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Home My WebLink About1981-03-03 - Orange Coast Pilot.,. . ...,...... Basketball buddies It's been said that a dog is man's best friend, and when he plays basketball all the better. Harry ZaJewski of Annadale, Va., dribbles as Oliver an old English sheep dog, runs ahead to be in position for a rebound. Zalewski and Oliver get together for a game almost every weekend. . . More U.S. aid SalvadOr 1ietits Up WASIUNGTON <AP> -The Reagan administration is escalating its military involve- ment in El Salvador despite con- cerns of congressional liberals that the Central American nation may become another Vietnam for the United States. The State Department an· nounced Monday night is is send- ing $25 million in new military aid Blast averted and 20 more U.S. military train- ing ex])erts to El Salvador. The in· creased U.S. support is needed to help tbeembattledjunt.a put down Marxist rebels who the ad- ministration contends are armed by Cuba and other communist countries, officials said. State Department spokesman William Dyess said four five-man teams of advisers will be sent to Firemen clean up HB gas.oline spill A potentially devastating ex· plosion was averted early today when firem e n and cleanup crews removed 2,000 gallons of gasoline that bas leaked from a north Huntington Beach service station storage tank into an un- Haig to travel WASHINGTON (AP> Secretary of State Alexander M. Hai& Jr. will visit the Middle East "early next month," it wu reported by the Washinaton Poet today. derground high-voltage elec- trical vault. The seepage did, however, trigger a power failure that blacked out some 2,500 Southern Californi~ Edison Company cuatomers and forced the sua- pen 1ion of claaaea today at Marina Hilb Sc~l. The gasoline leakage was traced to Katt.a Mobil Station on the southeast comer of Ed.ln&er A venue and Sprin1dale Street, Huntlnaton Beach fire Inspector Richard Grunbaum said. El Salvador to train the Salvadoran military in com- munications, logistics, in- telllaence and other skllls to stop inflltraUon and respond to ter- rorist attacks. Dyesrsaid the extra advisers, bringln& to 54 the number of Americans serving in military- related capacities in El Salvador, will not go beyond the garrison area or take part in com bat opera- tions. Nevertheless, more than 40 members of the House said in a telegram Monday to President Reagan that one or more of the ad- visers are likely to be killed, "forcing the United States into another Vietnam or a humiliating withdrawal." And Sen. John Glenn, D-Obio, warned that the new advisers "go down there as prime targets" for the guerrilla rebels. But Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., supported the administration ac- tion, saying there are "nervous Nemes aaytna we've aot to do nothina, not even unhook the fire' hose when the house la burning down." The "nervous Nellies" phrase in ltaelf evoked memories of Viet- nam. Former President Jobmon used thole words ln the late u.e to deride critics of the Indocblna war effort. Dy111 said additional mllitary <See ADVISl:U, Pa1e AZ> ---~----~--~--....... --~-----~ - Ylll llllTlll llllY PIPll U.S. Navy to counter Soviet threat WASHINGTON <AP) -Navy Secretary John Lehman said to- day the Reaaan administration baa adopted a major chanae in U.S. naval straten aimed at countertnc Soviet threats in all key oceans and jettisonin& the Carter adminiatration's focus on• defending ttie sea lanes to West.em Europe. To achieve this shift, Lehman told reporters, the U.S . fleet must be increased in size from the present 456 ships and sub- marines to about 600. The most important increase will be rais- ing the number of aircraft car- rier battle groups from l2 to LS. The Navy secretary said the strategy represents ·'.an ac- curate consensus throughout the administration" and follows dis- cus~ons he has had with Presi- de n l Reagan and Defens e Secretary Caspar Weinberger. Lehman said the Carter ad- ministration followed a strategy of "pullback" from such low- threat areas as the northern and southern flanks of NATO. based partly on the assumption that "taking on the high-threat challeORe of the Soviets was too expensive and not neces1ary .'' He described the new naval strategy as aimed at "&oing back into the highest-threat areas of our vital interests" and belna able to defeat the Soviet navy's threat to thoae intertlltl. What this means, Lehman said, is that the U.S. Navy will go more frequently into the w a ten of the Greenland- Iceland-Britain gap in the Atlan- tic, that the United States would guarantee the ability to defend the Western Alliance's flanks lD the Mediterranean and the far north, to keep the Russians out of the northern part of Norway and to be able to attack Russia's Kola Peninsula in the arctic, site of Russia's main northem neet base at Murmansk. He argued that s uch a strategy Y<Ould help deter the Russians from attacking the central front of Western Europe, which be said was the main con· cern of the Carter administra- tion Asked about the Western Hemisphere close to the United States, Lehman said this region is "not a high-threat area" un- erer- Rogal aeeddi11g slf e St. Paul's Cathedral in London will be the church in which Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, and Lady Diana Spencer will be marred on July 29, it was an- nounced today. The cathedral was chosen instead of the traditional Westminster Abbey because of ita greater size. , der the Reagaq scenario. He said a U.S. Navy bit enough to handle a hilb Soviet threat lD distant waters could take care of any problems in Western Hemispheric waters. Lehman WH critical of tbe Carter admlniatration'a reaction to the perceived threat to .U.S. interests in the Persian Gulf area after the fall of the Shah of Iran and the Soviet intervention of Afghanistan. Although be declined \o dis· cuss details of the Reagan ad· ministration's defense budaet proposals until they are sent to Congres s on Wednesday, Lehman indicated be is counti.n& · on takina the old aircraft carrier Oriskany out of mothballs to beJo increase the carrier force. He estimated it would take about three years to prepare the Oriskany for operations. The Reagan administration al so will recommend that ~ongress vote a down payment of about $860 million on a nuclear-powered aircraft car- rier, •which Lehman said would take about seven years to com- plete. a Pair saw mother stabbed By DAVID KVTZllANN Of U. DMfl' ...... Slaff The two young children of con- victed double murderer Dr. Louis Alaia have sued their father for fatally stabbing their mother last June. ln the lawsuit, filed Monday in Orange County Superior Court, the children claim Alaia's "out- rageous conduct was intentional and malicio'1s and done for the purpose of causing (the children) to suffer humiliation, mental anguish and emotional and physical distress. The children witnessed their mother's death. " It is claimed in the legal action that Marc Alala, 11, and Ilaria AJaia, 9, suffered "severe shock and trauma to their nervous systems." The amount of damages sou&ht from the former Huntinflon Harbour surgeon ian 't specified. Their father, an orthopedic sur- gebn, was convicted by a jury of two counts of second-de'lree murder for the stabbing deaths of Mar&Y Lou Atala, 37, and Lone,. Beach attorney Marvin Tincher, SO, in the woman's Hunlinltoo Harbour home. · At the time, the Alalas were divorced but were fightina over custody rights tothe two children. According .. testimony in Alala's trial, t.6e stabbings oc- curred on the evenln& of June U after his ex-wife ordered him to leave the home. 111111 ml IUTll- ••erea••na cloudlneu late tonlpt and Wednel- day with 1Upt cbance of rain Wednesday. Lowa tonl1ht '2 atoo1 coat, .. lnland. ffllba WecbMtday in low eo. at beacbel \o upper .,. laland. Accont.lna to the nre lnapec- tor, the ataUon owner bat been aware of leataie for the put four months but wu unable to locate the cause. Methodical thief lilts Mesa eatery Tliat's French justiee The two youn1sters testified acainst their father durtns Uaat tnal, deacribln& his knlfe au.cb on their mother and Tincher. Alai a'• defense durinl the trial was baaed on a plea of tempcJl'lll'J in1anlty. A jury deadlocked lut week on whether tbe 1ra1· ....... pby1ldan wu lnaane at the time of the llaytnp. P'Urtber proeeec1. tu1 arepeadlnc. Murderes• getl life, lover tfle guillotine !tat ln tbe lawsuit, la wllidl Alata '• pencmal pb.Jalclen, Dr. Leonard Lleberlllan, II named• (8eeAIMA.PapAJ) ,....... ValleJ PGliee NfOft tllat •11,oot worO. of ltuell ....... ud ......... .... .... 1tol•• from 1 wanll1•1 ._, s Oranee Oo•t DAIL. Y PILOT/Tuelday, March 3, 1981 A not-too-public bearin1 to COD· sider fare increues for Oraqe County Transit Dislrict buaet has been contlaued for two weeks while C?fflcJals study a propoted Increase from SO to 80 cent.I for JocaJ routes. Tbe proposal came from Al · HoJliQden ol Fountain Valley. one. of five members of tbe dlatrict board ol directors wbo met Mon- day ill GudlD Grove. Ho(lladee wen the postpone. ment after .. pieced to1ether evidence provided by OCTD staff members to show that an im· m~ate rate increase is too late th .. fiscal year to help the district .... ~ HOSTAGE BITTERM AN SURROUNDED BY TERRORISTS No confirmation on kidnap victim' 1 execution Kidnap e a se HB group hopeful Bitte rman alive A spokeswoman for Huntington Beach·based Wycliffe Bible Translators Inc. said today there is no confirmation that kidnapped linguist Chester Bitterman bas been executed by Colombian gµerrilJas. "We have no reason to believe. that Chet has been killed," said Betty Blair, an institute press Crash kills officer's son MADERA <AP ) -The teen· age son or a highway patrolman was killed in a traffic accident near here today. Wayne DiStefano, 17, or Madera died when his car ran off a county road and rolled over. authorities said. DiStefano was ejected , and the vehicle rolled onto him. He was the son of Fresno· based C HP o fficer Mark DiSterano. "That's hard to take," said Jim Taylor, the patrol's in- formation officer. in Fresno. "We report these (fatal acci- dents), and this shows that it happens lo everybody.·· secretary. "Our office in Bogota bas not confirmed that he has been executed.