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Home My WebLink About1983-10-10 - Orange Coast PilotI Cracker Jacks rated X? 'Cartoon book' provides real surprise for S anta An a (a th er By Tiie A11oclate4 Pres• John Iglesias says he found a real aurprise in the box of Cracker Jack he bcx.lght for hia boys - a tiny, 21 -page booklet called "Erotic Sexual Positions." "It's terrible," hia wile, Lorraine, said Sunday from their Santa Ana home. "I never saw anything like it. The kid.a really look forward to thoee gifts in the box. Can you Imagine the queations they would have asked?" But the pre-1ehool children, Joey and J ohnny, never uw the booklet becau.e their father aot to It flnt. "At flnt I thouaht it wu a cartoon booklet." he said. "I wuaureaurpriled when lopened ltup." The 4-by 2-inch booklet contained black-and-white photqp'apha of nude couples engaging in intercoune. It claimed to portray aexual aeqeota from the hidden jungle temples in the Amaz.on. The booklet called it.self the first in a seriet1 of erotic be9t-eellera. (See CRACUR, Pase A!) THI DRANGI COAST MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1983 Firemen finish extinguishing blaze aboard ya cht in Huntington Har-, ....,,...,._..,....,.b9Nw ho~ Sunday morning. At left is the newly remodeled Querida. Couple's -dream in ·ashes Fire d estroys yacht in Hunting ton Harbour after m aiden Yoyage By STEVE MARBLE °' ... ....,,...,_ Six hours after bringing their remodeled, all-wood vintage cabin cruiaer back from lta maiden voyage, Michael and Melanie Blum watched help- lesaly as the $150,000 vessel was swallowed up in flames. "For a second I thought maybe it could be saved," said Melanie Blum. ''Then I saw a fireman going into the cabin with an ax and I knew that was it." - The 46-foot C}l.ris Craft named Querida was one of three boats charred in an early morning blaze \ Sl:lJlday on Trinidad laland 'in Huntington Harbour. No was injured. Fire authorities said the flames caused more than $250,000 in damage. "We lost everything." said Blum. "It wu a one of a kind. It's -well, It's a tragedy." Huntington' Beach firefighters, still searching for the cause of the fl.re, said the blaze broke out at 5:49a.m.on1Object,a30-foot cabin cruiser owned by Huntington 8¥.bour resident Robert Wyatt. The boat, burned to the waterline, was a total loes. The fire, authorities said, moved quickly to the richly fumilhed Querida and then blackened the exterior of a 36-foot cabin cruiser named EZ MNY Il owned by S.R. Shea of Huntington Beach. "By the time I could get down there I could aee the flames coming out of the cabin," said Blum, who llvesaahortdistance from thedockaat Venture Drive and Walrus Lane. A pair of Orange County Sheriff' a Harbor Patrol Boata and 18 Huntington firefighters battled the blaze for 15 minutes before bringing It under control. The cabin crui8er EZ MNY Il eventually was towed (See YACHT, Pase AZ) Hearing set on UCI Hospital Pan el expecte d to f ocus on care for county's Medi-Cal patients BJ UREN E. I.LEIN .,. ....... ,... .... The effects of a propoeed hospi- tal at the UC Irvine campus on Orange County's Medi-Cal pa- tients will be discusaed at a public 'hearing Tuesday in the Santa Ana City C.ounciJ Chambers. Assemblyman Richard Rob- inson, chairman of the Joint Legislative Committee on Medi-Cal Oversight, called the hearing to get community reaction to a plan to build a hospital for the UCI Medical School. The committee is concerned about the effect a new h08pltal would have on the large Orange County indigent population, said Bob Campbell, a health planning consultant to the committ.ee. UCI Medical Center in Orange is the primary provider of medical services to the Medi-Cal popu- lation. he said. Robinson, a Democrat from the city of Orange. is worried abou t what will happen to indigent patients if a campus h08pital draws UCI family practice phys- icians away from UCIMC, Campbell said. UCI Chancellor Daniel G . Aldrich. Jr .. is expected to make a presentation at the hearing, along with the president of the Orange County Health Planning Council, the vice president for hc!'alth affairs for the UC system, and George Hoag. chairman of the board of H~ Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach. "Anything that happens to health careat UCI or could happen has an impact on the indigent population of Orange County," Campbell said. "We just want to (See HOSPITAL, Pa1e A!) Resignation accepted Alter Interior Secretary Jame8 Watt retigned Sunday, Pretident Reagan said, "Jim has done an outetanding job a• a member o ( my Cabinet and in his 1tewardship of the natural resoureee of the nation. He ha1 initiated a careful balance between the neede o( people and the importance of protecting the environment. Hie dedication to public service and hie accompli1hment1 will long be remembered ." See other reaction• and poNible 1ucce110rs on Page A4. COUNTY IDITIDN ORANGE COUNTY . C A L I~ ORN I A 25 CENTS _FV em6ezzling rumors probed . By ROBERT BARKER .,. .. ...., ....... Detectives are trying to find out today if an alleged embezzlement of $52,000 may be connected with a $2.2 million fire that swept through the John Treiber Co. in Fountain Valley last Father's Day . Anthony Di.Lauro, 43, a former accountant for the company and his girlfriend. Eileen Zirkle, 36, were arrested Friday on suspicion of embezzlement, forgery and conspiracy, according to Fountain Valley Detective R ick Christensen. Both are residents of Huntington Beach. The arrests followed an audit of company financial records which showed "unreasonable" checlu made out to DiLauro and other employees, according to Christensen. The detective said that in- st,ituted a "call ln" system to draw payroll and expense checks by telephone from Security Pacific Bank. Christensen said DiLauro al- legedly-colleeted $52,000 in phdny expense checks and either he or Zirkle. who was not an employee, would allegedly forge endorse- menta to each other's accounts. Christensen said bank officials, who had been alerted by police. called detectives when DeLauro showed up at the facility on Friday. Banlt officials stalled DeLauro until police arrived and made the arrest without incident. Zirkle was arrested when she returned home later Friday. Motorcyclist dies after HB collision A Westminster motorcyclist was killed Sunday night when his cycle collided with a car he was attempting to pa.a near a Hunt- ington Beach intersection. Police said the motorcyclist. Michael David Roee, 21, struck a 1971 Volkswagen driven by Leasa S. McC.onnack, 21, of Huntington Beach, on Slater Avenue just west of Coronado Lane. Rose. who police say was not wearing a helmet, was rushed to Fountain Valley Community Hos- pital with severe head injuries. He was pronounced ·dead at the hoepital at l l:3S p.m. Sunday. McC.ormack was not injured in the accident and was not cited, police said. Chria.n said police are at- temptinc fo find out if the com- pany'• manufacturing plant in the industrial aection of the city on Condor Avenue was deliberately aet afire last June 19 to hide possible financial irregularities. Chrlatenaen said Di.Lauro was questioned about the fire but made no comment. Di.Lauro reportedly was hired by the John Treiber Co. in January and resigned at the end of May, citing personality problems, according to C~tensen. The company, with offices worldwide, manufac~ equip- ment that cleans and solders computer circuitry. Officials said at the time that the fire was suspicious ~use "things didn't appear to be normal inside the building." Christensen said today that flammable liquids had been u9ed to ignite the fire that perhaps was the biggest blaze in city hi.story. The losses in the gutted a 12,500-square-foot building that housed manufacturing, sales of- fice land warehouse facilities, included "very expensive" paint- ings and art objects belonging to Treiber's personal collection, in- vestigators said. DelJ,... ...... .., Kaw lteM..., Sean O'Neil exits YMCA Indian Guide teepee. Festival harvests success in Irvin; By ANDllEA ADElM>N .,. ... ...., ........ City maintenance crews are picking up debris-strewn Heritage Park today and the Irvine Harvest Festival board already has set the date for next's year's bash following the l l th staging of Irvine's home-grown carnival t.h1s weekend. About 45,000 people came to the three-day annual event which ended Sunday. They pitched dimes for cheap ashtrays, munched Greek-style lamb pita sandwiches and became light-headed from midway rides. The carnival's only casualty was a 7-year-old Irvine boy who suffered a minor cut on his forehead after bumping it on the (See HARVEST, Pase AZ) McClintock's Nohel called 'long overdue' By STEVE MITCHELL Of tMDllllJNlll ..... The chaJrman of the Depart-. mentof Mlcroblol<>1Y at UC Irvine said today the awarding of the Nobel Prue to New V ork re- MarCher Dr. Barbara McCllntock la lona overdue. And a blologiat at lJCI aaid the award to the Bl-year-old woman la "certainly well deeerved." The Connecticu t-born re- teareher wu honored chiefly for her d.ilcovery of t.he geneUc ele- men\a In com more than three decadet1 ago. The dilcovery had a bearing on re.earch of vtnae. caJTYing dlleue. "Barbara la what we call a clUlical pnetJcJ.st," said Dr. Paul Sypherd, chainnan of the Depart- ment of Microbiology at UC f Related story, Page A4 Irvine. "Way back in the 'SO.., with no method for being able to atudy chrornoeomes directly, or DNA ditectly, she and another ,eneti- dat provided the flnt evidence for the ph yalcal exchan 1e of chromoeomal material durtn1 genetic cro.i.nc over -a natural mechanism of shuffling genes a.round.'' Th.at'• the way you pt new kinda of genetic: types, he .. Jd. addlnc "lt wu a very important thinl. and It WU all done on • atudy of com , not on man." Her work wu larply ignored unill the 19608. a flCtor lhat Sypherd uJd wu "unfortunate." (Set NOBEL PIUIE, Pas• Al> t __ _ Adrienne Malena, 3, &et1 bear hug from m61eot. ...-....---· ' ' I 1 ' .\2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday. October 10, 1983 Father of slain tot· asks millions A Los Angeles man 1s seeking $2 million from Orange County, al- leging that negligence on the part of the county IC<i to his 2-year-old son's beating death Juhus Ceasar Mathis Jr, 28, contends the county's Social Ser - vices Agency t'Qvered up for a social worker who had no authority to release Julius Ceasar Mathis Ill to Mathis' ex-wife, Francine Douglas Montgomeey. Mathis' attorney, Looi Patten, filed the $:l m1!Lio11 claim with the county last Friday. If it 1s denied, hls nelet step would be a Superior Court lawsuit. The ex-wife's bovfriend, Darrel Roberts, 29, stood trial in July for murder in the baby's Aug 21. 1981 death. The jury deadlocked 9-3 in favor of acquittal, Roberts faces retrial beginning Nov. 14 He is free on $100.000 bond. The county took Julius into protective custody an May 1981, after a baby sitter reported massive bruises on his back and buttocks. The boy was released to a maternal aunt, but she said she couldn't control him and gave him back to the county's Albert Sitton Home for juveniles. Montgomery took Julius out of that facility six weeks before he died. Court records show Presiding Juvenile Court J udge Byron McMillan concluded the social worker released Julius without court approval No charges were filed. and the unidentified man quit after McMillan demanded he be fired. HB teen-ager. pinned under carnival ride A 14 -year-old Huntington Beach boy was seriously injured when his head was pinned be- neath a carnival 11de Sunday Isaac Cohen was reported in serious condition today at Foun- tain Valley Community Hospital with a skull frac:ture Cohen crawled under a "Tilt-Wheel" ride at 4: 15 p.m. at a carnival conduc ted at St. Bonaventure Chvrch, 16400 Springdale St , in Huntington Beach, police srud When the ride started to move, the boy's head was caught be- tween statJOnary and moving parts of the machine, police said. Police weren't sure why the youth c·rawled under the ride. Je nny Weaver shoots baskets to win a stuff eel lo). H~RVEST FESTIVAL ... Fro Page A1 stee · wh~l of a bumper car, police Lt. Bob Lennert sa1li. Festival officials also heard some complaints about a midway game booth some participants thought was illegal. However, no arrests were made during the carnival, which organ izers called a success. -........_ "We had a lot of people who, when they wer~ving. s;iid it was the best ever," festival President Sharon EUis saitt, today. Ellis said booth operators. primarily civic organii.ations selling food and games of chance for fund-raising. seemed to be pleased with festival results. A final tally on funds f aist'd was undetermined this morrung. Although clouds threa~. no rain feU and overcast skies ke pt temperatures mild. '· ·, "It was woiluierful. It was bette~~.9er than beirtg out in the blazing sun," said Ellis, a festival veter~• Asked if she plarls to assume the ch(ef organizing spot again, Ellis said "can I have a few days to think about it?" ~ Next year's festival w\U be during the first ~f·kt'nd m October. I I 'f IRV -- ' I George Liechty works on ice culptun ., . CRACKER JACKS RATED 'X' ... From Page A1 Betty Garrett. a spokeswoman for Borden Inc which manufac tures the carmelized-popcom -and-peanut treat -was upset. but not so surprised when she heard of the family's dasc.'Overy. S he said the company received five simtlar complaints about a year ago. "We took extensive security measures to make sure this type of packaging problem d id not occur agam," Garrett said. She said only six boxes out of 4 million boxes packaged annually have had problems She said the person who inserted the material was not apprehended, but new security measures haw eliminated ihe problem. "We want to make sure that ou~ produ<.ts are as wholesome and safe as can be," Garr<'lt sa1c.I , adding ll'~at a new invesllgation would b<.• conducted at the plant. YA CRT DESTROYED BY FIRE ... From Page A1 into the harbor away !rom the two smoldering crafts. "When 1t was out I went ih for one look," said Mrs. Blum, whose husband is an oral and facial surgeon with offices in Irvine and Anaheim. "But I couldn't go back m for a sec<?nd look. lt would be too emotional." The Blums had spent the past eight months pouring their tame and money into the 1964 cabin cruiser. stripping a nd polishing the mahogany interior and decorating it with antique lamps. wool carpeting and a microwave oven. A set of Wedgewood chma plates with t1 nuutwal µjl\l•rn ;1lsu had been added. "We had everything just right. It wns JUSt tht· way it was supposed to be," she said "I was juc;t about to order a dining table for it." The restored boat left Huntington Harbour last Friday for its maiden voyage to Catalina Island. ThP couple and their daugh ter returned late Saturday and went home to sleep figuring they'd unpaC'k-tlv· next day. "I wish we'd stayed in Catalina," Or Blum sard after the fire. We're Listening ••• What do you lake about the Dally Pilot" What don't you like" Call the number at left a nd your message will be recorded. transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24·hour answenng ser vice may be used to rerord let ters to the editor on any topic. 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The: n•1xH t says a sNt rch of the suspec~ rC'vc .. ulro they wttre carrying pro-! ft'SS101Utl l<lg n.:111overs and a pair: Of Wll ('dappers A Nordst1 0111's M't·1111ty guiJI li t:<ilk'tl Cos1;1 M1•sa pol wt• after she U~I Vt•d lWU W(Jlll('ll a nlf a man Ill the store llt'tlllg suspi<.'111usly abuut :\.40 p.m . H<.'Conhnli( tu a polkl' 11•porL The tno ente1 cd a women's c:lothing deparunent anc..I the man aUegedly Jistractcda saleswoman while the! two women took gar- ments into the rming room. the> I t-'port Sta lt>S. Mesa firemen stage seminar on high rise The wo111e11 allt.'gt>dly <'Oncc·al<.>d o;everal 1•xpe11s1v1• Items of The city of Costa Mt'S<.i rs presenting tht.• "First High-rise Seminar" ror fire and d1s.-1stt>r safety during Fire Preventmn Week. State Fire Marshal Ronald 13o~ardus was a featured speaker HO SPIT AL HEARING ... From Page A 1) t<lkc a look a~ llw w hult• situation " The l11•:ir111g, sd1t•tlull•tl frun1 !J <i m. to 5 p.rn.. will include an overview of the hospi tal issue in the morning and an attempt to pinpo111t the impact of additional hospital beds in the tvunty during the afternoon seso;1011. The Irvine Medical Center , a proposal <.1ompeting with the cam - pus hospital proposal for a hospital in Irvine. will also be scrutinized at the hear ing, Campbell said. Robinson's tommittE>e may re<.·- ummcnc.J fur or against Prthrr propus.:il tu tht.• o;t..atc· Offl<l' uf Health Planning the body which will ult1matPly revrew both }Jt oposat~. The t·ummittec t•ons1sts of fnur senate members and four as- sembly members The public may testify at the hearing, Campbell said, adding that he expects about 50 people to at tend , The Santa Ana Caty Counl'il Chambers is at 22 Civic Centt>r Plaz::i, Santa Ana NOBEL PRIZE ... From Page A 1 "But you have to remember McClinJock, "set the stage for that molecular gf'rwt~ ~w oUt · -peop~ who la~r came almig end of micro-organisms and viruses. were lpo!Wtg al bacterial eve~." J t's strange that mH:robiologists of . ~lec~r biology caO!h~ t&p th:1t day were very gene tkally ·Wlth,.,h~r gen~tics. •• alliterate It wasn't un~i~ .later Usl!ally_, Marsh said. 1l's the years that people studying other way around mol.ecuks went back and looki'<l ''The bacteria pt><>ple figure out agam at her work " thing" first, and subsequently one Dr Larry Marsh, a de· . h' h vPlo mental <.-ell biologist at UCI. fmds related ~vents in ig er d Ph h m t the Nobel Prize organ.isms. This 1s a case where the s.11 e as e . genell(' side of 1t was looked at winner on several 0<.'<.0as1ons. and f 11 b Meet· t~k . vcr "' l'are u y y in v.. he des<'rtbes !in ns a vibrant " I f woma11 "lt'o; hkl' pUtllllj~ Olll tliC' C'nt•rgy or my 5 ;1ml i yp;11 -olds and lraQsfor rin g 1lw111 to a grnnd- mnth1•1 That's Dr ['vk{'llntO('k " CH lwr \\Ork M:u-<:h <:au l v1•;11 " ll' Of('. t\s for the awa rd. the uinlog1c;1 s~id. "Then · was sul'h a:1 l'11111111ous lag time betw<'t'n lwr finc.J111gs and the award, but 11 wa~ dll<' ;1nd I'm very happy for hPr .. whl•11 the three-day semina~ CIJ>C'nt'Cl today at the Wesun South Cnust Pl<1za l lotl'l Othl'r sµeakers will bt:-Costa Ml'sa Mayor Donn Hall. Costa Mt•su f~1re Marshal Tom McDuff/· Jim 1 ll'nwood, gt•neral manager o. South Crn.1sl Plaza. Dr Charles Galbo. psych1atnst. Ll'e Sawyer, c:h1ef u ( security for the hotel: and Cliffo1d Murray. chief of Sl'\'.Urity for South Coa~t Plaza and Town Center Tlw semin:ir, c•overing preven; tauw safety methods including l'ITll'rgem:y rc•S<.·ues, is open to lh~ public, especially building own- ers, building managers and engi• n('{'rs, firefighters. employees of high-rise office buildings, resi- dents of condominiums and apart- ments, and key hotel personnel. Former deputy Earle Whitten of Newport die~ Earle Robert Whitten. a long-lime resident of Newport &arh, die<l Sept. 30 A r{ftired Los Angeles County deputy sheriff. he was a hfe memt.>t'r of the Elks. Alhambr~ Lodge No. 1328 and the Newporl Beach G oof-offers Club. · Mr Whitten presided as bailiff an the Pomona Superior Court for most of his 28 years as a deputy sheriff before ret1 ring m 1978. Born MarC'h 29, 1918 in New Hampshire , he grew up in Peaks Island. Maine. where he leaves a hrnthE-r Meldeau, et s1ster-m-law, c.;bdys, and <m umle a nd aunt. !\lr ;ind Mn. Arnold Foss He 11 sur v1vt'onallu11s mav be made tu th~ h>t;il heart a S1Jt'ia11rm l ~- Maybe it's time to relight y~ur furnace pilot. I l \'lllt had vour lurnat'l.' pilot tut lll'd off fill' till.' sum11h·r. it was a ~mi1 rt 1110\'l' Ynu Sil\'1.:U mom•v. But nn\\'. rnld \\'ratlwr is just iln>und lhl· l'lfflll.'1'. S 11 rn.ikL' sun: \'ttll l«Hl -..11l'iy rdighl y11ur furn <Kt pilot f>d;m· ~·nu 11'..'l'd \'11ur lu1 nacc. It 's l'JSy. Ju st 11111.,·n thL' lH:n·ss panl·I tn tlw ma111 ~'\:-. \'ttn trnl \Ind 111111, f.1r lhL· i11slrurtinns. It \'OU nm·1 ~llld ll1i· 1nstnidiom .. nr \'••u'n· u11.;t11 v hu ,,· tn r'-·li).!hl \'11111 1111 n.1n· pil11t. ~!t\'l' lllL' CJ:\ l'11111p;111,· ,1 l·,ill. \\.L,.ll l111111: 11111 .i rnl show p ill hr 1\\'. lh1t 1'l•nwmlw1 : many people r41ll durin~ 1 lw firs l (nld spell. ~t> l .ill l11d.1y "'h1k um service pt!npk M l'n't sn husv. Tli.11 '""'' \'Oii won'! lw l<fi 11111 111 !he ruld. m SOUTHERN CALIFQRNIA ~ COMPANY ' l •' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, October io. 1983 Al Schmitz' ex-mistress 'has no regrets' Fabric Fair scheduled at OCC this Saturday Carla S tuckle recovers from scandal, bankruptcy; incid ent now 'just a bad m emory' More than 50 exhibitors will take part in Orange Coast College's 13th annual Fabric Fair, scheduled Saturday on the Costa Mesa campus. More than 100 workshop sessions are planned at the event. The fair w1U run from 7:30 a .m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $8 and entitles a person to come and go to the fair throughout the day. The event will be held in the Chemistry and Applied Science Building. Tickets are on sale in the OCC Ticket Office, located in the college's Student Center Building. Tickets also may be purchased at the door. Saleswomen slate meeting in Irvine Sheffra Williams Sam. co-own er and vice president of Woman's World International, will be the guest speaker at the National Association for Professional Saleswomen meeting Tuesday at the lrvine Host Hotel. Her topic, "How to Find that Master Sales Person Within Yourself" begins at 5:30 p.m .. 1717 East Dyer Road. Original poetry re~di~gs planned Poets from the California Coast Branch of the National League of American Pen Women will present a reading of original poetry Thursday at the Fount.am Valley Branch Library, 17565 Los Alamos St. The program, which is open to the public, will begin at 7:30 p.m. There is no admission charge. Reading selections from their collections of published poems will be Clara Peck SchuJu, Ruth Maunders, Robin Woodruff Longfield and Diana Rankin. Slide show on Versailles at OCC "Versailles: Passions and Politics" is the title of a 90-minute slide presentation scheduled Friday at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The program begins at 7:30 p.~. in OCC's Fine Arts Hall 116. The presentation will be hosted by Suzannah Antink, an OCC French instructor who received her degree at the Sorbonne. Tickets, at $4, are available in the OCC Ticket Office, located in the Student Center Building. TUSTIN (AP)-Carla Bostrom Stuckle found henelf in a political scandal when she lost her lover - onetime presidential candidate John Schmiu -spent a night in jail, nearly lost her children and declared bankruptcy. Now. more th.an a year later, she considers it all a bad memory and says she has no regrets. The scandal started when Stuckle's effort to find treatment for a bizarre injury to her aon led to the revelation that her two young childre n were fathered by Schmitz, a former California state senator and unsucceMful Re- publican U.S . Senate candidate. Schmitz, a 52-year-old Re- publican firebrand who once held a leadership post in the John Birch Society, is a staunch conservative renowned for preaching tra- ditional morals and family values. In 1972, Schmitz was the Ameri- can Independent Party's presi- dential candidate, tallying about a million votes. In March, he announced plans to challenge Democratic U.S . Rep. Jerry Patterson for his con- gressional seat next year. Stuckle was arrested in July 1982 after doctors found her son's penis to be nearly severed by a hair-like fiber wound tightly around the organ. The child underwent reconstructive sur- gery and was placed in protective custody. It was Schmiu's appeal to a judge that led to the disclosure of the children's paternity. Stuckle spent a night in jail after being charged with felony child neglect. That charge was later dropped, but a cloud of suspicion hung over her head and aocial workers acrutinized her 'Pro' burglarizes new Irvine hotel Police believe a professlonal hotel thief used a pass key or picked locks over the weekend of three guests at the lrvlne Marriott Hotel. 18000 Von Karmen Ave. GUetts reported Jew· elry valued at about $1,200 was stolen A pnson parolee was arrested for suspicion of burglarlllng Al'• Wood- craft. 1652 Browning. Sunday night. Polfoe said Ronald L. Magana, 21, ol Santa Ana. was taken Into custody attar he was allegedly observed leaving a com mer cl al complex follow- ing a break-In by smashing a window about 8 p.m Nothing was taken In the break-in. An Irvine resident reported a tour-Item. $4,000 silver tea service mlSSlng from a home on Golden Star Sunday. The thett occurred some- time In the last month. Stereos valued at about $1,000 were stolen from three vehlclM over the weet<end. A window wu pried on a car parked In Walnut Avenue, the window smashed on a second venlele In .the 18000 block of Mac Ar1hur Boulevard and entry made Into a third car parked at Buri Road and Sand Canyon Avenue. Huntington Beach The owner of a gas station on Slater Avenue and Golden Weit Street reported the thett Sunday attemoon of $2,940. The money wu taken from the station office A man was arretted Sunday after- ~ ... \ > . noon on suspicion of lhopUttlno at the Target store, 9882 Adams Ave. Siiverware valued at $70 was re- covered. A break-In waa reported Sunday morning at the Huntington Beach Kite Shop. 207 Main St. Entry apparently wu made through a roof vent. The lou Included $85 In cash. An auto burglary was reporled Sunday night on the 5400 block ol Bankton Drive. A red 1976 Toyota was entered, ponlbly with a alfm Jim tool. The loss Included a tan wallet containing S 125 In paychecks and $10 In cash. Two m«i were arrested Saturday night on suspicion of steallng three bottles of llquor from the Sav-On-Orugs store, 19121 Beach Blvd. Three bottlel ol llquor worth $50 were rec<>vered. Fountain Valley Thieves broke the window of a car parked In the 11000 block of Wlnter- aburg Clrcle and took a puree and S62.50 belonglng to a woman who was ecross the street at a hofM stable. Someone brotce a padlock on a a had door In the 10000 block of Cinco de Mayo Avenlda and stole tour tires with spoke rims valued at S902. .· . . A boy told ponce that other youngaters took his Jacket from him as he wu riding hi• blcycie home from a baby alttlng Job In the vicinity of the 17000 block of San Ricardo Street Thieves broke Into a camper parked In the rear yard In the 9000 block of Molt River Drive and took a stove, lantern. Ice chest and llthlng equipment valued at $310. Newport Beach A Newport Beach man reported camera equipment valued at $825 taken from his home In the 1900 ' block of Pori Bishop Saturday morn- ing. The suspect smashed 1 1mall window on a French door. reached In and unlocked the deadbolt. poUce reports said. A Costa Mesa real Mtate agent holding an open house at his own home In Newport BMch Saturday discovered a gold necklace valued at $931 missing from a kitchen drawer. The agent said he had ehown hla home to two groups of potential buyart Saturday and that the front door was open during that time. A Newport Beach man reported Jewelry and coins valued at S 1045 stolen from hi• home In the 1900 block of Hlghland sometime Friday. Laguna Beach Paintings and crystal valued at $3, 700 waa stolen from a houae In the 600 block of Sleepy Hollow Line over the weekend, the owner told Laguna Beach police. Fair skies and slightl y warmer Coastal h i• ::f." end T.-l'f bc:epl-'°'* c • alonQ '"--COM'! 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I I SI 64 "'°"-12 43 ... lyr-12 43 U Tope ... 11 a3 II T_, .. 12 .. ,_ .,. ., 71 W~1on 11 N SI WlcNta 12 .. lllf RIPDRT •"·· •'~'~'~Sitliiil .... ______________ __ lctl ...... •• , lait•pOOr 2-a ,,_.,. 1·3 - 0.1 -1·> pOOr I•? lalf M IM -~.. "°"'" ever y move for 1dx months. Struggling to 1 provide for her £amily, ahe declared bankruptcy and took on a eecond job. Today Stuckle lives in a modest beige stucco tract bowie ln Tustin with her 2-year-old son and 1-year-old daughter. She works full-time as a voucher auditor at the U.S. Marine Corpe Air Station at El Toro, then works two nighta a week for an answering service. "I have no regrets," she said. "The pleasure, the joy they (the children) have given me, they're well worth golng through any- thing for .... They're worth every bit of it." Her nine-year love affair with Schmitz ended when the rela- tionship became public. He now pays $275 a month in child support, visits the children at their baby sitter's abou~ once a week and calls occasionally to check on their well-being. "I still love him," she said. "I love him and naturally would love to be married to him. But I never expected it to come to that .... I d idn't expect him to walk out (on his w ife), but it would have been nice." Schmitz has six chJldren by his wife of 29 years. Mary Schmitz. There has never been a stigma attached to the affair, Stuckle said. "I haven't run into anybody who condemned me for what I did." Her children will be told the tr.uth about their family circum- stances "when they're old enough and they want to know," she said. "They may not fully under- stand until they're older, but I don't intend to tell them tales." Robin Hood and Linda BrandL compare keyboards on frosted and real c~mputer k eyboards at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. This computer takes the cake Educators, innovators mee t for tasty festivities in Newport By PHIL SNEJOERMAN OltMOelty ......... More than 400 educators from around the nation will take a "byte" out of the world's largest edible computer Tuesday night. The tasty terminal, which features chocolate marzipan keys and a buttercream icing, will be served at a banquet for \he 15th annual national conference of the League for Innovation. Representatives of 55 community colleges in 18 districts ar~ meeting at the Sheraton Hotel in Newport Beach. Locally. the Coast Community College District is serving as co-host of the event. Drawing on the theme of high technology and education, the organizers decided to create the world's largest edible computer to mark the occasion. To handle this challenge, the district called on veteran baker Gunter Rehm, 42, a native of the Black Forest of Germany who now teaches baking classes at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Rehm had prepared many a wedding cake but "never a computer cake capable of feeding 400. His recipe called for 18 pounds of sugar, seven pounds of shortening, 15 pounds of cake flour, 15 ounces of baking powder, nine ounces of salt, about 110 eggs and 11/i gallons of milk. For the buttercream icing. he used 15 pounds of powdered sugar, nine pounds of butter, 12 pounds of cake shortening, 40 egg whites and five pounds of chocolate chips. The layered confection was assembled in three hours, using plastic rods of the sort used for wedding cakes. The icing was sprayed on. The computer cake will be refrigerated until Tuesday night when the participating educators will have a chance to have their computer-and eat it too. shztlard intarsias. a co\ lcz.ction of Lhcz moot.. uniqua.. 5hatlond SiMWUZrs you! I cz.V<Z.r !!!IU2-aoch swwttzr 15 1nd1v1dual ly colonz.d, hand f'ram<l.dond. kmttJzd )USL fbr us avo1 la blci m Lhcz. mo5L p::lpular fall &ladcz~ @)~o@@)§@ 44 1-'ashlon lslond ·Newport Broch • 714 /644-5070 1001 Weatwood Blvd.• Westwood Vltlage • 213/208""3273 -· •• ·• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, October 10, 1983 ~ Search launched for James Watt's replacement . WASHINtiTON (AP) Jamt•s Watt. the v1ct1m of t1. mouth that misfirt'd unc.·e lOv often, w1U give up his jou .IS inlt't'lt>r secretary as soon ~a rt>plat-ement ('l\Jl tx· (ound uy the president am! <:vnhrme<l by the St'nall' Thi• scui'\·h lx·gins today Woll gavt• up an lll-day strugglt• to hold ontv his Cabuwt post ~unday but vowed lo never abandon his crusadc for "spiritual frt'tc'dorn a11d political liberty." SwnJmg 1n a C:al1 (on11a cow pasture, Watt read his res1g11auon lt•tter to a small band of reporters Su11d<1y, hts \"•Ill'\' quavc>r111g at times. His wife stood at his side, holdmg the rt'tns of their horst.>s. Pn•s1Jent Reaga11 atwpwd the resignauon "reluct<rn lly" .md an a1dt• said the president h oped to nurmnau.• a sut'\:t:SSOr 111 nne to two weeks. "The> tune> hus comt'," Watt said. ''It 1s my view that my usefulness to you 111 this adm1nislration has t•ome to an end " Heagan pnused Watt for the .. outst.'lnc..hng" )Ob he had done managing the country's natural resour<.'t's and said his "dedication to public serv1t:e and his accomplishments as s~retary uf tht• i11tl'nor will long bt· remL'mberl'd .. Neulwr man in thcll' formal statements men- tioned Wa Lt's wisecrack St' pt_ :l l 1n a U S Chamber of Commt•n•t• Sp('\.'<.'h tn wh1d\ he referred to "a black, . a woman, two Jt·ws and a tTlpplc" un a cual advisory cumm1ss1011. But asked whether thl1 t'OtHroversy over the remark had prompted the n•s1gnauun, Wall said, "lt TOP OF THE NEWS NATION Politicians, church leaders honor Cooke By the Associated Press NEW YORK -Priests and pohtitians gathered with other mourners for what one r(!lig1ous spokesman called a ''t-elebrataon of joy'' and "a Mass of resurrection" -the funeral and burial of Cardinal Terence Cooke. The ceremony today at St. Patrick's Cathedral, the symbol of Cooke's authority in hfe and the resting place of his remains in death. drew about 2.500 people. indud1ng -former President and Mrs Richard Nixon, t'Omcd1an Bob Hupe and Gov Mario Cuomo. Iowa bishop kidnapped DES MOINES. Iowa -Polit-e said they arc !Warchmg for two men who kidnapped the Roman Cathultc bishop o( the [)i()C{.ge of Dl's Moines 1x,·au:,c they wanted a ride to a party 115 mill's away Bishop Maurice Dingman, who arrnngt'tl Pope John Paul II's Visit to Iowa four years ago, said he was seized Saturday night by two men He was not harmed dunn~ tht• inc1dt•nt Foat tria l start T uesday UHETNA La -l~r lawyers havl· stopptod trying to get the case d1sm1sscd There are nu lnOl l' news wnfercn<:es. f eminists who have t-ondemne<l ht:r arrl'Sl as a pulit1cal plot art• watchmg and ..,,·a11ang Ntnf' months .iCter Gmny Foat was arrt'Slt•<i m California. the former pres1dtmt of the Caltf11rn1<1 t·haptcr of tht• Nattonnl Organazatton for Worrll'n g1.1t:s on trial Tul•sday, ac:c:used of the 1965 murdt•r of a businessman for his money STATE Peace vigil honors Lennon SANT A MONICA -About 200 people gathl•red m~ar Santa Momca Pier Sunday rnght for a canulclight v1g1l and peace celebration m memory of songwriter Juhn Lennon. The event, sponsored by th(' d1sam1ament group Alliance for Survival. mcludt'<l a gung-nnging ceremony for world peace, birthday cakes for the slam former Beatie 1!11d his son. &-an. 8. and a chant of the Beatles' song "Glvt! Peace a Chance" around an old war cannon on display near the pier Ca l-·e l a ca ino probed CARSON ClTY Ron Cloud, uwner uf the Cal-Neva casino at Lakr• Tahoe, is expected lo answer some of the most St>rtous charges ever lodged against a Nevada casino at a spt>e1al stale Gaming Cvntrol Board me<.'llng today The board's t.ask 1s to detC'rmme whether it should advise the Nevada Gaming Comm1ss1on to let Cloud's gaming licenSt• lapse because o( 200 alh:gations against the dub •>f abUSl'S mdudmg chC'ating. extortion. pro..,tlllllm11 .u1tl drug dealing Oakland teachc~ OK pact • OAKLANO U111onoffic-mls~ythet•untract that cndt•d J f1w-day strike in the Oakland schools will nt>l only raise lt>achmg salaries by 14 perc.oenl, but 1Ao-11l likely raise student test scores Members of th1· Oakland E<lucauon A.ssocia uon. who staged one of tilt• must i.wccssful schc>Ol stnkPS in raoent Caltfo1 nia history. approved the twu-ycar pat·t by a vote uf 1,659 IN Suncfay night WORLD Manila death panel quits MANILA. Philippines -All five members of the lvn\mJs.<11on 11wcsttg.1tU'lg lhr assassanalion of opposition leader Benigno Aqu111•J rt·signf.'d today, saying they wanted to ch~ar th•• way fl')r oppuint- ment of a mQrp crr<11hlr 111v1"'1tgat1vi> panel Ne ws exec said kidnapped GUATEMALA CfTY Communl_at guerMllas I la nsen Buc kley Lu.ian Hodel Simmons did accelerate it." Watt's su<.-ccssor in a week or twu llc said thP White Watt, joking that he wanted to answer reporters' House hopes the Senate ctm <.'On firm the nominc>t• questions Crom at.op his horse so he could get away before it QOPS home. orobablv in late November. quickly 1f nece~ry. said he felt he had accomplished Speculation in the administration am.I on Capitol h1sobje<:t1 ves as interior secretary and "it's ume for us Hill has centered on former Sen. Clifford Haf\Sl'n, to move on lo the next phase of our lives.'' R-Wyo .. whu was Reagan's fu-st choice for thl' JUl.l tn Asked what tha t would be, Watt said, "We will 1981: former Sen. James Buckley. R-N.Y.; Rt•p. continue o ur crusad~ and our efforts -to ~tabllsh Manuel Lujan, R-N M ; Energy Se<:retciry Donald spiritual freedom and political liberty in this country. Hodel, lntl'rior Undef'SC(:retary J .J Simmons Ill and for that is the real battleground.'' former House GOP leader John Hho<les of Anwna Watt refused to name a preference for a Meese said Watt sounded reli~vcd and "certainly sU<.'t"CSSOr <1nd admin1strat1on officials said Watt ancf~...