. hi.a
expertise failed and he plunged to his death.
O'Brien's chute had become entangled tn the
parachute of another jumper, Doug Selllx of
Bethlehem, In a five-man dive Sunday from a small
plane at an altitude of 8,600 feet., officials said.
O'Brien. 43, rewarded for hia popularity at
WPVI-TV with one of the highest TV news salaries
in the Philadelphia area, a reported $400,000, fell free
for about 100 feet before crashing to the ground.
officials said.
While Sellix pleaded with O'Brien to ride out the
jump with their lines tangled, the newsman cut his
main chute free, intending to finish the jump on his
re.erve, said Jim Place of Pottstown, who alao made
the jump at the Hanover Township Airport in
Gilbertsville, Montgomery County, at 12:30 p.m.
O'Brien'• re8et'Ve chute had barely opened
before he hit the ground, poUoe said.
"You have to make a decision ln a second in this
sport," laid Tom Morrllon, safety director of the
United Parachute Club. which organized-the jump.
"Apparently Jim made the wrong one."
Soviets turn over plane debris O'Brien's death came u a shock to hi.a colleagues
at WPVI, where he wu a prominent figures in the
area'• top-rated TV news report.
The acc:ident was the lead story in the 6 p.m.
new9CUl, which ended with credits over a black
background and no music.
NEVELISK, USSR (AP)-A grim-faa!d Soviet
general turned over five wooden crates of clothing
and debris from the South Korean jet.liner ahot down
by a Soviet warplane today. but inaiated hia country
had found no remains of its 269 pasaengen and crew.
Major General A.I. Romanenko, head of the
Soviet border forees for the Sakhalin and Kurile
Islands, handed over the crates at Nevellsk, a fishing
port on Sakhalir\ l.aland not far from where Korean
Air Lines F1ight 007 is believed to have plunged into
the sea Sept. 1.
It was the first time the Soviet Union has
surrendered items from the Korean plane. The
Soviets turned over 76 items, mostly debris from the
aircraft and articles of clothing.
Five bodies and several body parts have been
found on the coast of Japan. as well u thousands of
pieces of debr'.,. and pel'llOnal itema. Still apparently
missing. and the object of inteme U.S . and Soviet
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747.
MlnoN Tanba of the Japane9e Foreign Ministry
quoted Rornanenko u saying the Sovieta had found
no bodie11 from the plane.
'"nle Sovie1a told ua on the 20th of thla month
they had no bodJea or body parta to return," Tanba
said. "We asked Romenko persistently and I looked
him straight in the face and uked if they really
hadn't found any. Romanenko said the Soviets had
found no human rena1ns wha~.··
Romanenko and other offidala were abNpt, seeininelY nervous and rarely smiled dwill& today'•
five-hour villlt by the deleg•tton of four Japaneee,
three Americana and one Swede.
The delegation arrived aboard the 3,218-ton
patrol boat 'l'lugaru after a 15-hour voyage from the
northern Japeneee port of Otaru. They and the boat
later returned to Japan.
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"Jim, we will mm you more than you will ever
know," said oo--anchor Jim Gardner on the broadcast
Sunday, hil voice quavering and eyes filling with
lean.
Detective Joe Donahue of the New Hanover
Township pOlice aaid O'Brien apparently thought
that cutting hil chute would avoid Injuries to either
Se1llx or hlm9elf. But Donahue said O'Brien cut
hhmelf looee at about 100 feet-too low to allow hia
raerve chute time t.o open.
"He just m.l.ajudged. If Jim hadn't cut away,
everything wOl.lld be OK," Donahue said.
Station officia1a delcribed O'Brien u a man who
had aa much pamlon for diving u for work. Art
Moore, theatation'a promotion director, said the jump
waa O'Brien'• 814th.
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ClASSlfllD 85
Af' WltepMto
Rams rece iver George Farme r is flattened by the J ets' Darrel Ray ( 28) as he tries to catch a pass from Vince Ferragamo.
Todd loosened up, and aired it out
As a res ult, Jets win wild free-for-all against Rams in overtime, 27-24
NEW YORK (AP) -The New York Jets had
suffered a big loss to their rushing game, so Richard
Todd went to the air for a victory.
"The way we can run the ball, you don't expect
us to win with the pass-but I knew we had to loosen
up and throw the ball more," said Todd after his
spectacular passing day helped the Jets beat the
&ms 27-24 in an overtime National Football League
thriller Sunday.
Todd had no choice but to go to the aerial game
after Freeman McNeil, the NFL's leading rusher last
year, suffered a separated shoulder in the first
quarter. Todd wound up completing 37 of 50 passes
for 446 yards. According to a team spokesman McNeil
will be lost for six to eight weeks.