·· Speculation that the 28-year-old linguist had been kilJed by kis kid· nappers arose Monday when a Protestant minister, who said be bad been acting as an in- termediary with the guerrillas. told reporters in Colombia be believed Bitterman had been ex· ecuted. However, a spokesman for the kidnappers said he could not con· firm or deny if Bitterman bad been slain. Bitterman is associat- ed with the Wycliffe Bible Translators Inc., and the Sum- mer Institute of Linguistics, a sis- ter organization. · Rev. Alfredo Torres claimed he had spoken to a professed kidnap· per who told him the splinter group had executed the linguist. "We feel that since the messages are contradictory and confused that he bas not been killed," Mrs. Blair said. "There bas been no evidence." The kidnappers, who claim to be a dissident group of the April 19 movement, claim that Wycliffe ls a CIA front. Bitterman was ab- ductedJan. 19. Ban to remain Pope reaffirms Masonic law VATICAN CITY (AP> -The Vatican bu reaffirmed the centuries-old church ban on Freemasons, members of a secret international tbciety long condemned by the Roman Catholic Church. A statement Monday by the Con1re1ation of the Doctrine of the Faith, the former Holy Office, sa1d there is no cban1e in the caoon law that bars Roman .£atholics under penalty of excom- munication from joining Mlsonic organizations and similar secret ll'OUPI regarded as rivals to the religion. The society, which bas as its principles brotherliness, chari· ty and mutual aid, claims more tbab alx million memben around Ute world, most of them in .the Catted States and E n1llab-1pea.king countries. It baa received numerous papal condemnations, be1inning with an edict by Pope Clement XIl in the early lltb century. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, FreemalODI')' dla· plays all the element.a of rellcion, and as 1ucb it becomes a rival to the relllion of tbe Goepel. It inclu4ea temples, prayen, a moral ~. worship, vestments, feast days, the promise of re· ward or punlabment in the afterlife, a hierarchy, and lnltlatioo and burial rites. CIH 9"1ed ......... 714(142-1171 All ottMr d1par1Me"'9 142-4»'1 fllAINOPPa ........... C..U .... ,(A Miii ---: ... ••,c... !II!!!!, CA. .... • increase ralae a state-mandated 20 percent of it.I operating revenue from farea. • 'J ..._ ur1eacy t.. aetttn1 th1a fare lncnue. I don't aee any need until June.'' be1ald. "Tbla year la down the tubes u far as the JO per. cent anyway." Instead, he sune•ted that his propo1aJ for a lower fare tban recommended by Finance DI.rec· tor Jobn Beatty should be ex· a'mlned to see lf (twill cure the dis· trict's revenue beadacbea. Hia proposal also Included adding a 10 cent tj)ar1e for the first transfer and to do away with ~xpreas and commuter bu1 runs. Beatty recommended today that a fare increase to 75 cents during peak travel periods and 80 cents at slack times appeared to be the safest for the district. He suggested raisinc express runs from $1.25 lo $1. 75 per ride. But he was against charging for transfers. The 75-60 rare rate, he ex· plained, would increase the dis· trict's fare box reventJe to 21.1 percent during the next fiscal year. Figures for Hollinden 's 60-50 fare weren't available, which was one reason for the postpone- ment. But another reason was because not one member or the public ..attended today's 9 a.m. meeting to comment on the much publicized consideration or a fare increase. Conditions were not con - ducive. It was raining. It was a Monday morning, and bus riders suffering the aftershocks or the recently resolved 22-day strike by bus drivers and · mechanics ~ may not have been inclined to gamble on finding a bus to Garden Grove. "I'm a little concerned that t he public hasn't bad a full op- portunity to com ment," said board member William Farris. the only member or the board wbo was not an elected official. Hollinden pushed for no im- mediate rare increase after bis questions revealed that the dis- trict doesn't have enough buses to haul enough passengers to raise 20 percent or the operating revenues through fares this year. Beatty said after the meeting that be doubts Hollinden 's 60-50 proposal would raise enough revenue to meet slate standards. But he added a 60-cent Oat fare might be sufficient. Frot11 Pagt-A I ALAI A .. ·~ Horsing around Four-year-old Jay Vealencis responds to the spring weather in Bristol, Conn., by taking a moment to plant an ' appreciative kiss on the nose of his friend . Moses. HB exle1ub biu1 011 <u/,ull • e 1llerta11irne1il A moratorium on adult enter· lainment businesses in Hunt· ington Beach has been extended for another eight months by the City Council. The moratorium is to remain until new city zoning can be adopted prohibiting a wide range of adult entertainment businesses that city officials believe emphasize sexual ac- tivities Businesses banned from open- ing in the city include adult book stores, adult motion picture theaters. adult hotels. encounter centers, and rap studios. Also taboo are dance studios. photographic o r m od e ling studios. or night clubs featuring topless and bottomless dancers. go-go dancers, exotic dancers, strippers or any performers em- phasizing sexual activities. Escort bureaus, inb'oduction services, and figure model studios also will not be allowed to start business during the moratorium. New massage parlors also are prohibited. Existing parlors and F r ont Pag.-A I ADVISERS aid beyond the $10 million ap- prove d by former President Carter in January is Justified because leftist guerrillas may launch anoffensive. "The insurgents are regroup· ing and massive quantities of arms remain in their hands," he said. addim~ that the rebe ls have reason to expect additional sup- plies are on the way from Soviet- bloc countries ... We want to im- prove as much as possible the government's ability to deal with this problem.·· The aid package will include additional helicopters, vehicles, radar and surveillance equip· ment and small arms The N e w Y o rk Times . meanwhile, reported today that the administration is considering a Salvadoran request for S200 million to $225 million in eme rgency economic aid, includ· ing $80 million from the Interna· tional Monetary Fund P astor"s son faces death adult entertainment businesses s AN 0 1EG0 < A p ) _ A are not affected b y the Superior Court judge has sen-mor atorium. The previous ban on new adult t~nced. t~e son or a r~tirehd Bap- a co·,.efendant, It is alleged the businesses was enacted last list miruster to die m l e gas ... cham ber after his conviction or convicted murderer "negligently November and was set to expire murdering and dismembering a ingested" the medication Ritalin, today. City Council members 2S-year-old housewife in 1979. "which caused him to perform unanimously passed the urgency S · d F ankl' certain acts so violent as to cause me as u re to extend the uoertor Court Ju ee r m Orfield ruled Monday that thedeathof(MargyAJaia)." moratoriumMonday. Bernard Lee Hamilton be ex· Alaia purportedly suffered ecuted at San Quentin as recom- from the disease narcolepsy, an D ) b d mended by the jury which con· J e t fees not for r evenue 8y FaED 8CHOEMEHL Of .. Delly "llM Staff The 1oat of aby noise fee pro- eram placed on commercial jet air carriers al J ohn Wayne Airport abould be to reduce noise levels, not generate income for Orange County government. That was the thrust of testimony given Monday by airport consultant Walter Gillfillan, during the sixtb day of h~arings on 'the county's ap· placation to deviate from state airport noise standards. Gillfillan, employed by Newport Beach to provide advice on airport-related issues, first recommended imposition of noise fees during testimony Thursday.\ Monday, he elaborated on hi~ recommendations under cross examin ation by attorneys representing the county and the Mariners Community Associa lion , a Newport Beach homeowners group Under a .. dollars for decibels .. program -one of which is under study by county airport officials -jet air carriers would be re- quired lo pay fees for jet noise that is higher than the average level. Gilllillan said he has seen pre- liminary figures the source of whic h was not disclosed indicatin&_ that the most aC'tive air carrier at J ohn Wayne, Air California, could face a bill of a bout $20,000 per month The other dominant carrier at the airport. Republi<' Airlines. Gillfillan s aid, would face a similar bill. Questioned about the amount of income such a noise fee program would generate, Gillfillan said. ·'The end product you want is to achieve reduction of noise ex· oosure to the community .. Don't look at this as another neat revenue producing device ... he added. Citing the Air California exam pie, Gillfillan said, "$20,000 per month is a number that would C'atch attention · · Under the noise fee program described, as peak noise levels dropped so would the average noise level, ultimately meaning less and less revenue would be re· ceived by the county. He suggested that revenue generated by imposition of the fees, whi ch he said should not be called fines, s hould be used. in part, to defray the county's $500,000 annual cost of operating its airport noise monitoring and abatement program. The money also could be used, he said, to provide sound attenua- tion to residences lo<'ated beneath departure paths and purchase of noise easements from property owners. Gillfillan. responding to a ques- tion posed by Tom Edwards, an attorney for the Mariners as- sociation, said revenue might also be used to offset liability in- curred by the county over jet noise and for damage payments to persons whose health has sul- f ered due to noise exposure. uncontrollable desire to sleep, for e egate8 arre vicled him Jan. 6. Hamilton, 29, which Ueberman said be pre-UNITED NATIONS (AP) -listened without comment or Bus r1·ders robbed scribed Ritalin. em otion as the sentence was It was part or Alaia's insanity The U.N. General Assembly has read. defense that the Ritalin produced bar red South Africa's delegation H 0 NOL UL U <AP> Two side-effects such as anxiety and from its special session on Orfield also rejected a motion men armed with a handgun and i South-West Africa, and a parade for a new trial. a bottle commandeered a bus edaggtrehiss ven~bwhickhd contribut· of members have begun calling "I find the evidence in ag· carrying newly arrived tourists 0 smenwu rea own. for stirr sanctions to force gravation is overwhelming and and made off with about $10,000 Lieberman declined to com· the evidence 1'n mitigation is th f d I bl mentonthesuit. Africa's last white government wor o money an va ua es The attorney for the children, to give up the neighborin& ter-virtually nonexistent." Orfield from the tourists Monday, police rilo said. said ArthurHews,saidhewiUseeku· .