> not downbeat" in his telephone t'Onvcrsallon Reagan did not discuss that topic m a 10-mmutc lluwever, a longtime friend. Sen. Alan S1mµsun, tl'lephone conversation Sunday afternoon. R· Wyu.. deSt:ribed Watt tn rt"C.:t·nt <lays as "in Presidential t'Ounsdor Edwin Meese said hl• a11gu1sh" as more an<l more former supportt-rs cxpe<:ted Rt•agan would annoum·(' his 1•hnwP for etttac·kt•d him and called for his res1g11<1tion ' Environmentalis ts :~ keeping guard up SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The le;_1dt•r of t~· nation's largest environment.ii urgan11.ation ~ays h l• glad lnt~rior Sec·rt!tary Jaml'S Watt has rc'Signi<CJ, b warned that Watt's sU<'C.'l~r 1111ght pursue, ''pro-development" polities. ~ "Watt's outlandish policws Wt!rt' t'CJ01pJ('tC'ly oLf\' of step with the Amer ican pt.'<iplc," Sit:rra Club president Mlt·hael Mt-Closkc•y saad. "One· ('.If\ onJ)'\ hope• that the president will get th1· µulicit-s bat·k in l111e with pubht' opinion." MtClt>Skt'y. whose San Fnrn<'l'o('O lJi.1-.c·rl oi- ganiwtiou has led the fight against oil llrilhng un the et•olog1t·ally seQsitive Californw l'oas t. c;.11d, howf·VCI', he doesn't think that a change in pulley 1s hkc Iv "Most o f the pt,-ople on the lis1 (uf possible rcplul·t•ments) are l'OnS<.-rvat1v., ·Kt'IJUl>linm~ who would prt•sumably hLivc 1•t1 n s t'rv<e tive pro-development pohcies," he said .- Liz RWsbc.'Ck, legislativt> analyst fur tht· F'nend· 'uf the Earth. ;mother San Franc~1-b11<.t·d g1uup. also discountt>d the chances for changt:s in polu.:ll's "We an· d<'l1ghtcd to st't' W:1tt g<>. but w•· lt.'E't Honald Reagan has the respunsilJility fur thli:l' yt:ars' of c•n vironmtmtal wrt.'Ckage," <;hP o;a1d "Y<•ll don'!- changc• Ronald Reagan by gt:'lling ri<l of .Jarn•·!I Walt_.. North Korea blamed for Burma bomb ---------. The mc1uth 1s gone, but thP poltci,.s ttrt· :1 pt to lw th~ SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -President Chun Doo-hwan, who narrowly escaped a bombing in Burma that killed four Cabinet ministers. blamed North Korea for the attack and returned to Seoul today for emergency meetings with government leaders. , The bombing Sunday was "a barbarous crime, unpardonable by the con.science of all manRind," Chun said afte r returning to h is mourning nation, cutting shor t a planned an 18-day. six-nation goodwill tour that began with the Burma visit. Meanwhile, more than 7,000 people took part m rallies an Seoul and seven other cities to denounct> North Korea. Similar rallies were planned for Tuesday. when the bodies of the 16 South Korean victims are t.o be brought home for a "national funeral s~rvice" set for Saturday with burial in the National Cemetery The.explosion shattered the roof of the Martyr's Mausoleum outside Rangoon. send ing up a billowing cluud of smoke and engulfing most the South Korean d elegation wailing for Chun to arrive for a wrt>ath-lay1ng ceremony, off1<.'1als said. The blast shook build111gs a mile aw<ty 111 the Burmt•Sl' capital, killed IY people. mdudtng the South Koreans. <md wounded 19 uthcrs It was·not drar wh;1t typt' o f l·xplos1ve was USt.'d Four ·slain in Texa·s hangar SHERMAN. Texas (AP) -ThrN> fnendsdrawn together by love' of ultralight aircraft were kJlk-d execution-style and a nother was shot to death as he fled a hangar where they had gone lo complete a $4,000 sale on one of the small. colorfuJ planes. poltt'(> said. lt was the second mass murder in East Texas in 't)ree weeks. Five people abducted from a fast-food restaurant m Kilgore, Texas, 140 rrules t.o the southeast. were slain execution-style on Sept. 23. Authorities said money and jewelry was left on the bodies but the aircraft w as missing from the hangar at a North Texas ranch. A daughter of on e of the victims said a fifth man, from Dallas, WdS supposed t.o buy the plane. Joan Hock t-tt daimE>d by cancer. Actress dies Joan Hack ett 0 car non1i11ec• LO S ANGELES tAP) Mvd<>l·tunwd-actrt•ss Joan HackC'lt, whu <.>urned Jll Os<.<1r 11umtnnt1on fur hN portrciy;,al 11f ;,i hypochomJnat: soctahte 111 thl• 1982 film "Onl) When I Laugh," died dunng th<-• Wl'E:"kend uf ovanan ctincer. Sh~ was 49 HackNt d1t:d Saturday night at Endno lfospital. where she had been undt•r treatment for about thr~ weeks, said nursing suµNvisor Pnrv1n Pasha. Hackett ra't'1ved an Academy Award nomi- nation and a Golden Globe Award for her role as Marsha Mason's best friend in "Only When I Laugh ... a Neil Simon movie She diS('()vered she had cant't'r <luring filming of that movie. said New York publicist and fnend Bobby Zarem "She'd been hospitalized two or thr~ times over the last year and a half," Zarem said, "Even lo her closest friends. she didn't actually acknowl- edge It" The actress arrived at the l 9R2 Gulden Globes ma wheelchair, but walke<l to the s tage lo rt."Ceive her award. said publicist Jat-queltne Green. saml'" M 1chael I lerz. cx<.-cu live d1n't:tur of t )Ip ( )c 1·:inie SlX·wty. sa1<l Watt had bc.·<.·oml' a "rall y111~~ 1>1mll" for cnviru11mentalists. but said it w<J.o;n't dt·:.r huw hi$ resi)!nation would affN.:t Polk'y "By l.'Onstontly shooting himself m th1: f•J(>l. he has made it easy for us," said Herz. "A 4utetl·r pt:rsof\ who pursued the same objl><.·llvt$ wc.uld Ix· mCJre difficult to defeat." Watt, whu at one puint was givt·11 a moc.lt I fcJ()l with a hole in it by Preside11t ll<!aga n l)(:<.<tu~e l)f ~ penc•hant for controversial rc•m::irks. rto<;1gri1-{I two w~ks a fter a comment about mernhd'S of a f1.<.Jera1 advisory panel. H is characterization of tht 111 as "a bletck, ... a woman, two Jews itnd a < 11pplt•" Wa." widely denounced Geneticist, 81,. No'bel • winner STOCKHOLM, Sweden (A)') &rbara McClintock, an 81-year-old Ameril':.n wh<>St.· µi on · eering research in genetics went larg1·ly un- rt"COgrni.ed for 30 years. won the Hlli3 Nol.wt }'rm~ ih medicine today. Mt-Clintock, whu still works ;1t ('r1ld Spring Harbor Laboratory on Lung lslan<l. N.Y. lx'lom~ the first woman to receive the priz,c in med1c•111e for work shP ditl alone Tw() ot ht·r wunwn hav1• wun Nobel scit.>nl'l' awards on th1•1r own -Fran<.'t''s Marie Curie in 1~11 and Britain's Dorothy Cruwfoot-llodgkin in I Y64 and they buth won for c·hemJstry Tw1J women have shared tlw pnu· in mt•tllt me with nien. ROSCJlyn Yal11w in 1Y77 and McClinto('k Tht>rt.--sa Cori tn 19.Ji, both Amc·nc~111~ The faculty of Sweden's }(;_,n1lmsk:1 lrto,lltute cited McClintot·k for hcrd1~:owry of "1111•bill g<•netk ell'1Twnts" m rt•searth on Indian u1rn Jl 1·r work h ·1sa bearing on rt·St'arch concerning vinL..,. s that c.ar-ry dist•ase The botanist. who lives at her J;1h. Wl'l1t Into seclusion today, aL'\.'Ording Winifrc'(f Ml ·1111 tock, het nephew's wife. "She wouldn't tell me when:_• sh1• w;is going That's her style." said Mrs. Mc<..'lln to"k, who spoke to the botanist by phone "I think she'· pl1 asC'd She~. aJways happy to get r<>eognition for h f!r lt1h That'$ why she accepts awards." . As to how Miss McClintn1•k might uw tht $190,000 in prize money, Mr; Mr<..'li111cx·k saarl. 'Las! year she said all she wanted w1•re ht r Kl:i .... -;p.; :111d her car So last year she bought a n1•w l'rtr .ifll·r lll y1°a1"s:°' Bob Tate. 51. a builder and owner of the ranch, Philip Good, 29. a Grayspn County deputy sheriff~ and Jerry Brown, 51, a paint contract.or and chun ·h deacon. were each shot once in the head Saturday and their bodies were covered with a carpet. Grayson County Sheriff Jack Dris:oU said Sunday Crowd·s flock to LA street festival The fourth man, former Sherman police Of(icer Ronald Mayes, may have walked in on the slayings and was shot twice in the back as he apparently ran for his life, Driscoll said. He said mvesugators found 11 22·<.·a liber sh<>ll casings scattered around the hangar. AJthough investigators found monE'y ranging from $13 lo $100 in the m en's wallets and all still wore their jewelry, relatives told them an ultralight a1rt'raft was missing frum the hangar. DnS<:oll sa1t1 Columbus parade I SAN FRANClSCO (AP) -Huotlreds lined up lo watch the annual Columbus Doy parade through the predominantly Italian N11rth Bcul'h di~tnct. Som(' of those who turned out fur SuntJay's j.Xlrade took sht•lter beneath C1numo umbrellas, s1vp1ng capu<"111u ul sldt>wolk cafes and g iving the S(•ene the ft>e ling c1f Italy. Mayor Dianne Feinstein, police chief Comehus M urph y and Cire chief Emmet Condon, riding In an a ntique car, were followed by d rill teamR, floats and marching bands. LOS ANGELFS (AP) -Thousands uf people mobbed the Civic Center area to sample entertain- ment, crafts and food as sunny skies prevailed during the second day of the sixth annual Los Ange les Street Scene festival. Sunday's fair also drew about 40 demonstrators denouncing US. military aid lo El Salvador Poltl'e Officer Jerrell Blockburgt•r smd tlwy emerged among thf! crowds lining nrnallwuy for u mor ntng "D1SC'overy Day" par;ide headed Ly Mayor Tom nradl<'y, then sprcatJ UUl Wt th t lw1r mt'S.<;:tgc The protesters gatherl•d "in rl'spons1• to 11 Salvadoran float lhat was in the parade. but the flout SAVE MONEY ON YOUR INSURANCE .~. -~· Il A01Nf COWAHY "'ONTNtY PAY,..ll>lf 1t.,evwlth RAB81Tl lfCStiANCE 441 Old Newpert lhid. Newpeot hoch, Co. 631·7140 I - ssssssssssssssssssss brokt.• down almost imnH.•dialPly,' Bl1K·kl11.1rget noted · • Precise figures on fair a ttendanct.• wcr~ UJ(- available from police today, but reportf'rs at !he scent' estimated Sunday's crowd al 100.000 tn 300.000. ': A lower turnout, overcast ski1-s and ~ p<JGSib{~ gang·related stabbing marrN th<> f1 ,\l\".tl 0 11 S.1tul' day. the opening day. • Poli<.'t' Sgt. Ilryct> Houchin said H1chMd Hnblc·sof La Put•nte. 24. was bookt'd for invesl1ga1111n 11f :ls"ilub with a deadly Wt'npon after two11ff11•1•n; 1ntt•rv1•111'CI ia a fight lwtwt;'t"ll 15 youn~ mrn lt•:1vmg th•· :•r<•;1 ;1U<>\'l 10:50 pm I WANTED TO BUY I I Gun~. mllltary souvenirs, Japanese swords & edged weapons, silver, jewelry, oriental antiques, paintings, porcelain, pre-columblan antiques, coins, crystal and other quality Items of antique or collectable value. s s s Freshly ground, pure beef steak topped with Sptres· homemade mushroom gravy. Served with a bowl of soup or cnsp 11reen salad. vegetable. choice ol potato and fresh roll wnh butter. 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October 10, 1983 D MAILBOX Supervisors would add flights T o the Editor: I read with alarm, shock and dismay the report and commen- tary of Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley. whose district en- compasses John Wayne Airport. where recent events have again th~atened the safety of the surrounding residents. Despite reporting lo the con- trary. let us set the record straight regarding the actual versus avowed policy of the supervisors and specifically Mr. Riley. The board favors an increase of commercial flights beyond 41 and has voted consistently for flights in excess of 41. the current level. The proposed "binding agree- ment" that Mr. Riley ha$ cham· pioned has no Umit on the number of commercial flights. Mr Riley and the board recent- ly spearheaded the attempt by Assemblyman Richard Robinson to pass AB 537, the Airport Noise and Safety Bill. which would have changed the burden of proof in airport litigation. If that bill had passed. the damages suffere( by the residents of Newport Beach, as a result of the Republic Airlines incident Sept. 27 would not have been recoverable. Thankfully, Gov. Deuk.mejian vetoed the bill. As regards the avowed policy of promoting Ontario Airport, I challenge Supervisor Riley to show the amount of money set side to establish such promotion. Without adequate funding the promotion has effectively died. When compared with the amount of money spent by the countv for the passage of AB 537 or develop. ing master plans, it is laughable. Finally, the issue of a regional airport must be addressed. Ap· proximately, one year ago Super- visor Riley voted on the side of the 3-2 majority which said there was no other site for a regional airport in Orange County. But for that vote the county might today be undertaking an effort to locate such a site. Next time you see a plane depart from John Wayne Airport and you're concerned about the safety of yourself, your children and others, just remember who to thank. It is a(.'('()rdingly time for the board to act in the interest and safety of those concerned by undertaking the following action: 1. Limit the number of flights to 41. 2. Promote Ontario Airport with a reasonable and proper expenditure of funds. equal to the task. 3. Find a regional site. To wait until a disaster such as the mid-air collision near Lindbergh Field in San Diego occurs is not the answer. THOMAS C. EDWARDS President, Mariners Community Association F-ditor's note: The county gov- ernment currencly is sohciting bids from groups to promote Ontario. Republic Airlines' in- surance carrier is accepting dam- age claims relating co the Sept. 27 incident. Force pilots to fly over bay To the Editor: We recently experienced an airline related emergency In New- port Beach. We can be thankful that no one was killed or seriously injured. I have read, with growing indignation. the protestations of our elected officials, particularly of the Board of Supervisors. over the. reasons underlying this near tragedy. We do not need another study to determine if the airliners are "off course" -anyone who lives in the area can tell you that the com- meretal flJghts do not fly down the bay, but over the area where the accident occurred. Why doesn't Supervisor Riley. who lives in the area. acknowledge this fact? Why d~othu electedofficials glcm.over the fact? Why does the media ignore this fact? If you can't see the commercial planes, you can certainly hear them. Various governmental groups have sponsored studies, particu- larly aimed at noise standards. These studies. along with facts from the tower at John Wayne Airport, will verify flight paths of the commercial flights. Several years ago. Air West offered a beacon, to be establl.ahed at a point that would give pilots a heading down the bay. Why didn't our elected officials accept lhis offer? Why don't we hear the positive solutions to prevent another accident? They are out there -all the politicians have to do is open their eyes -or rename. the area the new Playa Del Rey. HENRY D. DURKEE Newport Beach l.M. BOJd!Perfect pitch The doorbell of California Angels pitcher Tommy John plays "'Take Me Out to the Ball Game." Three years after Daguerre came out with his silver-surface photography In 1837, French op. portunists on the streets of Paris peddled daguerreotypes of naked women. Twenty years later, Civil War soldiers decorated their tents with pi.nups of nudes in invita- tional pose. The art developed swiftly, the pornography even moreso. A few fortunes were built on it. ln Great Britain, the televised dart throwing matches, for some peculiar reason, seem to get a much bigger audience than do the televised fishing tournaments. If that female soldier m the U.S. Army wears earrings when in battle faugues. she's out of urti- forrn. • Morbid memo: A seventh of your life is Mondays. Q ln which European countries now are the most unattached women? A. Austria, Poland and F.ast Gennany, lt'uaid. Q. San Francisco 49er Quar- terback Joe Montana'• ancestors were I&allan. weren't they? A. M011tly. Plus 164th Sioux lnd.W\. Q. How many Americana with he.art transplant.I are still alive? A. At last report, about 180. But that figure is riaing swiftly. ORANGE COAST Daily Piiat Sir, do you have some special knack possessed by none other? It's remarkable how some men cultivate unique capabilities. Take the British judge, Sir John Field- ing, who was blind. History re- cords that he could recognize the voices of 3,000 London thieves. Creative nomenclature is pretty popular in the horse breeding game, <too. In Nevada's Reno, Kathy Knight named her new filly "K.nightmate." Not bad, not bad. Orangutans rape orangutans. Q. Louie, did you ever have a ten-speed bike? A. Never did, nev~r djd. Once had a two-speed bike, though. Stop and go. Elderly people in China now are entitled by law to "The Five Guarantees'': food. clothing, hous- ing, medical care and burial money. Great Britain's Royal Family ls lnto toilet aeats. Prina! Charles collects them . H.aa more than 100. And Queen Eliubeth U paclu her own white kid model with her whenever she goes abroad. "'The tendency of men to l.au.h at anyth.lna labeled 'joke' atrong1y auggests that their aeMe of humor ia le. well developed and dia-cr1m.lnad:ni than that of women'.'' Such wu the concluaion from studlet at WeUealey and Sm.Ith Colleges. HI! l'M FUANK BORMAN AND I'M WANDERIN6 AQOUNt> WHERE nlE · tMPWfEES ~ YES, DEDICATION ON THE PART OF All OUR PERSONN~L IS ANOTUER REASON WlW, AT fASTERN,WE F.ARN OU~ WlN6S EVEJ2Y DAY.OOWYDU DOING, SAM? YOU kNOW WE BEUM lHAT. ABOUT EXP&RI FRIENDLY SERVICE IS WHATS 60JN6 TO MAKE mJA RE6ULAR CUSTOMER OF OOAARUNE. Aircraft traffic signals tension WASHINGTON -The in- creasing tension between the two superpowers is alanningly il- lust{ated by top-secret air traffic ln the Caribbean, acroes the Atlan- tic and from Washington, D.C., to Indiana. Here's the story on the three missions, all of which have omin- ous strategic implications in the East-West military rivalry. My associate Dale Van Atta learned the details of the flights from high-level military and in- telllgence sources. •In the Caribbean. the Soviets have quietly flown 14 of their older jet fighters -MiG-l 7s made In the mid-1950s -from Eastern Europe to Cuba, where they are now ready for delivery to the Sandinista re gi me in ~icaragua. The move was in response to the bombing of Managua in early September by planes of the anti-Sandinista guerrillas. The bombing runs were t he brainstorm of the CIA. which persuaded its "contra" clients that they must escalate their faltering G -JIC-l-11-1-11-11-1 -~, campaign on the ground to an air war if they hoped to show Congress they were worthy of continued U.S. support. The bombing may not have impressed Congress, but it con- vinced Nicaraguan officials that countermeasures had to be taken. At their request. the Soviets Oew the MiG-l 7s to Cuba, where they reportedly will be turned over to trained Nicaraguan pilots. The MiG-l 7s may be 'antiques by state-of-the-art combat stan- dards, but they are more than a match for the anti-Sandinistas' bombers. In addition to a clear ability to sweep the skies clear of enem y raiders, the MiG-l 7s can also be e ffective in ground attack against rebel hideouts in rural Nicaragua and in any aeriaJ com- bat with Honduran fight.er planes. In retaliauon, the Pentagon is seric.usly considering a ''surgical strike" against the MIGs lf they ever do arrive in Manaaua. Thus the CIA, which unleashed the anti-Sandinista guerrillas in the first place, has succeeded in escalating the Nicaraguan conflict to a level that could now involve direct U.S. military action. •The secret tran5-Atlantic flights were by U.S. military transport planes, whtch have been shipping missile parts to West Germany and other European locations. The missions will fru.s- trate the West German protest movement, whose leaders are trying to find out where and when Pershing and cruise missiles are arriving for deployment in their country. The protesters hope to block the arrival with massive demonstrations. But with the missile parts already in Europe for assembly, the Pentagon hopes to have the first of the Pershings ready for operational deployment by the Dec. 15 target date. •Another secret flight will be that of the president's "doomsday plane," the converted Boeing 747 that is to be the com- mander-in~hief's airborne com- mand post in the event of nuclear war. It will be moved from Andrews Air Force Base in suburban Washington to a lo- cation in Indiana. The reason iS simple and scary: In the event of a Soviet attack. there wouldn't be enough time for the president to reach Andrews and iake off ln the airborne command post. Soviet sub- marine-launched missiles. coming in at a low trajectory. would cut the warning time from half an hour to less than 10 minutes. The president would never make it to his command post. • The plan now is to move the president inland during the early stages of a crisis, or send him by chopper to a bunker command post when the first warning of a Soviet launch is given. Then he would later be transported to the ai.rbome command post in In- diana. Hispanic lawmakers rap hill By REP. ROBERT GARCIA The final stage is set for debate on the Simpson-Mauoli bill to revise and reform the lnunigra- tion and Nationality Act. The Congressional Hispanic Caucus is vehemently opposed to the paa- age of this legislation. Its em- ployer sanctions provisions con- tinue to haunt us with ur· answered questions. The Hispanic Caucus believ~ there is no way to remedy tne effects of employer sanctions. Proponents of the bill freely admit the Hispank community will suf- fer increased discrimination as a result of it.a passage. We invite the reader to examine the require- ments of employer sanctions of the House-passed Judiciary bill and decide for themselves the dis- criminatory effects of the bill. Here's how employer sanctions provisions would work. If an employer has been found to have hi.red an illegal alien he is Issued a citation by the the Attorney General"s Office. This is basically a warning device -the employer is not fined or penalized. But when the cl talion is issued, he must st.a.rt keeplng record of all employees. When a potential job applicant ts interviewed for a job, he must supply a valid passport or two other documents such as a driver's licenee and a social security card, to demonstrate his proof of citizenship. Employers must keep copies of these records for three years after they have hired an employee and one year alter the termination date of an employee. This activity must be completed by noon following the date an employee is hired in order to comply with the new law. The employer is penalized by a four-tiered system. U the em- ployer has been found to hire an illegal alien he is issued a citation. If the employer has been found to hire illegal aliens again, the second and third offenses are punishable by civil fines of $1,000 and $2,000 respectively. The fourth lime around, the employer is subject to criminal penallties of up to $3,000 for each illegal alien and up to a year in jail for each alien hired. The Congressional Hispanic Caucus represep ts a population with a dismal employment record. Typically, the Hispanic un- employment rate is about 40 to 50 percent nigher than the overall rate of unemployment. Our high school dropout rat.es are astound- ing. Almost 40 percent of the Kispanic population between the ages of 18 and 24 have dropped out of high 5Chool. compared with an overall dropout rate of 14 pereent. These figures are startling and disturbing when viewed alone, but when they are placed side by side with an "lnunigration Re- fonn" bill that will make em- ployers suspecl of htrtng Hispanic workers, the conaequences for the future are frightening. Approximately 75 percent of all businesaes in America are small eetablishments with lees than 20 employees. One-half of all buai- nesses In America have less than five employees. We think that small buslnesaes will choose not to interview or hire Hispanic and other minorities as a "safety precaution." Frankly, this is what worries ua, and this Is why we cannot support this legislation. While this act of choice will eliminate problema with the Immigration and Natu- ralbatlon and the Department of Justice. it will also eliminate countless jobs for the Hispanic community. This is patently a government incentive to dil- criminate -and Hispanics will shoulder the burden. . For the 'first time since the J im Crow laws, we are setting apart a group of people -18 million U.S. citizens -for separate and un- equal treatment. The legislation Is a step back into history. The legislation does not set apart a minority population m a direct manner, ll does ask it nonetheless by requiring employers to de- termine that their employees are n o t i llegal a l iens . Simpson-Mazzoli thus makes em· ployers police agents against their fellow citiJ.ens. an unintended. yet hannful blow to our democratic values. Proponents of this legislation have stated that the bill bas built-in mechanisms to counler the effects of employment dis- crimination. %'et to comply with the•overpQ,_ring diacrtminatory effects of this legislation, the Hispanic community is aaked to accept language stating that: The President monitor the effects of discrimination: a comm.imion dQ three studies; a task force be set up to study the problem; and the EEX>C litigate employment dis· crimination cases. Who's kidding who? America is still the beacon of hope for many immigrants. It provides that beacon of hope not because of its immlgration laws, but because of its ability to safeguard individuai rights and liberties. The Simpson-Mazzoll biU must be defeated. The critical issue is not the impact this law wU have upon immiarant nghts outside our borders, but the chill- ing effects it will have on Ameri- can civil rights within our borders. Garcia, D-New York, i8 cJWr.. man of r.he ~OOAJ JlJs. panic Caucus. Don't take rudeness personally An elderly lady l know was terribly hurt by an act of raw rudeness. which was not directed at her 10 much as it wu directed at the world. She juat happened to be in the world's way at the Ume. One of the hardest leaeoN to learn la that what ~ms to be "pef'90n&l" may have little to do with ua as pen10na. The driver who cuts across your lane in traffic doesn't even rl'C'Ogn.I~ you u a penK>n , Why are people dour and sullen and rude and unraponstve? Maat- ly because they are unhappy. They are mtterable. They are having no fun.. It la polntl and coun~- producUve toanarl b&ck ot o sullen IYlllY Ulm ~ ~ peniOn. Tiu~ wall only confirm hLI or her bleak view of the human race Rejection yeama to be juatl· Cled by rejection. By now we should be peycho- loglcally 10phi.aUcated enough to know that doumeu la• kJnd of deClclency dl..eue. a lack of fll'IO- tlonaJ vitamins In the peycttk: blood.stream. Look upon glum and defcnalv..o J*>ple u Ill people. and you will not pt an,ry or upeet, any more than you do 1t ~e surfenng from uncontrolled dla- betes or pemlcloua anemia. It ia beat to keep in mind that such pel"llOna are condemned to live with thelr mi.erable natures for a Ufetlme, whereas you have only a thirty-second cont4Ct with them. Consider younelf for· tunate. People who do not say "thank you," or do not hold a door open alter them, or refute to let you enter • llne of can, are not fit subject.I for moral Judlrnent. ln moat Cates they are Uvtn1 half-Uvs wa.lkLnaaround ln thelr aleep, oblivi<>WI to }oy, filled with• pain they bttt.erly lnt.erpret u 10melhll'\I elae. They lack nourisnmtnt of a c.'ertaln tort. An C'Mentlal atta of their 1ptrlt la not being fed or fulfilled. 'I"My do not know what It la and may be only ~ely aware t.har It is, but they display the ructlve irritability that pain alw~ triaaent. Imagine that lhey have chroNc th.robbing arthtldJ and can get no rolJef. You c.annot help them. but you can help )'OW'lelt from belnc VicUmlzed by thelr condition. By beina unhurtful, )'OU become SU· pe.rtor to everyone who is hW'ttul! by refualnc to reepond ln kind. you kHp the tnftcllon lrom spradi.nc. Public health demanda no lea. And private tranquW\y .,,_nds on puttfnc our pity In command of our punitive feellnp. It 11 a ltftngth. not 1 WNknet1. . -• • I '•' ·.• .. " .. Up., up and away Chicago's Walter Payton flies ·· through the air to score as Minne- ~o ·10 . p . ....... __ ___.Orange County 4CDll °""' (4•11 -.Heurwe ••r'r•"· ._ ...... ,., .... "' , .. , ,.,,, ... ,, .. ................ ..... ,'1*¥, 1.ILMODINA High School Football TIM ..... ecMdule , ........ 1111 ................ , TMUUDAY --... VllW ..... .. T .. vt. C:.. Miia et MN.-t ..... t1H1t dr ¥L ....... et ,.,..... ,,::: ~.,,,.~ .... ...... u... a.re. ,,., .. Der* .. ~ -... "--- ---WI.~ 11t LI ~,.,_ .. .. ~ Daily Pilat MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1983 COMICS 84 ENTERTAINMENT 85 STOCKS 86 sota's Tom Hanson ( 45) watches Sunday. Minnesota won, 23-14. 1 ~ i'. ...., D ~ Balboa Yacht Club's 0· Tomahawk cap tures Harbor Series opener. 82. Robinson is sure: Rains are hack! SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -John Robinson has made major alterations in the Rams, but one of the few winning plays from last season proved to be the game-saver Sunday. "We've been in these kind of games all season long," the Rams' coach said after a 10-7 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. "It was a fitting end for us, blocking the field goal Ivory Sully is great on that play." The Rams, 2-7 last season under Ray Malavasi, are off to a 4-2 start under former Southern Cal coach Robinson. The 49ers. also 4-2, had an opportunjty to force the game into overtime, but Sully blocked a last-second, 1vo"Y auuv 51-yard field goal attempt by Ray Wersching. Last season, the Rams would have been 1-8 if Sully had not blocked a 24-yard attempt by Wersching and preserved a 21-20 lead at the end of the final game. Sully took the same route Sunday, darting between two would-be blockers on Wersching's left. When asked if he's convinced the Rams have turned things around, Robinson declared, "You're damn right." Of course, Candlestick Park has been awfully good to the Rams, no matt.er who was coaching. They've won 13 times in 14 visits to the 49ers' current home stadium. The Rams, 49ers and New Orleans Saints are tied for the National Conference West lead now. The 49ers outgained the Rams, 381 yards to 307 . and went into the game with a four-game winning streak and a league-high point total. Sully said, "We stuck in there the whole game, which gave me a chance to make the big plays. I'm not the only one making the plays." Three other defensive players fell on San Francisco fumbles. with two of the recoveries coming inside the Rams' 20-yard line. On offense. rookie Eric Dickerson opened the second half with a 49-yard run, scored on a 15-yard run a few minutes later to break a 0-0 tie, and finished the day with 142 yards.. The 49ers were down 10-0 after Chuck Nelson's 41 -yard field goal late in the third period. "When we finally did get on track we just ran out of time. We were hampered by our turnovers," 49ers Coach Bill Walsh said. San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana, who passed for 316 yards and allowed no interceptions, said, "We shut ourselves down today." The 49ers drove 80 yards in the final period, scoring on Roger Craig's 3-yard run. But the TD came with only 4:52 remaining, and they had no time-out.a remaining on the la.st-minute drive which led to" the hurried field goal attempL Dickeraon leads the NFL in rushing with 787 yards. He had only 34 at halftime Sunday. "The linemen told me at halftime that they would open up some holes, and they sure did," he said. "Dickerson definitely was the key, he hits the hole so fast," Dwaine Board of the 49ers said. "You know he's good. Just look at the statistics." Allen does job as Raiders win LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tailback Marcus Allen scored the winning touchdown for the Los Angeles Raiders Sunday. which isn't too sur,Prising since he's scored a lot of winning touch- downs in his life. But the way he qid it this time was most un- conventional. Allen recovered teammate Frank Hawkins' fumble in the Kansas City end zone with 8:29 remaining to lift the Raiders to a 21-20 come-from-behind National Football League victory over the Chiefs. "I was in the right place at the right time," said Allen. who led the NFL in touchdowns scored as a rookie last year. "I saw it (the ball) squirt out and I just fell on it. I was just doing my job." Allen's job is usually running with the ball or catching it. That time. he was downfield blocking. Hawkins was hit around the Kansas City 1-yard line on the play that put the Raiders ahead for the first time. The ball rolled into the Kansas City end zone, where Allen fell on it. The play began at the Chiefs' 7. "This was not what you'd call a pretty game," said Allen. "We didn't play that well but we always seem t.o be able to come from behind." , The Chiefs. 2·4, took a 14-0 lead by scoring two touchdowns in a span of only 40 seconds late in the first quarter. Kansas City quarterback Bill Kenney, a product of San Clemente High and Saddleback College. fired a 36-yard scoring pass to first-year wide receiver St.ephon Paige, another former Saddleback standout, with four minutes left in the period to put the Chiefs on the scoreboard. It was only the second NFL recep- tion for Paige. He went on to catch four passes for 47 yards. while Kenney finished the day. hitting 25 of 45 passes for 272 yards. The Raiders, who are now 5-1, marched 46 yards on six plays for the winning touchdown aft.er a Kansas City punt. Hawkins, re- placing injured Los Angeles full- back Kenny King. gained 29 yards on four caITies in the drive, which was aided by a defensive holding penalty and an offside penalty against the Chiefs. "It seems like every time we play the Chiefs, they play as well as anybody again.st us," said Los Angeles Coach Tom Flores. "We just didn't play that well. We came up with some big plays. You have to give a lot of credit to the Chiefs because they're a very scrappy bunch." The Chiefs had a chance to win the game in the final seconds, but Ted Hendricks blocked a 48-yard field goal attempt by Nick Lowery. E ric_Dick!r ~n OM>ves for big yardage in Phillies have a new cast Wheeze kids look nothing like 1980 NL champions PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Three years aft.er they won baseball's world championship, the Philadelphia Phillies are shoot.i.ng for the top prii.e again. . They captured their second National League pennant of the still young 80s by beating the Los Angeles Dodgers, champs of the NL West. in a best-of-five series that ended In four games with Saturday night's 7-2 victory. Yet, despite the brief time between pennants. with a couple of exceptions, the Phils go into the World Serles against the American League cham- pion Baltimore Orioles with an almost entirely new cast In 1980, Philadelphia's catcher was Bob Boone. He's with the Angels now while Bo Diaz is behind the plate for the Phillies. The ahortstop-second bue combina- tion were Larry Bowa and ~anny Trillo, now accepting their maO with the Chicago Cuti. and Montreal Expoe. WORLD SERIES . Ivan DeJetua and Joe Morgan are the rep~menta. Left field belonged to Lonnie Smith. now a St. Louis Cardinal, and Oreg Luzinski,, who doesn't need a glove anymore aaa designated hitter with the Chicago White Sox. Now Gary Mat- thews, the National League playoffs' most valuable player. plays there, often interchanged with other outfielde~ like Greg Oroee or Von Hayes or Bob Dernier. Bake McBride handled right field. but he waa ahlpped out to Cleveland, replaced by Joe Lefebvre and Slxto Lezcano. So thla la larsely a new-look Phillie team which opena the 1983 World Series ln Baltimort with 19-game wlnner John Denny. another new- comer, s<>Llll agalnat Scott McGregor. Pitcher Steve Carlton was on last Phillie. team ln the World Sertet. but only third baseman Mike Schmidt, first baseman Pete Rose and center fielder Garry Maddox are starting lineup holdovers. And the 42-year-old Roee la playing only becau.te Len Matusek, who forced him to the bench in September, wu called up too late to be ellg:ible for the playoffs and World Series. The man who oversaw the re- construction of this ie.m la General Manager Paul Owena, who. to.>k ~ changes so aeriou,aJy that he even, went down from l.M front o(fk:e to the duaout in July to run U\e club h1mlelf as field manager. That move.had a fucinadl'\a paralltl. When \he Phlla won IA l~Oi l\. WM • under Dallas Green, who abo had )eft the team's executive auite '° tak, the ma.naser's job. Green, f10W president and prwral manqer Of che Cub., w• auppoeed to be an lntarim ~r when he took o~r the clu~ In 1979. But he atudc aJ1,und for a ptnnant. , -I _,.. . t ------· .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, October 10, 1983 SPORTS BRIAK Lakers, Kareem nearing agreement on contract talks From AP dl1patcllet PALM DESERT -Contract m negotiations are nearly complete be· tween the Laken and center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who waa expected to attend the National Basketball Association team's practice today, officials said. Abdul-Jabbar, 36, has been conditioning himlelf with stretching exercises and yoga. but has a mild cue of hepatitiaand will not be ready to play for two weeks.. Lakers coach Pal Rile)' said. Both Riley and Lakers General Manager Jerry West said Abdul-Jabbar's contract was nearly finalized. The star center has been kept from the team's training camp while details are worked out. "l on1y hope they have dotted the last I. and crossed AIDUl.