The Jets' quarterback had his great day in one of
the year's wildest, most wide-open games that
included a free-for-all and a touchdown by the Jets'
Jerry Holmes off a blocked held goal.
Wesley Walker was Todd's chief accomplice
Sunday. catching eight passes for 135 yards.
including two for touchdowns. The second score, a
42-yard bomb. put the Jets ahead 21-17 in the third
quarter
Walker's big catch, plus a Pat Leahy field goal
late in the fourth quarter, provided the Jets with a
24-17 lead. However. the Rams later ued it on Vince
Ferragamo's 2-yard TD pass to Mike Guman with 32
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seconds left in regulation. sending the game into
overtime.
The game lasted just 8 minutes. 22 seconds
longer, when Leahy kicked the game-winner for the
Jets from 26 ya.ids. The field goal by Leahy capped a
SO-yard drive, mcludmg a key 19-yard pass from
Todd to Scott Dierkmg.
The Jets started the drive when Holmes picked
Are Braves still in it?
'We definitely have a chance,' says Murphy
ATLANTA (AP) -Dale Murphy of the Atlanta
Braves says, "It's not an easy road. but we're in the
race. We definitely do have a chance."
The Braves moved to within 31,.; games of first
place in the Nat.ional League West Sunday with a 7-1
vktory over the front-running Los Angeles Dodgers,
who had opened this crucial three-game series by
burying the Braves 11-2 Fnday night to open an
imposing 5 1~ -game bulge in the standings.
Brett Butler cracked a solo homer and Rafael
Ramirez and Glenn Hubbard each had two-run
singles in Atlanl.'l's second vtctory in a row over the
Dodgers, the first time m six series this season that
Los Angeles had failed to win two of the three games.
"We ju.st need to wm," Murphy said. "We can't
worry about them."
The Dodgers head into thetr final seven games of
the season with the magic number for clinching the
division title standing at five. Atlanta has eight games
to play, trailing the Dodgers by three in the loss
column.
"Our team hasn't lost its confidence," Dodger
second baseman St.eve Sax said. "This (Sunday's loss)
didn't shake us."
Butler opened the firs/ for Atlanta with his fifth
homer of the year, a drive over the right field f 314 nee
off Alejandro Pena, 12-8. that put the Braves in front to stay.
Ramirez had his two-run single in the third and
Hubbard drove m two in the fifth after Bruce
Benedict had doubled home a run. Atlanta's other
run crossed in the sixth on an RBI single by pitcher
Ccaig McM urtry.
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Oct. 21 San Francteco. AWAY (5): TOdmy, Sept.
27. Cincinnati: Sept. 28, 29, San Diego.
IRAVl8 (8) -HOME (2): Today, Sept. 27,
San Francteco. AWAY (8) -Sept. 28
(doublehMder), 29, Houlton; Sept. 30, Oct. 1,
2. San Diego.
McMurtry, 15-9, allowed eight hits, walked one
and fanned six before leaving with one out in the
eighth, and Terry Forster retired five of the six
batters he faced to wrap up the victory.
•------------------.. The Dodgers !ICOred an unearned run in the sixth when Dusty Baker was safe on Ramirez' error and
lllllUID later scored on a single by Mike Marshall.
"We still can't do anything about the Dodgers,"
Torre added. "We've got to get help."
vff a pass by Rams quarterback Vince Ferragamo on
the New York 20-yard line and returned it to the S<h
The Rams had taken a 17-14 lead early in the
third period on a field goal by Chuck Nelson that
followed a fight on the field by several players. The
pushing and shoving started when New York
defensive end Mark Gastineau sa1:ked Ferragamo
and went into his patented "war dance". Gastineau
was shoved from behind by Rams tackle Jackie
Slater, triggering a bench-clearing brawl that held
up the game for nearly five minutes.
The second quarter provided something that also
got the crowd of 50,070 on its feet as well. That
happened when Jets defensive end Kenny Neil
blocked a field goal attempt by Nelson and Holmes
plucked the ball out of the air and raced 57 yards to tie
the game at 14-all.
"The biggest thing was that we ~rcame
adversity," said J ets Coach Joe Walton, who watched
the Rams' Eric Dickerson gain 192 yards rushing on
his maligned defense.
As for Rams' Coach John Robinson, he liked
everything but the fmal score.
"Obviously, it was a great football game," he
said. "They kept going at each other. We had a chance
in the fifth quarter, but their comerback (Holmes)
made a great int.erceplion. Overall, I thought our
performance was pretty good. We're not a great
football team yet -but that's just a matter of time."