~~-r_Y_·~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~ yet unspecified damages, funeral and burial expenses for Maray Alata and medical and related ex· penaea for treatment of the children. Hews said the children have been treated by psychiatrists and physicians. . They are presenUy livinl in a foster home in Fountain Valley. During the murder trial, Atala sued the estate of his ex-wife to collect money be claimed she owned him. Teacher held in Newport auto crash • .. ..... ,...... New York Mayor Edward Koch , com- plete with straw hat and cane, struts through a performance at the annual In· ner Circle show in New York. The cast of the Broadway musical "42nd Street" joined Koch at the satirical program ·put on by local political reporters. Mayor hub in hairy issue Being mayor of Chicago may be enough to make a person's hair fall out. That's what a new sculpture of Mayor Jane Bynae suggests. The sculptures of Mrs. Byrne and her husband, Jay McMallea, sport the latest in wigs. They are on display at a downtown Chicago wig show. The John SeFlck sculpture depicted Mr s . Byrne reclining in a chair with McMullen sitting on the armrest. The figures are not flattering. The heads are disproportionately large. By stepping on a floor switch, a tape recorded voice is activated: "Are you under ... stress of a difficult . job? Are you one of those women or men who are . . . starting to lose your hair? Custom Wigs are for men and women . . . who suffer from hair loss . . . wigs for people whose heads have gotten bigger." Custom Wigs Ltd. is an exhibitor at the wig show. AP Wlrw ...... Loni Anderson , the blonde bombshell on "W KRP in Cincinnati," has filed for divorce from her actor husband. Ross Bickell. They were married seven years ago. Mangers still mulls state school post By ROBERT BARK ER Of .. o.lly ...... St.tf Former Huntington Beach As· sem blyman Dennis Mangers might run against superinten- dent of Public Instruction Wilson Riles after aU. Mangers, a former Fountain Valley school principal and trustee in the Huntington Beach Union High School District, said recently he would seek the office only if Riles vacated it. HE SAID THEN that a direct challenge against an incumbent would be divisive to public education. However, Mangers modified his position 'Monday when be said he will continue "testing the waters" for bis candidacy even Madam gets probation SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP> - T heresa Brown1 the alleged brothel madam who reportedly kept a list. of 3,oOO customers beneath her bed, has been sen· tenced to five years probation on a cbar1e "1f nmnlng a house of prostJtutlon. District Judae James Barlow announced th e senten~e after de fense attorney Pat Maloney called 12 character wit· nea1es -includlnl a Cat.bolic print and several nellhbon al tbe alle1ed brothel -who described the 46-year-old woman u u ldeal mother and lood dtl1•. llaloney n.ld he would appeal to...._TauCourtof Crlminal Ap- .,. .... ,... llil client bad not QIJlll'ated tbe brothel for three , .... prior to her arrest Oct. 2, 119. though Riles announced last week that he will be seeking a fourth term as state school superintendent in 1982. "Riles has given the im- pression for nine months that he wouldn't seek re-election and I've decided not to back off con· side ring a possible candidacy," Mangers said. Mangers, a two -term Democrat who was defeated by Republican Nolan Frizzelle last November, said he would reach a decision by May or June after sizing up support among busi- ness and education leaders throughout the state. "THtRE IS A question whether four more years of Mr. Riles is really needed," the 40- year-old Mangers said. Mangers says that Riles con- tinues to be personally popular, but claims Riles hasn't focused on the major education goals of the public. "The people want their children lo read, write, speak and understand the language," Mangers said. He said he believes that Riles has been focusinJ on · s·ocial problems and ls not doing a good Job in basic education. Mangers claims. that schools, particularly discipline in bJgh schools, are suffering because of legislative actions. "OVER&EGULATION is fore· iDI our scbooll to the brink ol obllvfoo," be said. llaqen implied that Riles ii not standtn1 up to the Leglslature in the matter of regulationa. "He bu abdicated bis role by not. betn1 usertlve a1ainst those pre11ures," be 1a1d . MU,en, who has an olflce l.n Santa Ana, is a comuJtallt on health and tclucatioo luuea. Indiana Gov. Robert D. Orr proclaimed Monday "Dr. Suess Day" and marked the occasion by lunching on green eggs and ham with 16 local school children. The proclamation was issued in honor of the 17th birthday of the childrens' author, Or. Theodor Suess Geisel, creator of the Cat in the Hat, Vertie the Turtle and the Grinch who stole Christmas. The children from School 55 on Indianapolis' north side and their teacher. LeoJe Williams, were invited to the governor's office for a lunch of ham sandwiches and hard·boiled eggs dyed green. When the Joffrey II ballet company performed in Enid, Okla ., there was no doubt who the chief drawing card was -Ron Reagan, the president 's 22 -year -old dancing son. A crowd of o nlookers gathered after a performance by the company at Phllllps University for a better look at the young dancer, but he granted no interviews. UCI unit seats new officers New officers have been select- ed for the UC Irvine Foundation, a non.profit organization that gathers and manages private funds in s upport of the uni· versity. Named president of the UCI Foundation was Thomas Casey, se nior vice presidenl- investments for First American Trust Co. The new vice presi· dent is James McNally, an ad- m i n is tr at o r with Price Waterhouse & Co., and Ronald L. Conrad, executive partner of Conr ad & Associates, was named treasurer. The Irvine Foundation's new general counsel is Paul Marx, an attorney with Agnew. Miller and Carlson; and the new ex- ecutive director and assistant secretary is Robert N. Berube, a UCI administrator. Model UN draws from OC schools Students from three Orance Coast high sc hools will participate ln the lttb annual hip school Model United Na· tlona Conference be1innin1 Thursday at UC Rlvenlde. . About 1,000 1tudent1 lrom ~ high schools wt1l take part in the fhree -day e\'ent, wblcb simulates the formal debate. in· formal ne10Uatlon1 and diplomacy of the United Na· dom. Local school• ~· atudeala to the event inch.Ides .. , Beaeb fflC.b Sthool, 'O... H11b Scbool Callo la Beaeb) and Lacuna ... ,. School. Keynote speaker wlll M Tauneo Tanaka, Japanese COD· auJ 1eneral baaed 11 Loa U.•1•. Two 1cholaralltp1 wm be awanled at tbl eloltal ......_ , Orenge Coast DAIL y ptLOT/Tueeday, March 3, 1981 Irvine Sf!hool's geometry An interesting geometrical pattern is presented when Irvine's new Sierra Vista Middle School, 2 Liberty, is viewed from the air. The school in the Northwood area will open to 282 students March 16. Earlier, Northwood Elementary School opened nearby at28Carson Avenue. Bundle of money freed No crimes traced; man's cash returned By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of ... o.lly ...... s .... A San Pedro man who led police and sheriff's dep~ties on a 90 mph auto chase from Irvine to Cook's Corner in the Santa Ana Mountains 11 days ago, in an apparent effort to prevent their finding $20,000 in his car, is a free man today. Laureano Sanchez, 29, is also poorer but wiser by a grand total of $1,100 confiscated by the State Franchise Tax Board and a $104.50 fine for reckless driv- ing and evading arrest Irvine police said Monday they will gave $18,900 back to Sanchez' mother and accepted the Sanchez family's pleas that the money is her savings and was destined for a Mexican bank. BANKS IN MEXICO pay con· siderably higher interest on Yankee dollars, although it is il- legal to lake more than SS.000 in cash out of the U.S. al any one lime, authorities said. Sanchez could conceivably be . penalized for that, but then he never got to the Mexican border in the fint place. And then, again, police said, the Sanchez story also involved an allegation the money was not to make any whopping interest but rather for the use of poorer relatives. · Sanchez, employed by a Wilm · ington restaurant, first came lo the attention of police Feb. 19 when be was spotted driving along Lake Forest Road on the .wrong side of the street. POLICE SAID he yielded to their blinking lights a nd stopped, but when asked for his driver's license he claimed he didn't have it with him, then stomped on the gas and the chase was on. Orange County Sheriff's dep- uties joined the chase. which ended when Sanchez slid lo a stop on El Toro Road al Cook's Comer, where Santiago Canyon Road splits off in one direction and Trabuco Canyon Road in the other. Lawmen routinely searched his car and found a Seagram's whiskey blue cloth bag in the car trunk. Hef'8 It la March already and time to celebrate for those with en Aquamarine blrthatone. Aquamarine meant aea water. What iin apt name for thla lovely grHnlah·blue to blullh-green gem. The finest are predomlnantly blue. We h9Ye a ring In our atock with a Wlf'Y fine, large Aquamarine Mt in It One of the moat beautlflJt I have ever eeen. II Is 14d4a10mm erMrald cut and weight 21.a <*'at•. e.lly found In large fl..._ etytCale. ltt very appearance prodUcee a coollnCh eootfllng .n.et. Juel Ilk• the .... h deeper the atone the ..,_ the ootot. AquamerlM Md to be fairly large to exhibit eooct oolOr. Many fine atonM ~ .. h•Mreae.d to lnttn•lty the bl~ color. and th• proc ... 