-.IAMA" the last T," Riley said. "I'd just like to get him here. even though he can't play." Riley said he hoped to trade for a big center who could help cut Adbul-Jabbar's playing time -which averaged 32 minutes per game last season -to 26 or 27 minutes a game. "But don't hold me to it," he added. Quote of the day Don Sutton, the veteran Milwaukee pitcher, on Baltimore's Mike Boddicker, a rookie right-hander who has relied on a change-up to win 15 games: "He reminds me of me with a better fastball." Villeneuve wins Can-Am SONOMA -Jacques Villeneuve • of St. Cuthbert, Canada, won the Can-Am Challenge eeries road race championship on Sunday, averaging 101.2 mph over 126 miles in the ftnal serieseventat Sears Point International Raceway. Villeneuve turned back repeated bids by Jim Crawford of Lanceshlre. England, during the 50-lap event, but Villeneuve's margin of victory was 1.57 seconds. Jogger injures U .. hiker NEW YORK -Jonathan .Boyer. lit the only American ever to rompet~ in the prestigious Tour de France. suf- Cered a broken collarbQne Sunday when he was pushed from his bike by a jogger near the finish of a 50-m.Ue bicycle race at Centr&l Park. .Boyer, of Pebble Beach, was starting h.ia dosing sprint. with only Ian Jack.son of Australia ahead of him, when the incident occurred. The unidentified joaer, apparently annoyed at the in trusion of bikers, ran onto the course and struck .Boyer with an elbow, causing him to fall. Jack.son won the race in 1 hour, 46 minutes, 56 seconds and earned the $500 first prize. It was estimated that Boyer was about 35 seconds behind J ackson and traveling about 25 mph when he fell Biles quits as Oiler coach HOUSTON -Houston Oilers [!] head ooach Ed Biles, embattled during •. t his 2 1/2 seaspns trying to rebuild the National Football League team. re- signed today. The Oilers lost to Denver 26-14 Sunday for the 13\h consecutive Houston defeat. Biles. with an 8-23 rt!COrd during his tenure. said his resignation was effective 1mmed1ately. "I felt like I've been the eye of the hurricane. the center of c.'Ontroversy and sometimes the punching bag." Biles said. ''It hasn 't been much fun the last 2 112 years." Gunderson wins triathalon Jeff Gunderson of San Francisco • won the grueling F.scape from Alcatraz Triathalon Sunday in 3 hours. 41 minutes and 16 seconds. Gunderson, a 29-year-old librarian. completed the chilly 1.25-mile swim from the shore of San Francisco in 33:44, a 14-mHe bike ride in 55:06, and a rugged, hilly 14-mile run In 2:13.06. Jamie Willen, 29. of S an Mateo, finished second in 3:44.41, including a 40:4 7 swim, a 41 :53 bike ride and a run of 2:03.32 to place second. Third was Fred Ferrogglarlo, 29, of San Francisco. in 3:48.55 . . . . Austrailia's Greg Norman won the World Match Play Golf Championship for the second time in four years when he beat Britian's Nick Faldo. 3 and 2 in the final at Virginia Water. England. Television, radio TV: NFL Football-Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 6 p.m., Channel 7. Hockey -Kings at New York Rangers, 10 p.m .. Channel 9 (delayed). RADIO: Hockey -Kings at New York Rangers, 4:20 p.m., KFOX (93".5-FM). Arens scalps field once again Tomahawk sweeps to first place in 1983 Harbor Series opener By ALMON LOCKABEY O.-.Net-.....•fftef LOS ANGELES -For 1the second week in a row J ohn Arens' Frers-51 sloop Tomahawk, flymg the burgee of Balboa Yacht Club. scalped the Inter- national Offshore Rule fleet by winning the opening race of Los Angeles Yacht Club's 1983 Harbor Series Sunday. And for the second consecutive week it was a batt]e between Tomahawk and Dennis Choate's Choate-48 Brisa for overall and cl~ A honors. Tomahawk and Brisa ran one-two the previous week in the Southern California Ocean Racing Association championship. In the Harbor Series. Brisa is being co-skippered by Choate and Dick Meine of Los Angeles Yacht Club. Eighty boata in the IOR and Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF) turned out for the inaugural race of the Harbor Series and found a brisk 12-15 knot 90uthwest.erly that sent them quickly around the 19-mlle ooune in Los Angeles Harbor. Third overall In the IOR fleet was Roller Coast.er. Summary of class resulta: IOlhA -1. TomaM•"'· JoM Acen•, ~ YC, 2 8rlU , Oennll C-t• (LBYCl·Oldl Melftt IL.AYC, l. °Rolllf Coe\1.,., Gollson Svndlcale LBYC IOR·8 -l. ... _. MHI •nd Ml<l'f v_., Lono Beach YC. 1. Fla mbvOvenl. Bernev end"'.,,. Flam, L.aYC; a. Me<llclnt Men. 8oO LeM. LBYC-IOR·C-1. Slem Sttve Qllon, LllYC, 2.1110 AOl>lt. Johenson/WIMleml . 8elboa YC; l Pendreoon, Jev $1elntled<, Del Rev YC. ' PHltF·A -1. 1n1enw. A1a11 ltOMnllefo, Alamllot llev YC, 2 Ceo..d Cnftl, Wtlrl SClooftmektr, LAVC, 3. Fla$11flrt . Morrtll/Ott'lltlow, 8ehfe Corlnlh~~-~~8 -I. Conltnllol'I, Gor60n Grellem, SOUlh $h0re YC, 2. Cobfe. SIM Hut>er. SHI 8"cll YC;~ lncoenlto, TOfn end OOU9 JofeenMfl, kAYC. Southern: Unknown stuns field COLUMBUS. Ga. (AP) -Unknown•Ron- nie Black came from three strokes off the pace to catch Scotland's Sam Torrance, then dropped in a six-foot birdie pun on the fow-th playoff hole to win the Southern Open goU tournament Sunday. · Torrance missed a 35-foot approecb shot on the final playoff hole. the par 4, 378-yard 13th hole, leavt.ng it only inc:hel abort to fin1lh with a per. Blick \.Mn knocked ln his winner to capture the $4$.000 first prize. more than doubling hi.a earn- lnp for the yur. The 25-year-old Black c.auiht Torrance on the par 3, 210-yard 14th hole when TOM'flllClt wound up with a double botleY·5 after hJU:tng hil ~ 1hot into a und trap; then chippinl over the ,reen and ntedlng anothtt chJp and two putt.a for the fl\le. Veteran W ally An'nlt.rona •hot a se and WU alone ln third ~ at 274. ' BOATING PHllF·C -I Con•elllul. P1rtr109e llocnaros LAYC ) Vroom Marlin Grffn. Lhfle $/WOl FIH I, l W1nonovtr. N.c! Ho'"" l A vc Glory lives up to name Glory, skippered by Jack Pinhero of Oceanside Yacht Club, wa8 the overall and Class C winner Sunday in the sixth and final race of Dana Point YachtClub's Dana Point Series for Performance Handicap Racing fleet yachts. Runner-up and Class A winner was Roller, skippered by Steve Franta, Dana Point Yacht Club. and third was Gandalf, co-s kippered by Doug and Suzanne J ones. DPYC. Class winners: CLASS A -I. ROiier. Sien Frente , OPYC, 2. Cru ll, Eric Wiiie. Ct Plslreno Bev vc, ) .. G1noalf, Oouo eno Suzennf Jonet, OPYC Cl.A.$$ 8 -I MeQ.fnec, Wet TllOmoson OPYC, 2 On The w.. Al NtllCH'I, OPYC. J. It.cl Line, Fred Ptrez. OPYC CLASS C -1, Gtorv, Jeck Plnllero, OcH n•ICll YC, 1 Ecsll.cv, Al JoMson, OPYC; J. EIMlwelss, JOlln McClantl\en, OPYC. CATALINA·27 -I. Oe'fbtffk, 8oC> Gelet, Ceollfreno aev YC; 7. S.rtne. JoM Wftlle, OPYC, ). SunMI, Pell! Mece/$1t•• ~lion, OPYC Ayres captures regatta Brad Ayres was the winner of the Dotie Beek Ga boon in a five-race regatta for Lehman -12 dinghies sailed Sunday at Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Eighteen skippers turned out for t.he regatta which waaone of several for the popular Lehman-12, the NHYC club dinghy. • Lifetime dream realized1! Lnargers ignited by interception, win 28-21 , From AP cU1patclles Safety Andre Youna. making hla tint National Football Lea,ue 1tart in more than a year, ant.lei pated the game-breakfng play and fulfilled a lifetime dream Sunday. Young raced 40 ya.rda with an lntercepted pus for the go-ahead touchdown with 2:04 remaining to propel the San Diego Chargers to a 28·21 comeback victory over the Seattle Seahawka. ' ''That's t0mething I've dreamed about," said You.ng, a second-year defender from Louisiana Tech. "And it's u great as I thought it wou.J,d be." The Chargers trailed 21-0 before staging one of the wildest rallies in the club's history. With Seattle back deep in its own territory, Young anticipated a pass to rookie running back Curl Warner. "We needed a big play,'' said Young, who stepped in front of Warner to gather the off-target pass and streak down the left sidellne. Chargers Coach Don Coryell called the triumph "one of the greatest come-from-behind victories ever for any team l have been associated with. Our defense looked so inept the first hall. We came back from a lot of adversities." Seahawks quarterback Jim Zorn, asked for his explanation of the Chargers' comeback. said, "We had 15 penalties. they had two. That answers that question." Elsewhere Sunday: Cowboys %7. Buccaneers24 (ot) The Dallas Cowboys re~ed the NFL"s on1y unbeaten team -barely -with a comeback 27 -24 decision over the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The h0&t Cowboys won the coin tou to start overtime and marched into Buccaneers territory. Rafael Septien, given another chance after Tampa Bay's Thomas Morris roughed him on a futile 50-yard field goal try, moving the ball to the Tampa Bay 28, hit a 42-yarder. Dallas, 6-0, tied the game With 43 aeconds to go in regulation as 1'immY Newaome completed a 52-yard scoring pass play by tightroplng down the sidelines the last 35 yards with a Danny White pass. Operating with no time outa and 79 seconds to play the Cowboys went 74 yards in (Ive plays for the tying 1COre. Ron Springs caught three passes before White and ~ewsome hooked up. Bills 3B. Doloblns 35 ( ot) Buffalo. shut out 12-0 in its last meeting with Miami. edged the Dolphins on Joe Danelo's 36-yard field goal. Joe Ferguson a.bo was a hero for the Bills as he passed for 419 yards and five touchdowns. completing 38 of 54 passes against the NFL's No. l pass defense .Ferguson's scoring passes went nine and 30 yards to Byron Franklin. 11 yards to Booker Moore and four and one yard to Joe Cribbs. Danelo's game-winner came after Miami place-kicker Uwe von Schamann missed on field goal atte mpts from 52 and 43 yards in OT. Browns Io • .lets 7 Matt Bahr booted a 44-yard field goal as t1me ran out to lift the Browns over the Jets in Cleveland. A wind Listed at 16 mph but g\Jsting off Lake Erie helped push Bahr's longest field goal of the year through the posts. The other scores came on .Bobby J ones' diving first-half reception of Brian Sipe's 32-yard pass for the Browns, and Richard Todd's 15-yard TD toss to Bruce Harper with 1:28 to go for the Jets. UCI p~loists win STOCKTON -UC Jrvi.ne's water polo forces pulled out a 10-9 overtime decision Sunday in Pacific Coast Athletic Association play agaiNt the Univer- sity of Pacific aft.er: blowing a four-gOal lead In the fourth quarter. The Anteaters. 1-0 in PCAA play, got five goal.a from Mike Evans, his final marker coming with 1 :24 leCt in overtime. Stefano Rossi and Tony Choquehuanca each scored twice and Dan McConnick added one goal as UC Irvine took a 9-5 lead before Pacific came back to send the game into overtime with 48 seconds left In regulation. The Ant.eaters, 8-6-1 overall, return to action NFL ROUNDUP KNOX CORYIU. S•lnts 19, F•le••t1 17 Like Bahr, Morten Andenen waa a last-second hero, kicki.ng a 35-yard field goal to lift the Saints over the Falcons, who had blanked New Orleans in its last two trips to Atlanta. Andersen kicked four field goals and gave the Saints a 4-2 record, the best start in their 17 -year history. Redskins 3B, C•rdlnals 14 Washington won its ~ighth straight road game as John Riggins ran for 115 yards and three touchdowns and Joe Theismann passed for two scores. Riggins carried 22 times to become the league's fifth all-time leading rusher. It was the Redskins' 13th victory over the Cardinals in the last 15 meetings. Broncos ZB, Oilers 14 Houston lost ita 13th in a row as wuting Denver. ranked 28th in the NFL in total offense with an average of 245 yards, had 262 at the half. St.eve DeBerg, replacing No. 1 draft pick John Elway at quarterback, threw for two scores. Rich Karlis kicked four field goals and Sammy Winder rushed for 165 yards for the Broncos. J'lldn•s aa, Be•rs 14 Minneaota was unusually effective on the ground as Tony Galbreath ran for 104 yards and Darrin Nelson added 78. Nelson broke a 56-yard scoring run for his first NFL touchdown and Galbreath had a 52-yard TD jaunt. Walt.er Payton finishe9 with 102 yards for the hoet Bears. Fonner Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College star Benny Ricardo hit three field goals (22. 32 and 30) to extend his streak (he's 13 for 13 this season). Lions 3B, P•ekers 14 Rookie fullback James Jones ran for three touchdowns and Eric Hipple passed for two others as the Detroit Lions snapped a four-game slide. J ones' three TDs tied a club record shared by six others. Colts I z. P•trlots 7 Surprising Baltimore won its third straight as Raul Allegre snapped a 7-7 tied with a 52-yard field goal. and the home town Colts added a safety when Donnell Thompson sacked Steve Grogan for a safety with two minutes left. Allegre has hit 13 ot 14 field goal tries and three from over 50 yards. Eagles 17, Giants 13 Ron Jaworski threw two touchdown passes to Mike Quick and Tony Franklin kicked a 25-ya.rd field goal for visiting Philadelphia. Quick caught a five-yard TD pasa from Jaworski, then made a one-handed catch of an 18-yard touchdown pass as the F.agles pulled ahead 14-6. 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IOdclk:Uf' and Oemowv w-~lck.,., 1·0, L-81nnl11tr, 0-1 Hlll-Balrlmore, lllotnlclle (1 l 0.-'3 BallltMre 310 020 01-11 I I Cnk:avo 010 ooo OOC>-1 6 1 Flenavan. Stawerl 141 ana CemP .. v. Colson, Tldrow l'l. Koosman (9), Lamp (9) and Fisk W-,Flanaoan. 1-0 L-Dolson, 0-1 HR-8alllmore. Murray (I) Gama4 BalllrMrt 000 000 000 >-J 9 o CMClllO 000 000 000 c>-o 10 0 Davi,, T.Marllne1 111 ana Dtmo .. v. Burns, Berola' < lOl, Aoosto 1 IOl. Lamp (101 •ncl Fisk. -T.Marllntl, 1-0 L-8urns, 0-1. HR-a.ltlml>tt . Lana· rum (1). Amenc:..n TIMls OW~ Ill Hllall HIH lllaftd. S.C.) Slnllts P'IMI' G-Maver (U S.) def Brien Teacner (US I. 6·4, 6-1. (Mav.,. wins !30,000, hac,,_ wins '17,000). s..s Third "'9ca Brian Golttrlao IU S.l a.t Ellol TtltK1>er IU.S.1, 6· 1, 6·4 (Golllrlad wlm I 13,000, TtttKller wins SI0,000 Min'• toumafMftf (at VlftUf/VW, l .C..) ,,_..,~ Jlmmv Connon (US l def 81n Scanlon (U.S.>, 6· 1, 6·2, 6-2 (Connors wins I 100,000. Scanlon wins U0,000.) W9'Mft'1 teumament (et ~ ~PIMIS Vlrolnla R1111CI (Romania ) de! KalllY Jordan (U.S ), 4·6, 6·4. 6·2 IRu1kl wins 121,000. J«0.11 I 14,000) Grind Prtx teumanwnt (at .. relMM, Soelnl ...... P'INll Mah '#IMldlr (SWedaft) dlf. Go-.nn. VllH (Artlll!IMI), 6·0, 6-J, 6·1. C ..... water polo (II SllU!tn) UC lrvlM 10, P'lclfl< 9 UC Irvine J 3 2 1 0 1-10 PacHk: 3 1 1 ~ 0 c>-9 UC lrvlnt Korlno E .. n1 S. Rossi 2, Ch<>cluehuanu 2, McCormtCk I NFL 19-ndlne$ NATIONAL CON,ERENCE Wltf Rams NewOrlHnl Sen Francl1co Allanlt W L T P'ct. ,., 2 0 .667 125 , 0 .667 145 l'A HM 123 109 111 2 0 .667 111 2 4 0 .333 124 Mlnne101a Grl'en Bav Chicago Ce troll Tampa Bav Clftfrat 4 2 0 3 3 0 2 4 0 2 4 0 0 6 0 .667 130 153 .500 16 I 166 .333 179 l23 .333 116 116 .000 II 152 Dallas Wa•hlngton PnllaaelPhla NYC.lent\ St Louis East 0 I 0 1.000 171 121 0 .133 112 121 2 0 667 104 101 4 0 333 109 Ill s 0 167 103 191 AMERICAN CONFERENCE R1lcltn Denver San Olevo Seallle Kansas Cllv Cltvttand Pl1111>urgn Cincinnati Houslon Wast S I 0 l 3 0 J 3 0 3 3 0 2 4 0 Centrll • 2 0 3 2 0 I 4 0 0 • 0 Ent 133 145 94 soo .. 100 500 170 174 .500 126 122 .333 107 106 667 111 llS 600 llS 101 200 11 " 000 109 174 Btlllmort 4 2 0 667 IJO 12S Buffato • 2 O .667 116 123 Miami 3 3 O 500 116 112 N'I' Jell 3 3 0 .500 13'2 II) New Enolancl 2 4 0 .333 I II 144 Slllldltv'a Sc-I R1m1 10, San Francisco 1 Raiden 21, Kansas Cllv 70 W11lll1191on 31. St Louis 14 Oenver 26, Hou'1on 14 Mlnn11ote 23, Chlcaoo 14 Clevtlancl 10, NY Jets 7 Cetroll 3'. C.rtlft Bav 14 New 0.leans 19. Allanle 17 BultalO 3'. Miami 3S fol) Balllmort 12, Nt w E110tand 7 San Ci.OO 21, Sttlllt 21 Callas 27, Tampa Bev 24 (oil Pllltaaete>l>ia 17, NY c;1an1s 13 Ttllillltt'I Game Pl1111>uro11 11 Cincinnati <Cnennat 1 at 6) SVlldev'' Gamn Al11nt1 at R1m1 Ra~ 11 Seallle Houston al N\lnne101e Son Francisco al New Orle1ns Miami II New York Jel1 SI Louis 11 TamP• Bav San Dl.oo a l Ntw Enolend Chicago al Detrotl Clt•tll OO a l Pllhl>uroh Buffalo el Betllmore Clnc1nnall et Oenvtr NV G11n11 al K1n111 Ci1v Prtil10tlortla II DellH Monday, Oct. 17 Washlnglon al Grffn Bev Rims 10, 4WS 1 Sc.en by OIHIMtn Rem\ O O 10 c>-10 San Frane11co O O O 7-7 ThWd Pt<i.cl LA-Dickerson IS run (Nellon 11ici.1. '3' LA-FG Nttson 41, 11 10 F ... f'ftl ,..,.., 5F-Cralo l run (Werscnlno klck7, 1009 A-59,119 Game S11"11\cs LA First Oown1 13 Ru1hts·•aras 28-119 Passino veras 111 Rtlurn vtrdl 35 Pas-13·26·1 Sacut>v 2-13 Punls 7·U Fumbl11·losl 2· I PtnelllH ·varos S·35 Time ol POssesslon 24;39 SF 20 2Nt 303 25 2t·42·0 0-0 7·45 •·3 4-30 3S:21 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHll'(G-Rems. Clckerson 22·142. ltedotn 4·43, Ferraoemo 1·4, Alexanae< 1-0. San Francisco. Cralo 14-52. Rlno 1·22. Mont1nl 3"4. PASSING-R1m1, Ferravamo 13·?6·1-111. San Francisco. Montana lt-'2·0·316. RECEIVl~G-Rems, Cennara 4•36, Barber 3·3?, G. Jon11 ?-2l, D. HIM 2·11, Ellard 1·12. Okkerson I·~ San Fren· clsco, Clark 9-11, Remson 4·44,\ Solomon l ·74, Craig J -27, Rl1111 3·2S, Cooper 7·32. Francis 2· 12. Ntlltmlell 1-11, Wll1on HO. FIELD GOALS MISSED-Rams, none San Francisco. Wersc11lno Sl (DIOChdl Ral«Mn 21, Chi.ts 10 Sc•• bv Ouarltf's Kenst1 C1tv U l 0 >-20 Raid•" O 7 7 7-11 First ,..,.loci KC-Peloe 36 Pin lrom Kennev (lowerv kick), I MIO 11 ~C-Brown l run (Lowtrv klc•>. S.Concl PerlM LA-C11r111tnstn 3 Dell~ P1unu 11 (Behr lllck>. O,OS KC-FG LOWfrV 32, 17•1S Third P.,.lad LA-Wllllam1 21 oau from Allen (8anr klCk), l 4S ,..,""' ..... loci KC-FG Lowerv 39, 0:17 LA-Alltn recovered tumble In ena 1one IBa11r klclt), p 1 A-40,491 Garn. Sl•"slkl F1r$t down\ 20 Ru,11t1-vara1 Pan•llO varas Return vara1 Pauet Sacks B• Pun1' Fumt>1t1·IO\t Penalties· v1ra1 Tlmt 01 Possen1on 21 KC LA 11-SS n. 20 2S·4S·O 2· IS Ht M 13-IOS 79 41 JS·IU 157 90 17·30·2 5·36 1-46 l ·I ll· 104 JO 12 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, October 10. 1983 81 SCOREBOARD INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-K1n1u Cllv, B Ja"'°" 12-33, Brown S· 11, Kennev 3·3, J T11om11 1-1 Ralaer1. Allen 21-Sl. Hawkln1 10·46, Plunktll 3· 14. KlllO 1·1. PASSING-Kanwu Cltv. Ktt1nev 2S·45·0·272 Raid•"· Plunkall IS-21·2·123. Allen 7·2·0·49 RECEIVING-KtMll Cilv, Brown 6·12, Cuson S·60, Paige 4·47, Mar1n111 4·43. Hancock 2·2S, K Tl\oma• 2· 11, B Jack•on l·S. Sco11 1-2 Raid•"· Allen 6-58. Cr'""'"''" S·l? H1w~1n1 l ·41 W1l1tams 1-21 MOntvomtrv I 14. Mullammaa 1·6 MtSSEC FIELC GOALS-Kansas C1tv Lowerv 48 s.mlpro (at Tall Hilt\ ScllOOI) San Fernanao Bulls 17. Hunllnoion Vallev Marine" 9 lnolt Gtenn Wal~er of ~un1lng1on V11lev klC .. tO S7·vara flelo goat! COlltM HOW TOI' to FARED I Neor11ka 16·0 Ol oeal Ot.ia noma Slat~. 14· IO 2 To.. (4·0·0J oea1 Oklahoma. 29· 16 ). Alal>ame (4· l·OJ 10\1 lo Penn State, 34·21 '· North Caro11111 (6-0·0l ., .. , Wake Fore•I, 30· IO s. Wtsl Virginia I S·O·OI ala nol Pll Y 6. Ohio Stale (4· 1·01 Deel Purdue, 33-72 7 Auourn 13·1·0) Deal Kt nluClf.V, 49·21 I. Oklanoma 13·2·0) IOst 10 Teus, 29·16. 9 FIOrl<la 15·0·1) 1> .. I Vanderl>lll, 79-10 10. Arizona (S·O· lJ l>eat ColOraao State, S2·21. 11. Gaorola (4·0·1) l>H I MlsslsslPPI, 36· II. 12. Miami. Fla (5-1-01 beat Loulsvlllt. 42-14 13 Southern Mtlf\oCllsl IS·O-Ol btat Bavtor. '2·26 14 Michigan (•· 1·01 oeat Michigan s1a1e. 42·0 • IS. lowe (4· 1 ·0J oe11 Nortnweslern, 61·21 16 Marvlana 14· 1·0) l>eet Svracuu .U·l3. (111) Wesnlngton (4 1·0) Deal Or- .oon S1e1e, 3'·7 It Arizona Stall (3·0· ll aid no1 Dlav 19 llllnols (4· 1·0) _, Wisconsin, 2HS. 70 8rlo1>1m Vouno (4· 1·0) beat Wvoml119. 41 • IO Communltv c-.. SATURDAY'S GAMES Sou#\ CMll ,.,....._ San Cleoo Mesa at O.anoe Coast, 1:30 om Fufft rton vs C.olaen Wtst at OCC C errltos 11 Ml San Antonio, I 30 om Minion c..-ence S1nt1 Ana at !>AOOlebecA Soulllwtsltrn at Cllrus San Oleoo at Rlvtrslae CC Sav-nC1IC~ EaSI LOI Ar>Otle• .. Wesl LOI Ar>Oeltl I 0 m LA Haroor II LA Souln..,e\I LOS Anoeltl cc 11 LA Pttrct Non·C ....... l<KI LA Valltv 11 Anltlo~ Vettev San Bernardino 11 Rio HonOO 2 om Hencoel< at Dt1ert C.lendate al C.ron mont Senll Baroare at Beke"HelO Wt\lern Cal at Venture u of B•I• v1 ln"IPtrlet Valltv El Toro Marlntl 11 Lono Beacll CC COMMUNITY COLLEGE LOG GokMn Wtst (2·2) 10 !>AOOleblclt 27 3' Santa Ana 17 29 Blke"fleld 7 o Puaoene le Sal. Oct lrFUOt<ton• (II OCCl Sal., Oct 22-ComPton• (al OCC> Sal • Oct ,.._ .. San CleOO Mau· Sal., Nov 12-1 Ctrrllos• Sal., Nov 19-MI. San Antonio• 111 DCCI Thur .. Nov 74-•1 Oranoe Coast• Oranee CNst ( l·l) 17 PelOmar 21 O Seddl•b•c" 12 0 Santi Barbara CC 12 24 Lono Btecll cc 19 Sal .. Oct lrSen Oteoo Mesa• S•I . Ocl. n-11 Ctrrllo1• Ser , Ocl. 29-at NII Sen An1on10• Sat , No• rFut1er1on• Sii . No• 19-al Compton• Thur • No• 2'-G~n WHI* S.~Clc (4·0) 27 Goldtn Well 10 12 O.anoc Coe11 0 14 Lono BHch CC 6 23 Gron mont 6 s11 .. Ocl lrSen11 Ana• Sal , Del 29-el Citrus• Sal , No• rRlverslae' Sal Nov 12-11 Patomar• !>al Nov 19-!Mtn Oleoo' Thur • Nov 24-al SoulhwtSlern• • dtno1t1 conlerenct game Mlnl·flvw.itttt ci.amp1on1111ii lat Vtlllfunil NORTH AMEllllCAN 10.XINQ l'ED· ERATION Jotv Olivo <Ee11 Los Angeles! aef Luis Htrnender (~~leo), 12 rouna decision, 119-110, 111· 110 111· I 11 (Olivo now 2t·J. Htrn1nc1er 11•4) NHL ttandl1191 CAMPIELL CONP:ERENCI SmvtM DMsloft W L T l"h GP: Eamo1110n Vencouv., Caioarv Wonnlpeo Klnei 3 0 0 6 17 2 I 0 4 20 I 0 I 3 6 0 I 2 2 13 0 I 1 I 6 NOf'rl• DIVl1lon SI Louil c nicago Toronto Mlnne•ola Del roll 2 I 0 4 7 I 0 • ' 7 0 1 0 2 I I 0 7 1 I WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pt>ll1delPhl1 3 0 0 NY Ranoer1 3 0 0 NY h lH 7 I 0 Ntw Jersev I 2 O w11nino1on O 3 0 Pllt•buroh 0 3 0 Adams DMalon t. 6 • 2 0 0 Outbee Boston BuHalo Harllord Monlrul 2 I 0 • 2 I 0 4 2 l 0 4 1 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 luftll9v's Scltf'H Boslon 4. Harlfora l Buttelo 5, We\/llnoton 2 Plllladetc>llla 7. Plll1buroh I Edmon1on 4. Mlnne•ola 3 1011 Catoarv I, WlnnlPto I Cnlcaoo ~. Detroll • v ancouv1< 7. Tor onto 4 Tanltflt'• Garnn Kln9S al NY R111oers Monlrtel at Que«>ec T.,.._v', G1nw1 Kln9S at NY lllanotn . n Vancouver 11 SI. Loul,, n Oak TrH 12 11 ,. IS 13 17 1S 11 9 10 s 19 16 12 • 1 GA f. 4 IS 9 a II IS ,, 11 s 4 II 11 17 19 14 • 14 1? 13 (ti Santi Attlta) SUNDAY'S RESULTS ISlll of l2 ·div tlllrllltNlrM "'"""'l FIRST RACE. 6 lurtonos Cu1tv Hull IPeoro1a) 12.00 9 00 1 00 Late StH11tr (Plncavl 4 20 3.70 SnooPv Tom tC1111nt01l 6.10 Aho raced Umbrell• Fleet. Too Tari, Votaw. MOr•I LtaOtf. Gerfletd. Mounttl>ank Time l 11 11S SECOND RACE. I 1116 milt\. Llhth""v"hlm IPOza) 171 20 S020 2060 lnvo1>.e IToroJ 110 S•O WfP Otltclor (Slblllt)Q• 10 40 AIM> r•ct.e1. Prince Btoocl Rovet. All•tO Commt ndtr. Kev Plever. Beldele Flett. Ht110w's E•• Love· oiret•noer T1mt 144 3 5 n DAILY DOUILE 19·)1 011<1 '1,090 •O. THIRD lllACE. I mllt . Mulll tMeia) 12 20 S.10 3 20 Catlo\n T avlOr !McCrrn) S 10 3 20 !>eatooa CP1nc1vl l 70 Al\o raced H.,O.t Quevte, Lllllan, T~I' Min T1ma I )6 41S SS E.XACTA t3·Sl Dalo 191 so FOURTH RACE. 6 furtono' Prsnabla Lav (Hwlvl 7 to l.to 3 20 SPflllO l..0011 tSnotmkrJ 3 to 3.00 Miu Via Maonum tMlzal 4.00 Also ract<I. CtOlc Siren. Gellanl SISier. 11.11nch . Wllat Maole. Saucv Slecff. Incubus. Time. l.11 2/S. ""TH RACE. 6 furtonos Prnc Aslrls IBldll 19 40 t 00 4.40 H1nov1<l1~ (SIDllSI) lS 60 10 00 Glaclel Stream CNlcCarronl 2.IO Allo raced: Many Glaciers, Sana Cl-. UDC>tr Rullan. Romaeo. Glttm Macll1"4, Vlron. T BiM Svndronw, Golcltn Circle Time 110 315 U •XACTA (1·9) paiO Jl,723.SO. SIX-0. RACE. I 1 16 mitts Trl'I Sptnatd (McCrnl 4 70 3 60 2 80 Virginia lllt (VIiia) 11 40 S.60 CunnlnGlv f Plncav) 3.60 Al10 reced· Le Mimosa. Siik Fteth· ers, Ntlelle Knows. Nlcetv Nallvt Time l .u SEVENTH RACE. 6 furtonos e 111e Lord tM11a1 17.60 4 ao 2 ao Net•u1 f Plncav) 2 40 2.20 Secular (Mccarron> 2.Ml Alto racw vanerta, Ron A Natural, llllVtlS Factor, COid Tlnw: 1.10 » •XACTA ( 1·51 oala Sll0.00 EIGH-0. RACE. 1 1 1' mites, Pe11rax IBllO.) 21 70 7 00 CO-Water Bent< (P1ncevl 4 80 MalCll Winne< (Shoemaker) S.00 l.60 s.ao Also raced Lucullus. Noallo, Konew111 , v"'°' Time I 41 41S n l"ICK SIX u-s+s H> oald '139,m 70 with 1 winner l1IK norsesl; s2 Pick SI• con1ol11ton 0110 12 071 ao wlln 67 wl~r1 (fl•• hO"tsl NINTH RACE. I I 16 milts Ronas Ot Ja ml>t IP tncev> 760 460 uo Roo·s Mv Che net (Hewltvl S 40 4.20 lee K tOOvare1) 6 00 Also rec.cl Beml<IOo, Bv Tne Sta Deooneir Htrc. Alabeao Loi Porlalts. Sttrllng Sll•e Tlmt 143 US U a.XACTA 1'·4) oald '11' SO Allenaance 41.lSS HolVWood P'ark SUNDAY'S RHUL TS ( 42ncl .. SJ ·llitllf lllmns rnMflM) FIRST RACE. ' mil• PICI Im· rnot ulele (Fl•co). 16.20, 10.00, 4.60; New Cadtl, 9 IO, S 70, Pt Pa Yova. 4.00. Time 1 S9 4/S 1l EXACTA (1·11 oekl S32t so SECOND RACE. l mile 1rot SIH" Klno tMeehenl, ll MI, HO. 320. Otar Sir, 1170, 6 00, SkhOOI 460 Time 2 03 415 Sl E XACTA i.·71 paid nouo THIRD RACE. I milt oace. KttOou IB1it1argeon), 15.80. 140, 4 60, Ru1tlc Scoll, s 00, 4 20. Rocket RoaOell, 5 80 Time: I S7 4 S U E.XACTA 16-St paid \ IJO ao FOURTH llAC&. I mile irot Ceaar C••lln (Meitrl, S 40. 3 40, 2.10, Walru1, 7 •O, 460. mud•. 3 80 Time 2.03 4/ s. FIFTH RACE. I milt pace Qiros IDesomer>. 7 00. • 40, 3 20. Tnum11tr11. 10 40, 4 40, Nuie11e. 2 10 Time: 1 O'l 4/S. '3 E.XACTA 13·10) Palo '17990 SIXTH RACE. 1 milt Pi ct $kip A Paioe <Auolnl. S.60, 4 20, 3 40. Klam11n Kolhere. 16 oo, 1.60, Cisco Hoots, 6.60. Time· 2 01 215 53 EXACTA (6-Sl Paid '14S 20 SEVENTH RACE. I milt pace· Suoer NttlO I Sherren), 11.IO. 5 IO, 4.40 • Crerv Golla, 2.90,l.20. Hlllbltlv Crawl. 4.60. Time 1 S9 US 'l EXACTA (5·2) 1>ald '10590 EIGHTH RACE. 1 mite Pict Prln· CISs A Fella (Ackerman>. 10.ao, 6.00, UO. Sieg 8owl. UO, 4.10; Midnight Mins, 2.80 Time: 1.59 315 53 EXACTA (9-3) 11eld I 113 90 NINTH RACE. I mite pace: Fortslll' (Vallandlnonaml, 3.70. 2.60, 2.20; Monte<ev Rocket, 4.40, 1.60; J11n11te Law, 2 60. Time: 1.56 215. 53 •XACTA 17·6) Pala S29.10 n l"ICK SIX (1-3·6·S·9·2) Paid U41tcrwllh 46 win· nars 111•• ~ar11s). TENTH RACE. 1 mlle oece La Norm (Parker!, 6 00. 4 60. 3.60. 5111av Poe>tar. 4 40, S 60, Wlnnlno Gama, S 00. Time. 1.59 llS ll •.XACTA (5·2) Pala Ul.90 Allendenct : 6, 103 Southern OM" (II Ctlumbvs, Ga.) 271 •·Ronnie Black u S.000 61-69·65·69 Sam Torrance 127,000 66·67·66·77 274 WaHv Arm11rono 111.000 6'·61·70·" vs Joe tnmen SI 1,000 70·U· 73·67 Pavne S1twer1 S11,000 6S·77·61-70 27' Sco11 Hoell sa 617 70·66-73·61 M•r .. Lvt U,687 11-10· 70·6S 277 John Manalltv S7 000 71·66-72-61 Mike Nlco1e11e 17.000 •9·70·70·61 Dlvt E 1Clltl11trgr 17 000 61-71·67·71 Roa Curt '7.000 71-67-61-71 "' Garv HallDtrg U ,469 66-77-70·70 BobOV ClemPtll U ,4'9 61·71·70·69 Mike Sulllven s4.469 6'·70-12· .. Jolln Fouvn1 u .469 61-73-70-67 8111 Callff M,469 71·6'·6'·70 Mike Oonata u ,469 70-70·67·71 Larr.• Mire M,469 70·71·66·71 Mark McCuml>tr U ,469 72·69·64-73 279 Jim Simons S2,70e 69-72·'7·71 Jim Colbcrl '1..?ot 70-72-7()-67 Oe•ld Oorln n .1oe 12-70·61·" Johnnv Miiier S2,7ot 70·69·73·67 Si.n Lltl>ler 12.709 70-69·70·70 Georo• Archer n .7oe ., .... 71-71 2llO Boo MurPhv 11,92S 6'·70·71-71 Loren Robtrll Sl,92.S 10·12·11-V Can Forsman ll,91S 73-70·6MI ., Jim Nllfora 11.st0 70•71·69·71 Georoe Burns ll ,590 75·65-70-71 Gavin Lt•tnlOll J 1.590 71·72· .. ·70 Merk Pltll s l,S90 70·69·71·71 Denis Welson s 1,590 69·71 -72·69 Ken Ketlev Sl.stO 70·6'·70·72 111 C.arv Koen 11,232 67·69·72·74 Griff MOOCIY 11,232 69·70·72-71 Jodie MtJdd I 1.232 71-71·73·67 Brad Brvent SI ,132 69·73·74-66 Vence Htafner '1,132 61·10·74·70 :Ill Lee E Ider $975 69·71·74·69 OeW111 Weaver '97S 69· 70·69-75 BUI Britton 1'7S 70-73·72·6' Ed Flori st7S 71-70·74· .. 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'83 Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. °"" ... fllhlne ART'S LANOING (Naw-1 ... dll -137 anoteu 10 1>1111, 367 macie<tt, 17 rock 11111, IS Dulle! tune, 5 vtlklwlail, 5 11\ffPlhtlO, 92 Vllolack tuna, 171 vellowlln tuna DAVEY'S LOCK•A (NawPOf'f ... ctll -74' anoteu 35 ban. n t>on\to, 1 llatlbut. 7SO mac1'erel. 2 rock llsn. 3 bullel tune . II vellOwteH, 21 1klpl1c1' tuna 10 vellowlln tuna. I oto eve luna DANA WHARF -774 anoters 243 ban. 26 t>onHo, an macke<el, 2 roek hsn. 70 •tllowtall, 73 Sl>ffPSlltld, 6 iculPln. II lkl1>1tCk tuna. 69 vt110wlln luna SAN DIEGO (H&M Landlnlll -300 1nottr1. 27 vel10wl1ll, 1,125 vtllOwlln tuna. nS lklPlad< IU"I Thi• wMll'• trout •nts LOS ANGaLES -Ell111>elt1 Lakt, Peck Road Park Lake. VENTURA -C11ll .. Lake. Plru L•kt SAN IERNARDINO Bio Bter Lt kt SANTA IARBARA Caclluma L11't. INYO -Bek.If' CrHI" Bio Pint Cr•k. Blsl\OP Creell (tower, ml<kllt, '°"'" end l"lelle II), Cl11 Laka, Goodale Crltk, lnot111naence Cr-. Lake Sat>rln1, Lone Pl"4 Crtt4<, Ot k Cr•k (north fork), Owens Rl•t<. (Law1 Br!Oot doWnslrtam to Sltwarl Ll"4), Pleasant Valltv Rtse<volr. Souln Lalla, Tal>OOle Crtt4<, Tlnemana Crfftl, Tullle Crttll. MONO -LN Vining Crtt4<. Racquetbel THR•E·WALL TOURNAMaNT (If ....... l'lltl, H~ a.di) ,,_.., 0-'*"""' Oan Soullltrn <Huntlnoton Btclll Cle! Greo Frffre IWt1tmln1le<l, 21 ·20, 21-17 MMl's 0-Dllllllltt Jaime Barker CHun11"111on Beacn>·Booov GrH n (CO\ta Mtsal Otl B111 OtrkHll tHunllnglon Beaclll·Mlkt CemPOttl (Hunli119lon 8eacll), 21·J, 21-17 Nli•ad °"" ""*" Da n Sou1n1rn ( Huntlno1011 Btacnl-Ch1na1 T •vlor (Huntl110lon Beacnl atl C.reo FrHH (Watt· mlns•erJ·Otdt Catherma n 1Foun1atn Vettev), U·21. 21·11, 11-9 Men's I~ Devt Gt"4nV (Yoroa LlnOll def WUlle YH ll (Slnll Anal. 21·20, 21-15. MMl's I Oeutlels Boll Wttrtf (C0\11 Mnal·Otnnls IV\c:Ganck !Corona Ott Marl otf Armanao Rodrloue1 !Santa Ana)·W!Nle Ysal1 (Santa Ana), 11·21, 21-11, 11·9 MIH41 l ·C Dlllblel M l kt F rllol (Hunllno ton B11cnl·Cerot HtrO IWntmlnlle<l Otf Sieve Tunclag (Sanla Ana)·NIM Mar1ln11 (Gerdtn Gro•t l. 11-13, 16·21. 11 ·9 Mon'sC~ Joev Romo Urvlnt I dtl Mika F rl1ot IHunt1no1on Bffcttl, 17·21, 21-10, 11-1 Mon's C Dllltl6H Jtrrv Roberu (Hunl1ng1on Beachl-Juan Gullerrer (Mlowav Cllvl def Jell Kwoltk (Huntlnoton 8tachl·Wavne Juall (Huntlno1on lffch), ?1·20, 11·21. 1 l·l 54"1« ~ Armando Rodrloue1 (Santa Ana> def. Sam Cor1ei <Hunllnoton Btactl), 21-12, 21-1. ,... MflllM T.R. Und (Gardin Grove) Otl Eric Turner IHu11tln111on BHClll. 21-lS, 21·1. W•lnd trenMCtlenS FDOTIALL NalleMI, ..... ~ LOS ANGELES RAIOERS-Plecao Irvin PllllllPI, c.orntrblCk, on Ille ln- lureo reserve tlsl. NEW YORK OIANTS-Aaaed Fr.... Marlon, UMOackw. Cul Rlcl'I Baldino..-. ~slvt llC"le Ulllt .. Stetft ,..,_.. LM- TULSA-$'9ned Terrv BNson ana Ktllv Gtol'OI. llnel>ldle<I. Tonv Llnasav. rUNtlno tleel<, Lonnie Turner, wide r«»!vtr, Frank Oona,,.,., Cit· '-I•• l>IClf., end Dale Jablonskv, offtnslvt ovard. HOCKEY MINNESOTA ST ARS-Calltcl UC> Creto Levie, de· ft11saman, from Sall Lall• Clh OI Int CtMrll Hockt v L1111ut. WINNIPEG JETS-Cati.a UP Don SPrlno. ottenseman, trom SnerbrOOk• Of the Amtrl<tn Hockey LteOut ~-----+ ----·--------____ :_ _________ ,..L__, ·------4 -_ _. __ -..,.....,.__ - ~ IM Ottngl Colet OAIL Y ptLOT /Monday, Ootobw 10, 1N3 CiO•M by Gus Arriola Gi\Rt'lt:l.D by Jim Davis MEN: GQt,\£5 ARLENE.. !>Hf.'6 CP.AtY A~UT Mf e 0 1010 THE t 'r\'911. ,. CIRCt·s "I don't WANT to be your little man. I just wont to be o little boy ond go out ond play." ,_,\R,.ADl"Kt: by Brad Anderson "Oh, brother! There are more dogs on the other side of the street I" 'ICM)' Ml' I.I.I'S NO 91.JPS ABOUT IT ... ., _. __ .. ,. ·~· ......... - I P\JT IT DOWN IN A ''NO PARKIN6 '' ZOME.~D IT 60T TOWED AWAV ! 0 0 ()111:>~,_,.s,.-.1e ""' RIC.GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) q;v ~ "I h1t1 Mond1y1." --~~~~--~~-.. HA ~AHA MA ~A~A! Hank'Ketchum by Ferd & Tom Johnson by Char·les M. Schulz I SUPPOSE IF I LEARNED TO USE A CAN OPENER. I WOULOtfT ~VE TO PVT UP WITM JOKES LIKE THAT by Tom K. Ryan I KNOW ... Al\W' IT'S HIGH 'flME I LIY~NEP ~E.:M LJP! . r Q.1-J;either vulnerable. u Soutf you hold: •AQ9763 r:JA OAKQ •76-4 The bidding hu proceeded: N.nll Ealt s .. &11 Wett I r:> P ... Z • Pua 3 • PaM 3 • Pue , 3 NT P ... 7 What do you bid now '/ A. -H you bid al all now. you are looking for trouble. North's bidding has warned you lhal the hand is a misrit and. despite your great strength, your sidt is un likely to have a ready source of tricks. PllSs -this could be your last makable spot. Q.2-As South, vulnerable. you hold: +Q7 ?KJ8763 OAI02 •AK Th~ bidding has proceeded: South We1t North [a1l 1 '7 Pt11 I + P111 3 7 Pau 4 ., PHI ? Whal do you bid now·! A.-Again, if you bid at all. you don't understand the auc Lion. You invited partner to bid game and he accepted. Had he ~en inlerested in Jl'DGE PARKt;R ResPONOtNG 'TO HER MOTHER'S TE!-RFUL PLEAS, SHEILA OPENS HER BEOROOM DOOR! GOif II 011 lllDGf BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF AN8~E18 TO BlllDCE QUIZ 1ome higher contract. be had other bids he could have made. Pass. H you bid 01\, you arc giving partner an Im possible choice -he can play either three hearts or rive hearts. but not gamt! Q.3-Bast West vulnerable, as South you hold: <;>AQM OAK93 •AJ952 Parlner opens lhe bidding wilh lhrcc s~des. Whal do .vou bid now'! A. -Parlner hu promised six tricks w1lh his preempt if the h11nd 1s played at spadrs. You have al least four tricks fo r him. Raise lo four spades. even though you are void an the suit. How can you possibly t'Xpect lo make nine tricks al three no trump when p11rtnl'r has told you that virtually all of hi~ !>lrenglh 1!> an your void su1r! Q.4-East We~t vulner3ble. as South you hold: •KQJ8762 'V7 0 953 H2 The bidding has proceeded: South Weat North EHt 3 • Pau 3 NT P111 7 What action do you Lake'/ A. -This hand 18 a corollnry to lhe previous example. Your hand tonuiins no sur prise for partner -you h3ve exactly wh11t you promised with your bid. Neve rtheless. partner has said that he t'X peels LO m1kt nine tricks at no trump. l)on'l doubt him Pass. Q.5 -Jlolh vulnerable, as South you hold: • 10952 "KQ O KJ71 •K63 Thr b1ddin,c h:i~ procet-dt'd: 'touth We1t North EHt Pau Pau I • Pa11 3 • PH• 4 • Pan ? Whal do vou bid now'' A. -Uespilt• th1· r.1c1 that you art· u puss~ hand. part nl•r 1s fishing for slam. You could hardly have a ~llcr hand. and you should be very willing to cooperate with his efforts. Si nce you have no first round conlrol to cue·bid. show you r king or clubs by cue·bidding five clubs. ~~ ...--....--~~~~~~~ FOR BETTER OR t'OR 1'0R!it: ------------------------i~ I CANT ERl1AISSTOFF··· ITS N01"" ON M'{ DIEi! AND 'IHE4'~E &o1NG m BE NEEDINo 50ME l'EAC.ME~5 TO 5TAFf IT ! k)i~Dle:f? iHAT 50UN~ LIKE J05T lHE llJPE OF THIN(, I'M L.OOKIN& FOR ... Q.1-Hoth vulnerable. u Soulh you hold: •A71! r:J A8$d •Q~ i>artner open1 the biddlnl( with four spades. What ar lion do you Lake'/ A. -Befo"'tl you launch gaily into slam, bear in mind that partner has made a pre emptive bid. To make slam. partner mus t have the ace or king of clubs or shorlnt'Sll, and ei thr r a singleton or the king of hNlrls. Even tht>n. ht' may not be able lo avoid los init two tritks in heart~ :inif rlubs. Pass and takt• :i sur11 ic;iml'. Have you beu naooiog in· to double trouble? Ltl Cliarlea Gorta htlp you find your way throqh the mau of DOUBLES for peoaltiu and for lal&Het. t'or a copy of hi1 DOUBLES booldtt, 1tod It .85 l4 ''Gort0·Do..blt1," cart of thi111ew1paptr. P.O. Boa 259, Norwood. N.J. 07648. Malle clitc:kl payablt to New1paperbotli1. by Harold Le Dou)( by Lynn Johnston Dan iel J . T ravan ti a nd Jo Be th Wil- li ams star as John and Reve \11alsh who lo st the ir son Adam , (J ohn Boston) in a recreation of the event in the fact-based d ram a HAdam," to be shown on K:\BC ( 4) a t <} p .m. 'Adam' Tonight's TV -t:OO-D MEWS CHl'8 PATROL Ill NFL '<>OTBAU FANTASY ISlAHO SALUTE TKAEFS COMPAtN HAWAllFM-o MAa.lll / lEHRER I= N8CNEWS ~AN DYKE t t • ·~ "Gk>N" (19301 Gena Row- lands, John Adames (l)MOW • * • •;, "My F•vorlte Vear" (19821 Pete1 O'Toole, .Jesslca Hail* CIMOVIE t t t •.; "Gal Young 'Un" (1979) Dana Preu. David Peel< (%)MOVIE t t t "People Will Tallc" ( 19511 Cary Gr111t. Jeanne Crain. -&:30- I ='AIHMEHT TOHIOHT * * • "The Counl Of Mont• Cristo" ( t975) Ricllatd Charnbttltln. Tony CurtJa !=-K*OOOMS u • • "Becket" (19641 RIChatd Ekltton, Ptt9' O'Toole. (fD THE TIME Of OOA UV£8: M MOST AMAZINO SIXTY YEARS If HISTOAY (l)MOYIE * • "Five Deya One Summe<" ( 1982) Sean Connery. Betsy Br111tley O MOVIE • "HlllOwteo 111· Season Of The Wllcll" (19821 Tom Atkins. Stacey Nelilln. {%)MOVIE t H • "Tile Godfather" ( 1972) Marton Brando. Al Paano -1:30- i LOV£BOAT • P.M.MAGAZIHE OREA T PEW:OAMANCES -8:35- FACES OF CULTURE tQ) MOVIE I ALICE NEWS * • '" "The Border" ( 1981) Jacil I WHEEL Of FORTUNE NodlOfson Valene Perrine DRAGNET -9:00- MOVIE I CIJ AFTEAMASH t t t t "Dog Day Ahernoon '119751 Qt MOVIE Al Pac1no. John Cazsle "Adam (Prem1eiet Daniet J 1 ravan- -7:00-11 Jobeth W1ll1ams u C8S NEWS I HEWS G N8C NEWS VEGAS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN GREAT PEW:ORMANCES Q ROWAN & MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN «f) DON CORYELL (!)NEWS -9:15- 1 THREE'S COMPANY 8 THATS INCREOOILEI JOKER'S WILD -9:30- BUSIHESS REPORT 1J C1J COONTRY MUSIC G NEW8 -11:00- IE::E:: IEHHYHIU JAQ(JE tLEASOH 9POAT1 AMENCA MOV1E • t t • "Rttotrectlon" ( 1980) Ellen Bu1c_l1!1, Sain Shej)ard (0) CZJ MOVIE t * * t "The Godlatll«. Pan II" (1974) Al P1C1no, Rob«1 Duvall -11:30-l ri::r~T~RSOH J:T\IN>AY~ Ill MIC NEWS HGfTLIHE m&TS Of SAN FAANCISCO UNOERSTAHOIHO HUMAN " BEHAVIOR .700CLU8 'ft~FIM" (t9811 Ryan O'Neal. Jack Waiden · CHANNEL LISTINGS f) KNXT ICBSI U KNBC INBCI 0 KTLA find I CD KABC (ABCI 0 KF M13 (CBS> 0 KHJ TV (Ind I Cl!) II.CST (ABCI CD I( TTV (Ind I Q) KCOP TV (Ind I SI KCET <PBS> '1!) t<OCE (PBSI Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, October 10. 