Pat Leahy's place-kick finish ed it in
overtime as Rams fell, 27-24.
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a knockout, 22-7
DENVER (AP) -In his pre-game analysis this
week, Denver Coach Dan Reeves said one trait of the
Los Angeles Raiders that stood out most was their
ability to "deliver the knockout blow. When they get
you down, they k1ck you."
Reeves and his players dusted themselves off
and tried to clear their heads Sunday after the
Raiders pushed across 13 third-quarter points en
route to a 22-7 National Football League victory.
Jim Plunkett threw two touchdown passes to
Cliff Branch and the NFL's leading defense held
Denver scoreless untiJ the closing minutes as Los
Angeles raised its record to 4-0.
"Our secret is to get on a team and just wear them
down," said Plunkett. "We don't do anythlng fancy
offensively like a lot of traps and things. We just like
to get up on top of every team we play."
Coach Tom Flores of the Raiders said his defense
was "outstanding."
"We knew our defense had to play solid, because
.Denver's defense has kept them in two of their last
three games," said Flores.
Reeves said his defense "did a super job" and
"made enough big plays to win it." But he added, ''On
offense we had too many mistakes and had sporadic
execution."
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TV-RADtO: See 82.
Special to Ge Dally PUot.
, RIVERSIDE -Pole-sitter David Hobbs took
the early lead Sunday and never let ao u he won the
40-lap Budwelaer Trans-Am auto race at Riverside
International Raceway.
Hobbs, of Boddington, England, a1ao regained
the lead ln the Trana-Am 11ertea with only one r ace
remainlnC· Hobbe' .DeAtley Cama.ro ~ the fl.niah line
11.638 eeconda ahead of teammate Wlll-y T. Ribba of
San Joee. The winner'• average speed wu 100.826
mph.
Two-time Trans Am champion George Follmer
of HunUllg10n Beach, who planned to debut in a new
corvette. failed to get the car operational, however,
and was forced to withdraw.
Ribbs, who had to make a pltatoptochangea flat
tlre on hi.a Camaro, wu followed by Paul Newman,
the actor-driver, and Frank Leary was fourth.
Hobbs now hu 146 polnts in the teries, and Tom
GJoy, who did not flniah, has 129 points. Rlbbe has
126.
The yellow flag came out twice, once when
Glenn Fox of Albuquerque. N.M., atalled on tum six,
and again when Gary Schons of Loe Alam I toe spun in
tum three on the restart after Fox'a car was removed.
Wally Oallenbach Jr. was fifth. followed by Jim
.Derhaag, Jerry Brassfield, Bob Hagestad, Mark
Wolocatiuk, and Le. Lindley.
Earlier, Ed Pimm of Dublin, Ohio, won the
Robert Bosh-VW Super Vee In his Ralt RT-6. Pima
stole the lead from pole-sitter Ted Prappas of ;
Angeles on the first lap and held on for all 24 la
Edward Robinson of England was second.
It was the lourth conaecutive wln for Plmm. who
leads that series with 134 polnts after nine of the 1 l
races. 1
In the first event of the day. Paul KICker cf.
Valatie, N.Y., padded his lead In the Volksw-aen
R.lihh1I ·81 I stein Cup aeries with a victory In the 20-lap
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Up 5.18
Cloalng 1,290.n
New record high
BUllNISS BRlllS
Failed hank depos itors
get 10 cents on dollar •
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DES MOINES , Iow~1 l:>i:p'.ls1to rs in tht' r.ulc.J
Exc:hangL· &nk of Bloumfwld will sn1ually gc•t only LU
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NEW YOHK Intert-st r••tt's d1ppt·d aflt•r the
Fedt'r~J Ht~l'r\'l' Bocird rl•porli:d a bigger than-t•xpc.-ctcd
dl't:line 1n the na11on's mont'y s uµply Tht' g<JVPrnme11t
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Hanover~ to buy R <;A s ub i<liar
NEW YOHK ManufacturE:rs Hanover Corp .
owner uf tht' nation's fourth larges• bank, 1s buying the.>
fmanct• subsidiary of RCA Corp for $1.51 billion. The
deal would give Manufacture-rs Hanover the approx
imate ly 350 offlt'es and $7 3 b1lhon in receivables of CIT
Fmanc1al CCJrp, a fully ownetl subsidiary of RCA ll was
de~nbed by both ~·omparues as the largest ever by a
banking c:ompany
Auto sale hil four-year high
DETROIT -U.S . automakers, except for G£'neral
Motors Corp .. turned m strung saJes performances m
m1d-Septem~1 , with the industry's daily sales rate
climbing to ;.} four-year high Sales of U S .-madc cars
rose 5.9 ~rt·ent in the Sept I 1-20 penod from a s trong
!>('r·iod a year ago
Dollar kids; go/cl price . rre
LONOON The US dollar skidded un world
l'Urrency markets early today as a Federal Reserve
Boord report of an unexpKtedly large drop in the US
money supply fanned exp<."C'l<lttonsof furtherdedmes tn
Amenwn 1nll'rest rates Gold pnu~!i rose After the d os<.'