111 permll'ltnt. Aquematlne 11 a variety of the mlMral beryl. The other · +mportent variety of beryl It l'"rald. Chfoml um •. the ......,t which producet tnt Openmg the pouch, which was too soft to be holding a flask, they found it stuffed with $20,000 in cash. The discovery led to con · siderable questioning by in· vestigators, according to Irvine Police Sgt. Bob K.redel. Sanchez insisted the funds were his mother's savings and that he had been headed for Mexico to deposit the green- backs for use by the family's poorer kin. However, his souped-up sedan and speedy flight brought arrest and booking for investigation of bank robbery. reckless driving and evading arrest, police said. Sanchez was released follow- ing three days or jail time dur· ing which police failed lo link him to any bank robbery. and his mother and other family members came in to swear he was telling the truth. Baffled police contacted the Department or Internal Reventte lo tell them about all this money, but the IRS expressed little interest. However , Ca lifornia's Franchise Tax Board was de- lighted to learn of the unusual find and at least temporarily pocketed Sl, 100 of it, the amount of state income tax applying to that sum. THE MONEY -if legitimate· ly earned as the Sancbezes claim -could already have been subjected fo state taxation. , But under such circumstances, the Franchise Tax Board doesn't take any chances. I rvine Detective Dick Bowman said at the end of the 1981 tax year the family can ap- peal to the Franchise Tax Board for return of their $1,100, if they can verily its origin. Move co•es early •• CET A jOb freeze called economy act !i WASJUNGTON CAP) -The Reagan administration has in- voked a freeze on hiring of public service workers under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. The administration wants to phase out some 340,000 federally subsidized jobs in state and local government by the end or the current fiscal year. It notified regional administrators of the Labor Department's Employ· ment and Training Administra- tion that no new jobs be filled under two programs authorized by CETA -the Title U -0 and Tille VI programs. Some city officials seemed taken aback by the hiring freeze because President Reagan had said in his Feb. 18 message lo Congress and lbe nation that the two CETA jobs programs would be phased out in fiscal 1982, beginning Oct. 1. Jack Hashian, a spokesman for the department's Employ- ment Training Administration, confirmed, however, that an or- der carrying out the freeze went out late last week. •. In hi s budget message to . Congress last month, Reagan in- dicated that as much as $635 million couJd be saved by phas- ing out CETA jobs under the · public service categories by tbe end or the current fiscal year on Sept. 30. But an administration official, who declined to be named publicly. said Monday that as • much as S86S million of the flB· cal 1981 's $2. 9 billion appropriat- ed for public service jobs could be saved because of the hiring freeze. grMn color of Emerald, alto produces other chanict«latk::s which dl1t1ngul1h the gem from lta 1l1ter atone. Aquamarine la more abundllnt In nature than Emerald and · ttief910f• 11 lea coatly. Golden Beryl and Morganltl (the pink member of the bely! tamlly) are also very lo~ Dlf'N. I bought a t>eautttul O¥ei Morganlte weighing 11.41 carat• on my laat trip to ldar·Oberateln, It waa my lnCiantion to Mt It up In • r1"8 mounting, M we heye beer\ 10 buay with our cuato'"919' epeclal ~gne end cuetom °"*1 thlt I h-.n't hell *"9 for my own. W. do t... I wfde •IHIDn of Aquam•rlnH Ht up In jNelry~. :;:_.•re "' rtnga. bl • and eerrlnge end rano-•In, lilftOt' from a metW llO to an .....,. .111,uo. We'll be .h8PPJ to. lhc)W "*"' Ill to YCMa on ,._., l'*t *It to Ctwlet H . ..., .......... VA&IOVI A""1LN-osn. -TIM trouble wttb taktn1. ~ 4ay off fNID tldl Coner •• \bat all I ac· eomplllbed wa to draw rela. 1 c1oa•t need that. 1 don't need my dQI oil to "°°me coatrcwel'llal. Lllta, you'd tMDt wt bave eDOQlb to fi•bt about al"OU" here wtaout = tbe weatber loto lt. We're thrublftl ~ ~ bate over. JOllll WI.YD• Airport. We're~· over the future ol Bol1a Clalca 1wamp and Newport'• Back Bay. We're loeked ap over environment · and future development. ·Our bands are full. AU pt Ulla however, ii not enouab. You cf\ect the newa and find out that a state · b.) law1uit ii under way on whether or not re· • f& ll•lous creation sboUld r.\ be taucht in tbe public ~I'. acboola alon• with Jll lllPllll ~ ' evolution. -~ You may have -· thought all that was settled alter the Scopes Monkey Trial in Tennessee back Jn the 1920s. s,i no. We are resurrec:tln1 tbe le&al battle. BEUEVE IT oa NOT, there are still some people around who believe man descended from a bl&her order ol animal. Did I get that quite right? Maybe not. While you might not want to debate either side of crea· tion. there are sure a lot of thinp around these days that I wouldn't want to blame on any creator. Television com· mercials for disgusting personal products would be one. Pop-top can openers would be another. Add i&nillon keys that go in upside-down. Famed American humorist Mark Twain bad con- siderable to say on the question of whether or not man was the higher order of creation. Once, for example. he wrote, "You see an ance1tOT around here aftJ11Dhere?" "I believe our Heavenly Father invented man because be was disappointed in the monkey." AS FOil MAN compared to dogs, Twain suggested, "If you pick up a starving dog and make bim prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man." The man from the Mississippi River and the Mother Lode country could also get downright heavy on the failures of humankind. Twain once wrote, "Of all creatures that were made, he (man) is the most detestable. Of the entire brood he is the only one -the solitary one -that possesses malice. That is the basest of all instincts, passions, vices -the most hateful. He is the only creature that inflicts pain for sport. knowing it to be pain ... Also -in all the list be is the only creature that has a nasty mind." Mark Twain also bad a couple of thin&s to say about hum an nature, like, "Nothing so DefJds reforming as other people's habits." Or. "Man is the only animal that blushes. Or needs to." And, "There are several good protections against temptations but the IW'esl is cowardice." And Ofte more: "Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economize it." AMONG HUMANOIDS, Twain didn't let the politicians off the hook very easily, either. He once s uggested, "It could probably be shown by facts and figures that the~ is no distinctly native American criminal class except Confress." n any event, you have lo guess we'lf JUSl have to wait to see if the rehgaous people wm tbe nght to have tbe biblical version of creation taught in public schools right along with evolution. MARK TWAIN, however, ml&ht have strongly ques· tioned the value of tetting any kind of curriculum into the schools. Just remember, he once wrote: "Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run." P.ollution c11rb delay puslied •WASHINGTON <AP> -A major report ordered by Con1re~a reeommenda that deadlines for achlevin1 anli·pollutlon standardl be dropped from the nation's clean air law and that reatrlcUons on industrial development in pollution-free areas be loosened con-siderably. . The National Commission on Air Quality formally 'submitted lta report to Congress Monday, opening what promises to be a long, hard-fou&ht battle over amendin& the Clean Air Act. The commission recommended retatnftl1 moat air-quality standards but removing 1982 and 1981 deadllnea for meeUf'I them, The deadlines were Ineffective and in some cases unrealistically harab, the report said. Chairmen of key conaressional committees that will deal with the r~vlsiona -Sen. Robert Stafford, R-Vt., and Reps. John Dlnaeu, O.Micb., and Henry Waxman, D-Callf. -have said tbey hope the process will not be as difficult as that over the 1977 clean air amendments. . BlJT INDVSTaY has made clear it will not back off its demand that the law be relaxed to foster development, particularly of energy resources in the West, while environmental lobbyists have stressed they will fiercely resist dropping the deadlines and protections for clean-air areas. "Uthe other side attempts to gut the Clean Air Act, there will be a bloody fight," said David Hawkins, a lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council. The mandated review of the law comes amid national concern over rtsU1g energy prices and possible shortages, which will play an important part in Congress' deliberations. THE RECOMMENDATIONS included: -Significantly reducing sulfur dioxide emissions in the East by 1990. Since coal-burning utilities are the major source of these emissions, which have been blamed for acid rain, resistance can be expected from coal mine owners and utilities. -Maintaining the present system of setting air standards based on considerations of public health. A recent study sponsored by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce criticized. tjle present system as unscientific and s uggested costs should be measured against benefits in settinll? the standards. -CHANGING THE final standard for carbon monoxide emissions from automobiles from 3.4 grams per mile to 7 grams per mile. The recommendation that 1982 and 1987 aeadlines for achiev· ing anti-pollution standards be dropped was severely criticized by Merilyn Reeves, an environmental specialist with the League of Women Voters. "The de;tdlines provide the spur. the impetus to make sure that state governments act," she said, adding that the federal gov· ernment must ensure that no state gains a n economic advantage by not adhering to strict s tandards. Male draft fought WASHINGTON <AP> -The National Organization for Women, although opposing the draft, argues that women should be taken if selective service con- tinues. The Supreme Court will decide whether the male-only draft registration program is legaJ and NOW President Eleanor Smeal said her group would file papers with the court. Tbe court is hearing a case brought by the American Civil Liberties Union in which a three- judge panel in Philadelphia ruled the registration program unconstitutional. Registration bas been allowed to continue, however. pending