1983 •I· ·=AUTRY t t '1 "fhe Oeatll 01 Me Y111 (1971) ~~~::O.M<G"• • • • "Youngt>IOOd Hawile ' ( 1964) James Franclacva. Suzanne Pltshette 1=8COTT i * • • ~ "The EAorcttt" ( 1973) Ellen Cl) MARCUS W£1.8Y, M 0 (t1 lMOVIE • • ' , 11 came From HOllywOOd • I t'82) JOhn Candy. Dan Ayl<,f<>yd -4:00-<D TOP O' THE MOANING (?)MOVIE •• • t ,., ·• Tiie Sendei" ( 1982) Ka1hryn Harrold. Zet1ko fvanell -4:30-m BUUWN<LE ~V"Vlf: • • • file Oogt Of Wtt' ( 1919)., ChrtttOl)llef Wllk8'1. Tom~ • (Q)MOVIE .. U •.o, 'Tl\f llOlci.r" (19811 JIClt· N1CtlOflOll. Valerit Perr ll'lt -4:MI-( l l MU~ AMONG FAlfH06 , .. -4:50-•• g uow; J. t * 'Sutong Ouclls" ( 19801 t.t!Chl\I • Emil. Zach ~Olman • ~~nllaBlair i t fl "Conan Tile Batbanan ( 1982) __ .......;..Ml=:.:..;IC;..;NO~T..;.;;ICE;.;;· ---___ .:.Ml=.:.:IC;_;NO.;;:...;.T.:.:IC£;.;... __ Atnold SchwarieoegQet. James Eatf FICTITIOUI IWIM•• flCTITIOUI IWttNlll Jones HAMI ITATIMINT NAm ITAR•NT -1:05- (.BJMOVIE t t "Goin South ( 19781 JICk NIC/\olson. Mary Steenburgen. -1:30- 18 N8C NEWS OVERHIGHT GENE Al/TRY NEWS MOVIE • "The Da11no Rogue" ( 19461 Oun· can Renaldo. Leo Carrillo 0 On IV z z rv 14 HBO c 1C1nem.l• I • tWORI NY N Y 11 IWT BS1 r tESPN) s tShowt1m1;1 0 Sp0111gh1 ~ tCabl" New\ Netwu1 k l rne followlr\O l)llr•ons art Oolng The following P«•on• ar• dOI~ 1>u11n11S1 u · l>ullne11 aa , ANA HEIM TOYOT A. M3 THE PERFECT GIF'T. 88 ~Ml Locnrnoor Lene. Newc>Ott 9Hch. Oflve. COS1e Mtu, CA 92626 CA 92660 Cathy Hardy. 5 Seal>4rd. Newl>O!'. Anane1m Impor ts. Inc , •3 8eacl'I, CA 92863 Loc:hmoor Lane, Newport S.ach. Jeanne Hudy. 2311 Elden • 15. CA 92660 Co•I• Meaa, CA. 92626 Steven F Stllts Prellklenl Tiiis t>uslneu II conducted by I This 11tatemen1 was flied with the Otne<ll partnership County Clefk or OrlnQe County on C1tny Htrdy Sept 22 1983 Tllll statement wat flled with 11\e f22M31 County Clerk ot Orange County on Published Orange Cout Dally Oc1 3, 1983 f22M11 PubllSllec:I Orange CoHt DAiiy PllOI Oct 10. 17 24, 31. 1983 Pilot Oct 10 t7 2•. 31. 1983 5536·83 Ml.IC NOTICE FICTITIOU& BUatHH& NAM£ STATEMENT 55• 1-83 P\8.IC NOTICE Tile lollowong pe110ns are OOtnQ FICTITIOUI BUatNEll D11s1ness 115 NAME ITATEfffNT TOYOTA SANTA ANA, 417 West The IDJlowjng person IS Oolng Warner Ave . Sente Ana. CA 92707 ous1ness as Toyo1a Santa Ana. Inc . 417 West BIRCH LANDSCAPE COMPANY. Warne• Ave Senta Ana. CA 92707 284 1 Croddy Way Santa Ana, CA Steven F Stiles President 9!1?704 Tn1s statement was llled with the Ben L Birch, 111 t Soutn CoaSl Counly Cieri\ ol Orange County on Or Coste Mesa. CA 92626 Sep! :l2 1983 Tho• business 11 conducted by an F22se31 ond1v1duat Published Orange Coast Daily Ben L Boren Pilot Oct 10 11 24. 31. 1983 This s1a1emen1 wu llleo with Ille 5537-83 Coun1y Clerk 01 Orange Counly on I-----------Oc1 4, 1983 ~ IHSIOE ORANGE COUHTY ASsoclA TIOH AWARDS ()) P.M. MAGAZINE (f) MOVIE ,,_ ______________________________________ __. PUBLIC NOTICE F22M13 Put>hshlMl Ort111ge Coast Dally Piiot Oct 10 17 24. JI. 1983 550-83 Movie chronicles agony of parents Qt LOVE COHNECTIOH t t t • • The Eddy Ouc:hin Story" -MOVIE -7:05-( 19~61 Tyrone Power. Kim Novak.. * ·~ ··Ttie Se~ Machine ( 19781 '1't ORANGE COUNTY TODAY ~PEOPLE'S COURT ~ostlna Beth. -7:30-{ft)~TJIEE RAISING U MOVIE "1!17 ""'~ ~uu Em~. Zacll HOiman i ~F~~ ~~.... • • ·~ "The Betl Jai . ( 1979) Marilyn •• "Si1tlnQ Ducks" 11980) Michaet LAVERNE & SHIRlEY & Hassett. Juhe Hams By FRED ROTHENBERG COMPANY -10:00-0 LA. TOOAvlt!YJ- .,..,.. I ..... ,,_ l ~~~S'H .~L~ (f)IHDEPENOENTNETWOAt< NEW YORK -NBC's "Adam" is a difficult P£0fll.E'SCOURT ~u..NTTONIOHT ;wJoVIE movie to watch. The subject, missing children, is a =~OOMS ** "V1rg1ntstand"(1959)JonnCas-•••;,"Roth~ Man" (1972) Denms parent's nightmare. So be grateful that tonight's film TIC TAC DOUGH savetes. Vlrglnla MaskeU. Weaver. Don trOUd. is in sensitive hands. The result is a compassionate, **~Spit 01 Cul .. 939 CfJ. ~·~h And CllonQ's Nice D Qt LATt -=WITH DAVID ~benngrtan· ant . d emotionally wrenching treatment of an Jackie Coope/ Freddie* ear\~ Dreams" 119811 Rlcllard . Cheech" L.ETTERMAN -2:00-FtCTITIOUI BUllNEBa NAME ITATEMINT • ~BS NEWS NIGHTWATCH Tiie 1011ow1ng person 19 doing 1----------- -2:30-l>usiness as D&m11c NOTICE JOY CEES INTERIOR PLANTS, 1---.:..ruuo.=:.;.;.....;.,;.;;..;.,;.;;.;;;..... __ Qt HEWS .&40 S Via Vista, Anallelm, CA. ~MOVIE 92807 • • • "RICh And Famous" ( t981) Joy E Arnold, 440 s VI• Vista. Candtee ijergen, Jacquelme Bisset Mane1m, CA 92807 cm MOVIE This Dus1ness IS conducled by .,, t * • '1 "The EAorcosl" ( 1973) Etten ln~,~~dEa~rn04d Burstyn, Linda Blair This stetem4f'OI was filed witn the CZ> MOVIE County Clerk ol Orange County on • t "Emily' ( t976) Koo Staik, VlctOI Sept 13. 1983 Spmeth F221D11 -S:OO-Put>lishe<I Orange CoHI Dally (f) MOAHING STRETCH P1101 Sept 19 28. Oct 3. 10S=~J flCTITIOU& IWatNHS NAMI ITATE•NT The IOllOwlog per'SOO 11 doing business as MISSION MAINTENANCE 27708 Calle Valdes. Mlulon Viejo, CA. 92692 Cnara.. A Sttmm 27708 CMe Valdes. Mission Vtefo CA 92692 Tn1s t>u$1neu II conducted by: en lndlvldual. Charles A Stlmm Tnts statemtnt wu tiled wllh ttie County Clerk of Orange County on ~ ~ ~ ~~~ I ~~ According to Child Find, a child-tracking agency CB) FRAGGLE ROCK g MOVIE BEST Of A.M. LOS ANGELES F225121 in New Paltz, N.Y .. 50,000 children a year are -8:00-u "Pandemonium" (19821 Tom AOWAN&MARTIH'SLAUGH-IN (S)MOVIE Classy .i\UlOS Puo11a11ed orange cout D•lly CID VIOEO JU1<£BOX -3:05- Sept 22 1983 .abducted by stranger.>. 8 CIJ SCARECROW AHO MRS. Smothers Catol Kane ~ m~~1TYLE t * *'• 'My Fav0t1te Year 119821 Piiot Oct 10. 17 1•. 31 19~3538-83 "Adam," a true story, chronicles the agony of ;<1Q!BOOH£ a mONLi0:15--12'.AO-PeterOToote:_~Harper Ad ve rtised ln•ex•pen•alve• J ohn and Reve Walsh, whose 6-year-old boy was e MOVIE -l0:30-U ()) COLUM80 0 MOVIE '(In 111 spen Shi) not 11,011 abducted from a Hollywood. Fla .• shopping mall. His ••• ,,"Mystery On Monster Island" e 1NDEP£NOENTNETWOAK -12:50-• "Halloween Ill Season Of Thf! ··n the 1n price. reasonable severed head was later found in a canal. From this (1981) Terence Stamp, Peter Cush· NEWS lt)MOVIE Wncn (19821 Tom Atkins, Stace-I c1assi11e<1 .._ .._. tragedy, the Walshes foWld the strength and :r1· LCXJGRANT '1l EIJROf>fANJOORNALSPE<:W. ***'It ·t a Ronde" (19501 Simone Netkin DlilJ Pilat advertosmo -1 r... dedication to wor k toward federal legislation to (T'i FANTASY ISLAND ~ ~ ~ Signoret. Anton Walbrook. -3:30-Classified Advertising coordinate law-en!ort"ement searches for children. :' ===================-.-----:;:::=-:=1 :00==-=========(f)==F=A=ITH=20====='--r----------J....._---6-'4_2_-_56_7_e __ _ Their activism is reminiscent of that of Candy * Lightner. whose grie f over the hit-run death of her * PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES teen-age daughter inspired her to create Mothers •t;13t~~tli]tf4]•191~~i'1 _.•_, Against Diunk Drivers. "M .A .D..D: The Candy Bargain Matinees! •• ;~rti • • ...,., } Lightner Story," a TV movie nominated for an • MDllDAY T1otu SATURDAY FACUlTYa•C ANOl.EWOOO Enuny, was on NBC earlier this year. AN hrt••"'aac" 1110 .. S:M,.. Daniel J . Travanti, who plays Frank Furillo in lh s.-. h,.'"""'"' Hohl "Hill Street Blues," and JoBeth Williams from NOW PLAYING WQ6f1~;4J "Poltergeist" are controlled and compelling as l ~ 1 • ----·------• !llL• ' kt-l . -·11·0· ·r RDSltll••s Adam's gn'ef-stricken parents. -_......" 0 "" " ... -CI)Ciii!!'iiii!i) Ml'UDIC PUCO" (l ) NBC and the film's executive producers, Alan .-...,~""'"11'mr:t 1., Ho.1011 Landsburg and Joan Barnett, demonstrate excellent · 1 · Mi@•I•fofit)6wiss> "llATIOML l.Ml'OOn WACATUI" taste throughout The low-key. realistic production ~-===-.....:•:.;;. .. .:....:·•:.:..'"" izs. 100 never sensationalizes, never exploits. The abduction scene, for example, is not shown, nor is the discovery 1----------------------- of Adam's head. Later, when John listens to tapes of tortured children in an effort to d etermine whether Adam could be linked to a particular suspect, w e don't hear the voices. The scene plays grippingly through Travanti's twisting face as he listens through headphones. He wants desperately to find his son's killer . but doesn't want to learn that his son has suffered. The awful feeling of being incapable of helping your child is devastating to any parent. During the hunt for Adam, his mother breaks down: "He must be so afraid." Lat.er, John even blames himself for the I 11 JAMIS 80ND •• ~~ ··en• M LMTS" ll> 11 0 1 •~ t'IO HO 11~ II 00 "lOMMTIC COfll:DY" (PG) 1no 110 & JO U~ U~ 10 •O "llSllY 1111111$" <•> lllO 410, 81~ "ClASS" (R) ?:25, 1:20. 10:10 ''EDOI: MID TIE CUDS" ("6) IMO, l ~. 140 ·-•s, I~~. II 00 '11£NtR £6 n£ DI" (PG) • 10 • DClln m•o IUO, HO UO. 111$, tt40 "BRAINSTc.M" (PG) 1110•DCUT I llO, llO \40, 100, 1020 "EDDI All> Tl£ CNSDS" ('6) 100 )00 ~00 700.900 1100 "fl.AHMCE'' (R) 100 ~)~.1010 "M omco All> A GOlllEMAlf' <•> l 10. HS -·-1f~AYIC~Auit. (PG) 11 )Ct I JO. IJD "EASY IOEY" (l) 7 6JO IOJO --r.OCT<Jrl.ISSY" (1C) Ill~~~ 101\ "P« TIJGOST" (PG) ) 10 100 .. .._, CHRISTMAS. •· LAMDU'' t 00 BO 1040 "l'SYCHO I" (•) llUr.i abduction: "I wasn't there when he needed me." I ~ The film begins in the Walsh kitchen, where ~ John i.a glowing over Adam's rendition of "Figaro." 1------~-==-:~~~~~~~~-----' * PACIFIC DRIVE ·IN THEATRES * Adam is at the stage of seeking great.er independence. But his request to travel to the park alone is turned down by his father. In the next scene, Adam and his mother are in a department store. As has been her custom, Reve leaves Adam alone in the toy department, with clear instructions not to leave. She goes only 50 yards away. But in the brief time she is away, Adam disappears. During their search, the Walshes receive full cooperation from loca.l police, but are rebuffed by federal authorities on out-0f-stat.e help. The FBI won't get involved without evidence of a kidnapping. John points out that the FBI once searched for an 1 ... PlAIAl ., '"•"o abducted foal of Secretariat because of its property ,L\o:;;;;;;;;oii'1;;'';.";";:°';;3;;3;;;;;;;;;;;;;!!;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~;_;~~~ value. ''What value can you place on a child?" John asks. John's ange r at the federal authorities and the LUXURY THEATRES tho~ds of l~tt.ers of con~olence received by the lat T.tMati11ttStitwiwtsClllLYS2.llUt1lmOt11trlriW111tt4 family spark hlS speech-ma.king and lobbying for the • Missing Childr~n Bill. which . aft.er a tough fight in s 11am3a.X11il6J63~ 255S/~·.:.:.~. ) Congress. was signed b y P resident Rea gan a year ago. That law mandates that descriptions of missing J... FOR FUO I EXCITEmEnTI V111t Our... J... children be entered into the FBI's natlonal crime Jo{ lo( information computer. The Justice Department and FBI are the heavies in "Adam," but why they opposed the legislation is not clearly explained. 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P £ -CJo~ Cl\ll s .... , ... , P E ~ (lo~ Cl\9 • 1 • ~ • • _.._ + I CIH,lfled A~v•rtlslng + lt 8'2-587111 Iii I I -----· •IEUIRllfl Gasoline prices dip b elow $1 at some state pumps By tile A11oclaled Prest LOS ANGELES -The coet of pa dipped below a dollar a • gallon at tome West Coast pumpg during a two-month nationwide decline that promises lliU lower pri~ ln the future, says oU Industry anaJyal Dan Lundberg. "The p~ of gas la falling historically, teuonally, monthly and regionally," said Lundberg, "and it lookl like it's going to conUnue." He predicted prices below a dollar a g.allon ln other regions of th~ United Staie. soon "unless the trend la interrupted by worsening of the Iraq-Iran conflict." · Continental inter views applicants HOUSTON -Fi.nanclally ailing Continental Airlines expects to interview a large nwnber of applicants thia week in Los Angeles, San Francl.aco and nine other cities in an effort to replace striking pilots. Continental planned to conduct interviews in 11 cities. beginning today. said company spokesman Bruce Hicks. He was unsure how many replacement pilots would be hired. "That all depends on how many more striking pilots come back to work for us in the next few days." Hopes high for Eastern settlem ent MIAMI -Contract talks between Eastern Airlines and its flight attendants were conllnuing today, with a federal medJator expressing confidence that a threatened strike can be averted. "We still believe we'll have a solution to this dispute," mediator Harry Bickford said. "We will have it before midnight Wednesday, and we'll do our best to have it sooner than thaL" The three issues that must be resolved before the strike deadline of 12:01 a.m . EDTThursdayarewages,changesinworkrulesand the use of foreign attendants on new, lucrative South American routes. In terest ra te jump said unlikely NEW YORK -Despite the latest reported increase ln the nation's basic money supply. econorrusts say a jump ln interest rates remains unlikely for now. The Federal Reserve Board said Friday Its main money supply measure, known as Ml and re presenting funds readily available for spending. roee $600 million ln late Sept.ember. Credit analysts said lOday that M 1 remains within the range sought by the central bank in its inflation-flghllng strategy and does not port.end higher interest rates. J apan eyes m ore auto exp orts TOKYO -A Japanese news report says Japan may export more than 2 million cars a year to the United States after its voluntary restraints expire next March 31. Japan has limited its car exports to 1.68 million units annually for the past three years. Dollar opens up, gold drifts LONDON -The dollar today opened mainly higher tn exceptionally quiet trading because of holidays in the United S tates, Japan.Canada and South Africa. Gold opened hJgher, but then drifted down to just below $400 an ounce. One Frankfurt dealer described the markets as "practically dead." However, higher Eurodollar deposu rates, which moved up 1116 point in Frankfurt, apparently persuaded dealers the dollar was like ly to move up, If it moved at all. Gold opened in London at $401 an ounce, up Crom $400.10 bid late Friday, but eased ~term a slack market. London's five main bullion houses set the midmorning "fixing" at $399.25. One London dealer described that as ''what i.s believed here could be the bottom." GOLD QUOTATIONS WHAT NYSE DID NEW VORIC. !AP) Oct 1 Todav •s1 .. ,, ltl '"' tlS • WHAT AMEX DID NEW YORK IAP I Oct 7 Acfvenc"" Oa<linect Unc,,.n"d Tolel fu uK N .... Nol\1 Ntwtow' METALS Todav 1 ... 161 "' l?S " • Prev ., .. , .. , S7' "' 101' IJO s p,.~ dav l.-2.0 203 t27 ,, I STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT SYMBOLS --- DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORIC. 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There is a special section for cats in the Huntington Beach cemetery where pets such as 'Bootsie' now lie in rest. · GlASSlf 110 ea Breeze Pet Cemetery "' hen a burial in the backyard is not eno~gh ..... c:.. ........... recent custody battle over a dog dramatized what most pet owners ajready know-pets can be members of th~·f'amily. PeopJe have been known to talk to their animals, teach them' to talk, dress them up and sometimes send them to school. When a pet dies, many owners decide that a simple burial in the backyard isn't enough. This is where pet cemeteries come in. "It's very common for people to have their • pets buried. Of course, some people believe in cremation," said Ruth Freedman, manager of the Sea Breeze Pet cemetery in Huntington Beach. PAPARAZZI . Freedman says that while she likes animals, and owns two poodles, a more important aspect of her job is understanding bereaved pet owners. "You have to understand people and their feelings about pets. A Jot of people can't take the emotional end of it," she said. Most people, Freedman says, prefer to have their pets picked up by the cemetery. The charge for this varies with the location -in Huntington Beach it costs $10. The animal is then "fixed up" and placed in the small viewing room. "It's always open-casket. Sometimes they put something (in the casket) that the pet liked," said Freedman. "Some people may want to take pictures." Some people may also want some kind of 0 See Pet cemetery. Page C2 The Sea Breeze Pe t Cemeter y in Huntington Beach is a popular place LIL£bell Club Celebrates SOth anniversary BJ VIDA DEAN ............ uesta came from Utah, Illinois, Nevada and Mexico to help the Ebell Oub of Laauna celebrate lta 50th anniversary md to honer Embree Blrd, founder and fint pn9ident. "We invited all the armer ~ben we could locate," said Bmy Pero, who opened her Laguna Niguel home for the aolden evenL Bird. who 11 still very active in civic affain, finally received her puepresident'a pin. It's a very apecia1 ptn chat heed offlCers get when their tenna are over, but It wu not beina made at the time when ~ ueembled 18 young women together and formed the lfOUP· At the pm-ty it waa recalled that the first dues paid wen ~centaa year (~centlin th~ fall and an llddJtiomJ 2' m tM •pt'fJw). TIU. WM during the Depretlion and the IJ'OUP'• ioal wu to support projecta to develop La8una Beach as a home and family c;ommunity. Since thoee early days tHoulandl of ~ have been earned and donated to a multitude of ca\181S. Amiqnc the early members at the celebration were~ ........,ta Carla Ha&Mway, JOMDMM MllMr, PrlldUa N ... , &Ju.a Petty, Cierta Setlaet, Jea Twtde, ..._May Soper, LeclHa 81UTOW1 and "9dl'Vu Oldel. Othm' pllllt pftl6dlnta there included Dort• ~~ Otmul. Lela ............. ~,IJarQJaltewriMarJa.., Jue B&aa, S. ~-of twnola. Betty g&ewart, Doua n1mMJ.,...... ...._. anc1 a.. o. .. from au.yam;~. Odm9 Wtre .... , lllllql, .......... 5. . · ...-. ....... Cini 'romntst. Cutia . md V.,.. ...... 8pedal au-ta weft I .... ...., .--1n-•. Canl and I.-. Seaftl' of ar.t'r.111, Mont. f ~._ '° bMe belll an o&lulDor affair, ~CD b)'=t.=:.;==: lnllde1 ~d• \hi ....,......wnta (lndud· aw ao. ol ,_ ~. Hmtier P"" pow~ \19 tablll ind lbe u..il her antique ~ ~thtmUJllll and~. ~.. l&itumn theme. ,,. Eu.. lncluded Blrd. hanotarf 'I ...... ooordlnaW., ~i Prtn6cMn& NSQ U ... erela; p.t ........ &a., Dlll@'st, J .. 'I Mc&twJ and ._ BlllMtll McfKINI ......U. Ha111111l ~ ltttJ G~ DllNn Meere41t, Slllrley MeCalla, .. J~~ .... ., ...... of burial for pe ts that are special to the ir-owne rs. ----. ....__ __ _ ' - -~~~~~~~---------~~~~~~-.....-----..-..--~----..-----=~ \ C'I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, October 10, 1983 DEAR ANN LANDERS. I'm 33. male, divorced (no c h ildren) and a fairly SU\.'C.-essful stockbroker who needs an h onest o pinion from a savvy fe m ale. You're it. "Sue," an (l\.'t.'OUnt executive who works in this b u ilding. was divo rced a year ago We've had dinner twice m the last seven weeks. l've called several tunes to rnake another date Here are he r responses -1 wro1.e them down· "Satur day? Sorry, my sis te r is coming for the w eek e nd and we're going to her in-Jaws in the country." ''M onday? No good. T h at 'smy night for gro up thera py." ''Tuesday? T h ere's an o fflce pa rty for the outgoing departm e nt head." "Wednesday? No go. M y compara tive re- ligions class meets twice a m o nth a nd I've m issed the last two." "Thursday? Ouch. I'm having som e root canal Pet cen:ietery . • • ' v From Page Cl religious service, according to Freedman A lthough Sea Breeze does not provide this, she says that own ers are w elcom e lo b ring someone in themselves. The cost of the casket depends on its size and trimmings. A pla in redwood cask et, suitable for a cat or s malJ dog, costs $188.60. T he same thing. but with a satin lining, is $220.40. F reedman says that t he price of the casket also includes the viewing. opening and closing of the p lot, t he plo t itself a nd maintenance. Crematio n burial is c heaper. running about $130 for a small animal. Simple cre m ation, in w hich the owner takes the ash es h om e, ranges from a minimum of $45 to $115 for a St. Bernard, plus the cost of the urn, Urns start at $6. Granite marke rs are extra, starling a t $79. Since all the marke~ are flat, at first glance the cemetery looks like a garden of s ilk flowe rs. The flowers have been placed here by o wners, who visit frequently, according to Freedman. "There are people here e very day," she said. "Y ou should see this place at C hristmas. People put up Christmas'u'~. Santa C lauses, toys ... You can't believe the love o f pets o ut here " Cats and dogs have separate sections. and Freedman says tha t while cats are sometimes buried in the d og section , the reverse 1s not allowed. "Cats don't ge t along with d ogs," she said. "The dogs d on 't care, though." O n e woman h as buried 25 boxers at S ea Breeze. wi th a mark er for each one. There are also some celebrity dogs bur ied h ere. Freedman pointed o ut markers for Lady, the late Kare n Carpen te r's German sh e pherd a nd Scott Danny ~y. the last son of rhe o riginal L assie. "People bury just about every kind of pet ... said Freedman. "Sk unks. possums. h amsters •. monkeys, turtles -we have quitP a few turtles bur ied her'e " The miscellaneous sect ion has a marke r fo r ··Tim o thy J . Rat" a nd another for "Annabelle-The Hen W e Grew Up With ·· Katie Teeter Pa rrot, 1883-1972, was wit h 1he same family for three generations, according to Free- dman. while Pre tty Bunny Pinky lived a brief two years. from 1966-1968 Bone density ·determined TIM AMOCIAllod Ptffl R OCH ESTER . N Y -Treatment of os- teoporosis. the thinning and increased fragility of the bones freque ntly found in older people. h as been hampered by the lack of a widely available d evice to measure the severity of the condition and assess the response to medicatio n . Now phys icia ns a t the University of Rocheste r Medical Cent.er have p ion eered a m ethod fo r using <.'Omputed tomography - formerly called C AT scanning and widely avail- a ble -to dete rmine bone d e nsity. Mo re precise diagnosis and assessment <.'Ould lead to a d ecre ase in the n a tional health cost due to osteoporosis-related fractures a nd, m o re import- ant, a decrease in deaths resulting from these fract u res. the researchers say 642-5678 w ork done at.\ p .m . and I'd be lousy company." "Friday? I'v e just join e d an e xercise group and we m eet Fridays a nd work o ut for three h ou rs." W hat does this sound like to you? -ON JIO LD DEAR ON: It sounds like you've booked loto a very busy circuit. Dial a new number and make a fresh connection. DEAR A NN' LANDERS: May I go b ack to a subject you dealt with A while ago? It was about m arried sons an d daughte rs fa lling o n hard times (divor~-e. job losses, illness. etc.) and returning to ~Lady ,' a beautiful collie owned by the la te Kare n Carpe ntPr, was laid to rest in the specia l section for dogs in the Sea Rr('cze P f"t Cemeter y m 1980. F reedman pointed o ut a fresh ly dug grave. intended for a s mall dog "It's a lc1l of work to dig a h o le this size yoursel f," she~ ud "But some people want tu do 11 th at way, and that's their business" Referring to the practice o f having a pet buried in a t-emetery, s he said. "You may n ot believe in 1l, but you have to respect the feelings of people who do." Eatlnll:. Smoking, Drugs, Alcohol, E1'C. Free Consullatton wtlh lhts ad the parents' home -sometunes w ith a husband or a wife a nd even kids homemaker check ever y hour to make sure no one has walked away with the pencil Yo u said, "AB a parent I can 't 1magme saying 'no,' but l'vt' heard fro m plenty who w o uld -and have." I do n't know what your d ays are Uk~. but most h omemakers are too busy running after kids, m opping, iro rung and cooking to make hourly ch ecks to make s ure the re's a penc U by the phone O f cour·s~. YOU w o uldn't say "no." "Neither would 1 1( my daughter was m arried to Ken H oward. l'd w elcome he r with o pen arms - provided s he brought that handsome hunk w ith h e r. All he'd have to do is sit there so I could look a t him. -MOLLY IN DUBUQUE. I.A. You s ure alipped a cog on that on e - LANDERS WATCHER lN SASKATOON DEAR SAS: Right you are. That was a prett)' unrealistic bit of advice. Let me back up and try It again. "DEAR HOMEMAKER: Tie a pencil to lbe phone so some boob doesn't walk away with It." Howzat? DEAR MOLLY: You can look at Ken Howard every Thursday nlgbt on ABC at 9:30 p.m . (8:30 Central) lo bla new series, "It's Not Easy." That's what bls mother-lo-law does. DEAR ANN L A'.NDERS: Usually you are pre tty s ha rp, but a reeent piece of advice you o ffered as a solution to a common problem -no writing in st rument n ext to the telephone -made so little sen se I w as sh ock ed. You suggested that a A no-nonsense approsC'h to how w deal with life's most difficult and most rewarding arrange- ment. Ann Landers' booklet, "Marriage -What to Expe<:t," wilJ p repare you fo1· better or for w orse. Sc>nd your request to Ann Landers. P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, lll. 606 I J, enc:Josing 50 cents and a long, stIJmped, self-addrC'ssed envelope. Pampering_your pet Why not send your dog on a vacation, too By KARREN MILLS A1..oclel9d Ptft• Wftl•t MINNEAPOLIS -The dog is part of the family. But sometimes when vacation time comes around, that part of the family gets left out. Ri chard and Kai Sand,- ers-Greenberg ask why not give the pampered pet a vacation too? It takes away the guilt ot leaving Fido If he's being well cared for and is having fun. The . Sanders-Greenbergs have started a pet boarding service, Pets Are Inn. that ar- ranges lodging for pets In the homes of other animal lovers while their owners are away. Pets Are Inn has about 150 caretakers scattered throughout the Mlnneapolls-St. Paul area. Most live in suburban homes with fenced yards, but they have some apartment dwellers who take In parakeets, gerbils and Indoor cats. For large dogs. there's a nearby farm. If the dog is used to sleeping in bed with Its owner, the Sand- ers-Greenbergs find a caretaker that doesn't mind having a canine bedmate. ''The house Is really open to the animal. That's part o f our pampering service. It helps ease the animal through the dlfflt:ult transition process," Sand - ers-Greenberg said. The pet owner is asked several questions about the animal's habits: Is Fido allowed on the furniture? Is he used to a fenced-tn backyard? Then Pets Are Inn matches the animal with the caretaker they feel Is best for that pet. The caretakers have all been carefully screened. "We've visited all the homes and personally Interviewed all the people. We've taken quite a bit ol trouble to make sure we have topnotch people that we can trust," Sanders-Greenberg said. The Sanders-Greenbergs - who began the business last May 1 -will arrange boarding for most kinds of pets, but they say the biggest demand Is vacation homes for dogs and cats. ·'There are more dogs than just about anythlnQ else. Your dogs 'We've taken quite a bit of trouble to make sure we have topnotch people that we can trust.' are the animals that seem to have the hardest time. Dogs really need that human contact. that attention. They Just thrive on it." Sanders-Greenberg said. "These dogs get a lot ot attention," he added. A contract Is drawn up outlin- ing the responsibilities of the caretaker. stipulating that the animal will not be neglected, will have fresh food and water and will be walked on a leash for a certain amount of time each day. Any specific requirements for an individual pet -such as daily brushing and combing for long-haired dogs -also are Included in the contract. The caretakers have access to 12 veterinarians who are on call around the clock an case a pet gets sick. And Pets Are Inn carries $300,000 in liability In- surance In case of an accident. Pets Are Inn picks up the animal at the owner's home and returns the animal to the home · following the vacation. For people coming into the Twin Cities from out -of-town for the w ee ken d, the San d - ers-Greenbergs will pick up their pet at the hotel. "The humans can have their type of fun and the pets can have their type of fu n.·· for a weekend In the city, Sanders-Greenberg said. For those out-of-1owners who are leaving the state by plane. Pets Are Inn will pick up their pet at Minneapolis-St. PaUL Inter- national Airport. The cost of boarding a pet varies. depending on the service required. For a dog under 30 pounds that does not require daily grooming, the cost is $9.50 a day, plus transportation. Rates are discounted for stays of longer than 10 days. ~ llnswtr lld tfl.,~ {i·t1 'r ... , ir v rd Daily Pilat 642-5678 Pll!LIC NOTICE Pll!LIC MoTICE POOLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ST A TEMfNT OF NOTICI!: OF M N-81664 SUPERIOR COURT ABANOONMl!:NT OF UH OF OEFAUl T AND NOTICE OF DEATH OF OF CALIFORNIA, FICTITIOUS BUllNEIS NAM£ l'.LECTION TO COUNTY OF ORANGE rne fooowong persons nave 11>en-SELL Thomas E. Kinsey ANO OF 1n me Matter ot the Cloned 111e use ot 1118 F1<:1111ou1 Bust· TO PROPERTY OWNER P ETITION TO ADMINIS-App11c1111on or ness Naroe MISSION MAINTEN-Del Ray Cnendler TER ESTATE NO. A-120056 Robe11 Alan Newman Jean Mar ~ ANCE 27708 Colle Valdes. Mission 26732 Laredo Lane To all hears. l>eneficiaracs, Newmen Casey R~ Ntowmari v1e10 CA 92692 El Toro, CA. 92630 Kelly Mat1e Newman and Kl'V"' owner June E S11mm. 27708 Celle IMPORTANT NOTICE creditors a nd l'On ti ngent Micn11e1 Newman Valdes. Mission V1e10. CA 92692 IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN FORE creditors of Thomas E tor Chtlnge of N11me Tne F1c1111001 Business Nllrrnl re-CLOSURE BECAUSE YOU ARE BE Kan54.'y and r\l>rsons who may No A 11993 1 ferred 10 above waa llled 1n Orange HINO IN YOUR PAYMENTS, IT MA .__ oth•>rwi'::;: lnlC'l'"Sl_,1 in ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Coonly on November 10, 1980 BE SOLD WITHOUT ANY COUR ·~· • .,. • '" FOR CHANGE OF NA ME Tn1s 1>usln8st was conducted by a ACTION. end you may have 1ne leg& tht• will andl<tr estate tS6' 60641 1nC1Mdua1 right 10 bring your accovn1 rn goo A petition has been faled Tile above named Pe1111oners has June E Sllmm s11ndlng by paying all ot your pas b J T ' K filed e pehtion In lhls court tor an Thia 11a1emcm1 was llled wun 1118 due paymen" plus permitted cost Y ames amothy ll'\Sl'Y an order allowing oellhoner 10 cna"O& County Clerk ol Orange County on and expentes wllnln 1nre8 month the Supcrior Cuurt of Ornngt' hlslner name trom NEWMAN 10 Sep1 22 1983 lrom the e1a1e rnrs notice ot detaul Cuun tv request ing lha t CHAPIN Ille no F 149133 was recorded , J -,. h KJ be-IT IS HEREBY OROEREO (Ml a11 Publ1snee1 Orange Coal! Delly Tnls amount is $467 65 as of Sep am{'S unol Y nsC'y persons lnlefesled In the ma11e1 Pilot Ocl 10. t7 24. 31. 1ge3 1ember 12 1g93 and w111 1ncrn appointl'CI as personol N.'{>-etorflsa1<1 appear t>elore lhl1 eourl "' 6535-83 until your account ~omes currenl rl'st•nt.-illve lu otlman1Sll'r the Otlpar1men1 No 3 81 700 C•vl{,, ___________ 1 You may nor nave 10 pay 1ne enllr t'SIJlle of Thomas E Kincwv Center 011ve Wesl Santa Ana. Cal·· DllDI C unpeld por11on 01 your accoYnt. ev 1 h 1 1 d. torn1a on Oc1 31 1983. at 10 00 r~I HOTIC( 1hougn lull paymen1 was demanded, (um er t t' m <'~ndent A o ctoc~ AM and tntin and 1nere NOTICE OF PUIM.tC HEA'""O bul you musl pay 111e amount stlled minisir;:iuon of Estall'S At·l) snow cause 11 any I hey have wny AICON LANO~ 1bove The p<'llllon rs ltd for hearmg said pe1111on to• change of nt1me EJCTINalON Of' MOlllATONUM Aller 111fee months lrom lhe dale an l.A•pl Nu :J 81 ?00 Civic should nol ~ gr1n1ed NOT CE SHERE ., G 01 recordallon ol Ins Clocurrninl C ~ IT IS FURTHER Oidered tna1 ii Put a /etc 1Ct1rds to work (111 .t/ou rn the 1 1 B• IVEN 1na1 • (Whtch e1eie of recordallon appear1 cnlt•r Dr. West. Santa Ana. copy ot t111s Otdf'r 10 ihow cause t>e I •1 ,.1 ~ 1'/ewporl _)J0 f;J/ic _)Jr,. 4f, /7"n/Ar ~~1~:;9~~~~wi~t;8n~d.!>yl~~lly hereonl. unless lhe obllgatlon being CA 92701 un CAI 19. 1983 ill publl5he«m1ts a •onoer 9 30 A M P1101 a newsoeoer or gener at I Beacn C1Uform1. mor1tor1Um on ~IO<I you heYe only the legal right · c11cu1a11on publlslled In 1n1s eounly (714) 642 5982 tnfl exeavallon ol material from 11'111 lo Slop the toreciosur8 by paying 1118 IF YOU OBJECT IO thl' a1 loast once B week for rour con· -AKon 0Ladndl 1111 adopted as an Ur· enllre 1moun1 e1em11n<1ed tJy your gaanting uf 1lw JX'lllllltl, you 11ecu11vev.f'~sr110110 1ned11~ol sa•o Y~CAH ~~~;;;;;;:;;;;~;;::;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=:!=LI gency r nance o plring on No-h Id h h h ,. vember 3 1983 The extension on c•edllor s ou t'll t•r appear DI I l' f'nom,. -' -- --·--·-. 1ne mora1onum w111 be '°' • per1od To llnd oul ane amount you must lwartn~ ;md slillt• you l•hJ('\' Oared Sep1 14 1!183 n eed S pay, or 10 11rrange tor payment 10 . rro11~ Oomencn1111 for A Lim/I.,/ Tim• Of ~O exc IO ecllon 55858 01 Slot> Ille lore<:IOSure Of II your prop-lions ltr (tf1• \\ f 1 lll'rl nu)C'l· JuClgf' nf lhe ne1n1~~1er &low And Br,;n,n A ~,,·end ~t:J~~.' lhSa1~v:;~r;::,~·nco~~. moratorium rly IS In f()feclosllre lor any. othtlf 11011~ walh tlw court bt>fon• SupC!ll()f Court 111 • ~ IYI I • r1 rnlili1 1snecessarybecauseolthepo1ent111 reBsOn conl&CI lhl' lw,1r1ng Your nppc•ar Mk:hH I s . MaC1rtln ••t•N411t l U•111<1d to••m "COMmw ll1NlllllOI' 1hrea1 to ane public neallh end 111t11y Sycamore A$~~:11~omeownert' nm·c· may lx• In Jlt"I son or hv 2970c~:::-:.:~:~c!.';;!~ RUFFELL'S U'HOLSTHY, INC. ............. _ ...... LOOK lmH. rm 1xcrt1NG, GA.IN CONflDIN(I & SUCCISS • l&llt u, l Miii Sl)llllf IL.IOU llA .. toltSll OI :;;11e1en1s living 1n 11111 Surrounding CIO Snaron Todd your at torm•y Allorn11y • 111111 Cotlrol :~~,=~~.~= ~~va'::~~1!J,11 ~~~ie":~~~~n~08·c0e•: Keystone Paclllc: Property Manage-IF YUU ARF: A CHEDI Published Orange Coas1 Dally Pllo1 • lard11M ' 1 • --Y m men1 TOI' . . 1· , . -"t Sept t9, 26 Ocl 3 10. 1983 11 IOI ~tolUllWo! 111111.lS tOllllf p1e1e studies ano ordmanc;es oe-4000 M A in 81 Cl Suite 4 70 ' m a um mgt n l l r ... ..., tur 5208 83 • l1~iw1 & P111111 w10tu 11c.u •11 signed spec:111ca11y lo protect the en· New:;riree'::cn CA 92660 of thl' dL'l't•asc-tl, yuu mus t rllt• · e 'mtulllJ 011110,•ent m1111111 DI tNUnoe v1ronmen1 !Ind population In Ille (714155a:0691 your dnlm with. thl' murl or 1922 HARBOR BtVD COST A MESA -548 1156 IN YOU• Llfl. • V0tu & DICllon CIR 11 ·• • l°"I v•c1nlly of the A soon Landltll • -----------• rtolmiN.tl liltilll~l 0 11 11 1 ,•1,'"it•,,•,"!'IMll\'111 Said nearing will t>e held ., 11'1• 11 you nave any quesllont, Y°" pn·~·nt ll to the personal fl'f) PUBLIC NOTICE H hour ol 7 30 PM on Oclobe 17 anouro coniaot 4 lewyer or Ille gov· n •sc•1111Uvt' ;ippoLOl('(I by the ---~;.;....;;._..;..;..;..;;..;;. __ _ John Robert Fbwer 983 C r ' ernmenl agency wl'tlen may have In· · ' . S ORANGE COUNTY 1 '" 1ne ounc11 Cnernt>erl sured your 1011n . l'<lUrl within four months FICflTIOUI 8U91NE•• Bu11<11ng or the C1v1c Ceriler 2000 ( NAME STATEMENT • J Town 6 CoU<llly Ofw'llt Main Strcel. Huritmglo" Beec;h. Call· R1!:11ember, YOU MAY LOSE r4)m I h1• cinle of first 1ssuaOt'\' Tilt lollowlng person ,1 Clo•nn Notion'tOldeu& lorgut School f0< f1niW.•n11& Modeling 547-8228 f LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU DO NOT f l"'l"r • s prova·' I "'-· buaift•ss •• . " '----------~~~~~--~~~------~-----~~~~~~~====~ °'~ ~KEP~M~~TI~ u '''~~ . u~ Ill~· ·--All lnlere11ee1 persona ere 1nvne<1 1 Tnis Notice 01 Oef&ult and Elec-tion 700 of the Probate C.:nd c FINANCIAL NEGOTIATION SER· lo 11nend Hid hHrmg ALICIA M lton 10 Seti II rlClOfded by lh• uf Califttrlllll Tht' lll'l'I{' for VICES~ 2 t4 B N Nawnooe, Sanlll KDCM tD!l.t FMSTERED WENTWORTH . . Ana. Cl\ 92703 CITY CLERK Sycamore CrMll Homeowners Al· filing da1ms will not CXpirC' Linde Lou Johnson. 2l4-8 N <:1TY OF HUNTING TING BEACH IOClaltool pursuant to autl10rlly srlor tu four months from tlw Ntwnot:, Santa Ana. CA 92?'03 C•LIFORNt• ranled to II l)y the O.Ol1t1tton ol . Tn • _,_ Cl _.... ..._ C7 l~)5J&-sn'7 ovenan11. COn<llliont . and Restrio. ate of lhl:' hC'Rrang notll't'tl ondlv:ouel.,. ... st 11 con uc1.,,. v' an Pu1>1111>ed Or1noe CoH I Dally Piiot llofl• recorded on NovamOet 4· t977 aboVl' ltnda Johnson 0c1ot>er e. 11183 S523·83 :.!!:;: ;\,!:~.~ ~~ . YOU MA V EXAM INF. thC' n111 1t11-n1 "'" 111ee1 woh tlltl 1 Recordef end Section t3~ ol lhtl file kept by th~ <'Ourt. It you CoYn1y Clctfll 01 Or1nge County on P\8.IC NOTICl llifO<~ CMI Coo•. arC' mtercstt.'(J an the est.alt'. 5«>• 27 l983 ~s 2 T t'• evrren11y unpelO reg. yuu m6y scrvt' \!Pon the ex-Published 0r1nge C0991 Otll'f NOTIC• 1•r "''1 lenence ..... umenta. C<'Utor ~ 6dmantstr&tor or Pltol 0c1 3 10. 11. 24. t913 IMUfT' .. O 1111>8 I* '"° •UOtneyt ,_ In ll'le 9UITI I •n• '" 1 Ml7 9$. upun lhC' auomey for the ex-5425 113 ~oi:;,e;.'=b!1g1;:' ~~~neu~= 3 The 11en rore<llOlecl '*•by w .. rcufor or udml niSll'&tor, and ----------- School Olstrrct or Chnge County. oitc.':f ~,:.~~.!'!~:: filC' with the ('OUrt w ith pru()f PUBLIC N()TIC[ C1Utorn1a, wHI r9C81Ye Haled 81d1 ht Oltlelel record• 01 the Orange o( servlre. a wruren r<'qU('tl ~1~c! ~/sf. 1"0~h!':11~~,d~ ounty A.co<cltt on ....,cti 24, 1"3 !lt4tlng that you deal~ sped&I "flT1oua 1U-.H Support Servteel. 294 I AltOll ,...,_ • dOCUlf*'ll l'lllMW H·t 25815. notk,.. O( the flllno oC an Ul-, .. _ lollOWIAMf ITATWMlNT 4. The prop«ly wtllch ,, the lllb-" L '... no persona ar• doing -.nue. INlne, C111tom1e, 11 w111c:n tlm9 1 of"''' l0teclo~t• 11 Cle9QT!l>9cl V('ntory :ind ;appr~iM'mcnt uf bu11na11 1J ~:~~~~~~&l~'~IVE~A·~g IOllOw•: lol 47, Tract 973a, .. estate &58('\a or o( the pt.•l l WESCO CAPITAL, l TD. 1471 VII LAl.Jt.IDRY SERVIC!·VAAIOUS t.0-ltlown In the •c>Pllelblt rtcOr~ tlOnB or ll('('OUn U menuonrd LldO, Sulll 204· N4tWPOtl 6"d\, CA. 1r1e1 M•P In lht Aeeofcll ot 0r"IO' I $ 1200 d 0 f D2&03 CATIONS IN THE OtSTRIOT l lCI Coun Sllle ol Clllfoml• n a •llon an 12 0 5 0 Pellr J M&dlgen. 938 vi. Udo cono111on1 and 1n1truot1on1 1no Bid comm~I llnown 11 29732 L,'..,.!, tho Cn1Jforni11 Probntl' Code• Soud. Newl>Oft 9t11c11. c.e. i26'3 1orma mey be 01>1alned ar the offtoe Lene El 7oro CA 920/)0 Brian J Kennedy Lido F1n11nc1111 tr1e . 1 c e1"0tn1t1 ot l'1sc:el Supporl Strvlefl. 