of Eurupean trading F'riday. thl' F'ed said the l>as1t•
money supply, known as M 1. feU $3.1 billion tn
mid-Septembt-r. leavmg lht.-measure well within the
Fed's des1rt"CI growth rate
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Valley police brislJten sJrl's day alter vaailala ruin party
BJ ROBERT BAB.UR ...............
Emily O.Lany had an e1ahth birthday ahe'll
probably never forget-it ltaJ1ed out on a C89PY
note but there wu a nice ai.rprile at the finAlb,
Emily bad her birthday Friday and lhe and
her parenta were all 11et for a ffi9tive e'WDlnl· 'Ibey
neatly stacked all her prMentl and laid out her
bUthday cake 1p the family room of UMtlr J'ountaln
Valley remdence before .-nc out for dinner at a
restaurant.
Emily was excited. She wu aom. to open her
preeenta and blow out her candlet and have 101ne
cake when they got back.
They were gone ecaroely an hour, but IOJDe
.mean people beet Emily to lt. •
They ripped through her ~ and
aneenld the cab .U OWi' the ~ -walla.
fumltuN, Cll'peCI and appl.laraa. ·
JWI~=~~~!:.: ecared." .. Mid,
But Fouftla&n Valley~ Randy Davia
arrived and ~ then IDl to lee lnwstlpton taJdn8 finaerprinta. 'l'bat proved to be exdtlnc.
But the bmt part C91De Sunday. Two bUck
and white police can came drMna up to the Santa
C.ecel1a Circle~ and OUlcer Dml, Lt. Dave
Brokaw and Officer Mike Majol-w.-e can-ytna
one very larp cake. lt wu for Emily. It aa1d, "
Happy Birthday to Emily ban Watch 3" (4 p.m.-2 a.m.)
(See BIRTHDAY, Pqe Al)
THI ORANGI COAST
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1983
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A legend in its own time
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Ruth Stapleton,
Carter's sister, dies
FAYETTEVILLE, N.9 . (AP)-Ruth Carter Stapleton, slater
of fonner President Jimmy Carter, died this morning at home after
a lengthy battle with cancer of the pancreas, her husband said.
Mra. Stapleton, 54, an evangelist from Fayetteville, was
diagnolled as having cancer in April.
She had said she would forgo medi.cal treatment and would
rely on her fa.Ith in God to help her. She said she would use prayer,
meditation, exercise and a special diet in her fight against the
diaeaae.
Her father died of pancreatic cancer almost 30 years ago. Her
mother, Lillian Carter, has experienced total remission from breast
and bone cancer.
Her husband, Dr. Robert Stapleton, reached today at his
Fayetteville home. confirmed the death but declined to comment
further.
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COAST EDITION
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Giant land
deal along
Coast OK'd
By L.P. BENET
OflMDellJ ..........
After 18 months of intensive
fund-raising efforts, a Laguna
Niguel-based real estate develop-
ment company has fi.naliz.ed the
$80 million purchase of 550 acres
of coastline property south of
Laguna Beach.
The land -slated for heavy
commercial and residential de-
velopment -is one of the last
remaining pieces of open coastal
property south of Los Angeles.
The deal represents one of the
largest land deals in Orange
County history.
Stein-Brief Group, Inc., of
Laguna Niguel completed the
purchase from Avco Community
Developers, Inc., a ian
Diego-baaed home builder group,
late last week.
.,.., .........
Arrow shows proposed
development.
already has been approved by the
California Coastal Commission.
After I 0,000 rescues, Sea Watch No. l is still
going strong. Newport Beach Lifeguard Lt. Ron
Johnson (on right) and seasonal Lifeguard Lt.
Topper Horack crank up the 25-year-old
lifeguard boat. See a recap of its missions during
maritime mishaps on Page AS.
When Stein-Brief complet.ee
development of the property, It
will be worth more than $1 billion
and will gamer about $165 million
in profits. Stein-Brief is a land
developlng partnership fanned by
David Stein, 35, and Barry Brief,
42, in late 1979.