a decision by the high court. The male-only system "dis- services society as it creates a pool of eligibles much more limited in numbers and ability than if it included women." Ms. Smeal said. She said NOW's brief concen- trates on social principles rather than on the specific legal points. on which she said the ACLU "did a remarkable job." While she declined to predict what the court will do, citing political and emotional elements of the case as well as the legal questions, she s aid e xcluding women from registration is bad for women, bad for the military and bad for men. Jn a recent interview, Ms. Smeal said excluding women from the draft limits the po\>1 of draftees and also military fl ex- ibility. Al'Wir•••• Ice. cold rescue John Froemal went to great lengths in the Ottawa River to reach a stranded puppy named Spike. later claimed by a 10-year-old girl. FroemaJ of Ottawa waded more than 150 feet into the river {top> then crawled and stret ched his way across the ice Sunday before reaching the animal. The smiling hero returned with the 9-month-old pup in arms <bottom ). Diet doctor slayer says f ~e real target NEW YORK (AP) Convicted murderer Jean Harris says that if she had meant to kill anyone. it would have been Lynne Tryforos, her rival for the affections of Dr. Herman Tarnower. Mrs. Harris. in jail awaiting sentencing for killing the diet de· veloper. told People magazine. "Christ, if I were going to kill somebody, I'd have killed her " The jury that convicted her last month concluded that she fired the fatal s hots intentiona ll y, rather than accidentally. as she had claimed. "I certainly didn't want to kill Hi," she insisted. "I have been throu!Z"h two years of hell strug- gling with my integrity over that woman." ··Hi called me wacky for years," Mrs. Harris added. "He •••••••• • • sa id . 'You'd h ave to be wacky to love m e.' But I'm gelling tired of this ·crazy' busi n e ss. I .;'!,a s n't, and am not.crazy. "I don't feel s o rr y for HAA111s Lynne or me. I think we both were Just stupid I loved him in spite of aU the warts and could make fun of him And here's a woman who told him he was God every day for 20 years, and 1 guess he began to believe it." S he continued to defend Tarnower. saying . "l don't want Hi smeared. Hi isn't the reason it <the shooting) happened. He kept me alive for 14 years.'· Living a dog's life rwt bad . • • • . • . • • • • • .. ... : • • • . LITTLE ROCK. Ark. <AP) - One of the reasons Gene Flint decided to spend hundreds of dollars on Sachet'• 13th birthday anniversary is that "she ls just like my liUle girl," he said. A reception hall has been rent· ed for $150. ~othet $600 will be spent on decorations, refresh· ments and other party essen- tials. There are 300 guests ex- pected at the March 22 gala. The guest of honor is a poodle. Flint said Sachet's ears will be coirfed for the party in a Bo De rek style. complete with braids and heeds. 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IP. • ~ffiUa Police probe robbery try AUIAMBRA (AP> -Police were lininl up wltn"'" and sortlna out information in an at· tempt to find at least one remainina 1unman in a botched weekend supermarket robbery tbllt ended wilb an exchanae of aunfire and lbe capture of another gunman. . No one was injured ln the attempted holdup Saturday, and one man -Oscar Duran, '3, of Montebello -was arrested after be en1a1ed police and a liquor shop owner in a 1unfi1ht at tbe en trance of the Alpha Beta market In this northeastern suburb of Los Ang~les. ._. ...... ets•JI .... ••••lftl PASADENA <AP> -A local chapter of lbe NAACP hopes to make red ribbons symbolic of concern over the slayings and disappearances of 21 black children in Atlanta the way yellow rib- BRIEFS bons did during the cap· tivity of 52 Americans in Iran. "This is our Iran," said Ruby Williams, pre- sident of the Pasadena chapter of the National Association for the Ad· vancement of Colored People, at a gathering Sun- day afternoon. ae.te11 ••• tlr•.,..,. ,._,.,,. BELL <AP) -Police were looking for several patrons involved in a bar fight with a man who drowned after he apparently was left unconscious in a puddle outside the tavern. Gonzalo Rodriguez, 36, of Bell, was arguing with a few patrons at the Irish Vill.age Bar when he allegedly was beaten and dragged 'from the establishment, witnesses told police. C'~t-••••" a11 srNt• ·SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Sen. Alan Cranston's drive to raise a national campaign warchest without party ap- proval has angered Democratic leaders who fear he is compel· ing with them for funds, the San Francisco Chronicle reported today. A sho wd ow n over Cranston's $6 million fund· raising plan, aimed at helping elect more Democrats to the Senate, is set for Tuesday. Cranston, the Senate minority CllANSTOM leader, will meet with House Speaker Thom as P. O'Neill and Rep. Tony Coelho, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. IJ•IW.•llre•'*'.,..... LOS ANGELES (AP) -A fire which swept through one floor of a commercial building left Sl mUJJon ln damage, and investigaton say they sua· peel arson in the blaze. ,,,_ .... ., ......... MADERA (AP) -A woman bas been arrested and a man is being sought in connection with a robbery of more than $5,000 from a savings and loan branch here, Police Cb.ief Gordon Skeels said. Emma J . Mosley, 29, was arrested in San Francisco Saturday on a lead furnished by police here, Skeels said. Officers were dispat~hed to San Francisco Monday to return her to Madera. A warran\ was issued for the arrest of Anthony Vincent Hulf, 22, on a charge of robbing the World Savings and Loan branch Feb. 23, Skeels said. Two employees were robbed at gunpoint, then . were stuck in the firm's safe. They identified Hulf and Ms. Mosley from photographs supplied by Fresno police who are investigating sever al recent bank savings and loan robberies, Skeels said. ,,,...,r1.1 ...... FRESNO (AP> -A U.S. District Court trial has been scheduled April 16 for a Fresno man charged with distributing 24.8 grams of heroin. Daniel Hinojosa Ochoa pleaded innocent last week to a federal indictment, but the tria date was not set until Monday by Judge M.D. Crocker. COLLECTORS CORNEA Rare Colna & Stampe GOLD & SILVER Prices tor i-2-11 hW C .... MU• ....._Cl.,,,_. ..., Seti $41 ......... .............. ..u.• "96.• .,, ........ tSIK ~ ,, _____ .,. c:.--·-.-. (714) 551-41SO South Co•at Plaza Vlll•g• .......... -.. . 1•·---~ ...... , "'-' •11 Q_.TINQ ---....... St lte 217167 ,..,,_ r-s•-11t v°"' o- 1c1111 SIOt9-Your AT••I C09TA-M1-1289 , . .._. .... ....... ~1 ,...c. ... c ,,,.,. ~ ........ '""· ... _,. ......,,, Call 642-5678. Put • few words to wor« for ou. CVieW.S On ~ental HealtJi 1BJ GeAALD WINKLER, D.D.S. DENTAL X-RAY8- tbe pre se nce of unerupted teeth or broken root rra1mentl or Impacted teeJ,b can only read ily be determined by •·rays a l n c e t b e • e abnormalities are • norsn ally bidden from view. W lt b moder n , aa.telded equipment and bl11t l.,..t x-ray mm only a ""f 1ma1 i amoun t o •·r a y radlatlon ll required to take a complete set of pletuNe. lt11 .... UUin we aorsnallr recelve trom UlumiMt..s watch f atu. Tile X ·r a 1 ealbera la one ol UM ....... IDlllt ........ -•1111.uetooli. \ Orange Coast DAIL y PILOTffuesday, March 3, 1981 s Tests WJestioned ] High 8chool atudent, atruggling -SAN F~CISCO (AP> -After 12 years of ~hoot, the average student should be •hie to read a newspaper, balance a checkbook and -accorclinc to the state of Callfomi• -not much more. . In an effort to battle the state's poor academic performance ar:non1 hi&h school students, the Department of ranked ln the bottom third academically iQ the nation. Accordlnt to Ril11, causes include too many one-pare nt famlllea , too much teJev111~on, poor teac6er attftucfes, dru1s, alcoholism and other poverty-related problems that plague inner·city schools. · Education has decreed that $tarting this year youngsters must show "minimum proficiency" in reading, writing and mathematics in order to graduate. Now, say officials, they will no longer "socially promote" students. "In the past we've been accused of graduating student.a who cow~·t read -functional illiterates," said a San Francisco Unified Schbol District official. "That stay has passed. We are absolutely not goirSg to graduate a youn9st.er who can't read or write English." Bl4111p goes Unap .... ,...,.... Sagging Goodyear airship Columbia lays on ground at Carson dock· ing facility after suffering damage from a "freak wind" Sunday that caused the blimp to twist on its mooring lines. A tail fin shattered and punctured the blimp's airbag. Goodyear says the blimp will be out of commission for about two months during repairs. Amish lantern use challenged GLADWIN, Mich . (AP ) -A Gladwin County prosecutor is fight- ing a court ruling allowing Amish drivers to use lanterns on their horse. dr awn carriages in s tead of t he orange reflective triangles required county district judge's decision. That ruling said forcing the Amish to use reflectors violated their constitu- tional rights. The Amish said reflectors would deny their faith in God's protection. Jacobson said they are violating s tate law and local sarety o r · dinances. by Jaw. Prosecutor Douglas J acobson said be filed a Circuit Court appeal of a Un ited saves you S87 off the rcgulcu· Coach fare to Seatt-lc. Just fly one of our selected flights any day of the\vcck. and you ·11 fly for just$ I 05 one way. Scats arc limited on these fl ights. but there arc no advance· purchase or le ngth-of-stay require· ments at all. ' /,. For informatio;i and reservations. caJI your Travel Agent. Or call United at 639-6700. United is Partners in Travel with Westin Hotels-in Seattle, the Washington Plaza. s105 on our -; JO j).11}-,. wideOOd~ s105 on selected re tum \ filghts,too.. \ \ ~ But many questions on proficiency tests meaaure accomplishments aE low as those usually taught in the fifth and sixth srades. "EI LEEN w oaKED from 10:30 a.m . until 4 p.m. with 30 minutes for lunch. How many hours did she work?.. asks a sample question Another asks bow much change a person should get if be paid for a $3. n. article with a SS bill. Students need pass the test only once and can take it sevt?ral times each year during their four-year high school educations. The tests have been given in some area$ for the last three years to prepare students. Yet a study shows that more than 500 seniors both in San Francisco and Oakland may not pass by this June. Wilson Riles. state superintendent of public instruction. agrees that "no matter how you cut it, the high school youngsters are not doing as well as they should.