2941 5 TH · 1·1 · 1 kl 3""0 W ' S corporallon 301 VI• Lido Sult• Allon Avenue, lrvlna. C.Jltom11, lne prO,,,.,, • ~·rg:Lo AA~ ~~o~e~ • vv llshlre Dl\ld,. ullt 204, Nt1wpor1 RHen CA 112"3 OIWICI , ... r,,.. lhe right lo flllCl al .. J en' ' • 1226 Thj• bul•flH•.'• conOueted by • any Of •ll bllll 10 w,,.. anv Ir· o.°feo;.s.pi~bef 12 1ees Los An.ele1, CA. 90010 tlmllfl<I ri-11n91a111p lregularlltn or mlolm•llll" In any '"1 Alefl '" p~ • 1213) 3 S·003'7 Peter J M11dlg11t1, Prn10en1 lrVlnt Unified Sol1oof 0111r1c1 Pv*~ Ofenge Coell Deity P!lo Pubhshrd Orongl' (oa.~l County Clf'fk of Orange County on Ibid• or In lhti blddjng AH-tot ltle Ae'"wtoft • 11111 ttalen141nl wH tiled Wffl'I the A S11nhty Corey a-1 19 2e n-.. lO ti"" 0.illy Pilot Ort :I, 4, 10, 1983 Sop1 '17 1g113 '" A~th0flt80 AOfnt 9" ' ' ""' "· ' -· P2*91 • "Q FEEL G 0 OD/ II IPVlllllhe111'*1 Or nge Coot Oi11ty UR MUSIC MAKES YOU • Oct 3. 10. tt83 Went M Hllp7 ~iave eomelhlng to Mii? D11111 oc1 :'I tO 11 24 1111 ~------------------------------------------~ ~»~ ~~Mn c~~~~·~"~· w~> I. f, ., PUBUC NOTICE FICT1TIOUI 8UllHIH NAMI! STATEMINT Tnot 1o11owmg persona are 001110 bu,.nesa as ._OR SALE BY OWNrR PUBLI CATIONS. 16551 8orl..leoux Ln . Hun11nt;11on Boectt. CA 92649 Susan B81kor. 1655 t Boro .. ux Ln Hunll•H)IOfl Bea<:h. Cll g2649 Berna Dene Thom111. 16651 Bor· deauJC ln , Hunt111g1on Doach CA 928'19 Joan l.llRu.. 16551 Bordeau~ Ln Hun11n91on Beach. CA 92649 Kathryn Lym1. 516 Hoycrofl Long Beach, CA 90814 Joan LllAue T111s s1a1omen1 w11s lllt!O wtlh lf'le County Ctetk of Orange County on Sec>I <'3. 1983 Fm7t.J Published Orange CoaSI Dairy Pilot Oct 10. t7. 24 :I I 1983 5539-83 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P\8l.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE SAClll!MINTO COUNTY auPl'UO" COU"T 0,. CALI· T·HSllJ •u•••"o" COU"' FO"NIA NOTICI! Of CourthouM "OOf!I 1\la COUNTY Of' VOLO T"UITtl't IALI! 720 Ninth ltr .. t 725 COUAT tTllllll!T T.I . NO. Wee1mln•ter-l.ciramento1. CA. 15114 WOODlANO, CAL.,OllNIA H41t5 Ebatlt al ,cl P1411111111 OON HICtiAAO STEP-Pla1n111t MICHAEL TAYLOR On November 2 1913. al 10 00 HENS Oerenoantl 0£BCO CONSTAUC-AM . CALIFORNIA LANO TRUSTEE O.lenoar11 CHARLES R l(IMES TION COMPANY INC . OEBCO CORPORATION as duty eppolnleG Ct!MI No 30667S FUNDING GERALD CARPf,NTIER, Tru11oe und11< ullO punuont lo Deed IUMMONI GERALD 008BINS. WILLIAM ol Trust recorded Novembef 5, NOTICEI You heve bffn I Utd. GOLDBERG, And OOE.S I through 1980 itJ 10$1 NO 5392. in book The court m1y ~Ide 99aln1t JOU 20 13821 cioge 1634. of OWcl1I Ro wlthotit JOUr being Nerd UllltH SUMMONI cords UI lht' OtflGO OI lhe County JOU •~d within 30 O.y1. Ro CASIE NO • .,_,. Recorder ot Ormge uocuted by tho lnlormotlon below. NOTICE' You have t>Mn s~ The Warren J Et>erle 1nd Juantla C II you wtsh 10 see" thO •dvKle 01 an court may decide ege1n11 you f berlu Wll l SELL AT PUBLIC AUC Dllorney on 1111s ma11e1, you should w1111uu1 your 1>1111110 heord untess you TION I O HIGHESl BIOOEA FOR do ao ciromplly so lh&t vour written rosciond within 30 days Ae&d lhtt CASH (1.111yabl., 01 time 01 sale 111 rescionse •I any, n1ay t>e med on 1nforma11011 below lawful money of the united S1a1ea1 a1 11me 11 you wish to seek the advice of a11 11111 No1tn 1ron1 e111rance to th" AVllOIUsted hi stdo demand11de auorney m this mailer you snould county Courthouse. 700 C1vh. Et trot>uma, ledo docldlr contra Ud. do so promptly so 1na1 your w1111en Center Ome West Senta Ana CA 1ln O<ldloftel• •mono. quo Ud. ro-respon~ 11 ony n1ay t>e flleo on all rtghl 1111t1 and 1n1erHt conveyttO 1ponda de11tro do 30 dl11. Loo la tome to anCI now held by 11 under Hid lnlormaclon quo •lfuo. TO THE OEl'ENDANTS A CMI BC· Otoeel ol Trust In the property Sllu· ff JOU wl1b lo 1ook IN odvtco of tion 11as tltien llle<l by lhe ptaontlffs aled in s111d County and Stale Ile· a11 attOf'noJ In thl1 matter, JOU aoa1nst you II you wish to delend scu~ as 11\ould do to prompllp IO that JOW this •awsu11, you must. wllh1n 30 d1ys The Southeasterly 75 leel of the ,.ICTlTIOUS BUSINESS written rH ponM. II any, may bo hie with this cour I a wrlllen re1cionsa Nor thwestefly 255 feet ol Iha SOoth· NAME STATEMENT tllad on time. IO the BCltlOn Unless you do SO, your westerly 127 5 feel ot LOI 132 Of The follow111g person Is doing SIU1toddo10010llcllerefconH · defaull wlllbeenteredonapphcatlon "Newport Heognts as sllown on a business as. Jo da un •boeado on Hta a1unto, of the p1a1ntlff, ond lh1s court may mnp recorded'" Book 4, P11ge 83 or tAI UNIQUE RESEARCH CO (B) doborl1 hacorlo lnmodlet1mon10, ente• a Jutlgment agaln$t you for Iha Miscellaneous Maps records or O•· UNIQUE RESEARCH INC • (Cl do t et1 manot1, au re1puHl1 ~ellel demanded The appl1ceoon 01 anga C11hlorn1a UNIQUE RESEARCH (01 RE · Hcrlt1. 11 hay •lfun1, puodo .., the c>la1n1oll seeks a court ordet al· YOU ARE IN OEFAUll UNDER A SEARCH UNIQUE CO tEI RE· 109l1trlde I llompo. lowing recovery tly plaonllll lrom Iha DEED OF TRUST OATEO October SEARCH UNIQUE INC • tFI RE· 1· TO THE DEFENDANT: A clvll Real Es1a1e Education, Research ?8. 1980 UNI ESS YOU TAKE AC SEARCH UNIQUE. 1640 S Newport compl1lnt 1111 bo!n lllod br lllo and Recovery Fund All 1nQul11as TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP BtvO -27 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 patnllff 09alnll you. II JOU wlih IO Wllh regard nt1reto st!Ould be ERTV II MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB David Wayne Hanson, 16~0 s dofond 11111 lawault. JOU mll•I, dlrt<Cled 10 l)IOlnlllfS legal counsttl 81 LIC SALE II' YOU NEED AN EXPLA Newport Blvd -27 Costa Mesa, within 30 Clays alter this summons is the above add1ess ~A TfQN or THE NA I URE or: THE CA 92627 served on you hie w11h lhls court a JOAN G POULOS PROCFEOING AGAINST YOU YO\J This t>us1ness is conducted by an wrmen resPOn~ to the comp4a1nt Allorney to• Plamllll SHOULD CONTAC T A LAWYER "'d•v•duJI Unle\s yoo oo your delaull will be JOAN o. POULOS The ~lri;el adorf''l5 and other David w Hanson en1ere11 on aprllcat•on ol the pfaon· 523 G StrHI commo11 <1es1qna1•on 11 any ol me This statement was hied with ine 1•11 and this court mov enter 8 1udge-D1vl1, CA. 856111 rear property de&tllOeCI above 1s County Clerk "' Orange C..ounty on me111 against you 101 t11e relier de· (811) 753-4'50 p11rpo1 ted 10 oe 1()6 East 16111 Sept t3 1983 montJed '" tile como1amt whocll Pubtoshed 0 1ang" Coast Daily 1>1101 Street Co•la Mesa CA 92626 F225011 could resull "' garnishment 01 ec>t t9 26 Oct 3 10 1983 lll" untJers•gned T1us1ee dis Put>hShed Orange Co<tsl Da•ly wages takmg ot "10ney or property 5227 ·83 ct'11m~ ar1y hdbll•ty 101 any 1nco11ect· Pilot SflPI 19 26 Oct 3 10 1983 or uther rehel lf•quested on me com· ness "' ""' ~••eel addr8$s anl..I omer 520 7-83 ptaonl PUBLIC NOTICE commt)11 cl es19nAtoon 11 any shown Oolt1d Oct I •98<' her"ill J /\ SIMPSON Clerk Sa1t.I ~ale w1ll tH! mode, but w11huul By S Mo111a Dec>uty NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE cuve11d11I or wa11an1y 8•Pressor om W01305 Loan No. 723&41/LEAHY pt1e<1 regdrd•ng title possession or PubhShed Oraru;ie CoaSI Oa11y P1101 T.S. ~0(:~~':79 encumbrances 1nctud1ng lees ct 10 17 24 31 1983 WEST:ONOIDASso6iATES chargesantle•pensesollheTrus1ee 4563-83 eno of the trusts created by sa1<1 s duly appoonted Trustee under the D d 01 Tr 51 10 c>a• the remamong DIATH NDTICIS ollowlng dt•sc11bed deed of trust ee u ' . BLACK PUBLIC NOTICE Ill SELL Al PUBLIC AUC ff ON pronc1pa11urt1s oflhe no1et,s\$ecured f O THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR by so1d Deed of T1us1 to w11 ALMA z. BLACK. onner FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ASH ANOIOR THE CASHIERS OR $98 865 94 Wllh intere•• t~ereon resident o f Balboa and Costa NAME STATEMENT ERTIFIEO CHECKS SPECIFIED IN !tom Ap11I 27. 1983 .. 16V. per. M esa, Ca .. passed away on lf'la lollowtng persons are doing IVIL CODE SECTION 2924h (pay· annurn as provided •n sa•d no191s1 October 7, 1983. She was usiness as ble al the tome of sale in lawlul plu5 costs ano any atJvances 01 BAM-BEAR. 14712 l'rankhn, Su11e S ) 1 Snorie with 1111ere11 born in Joplin, Missouri and Tuson, CA 92680 oney Ofthe Ulllled tales 0 I t1gl•I. ES T I MA TED F OREC LOS URE came to California In 1942 . Bill Nerness. t4712 Franklin, Sune Ille eno lnterost conveyed 10 al1d COSTS ANO TRUSTEE S l'EE ARE b h . Tuslln. CA. 92680 ow held by ti ul'lder sa1C1 Deed of $2 J2'.1 11 She ls survived y er Boll Nemess rust 1n the prope1y here•no11111 de· Tile t1t1nefociary unCle• said Oeeo daughter Ethel M c Elroy o f This statement was hied with the c~~~TOR AUSTIN J LEAHY or Trust neretoforo e~ecuted anel de Garden Grove, Ca., 2 grand-ounty Clerk or Ora11ge County on BENEFICIARY THE HAMMOND livered 10 the undersigned a written sons, Robert M cElroy of Big ep1 27 1983 OMPANY Declarouon ot default and Oemano Bear , Ca. and Richard F229047 RECORDED March 17 1980 as for Salo, al'ld a w1111en Notice or De· Published Orange Coast Dally • 37 laull and Etec11011 10 Sell Tiie unde« MlE.iJ'Cly o f Costa Mesa, 2 not Oct 3. 10, 17, 24 1983 nstr No 18469 'n Book 135 ciege signed caused said Nollce ol Default granddaughters Janice 5432-83 22 01 Officml Records tn the ollk:e antJ E1ec11on toSell 10 be recorded in P ow ers Of Santa Ana. Ca. f the Recorder ol Orange County. the county whete the •Oii property 1s UC NOTICE said det'd ot l•ust describes Ille located and Delo res N oble of Leba-PUB ollowong Dated September 27 t983 n 0 n M i s s 0 u r i. 9 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS The Nonheasle•ly 71 72 lee• of CALIFORNIA LANO TRUSTEE COR • Lots 1 and 2 ol Tract Nu1nber 828 1n great-g randchildren and 5 NAME STATEMENT the Costa Mesa c ounty water 015. PORATION great-g r eat -grandch ildren Tiie tollowmg person 15 doing "cl and lhe Costa Mesa Sanitary as said Tius•~ 1>1is1ness as c t 1 Costa Mesa County By Steven C Kasn11r M rs. Block belonged to the QUALITY MINI-LAB SERVICE :''O~~~g~.y ~late 01 Catifornui as Put>llshed Orange Coast Deily P11or Costa M esa Rebecca Lodge ANO MAINTENANCE 955 W 19th hown on a map recorded m Boo~ Oct 10 17 ?4 1983 for 25 years. Servit-es wall be St · E-!29, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 27, Page 37. Miscellaneous Macis. _________ __;5;...4..;;8_t_·8""3 h Id p 'f v· w Mem-Robert Keith Gammllf, 955 w recorels Of SOid Orange County PUBLIC Ml'ITICE e. at &Cl IC ae 0c t91h St , E-129, Costa Mesa, CA. YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A ___ _;_;;,,;;;,~__;n..;;..;.v,;.;;.;;.._ __ _ onal Park on Tuesday, • 92627 OEEO OF TRUST OATEO Ma1ch 10, FOUNTAIN YALLIEY tober 11, 1983 a t 11 '()0AM This busmess 15 conducted by an 1980 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION ,._ SCHOOL DISTRICT md1vldual TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT NOTICE OF ADOf'TION Aot>ert Ke<lh Gammill MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE OF RESOLUTION OF TYLER This s101ement ..,os flied with the IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF E•&E SURPLUS EMlL Y ANN TYLER, resi -County Clerk ol Orange County on THE NA TURF OF THE PROCEED· 1~i:T"r.~6:> ;E;L PlllOPERTY dent of Cost.a M esa. Ca. Sept 'l7 1983 F22il053 ING AGAINST vou vou SHOULD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Passed away on Ol•t0ber 6. Puohslled Orange Coast . Oa11y C~~Jt~Ta~t!A~~E~venue Costa b~SEl~~~~~~l~.:i:,~E~a~~:;'..01~1l 1983 Survived by her son P1101 Oct 3 10 17 24 l983 4 Mesa. CA 9?627 towing iea1 property will not ll" Robert J . T y ler o( Newprol 5 27•83 tll a s11eet address or common needed 101 classroom pu1poses Beach Ca sister Freda d~19n1111on of t1rop111ty is shown F 0 u r c 1 a 5 s , o o ms a n o W tJ' ' f Lo.. · Oh d PUBLIC NOTICE above. nn wooanty 1s given as to 11s mulh·Purpose 1oom '" Bu1ld1n9 O a m g o ram, lenef•c1arv under sa•d OeeO of pa <'Cl ci1ayg1ouno aiea surrounding of the Rosary and Mass of NAME STAnMENT Trust by reason of a breech or de-gn.ssy <1re11 and tessee paid p11veo the R esurrecuon will be The lollow1ng persons are d01n9 rauu '" the 01>liga11ons secured automob•I,. access road el ART~UR t1us1ness as 1nereby heretofore e•ecuted and o N•EBLA5 SCHOOL 9300 Gar held on Tuesday. October t1A1R ARTIS TRY 25604 AhG1a oetove•eel to the unoers1gned a w111 11enoa AvenuP Fo11r,.aon v a11ey Ca1o I l. 1983 al 5.30PM 3l St. Parkwov Laguna Hills CA 92653 ten Declara11on ot Oelaull <1nd De• to11M Joach1ms Catholic C.:hurch . R1cnord Hansman t5822 May mar>d tor Sate ano wr1t1e11 notice ol The BoarlJ ot T•usteees of•"'" G d w·n be b•oo~ St Wes1m1nste1 CA 92683 llteach arid ot e1ec.11on to cause the Foun111,,, Valley scnoot 01s111c1 ri. raVCSI e SCrYIC'l'S I Michele Hensman 15822 May· undersigned IO Sell S31cl c>roperly 10 sotvf'S to lease tne lac1hlles SO on h eld un Wednesday. Octo· brook SI w estm1nstP1 CA 92683 saMfy sa•d Ot>hQallon'S, 11nd the<e ao<:;itP<J above unOe< the 1e1ms and ber 12. 1!183 at 10 OOAM al Tn1s t>usme">S 15 conducted t>v o alter the undi;rs1g11e<1 causeo 1110 cond111nns stated 1n th\' Reso1u11on Good S hepherd Cemetery. gener<1I partnership notice ot oreach ano 01 election to ol the Board Resolution No 84· 17 . . R•charel Hensman be reco1Cl;;d June 27 1983 as Instr Tile m1n1mum monthly lease pay· Serv1res und~r t he d1rccuon ThlS statement was flied w•tll the No 83·273432 ot Olflc1a1 Records in mem 101 the term of 1"8 tease shllll of Balu Bergeron Smith & County Cle<k 01 0 1ange County on the ofloce ol the Reco•de• ol Orange not oe tess than $4 780 00 per Tuth ill Westcliff C hapel Sept 21 1983 County month (includes $250 00 per month C M F22t051 Sa1<1 sate will be made but w1thou1 charge tor addlllon11 cuSIOCllal ser- Mortuary of OSW esa Published Orange Coast Doily covenant or wo11anty e•press or om-v.ces on Saturdays and S.:ndays~ 646-9371. Pilot Oct 3 10 17 24, 1983 plied. regarding 111te possessl011, or The rn1mmum monthly tease pay- 5429-83 encumbrances. lo pay the ream1n1n men I may be adjusted annually 10 JORDAN principal sum of Ille note(s) secured rellect the increase 1n comciensatton JOHN WESLEY JORDAN, by said deed of Trust. wllh Interest granted to Otsl•ICI employees A Se-a 40 yeur resident of Costa PUBLIC NOTICE as tn said note provldeCI. advances, 11 curt1y1Cteen1no Oec>osi1 will be re· M ,._ _rr,.,i T TIOUS BUSINESS any. under the terms of said Ooed 01 qu1ted cinor 10 occuc>ency esa. '-" , ..,........."' away on flC I trust. fees. charges, and expenses ot No commission shall be pa•d any Octobt-r 7, 1983 lO Tustin, NAME STATEMENT d 1 tlle Trustee and of the trusts croaled IK:enseo real estate broker '" ""' Ca. &!loved husband o f The following persons are 0 ng by selCI Oeed of Trust regard. and there shall be no deduc· Connie J, Jordan Cather of bu~·~e:sc"~ N T 1 A M u T u A L Said sale wlll be held 011· Monday, flOn trom nny p1oposal In determll"t· 1 • November 14, t983. at 2 OO'P m at 1ng the nighest rescionslble t11dder J oan Perry of Newport PROPERTIES, 18771 Ba/ VI-Or · the Chapman Avenue entrlll>Ce to Seoled proposals to lease said Beach, Ca and N oryne Su~se11:e~c~C~ 9074 16771 Ba the Civic Center Building 300 Ent property must be recetvedby tho Peasley of Seal Beach, Ca., v ero, S 1 1 ~:'r. CA 9074l Chapman Ave Orange, CA delegated officer atthe Fountain V•f· P f l8W unse c • At the t•me of lhe 1m11a1 publl· ley School 01s111c1 Educauon Cente' brother of Noryne atton O Mo111yn Loo11e Jones. 1677 t Bey cation of 1h1s notice. Iha total 1n to oa~ Street. Foun1111n Valley. Huntington Beach, Ca .. also View Or · Sun~I Beoc~7;5~0~74~ amount ol the unpaid balance of the California, no tater than 2 00 pm .. survived by 10 grand-Karen lee ovolo, an 8 obligot1on secured by the above de·. October 25 t983 c h i I d r e n a r1 d 6 Catellnll St F'ounteln ~alle~ c: scribed Cleed ol trust and estimated Before acce1111ng any wnlfen Tr111 business '' con uct Y 8 costs. expentes and advances ts proPQsals the detag11ed olflcor great-grandchildren.S h e hm11ftd pannershlp $113 216 7 t shall call tor orat t11dd1ng Any i>er· w as a memb~r o f St. Gerald A Jones The total 1noeb1edl'less being an son who has he•etolore S<11>m111ed 1 Joach1ms Catholic Church , cc!:':~ 'g:~e;:'!7'o~:~~~eg0:~~ 1~~ estimate on which the opentng bld IS wrlften Did may submit en oral bid r ._ M G id r Y r computed mev De obtatneel by call· e•ceectlng by at least five percent .....,,.ta esa raves e ser-Sept 27 1983 1ng (714\ 937·0966 1ne dey before (S't. 1 the highest 'flrltten b•d The vices will be h eld on Tues-F22I052 the sate h111~est responstble t>tdde< shell be Jay , October 11. 1983 at Pil~~~~e;' ,g·~~g;~ ~~;~t Delly OateCI. Secitember 29 1983 reqw ed 10 eaecute the rorm 01 JO:OOAM al H oly Sepulcher 5428•83 WESTWOOD ASSOCIATES tefle 5ucn tormat hH '10retolore Ca hol r~ O as said Trustee. been approved bJ the Boaro or l 1c ~metery, range, By Conl Ceprez , Trustees Ca. Visitation will be held PUBLIC NOTICE Ass1sran1 Secretary The Board ol Trustee5 shtill make on M onday October 10, 1983 One City Blvd the tJeferm1nat1on os 10 whether 10 f ,, OOPM l 9{)0PM al FICTITIOUS BUSINESS West. Orange CA 92668 lease Sll•d 1ac11111es wlthtn ten ( 10! rom ,, o · NAME STATEMENT (7 t4) 835·8288 days alte• rece1c>I ol bids Pien:'t' B rothers Bell Broad-Tht' 1011owing person 15 doing Put>hshed Orange Coast Dally tnformetion concerning the way Mortuary Pierce t1us1ness as Piiot Oct 10 17 24 t983 proposal sllould bP addressed 10 Brothers Bell Broadway OUITTLESAC ENTERPRISES 5S31 83 FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL 015 M f Cos0n M e•m di 220 I Pec1t1c A•e • 2A Costa Mesa PUBLIC NOTICE rAICT 112 tO Oa~ Street. l'ounta1n orlUary o ..., ~ · CA 92627 VIJlley Coliformo . 92708 Tal'31)hone rectors ti42-9 1!'l0 Aaron Lee McC1ocken 2201 Pa t7t41 8•2·6651 A1ten11on Carol -----c1f1c A'e ~2A Costa Mesa. CA FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Jones 92627 NAME STAfEMEHT Date October 6 1983 ptEACE BROTHERS Bl!LL BROADWAY MOATUAAY 110 Broadway Costa M esa 642-9150 BALTZ BERGERON I Mn'H A TUTHILL WEITCLIFF CHAPEL 427 E. 17th St Costa M esa 6-46-9371 ,AC~tC VIEW MEMORIAL PAAK Ceme1ary M ottuory Chapet-CremltO<Y 3500 Pacific View Drive Newpo<t Beacn 644-2700 likCORMtCK MORTUARY 1795 L-ouna Canyon Ad L.9guna9each,Ca 92651 •9•·9• 15 HAA80A l AWN•MT. OLIVI Mm tuary • Cem4ttery Crematory 1625 Gllktf Ave Costa Mffft 5-40-5554 0 This business,, conducted t>r an The 1011ow109 personf ere dom9 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 1ndlYldua1 business as SCHOOL DISTRICT A8ron Lee McC1ncken tCE LIGHT PRODUCT IONS 1950 BOA RO OF TRUSTEES This statement was liled wilh !he 18lh Strc111. Su11e L-223 Newport -Suzann!' Moore County Clerk of Orange County on Beech CA 92683 c 1e1k 01 the Board • Sept 27 1983 Juhelte Lomse Harton 1950 t6th Put>hshed O.ange Coast Deily Pilot F22t04I Street S1111e e'-223 NewPOrl Beach Oct tO 17 24 1983 Pubhshe<l 01 ange Coast Dooly CA 92663 5546 113 P1101 Oct 3 tO 17 24 t983 Robert Edward t Tedi Evans 9161 ------------~ 543 Hl3 AcJams Avenue H11n111191on Bench. PUBLIC NOTICE CA 9?646 ------------1 I-------------l h1s t>us1nf'U 11 co11d11cted by 11 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS PUBLIC HOTIC[ general par1ne1s1Up NAME STATEMENT I .._ ____ _;..,...;,_....;._____ Jullelll! L Ho1ton The toflowlng persons ate Oo1r\) f°ICTmOUI 8UllNESI Tho5 statement was file<! wilh th8 business H NAME STATEMENT Counly Clark of Orange County on DOLPHIN BUSINESS SYSTEMS The follow•ng persona are doing Sec>t 27 198J , 18092 SkyPark Soulh, Su•te A business as F22904t 1rv1no, CA 92714 CERESE. 2430 Holly ln , Newport Publithad Ornngo Cooll Dally S'ei1Nai Inc 626 West Aro111 Av Beech, CA 92063 Pilot CXt :I ro, 17 24 1963 enue, Glendora, CA 91740 Christine 0 Frank. 2430 Holly Ln , 5430-83 This blJStn11ss Is condu<;ted by a ewport Beat h CA 92663 corporollon T1111 buStness 11 conuuctad by • Paul Fitz Olbbon Pre!lldeflt lmlfed partnership PUBLIC NOTICE Thia statement WI.ti hf1td with thO Chr1111ne 0 Frank County Cte•k ol Or11n1111 County on This statement was filed with lht FICTITIOUS IUllNEll Oct ~ 19113 ou11ry Cieri< of Orenoe County on NAME ITATUffNT f 221112 ept 30 1983 The tollowtng uer•ons era doing Pvbtteh4'0 0 11,nge Coast Dally F2212" business u PllOt Oc1 10 17 24 3 t 1983 Publtlht!O Orange Coatt Deity PllNOM ANO JEWELRY ANO IM-S542·83 1101 Oct 10. 17. 24 3 1 1983 PORTED CLOTHING STORE. INC . 5540·83 t"43•0 Brookhurtt Strae\, GordM !------------- "-----------Grove. CA 9?642 PUBllC NOTICE PUBllC NOTICE Phnom an!l Jewelry &nd lmporfod 1-------------r.-------------Clothing Stor e Inc t4340 FICTITIOUI 8USINllS f'ICTfTIOUI 8Ul ... ll Brooltllu1s1 SlrHt Ger(.)9n GroYo. NAME ITATIMINT NAMI ITATlMENT CA 928'12 T~ fl)llowmo l)etlOn •• doing I he 1o11ow1ng 1)4lrl0tl Is d0tng ThtS 1>u11nau 11 conOV«:tlU by 11 us1ne91 es 11not• 118 corc>o•llllOn PARIS •32 E ! 71h Sv1t11 8 C°'ta HOT LEGS 324 t Oreoo11 Ave Hua 0 Pnu, Prea1011n1 C!ll Cl\ 92827 Otl• MeH. CA Q?828 Th11 jllltO"I""' wU lllflll with the Hano Nguyan H .'.l f OOIH Ave ' Oo1aon 8rt1n 1!47yf!t 3241 OrllQO" Co,.11ty Clf!r~ nt Orsnoe Count., 011 1ow1y C11y C1 928~~ vo C0t11 Mou C.11 q?626 Sept 'l7 198J Thi& bu11nt1u 11 condlfe:t.O by on Th1t buttnHt 11 conCl~e<I Oy an '2'tCMt ndlv1(luftl ndlvldVtl Publllh\ld Orang• Cont O••ty H11ng Minh Ngu)'f'n Brien 111yts P1lol Oct 3. to t7 ?4 t'l83 Tht1 1tt1tt1m11n1 wH lth•d wttll tht Th1t 11atomenl ..,88 111111'1 w1tf'I Ille ~433 ll:l nunly Clerk of Or11n1111 C.ounty on °''"'~ Ct11<k ol Ornnof' County on Selling enyt hlng with • Jc:t " 108~ f2*2t apt 7 1083 ,ntOS.4 Dally Piiot Cfutltled Ad Puhli•h4Kl O•nnge (.;ont Delly Pullt1tn,.<1 Oronqft Co111 011fy It • ltmple l'l\atltl ~01 Oc:I 10 17 24 31 1983 1101 Ort 3 II) t 7 2• HUIJ Jvt l cell 84,.5f78 <,S44 8) '4?11 81 ---------------·------ 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 .8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Orengo Coast OAILV PILOT /Monday, October 10. 1983 C:I CLASSIFIED· INDEX Cl..A Tiit.: DAILY PI LOT IFIEll OFFICE llOllH Telcphon • 1•r vin·: To Place Yoor Ad, Cd Mur111a y-Frida y 642-5678 ~EAl ESTAT~ ...... ,., l\rwh•·•n• tC1U1t t\._•l••w IJ .. ,ld ltr..llJ.• t>roo-.ul• t· • .,..-•• .,.,,, o. .. e. '-"'"'"• , .. , M•I tt"llo M...._. l•••IH1 l'HllH V.I l'ut11 •••mllu1h V.ill••\ lhHthtO('"" lit • h ttum 1t.1l•A•i ., ... ,, .. l-...te"'""' u,.,.t, a'"'"'' •11n, t •. ,t(UI!•• Ntl(U.·· t •• ._. ~ill ..... ~., ........... \'1t •• N•"'"t•,•1 ltii ... 11 ~'" i l1·n-.11h ..._.II fu u1 t ·•f•1 .. u ,, ... "-.111t.1 ,,, • ~ .. 1 t'-.. ti ""'lith I •t(UH·• P.UU)W'I Ht•-' •1 1u .. 1u, v.i.: .... 11001-.h f M 1.1 .. 1. "•II·• .. ,., .. ,. , .... , ..... ""' t\1 .1 li h ••l*JI\ H1h1111·. l't11j1h j I OM h •t '\ I 11 ii 101111 l't 1• II\ t •tllf+itHllU•llh I M. ~ pf• , • I m 1 It "' ..... "' t11 •• \t ... , tl11 ''" l a·•ta fl '"'' ..... 11 .... I ,,, ' I ..... th t\\111111• H11w• I' 11 ~, .1 ... ,, ...... ,,,.,.,. 4 H 111~1 \ t I 'id ,j t oijHI\ t tut I 'l.•U tt•111•.-.... t ....... "'"'"' ~P' rt) n,,...SMr>nit RE t:icr"""'• Ji & W•ntiod RENT AJ.S 8:00 A.M .. !):30 l'.~t. Uu inPs~ Counh·r: Monda y.f riJa y wm 100• IOt•I HNI IUl8 wn 8:00 A·.M .-:>::~o l'.t\1. l>EAD L INES: :3;: PllUtH:ATION :::~; Morn.Ju Y :~=~ T Ul'Slh' ::~~ W 1•J11l'i.d ,n :::~~ Th"'rsdu \ :::;~ Fri<l11\ ::7·~. u1tmltn ;::~~ ~ur1tf,1\ ...... s .. 1 M11n Tu<'". w,.tf Tl1111 - h1 ,, II UEAl>l.INE 11 :'HI ti Ill. .1. ·so I' 111 I ::HJ p .111. 1::{tJ p .111. I · '\ 11 p, 111 S.HO I' 111. ~ Oil I' 111 Ct\ ~C :1·:1 .1.ATIO~ ,~ t :c HUtECTIO.\S: C.111n·lla11n11-.. and r·.,ri t·1·1i1111-. 111 ,1, l 1e rn;-H li · 011 ... ~11m· dt·adli nt·~ ct ~ a l1t1Vf•. l'lr•a-.1• .1 ... k l r1r n nt111•1·1lation 1111111lwr wlw11 1·~1111·1·11111~ \'<111r .11 1. " •; ... EHHOHS: :~~. Chc>rk vo ur· ad Jail y and ff•port : :~· errors imrnc·d11·H1·h" Th<• l>t\ II Y :~· Pl L.OT a~c.,11111c·s li~tl1il11 \ lor the fir -.1 t!\lj<t :~~ incorn.·1·1 ir.~crtion r·nh 162) CLASSIFIED 642-5678 11 • .,,.,., •u,,11J1•'1 tl•oV"'' 1·utu1nuh1~t II+""' tvfrn,lu .. I ••• l'11hH0t\h• .. I I 111'4lt1 t\H ll t'111ol•• Un i 111¥.lihouv-.. hun '""'"t ... u-..·' U1tf 1002 ~~:'!'1 .................... 111!'11 ................... . • 231~ Bta1t1 fer Salt 1Bta1t1 fer Sale ~!~u GtHltl 1002 GeHral 2)l l I 'Vv•• ,,~ t ~.rh l'VJ>h'''" Unt A;wt tnittnt.s t"urntth"I At1m11 th-."fli. Ur\f t\t•la l>·urn or Uni H1-.1fw~ H.1•M'"ll Al Ho.-..r•t •l11h b Mott-b llunt lfoo...,.._, ~vmutr' f<.t-nbb. V.ttottl•..-. Kn,wh • Ud1UI_, w ~h•'' • 1t .. m.1I~ W"'t1h<tl l1.-t11i(o' fHr tlt•tlt ( lfl11 1• u.m .. h Hu'llui.t~lt1•11l"'I t ,,.,,,,,, H1•1, .. t ... ltklo"t H•o~I' Srt'r .. .c• M,.,. Ht1'1J•1-' ANNOUNCEMENTS /\tUh •llflilt•,·\• Ht• '"'"''A h "nut ................ l1tf'*tt .. I ~t\to• :.... tto•'I" .\' tu .. uu,00•1 .... ,.1 BUSINESS & FINANCIAL "·••If'-~ I I '-·l1 ·H••"t.,._,., l 1t t•<f1tJnl\tt' fltHH1t ¥ \\,01!1 t •tn,•\!t11i,ll t•111•11•11,11h- th\1 ''"" '11 "11/lh,:11 •t.t•,tlf '" l ·i..01 •M•o!t4 \\JHH·•I Mott~-·~·"' J h \ EMPLOYMENT U111 \.\111t•,1I • j,41,. \\o1111t<1I , .• i. [ 1•1(\ u."""" l·'"'""·li. t'r\> ANlltALS ME~CHANOISE ,t\uh•t'",. At·Ph-0111""" l\l11th··•1 Ulttat M ..tttttth t .. nv-t+n At t"t'"',,.,.,' I \ U(t)l~Uh'" f 11·1• ht ' 1•U .. ljtlUIUJt> ,, llitft4' '"'""' lloU""''l\.l .. tf tttu•f J, ._, "' M•PlllMI'. M•~"tl••u-.-u\ ,., ........ "''"J ~ "'"' .. 1 h\.~tnJn)I nl.A t.Hh1 • f"utnitUI .. /Y t~u1pnt1 nt 1 • ... n.. Ai ' "l(.if.-. ~ .......... ,. •• 1, rv ....... ,.. 'h ... , BOATS l t1.i11o, H""' t ....... 1 ....... 1 .... , ••• 1 , •• ,, .. u, ...... •11 M.uM ~t\1t• "\li1• ~''•lit" 'l1tf11!11•· "•1ii1·l11• l111111r~111111 ~11ll•w11•" TRANSPORl A HOH A1t•ritll Ou \•t.~ l 1un1• '' M"1111 Hi ...... •M11111r•"'•'" ..... .-1l•·h M11t··' 11 ... '"'" II\"' ,,,,110<1 1 ••• ,, .... ,. l fllll" AUfOMOTIYE \ ••• I I ltl., \UI• "I u 1•• i'1ll' \Hh'"' \\ t tlltl ...... II u.,,._ H ·* I \\111 .... , 1• 1 .... \ 111 '"' • " ~ ' .... o ... ' • AUTOS IMPORTED \ IHI. \.,, \11 I I hM\\ t •••••• t•11I 1111 I " t •II "II~ ~I t f U t i-1 11 ... ~ •• f"Y/\.f J .. ~ ..... Jrh'Wh '"""·••M>ttthlllt 1 ... , .... l.;1h.-M.-t•.t.. M .. •t •U M1-nt .. h • '""'-' M1h uti4•h• MCI "···· ... .,, .... ,,. t""t"VIC"'t 1, .... "' lllonawll tt ..... h4•l<• R1"""'' 'l-h '-'vhM\I in vt1\j• f n1.m11h \'"'"~"'""'" \ "l\u ..... 2)l) ?:>Jll 2)3) lfiOO Z700 LllO ISLE Open 1-5 106 V ia Lido N ord 280!/ Traditional 3 Br, 3 Y1 &. &y front, pier , & ~i: float for 65' boat. P r iced to sell $1,250,00U. 290• = Remodeled 3 br. 2 bath +large rec. rm • beam ;;: ceilings. furnished, patios $420,000 lllll'J 2~1l 2g14 llYSIDE PUCE IAYFllOIT ~:~ S~tacular bayfronl dplx 2 br, 2 ba up, 2 br, ."J.'<J 2 ba dn. 2 boat spaces. R edul'ed-$1,500,000. 11112 ll!l) ;\(~Ii ,,.,. Jllll .. ,~ htl•· 'ill" .-ut.' IUI I t1111 tlllH 1111..' PElllSUU llOIE OCHIFllOIT Ocean & jetty views. M arine room, 4 bdnn. 3 bath, 3700 sq. Ct. 4 car parking $1,385,000 FAllllAllS llAllCH HILLTOP N ew 4 br, 4 !.'°I ba. custom French N om1andy Est.ate 1.2 prime acre hilltop. N ow $995,000. COllOIADD CAYS IAYFllOIT Coronado l'lland cusl. bayfront lot 85' boat d~ Plans avail N o w $:170,000 w l traJ(' • 10;-1 111'" lllllOWHEAD NOIE 1111\ *•··· 'ltflf •II .. •II I 'Oli 1..t!\\f lillJI lft/ t "'·'' ... ,,. Wlll' •I II "'·1' Nt•ar n~w 4 bdrm, 4 bath, lake vi._.v. ~1500 sq Cl $-HU.000 Will trade for a local prvlJO'' t ) IALIOA COVES Trad1l1om1l Bayfront 3 Br 3 Ba. rem odeled 2,000 sq. Ct. fumtshed & boat $600.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34! Boy\1df•Or1vl' N 8 67'5 6161 ---.- FORECLOSURE! MUST BE SOLD NOW! HARBO.R RIDGE CUSTOM HOME REDUCED FROI s 1,100,000 TO SlH,000 673-3051 any11me/owne1 CHARMIN I IElCH COTillE Just steps from surf & sand This enchanting I Bdrm home may be en· 1oyetJ as 11 1s or lhe R-2 lot offers ran1as11c potenllal for adCled tmprovement or redevefopmcrot Low- f'St pr ice on the Penmsula at only 'S 165 0001 Call G46-7 171 THE REAL ESTAT&:RS 3 IEDROOfll 193,000 Assume S77 000 VA 10011 ol 11 • ,·~ will\ total pay- me111s S895 Cute Older nomc on a IOrge 101 Ow11e1 wants out Call rouw 546 2313 THE REAL ESTATERS Ddebout Boy 8 Beach Real Estate VILLA llLIOl E110Uc one bi!droom end d e n condominium Walnut paneling and suede c10111 wall cover- ing Herringbone pal· terned floo11ng of walnut and teak All lh•s plus an ocean view S230,000 831 ·1300 EXECUTIVE FAllLYHOIE This one has It ell • 5 Bd11ns. den. 3 baths lor- mal dining. plush carpet ;ind wootl lloortng Outside you II find poot spa and nearby, country chi bs and pork Price only $260.000 Call for showing 546-23 13 THE REAL ESTATERS S•0,1500 2 IElllOOfll Super large m1>b1I home 2 Oeurnom . 2 bath. large lovulQ a1t111 wllh b11y win· 1tow Walk 10 shopping Pool & spa S 10,000 (IQwn owner wlll corry u.11ance Ca ll now 546 2313 THE REAL ESTATB:RS ~•3' SELL Idle itam1 with a ::~; Oelly Piiot Classlll~ Ad. People wtio need People That's what lhe DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY Is all aboutf ::~: _6_4_2_·_5_6_7_6_. ----- flH ti•• ~IM tl63 •t&~ ll)f fl)tl Plfil •1~' 916~ ft A! ~·~~ ¥1 ll fll) ill\ 8111 0 ~:.·1•lc::!*~ .. ~:~··:. ... 1\ :: ..,.... ., ..... "' ffkft ""0 .. ..._ ... E?J 0 T U Y I I I R 0 8 ( W I' I I I C E H A P l I I I I' : &· -e . M., rnu•n•• u11u•d tu ,. •••• •1'"'' that .,.,, mad• ff om tt Uu._f',, S~tt '"11...U .. , Uiwt lljt.'l'I •• r r n m ••• ,.. 1002 MH AVEHf w11.1t1 11nadey 1tr8'11S nnd ll~PIUISIVtt 111wns II "'tl•I QUllllly 1iv1t1Q 16 Oii llUUUI T 1u., 11ome has 11 1111 •nd morn 3 bdrm 2 bl h with 111rge rooms th•c,I\ new G1Jrpet11ng and R V i.1eirng11 P11ced 10 )t!ll 11uw don t miss 11 Only $ 146,YOU 75 1 3 191 C:::.SELECT ..,.. PROPERTIES IEWPORT MTS 122',000 lrich I War11tth t;ou111rv churm home sur r(Junded oy pnvate Orick •lt t 11ntetJ tcnce into large , 1111111 var d wttf'I m.slur e tr""" bacl( yard N/Sf1a I\ ''"s-.1ble guest untt Frt;"nr h doors 3 large cmc II hr.iplace on lh1S 2 bdtm don 3 room to .itJd un (,.all 67') 6900 - t' \11 10 tit I'\ I Ill I'll ... In< ~ R[AL l '>lllll ,.. 831-1400 .... , ............ ~ ................. ~ COLDWC!U. BANl(eRO MlfllOR MUiMUllDS $1'3,500 l•1l•ell1llle' A 3 BA nome w1t11 spa. St1cur1ty system 11, Ntlh1n walking C11s1anc.e u t everyth1ng1 Look at 1na1 p11c11• And wh11t ter- rtllc tonanctng" II we. hadn 1 listed this we .... ouldn I believe ti e•ther• 144-1080 JHTLISTH • $185·00011 Bayho111 w1p1er arid doc.,, · room tor 2 large !>oats Across hom Linda Isle 4 BR s each t.1111 own balh family room hv•ng room & rttasler tJerlroom su•te on lhe wafer Newly re· oont! .nstde & out Terroh1.. valut' di a 1err1l1c p11c.e As~ lor Bettina 644 7020 LlllliO REAL H TATf liOLFCOURSf COHOMUUUll 1205 000 Located m frvine ov~·· le>oi.mg Rar1cho San Joll ·~uu• Gollc;ourse T111s 2 BR ? BA c.011e1a •~ an abso1111ery e •ou1s1 1e r"'""'' Cornp1e1e1v 11P· gradeO n1qh e1iln9s & 111 .. ptac.e Land 1nt ludell [l,1•1 Bobb _,r Ste1Jl1;ir11e Jone-. 644-6200 11t~~~n1b-lrvin~ UNITS JUST LISTED POOL NOME This 3 Bdrm 2 Be home •S located 1n College Park Needs TLC .l>ul M S loads of potenttal A sking S 133.000 WHI consider offers 631-7370 TRADITIONAL REALTY • HLIOl lSLAll MllE/11001£ CIOSSIC knolly pine Ille hreptece b i t booll J11elves '.J Bdrms-2 t:>a plus ch er ming mcome urnf S•37 500 ............ ~., Realtors 675 6000 l albo1 Ptaiaaala 1007 IALIH PHllHU IAYFllHT CHDO 2 llo>droo"'a 'l tH'ltnli poor Vil'"' Oout sllp a11a11nble Owoer ... 111 cons•dl'• ll•de Tor 1nrome p1oper~ 01 house tn Newpo rt area $375 000 LllOllULTl IU·Uto "41j'l ,./ m1 ,....,..,,,.,.. r 11mto '""" .~ ,.,, .. r, •• I •'h"•••'d '" 1f,., t'•hu entl th.-n .. ,, •• ,.. for m • ttftf'n ht'"•' I t•ttHf'd ,0 r•ll• 14' f'•r&r ftftN lttf' l'tl•I ...... """ ""'" ... ,,.""'" heM thr ft,.,,._..,., I ••• ,,.fl h•flf'' •Uh t~r I'll~! Jrth ............ " ''•1••tt lk•r" ----·--·------------------------·-.. - • C.a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, Oclober 10, 1983 -i1a1n (11-w;----lmliler Sale Ctr .. • ••I Mu 1022 h1aa1 lli .. •l 1052 IEIT FllWIOlll I YA1.IE II PACIFIC ISUID OltOHOIA YILUS 2 Br 1•.ea 30x118 lot, t Spacious Condos 1>lock from Big Corona Rent/Lease $950/Up Beach $285,000 Call Meny lullury features: 2 Unique Homes. Barbara Br 2 lrptcs lam room, Hu1ch1ngs 675-6000 or 2'• ba. 2 car gar 64•· 1211 wto~ner Much more oow I am Yllw For Information call 200 Blk. •o· lot, 3br +den 7 141496-•866 11•5 pm 3ba. yard, compl relurb S•99.ooo 211 J11Smlne. l1Wi!r1 luck 1069 Open Sal/Sun 1-5 Owneri ciot 673-5551 TlllPLn FORECLOSURE! South of the Hlway• Lge separate front house w/4 bdrms & 3 baths plus two 2 bdrms. 2 ba units Steps to pa•k & beach 759-150 I MUST BE SOLD NOW! WALKER&LEE HARBOR RIDGE ~~ CUSTOM HOME Co111 Me11 1024 HUT FAlllLY llOIU 5 BA + den, fireplace. dbl garage Needs some touch up Owner trans- ferred. S 123,500 REDUCED FROll $1,100,000 to SlH,000. 673-3051 anytime/owner ler llcCar•l•J llltr. HYCREST IEAUn 18 10 Newf)or1 Bl, CM 4 Br. 2'? Ba • lam rm, 1•1 7721 pool. spa, bes\ terms ,. • Prtced for last sale at UH FOllECLOIHE s299.ooo 213-430-3629 Local bank has forectosea IAYSllE COYE COIDO on 2 beautiful condos. 1-3Br. 2''1Be j$155.000) 2 bd. 2 ba, pool. spa. prl-& 1 • • e r 2 ,,., B a vale Desch. presllgeous ($185,000). The units are are a.. S 2 9 8 0 0 0 3 years new, spacious 0 w n e r I a 9 1 . and fully appointed 714-760-_6_87_5 ___ _ w/modern features. Bank Ill CAIYOI IY OWIEll rsollerlngcreatlveflnanc· 11"1. filled rate 30 years ing. Submit all otters. Monaco with GC view. 14 Agent 642-4623 Aue Vltlars Open wknds HITIAIY WHH Over 1700 sq II of comfort In this spacious 3 bdrm, 2•, bath "SI G e" model In ~Int eaTKay locatlon Big dble car garage, huge mstr suite Short walk to pool & ten- nis 759-1501 640-1538 IY OWIEI Harbor View Hiiis 3 Bdr 2 Ba modal perlect home at 1216 Keel Dr. CdM 5362,000 Eas)' terms Appl only Call 642-7787 OISTlll VIEW llOllE WALKER & J.EE See this extraordinary of· n--I El ferlng. leaturtng • Bdrms, &\Cal Ratl-formal dining room. fam- ~. College Park 4br 2be fixer upper S 115,000 own agl 759-8006 Brokers Invited 2575 Columbia Onve HAii OPEltll FOR N.EW TOWNHOMES PRIME E/SIDE LOCATION Lu•ury size bedrooms w1111 ily rooms and vaulted cerllng Outdoor spa and private deck Only 8 years old • beautifully oe- 1alled Asktng $595 000 142-5200 - No~il• Bt•H 1100 In'" UaJual1~N HEEILUF PAii C1111 Mtsa 2224 A beaurlful Triple wide 291\. lBa duPiex In C.M., 30a60 3Br. 3Ba home no pets senior clltzena Ideal loca11on AgL pref ren't neg 5•8-5827 540-5937 By eppl · 2 Br Wtatove. crpta, Ctatlery Ltll drapes, enclsd garage, Crrrh 1225 no pets $550/mo. 773 w 2 gravjl sltes in Pacific Wllaon 631·•889 View ~emorlal Park, NB 3 Br 2', Ba relrlg, lrplc. Ve r y reasonabl e attached garage 7 14-970-8862 S800/mo lnclds gar- c .J • • -12...,5 dener 1st & last S700 oaaoa1a1a•1 I~ security dep No pers S.C Plaza condo 2Br Pt. 642-4210 M·F. 8-4 only. ba pool. spa Own tor ---cost ol rent• S10K or less 3 Br 2 Ba 2 car garage tin By ownr $85,900 College Park, crpts, 556-1626 or 775.2580 drapes, lrg lam rm _ w/lrplc Pet OK Avail Jncoae Prop 13SO 11 -1 S950/mo 1nclds -water & gardener C•M DUPLEXES ONL y 2 LEFTI Each butld- mg has approx1ma1ety 3500 s/I wt3 bdrms lrl!lhl & 3 II\ back Unit AS· sumable 11nanc1ng with 011lv a t1nanc1al s1a1ement & low assumption lee Fo1 sale or trade $450000 631-1400 2 waltirlron1 logo I I Lots for Sale 1400 App1/Agen1 957-0701 3 Br 2ba. tam rm. no pets. 1392 Galway Lane $8751mo 644-1836 3 Br dbl garage. dshwshr fncd yard No pets 219 E 16th SI S700t mo 646-2087 4br 2bo ram rm, carpet. drapes stove OI W, $700 mo. rst/last • 5200 sec 656 Cove SI , C M lnq at 660 Cove Sr 642-5139 Sunset Beach 4 Condo 5 Br 2' >Ba Mesa dei Mar. lots, ready 10 build. Steps pool & service, gardener to sand~ Broker 846-84 14 Ava11 t 113 $1150/mo M . D I Sierra Mgmt. 641-1324 011at1an eser - R 1 1450 $600 3 Br 2 Ba 2 story lam eaort spot kids/pet ok Info at Big Bear Cabin, secluded, 539-6190 BEST Ally lee great for 4 wheeling or get-away wknd Sleeps 12 $150/wl\nd or $60/day.957-6071 ODI of CoaalJ- Prererty 1525 MllU-ESTlTE Avsrl now ~rg tarn ftTI upgraded Inside & out workshop garage utlls PAID $4 75 537-5027 • $50 security tee cliarmrng e side bungalow S300's w/gar lncd 4 kid pet 539-6 190 BEST Ally lee · 111'" Uaf!911,.. lprtatt11,-UaJ. -..... ta, lat.· ll1w~11 hie• Zllt C111a Mtu flM Ctata J1tH fl24 3 Br 2 Ba 2 atory water-f bdrm. I ba, Incl wld, 1--'"""'""""-..--....,-- tronl, yeatly, lrplc. patio, lrplc. ale, home teeur, lllTAIT Ill gerage, utlls lncld s 1 t50. prv Club w/ 1enn11. POOi. S425/mo am unattached 675-4912 tacuu l. aaun'I St . collage, 1 Br, 1 ea, off HOIOSCOPf BY SIDNEY OMARA Baylront 38d 2ba $1200, furn S 1500. nu decor, 21 Balboa Covea 673-1464 Albans. 1500/mo. Daya road, quiet, 250-8311. 850-9199 eva. 2072 N-port Blvd BAY SHORES, quaint cape coa 2 Br . 1 ba, din rm S 1000/mo. 642--0•85 1 barm apt, $380 w/pallo Tll l1•t 14Z· 1IOI Taelday, OclOber 11 or S360 upstairs, Gaa patd Reis Required. No LIKE NEW 1 or 2 Br ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Stress oommunicatlona, check pat 1 1 4 7 F 1 owe r PAV patto. pool, apa travel achedulea, imilt on streamlining techniques and get ling 645 6161 TOP area. qule1, no pet• rid f y ,11 i ...,_, 'U-'-~ BIO Canyon Townhouse 3 Bdrm 2•., ba Goll course • MESA PINES 2850 Harle 0 u.nnece.ary expenses. OU peroe ve potenu.u, you ....,,., 1 erlBlroomy. ;pa:-n.;; S495-S625 549-2••7 gain greater understanding of spiritual values and "universal view A vail Oct carpet. drapee, lreall ------la " paint. 382 Victoria, btwn NEWLY PAINTED W'S. $1500/mo, 640-5274 Harbor& Newport $425. 