The purchased land is located
on both sides of C.oast Highway
between South Laguna and Dana
Point. Development of the parc:el
The Stein-Brief group plans to
spend $50 million in landacaping,
grading and other improvements
over the next aeveral yean. The
partnerah!p aleo intends to build
3,400 residential units. including a
9~-unit guarded-gate complex
located on a parc:el on the ocean
side of the highway. Hornes there
will be priced between $400,000
and $1.5 million.
Stein and Brief also plan to
build two resort hotels, a tennis
club, several restaurants, a shop-
(See LAND DEAL, Pa1e A%)
Do-or-die for airport pact
City, county negotiate 75-year limit on flights from John Wayne
By STEVE MARBLE set a limit on jet departures out of °'.,..,..,,......,. John Wayne Airport was being
A last-ditch attempt to salvage a made today by Newport Beach
proposed agreement that would and Orange County officials.
Australia II crew stages
comeback to win Cup
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -Aus-
tralia Il staged a stunning late
comeback in the seventh and
deciaive race today and broke the
United St.ates' 132-year monopoly
on the America's Cup with a
historic victory over Liberty.
The foreign challenger with the
mysterious winged keel trailed by
eight seconds at the start of the
race and remained behind moet of
the way. But John Bertrand
steered her in front of Liberty,
skippered by Denoia Conner, late
in the fifth leg and capped the t,he
most dramatic Cup series with a
thrl1ling triumph.
With the wind blowing in his
face on the sixth leg. Conner tried
desperately to regain the lead. He
repeatedly resorted to tacks,
zig-zag maneuvers, but Bertrand
covered those moves to stretch his
lead on Rhode Ialand Sound.
Conner, who successfully de-
fended the Cup aboard Freedom
in 1980, is the first American
skipper to loee' sailing's most
hallowed prize. And he did it after
squandering a 3-1 lead in the first
Cup aeries to go a full aeven races.
For Alan Bond, head of the
Australia Il syndicate, the victory
ends a decade of frustration.
Exciting ahow-but etlll a loee
The Rama macs. tt exolttng, but they
end~ up dropping• 27·24 0"9i lltnethrffler
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'Boone' bring• country home
The tranqull 19501 In the rural South
serve u backdrop for "Boone," premiering
tonight on NBC and atarrlng Tom Byrd.
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"It's now or never," said New-
port Mayor Evelyn Hart.
The proposal would allow an
increase in daily commercial jet
takeoffs from the preeent 41to55
and then hold that limit for the
next 75 years.
The beach city, under the
takeoff pattern, has spent more
than $1 million attempting to
block airport expansion in the last
two years and the county has
spent an equal amount defending
plans for adding flighta and
enlarging the congested facility.
Negotiators for the city and
county today were rewriting the
agreement for the fifth' time in
two months. A final draft likely
would go the county supervilon
and council members next month.
The proposal -held up by city
officials and at least one county
supervbor u a meaningful peace
treaty between the warring
parties -a.i.o has been lambasted
by both sides.
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.,.., ........... -~ Volunteer instructor David Schwartz some help with his studies at Oka
gives first grader William Pepper School in Fountain Valley.
'Mr. Shorts' a school favorite
Volunteer teacher, honored by FV district, loves helping kids
IJ PHIL SNEIDER.MAN °' ............... On the campus of Oka Element.o&ry School in
Huntington Beech, he's known affectionately u
"Mr. Shona."
He'a reelly David Schwanz., a retired New
York City funeral director who puta in five hours
a day, five days a week u an Oka 8Chool volunteer.
Since 1979, he'a been admlnistering apelllng
u.ta. reedlnc aloud to students and helpt.nc them
with apeech problems.
Becau.e of hia dedication, he wu one of nine
people who received an Outatandt.nc Service
Awwd 1-t week ban the Fountain Valley School
DI.strict Doud of Tnaa1eea.
But Schwart& aays hie greetest reward comes
from the~ people he work:a with.
. "I love it. ' he Mys of h1a 8Chool volunteer
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work. "It makes you feel good when you walk
around the campus at lunch and the kida jump up
on you and ._y, 'Mr. Shona! Mr. Schwartz!'"
David Schwartz pref era to keep busy.
Aft.er his wife died in 19~9. he retired from hia
New York City funeral bulllne9I but oontinUf!d
workina u an ad aalesman for h1I eon-ln-law'a
map.zine.
Later, he went to work for the Human
Reeouroee <=enter on Long Ialand, pJadna een1or
dt1Jena ln Jobe.
.. They Kid I'd be dolng well if I put one penon
to work a week." Schwartz recalla. "I •veraaed
three a week.
''On Mondays they would fill out applbdona.
Then on Tueedaya. I'd buy three or four
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