·· Last year. California seniors The tests admittedly demand "rock bottom " skills, say officials, but d istrict Associate Superintendent t Fred Leonard says they will steadily 1 be upgradedovertbe nexlfewyears. I "I DON'T THI N K we can : ' overemphasize the fact th al it is really l a very minimum proficiency test and certa inly any district that isn't planning to upgrade it is planning itself for doom and disaster." said Leonard. The biggest problem a city like San I Francisco faces, says Leonard, is that "I don't think aJl the parents really t understand the significance of this test'' -that students will not be awardeddiplomasiftheyfail. I Denying diplomas is one way of , getting students' attention, according ! to Dave Gordon, testing director for I the state Departmentof"Education. I \ . Most nonstops to Seattle Leave 7:40 a.m~ 11 :ma m. 1:30 p.m~ :~·2:1 pm ;) 15 p Ill. 7:30 p.m~ Arrivf' JO:JO a.m . I 5!> p.m 3:55 p.m . :; !)I p.m 7 ~1 pm 9:56 p.m. F.u't'!. Jnd .,< l1c.-d111<-., -.uhJI'< I 111 <:han~c.· •s1os fli1<hts 4 • II • 11 r .. 'M County hus ,-fare • • mcrease certain Amid the confusion of strikes and settlementa, of public hearints and postpoaementl, of 1ovemment man· ' dates and deregulation, one fact emeraea: The coet to ride an Orange County Transit District bus la 1otn1 up. The reason for the increase, lt turns out, i1n't because bus drivers and mechanics called a 22-day strike last month until a new contract wu ratified. The fare increase was already needed before the strike. primarily because gasoline prices didn't.10 up u high as predicted, thus more commuten weren't forced to forsake their cars for OCTD wheels. That cut revenue and set the stage for hiaber tares. The state Legislature compounded that need with a law forcini local transit districts for the fint time to recover at least 20 percent of their operating revenue from fares. (The rest comes from state and federal sources.) The district already wu lagging below the 20 percent mark when the strike hit. All the walkout did was seal the district's fate. However, the state also granted local dis- tricts one chance to fail without being penalized with lost income. Th.is appears to be that year at OCI'D. District directors met Monday but postponed a de· cision on a new fare increase. A 90-cent fare for local runs was all but rejected -it was only considered as one way to reach the 20 percent mark. Instead. board mem- bers seemed interested in 60-or 75-cent fares. They will meet again on March 16 to set the rate. Thus, the need to raise rates is a foregone conclusion. The amount is the only question. At Monday's meeting, however, not one member of the bus-riding public attended to speak out on the issues. That costs go up isn't surprising; that no one seen:is to care is. Tax nteasures falter The outlook is not good for continued income tax in- dexing to keee,. California taxpayers from being boosted into higher tax brackets when they get cost-of-living pay raises. An indexing measure pushed through by Newport Beach Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson expires at the end of this year. Gov. Brown bad ref used to sign the bill unless it included a two~year limit. This year four bills designed to protect wage earners from inflation -and incidentally block tax windfalls for the state -have been introduced in the Assembly. So far the Revenue and Taxation Committee has twice deferred a vote that would recommend one or another of the bills. The problem, in part, is determining a suitable method of curbing inflation-based tax increases. For example, without indexing, a wage earner mak- ing $15,000 a year and paying 10 percent of his income in state tax, can be boosted into the 11 percent bracket by a cost-of-living raise. So be really has not increased his real income. The existing tax indexing measure, which will cut $3 billion from state income tax revenue this year, is based on the Consumer Price Index. Opponents of continuing on this track contend this index is unfair because it assumes all taxpayers are affected by such factors as housing costs-whichis not always the case. A new bill by Mrs. Bergeson substitutes a wages and salaries index for the Consumer Price Index, basing changes only on average annual wages and salaries paid in the state, rather than the increased cost of all con· sumer items. This would reduce the loss to the state, but still offer wage earners a degree of protection. Unfortunately, the feeling in Sacramento is that no money bills at all stand a chance of approval until the budget is passed in July and the revenue picture is clearer. Meanwhile, Mrs. Bergeson is proceeding with plans to prepare a tax indexing initiative for the 1982 ballot in case the Legislature fails to act. But that could leave a substantial gap between expiration of the present law and implementation of a new one. Clearly, it is unfair to penalize wage earners when they receive pay raise.s to offset infiation. But with budget tightening coming down from the federal level, the state is understandably nervous about tampering with any potential sources of revenue. The concern over revenue losses is pointed up by re- cent projections by state officials who conclude the spending cuts proposed by the Reagan Administration could cost the state up to $6. billion in federal revenue. next year, if approved by Congress. The cuts would shift to state, county and local gov- ernments much of the cost of aid for the a1ed. sick and poor, for education, health planning. subsidized housing, highway and transit needs. They all are now partially un- der the federal umbrella. With property tax revenue cut by Proposition 13, and with the state's treasury surplus rapidly vanishing, the proposed cuts in federal aid would be a severe blow at all governmental levels. ThiB will not be a good year for measures that would further erode state revenues . ' • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1~. Costa Mesa. CA 92~28. Phone.(714) 642""32_1. . Boyd/Ideal rna~e 81 Lii.• BOYD. Only OGe youna man in 10 tbete days want.a a lirllriend wbo 1oob and acts an)'tblnc like bia. mother. Sucb be tbe conclusion of a Toronto ps7cbolo1iat named Dr. BeadliDe: Councilman liYH money awa1. 'hat'I Dnlf l'Ye MID sirinl mm. a•11 for )'Hrt to u., IOHnt· mat. Derwent Kent. He queried a sileabJe number of colleee men. Their varioua test re- sults &bowed that their no- tlona ol tbe Ideal romutie mate werea•t similar at all to tbelr deacrlptlou of th.tr motben. And for reuou un- clear, t.boM delcriptlClftl ol their motben were not too compllment.ary. • In Conneetlcut, lf the mother ct tbe l1rt forb&dl the atrl'• boJftiend from ner ... lDI tile lltl a1a1D, that bo1frlmd can't evn wrtt. love letten to tbe 1oun1 lad.J. So IUpulatel u okl law not alwa71 obaerved ... , .... e Tunday, March 3, 1981 Thomas P. Haley/Publl1her Thom11 l<Mvll/Edltor •• Barbar• Krelblch/Edltorl•I Paot Editor JdAndenon B11tezhnev def11sed neutron bomb . . W ASHJNGTON -Defenae Secretary Cupar WeinbeJ'ler'I recent anftOl.tDcement that tbe Rea1an admlnlstratlon would "very probably" decide to pro. duce the neutron bomb and deploy it in Western Europe created an international furor. World leaden bad tbou1bt tbe neutron bomb issue wu defused for &ood back lo April 1978, when Jimmy Carter made the surpria.- l n 1 decis· ion to ''de- 1 a y " ill deployment. At the time, Carter's turnaround was tbouehLto be based largely on West Germany's reluctance to support the bomb's deploy- ment there. Another possibility, tbougb, was that Carter backed down on the neutron bomb -which kil1I people but leaves inanimate ob- jects unscarred and has rel· atively short-lived radJation ef- f eels -because of concern lhat Earl Waters it would cause tbe Soviet.a to breakolfSALT IJ ne1otlatlona. A SEC&RT MESSAGE to Carter from Soviet Preside.at Leon.id Breahnev lencb 1upport to tb.e laU.r theory. A copy ol the Breatm.v letter baa been ob- tained b)' my ueoci1te Dale Vu Atta. It wu aent oo Jan. 5, 1m -three moat.bl before Carter'• announced dectaloo to put tbe neutron bom.b in the deep- freeaer. It la a remarkable document, .sharply worded ud pointedJy adclreued to Carter pel'IOllally because, u Bre&bnev wrote. "lt ii no MCret tbat tbe decision whether to start production and deployment of neutron weapons depends now above all upon tbe U .S. 1overnment, upon you peraOllally, Mr. President." Not.lng that the matter was one of "sipificant acuteness," tbe Kremlin hoes said blunUy: ''The aeriouaneu of the subject demands that talk be candJd." He said the Soviet Union's poaiUon on deployment of the neutron bomb in Western Europe was "sha.rply negative." Tbe deployment would not be retpoulve ''to tbe spirit of lhe tlmo, to the interest of atrenstben.i.ng peace and de- tente, to peoples' aspirations." IN A TYPICAL burst of Kremlin propaganda style, Brelbnev purported to be moved by tbe terrible potential for destruction posed by the weapoo. "By tbelr nature and their destructive characteristics neutron weapons can strike not only people wearing military unifo11D1, but also huge masses ot the population," the future at- tacker-al Afpanistan protested. "These are inhuman weapons of ma 11 destruction; they are directed against people. Their appearance will not diminish lhe likelihood of nuclear conflict but enhance it. "The reality is that if neutron weapons are ever used, a dev- astating scythe will sweep across lhe territories or entire countries, probably not leaving a single inch untouched." Then the Soviet presi~ent is- sued a not-so-veiled threat: Americans could not expect to eacape lhe "devast.aUng scythe" limply by being tbousaf\dl of miles away. . . ''Perhaps some entertain the hope to stay on lhe sidelines ii and when the point is reached that neutron weapons are ldlllng Europeans,", Brezhnev