2 8 a r m 1 B a TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Focus on mystery, invest- 2Br. den, 38a. new 851 9523 5555 1 Bdrm S435-S455 ment.s money situation concerning partner mate or financial lwn"se. frplc. 233 16th --·----Ultlspald garage.pool.no d . • Y . b do ' d " per a. a Vl.8el'. our position w strong, ut you arouse en vy an some Place. close 10 every-1Br unlurn. $475 mo. + 301 Avocado 642-9850 are resentful because you may be on brink of striking pay dirt. thing $935 mo 675-•333 dep Newly decorated, HARBOR RIDGE OCEAN s1ove & refrig. 011 street 1 Bd~m-S;;O Cancer, Caprioom persons play key roles. ' VIEW Kensington 4br. parking Quiet neigh-2 Br 1 ea $555 GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Contractual obligation couJd be 3' 1Da, 1enn1s. pool 52400 borhood No pets To see 24 t W Wiison renegotiated. You are ready to break from past, to take bold steps mo 856-6771, 640-l169 can 545-9504 631-0960 • into future and toinitiateyourownstyle. Memberofopposit.esex LEASE WAHH liiiillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiml Unl~~L~B~i~to.':fu~~or 1 is "wild" about you and no secret will be made of it. Exec seeks 1 yr lease tn 2Br apt. 2195 Miner st . Br furn 5440 CANCER (June 21-July 22): Stress independence, take N B or CdM St 100 10 New cprs. drps. paint Call btwn 9-4 546-9860 initiative, make clear that you are willing to pioneer a project . S 1500 mo ma11 Must be Dshwhr stove & relrtg F uy Nov 1 or sooner No pets. 5650 mo • sec. PENTRIDGE COVE 2 ei"2 ocua on employment, special services, pets and dependents. A 760-8702 dep To see call 6•5•9604 ea Co No O near magnanimous friend makes sacrifice in order to help you get Liao ISie lge 4 br. 3 bl. formal OR. beaut decor 2 Br w/gar crpts. water $2200/mo. 675-9103 paid , 636-4l20 1-5PM Lovely 4BA, 2'h8A. Eest-2176 "C" Plecentla $460 blull Home. Doubte Gar-t571 "8" Orange $475. age s12so_660_-1_895 IEW I IElllOll 011 PCH $565 flat 2 Br Totally remodeled 3 Br. w/mod kit gar Info et I'~ 8a townhouse apts, 539-6190 BEST Ally lee O/W, pallos. l<lds OK, no TllE lllffS pets $695/mo. For rental A11a11 Oct 15. 3 Br, 2•11 t>a. ap~lcallon 645-6646 2 story Twnhse. 2 car gar 5525/mo. 2 Br. 1 ea. pool, S 1200/mo 650-050.C laundry room, ctose to shopping 149 E Bay St Baker I Brts101. 1nc1ds • _ _......a • • •washer/dryer. relrtga, Swu i.c::u on unportant aasagnment. micro-wave. elec gar LEO (JuJy 23-Aug. 22): Follow through on hunch -first do or o p nr. lrplc, impressions prove correct, romance is highlighted, popularity dshwshr, patto, oas & increases and you could win a contest. Focus also on direction, water paid No pets please $850. Agt, no lee. security and consideration of diet in connection with health. 863-1500. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): What had been an area of Redec 3 br. 2 ba, bit Ina. restriction becomes "open tertitory." Means you'll have great.er pools. sec. guard Nr SC freedom of thought, action. Long-distance calls aids in clarifying Plaza. $675. 6•5-3866 property ownership, leue reqWJ:ements and licensing Sharp 2 Br. upstairs apt, procedures. Gemini Lt in picture. ~~~~s1~?:~W~·~~~5· cau LIBRA (Sept. 23..oct. 22): Green light flashes for progress. Stunning large 2 Br 2 Ba, Lunar emphasis on tripe, vislta and approval by relative of plan garden apt. pool affecting family relationships. It may be necessary to revise, Every week. another 100 S545/mo. 2 er. 2 e1 lrple, 710 w l8lh review and ultimately to replace worn parts. Scorpio plays key houses go Into 1ore-balcony/yard, enclds W/SIDE SPARKLING role. ??WHY RENT?? TJL•1••· 142-11H closure tn O.C .. one of garage. lndry rm. A11e11. CLEA!li & SPACIOUS SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Good news due in connection Large 4 Bdrm house lhat neeas remoaeltng. S11u- etea on 3 18 acres. located In Riverside's nicest area Tile grounds l!e truly 1mpress1ve wllh lush vegetation of every type Also has 1000 sq ti guest house, green- house. huge man-made pond ana much more Asking $395,000 Owner will help finance which you could poaslble now. Must seel tdbrprs, .noewwly. rdeec1r'2.r,vc1-rpts&, with money -member of op-'•-..... aids m' ,....,,B .. ve pro><>M, Clea.12 Br 1 ~~ buy w/NO DOWN PAY· 810 Centllf St. 'V t-""" _._ ......... ~ r-~· no pets $525. All 5 call MENT or CREDIT OUALI-TSL lc•t 142-1108 ocean breezes. No pata. helps get rid of red tape. Emphaais on personal possessions. 645-8132 FYING ---and well below ---'--------1 $400 786-23991650-42111 special collections, "ability to locate material which has been 631 -737.0 fRADI T IONAL REALTY ELEG-ANTLY STYLED Tri the marketlll FORE· $600/mo, 2 Br 1•,; Ba. lrg . y · ta in 'ct CLOSURES UNLIMITED T w n h s . In d r yr m . 1 •• 1. h1cla 2740 evwve. ~ll'go.. P• ure. . . . Level 4-r 2 lrg modern kit 1714)662.2735 carpor1.Close to shop-1 .BA 1 BA APT N SAGITrARll.JS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Domestic adJUStrnent IS lormal a1n1ng custom _ ping & beach. Avail now r. hi hli h•-..a '11 mod 1 be 'f d deco' hu master sure 2078T 1 Adams/Beach Single g g ~ -you re e, reconstruct, auti y surroun -ge ' Saa Cltaealt 227' hur n BBQ patio solar heated ...,_...,......,_~_..-...._.1 TSL M •t 142•1103 garage, lncd patio 1 i.ngs and find that family member is willing to make major poot & much more ONLY Lui1 Ocean View condo. •--.,..,,.......,,,,..--child. 1 sml pet OK concessions. Be diplomatic, show that you can be gracious in $525 537-5027 • $50 se-steps. to beach 2 Br. 3 $675 2 story, 2Br Elegant Waler/trash pd. $475+ "vi "T f min tl curtty lee ea s 12001mo 492-8384 twnhme Good location $300 deposit A.gt, no lee. ctory · aurus lg\ll'ea pro en Y. EXL T E/SIOELOCA T40N Near new Pets & children 863-1500. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Period of seclusion is Brand new condo . never SIDll Aa1 2210 Ok A.gr 645•9850· 2--er-1•,., Ba. Townhouse. necessary -by meditating, answer cornea through, you'll feel hved in • gorgeous 3BA 3 Bdrm 2 Ba POOL BAY TIMBER A.PT fr pie, bll-lns. vaulted clef-more confident and-know once-and-for-all that being alone is not 3ba. lge ya10, wet bar, home · near West -1 Br, frptc pool, private Ing, xlnt area, near Hunt same as loneliness Define tenna Get story behind story Pisces formal DIA $1300/mo · pall enclsa gara~e Harbour. $650/mo • · • ' mtnster/Newhope. lncd ' ' 846-0736 pla"" important role. yrly lse 6•5-7050 --yarO & oarage Kids/pets $515/mo 399 W Bay I. .;- long awatted 2 Br $500'• 0~ S715 Agt ,,0 lee 650-6357 2Brlba. gas paid. S•25 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Wish comes true in forceful, a.I. Excha1e 1600 w/gar tncd 4 kid pet 863· 1500 Clean28r lba Eastslde, w/$375 dep. McFadden unique manner. Suocea indicated through business enterprise, OPEN HOUSE Se11Sun 539-6190 8ESTRlly lee Absolutely -labulous no pets S475/mo, Roy nr Beach. 893-4894 career maneuver or unusual investment. Romance is featured, 11·4PM '2 t09 Balboa MESA VERDE 3Br. 2Ba. house 3 er ram rm '2 ba Mccardle Altr 548"7729 Near war;;e;;eOiUChlca member of opposite RX is drawn to you and will not easily let go. Blvd Large family home Oen, auto g11ra9e, wtr Bes1 locatton Wa'k to SC Eas1s1oe tBR Apt s:foo 2 Br 1''> Be, 2 story Cancer ti fau.-· tJ bay ,01 ew $5 7 51<. grdnr tncl, no pets S900 Plaza Gated comm A/C month tBR House $500 CONDO. lrptc, dswshr, na ve 1e---pronunen y. , . Sale' trade dn E·Z 1erms mo (7141241-1493 12131 Encl oarage $825 Paid uttl Go direct to patio single garara. elec PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20); You U have opporturuty to owe pp 71 41644-1642 498 3656 Eves6-IO 559-0555 1813Futterron 646-0016 door opnr. 1 child ok. reachwideraudience. Youtouchonuniversaltheme,yougetrid 675·3772 NEW LUXUAY3BR.2'•8A 8as1cJBr1ncll/rSSOOt1a1 Eas ts1de 2 -Br apt small pet s575 + S400 o{ unn.......,_.."" burden you enlarge personal horizons dep 863-1500 Agent, no ----:--J • ' RoHtt Faraidit4 Condo Fam room. Ja. crptO decor de1a11s Bu1tt-1ns garage, 1 bath 186 Long-standing assignment can now be successfully completed. Tut>. Lrg yerd Avail Nov 539-6190 BEST Riiy lee Available Oct 23 $500 Ari la 1. • lilboa hlaatl 2106 ,, $1050 851-6226 THtia 2290 mo 645-8923 Near Warner1e0i$8 Chica __ es_.:.p__:ys:.._l\'_ey::_ro_'"e_ . ..----------r---------a cheerlut sundeck 011 --------• mas1er suite. 2•,, bathS. -..;;..;;;..--..~=------! cook'!> delight gourmet $40C);-,000 kttchens en1erta1nmen1 size ll111ng rooms with 11.rlttr lllllct 00111 Yu used brick ltreplace Immaculate 4 br 3'.., Da Lovely private yards Kensington Assumable $125.900 We ~now ol 10 375~'•· 30 yr toan By nolh1ng t11at compares O wner 6 4 O • I I 6 9 . 850-9778 856-677 I IAHEI IUL ESTATE °PiESTlllOUS E slda cut ae sac, across trom country club Spot- less condition. Luxury ac- commodations: 28r ,_ den condo, 2'~ ba. p111 petlo. llrec>lace. wet bar, micro wave, also jacuzzi. pool, 880 entertainment area Outstanding Condo at $117,900 760-1515 Broker 0111 Ptiat 102' OCEAN VIEW f ownhouse. LIDO Lowest proce 2Br 35 IOI Make olr OWC Bkr 646-3949 Lots of wood and beams 3 t>d. 2 ba, pool. 1ecuzz1. lroe lot, detached studio $245.000 o w n er 548-7246 OWIH MUST IELLI Tllll WEHHll 3 Br 2ba Eastblull condo End unit $209.500. Open Sal/Sun 1-5 2000 Viste Ca1on No Agts WALi TO IUCll 3br 2'hba 1750 sq ti. S 156,500 l(lnl financing owner 714·2•0-3102 Outstanding buy for otaer or younger couple 8r111y maintained Private, But. hacli 1040 guard gated community 2 huge bdrms & 2 By owner. 2 Br Condo. nr queensized baths Only bch, lo dn. $83,500. $134 000! 759.1501 964-0572 8.39-0972 . • Ima• 1044 WALKER & LEE LOCATIOll Real F.ltate LOCATIOll ~. En1oy this conveniently located Cambr idge Model In 1he Terrace 3 --------• Bdrm. 2 ba 1n top con· WATHFHIT 011111 OtllOn Walk to pool. spa a CllOICEl and shoop1ng S 152 500 Fernando Bldg nr Ferry -MICHEL-Ollllf( NllllM .,.1comp1e1e security, boar slips avell Owner says ·submit anything" on 1h1s ground 1100• 1 bdrm wlpvt patio Re- duced 10 $249.500 Sec· ond floor 1 Ddrm lutly I urn $225 .0 00 w/11nanctng to sutf your needs 63 1-1400 - \.1..\11 HI Hll'I llOMt '> ht< REAL ES TATE 131-1400 2 Br week days only Nr SA Country Clu? new 3 BA 3 h a poof hme $635 Eas1s1oe large 2 Br ~o~oo'.'"1r:i~: ~s!~0;!, Aprtatalt, Val. Af!!latall, UaJ. ltalala lo S800 Newly rf'3oec2 Gar-~~~hse I r2p ,i>;; 2 pto ~~· wt appls & gar ktOslpels ~~~=d g~~~;: a~ uS::1~ patio, single garare, •lee L1~11 ...... 2792 ...... L11aa1 2716 n... 2t0a ag13 213-790· 5800/mo 662_7616 eves 539-6 190 BEST Any lee door opnr. 1 cl'llld ok.. -4 Br 2 ba house w1d kn I I... PO No pets S600/mo. small pet $675 • $400 * EA.N Vu Condo. N-•Xlnt toe. Avail Imme<! 1 etc' $250/mo. $20 dep I eOI 2107 Nr so C~t Plan 3Br 2ba Wt1lain1ler 2291 Eves 759·9194 dep 863-1500 Agent, no 3Br 2ba. trpl, pool, steps Br $<495 mo •99-5056 646•8386 542.7308 Puinsuf1 X l nl area $885 , Afloroable 2 Br abode Frpl pool pr vt parlO fee_ bch S950/mo55t-0585 - -Steps 10 beach. tro new 2 Female pro l non-smkr to OCEAN FRONT HOME 545-4731 or 545-0034 $375 kids pool pet ok astiwsnr X-LG ·1 Br on -SElWllD llewrrl hick 27'9 Br 2 ea Condo trplc, shr w/2 01 same. 5300 • 2Br 1Ba garage, great STEPS TO SANO' Groan· 539-6190 BEST Ally fee Eas1s1de S510 557 -284 I YILUIE 19f w/stove, ref rig & park· pool. spa $850/mo '"u t ii 2 4 1-133 8 or toe Winter 5900 mo Call ttc 2 rm pleasure patace Coa•oaa·a.1'aa1 768-4529 & 557-1928 536-2S34 or 968-612t John S&S Properties 1 kit h b kl 1 tng, on Penln. S430 mo 898-9824 ~:~m:upe/plus~e~~~r Ualaraia~t4 2410 9'e81iBJIU N:;s ~n '142p~~~~1 1s~~~ 675-0512 all 5PM Saa11t ltacla 2711 Fem non-amkrtnierested very low MOVE, IN S345 3eA 29A Condo Beauti· eeaullfully tanascapea from S565. 2 Bdrm from MINI VI~ 1 bdrm $565/mo· 2 bdrm In spor1s/heatth share 537 5027 , II d d I $660 To~n"ou•• lrom 2Bdrm. 1 balh, 1 door · • • 8ayslde Dr. 2br 2ba • u y ecorate , poo . garden apts •Pool & spa -" -S725/mo. Steps to sand w/M35. lrplc. OOOI $400 DI.II ,-.1.-11 1acuzzl, all elea kitchen, Pat101/decl\s No pets. $725 • pools. tennis, from beach S750/mo Nu Carpet/paint. 16466 mo lst ,ast sec 720• 1998 air cond. near So Cst 2 Bdrm 11, Ba S600 waterlells. ponds. Gaa for )'rly. Agt 546-560" 2•th St. 213-592-2725 2 Br oceanfront s125d Quaint Ill 3 rm bungalow Plaza H 1 ·8322 or 2 Bdrm 2 81 $635 cooking & heating paid. 2 Br 2 ea yearly w N--Legunl Beach house. 3 Br oceanfront S900 350 ullls pd act last 648-7496 ave 151 E 21st 548-2408 From San Diego Frwy port. wsnr/dryr hk~p. 2 loeaa 2900 pl/1 rm & Dath, PY1 entry S•••tr a Wiater 539-6190 BEST Ally lee drive No11h on Beach ro car garage. ~iiioio.-.-.--'"',._,....,..-1 1350 ·last 497-4391 I -A .. rtat811 ftrallliN 1 Bdrm S515-'•r20 McFedden and -sr on 209 L 1 $675/ C.M. In 3 br. 2 ba home. -------ltata I El Toro " ~ ugon 8 mo ••ea. occ. All prlvl~. M 25-35 stir 3 br Balboa • 2 Bdrm l'I• Ba S595 VMcF,adldenl to. SEAG WEIND. N.B. Really 675-1642 ~ -JAOOll llUL" Rent to own 3 Br 2 ea pool lalHI 2250 Vanguard Way " 1250/mo. 649 67 • Pen apl $300 tncl uttls PllOP ll&IUIEMEIT hme $650 nr lake hlaa• 2606 5<40·9626 (714)893-5f98. --------673-3353 Tootle or Marie 539 6 90 BEST A 0..a.elf ltfoatlHI N WPT BCH CONDO 114/111-1173 _ _.:_ 1 ll'J tee Lrg 2 s,:., 1 Be unit, avail. Bachelor $445 S2pacBIO\J1Sq5u11e5t 1CBlr S43t5. 171111 Ht toth I TO SHA.RE HARBOR vu Homes Foaalaia 1011 eoOO/mo lse Lora 13 1E.18th 6•6-6816 beecrh 960-8656 ose 0 OUNTAY CLUB LIVING V11Jtf 2234 Vance Allr. 673-•062 --------IN NEWPORT BEACH ff••• ht, ,.;,yt .... 645-422• Monaco, ~Ian 3 dBOrm on ..---•---.. --...... 1 I • 4 llSTm Ill Walk to beach 1 Br., stove, Slngles 1 & 2 Bdrm Apar1-w/ao,, Htr Hiii. MH Resp le 10 shr lurn COM ~f.;~=~ s~ is8a;r1;ner in-Buy w/rent 2 Br 2 Ba $7'25 11 1 111 2 Br 1'h ea.Townhouse. relrlga. crpt, drapea. ments & Townhousea. ttn1 Fri fir tt•lot Twnhse s•25 -utrt Nr HARBOR vu Lge lamtl'J plush crpt oar kid pet IEWNllT YlllllE enclsd garege, patio, $450/mo 536-,.637 Some are elegan tly tHIOntHtt ocean No gar 675 604 1 home w/new cpl Fresh & 539·6190 BEST Alty lee 7 min from beach gas & $585/mo • $275 sec. Walk 10 beach, studio, furnished. From $680 ta,•-ro• •II I• Ill Resp F to shr 3 br E/s1de clean S1625 Kaai leac... 2240 water p11d. Junior 1 Br total move tn cost Grear 1 1 On Jamt>oree Ad at .. c M house w/M $250 • W ' f 'M ' • s .. 75 1 Br S530 loc/clean. dstove. re r ge.I crpts, San Joaquin Hiiis ~d. a1Wlt llt•t la 1•1H uttls 642-4491 alt 5 I tr rea OMH 3-4 Br 2 Ba abode $635 pool, spa, tennis, 23•6 Santa Ana Ave. 5~~~63•· 7s.coo ut 15 lncld. 1••.1tOO ~ ... _ It I 111 111-1'00 n11sd/r & llr ger & more volleyball cour1s. saunas, llllT 142 1101 .,.,.... ,.,. ••r• tr. -ao • • • Am torrent In l10me, S300 ---539-6190 BEST Ally lee rec rm. Sorry no pets Tll • WNIUIE 3 Br, 2 ba, beacl1 2 bike, SIO/n , Ith ,tone. mo . 1s1 & last • 'I\ u111 Su•Mtr I Wlalor 3 Br 2Ba 2 car jarage. Call 557-0075. Large 2 Br 2 Ba. n-ap••t11E-• frptc, gar. No pets. Avail ll0-1144 n .. 1/tttl. 759-1211 Elll 280 ays Roat ala carpet & drapes, lreah -"• • Nov. 1775. yrl)' 6•5· 1682 640-8183 eves/Wknds MARINERS COV (New· Trailer, 27 It, pvt yd S300 1 382 Vici 1 b 1·2 ~rooma Furnished room nr SC1---------JACOll llULn land/Hamtlton) Up-mo Drive by 366 Hamil-~~;~~r & N_;:,la 5;;';, Beaut iful likaa and 4 Bf. N block from ocean Plaza. remal• prat. Shr lullury lurn condo PROPllAIUllMllT graded end unit ton,lnDack.845-8811 851 _9523 streams Complete 11050/mo Beach front S270/mo 556-1737 S300.1st,laS1&dap l14/lll-11U wte'npnr11~atespapa1~0. mpooroelt. Haal. leac... 2140 amenities. Security lurnlshed 3 Br lease Furn pvt room/ba. Npt 966·8•79 664..,.229 • o • Lrge I l>drm Lndry rm, gates Entry by phone. S950/rno Call Hedy i1lM1 r.1 ... -Uo6 $925/mo. lnclds water & On the harbor, 2 Br. 2 ba. pOOI, s•o.c firm A.II Ullll No peta 8•6-359t 535-4258 or 960-9214 ~.',f: 1r;;:,'_t,~~o s275 Incl WE LOOI FOR 3 Sd 2 h a Ba""ronr yrty. auoc Appl/Agent $1000/mo. Fix up. rent pd 548·03_36 __ --L h L 74 $835/mo. 3 Br 2 Ba. 1 ' 957-070 I less 213-592-4096 lf&ll II• upper unit, garage. w/d Furn. slpg rm wl bath & pv1 Y~U!! tower Ouple• Sl400/mo 3 er condo Closee-to I h ... 2&&9 Comp11e bafOfe you ~ Spacious stUdlo ·~ block hk-up, 3blocks10 beach. ent Quiet. mature adult. ~ Lora Vance, 573•4062 snopptng Bike 10 beach ••rrt IC. •• Ctaaaltlad makea 11 eaay. beach. uUls pd. sep kttcn. all bll·ins CdM. $290/mo 675-2156 hast/ ••••atta CHARMING 3BR or 2 • $600/mo Kids or. no bsotmo 3 Br 2 Ba steps 642-64178 $425. 494-2797 208 Lugonla Male pref. Pool. tacuiii: lallalt•• S ruov $950 vrty pets 549-34•8 from beach, carport . .11lnr -1------fl-4-0 Baal. •&·cL 2740 TSL •i•t 142-1101 tennll . walk to beh. Ille :: I In Orange Co 760-8384 loc 203 33rd St aal ..... ~ -• -------cook'g $250/mo Incl Established 12 years• C1ass1c Victorian '3Br ~ 4SB; 52 ::~rglc, g~';Je w,tr1 NB Really 675· 1~ BEACON BAY. 1 br, patio. utlls. 546-4260. 993·•888 Photoa taken/Ref's Chkd guest Quarters, 2 lire-Gloucester 968-0991 SllOllT TEii Single only S575 wtr & 6 mo Guarnted Service I 4'Da .,25001mo elecpd 673-39l• IEAWl•TEl •Credits • Eye W1••ass Paces ., BEAC-H BH>GAIN' Super Furn 3&2 81 Apia Nr WOODLAKE u .... 760 8333 Agt "" ,.. c-1·11 ""a·•en-2 br. -, ba, Wl\lyrentalsnowavall N-• Time Magazine • ' spacious 2 • tam rm beach Aoenl 675-8170 • n • pallo, garage, arc 1oea1 115 501wk. & up Color KNX Radto l1lH1 Queens kllcl't brklst nook WlmR llEITALS APARTMENTS for retired couple No TV Phones In room 2274 Newport Ole 832-4134 Peainsal1 2207 croucskrolmrptcd•~~n~~t pnaattluor~I Steps from beach, ga1. pets Yeartv 5•8-5306 Newport Blv!I, CM •, ofllo all •u ~ X -------646-H49' wl10 arerelocauno IBR. pallo, '212 42nd St. nr pool u111s pd ONLY $425 age/carport Int toc 203 NO FEE A.pt & Condo ren· -Tustin Ole 832-' 134 loa111 OaJa1ai1~t4 2202 Geaer1l La ... liffe~ 00 OPEN SUNDAY ,... 370 Mountain Road 2 bd •wood Shingle w/legal unit I blk to beach S 199.000 agt. «97-541 I beach 5500/mo yrly Call 550 aecur11y ree 3 Br 2 ~~rd St ~7~0/mo tale. Vlll• Rentals Htl1Ja)l111l1 2904 - Mo•ilt Boats llOO 760·8099 _ 537-5027 675-•91'2 Broker LXaliNX BEACH lt1lal1 WHIM 2ttt --------Coroa1 ••I Mu 1222 Blks 10 beach S500's 2 Br NB Realty 675-1642 Spaclou• N r b ch . b. c he'l'Or MOTOR INN Ullll llWI "OWIH 2br/2be/ So of Hwy No hme 4 klO/pel appts II A u I 1 2 3 bedroom w/kllchenette. ulll pd. Wkly rates 1105 ' up, • er. 2-3 ba tum no,,,. tor T111 IH•ow1-l,.l1t pets. Furn/unlum $900. 539-6190 BEST Alty'" tartatall, a • • • clean 645-1819. Dally/Wkly/Monthy 1 month lllr1ll\Q Sept Lltlla MIN M.uffet aat on a Adult 5 Star Park S•.C,000 213/355-1597/466-7746 Walk to surfS3o0'SPaYI l1lM1 apartment• Pnaula 11tra lg 2Br. Kltch'I avall Color TV, 1 5 ·S ep t '2 0 Tullat. al6no cam• a 2 BA 2ba. hv/d1n1ng 2 Br , t Br oueat ee'CiiWith rentlullls 1 Br bach pad Ptala1al1 2707 aundeck, yrly S7•5 mo. healed pool & ateps to 213-207-0455 ~~~~r ri::t r~~~.~~,:=~ ~°:c~ · l~~a~7,1;01g~,:~~ LA & kitchen $950 per ~39~ 190 BEST Riiy fee ''°' e(OCK TO eiv from $480 552--0~53 or 675-2536 L;,8n°i ::C~.c4o::_~~,.. M/f Pr MM Hr Ill Mcilon about Ml .. Muf-must sell 551-4157 mo Bkr 7511-1234 lniH 4 2 br. I ba, pvt patk>. gar Quiet 2.Br, 1 b-. patio. gar, Molet rm• for rant b)' wk II ,.t ~ M r.t'e Tuttet and bougl'll It 8eeurllul E"8C" hom;: 2 br, 1 ba condo, ':If or $675 inet ullls 310 pool, no pete, 1801-0 $115-up w/kltch•ntttt ~~ n' r. ' fOf $11.95. You Cln Mii Cadlllact to Ge>-Cart1 ocean View, reduced rent longer S650/mo. 2 br 2 Alvarado Pl 752-5710 15th St, Nwp1 Hgta avall 875-8740 "P'W• ' ... your 1ulfat and Iota 01 Wh1tever 1~ Fad to r10111 partv. muat show l>ll twn.hll. s8soirno. c'an ,350, 1 Br duptex.iii'n'Po * Lakes & Streams HOO/mo. 1145·7355 --·-------ht a lllf, llf·IMI other tnlnoa through Roll 'am oft the markel tor sale 673-0229 Inga at lrvlne Coast Re-• 17 e Bay Ava. B&lboa. v e A s A I L L E S Vacatltl llftl 11 Delly Piiot Claulfl•d With • Clualfled Ad -II 55"' 7500 55 * p ol & Spa E T 2 Ad• Call IS-42-5678 Cllll Nowt 642-61178 FaDuloua view of Nwpt bay a ors. c-5•7· 11 0 . P N HOUSE 2 Br. ba, ltatall lto7 lta Jill to Cetflllno, 1 Br . 2 be. Condo .-Deerfield 3Br Baiboa Pier 1 er 1 Ba 5450 oceanvlaw, turnkey llV· .... ..,....,. .... __ ..,..., I l!!J!11 ... •la lllt • ..,.rt lt1c~ I Mt din & llv room S975 2ba. AIC. dbl gar, relrlg. crpts, utll• lncld, no gar, * Large Recreation Room Ing Seo, comm pool, spa 3 Br 2ba Mounttln Cabin E.ll&I CJl. 1ox50. no _ -239 Carnation 675-3030 washer/dryer, adulll no pets 675.eeo6 etc $1115/mo. Bonnie nr Arrowtlffd. Sip• e mo. 20X20 S 125 mo. IA.-VINE TEAR·CE 38r pref ., no P811. S950/mo, ~ * Bar-B-Ques Barrington eot. 875-e<>OO Wkndt l70nlta642-ll049 StOflge onl)' 846-7234 VILLA IALIOI Profealonal decorated, furnished & unfurnished units are now being offert'd for aale. Prices range from $189.000 to $1 95.000 (( interested, ple:ue call 645-6459. .lllL PIOPEITOES ( " • • 5511-9278 8.,,7_9629 $100 Aebal•. Lo• 1 br. 112 or 1144-0452 2"'t8e, 1mmac. !>right & . " • l)lk to b .. ch W/O No Laro• BIO S..r Ctblrt Pool Un Intl I 4 airy Wiit lo l>Chs, Island & Supet 5 er, 3 bl, apa, lrg pell $825 mo, yrly Oar * Newly redecorated VEASAILLE & VILLA tibia, color TV, 2 lrplc, shops A.vi 10-15 $1300 aen, presUgloua Recquel 150 Craig 870•11800 BALBOA Conao •'-'>• 1• (7 14)545-81119 llWPllT llAOI n"IO yr1y Agt760·831t Club S1195 556..e576 X204wkdy•:675-9780 *Beautifully Landscaped Avar~~.~=S600 ......... m"""nnt Reoone 2 Br w/gar avall WOODBRIOOE Lrge 'i>d. Ct rOH •t •u 2 l~lrt IHI lfflOll 11. I S700's wont IHI 11 2•-. b8. lmly rm, lrplc, * S ...... BELOW MARKET RATES 539·6190 BEST Atty'"° P8hOS Ind o\#'trh tng1 F1buiou1 vi-ol N~pl bay ecurlty Gate 2 Br 1580. POOi. year 'A on 11 relocatlng 0000 Sli~ECTION Spyg1u1 Executive • Nicety lndsepd Lake, d:o ~~ltalll'la. 1 :~· ~&. rO\Jnd, nr b4tach, bu.... RO~~~f'&8~~~7eAS 71417&0-8070 l>drm home. for 18111 by pool end tann11 n vroom 1 (714) 846 8591 So Sen C1«nente No lnlervttwa,tcreana. 2508Qtl.$200trno 779 W ow,,or immoculata in-PrtveltdQH. S 1200/mO 239 Cernallon 875-3030 • ~ta 491·8277 photo'•' metcl'IM PfOf 19th St C M TO<n ter101 to~el)' yard. Oer· 640· 1321 65 I 1144. s LA.AGE I Br, view dac:k. ~-L ... -yo ~pie. You ttlk only to H 1-H28 d t f> r ft 4 4 . O 5 11 I 720·G611r ofc AVAIL $745 • dep 7 It H•fa llH 6'H qualllled apple'• 4341 s.~1501mo MarlQotd. 840-4255 8100 Edinger ixlnt loc. Xviii lrnm;d i e1rch. Nft<por1 liaec euua ot11oaa evaM l(eap.,, ~on prl0e9 Iha L11111 .. ,.... 2212 Studio s340tmo. viii pd. • Huntlnnton leach Br $.495 mo •119·5059. 641-1899 :nomN~ ~~:lge~ 11H y Wt)'·bt a regular l g 28r. i loft twnrtH, 111 a lat\. S300 MCurlly • , A I w a )' • a a a I • 1 n 2t>r pity Mn '312.80 Incl Telephone ana. typing 6 c1 a11lfl td r ead1r 2'•B•. 01r lrplc. H C dep No pat~~·-64_.,_ .. __ 2_101~~~~~;;~~~~~!J!~~~~~~Llc:~IMel~~'~leel~·r~Md~~t~M~ICl=•J u1111 4703·8 Atvtf Av . copying tvlil l<Mtl I~ 842·~78 QAIA $1100 mo •96-0585 M-F 9.4 only .-ry ct.y, 142·5178 N 8 959·t307' 87!·3071 PtO'"lk>n•I• MS.84S4 ~--...... -------~~"--~~---------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, October 10. 1983 ('5 .. A ... •r~k_a_11 ______ 1 ... ca_r.,re_•_• ... 2 _____ 1 1 1,.,.1ec..,.11.,i.,ca,,,1""' ........ ~'"'.! _H_•_ll4_.r.•_•_• _____ H_ .. _ .. _c_1_ .. _•_l•_.1 ___ '"'_•_•_I• ______ 1_P_a_ia_1_l• .. •-----.... •• ... •_ .. _._,_s_e_r•_ie_• ___ Widow Cleaaia1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Orlv•way-Parking Lot Remodel/repair UnlQ~ & @teetRleiXN Priced ONE CALL DOES IT ALL MOHl·GAlPIT *'" 1 MOYIMI* Top quality Ht1eson1101e Custom rosumee/Cover WMITE WIZARD $2 17 Per day RepaJrs-Sealcoafir1g unusual work & specialty right, trM ••llmate Oft We fix 11, brnk It. buy 11 WIMIOW CLONllll uest qunuty ~!I yr 8,P 101es Call tor estimate letlers/Joo search tips WINDOW WASHING • S&S Asphll 631-4199Llc ~~,~~~~ C~~:i·9~~:f4 ~9H:2 ~r small ~1~'-oi~c9 or haul ll 548-5009 we do lhorough wort\ Ao Compt1t1live i111os &50 1328. ask tor Bred Coll COS 673-1107 QUA·,\~~ only ,.1,,~cl ·~026 11181 s ALL you pay 10' a A PAINflNG·CARPENTAV 11111Jle & REFS With corn-Uc T 116 428 730 1353 (.;uMOITI G1opt11(.s/Mura1s loofia1 ,.. - 30 day t1a nttorae~a Ceaeat Coa"'rtte * ELECTRICt•11 * p1e1e ca•pot & ttouse-o11111try in11ex1 pa1nt1ng -IP"!"'I~~---~~--Stale Law 1n 1he •DIV ACES S lOO, ,. "" REPAIRS-Gary 645-5277 S l ARVING COll EGE Huber Aooling-alt types c:,;.-.;~-----!'l""'--ft * DAUNK DRIVING ,250 • ""'"!RPO!IPl!!O'!'l's-C~OP'!'N'!'lCl!'!R!lE~f"E-.&-1 Reasonable 631·2345 PTL c1,1e9eenin9C. llwLinLdow, 0 1 DdAo'y'~ s TUUFN IS MOVING CO '~' vour ri~medoi9o5u2s~5e~9s Nt1w-Recover-Decks S1a1e law requires tha1 ell DAILY Accidents/Bankruptcy' MASONRY 9 yrs sa111e ELECTRICIAN 20 YRS 540•5654 Lt<. I t24 4J6 ll1surt•O ree est on Y Uc 11 411802 548-9734 conttnctors who petfOfm LOT Free consult 241.0343 loc Ftee est 640-1705 EXP REAS RATES Hauling 641 -6427 Paperi~ work over $200 Including Pl C ff 646•7602 DUMP Joas 11 HOUSE-APARTMENT WA l Ct• us c.now1 !!'B""L"!>A"IC~R"'Wl"""E-L'!!'O'!!E'!!R-P•a-p_e_r __ , Orange coas1 Rooting laDo• and materials must B1ltrsittia~ laa1 Ill Clea111ng or Renovating logo p u from hlo tie licensed Ur)lf~sed SERVICE _ _.. ___ .,. _____ 1 .. "'-'!"'"'"l"ll"'!'!!"'IF-""d-.-ood~-1 SMALL MOVING JOBS "'ree estimate 650 4468 Pa iatillf trang1ng & removal Oual c"r1t1a• •ors shOuld t o Loving mot er Of toddler Classic 1940 or W y G .1 • E 6 6 39 ' _ k 1 494 36 t6 S . l v ~ C lr•tDIDI MIK 4 -1 1 FINE p•1•TI•" wor on Y · ecrttaraa s1a1e on 1hetr adverttsl"" would llke to baoysrt haulleur lot weddings. ---------1 HOUSECLEANING " • .. ,, DIRECTORY o ther toddlers Fun proms. etc $50/hour TREES HAUL MOVE-REMOVE Reliable _ Reasonable by Rictt;ird Sioor I ic FXPEAJ Wallcovorlng 1n-Services Contractors and con-k d 1 1 be h 957-607 t ru11111u1e. Trash. Trees Own trat1s 650 3263 2800,1 ~ 14 yrs 01 h·•PtJY s11111011on Reas. Consult-"'!T!!'!y"l"lpP.l~N"'G!"'it'!!B'llO!"!IOl"lK'!'!K'!'!EP.EP.P•i""N""G~ sumers. contact Mary bee yar • c ose 0 ac Topped/removed Clean 963-5415 NORM lotOI wstumAi$ ant Ass1g11m1 58 t-6590 Grond1e at 558-4086 with plus the IAVINE MIRROR & park' H B 536-1321 up, new lawns 75 l-3476 HOUSECLEANING For lnd1v lsml business any quesuons Contrac-and 1he HUNTINGTON I LL , ClaildCue LTHAULING MOVING' EXP'DGOOOAEFS Tllarrkyou!lli3 4 t14 fluter Re air Hr/day/wk 640-0866 lors S late License BEACHCOMBER every -"-"-"-" .. • .. •.•"'!'l~---·1 Child Care, C M home. 81r4tni•C W111t14 Rental Clean Ups, Jon Gladys 549-0659 (4-9pmJ • PAUIT I REPAIRS• --i~~!-lr':~~~':'!'!":'l':""• Supenor Secreta11e1 ')vc Board 26 C1v1c Center Weonesday at Bkkpg, payroif. gen acctg renced yard Infants to 2 Mowing, Edging Twice a 6~5-81921731·2916 R p / Plaza Acom 690, Santa ni:~~r:~~~?~' !k~~~:I at~e;ur ~~su:~~~ yrs Paula 642-2995 ~n5~~~~54 $20 to s25 GCOAGE s CLEAN UPS it~::n~~'!:~ec~~~:!~~ L%il~~~~~~ ~0~~~~~0~'~99 d~~1~~~0J~:.~~~~4s'.c1~~ Ana, CA 92701 lSl FOR SAMORA or can pickup & deliver Compler Servieea MOW/EDGE/CLEAN UP '\,;::i~~~5~~~ 1ob too 673-70 12 <Jft 5 OUALtrY PAINTERS Plumbing l·S,.r .. r.in_k_l_e_r .. • ____ _ Your Dally P1101 Free counsel 642-7047 IBM-PC HELP• Allordabte TRIM Free est Reas TllE CLEAN MAKER fl ' o mp t "e.11 '" u --INST•LUTIOll/REPAI• Serv•ce Oirectory C1binet Maki•1 & uselul on-5tte advice, rates Jim 646-1956 TIM 'S MAULINI S'yrs e>1p HOITlf'/OIC resc;1urials 636 7149 24 hr ED. 141-1125 Free ':ist Pele 979 282 r Aepreseiltalive -trarnrng & produCIS Haol anyth1ng 645-733 I Reis avail 675 4853 12 YrlS EXP 1 m ,,,,.,11 WAT En HEAT EA Specrol 642·Hll tat. 322 •New cabinets. cabinet YARD CLEAM·UPS M 111 Pool heerers•Furnate5 Tree Service Accoantin1 CPA hnanctal sta1emen1s 1ax returns Cos1a Mesa John B1ow11 63 1-6483 Acoustical Ceilings lacing, ber5 & lormica SSPtPC 754• '039 Free est Pete 979-2821 Houa• Cle1ni'ng L1nclseaping 65Y011611~7°~ 8615e0~;.·61~6 ~ r t * O 1 ... countertops 6•2-0681 " - -• '' '1 u " Auce 5 isposa 5 .. J C TREE SERVICE Contractors ROBIN'S CLEANING Pruning & Land,cnplng (,UST OM EX 111N t I 1111111~ clear from $5125 Trrn1m1t1g ten1oval ya10 Cao•nets & Carpentry General _H_a_a_cl.ym_1!!"!n_'!!'"!!'!!!'!!"'!"!'!!""'•I SERVICE a moroughly Specialist Catt Alfredo ProtP~s11J11a1 protJe Hhl' 14,,1.1,111 t.iuce1~ d1sp etc <.lean-ups t>tc 642 ~9 t4 Small 1obs ana repalfs !!""'--!"!'!!!-----·I '*'* ... HOME AEPAIR cfpan house 540-0857 549 4930 or Leon M11cret .. r "'O 32 0500 Free estimate 645 2003 Aemodel/Rep81fS, comm '" 75 t 2 t28 r.ee es11mates Fr PA .. .,, Sieve '•47 428 i 0~ 1 "u 4M~M4 · T · S · CARPENTRY EApert all phases 20 yrs in area Char Renov 645-3749 L , d Elec-Plumb-Carpeniry uang ervace & res1d •Cd bon ed MOUSE -CARPET PATIO COVEASIOECKS U<M ' s Cust!lm P111n1111g flu Buss to Support Sell TvpingtWo d Processing 111s For est, 552-9 142 fences Keolh 646•4672 WINDOW CLEAMlllG Int "'' H1ghPSt q1111hty 1•rn1.1 5 t lie J 19450 JoP r HOME IMPROVEMENT TREE SERVICE lc)w.,st rares G4U 54~9 5-M 8444 no 101> too small 1111 business school & per-Deaign 8,9 & small fobs 28 yrs ~1~1~1~ ~<t;~~~h ;,~~kc:· Free est Ron G45 2537 l1Al PH S Pl\INI iri<, sonal p101ects 851· 1041 _ __. ________ , eAP Guar Cloll 650 723 l µ1e1 ... carpet & Muse Moving t11t , .. t lw.1~ Lrc ll ltent1l Services New & Aespra)' carpentry L•C Ability Bldrs Aemod & Aepa111small 1oos Fences :3410 12 shelves. port1t1ons Low 730-1900 rates Steve 73 1-8311 Desi1n'r I lui14'r Home Aepairs-Corpenlly clea11111g wrnOows done -ABC MOVING Fre<> .. .,,1 84 1 J'>88 ?it hr 1 =t11tJl01ds1 We 11 secure M& O Oevelopmen1 Cablnets-Elec-Plumb111g rnEE CALL TOOAY1 Ou1cktca1etu1 l ow rates lf<r1ar1ts t111a1rze ttos111gs 650-6300 Fenc111g DON 966-0149 540-5654 Lie T 138046 552-0410 Class1hed Ads 642·5678 Rl'IS SI ARA 548-447 t Have some1h1ng you want to sell? C1assrlred ads de It well I Call N OW 642-5678 . SELL •die items with a Daily Ptlo1 Classtfled Ad USE THE DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY Fur H l '.;u II S t•r\ l<'t• ('all 642-5678 lit. l22 A .Schools & Instructions .... H_el .. r_W_a_a_1e4 __ 5_1_00_ 1 llelr Waate4 5100 Help Wuttcl 5100 Helr Waated 5100 Heir Waale4 5100 Heir Waa1e4 5100 . . . 642-5678 Louise ext. 324 Forfurther information regarding advertising placement in the Schools & Instructions Directory -call Louise Griffith GOLF INSTRUCTION learn to drive 30-40 yards farther with control, $50. Results guaranteed. Wedge instruction, $40. Guaranteed. 642-5678 ext 324 _,. .. IC>• • • SS 1-9346 Bill Ha,...mond Call Doily 5:30 • 7am Weekends 5:30 -9am Pacific Travel School 1\1() E. Pch Sr., Santa Ana. Ca . 92701 JOLEE MILLER \'ll1 \l lK\l""l'l, ll11 llllN ORANGE COUNTY'S ONLY PRIVATE ACCREnfrED TRAVEL AGENCY SCHOOL Has openings for students of all ages and levels. Graduate West· minster Choir College, Princeton, N.J. Amerlean Alrllne Sebre ~puter Training MORNING, AFTERNOON, EVENING CLASSES 'can (714) 543 .. 9495 631-2789 Office Rentals 2914 Aaao11ceaeata 3002 Loal & FHa4 3004 Mortfages, Bayfront Oll1oes. patios, •WIN WIN WIN• Lost F cal. dk gray & wht. T.D.'s 4028 oarking, 18n11orlal Guaranteed foolproof sys-near Pomona & Wilson, WE IUY TRUST DEEDS 673-1003 tem to COffeCtly solve c M Aeward 650-7217 FOR INFORMATION CALL NEWPORT CENTER Full service E'ltecutive Suites S575-S62S 640-5470 Tangletown punles 111 --_ - seconds Of your money Penoaals 3012 THE ASSOCIATES back Send SS • SASE CIRCUS Of 114/ 133·1010 to PWP-2, 3857 Bircl) SI SCTaA. 94236460Newpo11 Beach, MASSAGE WIOOW HAS SSS tor TD s. • $340/uP crptsl drps, ale, rslrms. 17301 Beach Blvd H B 642·2634 "Tiil " EXECUTIVE SUITE Nwprt Ctr 640-54 70 wa1eriron1 olhce space for 1ease. 600 to 1600 sq II. Nwpl Beach 673 06" 1 laaiaeu lea tall IRHD llEW 2916 Generous tenanl 1mp1ove- ments 650-4000 sq ft ollrces-comm S 90/fl 2488 Newport Bl C M 642-3490 Coamercial Rea tab 2918 Retail space 1250 sq It 17th SI C M Prome re tail IOGallon 645-34 77 ShoptStorelOtlice space 300 sq f1 or more reas C Mesa C-2 546-7249 la411trial ....... 2920 1200 SQ II ''ewer bldg w Irvine area $504/mo -SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Outlay -Bower Pecan -Reduce NOODLE My mother used to make SOOP that was made lrom tettovers She ca11e<1 tt Use your NOODLE soup · Lost & Foud 3004 Fe Golden Reue1ve1 Hea1her · M ate Bt1t.1Brwn X Oobre; Fe 7 19 NO HARBOR BL VO FULLEATON ll0·11t2 lllYAWEH ATTRACTIVE MASSUSSES TO SEAVE YOU ESCORTS/MODELS Ouicall ONLY 635-9199 EXOTIC DANCERS Bachelor I Bachelorette Olltce & Blr1hday Par1ies THE UST HURRAH 738-8538 558-6536 4014 Mt~ed wht sh8pard 81tiae11 0fp. PUPPY Mele, Blk Terrier l·---=-=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M1• Red Collar. Mele I• I UllTS Blk /Brwn Mt•ed shepard Robertson I 0 FE B111.1Tan m1~ed shepard Fe Blk/Grey mrxed col· lie Amazon Parrot· Fe. Tncolored Collie. Numer· ous Cats and Kittens available Newpert Beach Anrmal Shelter 125 Mesa Orr11e, Costa Mesa 644·3656 Su1Je1 etghtple• each wtlh 3 Bdrm 2' r ba double garage with garage door opener $700,000, as· sumo financing 12"1% Terr111c tnves1ment $795.000 ll0· 1t00 -COTE ,~, 1 mo free Tom 651-8928 fQUNO ADS 2500 Sq It warehouse In-REALTY cludes 2 ofl~s & 19 ARE f REE cOrlee Shop, ~h d9Ur1. mez:z1n1ne So ol Soutll \~ f, Cst Pina & •05 Fwy C H good locallon, aat grow· 3Q42 Enterptlse, C M II a : Ing buslneH, $39.5 0. P1ularlno blwn BrlSlol & 619·365· 1928 55 Fwy 54¢ sq It 142-1111 619-365· 7117 957-2731 5•6·6985 --------•ICOLORllMAGE CON- 2,660 eq It. 3975 Btrch, FOUND· Purl wht cat, blue SULT ANT Eliciting & prollt&bla butlnett: NB. S 1330 MIA zoning. eyes. w/new barns. vie scientltlc color dreplng, Agent 541 -5032 Wiison & Fairview. CM skin 1..ere. rneke op, buie *$775 up 2265 ftlrid1111 6'2-0100 nutrition & wardrobe We Of!ICfl 18lO1 Ae<Jondo Found am ell black/Willie 1raln Appl 556-5389 Cr :u H8 8•2-283• ~r':!U n;;:b~~d ~:ire llu•it• HH 4014 HOO It n v1ew/Wll1on 645-94 76 N@iib CASH ON YOUR WARHOIH FOUND small bieck "EAL ESTATE eur w/tml office lmmed occ dllCh•hund VI C Mllr· HAVING PROBLEMS? 30¢ gros~ 6J 1-8480 quar111' Ctl Hwy, ldonl HIG~ILANO FINANCIAL u CAN HElP WITH A IST Ster••• n2, 1'Y 640•0•97 2No o A 3Ao To FoA for rtnt Outside fock•bt• I 011 1013 REWARD Xtrn MORE 1NrO CALl (7141 etorage 1peot for boat• t g e She t t 11 m 11 e 997 0212 C11lll Mortgage S 10,000up No credit check. no oenalty Also lend on & buy TO's s 10 oooup to Jumbos Denison Assoc 673-7311 Help Wanted 5100 ACCNT/IOOKIEEPER tor mortgage firm In lrvrne Kr>ow hn11nc1ais & hscal con1ro1s Investor remit- tance Salary open Call Mr H &I 65 t-2425 ACCTG/IKKPGCLERK Must be e•per Olv1s1fleC1 actrv1tres ~Int opportuni- ty airport aret1 752-6366 ANS SERV PBX OPER E~per d Days Mon-Fri Npl Bch 760·6305 ANS SVC E•per only Plant otc NB Pi t vaned shifts 63 1-5640 Ari'swem1g Serv1c:e Tel~ phone Operator 3 t 1 and graveyoro shills Must be e .. peflencect 362 3rd St Ste C Logunll Beach ASSEMBLY WORKERS Light assembly work from your home E11celleo1 In- come opportunity tor tiousew1vea, ate Sta11 lmmedlatety For I 16 9~ Dlre<ltory, Cell M11ggle II 312-969-8686 Also open evenings. Banking CENTRAL CASH VAULT TELLER 1\118881 I year banking or S&L e11per1ence (wotklng wllh ceshl Type 45 wpm· 10 key by touch required Accounting or book- k eep1ng experi •nce preleffeCI OuallflflO np pllc&nls contnct Yvettl! M01eno, (2131841·2114 IMPERIAL SIL EQuel Opply Employer M1r1•1 Kaop an •Y• on price• lht banking E~per1enced Wa11 Person LOH PROCESSOR/SEC MOONLIGflTING7 PART TIM( RECEPTIOlllST/SCTRY All shifts Apply between lrr•rneiliate opernng 1ro WHY r1o r111 Small 111ves1-PMOME CLrRIC TO V.P NEW CORPORATE EXPANSIOll 3 5 Pm rn person MA 1 ·•111~ a e~ to d ct al 1nent Appt, 6'12 3664 ~ B A R K E R s A E s rv ' r n I 111 IVI u Tne Dally Pilot C11culallon Salary open Call Mr H. TAURANT 212 East l7th Wiiii mm1tnu1t1 1 year Housekeeper tor 2 small Dept 1s seeking a phone 651-2425 require 3 aggressive ind1- v1duals tor the lollow1ng areas Loon Serv1crng Manager Loan Packaging Specialist Loan Reviewer specialist Cl19lleng1ng positron with a Clynamrc company on the move 1n the manulac tured t1ome industry Dealing rn co11vent1onal, FHA tilled. & VA Positron reports d11ec1ly 10 the Vice-president. oper- ations Salary com- mensurate wtlh ell'· pe11ence Coll 651 6266 ;tntJ Ask tor Phtl Eckstein IOOKIEEPER Manual l>os1111g. cash re c.e1pts d1sbu1 semen ts general ledger bank re co11crltat1ons Edwards TIJ1>atres. Newport Bch 640-4600 (Joan! CHINET SHOP Good drlvrng recor a Exper pref bul no1 nee S4 hr to s1ar I 650 I 755 Cesh1e1 !Tetter tor las\ pa .. ed check Cl\Sh stores Apply 16~1 Newport Btvd Musi oe tir..ntJal'lle Cf'ram1c Ille Ou;ihl•ed tole autJ marble 'Ptter needed tools re· qu11ed p1ecl' or hourly Westyle Co 8!17-1446 cn110 care Pl'r-:on needed 10 suoer "!>" b tutor J o;ctoool age ...ul•IOren 3 JO 10 8pm Mo11 r" Must d11ve NW!ll Be.to GJ 1 0 149 clerical Small bul 0Ap.>ndr11g com panyseeks e~pe11enced lull lime recora keeper Seit s1ar11ng capab1l1tres o must• Both manual and C'omputer1ezed systems on USl' IBM p c ex- perience helpful Salary open Call 546-079 l be· lween 9-4pm c.ie. a.rs 7am -11 am Mesa Verde C.onv Hosp 661 Center St C M 548-5565 construc11on Decking installer needed E•perlence 1n El11s1omerlc deck coa11ng systems and Epovy St Costa Me1a lr.i cl e~c.row e•peroence llt1ldre11 1r1 my WooCI clerk lor answering iltrOIOI toan pac~agong t111dgt! l•Ome Irvine f l phones and d1spatch1ng Four Supervisory open- ings tor Health Orien- ted/sell mo11va1e11 indt v1duals High earning µoien11al No e•per1ence required We Tr111n 1n NIJI otc 650-2146 FULL TIME PU PART· TIME WORK Opportunities available wrth the Los Angeles Times Crrcula11on De- pa 11 m e n t 1n our door 10-door •lewspaper sales. p1ogr<1111 Guaran- teed hourly wage plus comm1ss1011 HOUIS 9AM ?PM or 4PM · 9PM Trarnutg is prov10eCI Potential to t>arn $300 plus per wf'ek ror an 1n- t e1 v1 ew. Cati p 14 1 957 2361 e1t 1204 GEllERAL OFFICE E xpe,,ence ne1ptu1 gooo 1yp1119 ab•hty prohcrency w•lh hqures, 10· key by \ouch Xl NT Company tlt>nef1ts Call Mrlfrfl nt1e1 q ilrn f145 51100 GU. OFC/IU'5 Orang" Co airport area ~m.111 law hrm SIJrt111q salary S 10001mo l.atl Mr Waggoner 9S5 1155 QIFTWHPPH ~ullllime S1ock A cast11er 1ng 11\C"I SeP Harnllt U• Jo1111 495 E 17th 51 (,M c•per1ence GcJO!l crerrcal 5 days 55 t-4688 messages Hours Frr skrlls a must Varreo 3.7 30pm Sat & Sun r&spons1tnlit1P~ yoocl NANNY Wanted tor 6 _10 JOam M on DQllPlit'.i, salary ul)etr Bnlboa area. wlll ltve out, 3_8 30pm $4 00 per 714-979 q3 10 have ow11 car & Share hour Apply In person 111terests w/chrldren 9-10 Loans Moil rrr 3_7 For inter 2-4pm ask tor Ca1her1ne llEW CORPORATE ••ew call 673-0966 °1 Oebra UPANSIOll 011ve1 to pickup student at l30 W. llJ St. requ11os 3 aggress•v" 111d1-Ensrgn take to Ma11ne1s Cosl111111 EOE v1duats for 111e tollow111g School every wkdy morn PAAT. TIME high schi stu- a1eas al 9 am 546-5357 de111 needed 2 hrs per Loar1 Se1v1c11•y Ma;rogor day tor otc ma1n1enance Ll)an Pack<191119 Spec1a11s1 The Bath Mart 675-4830 l u1111 Review Spec1.ihst Oauys111e1 neeoed 1n my G1talle11g1ng pu~1t1ons with home 2 -3 days per week, PAYROLL CURI. a oy11arn1c r.0111p.1ny on Mwr 2•6Pm Must be The Jolly Roger Inc, an es- lhe •nove 11• 1t1t• manul:ic 11011 smoker and enioy tablrshed res tau1 anl 1111eC1 hNT>P "•cJ11q11y vuung children Please ct1a1n llas an opening tor CPalrng '" nn"t>11trc11al coll MORNINGS ONLY an experienceo payroll FHll t lie 1110 VA Pos· 645 7841 clerk 10 work 1n a 4 per- 111011 reporis t1111•clly 10 ---------• son department Abtltty the V1ce-Pres11teur oµer-NEW FUTURE In spare to handle extensive dl1ons Salary com-11mo 11111mate multl·level phone commun1cot1ons rnensu1a1e w1111 e><· tood plan lnlo cell Carol and 10 key by touch a perrence Call 651 6266 552-59 19 must Salary com- Asl 101 Phrl rck~t"'" me11sur a 1 e wll h e • - Aeo;t.1u10n1s Lc111 ~ K>tt ht>•• l11r 11,15 Ifie tollo..,1119 01-wr\u\OS Mt•ll !'llC<'I .11111 P111 111111 c 0111tt I lJ'''~'''' t.u111har A II ll•1t illl "l1Ct!I ~ 10 AM G PM 11,4,.,, lh111s 6 llM t.7 Noo11 '>und.,vs F1,\k111q 1110 ~ fllllJ pr Pp .11A11011 workP•S PIT I JO 11m Ii IJITl Mo11-Tl•1.1rs 6 0111 1' noon 51111 All •W1JltC.i111ts mus• he •·~ l t c 1p~r: .1 ul 1h ·r t!" .J.lblf Mu~I 1 ,_.~10 dtHJ ~ll'"'~ E nql1~h Apply l•t! llss1s11ng Newspaper O~alP• 111 Irvine area Must er\foy wort ing with t hold•c-n Mon rri 10 rio 1111 7 JO pm m Van <;1a11011 Wago11 or Small J 1tkU1J 11eedPC Only very "'q1Jo11s11Jle neat l)erson 11l'~d illJOly S alary $20(,(00 week plus rn11e- agl' Contact G tlyae M? 4121 Mcm Frt 9 '30 - 1 t 00 .1 m ONLY New~p,iper MOTOR ROUTE CARRIER perie11ce Apply rn per- son tJet.,..een 8 am 5 pm at THE JOLL 'I' ROGER Inc l 7042 G1llene Ave Irvine 7141 546·0331 PHYSICAL THERAPIST Pnva1e practice group seek rng Independent Physical T her ap1s1 111 or - lhoped•c rndusmat set- 1111g G&rden Grove :'l•ea Call JoM (2131949 2208 MHLTM CLUI Iv.el·•· 10 AM t:i' Noon lmmPd t111me Nd depen •JC "/ I f'ln• I "" \ Krtr lu!ll 1111mPC11ate openings for AM 11e1rverv. Must be 18 yr ul age and have valid Caltl Oriver Lrc with cur- '"'" car insurance Npt Bcl1 Costa Mesa, Fntn Vly Hunt Bch Santa Ana 556 5426 before 11 am P11nllny Busy Costa Mesa shop counter Xero• C1aOle person 19 rrJunt:t111 1017 C:c H:'lr t;cir Blvd Vallev fac11 neq g1vm9 ltl.l•OC..I .it l..illlliHJe tours nam.Jhn9 phones U 1111 e I Sarr 1.1 Arn loll.' typing. r.omputer 97q 0747 input snme oulSrde LUllCH DELIYE•Y soles gd P R Pleasant " working cond n-smk en P/1tme naskf't delivery TME RHISTH vuon x1n1 oenet11s Mr Mon Fri 9 2 T111ns nee W1essner 962· 1J7d Gie;11 opporl 497 3729 n11r11ng Help wen1ed tor sandwich iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiilliiilll ONA preparation ~1 or over MA•AGERS NHDEI E'1tpe11enced. FI T days, Call belween 9· 10am 11 you have 11 sh•llon XlNT working co11dltlons 645-t 100 wagor1 or Van and can and benellts 642-8044 1ec11111 1rarn mo1tvate or apply In person 466 and superv•~P te,.nagers Fl11gsh1p Road Npl Bch con1acting new cus OFFICE CLE•., te>mer s 101 loc11I news-"" Full Time. to include retail papers you can Parn ,ale' Type 45 wpm, 10 pao;1e up 642-0143 PIT Saies College stu dents preferred $6 00 - $12 00 hr 645 5760 Oft 1 PM Steve REAL ESTATE Aentalfsales agent for ac- tive Balboa Island oll1ce We have openings tor two e11pe11enced, tull llme ltcensod egenls Com- missions only, Cell Bette Walsh - \\i\Tt kl kCl'\T llOMI" Inc. REAL ESIAIE '31-1400 Housekeeper for busy pro tesstonat rn NB must oe 1Pspons1ole wtown trans 5 hrs a I.lay. Mon.Fro, AM or PM REF'S req'd 640-6962. 8 30 to 5 30 $450 to $ROO per week worllcn1.1 evenings ana key add Must work ---------•I Trowel coat ~ystems llM PC SALES PERSOll Sa1urC1ays Musi be 2 1 0, w~nds 957-3969 0111e1 t..on111 t M r r;ut time rob 1 SPM, stu- Ol'nt no expertence 1e- q1111ed .oll1cet typ1n9t llllln g S4thr Wells Fargo Real Es1a1e Salespersons Needed 642-;22'! Must know IBM PC soll- Cook F/T or P1T t>reak-wnre Call artPr 6 pm 11151 e~per /\pply Patio Com Put er Baron C.ale 1900 w Bntboa NB 979-2488 673 1401_ INSURANCE CLERICAL COUNTER HELP Ory cleaners ltvrne 5'l2-6965(1-7pm) Counter help w111 1ra1n, 6 dys pr wk 644-4422 644 d42 1 Berostrom CIPan1>1 s CdM Opening on busy otfrce typing requrred. 2 yrs '" oer xl111 salrirv t 7 141 771-2010 Jack-1n-the-bo• 1205 Baker St, C M seeking <:<>unter help for day shill Full time & PI T oosrt1ons CUSIOMER SEA\/ICE ilViltl Also rull T1me AM Person neede<l to handle ma,,1ter1ance pos1t1on mode•11te 10 t1eavy CU5· fonier r ontact and ~ome Kenner help PrT wknd ltght o tllre w or~ 1-ve-tn Orrver o; Ii Pleasanl voice 1s a must rU!PCleO 540-4234 1111d golld 11t11tude •!I a • ' II vou Ill 1'115 Cle":r IPll011. give me a coll Judy, 636 9334 Deflvery stock person P • T mus I have A t driv 1ng <t!COl\l & be ovPr l8 APPLY Mesa VercJe Pharmacy 297 t Harbor Blvd CM LEGAL SECRETARY Np1 Bch ltllgill•011 f11m needs eJ1periAnCPd legal $1.'C•l'tary F r XL NT skills w shrltind• speed w111ing req Good ben- l'hts )(LNI oppty Call 640-6960 LEIAL SCTRYS (2) DEllTAL ASSISTANT needed tor t;u,y gen I Sharp enthusu1strG ADA practice in Rounrltree 01 548-7058 WAeft.days between I I 00 a rn and 2 00 p m MANA&ER TRAlllEE $400 S600 per wee~ Learn fastest grriwing in· dll51rV Ill us Na1101\al Or9anrza11ori e~pa11e11ny No E•per riece~snry We 1ra111 C:ill Mr Herrrs 66<' ""8° M11sseuse' wantf'<l "•II wnr1<111g cnnt1 Wp will tra111 '"' Ln11r9P 111 our ,111tf' ,1pr>rovPtl sctioul ll(lµly 11 7 Ill N lii1rl•1)1 Full1•1 lon , ... , tl 2f m M.~1111P t(lupt• wontf'<t ro 111••11 m.m ,1gP -;mall t111s1- rttl~'-pa1 I tin11• w1ll1no hJ l1'11r11 848 5qc15 Mecnnn•c "'P"""n' Prl <>wn tools AJ'fl"lv ; "''" 0111y Mart 1reqor Y ac.ht Gorp 1631 Pl11r .,11t1.1 C.c><>I~ MP'iil MEDICAL ASISSTAllT OB GYN back OIG f T Bldg Fashlo11 Island NB Seahawk Oil 64• 45)3 PAA f l IME PERMANENT IEST PIT JOI UI ORAM&E COUITYI $5 • H • Sl per/hr Newport Beact1 Marketing hr rn has seveal opflnlngs te>• 1e•mons1blP, mawre mrrr(18C1 111dll,lrtOllS l'•'Upfe GOOD SPEAKING VOICE A MUST! Mor n111gs nllernoons. Pver11nqs & wee~ends ~va1fab1e A gre111 way lo 111crease your Oudget <10llAr s We p:iv tor your 1rmn111g F(ir 1n1e1v1ew •lJlJ'll raff Mr Bleeme1 645-5111 Our Howa11 main olf1ce nas a new Corona del Mar branch Call Pac1 l1c Coastline ask tor Morrno 714 720 1105 RECEPTIONIST Npt Bch Arcnnectural Firm seek111g 1nd1v1dual w1111 pleasant phone per- sonalny tor front omce. 1yp1ng 45 wpm For •nter- V I 1'"' C all Calhy 1>75 6442 RECEPTIONIST I SECT RY 0 1ve1srfled OC delol)ment company has openrng for Recept1onrs1/Secre1ary wrlh 111<.e lronl oftrce ap pearAnce Job duhes 1n ctuCle Phones typing ot contracts and ottier cor· respondence or<1e11ng 01 supplres cus1omer ser vrce, ere l\pply tn person MOLA DEVELOPMENT COAP 608 Adams Ave, 11ur1t111gton Beach 536-25•17 fltPll~t> snnd resume to S~ll 11Jte Items Hove 1omethlng to sell? 642-5676 CIUSlfled ads do II well REOEPTIOMIST Front olflce position Re- quires good skllls and knowledge ol general of- fice procedures Good salary t111d company ben· eflt program Apply on person Edick son Yachts, 1931 Deere Ave trvme ~ec-ept1on/Typ1s1 Newport Beacn A E office looking tor a person wllh good oftrce skills. type 65-70wpm 651-3183 RECEPT/SECnt OC Airport area F1nanc1111 Serv Firm requires 1n- te11rgen1 well groomed 1ndlv1dua1 lo• lrom desk E>1ptgood refs Type 80 wpm tmmed openrng Call 553·0940 R.E. PHFESSIOllL Well located Nwp1 Pen1n office has desk spac;e tor 1 sales egent L11>eral comm1ss1on & 01ot11 shar- ing Plitya A E 673· 1900 Restaurant App1ica11ons uerng ac- capled tor oay time bartendrng day toed waitress day cocktails day nostess Apply rn person 111 the Rusty Pelican Newport Beach Between 8 30-11am onty l=letarl Sales PART· TIME llELP Some tull-trme a11a1I l oc<1t applrance store ot Air T1 eatme111 Equip needs PI T eve help 6 IOPM Mon-Fri 01 6 IOPM Mon-Tnurs & • • aay Sat No previous sales or clerl< e~per needed We train Some mgmt positrons avall $600 mo or 1ncent1ve pay program Prefer 21 & over Call (714) 6'41-8692 Otwn 12-9PM Retail Sales PART-TllE llELP Some full-time avail Local appliance stora of A11 Trea1ment Equip needs PI T eve help 6 -l OP M Mon-Fr i or 6-IOPM Mon-Thur& & ... day Sal No previous sales or clerk exper neec:ted We train Some mgmt pos11tons av1rl $600 mo or incentive pay prog1 om Prefer 21 & over Call (714) 541-6692 btwn 12-9PM ROOFING MOT ROOFERS Large project. need top quality workers. Foremen (41 capable of runnlr19 crews Journeymen ( tO) 5-10 ye11rs expertenoe REPAIR 11/F Capable of Quality work Must know all types of rooting 5 years eK- JW"rience SALHPERSH Pa11111me Must know ma- 1eriat~ ~ how to bid fobs 142·1222 More r1mltles are ge1Ur19 the carnping "bug" this year. If you nave a camper that's not ge111r19 used, NII I\ now wllh e Clastlfted Ad 101 busy Newport Beach t1un1rngton Beach Self 1 econstr uctlve general starter 3 yr, lf\QBI prac11ce EKPl'rtence 1n 0Kpet1enco Musi hove cltls,l1Pd ad 956. Oa1ty ·:-=. • .;;;;;;;;-..-;;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii~ Piio t PO Bo)( 1560. I 1t1k111g hydrocollOld Im-Cafll law Seuetary to IJIOSSrons. coronn polish partner 847-604 I rng & the making & tron-LEGAL SECRETARY ming of ecrylrc tempor-NEWPOAT BEACH e11es E•cellent benefits Lg Law Firm seeks 11xper & salary 63 1·4236 l egal Seely 10 real eatote OESK CLERK -PM Iner & assoc In FIT PIT. rell1ble, respon-branch olc Prefer Mag Sible, mature person. mifl Cord uper Salery com- wage 957·3083 risk for men,urate wtexper. Kint Barbara or Pel benefits Please ae11d re-sume wtaolery reqs or Orlvers wanted, Morning call Sylvie W11rn11r Md afternoon. Mon-Fri, •ooo McArthur BlvcJ Ste use yovr own cer Apply 350 2474'-> Newport Blvd. N-port Beach Ca 92660 Costa Mesa !1Tli--02U Co~ta Mes11 Ca 92627 MEDICAL ASSISTANT With p1ev1ous expor1enGe Must 1tavt> ltrn1lec1 X ·Ruy p1i1m1t 16 hr t lttlts, Sat & Sun 4pm lo rTildnlghl Coll 631-3999 Maureen llHSEllllA Par1/llme. llPIJrOll 25-30 h1111waek Mon -Fri Re- lrntile. with dopendaOle lnsur!ld car 640 6040 Mo<Jels Actors, pit XtrM conimer1:1nls & tv Show CSE' 778 FILM ktd' IOU Drug Clerk BookkeepCif. part )lme, Mon-Fri 1·6 Must have book:ket1plng e>1per1ence Type J5wpm Call Terry 642 1580 ~aily Pilat · · Escrow manager n~ tor well estet>ll•h.O com pony Mndllng Newport Beach, Cotti! Me111 & 11un11noton fl111ch. Salary Ph•~ perc.ntega. Send rM umes to Ad it57 Dafty P1101. P 0 Box 15IO. CoS!8 M1m1 CA 1:1.1027 PART TIME Newspaper KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! AGES 11-14 EARN lJ> TO $75.00 PER WEEK We "°" have I~ openrnp lor 7ouna eaaer beavers to mure readers for Tht Oranae Coast 01ily Ptlot Our crews sl111 •I 330 p m and wor• unhl 8'30 Pm wttkdftys On S1turd1y, wt woi~ • ltw more hours You ••II urn many 111ps and pr11ts. alollt w1lh e.t111tn1 your own fllOnty llttrt rs no dehv111n1 01 COll«hOn IOYolY'1j 11 you m intuesttd, pl4ast ult Mr (art MCA COO( (714) 548-7058 or care Cott• Mete Sa111etwhlle. 3'~ yrs 3 Okr 83-S7J 43 1.7211 ~rch B•y. So L•o 'Schllly" 499-4139 or ... Y wl)'·bl I regular 111ve 1omethlng you wll'll c I••• 111 • d r •ad ar lo tell? Clettlfi.d ads dO Deliver Daily Pilot by auto m Laguna Beach area (:l hours per day). Weekdays P.M . - weekends A.M. Earn about $400 per mo. Call Mr. Bar row or Mr Bus h 642-432 1. EU!<: Want Adt Call ~2-58711 m19 el <194· 1788 WANT ACTION? CllUlfed Adi 8'42·5e7& 842·6678 It _. .. 8'42•$071. \ • Orienge Coeat DAIL V PILOT /Monday, October 10, 1983 Aatls1n IOI hraltare Piun/Oqaaa IUI Trailt11 h .... lal!!!!f 9111, Jaf!l!t4 a ..... lae1N TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE UHnijSER $126 CHIFFOAOBE 11•0 Circa 1930'1 5•9-2430 MOVING. QllM!l •leat* PIANO tmall uorlght, twlv '""~ 1024 l•W 1112 .... ,. 1117 Vtl•t 1175 couch. Ilk• n-. 1145. ttOOI. walnu1, ral>uttt, LovaMal 185 Gold db141 tu* rllady 10 pfey. wlll Arllloc;ral t8tfch) Travel LAROE SELECTION OF M's UI 1011 '73 Wgll. dlt bl\11, AC, runt contour chtlt, Ma. New ~. 1750 841-6872 !:...flllttbO. •Pfop':"13 1•!o3w1 • NEW & USED BMW'S! GOOD SELECTION! o7r3•!5t.,3 $17050.,l ofr ACROSS 1 Cubed 8 Article 10 Scotel'I plald 14 "A a..1 for -" 15 Temporary a tar 18 Jacitpot 17 Prime 18 Sense 19 Mention 20 "Too little. 22 Calmed down 51 Large bird 52 Snakes and - 54 Spurner 58 Russian name 59 S tate 61 Ending lor mod or pop 62 Elysium 83 Neglect 64 Called 65 Variety 66 Madness 67 Garmen! 24 Assembly DOWN 28 Evergreena 27 Soap Ingredient 30 Chalice 31 Increase 32 Veterans 37 Pipe fitting 38 Sternest 40 Part of India 41 "S" of "RLS" 43 Poond down «Absorb 45 Nitrogen compounds 48 Deviate 2 3 14 1 retched 2 Pecullar: pref. 3 Dear: It. 4 Enthrall 5 Senility 6 Lowly ones 7 Digit 8 Sunsets 9Toms 10 Pavement 11 Ms. Loos 12 Exclaim 13 Acts 7 PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED 21 Also 23 Resign 25 Completed 27 Danish money 28 Cadence 29 Alt 33 Sully 34 Mild oath 35 N.V. city 36 Silly ones 38 Pitch 39 Front 8 9 42 Green 43 Nominal 46 Three: It. 47 Kickback 48 Plums 49 Ralph - Emerson 50 Garden tool 53 Animal body 55 Identica l 66 Seasons: Fr. 57 Radicals 60 Hairpiece 10 11 12 13 Eastl1ka 48" tq 01k table 1300 3 rna1chlng round 1811 oak chairs S75 11. 494-7340 IEWPT &mell IW.L Have You Visited Us Since THE GRAND OPENING? A Lot Ot New Mach1ndl1t Plut New Dtalera 1957 Newport Blvd. C.M 645-4272 Southbound 1>e1ween Bay St & 19th queen mall & ec>tlng1, """' • .100. v • .. $ Wa'rt deaNng on 83'•1 11 • ., • tvta. ·• 185 Be1u1.111111op GOf• Story & Clartl Plano COf\· I • ...I I ··uo1 .-.... '76 266DL. el(l1 cond, ·~ lee llbla ..,,, Ant" cut tole walnut l(lnt cond na t ntl ll --•. 00 ~ elus d.;.::V,.:. & ~:-b· $1470. 842-4901 Ptrll toll Wiil• wt1h old. _, . • --·.,, _.. •=----=--.....,---=--• 1221 N H ... ..,.. 957-3989, a~ 752-74 11 trl, 1225 97~49e Thorn•• TtantlltOf Ban· PAINT AND LIOHT 800Y LIM HAii... -.,.,. Moving sai.• Dining rm bOx Organ, 3 kty bOatdt, WORK Save U & In· VOLUME SALES (at Riverside Fwy l '12 Vil.YI H I Hiii · 1,. wlleets t>ench. llkt new. aacrlttc. et..,. your car's VWut SERVICE' LEASING 1•772·9800 IL Wllll chin• & H rvtr 11200'. S7000 or btlt olltr. by II. 9lll 9e9·1221 3870 N. Cherry Ave. m•• tm Auumt paymentl OI Coll over 12000. On u 848·71112 0< 548-1900 Alttt Wut.. toli LONG BEACH 'filoRd(lXWgns\606. $ 3 3 8 / mo o AC waler'*l w/hdbOatd 6 Uonghl waM piano. Brown (No. cntfry exlt-405) '73 CORONA 2 dt httd· ( 1EHH008) ntr S 150 Coc;ktall ttbltt wood llnlah Good work· Hlghtet calh lmmed. for ll 1•) lll·lllO top, I 1200, l(lnt 492.3530 LUll-&111110& l.g dHk & chr. 1250. Ing condition. 1480. Y~ ~· f2omat85 tie Of 'fraCS.ln1 Wek:Omt 111 1llO Must sell. mtke olr. 1!"42·600fl lor-v"· u<11-v Now Optf\ Sun 11_.. t0itwlfta t __ · __ 873·2290 lt D ta ltll I S 159 wl'87 rbit eng, 12 voh. Roll top desk S 1500, 3 Mt• Muat SllC'fllk:a: n-mod· ,,.,.. ' 1232 l~'I a .... Aaa't bilmlef Royti b aj"ii" hvy duty xtraa. green .•-.i .. •c-.·-"'P---i..-1"!'1~7~7 ot crvs· $100-$275 ea , ern blacll canvas aol• & ...,.~-·stlc 1 k 1..a... ...... .6.. MafOr Saloon. Valut $12001obo,497·8111 oak hal rack $250, 9' Din cnalse, $800/obo. Ah. 5 1 pr nu .....,....,.. p ra ......, .... ·•5 B G GOOD ENG tbl,chrsS2500.845-9850 orwknds, 873•1325, •"""obo .• 50•7~,.3 · Wantto tell yltNM $19,000. Muat u ll " U • . ~ " '""' cat, truck, van? Lat 2 $15.000 or offer. Beaull-NEEDS TRANS. WORK. Simon & Helbig Bisqueo =-r,,...e-n.,.1a-=1--=b""l-1c-:k:---c-0""'11-.-e 1 BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA cla11y chlcicl do It for lul car. 530:1528 $400 855·6878 doll, 28", compo&lllon table, 30 x 86 x HI. 1100. Color TV, 2 yr wrnty you. FINANCING AVAIL. DlllU llt ,65 BUG complete n- body, sleepy eyes, 675-0288 1148. Frtt dtl. Open 760-2149 brake system. clutch, ~~e;~ 5:~~;82~ beauty. Redecorellng· 8' gold aola Sun. TV John'a 84&-1788 _______ ,....... _____ , 'IJ 111111 llrH, body & uphola. In -,.--.-----..,.,,-,~1 & lovestat, gd cond. Magnovox COOi. color TV, WI llY JOOll IL good shape, eng rebll 2 Arr iHCtl Oil $200. Alt 5, 546-5773 pecan. S110. 873-1247 OWi •••s Auuma payrntnll ol yrs ago. $1500. 548·8460 455 E coast Hwy HARBOR AREA Sola: earthtonas S300, Panatonlc 12" cir rv. lClnl .... $ 2 2 8 I m 0 . 0 A c '69 Squareback. Motor N-pon Beach APPLIANCE SERVICE Game Tb w/4 cane bll cond. 1150. 646-0486 &II fll011 (1EJH5341 ~ood, nds trans work. 673-0900 We sell recond . guar. chrs $350, Crvd oak an•qu ~-_ _,,,--1..,9,..1n-.--,c'""o.,...lo_r___,,TV~'•. LUll·&lllllOA 675/obo. 645-1771 Iv ---1 • appliances. 549.3077 Brm ssoo. 768-7087 '""' 1•1·1110 msg. _ Aat", Dtant c RCA & Zenith. S 175 each. • -lll WEST COAST APPLlllCE NOW 2 LOCATIONS 1880 Harbor Blvd., CM. 650-7077 or 850· 7082 t32 So Marn SI . Orange 63•-4200 01 558-3992 Rebuilt Relrrgeralors Freezers/Washers/Dryers 3 Months Warranty, Paris & Labor, Delivery Avail MIC & Vose. Mon-Sal 9·6 Converllble couch, Ilka Call 75•· 1691 anytime '711 280Z, gd cond. needs '67 vw Bug. Runs great. AMC nos new, brwnt blue print, ... II: l tOl l paint 12700. 642•2822 xlnt cond Lo mileage ;71 An c .... 1 1 door $285 Lrg teak desk, ti, -•trl eng. new paint, gd Duy ,., norne • " · Stf5 548-7827 WANTED AdvenlUrtH '12HOUTlllt S19001obo,893-1479 fair cond 71,000 miles, new brakes. new water X·L twin bad, i1tra firm, Couple tor Batt botl sall-----.-1-1-,---1 Assume payments of '68 SOUAAEBACK,. reblt purllp Must 581 as soon trame S 125 962-3758 Ing to Caribbean or Mex-USED CARS & TRUCKS S 3 3 6 I m o 0 A C ang $1300 548-2900 as possible S800t0BO. ICO, over CM1tmas Hol· l1EOH031) 9 CHll Jiltll I 124 !days. share expenses. COME IN OR CALL FOR LUll-&llHIOA · 6 9 Sun r o o I Bug 64! •491 Wash/msch 160, motor-Can (1·805) 937-7580 fllEE ...... IAL Ul-lllO $2100/olr Wtll pay tor 7• Jeep Wegoneer, 4x4, cycle s9o, band saw s3o, before 8am or altlll' 7pm Cormier-Delillo smog cert 645·3127 $2500 Good cond 2973 Royal Palm Or Ptwtr lutl t U OIPllUT '12IATIH110 •69Vw Bug., new paint. 675·32lO S/Sun 18211 BEACH BLVD. Aasume piymenta ol 1600 dual port wt 15,000 C .. iJl-ac----,,...l"'ot""" _ ll 14tl Whaler type, 50 h.p. HUNTINGTON BEACH S1l3 65 mo OAC miles rbll. new crpt ,68 Cadillac Conv ........ ible All WEST COAST Nt!f!rl ltack mere . trailer, Clover. all Hl·IOlll Mt-1111 192361. Looks & runs great. "" Walnut din lbl, l?ads, 6 xtras S2500 673-8490 LWl·A•EllOA S1550 Jim 650-3186 Bluetwht top Good lPPLIAICE chrs; dlnelte set. 6 chrs: 18' Southcoasl, atereo. WI PAY'" NLW 1•1•1110 '69 vw-CAMPEA VAN shape 52200 833•1668 NOW 2 LOCATIONS coffee &. end Ibis; p1tio crp1s, cover, docll Incl. ftl llEI UIS • CLEAN & STRONG '76 Sevi1ie. 1 ownr. lo ml, 1880Harbor8tvd .. CM set. bullet, plcturet: Xlnt mainl. & running ALAlllllll $2800 6411-2671 x1n1 cond thruout 650-7077 or 650-7082 hdboard•: misc Items: cond .. $4800/obo. ftiii~-----~""""'I S555011irm 675· 1277 132 So. Main St . Orange hanging lamps; elec 5•8·0281 morning• PllTIAO/UIAll ·1.~gB.ug~u ex:~rec~nd1' 1~·sboll. THE u•lf!EST 634·•200 or 558-3992 trains S11urd1y, 2480 Harbor Blvd. nw Rebuilt Refrigerators 1800 Lincoln Ln at Mercury "Ride Gulde" 19 COSTA MESA . 53 -34 IO SELECTIOI F w h /D 8 328 It elec:lrlc Bay boll, ... 11 IO t reezersl es era rye<s Hampshire. S4 .4 9 Sl500/obo. Mull tell 141·•1 I• -1Gl 70 Cmpr. Ilka brand new ollale model, low mtleage 3 Months Warranty, Paris S2700 553 9633 & Labor. Delivery Avail. f111cliat~ 11 548-8882 Hk lor Mtrll. WI WAIT YHI • C1dtll1cs 1n Southern MIC & Visa. Mon-Sat 9-6 16" 2 H.P'.Rol ,.,rm Sew, 2 7 · c ar 110 n , f u 11 y OWi llll Ull ·11 9 pass VW Van. N-Ca11loin111 See us tOdayt COpper apt. Gas Stove nr new S380. 545-9930 equipped; tnbrd/outbrd, Rad.. pnt. eng s1tong, IUERS dual 350 Me<crulser1. ltht S2250 77 1-5222 OlllLUC 30'', S75. Call 760-0189 &J• A••PIE••-" -...,. Int. complete w/ralrlg, '80 Accord LX. s tpd, xtra '71 Bug, auto, reblt ~-Frigidaire relrlg. 18.7 cu ti, 3 hp. 1 ph .... 80 g., ver· siove, ba, & cutly cabin. option•. Mull Mil $39ll5. $2000. 240-7141 2600 Harbor Blvd. w/bollom treezer, ~Int lical Code Tank. Nevtt N-ly painted & Incl f\111 759•1913 dyt. COSTA MESA cond S250. 962·9832 used. S729. Term1. canvas & 3 wtil trtr. '73 VW Bue. lmmac cond, 640 1860 772-5390 $35,000lbst olr. Call '81 Hond1AccordlX,low 1 ow n er. $3000 • -.... -+--1 Gas Stove, good con-L 1 1 dtt 11 mllta. s 1pd, AM/F"M 960-2514 ~---,----=-,,...,. dltion. $175 Maytag gas TIP I ftl llEI yaaa • aur • or 1 1 Clientlt• 9313 -640·86'18 841-3504 cau., blue, Im mac. ,74 Bug good cond new " ~;{e~' S $75. 642-4994 call 84~792 ,;;.1Wiil""li-iiojmoipioij-""".WI cond., MUST SEE $8400. !Ires, paint. ,2350101,. 1964 Chev Impale. Xii orlg· ...,---------::fll:-:l-1c-1-=-11=-1-1-"-.-1 --.i""2~l"'I ·~~o5::.r•Y11~tc~~~:':: 8e2·2357 or 9e2-0048 551•8120 AM. lnal. 68.000 orig mnes G.E. Washer dryer, xtnt liaaa tl2t =-=--,._--,----:-I Clean Jn and oul N-condttion, used only 8 Autom11lc CuliiQan water Sl 1.875. 552-9728 -,,,7,.,,-J.,,E:-:E:-:P:--J,.,l-=O-t-ru_c_,,k-. ...,V""8~.• '75 Rabbit, 4 si>d, SYnrool, steel bell Urea. N-bit· mo's $200. 675·4737 softener U11d. $400 '78 15· Bos1on Whaler. / ste reo ca11. 92.000 1ery,genera1or.1nd regu- obo. 842-3531 am '40HP, trlr, Bimini, many ac:/pb,pa, c c. au• Ink, miles All orig Super lat or Must See S 1600 1 llY AmllHll Bl c b 78 m cutout xtr11. 1hore mooring 14200· 673•2912 cond. $1675 631-3016 536-3932 alter 4pm Les 957 8133 ng roi Y rp av-•1. $'950. 67"370' '80 Blue Touota. xlnt. ~-.... -+-...... -11 • & Bill Haley & Comets, .. .. .,.. " ' 77 VW Bus. absolutely ~Monte Carlo, good Kenm""e washer & dryer. 45rpm w/Shlke Rattle & -G-laup--.,--,-2-· -Boa--1.-x-ln-11 Cmpr, big llras, shocks, lmmac SA350 obo Can cona, new ures. tuneup, xlnl cond I 100 81 Roll and ABC Boogie. cond. 3HP Johnson ang. se950lolr. 551•8120 AM Sandy 546-0883 alignment, 65,000 mt. 544-6•88 18000 472-A289 Uk for Just rbl1 S325. 846-3349 Tracb •78 Rabbit ha tchback, $2000 646-0968 Maytag .... /w_s..,h-r-dry-r ..,S3"'="'"00.,,.., __ B_'11_._,.,,.-,..-----:-:i 1Ntl Lil fOH .,.. ... ,...,...'I"'"!!""!!,_..,.~ •lllelUU'I sunroof. mag whit, '81Vella.11 beige. mirror ~~--+-+-+--'41 GE Trash compator $40. Brass celling fen. new wl4 '1 SOUTH beaut i I u I S 2 4 0 0 . T -top. loaded, mint cond. GE Relrlg 3 yrs old tulip lights, olllc bladtl, 24'1 Dolphin by Sparkman ----,..------552-3519 S15,500. 682·2673 S3001olr GE dbl oven take S99 552.0798 & Stephtnl, 1977 lraeh ·aa Int, v. ton PU, utllty cou11n stove elec S300. GE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil watt< boat wl8 bags ol MrY '*'· •Int. $1300 =1-•l,.t,_W-.u=t-. .. ..__S..,1 .... M-. ltlt Waat.. 5100 ltlt Waat.. 5100 Dshwshr $75. 831-3263. llil1, traller, many axtru 960-2514 lllZI _ _ _ Spanish King hetdbOlrd $15,000 . P.P . (714) .78 Ma.tdl natbed PU, Sales SALES Retrlg. $225, Wash-w1n1te 11and1, 1mtlt 846..,.497 or 980-8125 aunrl + mall" xtru. uWE WILL Ill '78 Super 8"tle Conver-t, Classie '70 Chevette con- champagne edll, 37K mi. vert. not running, needs burgandylwht top/inl. 4 Handymen 10 restore spd. llU brl<tlbett, gar-$695. Bob 963· 7246 aged. Xlnt cond. S65001 --SE_E_l_S~Fl __ ll_S_T_I -olr (2131372-9192 * * * •Int OllPITEH W&JTHS/W&JTREUES =~~~~,s~~56::.s~~h-~~~~a~Y•i~go~~ ask tor Ben. s20001otr 873-l431 IE t•lllll 111 IOllEY Mature person w/busl & Ill IOYS <h1•r'•> $75 64•·9797 '63 COLUMBIA 28, fully v... aa.ao Volume Sales. Service compoter exp 754·6363 Private club. Varied dey & Relrrg. 12 cu It, perl cond ·~~~~~~~~~I equipped lor live aboard ~ And l eallng SHORT HOURS U LES PEllSOI evening shtfls oncludrng $200. 548-7827 wit h N-port Bch slip. 1972 Dodge SuperVan. 18711 Be.ach Blvd. ·79 4 door VW Diesel N- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml we nave a good setec11on ol NEW & usea Chev· roletsi See us today! weekends Call 496-5767 ---Desk, (elect typewriter $11.000 cell 675-6457 Ca rptt. p a na i In g , Hun1in1 ton Beach eng, new trans. two new : =~0~0-~66~upplles F~:~:~"'8J~~~~ka~:~~1·--------81•1. Mattriala 6014 IBM) Chair $250 Oak '82 MacGREGOR 25· hl·blcks. auio. stereo. (714) 42-2000 ~:~h~~IF~e~~di:c~~~ •No EJipet Necessary ends 95~3989 Weuress s & Waiters Loo1o.1 21( 6 redwood ded(. Dresser 675·7753 7''1 hp Honda. VHF radio & cust ~~1· ~heels. 12500 ~-------,,....,.,,. cassette player. dual •Extensive training --over 18 appty on person rng From 49 cents pert• ET llEAIY Fiii many extras $1700 take obo. -5 9• J11aar 91 tanks. louvered wtndows. progr1m SCTIY/lllPll. 17613 Newporl Blvd, C.M fencing also HarDc.r I over pymts S•0-5731 or '68 Dodge, rebll 6, '8YxJ6, cherry Rad, xlnl luggage rack. $5000 obo CONNELL CHEVROLET , "' JI .i r 'tii 11 I~ • ••t'..l\\1 ~,, • Wttllly PayGuarantee tor Newport Beach Resteurani-Redwood 7141531-1317 CMllSTllS 641-1050 ext 221 $7501olr, 548-9697 condition, no buge. (714) 673·66&5 •Pi.as.rot. Prolesslonal arcnotecturai ltrm Sktll W&JTRESS/WllTH Skylight patio cover WLY WINDSURFER Rocket 99 '78 Ford, Beverly Coaci 28,000 ml. $25.865 9-5. ---------1 =ft....~ .. ~----'~3~ Ole tn Corona Del Mar required AIP AIC. gen-enclosure. 30 " 15 II Ceramtcs made to order. Unused, death In lamlly Teak conv, 35K ml, Mon-Fri. 661·9121, Altar '79 VW Dsl Rabbit, di•. air . .,_,, II you're Dr lg hi and eral ledger payroll, wtrh car lor wicker basket $1100 obo 642-5077. including nativity set, Sl,050 650-0851 amllm stereo. Michelin 5 and wknds, 499-3682 4spd, 4dr. stereo, ilnt. 172 Monaco Sta Wgn. S46-l 200 energetic, C a ll Mr lypong. phones & conec-lunch service 9 am-t large & small snowmen 1 S Thoma. ..... 1w~n 6 am & Irons Computer word pm, Mon-Fri Earn ap-673-0365 M l ~ l 1gi• rad alt. dual ale. 9800. MtrC .. H Ital 11111.a5 24K ml $4700 851·3922 good cond $900/bst olr .... .,.... ...... and large & small Senll II It a f · Dys 553·840 1. eves "' ~ " =......,,,.....,.,.,.....,,----,,....,--548·6041 1 pm al processor exper prel proximately $150-$ 175 &022 Clauses. Mr & Mrs San-4 H.P r e::a -EVINR E 675-2092 366§@( 3.5. loaded. ·h I '73 Cslll Bug, just 18· 173-0118 Call 7141759·9141 weekly Must be neal. FrH lo •Tea 185 100, 2 Sizes Orna-0 ~ .... """lobo call stored See lo believe, ·73 Coll 4 spd rnag whls. P e r s on a b 1 e an d ~~~~~~"""~~ outboard. never been •-ti••" w...... .vvvv • 1 Secretary/Bookkeeper 2 bro1hers1 Pert Russian men1s and oltlef 1tem1 used S800 obo 676•8023 -C•I 5cr 751-4705 S3000 firm 553-9633 atr shocils. am/ m stereo, Si i.. Detail person. gooo office energetic Cati lor •P· blue & grey atrrp tiger ki1· Please cell Louise for 111 1 &A.AS ....._-..,..,,.~-----,81 Ptc"up DX 5 spd. 19K rebll eng. runs xlnl S695 po1ntmeri1 between 10 Pl t 1 1 1 I Nd 0 der 840 8709 IHI 1 t. ~ '70 280SL. very clean, low " or best otter 240·3152 Wlll00-1100 skills. non-smkr, med. am and 12 noon, or 2-4 tens. ay u ' ovng your r • 71._ ·55PackardCUpperDelux. miles. $15,900. 831-1105 ml, blk/l1n, mags. cess , 1 n s s 1 a rt S 150 0 pm LORl's l(ITCHEN, gd horne. 498· 118 1 eves. ltniet -$ 600 extra lites. cover, nart =r-.,-.=-------,,,.3,,...,.19 .. r .... Plrt lt•tl 63 7""5 --________ ......,, all orig. 1 · '77 2•0 D ...... ,, h t "" • 1• ""' 3077 So Harbor Santa Tragic Case! PleaM helpl Kenmore Washer & Dryer, Gt cm;Topsttnt. 642·3482 842·74&11 .. • .. ,, pare men . llond $4650 646-1030 ~.,-,--=---:----:-Eu y acceu/alr con-Ana (Harbor at Carriage) Blklwht mother cat & 2 runs 111ent. $275, 20 ga.I G 1 F Sn Rf. loaded, XLNT or 831-4721 '66 Must Conv Nu rad pnt ~~~:"' olflceE LYI I G SECllnAAReY E 979-0747 prec kittens desperately ll•h lank, tttnd, lleattt. P~ ~'!';fO--O~~~ ~-LAMBORGHINI 1970 cond .. I 10,500 642-5175 "'·a=-=1-:vw-=:-:-=0s::-:-1-=R,...a:-b:-:bl,,.1-=P:-U:-:LX:-::-.1 awm1w,thmt lopca:.~ed. ·1'nn11 mec6 cynt -11111 llAI or eneral and at •· ---nd home nowl Owners ale, S60; '76 Bultaco. II Gold w/brown & creme 280SE 3 5 C -ft NoCharge-backs! tate retatedollice,Good Wanted · E11perlenced movlng 498•5072 19,s2oo.HondaElslnore PROF.BOAT FINISH INther Int. reblt eng, · oupe. lo ml. 5 spd, AC. cond S57001obo No Reserves! 1yp1ng skills • 60 wpm. Servers and Counter help CR 125, xlnt cond, '600. CUSTOM VARNISH good oond, $25,000/obo. ~;~:· mint. S l l,750. $4 190/ofr. 840-1289 673-7085 Call Brian, 838-9334 Phones, Computer elt· for Health oriented Cale. Very Special: VanlHa lvdge A11er 5 pm, 9&8-0280 Free ttt. Dave 840-5449 (619>459-7722 '82 Ribblt. convertible,· .,7,..,4-L-=T~D-.-4-d-r.-p-1-5-P-1-b-. •..,..Ir. perlenc;e a plus bank rec Must be conscientious Hlrnsla~an call Male, '79 2AOD lmmac cond I 8K d SALES. INTERIOR DEC ·~.,.... filing, a' nd misc 1 k 1 11 1 t I I C I ioYI g •• .._ ... , U 1~1tty 71" a-... ~ ' ' ' a r • mags, mt, un er 45,000 ml. 1 Owr>r. reg F--.. lon Isl. Fine '"'ome :Au .. tl~;,. 536-3347 endaDetowor u tme neu ·'" o a n ""em ......... p n.--- , ,.....C 81!,10001875m1311ff87. $12,995 war1ntte $10,900. gss S 1995 obo -• ., u v~ • and weekends Apply at family only,498· 1181 Alhletlc Club, $700. a 645 0792 551 9295 5 Furnllhtng1 retailer need Mother's Market and 851-1183 oat 1 P to renl n --Aa•l 9107 · · or • 51·6275 axp SlleS Person Must Secretary/ Person Friday Kitchen. 225 E. 17th St, &OZS port Betch, Holdt up to •"" ________ "!'I '80 300D, 9"rl, xlnt cond. =-=-::-,-:-:-:~,----,--know drapery measure 8am . 4 pm, Mon-Fri Faraitart Mens clothing: Mtd/lg 341t boat. Fixed bridge to '74 Fox, A dr. auto, xlnt Lo ml. 119.SOOlblt 011 '77 GRANADA. 4 door, H""IComm Mr Bruce. Musi be wllllng 10 work In Costa Mesa • Mon·Fri be· *•Sols & love Hat. xlnt 1ea1t1er Jk1. 2 Ftretl ptnl•, no tall sailboats $250 mo. con d . Io o k 1 /run• 540-0985 dya, 675•8478 'M YW IAlllTI xlnl cond . atr. FM/AM, a4~. Nettle Creek a busy ol~e wlheavy tween 3.5 pm. on person cond. very clean. Brown thlrts, a1 e Chttp. 85()..8551 grMt.$1475. 557-4329 evnlwlmda. 114 ITlt n-tores & bllt. $2350 only. .. S 90 960 5 .. H 795 Amigos Way, Eut· Phones Musi be good tones .. eking 1 . -.,.. .. evtt Side tie . Uttle Island, tO It '94 New Audi 50008. E119') , 8 1 3 8 0 SL s 11 v1 , IElll llWl blull N.B. 760-8688 S11et Management wolh logures, able to deal Wanted Klndergard8ii""i(;: 551-27087 alt 8pm. N-Big Boy roil around beam, maximum lngth 36 option, lncl'g IHthtr. blue/n•vy, elioys, fully '83s DISCOUNTED! WUT AOIALUllE1 Wtlh people. good driving structor Mon lhru Fri 9' c1r1mal velvet sofa, BBQ spil mtr $80 Wall ti. 673-0788 Tak• OYtr IN. $388/mo, loaded, pe rfect Cir. ot•ltlWUUll '81 T·Blrd, Town Lindau. Fattest growing health & record. salary open 10 30·6 30 Call Amy walnut trim. xlnt cond unit SSS Tbl lamp 525 •-HL... • ...1 tO-838-5"5 alt 6pm. $31•500 1146_1030 or uir loaded. still under •~· nutrition company ts Apply between 10-12 am YMCA. 642-9990 $lOOlobo. 9112•7738 AM/FM clock tbl ridlo ..u-..1 -631 4721 YIUIW-1 tended warrantee. new 1 e111 1ng 4 peo ple or 2-4pm Lori's K11chen, --=--w--cl-Sliflr 130_ 8•4, 752_..000, ••• •e°"rc.,..RlirieN"'·-..w""i·nn·,·,--"is"il'iooii>I ID 1112 · SINCE 1953 MtcheUns. runs on gu or seriously Interested In 3077 So Harbor, Santa Jo.1 &alt vS 9:-couch. $250. Table & A.,.....,ak-1,..bo-u-=1-1,.,.h_e_m_o_n_e_y_wt_ 141·0220 Sa1t1 ha propane. $9725 Call Al their flnanclal future. Hi S Ana (Carriage at Harbor) 6peroenced part Orne pie-chairs, S200 Gold chair, 2242• Bobbit, all 8pm complete. Div 11 Regetli '74 2002. 99k. very iiOOd can .. ._. you thru our 497-3441 b & 979-047• D , h d 548-3979 Board 842-6155 cond. $3800. 1173-5184 purcha•• & ltaM plans comm. onu111. over-lure framer eys S•O King bed .. ea • -_W_A_N_,,T,.....,G,....O,...O""D,._.'_66_M_u~s. rldff. Complete training. SECRET AR Y sher P 548-3019, Eves651-0426 board, $150 662·2673 ORANGE COUNTY Kem"lt Fun Fly 1750 new. '78 530i. All elec1rlc, Ale. • W .. I TANG CHEAP 5•0-9•59 f.'o',,'-T!~13bltwn439·41·P1•~46 motivated, skilled i, Nurse or companion In AnliQue desk, 9 drwrs, lllAOILLIOTtl'I 10'!1' AB.S. Fun Board. SYnrf,txo.l.cond.$8000, IM-.TI ® aves "" -v• m •-S ertlac mast. thort call 850.0253. r-• · exper Value a pleasant your home, have REF's & 42>t22. S 125 540-0942 -•w boom. 842•6155 1301 Quall Strttt ~ Liactl,...a ___ "'1r.1!i olllce wlttrong organ1za-own I rans. experience tn ANTIQUE Slall Pool Tiblt llY -SIU· TUii '80 7331, met 11n11an lteth, NEWPORT BEACH ' ~ ~"6.j IALIS/llAIAIMIT lion In Atll Estate Prop· 1nerapy, speelallzlng Wtlh Sacrifice $395 Relrlg, ht 11-111 Ir·-· .... n 14 4 spd, 11ereo Call, BBS IH·HOO ~. . ·fa 1 owner. run• greal . • 21, ... + ec''Y Mgm81.33S3p51rllng handtcaped or elderly. $75 838-0395 Featurtnn ~·pons ot tll 8' Ciib over Ctmptr wtlla. loaded, lmmac. 45K ~~------.,.,,.-,'T no denlS. all option• ompanlM • u 5•9·0373 ''"' -..... ml $1" 500 E 1 • $850 Jim 650-J186 We 111 e company that eras Swords, coins. line wlnew by/cool, uMd IP· • · • ve · manufactures & sells SEWlll PriiC11ca1 Nurse &-Hous6-Beautilul aolld walnut optics, gunsmith on pro11 20 limes. S1150, 875·2092, dye 553-t40l. "17,.6-JJ"'i'"'d•,..,""1•. •t"'OOl(-·1-1n-d1 fll-trcarw t3ZS Garne Table 4 vtnyl yel-.-Miil MtllllA'S :.!. safety equlpmtnl 10< the Piece wrk rs w/own ondus-keeper experienced & low barrel Chatra $300. premist1 O.C Fair~ 644-8025 .81 3201, met gold. 5 spd, runs like n-. 20.000 ml. •b Mercury. 1 laml"'. lull Individual, f1mlty, bull· trial overtock & straight Io ca I re I ere n c es 5•6-0318 ground, C M Enlar It -----------• 10_.._.., mini Sl l,OOO. $3950/obo 673-9020 SOUTH " neu -& lndustrtal stitch machs. n--"'ed 10 875-5100 gate 5 off "rtlnnlon ......., PWT, 390 eng, runs great v-· ~ """" ' "' ... 1142· 1557 Randy ' S500tolr 673·6145 company sew In own home Ple11se Cata SSOS Boy's bdrm furn. 2 cistm c COUlln Thia 11 an above average leave mess, 631-82<16, quilled fitted twin com-Univ Athlallc lub '82 BMW 3201 S·packege, '73-Cougar XR7 gd cond salel po1illori offering an Heblsmos Espanol ~H~1m_a.,l""ay_a,_n~b-.l-ue-""00""1·n'!"'t. Io r I er s . du 11 er a & Mbrshlp. S400. 850• 1324 wtit, air. cassette, sunrf, pis, cHI. more. Perl VOLllWllEI S 1500 obo 541·6421 1111ramaly good income ---papers. 3'~ yrs S 100 bol11ers Rusi/blue pl11d MilC. Waat.. fp;;-;;..jiw;.;.--~,;.p1 gold BBS. 10 ml I 14.000 cond. $3400. 545--8451 uwl U HT --with potenlltf lor upward Slallonery Store In Corona 494· 1095 or 494-3387 on betge Pd $880. ask--;;;;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;1 980-8325 p L I 57 "' W1 '74 Capri. good cond. runa moblllty del Mar needs FIT e•· ~ rng s2oo. Crnr group • trlC•t 11 lllllllll" well $89Slobo 673-8691 Wt "t up 6 ettlblish IC· perlenced salesperson Persian kllteris. regts-lblllbl toy ches1 lo match Wlml '83 528E. 8,000 ml, •u A 2 !!C bod VolurM Sales. Service 74 VW BUG vary--;;;:;;;;. count• with buslne111 675-1010 terea. shadea cameo St751bottl. 720·0868 MICROWAVE blklt>elge, 5 spd. all uv .,1 . por........ y, And Leas1r:1g cond. S2500 541.5/21 merch1n11 dur1ng normal Teii8r7Cashter !Or IHI males. 851-1853 969-1221 alt. 6pm 11tras, lmmac. 3 yr wrnty. complele, id lor resto-18711 Beach Blvd. ...... hou-We ••11 D~a 5510 BUY DIRECT FROM No down. usume IN rallon 1 17 0 945.5374 ... "--h 76 Capri II. •ed. V8. 4 •"". uv~ness · • ~ paced check caSh stores MANUFACTURER •487 rno 499_5776 or 6•2-8189 nuntlngton .,..c "" to the resldenua1 con-Apply 1623 Newpori 5 • -,,..,..,.---::---,~ (71•) 1•• 2000 snl rl, n1c11~ 57K mt. sumer by appo1n1men1 Blvd Mus• be bond able AK Pomeranian. male. and save Oto 75% onTMw a1ical •••I •71i1i 3 Llllar Targa. bltu ,. ,.&. runs & IOOks grut S2200 durtng the early evening year Old, blonde. S95 All lop quallty6be9 d9 HIS. wtn n 1 ' 1 d ~g=~~~~or,~: stro. recaro Mil. gd cond obo 840-7•88 hours. TOPSSS 6pm&wknds960-0015 setsjuslS . 5.lullsell music a nt wan• ·1 195ooobo631 .6629 lllFIH _ u o ••T TRAINEES OFFER F 1 p f Mod 1 • -lust $79.95 Save even 1n1er11ted In earning '75 BMW 900, new clutch. $ YW 11111 ·16 Capri II V8, 3Dr. alc.4 '"' '"' ema es re es "' Beaut Golden Rel pups, more on queen and king $50,000 • Ci ll 542-3244 35,000 ml, Kr1uMt bags, '7119 t2E. sunrf, new P/6'1. • apd. tadlblk, 1ta1eo tape •In-home MltS Eac:ons <2 13) 886-IS84 Shots. see parents, ready sets Free d allvar y wlndJ·--,.,ring run• alloys. rtblt tng .. chtrry, Se•-, ParF1o,,r& s-· .. ~e cover 12100 873-0194 axperltn<le 1012• s t25 650-4099 Sllng«land drum Ml. 111n1 _ .... _. · ...., _ Y,,. •Neat, protes.s1on11 836-4195 cond t 110. 