wrote. ''This calculation is illusory ln s ubstance. Today neutron weapons are thought of in coo- necllon with one means of de- li very, but tomorrow, or the day after, they may be attached to other vehicles of a completely different range -not or bun- d reds but or thousands or kilomete r s . Today these weapons have one yield. But tomorrow -it could be ten or a hundred limes greater. Such is the law or the arms race ... " THEN BREZHNEV got around to SALT II. '·In what light would the negotiations currently under way . . . appear if simultaneously t he deployme nt of neutron weapo'n.s was forced?" he asked. He answered: "Not much would be lert of people's trust in solv- ing the problem of disarma- ment. and in the success of ongo- ing negoliatjons. Moreover, the negotiations themselves, at lea.st in some cases, would face the threat of being broken off." Finally, Brezhnev warned that the United States could not hope to maintain its monopoly on the neutron bomb. He wrote that "if the choice of the United Stat.es is in favor of the neutron bomb. this will put the Soviet Union before the necessity to meet the challenge, that is to act in the same way as we wer e forced to act when atomic weapons came into being." The letter was s igned, "Sin- cerely, L. Brezhnev." Three months later , after West Ge rm a n y bad reluctantly agreed to deploy the weapon. Carter surprisingly reversed himself and called off the neutron bomb. The SALT II negotiations continued, and a treaty was signed in June 1979. The Reagan administration has shown no inclination to re· vive the SALT II talks, and is now proposing to go ahead with the neutron bomb. Most mass transit systems show deficit Although the Legislature in 1971 provided that ~ cents ol tbe sales tax be used to fund mass transit systems and Gov. Jerry Brown and his appointees have talked incessantly about the need for such, tbe developmeni. or mass transit systems wblch meet the needs of the people and ar.e financially practical re- mairus largely t.a.lk . Surprisingly there are about 160 publicly operated transit systems in the state , the number in· c rea si ng greatly from the 40 which existed in 197l before the state began provid· iog financial assistance. But a report developed by Lise Knox and just released by CalTu reveals that moat all ol them are in trouble fmancially. And the specific data provided for the 12 major transit system.a shows ei&bt of them are operat· ing at a deficit despite federal, state and local tax dollars. Altboulh tbe fares ran1e from 'Charles McCabe 25 cents up to $1. 75 not one of the systems comes close to meeting . costs tbroulh fares alone. Of the 12, pnly in Santa Monica do tbe fares produce even half the operational costs. ln Santa Clara County the fares don't even pro- vide 10 percent or costs. And raialnt fares in most instances usually proves to be counter pro- ductive. llEMEMBE&ING before WW II that almost all public transit in California was operated by private companies and, despite payin1 taxes, mana1ed t.b show profit.a, it becomes an en11ma u to why the publlcly owned systems which operate free ol taxation and wit.bout need for profit can't do so without massive tranafuslona of federal, state and local taxpayer money. It can't be tbe lack of modem equipment. The Bay Area's BART system, one of the most modem ol all, receives eo per- cent of it.a funds from local taxes and leas than 2IO percent from federal and state allotmenta, wltb fares providinc barely more than 2IO percent. And one of the newest systems, Santa Clara County, recelves more than 90 percent of its funds from federal. state and local taxes. Knox says rising fuel costs and federal and state require- ments for special equipment such as for lhe handicapped and strict smog emission regulations are part of the problem which is causing citizens and officials alike to take closer looks at the feasibility or operating the systems. BUT SHE REPORTS the single largest cost of lhe transit systems is salaries and wages (66 percent). What she found startling was the disparity between the systems in pay ranglnt from $6.46 an hour to the high paid by the Golden Gate Transit Diatrict or Sll.67 for bus drivers. It is obvious that in many cases labor has out· negotiated management. even gaining unheard or quarterly cost of living pay adjustmenta. Part ~ tbis laxity in negotiat· ing pay is probably due to lhe manner in wbicb the state money bas been banded out. baaed solely on the amount of rev- enue produced by the sales tu wit.bin the county. New lepsla· lion however now requires the allocations to be based on pe rforman~e c rite ria. The problem there 1s that Caltrans. the s late agency which ad· ministers the money. has not established ithdelines or deftni- tions lo assure uniform data. "They're comparipg apples and oranges." Knox said. BUT EVEN IF standardized re ports and a uniformity of operation and pay could be achieved, it remains doubtful that the transit systems would be any closer to s"elr-sustaining through revenues. The fact is that Californians are too much in love with their cars, and furthermore the pattern of urban and suburban postwar de· velopment has been such lhat it boggles lhe mind to devise any system which could s uitabl) meet the needs of s ufficient numbers to make rapid transit practical from an economic standpoint. Even in a city as compact as San Francisco, the municipal transit system is barely out or the red although 70 percent of its support comes from federaJ, atate and local taxpayers. Bilingual activists are reluctant Ainericans I do not wlab to set into aome sort ol feud wit.b the Spen!q. apea~ people ol Callforma. J bave apmt nearly a decade ol my We aJDC1G1 Span.lab 1peqen In MexJco, Puerto Rlco and other Cartbbean ltlanda. I have a atrq afh«lon for tbem ad thelr culture. 1117 penonal rela· tJon.a wttb them ban been alDOlt 100 percent okay, wblcb la a aood deal mon than I can av for m1 on countrymen. But I ftDCI an lnereutni irrtta- tlon with tboH lmmlsrant Ila· I e IDI la t.b1a atate who call theauehu H11pan.ic ac- thl1t1, Uae lau.r, a ward tbat .... ., t.tla• .... . ,,.... ... .. IO•Called Clalcaao ........ .... .., ................. . kW•• ... -.... ... ....... ':I ••. ---&Mir ......... ... ....... ,..,. ........ ... , . ..t,,; equal than equal to other Amerieanl. They are recalcitrant Amertcam, and proud ot lt. 800 OP TBll fMliq came out at a at.ate Public UUUtlea Com ml11lon bearlDI ln San Frandaco wher' ~blpeae Amertcu and Rllpb.lc arouPt clemancled that tbe Pacific T•l•Dbone Oo. lncreue blliDpal Hl'Vlce before the utWtJ a. al· lowed to ralM lta rat.et bJ ..,. mJWoa 1u.rl1. Tbe7 a1lo ... ~ for more Jobi wttb the co~pay. TIM rlllltol1c ol eom• ot tM Ria· panta wu quite bea-.d and •· comina•m•· llarlma 'ftDOeO R 0 4J rtt \I e •.t . W 0 m e D ' I cb~ ol u. Amelie• 01 J'onim. aald llM WU tln4 ol IMarlDI U..t Ull.mllatloa tato U..Dr&Mrt4P"~ .. =-.. ~: ..... ~ .. , ....... l ... tM"9J ,.. ~:Tail --.... . I , .. .,. 1'11111 =-:'I = ::-.,-=-. •• :.a ............. ,.... ..... 1ranta, and I believe they are profoundly wrons. An attempt to aet up a larse bllintual enclave la tbia state, and lD other places, wblch b advocated by the ac- \:lvt1ttf and eoeoura1e by poUti- ciaaa, would be bad for ~ tbla country and for lta Hlapanlc population -both citiHDI and w.,a11. Tbe mott important bid re- 1ulta, ol course, would be that tbe llale9ftl would Uve sulleGly on tbe maqin ol our cultu.rt, Dot OD1J dlnled the chance to foUow tbe belt opportuD1Ue1 tb1I COUil• tl'J bal to Oller, but a formidable potenUal tor crime and dl•· ...... . Alll•ILATION 18 TBS aia1w•._ tlMMIP lt cannot be forffd. n em De deddedlJ •· eoura1ed, bowe•er, a.r la- a.t•te tt.M~be ......... ..._ .... ca ............. ,.,... ... .......... ..... _. .... .... ...... ,n ........ l•1n•• Co•rt ••• ,,..._ ap' rt I. fti ;..n II •• -.a .... A , Undoubtedly people who do not. speak En1liab auffer ~ wben tbey have to use tbe phone and reach a penon who can speak only Ebillsh. The pbone company says It la aware oltbls, aod a 1poke1man aaid tbat anyone needlnl emer1ency •· atataoce will be connected rib a Span.iab or Cantooese·apeakiq operator witbln 30 second.a of a trnt call to an operator. ~ Collt DAILY PILar/Tuetday, March s. 1981 TllE l'MllLt' c1ac111 "Will you lood my toothbrush for me, Mommy?" MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson "Oh. no ... not ANOTHER big snowl" llJDGE PARKER MISS PEACH F~~NClllJE I 't'OIA. oiz:e~~ L.11<• A ,::~I.AMP . UNITED Feal\lte Syndicate ~··Puzzle Solved ......... J t 1-t-i~ 1 ~ l e ' "Seafood?" "Look at that, Alice . . . e ate ''What do you mean ... all of his carrots without where did I PUT 'em?" a word." by Mell Lazarius A Meff Y F'Jrl.AMF'1 O~ ~ C~IC FtctAMP( YOU DIDN'T PUT A STRING ON THIS CAN TELEPHONE ---THIS 15 A RU BBE R BAND DRA8BLE DILSMKK ll)W.., t~ft'f 1iMt I C,O 0 ~ 1MtA1'Rt I I ~" A wwou~ fORA 1.11'11.f: N" or IW~ SO I f1(,UR£0 11'1 Ml'°" P'.'i oc.