644-5378 g r •• 1 I 2 O O O / O Ir · S.,.._S«vlc.LeNlng before eam or after Spm 210 Wttt Kltella Ave 76 C1priif.Ve.'"4 apd, ale 6 tlrl<*t TIAll 1111 Golden Retretver Puppies. DIVORCE FORECES &41-oaa7 H.540-800l w. ~CARVER 780•8582 BllwetnN-port Fwy& 1tereo amllm c111, runt SALES REP TRAINEES ... Tl SILL $200. AKC 548·2826 SALE! Beau I. oak dining Ofllct Faraltar•/ '83 HONDA 350XR. 120 l'l...11 '79t14 2.0. Appear Grp. 5 Anaheim Stadium goad. $1800 780-1593 •Wlfflng to learn Help give them 8 head Ptll 95 5 rm wtprinces• claws. !saietat 1121 ml., Ilk• n.w S1450 Flrm. l(l.lS KJICE·Elvf\llJ epd, lmmecui.11. $4550. In Orange •78 Marc Xlnt OOnd AIC. •Nt9t, prol"8io(lll a tart. Eatn top 1$$ p1rt compl oak bdrm, roll top Ca~ hMd field 497· t73f call Frank ...., _.,.., IC'#'l"" '"-~ 140·1289 111·1111 PS/PB, etc s2250, Call & llnc.tt time evening s. Only LHASA APSO AKC malet, on dtHMr & ti.<! Musi Cail an~. In u a· ~ .............. NI~~ ... 111...... 4 newOTI rlrYll& PerMll Pa 962-7974 Vou mull hav1 your own poelllve. dependable. 6 waell•. 1hot1, wormed, seetotppttcl•tt. 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It claimed to portray sexual secret.a from the hidden jungle temples in the Amazon. The booklet called itself the first In a series of erotic best~aellers. (See CRACKER, Pase At) THI ORANGE COAST MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1913 Firemen finish extinguishing blaze aboard yacht in Huntington Har- Delly l'lle4 ...... ..,~" ..... hour Sunday morning. At left is the newly remo dele d Querida. Couple's dream in ashes Fire destroys yacht in Huntington Harbour after m aiden voyage By STEVE MARBLE Ot IM Delly .._ ai..11 Six hours after bringing their remodeled, all-wood vintage cabin cruiser back from its maiden voyage, Michael and Melanie Blum watched help- lessly as the $150,000 vessel was swallowed up in flames. "For a second I thought maybe it could be saved," said Melanie Blum. "Then I saw a fireman going into the cabin with an ax and I knew that was it." The 46-foot Chris Craft named Querida was one of three boats charred in an early morning blaze Sunday on Trinidad Island in Huntington Harbour. No was injured. Fire authorities said the flames caused more than $250,000 in damage. "We lost everything," said Blum. ''It was a one of a kind. It's -well, it's a tragedy." Huntington ' Beach firefighters, still searching for the cause of the fire, said the blaze broke out at 5:49 a.m. on I Object, a 30-foot cabin cruiser owned by Huntington Harbour resident Robert Wyatt. The boat, burned to' the waterline, was a total loss The fire, authorities said, moved quickly to the richly furnished Querida and then blackened the exterior of a 36-foot cabin cruiser named EZ MNY II owned by S.R. Shea of Huntington Beach. "By the time I could get down there I could see the flames coming out of the cabin," said Blum, who lives a short distance from the docks at Venture Drive and Walrus Lane. A pair of Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol Boat.a and 18 Huntington firefighters battled the blaze tor 15 minutes before bringing it under control. The cabin cruiser EZ MNY II eventually was towed (SH YACHT, Page AZ) Hearing set on UCI Hospital Panel e xpecte d to focus.on care for county's Medi-Cal patie nts By ltAREN E. KLEIN Ot ... 0.-, .... """' The effects of a proposed hospi- tal at the UC Irvine campus on Orange County's Medi-Cal pa- tients will be discussed at a public hearing Tuesday in the Santa Ana City Council Chambers. Assemblyman Richard Rob- inson, chairman of the Joint Legislative Committee on Medi-Cal Oversight, called the hearing to get community reaction to a plan to build a hospital for the UCI Medical School. The committee is concerned about the effect a new hospital would have on the large Orange County indigent population, said Bob Campbell, a health planning consultant to the committee. UCI Medical Center in Orange is the primary provider of medical services to the Medi-Cal popu- lation, he said. Robinson, a Democrat from the city of Orange, is worried about what will happen to indigent patients if a campus hoepital draws UCI family practice phys- icians away from UCIMC, Campbell said. UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich, Jr., is e xpected to make a presentation at the hearing, along with the president of the Orange County Health Planning Council, the vice president for health a ffairs for the UC system, and George Hoag, chairman of the board of Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach. "Anything that happens to health car e at UCI or could happen has an impact on the indigent population of Orange County," Campbell said. "We jwt want to (See HOSPITAL, Page At) Resignation accepte d After Interior ecretary James Watt resigned Sunday, P resident Rea gan said , uJim has done a n o utstanding jo b as a member of my Cabinet a nd in his stewardship of the natural resources of the nation. He haa initia ted a careful ba lance between the needs of people and the importa nce of p rotecting the environment. His ded ication to public service and his accomplishments will long be re membered." See other reactions and possible successors on Page A4. COAST EDITION ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Lido blacked out • by broken cable By JERRY HIRSCH Ot ... 0.-, ........ About 2,200 residences and businesses of the Lido lale and Peninsula area of Newport Beach were without power early this morning. The outage started about 4:30 a.m. and lasted about 30 minutes. Laguna pool at school weighed By L.P. BENET Olllle ~ ..... ·- The Laguna Beach City Council will conaider a proposal Tuetlday to build a a new community swimming pool at Laguna Beach High School. The proposal, prepared by City Manager Ken Frank, calls for the construction of an L-shaped pool on either the high school's parking lot or next to the present pool, an aging, dilapidated {acility which sits in the middle of the campus. The pool would cost between $750,000 and $1.l million. The report also recommends the the city and the Laguna Beach Unified School District split the costs. Frank said construction could begin as early as June 1985 i! the city and the district can agree soon on a design, establish a mainten- ance-and-use agreement and select an architect. The new pool has been swathed in controversy since early last year. Financing, design and lo- cation have been stumbling blocks. School Superintendent Bill Barnes said the city proposal differs with the school district's plan in a number of ways. First, the city proposal ca.I.ls for an L -shaped pool, while the district would like to see two pools -a heated !aciJty for young children and senior citizens and a larger cooler pool for the • high school water polo and swimming team.s. "We looked at an L-shaped pool. and feel it's large enough for all the city's needs." City Manager Frank said. "It has one shallow end that's perfect for small chil- dren and the handicapped." The district also has problems (Sff POOL, Paitt Al) A broken cable underneath Lido Park Drive was blamed. About 300 Southern California F.dison Co. customers were likely to be without power until the early afternoon, said &lison spokesman Bill Compton. "A splice failed tn the under- ground cable. We can't route the power around it so we just have to get the manpower out there. There is not· much we can do except fix It and that takes a while," Compton said. Southern California &lison workers started digging up the cable about 9 a .m., according to area resident Jerri Losland. "Everybody is out, even in our offices in the Lido Building," said Losland, who lives in a con- dominium complex in the 700 block of Lido Park Drive. "This is the second time this has happened," said Losland, re- membering a similar outage four years ago. ln addition to Lido Isle, much of the area around Newport Boulevard, the Pacific Coast Highway as far as Riverside A venue and the peninsula were without power, Compton said The Lido Shipyard. the Lido Trailer Park and local business on Lido Park Drive were scheduled to have power restored by about noon. he said. Delly ........... .., ICeW llMI lllll9f Sean O'Neil exits YMCA Indian Guide teepee. Festival harvests success in Irvine By AN DREA ADELSON Ol ... 0.-, .......... City maintenance crews are picking up debris-s trewn Heritage Park today and the Irvine Harvest Festival board already has set the date for next's year's bash following the 11th staging of Irvine's home-grown carnival this weekend. About 45,000 people came to the three-day annual event which ended Sunday. They pitched dimes for cheap ashtrays. munched Greek-style lamb pita sandwiches and became light-headed from midway rides. The carnival's only casualty was a 7-year-old Irvine boy who suffered a minor cut on his forehead after bumping it on the steering wheel of a bumper car, police Lt, Bob Lennert said. Festival olficials also heard some complaints 'ltbout a midway game booth some participants thought was illegal. However. no arrests were made during the carnival, which organizers called a success. INDEX :Boud 84 Movies A3 National Newt a..lfied ~ PoUceLot M A4 .u C2·8 McClintock's Nobel called 'long overdue' "We had a lot of people who, when they were leaving, said it was the best ever," festival President Sharon Ellis said today. El.lia said booth operators, primarily civic organizations selling food and games of chance for fund-raiaing, seemed to be pleued with festival rftwts. A final tally on funds raised was undetennined thia morning. (See HARVEST, Pa1e AJ ) ' O:mb B4 Public Notlca 0-0.Word ce 8poc1a 0.t.b Notices C3 S taie Newt Ed1t.or1al .,... M StockMmbta EntertalNnent BO 'r.leYlllon ~ 04 ThelWI Ann l..anden C2 w.tMr- When pet• meen eo much When a burial In the b8Ckyard I• not enough for that l*oved pet, there'• alwaya the See Breeze Pet Cemetery In Hunttng1on a.ch. See etory C 1. • 81-3 A4 Bl Ba Ba Al I OVCI> A-LWAVS B001'SIE By STEVE MITCHELL Ot .... Dellr .......... The chairman of the Depart- ment of Microbiology at UC Irvine said today the awarding of the Nobel Prize to New York re- aearcher Dr. Barbara Mc:Cllntock la long overdue. And a biologist at UCI said the award to the 81-year~ld woman is "certainly well deserved." The Connecticut-born re- ~archer was honored chiefly for her diacovery of the genetic ele- rnenta In com more than three decades ago. The diacovery had a bearing on research of viruaes carrying disease. "Barbara Is what we call a classical geneticist," uld Dr. Paul Sypherd, chairman of the Depart· rmnt of Mlcroblolofly at UC Related story, Page Af lrvtne. "Way back ln the '30., wlth no method for being able to 1tudy chroffiOllOmes dlrectly, or DNA dlrecUy, ahe and another genetl- ci.at provided the flnt evidence for the phy1lcal exchange of 1 chromolomal material during genetic croeains over -a natural mechanlsm of shuffling genes arol.llld." That'• the way you 1et new k:Jnc;b of genetic types, he u.ld. adc:Uns "It waa a very lrnportant thing, and It wu all done on a atudy of com, not on man." Her work wu largely' !snored until the 19609, • factor that Sypherd said was "unfortunate." fSff NOBEL P Rl2E, Pas• Al l J Three rob Mesa 1nan 's ho1ne safe at knifepoint Three youths confron ted a Costa Mesa man early thl.a morn- ing and forced him at knlfepolnt to surrender $540 from hia home safe, police aaid. The teenagers, dretled u punk rockers, rang the ·doorbell at William T. Roberta' hou.e on the 3400 block of Summel'let Circle about 12:20 a.m., accordlf\I to Costa Mesa Police Sgt. George Ynb.lck. When Roberti answered the door, he wu confronted by tht auapecta, one brandishing a knife, and forced into hi.a garqe. One of the youths told Roberta he would allt Roberta' throat if he didn't open a nearby wall sale. Yezbick uld. Roberta opened the .. re and gave the cash to the youths, who ran into a car waiting outaJde, Yezbick uid. The car wu driven by • fourth auapect. A police inV8'Jtlgat.ion Into the Incident is und~r way A2 * Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, October 10, 1983 Father • of slaiI) tot asks millions A Lo5 Angeles man is seeking $2 million from Orange County, al- leging that neghgence on the part of the county led to his 2-year-old son's beating death. Julius Ceasar Mathis Jr., 28, contends the county's Social Ser- vices Agency covered up for a social worker who had no authority to release Julius Ceasar Mathis III to Mathis' ex-wife, Francine Douglas Montgomery Mathis' attorney. Loel Patten, filed the $2 million claim with the county last Friday. II it IS denied, his next step would be a S uperior Court lawsuit. The ex-wile's boyfriend, Darrel Roberts, 29, stood trial m July for murder in the baby's Aug. 21 , 1981 death. The jury dea~Uocked 9-3 in favor of acquittal; Roberts faces retrial beginning Nov. 14 . He is free on $100,000 bond. The county took Julius mto protective custody in May 1981 , after a baby sitter reported massive bruises on his back and buttocks. The boy was released to a maternal aunt, but she said she couldn't control him and gave him back to the county's Albert Sitton Home for juveniles. Montgomery took Julius out of that facility six weeks before he died. Court records show Presiding Juvenile Court Judge Byron McMillan concluded the social worker released Julius without court approval. No charges were filed. and the unidentified man quit after McMillan demanded he be fired. " POOL ... From Page A 1 with the city's proposed sites, Barnes srud. "Both have been revie wed by the district and the aquatic task force (set up last year to study the pool proposal) and they were found to be unacceptable.'' Barnes said. The distnct wants to build the pool on the high school baseball field But Frank sald that would be too expensive because it would require moving the ball field. The city expects to finance its half of the construction with park in-lieu funds and several land sales. The district IS attemptmg to finance its portion by selling 11 acres of surplus d istrict land in the Top of the World Community. However, the district has been unable to find a buyer, according to Barnes. ----------------------------------------------, ' .; 'f IRV George Liechty works on ice sculpture. HARVEST FESTIVAL ... From Page A1 Although clouds threatened, no rain fell and overcast skws kept temperatures mild. ''It was wonderful. It was better weather than being out m the blazing sun ," said Ellis, a festival veteran. Asked if she plans to assume the chief organizing spot again. Ellis said "can I. have a few days to think about it?" Next year's festival will be during the first weekend m October. Embezzling linked to Valley firm fire By ROBERT BARKER OflMO., ........ Detectives are trying to find out today if an alleged embezzlement of $52,000 may be connected with a $2.2 million fire that swept through the J ohn Treiber Co. in Fountain Valley last Father's Day. Anthony DiLauro, 43, a former accountant for the company and his girlfriend, Eileen Zirkle, 36, were arrested Friday on suspicion of embezzlement, forgery and conspiracy, according to Fountain Valley Detective Rick Christensen. Both are residents of Huntington Beach. The arrests followed an audit of company financial records which showed "unreasonable" checks made out to DiLauro and other employees, according to Christensen Coast Guard quells fishing boat blaze A SPQ.Tlfishing boat out of Newport Harbor escaped vir- tually unscatched Sunday eve - ning when a fire in its engine room was quickly extinguished by a passing Coast Guard cutter Channel Isle, returning from a day at sea, had just entered Newport Harbor and was off Carnation Cove when the small but smoky fire broke out. There were no injuires and the boat sustained only light damage. The detective said that in- stituted a ''call in" system to draw payroll and expense ch ecks by telephone from Security Pacific Bank. Christensen said DiLauro al· legedly collected $52,000 in phony expense checks and either he or Zirkle, who was not an employee. would allegedly forge endorse- ments to each other's accounts. Christensen said bank officials, who had been alerted by police. called detectives when DiLauro showed up at the facility on Friday. Bank officials stalled DiLauro until police arrived and made the arrest without incident. ZirkJe was arrested when she returned home later Friday. Christensen said pohce are at- tempting to find out 1f the com- pany's manufacturing plant in the industrial section of the city on Condor Avenue was dehberately set afire last June 19 to hide possible financial 1rregularittes. Christensen said DiLauro was questioned about the fire but made no comment. DiLauro reportedly was hir<:'d by the John Treiber Co m January and resigned at the end of May. citing personality problems. according to Christensen The company, with offlt'eS worldwide, manufactures equip· ment that cleans and solders computer circuitry CRACKER JACKS RA TED 'X' ... From Page A1 Betty Garrett. a spokeswoman for Borden Inc . whic h manufactures t h e carmelized-popcom-and-peanut treat -was upset, but not so surprised when she heard of the family's discovery. She said the company received five similar complaints about a year ago. "We took extensive security measures to make sure this type of packaging problem did not occur again," Garrett said. She said only six boxes out o{ 4 million boxes packaged annually have had problems. She said the person who inserted the material was not apprehended, but new security measures have eliminated the problem. "We want to make sure that our products are as wholesome and safe as can be," Garrett said, adding that a new investigation would be conducted at the plant. YACHT DESTROYED BY FIRE ... From Page A1 into the harbor away from the two smoldering crafts. "When it was out r went in for one look," said Mrs. Blum, whose husband ts an oral and facial surgeon with offices in Irvine and Anaheim. "But I couldn't go back in for a second look. It would be too emotional." The Blums had spent the past eight months pouring their time and money into the 1964 c.abin cruiser, stripping and polishing the mahogany interior and decorating it with antique lamps, wool carpeting and a microwave oven. A set of Wedgewood china plat.es with a nautical pattern also had been added. "W e had everything just right. It was just the way it was supposed to be,'' she said. "I was just about to order a dining table for it." The restored boat. left Huntington Harbour last Friday for its maiden voyage to Catalina Island. The couple and their daughter returned late Saturday and went home to sleep figuring they'd unpack the next day "I wish we'd stayed m Catalana," Dr. Blum said after the fire We're Listening ••• What do you hkt-about the Daily Pilot 1 Wh at don't you hke 1 Call the number at left and your message will be rerorded, transcnbed and delivered to the appropnate editor. 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The triu entered a women's clothing departme nt and the man allegedly distracteda saleswoman while the two women took gar· mcnts into the filling room , the report states. The women allegedly concealed Severa) C'Xpensive items of l'lothlng 1n "crotch bags" - wa1st-to-knt.'t' girdles they wore undl•r full skirts and bulky pet· t1c11uLci. St.oeur1ty guards and poliet> of- ficers werl' waning for the three suspects when they came out of tht• store Thl' two women re - i.-ortt«Jly pulled knives out when the store's securuy guard ron· rronted them. All three su.spects were taken to the Cost.a Mesa Police Depart· ment, where they gave 'false names and phone numbers. The report says a search of the su.spects revealed they were carrying pro· Cessional tag removers and a pair of wire clippers Mesa firelllen stage selllinar on high rise Th<' city of Costa Mesa 1s presenting the "First High-rise Seminar" for fire and disaster safety during Fire Prevenllon Week St<Jte Fire Marshal Ronald Bogardus was a featured speaker when the three-day seminar opened today al the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. HOSPITAL HEARING ... Other speakers will be Costa Mesa Mayor Donn Hall, Costa Mesa Fire Marshal Tom McDuff, J¥n Henwood, general manager of South Coast Plaza: Dr Charles Galbo, psychiatnst; Lee Sawyer, chief of security for the hotel: and Clifford Murray. ch ief of security for South Coast Plaza and Town Center. From Page A 1) take a look at the whole s1 tua lion " Tht• h~anng, sch('duled from U a.m. to 5 p.m., wall include an over view of the hospital issue in the morning a nd an attempt Lo pinpoint the impact of additional hospital be<ls in the county during the afternoon session The Irvine Medical Center. a proposal competin~ with the cam- pus hospital proposal for a hospital in Irvine, will also be scrutinized at the hearing, Campbell said. Robinson's committee may rec- ummt·no for or against either proposnl to tht.> state Office of Health Planning -the body which will ulumately review both proposals. Tht• comm1llee consists of four senate members and four as· sembly members. The public may testify at the heanng, Campbell said, adding that he expects about 50 people to attend. The Santa Ana City Council Chambers is at 22 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. The seminar. covering preven· t.ative safety methods including emergency rescues, is open to the public, especially building own- ers. building managers and engi- neers, firefighters, employees of high-rise office buildings, res1- dentsof condominiums and apart· ments. and key hotel personnel. NOBEL PRIZE ... Former deputy Earle Whitten of Newport dies From Page A 1 "But you have to remember that molecular genetics grew out of micro-organisms and viruses. h 's strange that microbiologists of that day were very genetically illiterate. It wasn't until lat.er years that people studying molecules went back and looked agam at her work." Dr. Larry Marsh, a de- velopmental cell biologist at UCI, said he has met the Nobel Prize winner on several occasions, and he deS('ntx>s her as a vibrant woman "It's like pulung aJI the energy of my 5-and 7 -year-olds a nd trans ferring them Lo a grand- mother Tha1's Dr McClirHock " or her WOI k . Mar;h ~,Id ' .. McClintock, "set the s tage for people who later came along and were looking at bacterial events." Molecular biology caught up with her genetics. Usually, Marsh said . it's the other way around "The bacteria people figure out things first, and subsequently one finds related events in higher organisms. This is a case where the genetu: side of 1t was looked at very car<'fully by McClintock - Vt'ill lx•fore As fur the award, the biologist said . "There was such an L•nurmous lag time betw n her findings and the a ward, bu du1· anu I'm vt.•ry happy fo Earle Robert Whitten, a long-time resident or Newport Beach, died Sept. 30. A retired Los Angeles County deputy sheriff, he was a life member of the Elks, Alhambra Lodge No. 1328 and the Newport Beach Goof-offers Club. Mr. Whitten presided as bailiff in the Pomona Superior Court for most of his 28 years as a deputy sheriff before retiring in 1978. Born March 29. 1918 m Nev.. Hampshire, he grew up an Peaks lsland, Maine, where he leaves o brother Meldeau. a sister-in-law Gladys. and an uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs_ Arnold Feiss He is survived by his wife. Gladys. n Covina. Donations may be made LO thl local heart assoc1auon Maybe it's time to relight your furnace pilot. II yo u hitu y11ur ltlt'll.1n • pilot turn1.:J off fur the sum nH.'r. it was a smart m11\'t:. You sl1,·1.:J molll'\', But no\\', ruld w1.·;_1th1:r is ju~l Mound til l' com a . 'o makl: :-ur1.• you 1.\tn s;'\fd\' ri..'li~ht yo ur furnacl' pilot hdore you ncl!d yo ur furnJtl'. It 's l'l1:;\'. Just opl'n th1.· acn•ss pnncl lo the m;1in ~;_ls rnntrul and l~io · (.,r th1.: 1nstructi11ns. \'nu c;m'l fi.nJ lhl' in'\lru~llcH~S. nr vou'rl' unsur~ how ti) rl'li).!ht \'Cl r lt1Ynill0l' pilot. gl\'l' lh1.· (_,41$ Cllmpun)' ti rail. w~ II COnll' out .illd show \'OU how. Bu t rrnwmh1.·r: 111.1ny pl!opk l.'all Jurin~ th1.· first w ill :-.pdl. Sc i l.ill tc1J,1r wh1k nur Sl.'.rv1c~ J'll'ttpk aren't so hu~y. Th;11 w;,r """ w .. 11·1 he ldt ou t in th,• co!J. rn SOUTHERN CALIFORNtA ~ COMPANY • I as , Fabric Fair scheduled • at OCC this Saturday More than 50 exhibitors will take part in Orange Coast College's 13th annual Fabric Fair. scheduled Saturday on the Costa Mesa campus. More than 100 workshop sessions are planned at the event. The fair will run from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admis&on is $8 and entitles a person to come and go to the fair throughout the day. The event will be held in the Chemistry and Applied Science Building. Tickets are on sale in the OCC Ticket Office. located in the college's Student Center Building. Tickets also may be purchased at the door. Saleswomen s late meeting in Irvine Sheffra Williams Sam, co-owner and vice president of Woman's World International, wiU be the guest speaker at the National Association for Professional Saleswomen meeting Tuesday at the Irvine Host Hotel. Her topic. "How to Find that Master Sales Person Within Yourself" begins at 5:30 p.m., 1717 E.ast Dyer Road. Original poetry readings planned Poets from the California Coast Branch of the National League of ~eracan Pen Women wiU present a reading of original poetry Thursday at the Fountain Valley Branch Library, 17565 Los Alamos St. The program, which is open to the public, will begin at 7:30 p.m. There is no admission charge. Reading selections from their collections of published poems will be Clara Peck Schultz, Ruth Maunders, Robin Woodruff Longfield and Diana Rankin. Slide show on Versailles at OCC "Versailles: Passions and Politics'' is the title of a 90-minute slide presentation scheduled Friday at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The program begins at 7:30 p.m. in OCC's Fine Arts Hall 116. . The presentation will be hosted by Suzannah Antink, an OCC French instructor who received her degree at the Sorbonne. Tickets, at $4, are available in the OCC Ticket Office, located in the Student Center Building. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, October 10. 1983 * A3 Schmitz' ex-mistress 'has no regrets' Carla·Stuckle recovers from scandal, bankruptcy; incident now 'j ust a bad memory' TUSTIN (AP) -Carla Bostrom Stuck.le found herself in a poUtical scandal when she lost her lover - onetime presidential candidate John Schmitz -spent a night in jail, nearly lost her children and declared bankruptcy. Now, more than a year later, she considers it all a bad memory and says she has no regrets. The scandal started when Stuckle's effort to find treatment for a biUUTe injury tc? her son led to the revelation ttiat her two young children were fathered by Schmitz, a former California state senator and unsuccessful Re- publican U.S. Senate candidate. Schmitz, a 52-year-old Re- publican firebrand who once held a leadership post in the John Birch Society. is a staunch conservative renowned for preaching tra- ditional morals and family values. In 1972, Schmitz was the Ameri- can Independent Party's presi- dential candidate, tallying about a million votes. In March, he announced plans to challenge Democratic U.S. Rep. Jerry Patterson for his con- gressional seat next year. Stuck.le was arrested in July 1982 after doctors found her son's penis to be nearly severed by a hair-like fiber wound tightly around the organ. The child underwent reconstructive sur- gery and was placed in protective custody. It was Schmitz's appeal to a judge that led to the disclosure of the children's paternity. Stuckle spent a night in jail after being charged with felony child neglect. That charge was later dropped. but a cloud of suspicion hung over her head and social workers scrut.iniz.ed her every move for six months. Struggling to provide for her !amlly, she declared bankruptcy and took on a second job. Today Stuck.le lives in a modest beige stucco tract houae in Tustin with her 2-year-old son and 1-year-old daughter. She works full-time as a voucher auditor at the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro, then works two nights a week for an answering service. "I have no regrets," she said. "The pleasure, the joy they (the children) have given me, they're well worth going through any-. thmg for ... They're worth every bit of it." Her nine-year love affair with Schmitz ended when the rela- tionship became public. He now pays $275 a month in child support. visits the children at their baby sitter's about once a week and calls occasionally to check on their well-being. "I still love him," she said. "I love him and naturally would love to be married to him. But I never expected it to come to that .... I didn't expect him to walk out (on hts wife), but it would have been nice ." ~ Schmitz has six children by his wife of 29 years. Mary Schmitz. There has never been a stigma attached to the affair. Stuck.le said. "I haven't run into anybody who condemned me for what I did." Her children wiU be told the truth about their family circum- stances "when they're old enough and they want to know," she said. ''They may not fully under- stand until they're older, but I don't intend to tell them tales." Robin Hood and Linda Brandt compare keyboards on frosted and real computer keyboards a t Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Bandit robs Mesa liquor store This-computer takes the cake An armed man wearing a jogging suit with a towel over his lace stole $570 in cash from a liquor store on Fairview Road late Friday night. The man. described as white, 5-foot-10, In his late teens or early 20s, pointed a gun at the cashier and demanded all the money from the register. Ponce said this Incident ap~ars similar 10 two recent liquor store robberies In the area While an elderly brother and sister were away on a fishing trip Saturday, their home on the 2500 block ol Columbia Drive was burglarlzed, Entry was apparently made by prying open a front window and nearly $3.000 worth of hunting guns and Jewelry was stolen. .. ' -·- A Corvette T -top worth $500 wu stolen from a car parked In the Bullock's 101 at South Coast Plue Friday The tlnted-glaas top was taken about 6:40 p.m .. polloe said. Laguna Beach Paintings and crystal valued at S3. 700 was stolen from a house In the 600 block of Sleepy Hollow Lane over the weekend, the owner told Laguna Beach police Cash and a camera were stolen from a car parked In the 300 block ol North Coast Highway A man descrlbt1d as standing 6 feet tall. with a medium build, dark curly haur and wearing a blue Jacket was seen lleelng a residence In the 200 block of Canyon Acres Drive after he was surprised by the Intended victim. Travelers checks valued at $300 were taken from a room In the 100 block of Mountain Road. Currency and jewelry valued al a total of $125 were taken from a house in the 800 block ol Wendt Terrace. ~ewport Beach A Newport Beach man reported camera equipment valued at $825 taken from his home In the t900 block ot Port Bishop Saturday morn- ing. The suspect smuhed a small window on a French door, reached In and unlocked the deadbolt, ponce reports said A Costa Mesa real estate agent holding an open house at his own home In Newport Beach Saturday discovered a gold necklace valued at $931 missing from a kitchen drawer. The agent said he had shown hit home to two groups of potential buyers Saturday and that the front door was open during that time. A Newport Beach man reported fewelry and coins valued at $1045 stolen from his home In the 1900 block of Highland sometime Friday. Irvine Ponce believe a profeaslonpl hotel thief used a pass key or picked locks over the weekend of three guests at the Irvine Marrion Hotel, 111000 Von Karmen Ave Guests reported Jew- elry valued at about $1.200 wu stolen. A prison parolee was arrested tor suspicion of burglarlzlng Al'a Wood- craft. 1652 Browning. Sunday night. Police said Ronald L. Magana, 21, of Santa Ana. was taken Into custody after he was allegedly observed leaving a commerclal complex follow- ing a break-In by smashing a window about 8 p.m. Nothing was taken In the break-In. Huntington Beach The owner of a gas station on Slater Avenue and Golden West Street reported the theft Sunday afternoon of $2,940 The money was taken from the station office A man was arrested Sunday after- noon on suspicion of shoplifting at the Target store, 9882 Adams Ave. Siiverware valued at S70 was re- covered. A break-In was reported Sunday morning at the Huntington BMch Kite Shop, 207 Main St. Entry apparently was made through a roof vent. The lo .. Included $35 In cash. Fountain Valley Thieves broke the window of a car parked In the 11000 block ol Wlnter- sburg Ctrcle and took a puree and $62.50 belonging to a woman who was across the street at a horse stable. Thieves broke Into a camper parked In the rear yard In the 9000 block of Molt River Drive and took a stove, lantern, Ice cheat and tithing equipment valued at S3 10. Educators, inl\ovators m eet for tasty f estivities in Newport By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of "'9 DllllJ l'lle4 It.II More than 400 educators from around the nation will take a "byte" out of the world's largest edible computer Tuesday night. The tasty terminal. which features chocolate marzipan keys and a buttercream icing, will be served at a banquet for the 15th annual national conference of the League for Innovation. Representatives of 55 community colleges in 18 districts are meeting at the Sheraton Hotel in Newport Beach. Locally, the Coast Community College District is serving as co-host of the event. Drawing on the theme of high technology and education. the organizers decided to create the world's largest edible computer to mark the occasion. To handle this challenge, the district called on veteran baker Gunter Rehm, 42, a natwe of the Black Forest of Germany who now teaches baking classes at Orange C.oast College m Costa Mesa. Rehm had prepared many a wedding cake but never a computer cake capable of feeding 400 His recipe called for 18 pounds of sugar. seven pounds of shortening. 15 pounds of cake flour. 15 ounces of baking powder. nine ounces of salt. about 110 eggs and 1112 gallons of milk For the buttercream icing. he used 15 pounds of powdered sugar. nine pounds of butter. 12 pounds of cake sh ortening. 40 egg whites and five pounds of chocolate chips. The layered confection was assembled m three hours. using plastic rods of the sort used for wedding cakes. The icing was sprayed on. The computer cake will be refrigerated until Tuesday night when the participating educators will have a chance to have their computer -and eat it too. shcz.tla.nd lntarsias a .:o\ \Q'ct.1on of Lrnz m05t, un1q1.i<L 5hczt.land S\Mlat.cLrs yo Ii q,w.r '2IUl. zach sw~t.Qr IS indtvtdual \y COlOrW, rond f'ram<Zd and \mt Lt.m:i ju<;:,t tor u.e aYdl lab\cz. in lhz. mc~t.. p:Jpuler fa II !?ihad<Z21 .. . ... . \ Fair skies and slightly warmer Coastal BoiM ea •1 B0t1on 85 •S Btownt• .. ea 70 BulllJIO 00 as F..,ton'Cl"t"'°T~eyex~-8urllftgton 00 21 -c1ouo1 tlonQ ,,,. 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Continental interviews applicant HOUSTON -F'manciaJly a1hng Conunental Airlines expeds to interview a large number of applicants this week m Los Angeles, San Francisco and nine other c1ues 1n an effort to replacestrilung pilots. Continent.al planned to conduct 1nterv1ews in 11 cities. beginning today, said company spokesman Bruce Hicks. He was unsure how many replacement pilots would be hired. "That all depends on how many more striking pilots come back to work for us in the next few days.'' Hopes high for Eastern settle m ent MIAMI -Contract talks between Eastern AJrlines and its (light attendants were continuing today. with a federal mediator expressing confidenre that a threatened strike can be averted. "We still believe we'll have a•solution to this dispute." mediator Harry Bickford said. "We w ill have it before mJdrught Wednesday, and we'll do our best to have it sooner than that " The three issues that must be resolved before the stn ke deadlme of 12;01 a.m. ED'f Thursday are wages, t:hanges in work rules and the use of forefgn attt-ndants ora new. lucrative South American routes. IIJterest rate jump said unlikely NEW YORK -Despite the latest reported increase in the nauon's basic money supply, economists say a Jump 1n interest rates remains unlikely for now The Federal Reserve Board said Friday its main money suppl)' measure. known as Ml and representing funds readily available for spending, rose $600 nullion m late September. Credit analysts said today that MI remains w1thm the range sought by the rentral bank in its mflation-C1ghttng strategy and does not JX>rtend higher interest rates. Japan eyes more auto exports TOK YO -A Japanese news report says Japan may exµurt more than 'l million cars a year 10 the Unned Stales after ll.S voluntary restraints expire next Marl·h :H Japan has limited 11.s <.'arexports ta I 68 m1lhon units annuaJJy Cur the past three years COLD QUOTATIONS ...... 4-i.Md ..... $elec1ed WOfld QOIO -Monday L""41eft mOtnlng ltalng $390 7~. UP S 1 es Lo<ldoll •'1.,noon ll•lng "° 1 00 up '3 60 , .... lll•l'IOOfl ft•lr>g "401 18, up S 1 .}5 ''-''"' r1,1og U OO 52 up S2 '9 lloricll late 111 .. ..-. bid 1400 00, up $ I 2S $40050,Mlled ~a ---cloMd r0t llOUdar 1 .......... (only dally quoit ) a-60 I 40, up '3 eo 1.......... lebt1ctl.cl (O<lly Otllr <,~OI•) S421 47.uP 13 78 N'I' C-a oold apOt month Fri S400 30. up '500 WHAT NYSE DID NEW 'l'OllK IAP) on. 10 . .,.,._ OtUiNd UftCN_. TtflllUW\ Ntw """'' Newt•W'\ Ttdn t01 ..., J9t .... 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