>fl ~ __ __., by Charin M. Schultz WHICH tr 15 8EcAUSE I JOST ~TE IT TMIS MORNIN6 ! by Tom Batiuk Wtl'f, NO~MAN~ Af ~S'f I t&M M 'f1us "'~'' ~-0 'IOll'~ a>ME Uf Wl'°N A soef11'Lt S ... I 'A~''f ~EA~ ~SONA&l..., &f1"M1' IOtA l A ll)Ot{O 1'11E't'R£ ~°'llNb ~ ' by George Lemont ~TION I CONSUMER OREGON MAN READY FOR WORST Rlch•rd Johneon In mountain Ntr••t Gun sclwol motto: 'shoot to kill' PRESCOTT, Ariz. <AP> -In circles where the gun is king, Jeff Cooper is crown prince. "An armed society is a polite society," he tells bis subjects, and in bis company people are very polite indeed. The former U.S. marine colonel, a tanned, fit 60, entertains visitors by cocking his Colt .45 automatic pistol and shooting ber- ries orr the juniper bushes in his 200-acre backyard. "THERE ARE PEOPLE IN AMEKICA who have never seen a real gun," be complained. "This is the first time in U.S. hhtory that beads of families have not been to Uncle Sam's trade school," referring to the absence of full military mobilization since World War II. To make up for Uncle Sam's shortfaJls, Cooper runs the American Pistol 11\$titute at bis Gunsite Ranch in northern Arizona. Cooper's ranch, tucked away in the comer of an i8olated, high desert vaJJey .. is a mecca for those who aspire to shoot to kill. Clients include judges, siorekeepers, ptpfessional men "and even two clergymen," Cooper said. Cooper says he wears a pistol when he attends church himself ever since be read of an armed holdup in a Calilomia chapel. "They wouldn't have succeeded if I had been there," Cooper boasted. COOPER TELLS CLIENTS THAT UNDER Englhb common law a citizen may use any method to prevent an attempt on his life. '• U a man chooses to prey upon society, be bas signed his own re- lease," said Cooper, who is fond of catch phrases. Asked about the rising crime rate involvinl bandl\lDS, Cooper responded: "The death rate is sWJ lbe same -one per customer." "Does violence beget violence?" he asked rhetorically. "I sure hope so," he said, smiling as be answered. Cooper bas become a favorite tutor of Americans who are turning to firearms because of fear of the future. , "SIULL AT ARMS IS NECES.SA&Y for survival. A pistol is a grand way to end an argument someone else starts," Cooper said. His six,day course costs MOO plus expenses, and be will train about 1,000 people lhis year, twice the number he trained in 1980. The course incorporates Cooper's own on-the-job tralnin&. "I've killed three enemy in war," be said. "And I've helped out my friends in Rhodesia, El Salvador, South Africa and Guatemala by training people. not personally fighting their wars. Not that I have anything against mercenaries. Their morality ts higher than most businessmen.'' Cooper tells clients, "The pistol on your belt is very much like a fire extinguisher. Uae it at the source of lhe name." He believes citizens should assist others in trouble, whether in a supermarket holdup or a bank robbery. BIS INTENSIVE T&AINING SESSIONS, supervised by ln· structon drawn from the police and military, are held over sophisticated training courses including a "fun house" where life· sized buman targets ·are shot. Cooper does not hesitate to criticize clients' performances. But he rea.uures..them lhat even if they are Dl>t quite up to scratch in his school, they will have the edge back bome: "The creeps of the world are generally bad shots." BUT DON'T EXPECT to enjoy the view from your windows. There are no wlnclowa. The cando of southern Utah's survlvaliat tomorrow will be 100 feet underaround. "There la a definite market for tbla sort ol place," said Ron Boutwell, ooe of the promoters. "We are not trying to convert people. We are filling a need." There were 200 inquiries after a survivalist news letter mentioned the project last year. Now that n>om models have been built and the ground bas been broken, "We have 4S asking to buy and inquiries are increasin~ by' the hour," Boutwell said. THE PROMOTERS still have to get approval from the town board of tiny La Verkin, but city recorder Ramona Gifford said, "There will be no problems at all. Some people who live here are nervous, but the majority are for it." ' The $39,000 price for the simply furnished one-bedroom unit includes four years' supply of freeze-dried food set into the walls and fu rniture, a circulation system auaranteed to c hange the air every IS minutes. a quarter-million dollar radiation filler and biological and chemical filters for use "when required." A two· bedroom unit is $78,000. Most inquiries come from professional men in their 405 and SOs, Boutwell said, and the first question telephone inquirers are asked is not their financial worth but "what is the worst problem facing lhe U.S.A.?" BOUTWELL SAID HALF think nuclear war, the others economic collapse. ''Either way. they believe there' 11 be chaos of some kind and seek a permanent place in which to survive," he said. Survive Tomorrow Inc. is building its condo under eight acres of land in La Verkin. "The town zoned lhis property especially for us," Boutwell said, adding that all condo owners and people in the valley will be blood-typed "so that we can cooperate when disaster strikes.'' The identity card required to enter lhe building will include the owner's microfiled medical hlstory as further protecUon. Security will depend not only on double doors with bullet-proof glass but also on the understood commitment by condo owners to join in defense. "We wUJ have a 1,000-man volunteer army here to handle problems that lhe aovemment can't," Boutwell said. MOM coming through DEAR PAT DUNN: I join other reaoers who have complained about Mall Order Marketing Inc. I ordered a $10 bookcase last Aug. 1. After wailing two months for delivery I asked for a refund and bought another bookcase. Another month passed and I wrote again, including a copy of my, canceled check. • A couple of days later the bookcase ar-• riv~. It looked like it was made out of cardboard and I returned it 1mmediately with another refund request. I've sent three letters since then and still haven't reeelved one word in response, not to mention a re- fund. I hope you can help me. · · R.M., San Clemente . eo.,.a•u aboa& w. nr. 11.., re111a1 1a. nu U•ecu 1.-tnwe•u .. ,, die cu .... tenlee _.,. ... fell _.... - lu H114rn•1111ee Meaw "ef '891111 .. • aaawer aD &lte leUen freta,......,... ... werr1a.1 aM•• U11e f•Hl~IHJ el dlelr QrllUIM _.,. llletal late.'' AYI W a •••IMr If leUen IN• n ... n wMle n · ·••et&ed •erd1aadlH ••••'• arrlH fer • ClllrtA... ... • .... , .. , e. ........ .. .0 ................ , .............. .... .. ,. ......... M _,nee, ,._ •11 ..,_.II._., la· .... , .. 1.8., 8nta..-.. Hiii, w'9 .... -.... Nn. ti. .............. .... ,..,...,., .............. ,ta ••· ........... ,,., .... DSAll PAT DUNN : J wat=I fdr a carl81t"*UdOM~tM .,.... me to let him get a "aide loan" for me-to finance the car. 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SeMctiHs 'Witlt "'""' srfttltcoW -1•riMI , .s ... _. htr1Ai- 1 Allt-.tk ai.c .. on,- 1111-11 Pltscr11111mf llllWAllR OBITUARIES 0..Mge Coar DAILY PILOT/Tu.day, March 3, 1981 ' ··MANTE01 N.C. <AP> -Several , majority was that be wu IUiltY - members°' a jvx that convicted a wbat a abame." ~---- youn• doctor wbo claimed be 1~ "We have or1anlzed a 1roup and marijuana to help caaeer patl.., alreadY, have talked to state Rep. ba.e urced that tbe state leaalle Cbar1e1·Eva.na to see what we can do marlJwuaa ... forsoedicalJ>W'POHI. o speed up marijuana for Dr. GCJl'ldoD Plland, M, of ffatteru clae~otber~py patients." she said. Island, wu convicted on two felony Ptland was sentenced by Judie dru1 counta. feloniou.a manufactute Preston Cornelius to 111 hours ln the and fdonioua posseaaion of marl. Dare County Jail, one year of proba· Juana tion, fined $].,110 and ordered to · donate 111 hours of work to a chartta· Hla lawyen have said the convlc· ble or1anizalion of his choice. lion could, cost Piland his license to When arrested Au1. 10, authorities practice medicine. confiscated 111 marijuana plants in Aecording to Suzan Hopkins, 24, the side yard of a home Piland wu the youngest mem~r ol the Jury that renovating on Hatteras Island. convicted Piland, "Ttie feeling of the Marvin Blount Jr., Piland's at· "You're afraid to au? I'm afnld to tell you." DEATHS ELSEWHERE ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP > -Composer Howard Hanson, 84, who won the 1944 Pulitzer Prize for Music for his Fourth Symphony. died Thursday. He heade d the Eastman School or Music 40 years. TULSA, Okla. CA P > - Jim Dowalag, 67, a col· umnist for the Tulsa Tribune who wrote about his battle against cancer, died Friday. NEW YORK (AP> Ann Lowe, 82, one of the first leading black fashioQ designers. died Wednesday. WASHINGTON <AP> -Jerry Landauer, 49, a prize -winning in · vestlgative reporter who wrote the first stories on the Justice Department investigation that led to the resignation of then Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, died Friday. DEA 1H NOTICES. BARRERA ALMA JUDITH BAR· RERA. resident or Laguna Niguel. Ca. Passed away on Saturday. February 28. 1981 She is survived by her rather Ohve1ro Barrera-Abril of Guatemala. mother Esther Johnson and step-father J. Michael Johnson ot Laguna Niguel. Ca .. grandmother Manuela Villata or Santa Ana, Ca , sister Rosalinda Barrera and brother Renato Barrera Recitation or the Rosary will be on Wednesday. M arch4.1981at7:00PM atthe O 'Connor Laguna H ills Mortuary. Memorial Mass will be on Friday, March 6. 1981 at5:30PM at St. Edwards Catholic Church. Dana Point. Ca. O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary in charge of ar· rangements. BASA BE SHIRLEY M. BASABE. re· sident of Costa Mesa. Ca. Passed away on February 28, 1981 al the age of 55. Survived by her husband Felix Basabe of Costa Mesa, Ca .. also her parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore of Palm Springs and Costa Mesa. Ca., a daughter Lynda Ashley and son-m-law R obert As hley , also grandchildren. Services will be held on Tuesday. March 3. 1981 at St. Andrew's Church . She was a member of the Nep· tune Society In lieu ofrlowers the family requests donations be made to the American Cancer Society. H.,eol LA...._MT. OUYI Mortuary • c&metery Cre,.,. torv 1625 Gisler Ave . Costa Mesa ~5554 PtmCt •onas ~-OAOWAY wotn'UAllY . 110&0.tway Costa Mesa 642-9150 IALTZ&•a•OM SMITH & lV1MLL WISTCUllJ CHAf'IL 427 E 17ttT St CoslaMesa 84&-9371 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8UStMaSS NAM• STATaMun TM lo41-ing -..-s ••• dolnt buslneun. PARK SERVICES, INC . 160S2 811u1 8oul1•ard, Suite 21S, Hunt• inqtOft a .. c11. C.liloml• UM7 Directors Byron L. Wiiiiams , Jemes I.. Clayton ~ Steven J . Sllerwood, • D111wer1 corpontlon, 16052 81Kh lloul••ard, Sulle 21S. Hun· tlfllllon 8Nch, C.lllornl• 92441-All thrM OlrKtors. 8url N. Siflllleton, Prttldlnl, • Delewere c.,poration, 160S2 8uch 8oul1•arO. Suite 21S, Huntington 8HCh, C•llfornle U M7. 8yron I.. Williams. Vice Prtti· dent, • Oeleware corporallon, 16052 8eacll Boulevard, Sult• 21S. Hunt· lnglon Beech, C.lilornl• 921M7. D•I• Sl•,,..,•·8enuelo\. Secret¥Y I. TreH-. a Detew¥e COl'l)Oretlon, 160'2 Beech 8oul1vard, 5utte 11S, Hun· llngtOft 8eec:h. C.lilornl• 921M7. This business ls conducted Dy • cor· porallOft Delo Sl•Wf'l•·a.nuelo\, S.C. lo Tr ... urer Thi• sa11..-1 wn filed with Ille County Clerk ot Or•n~ County on Mar 2, '"' l'U .. 4' PuDhsn.cl Or1r19t Cout Deily Pllol, Mer l , 10. 11, 2•. '"' lOSf.91 P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS a uSINESS HAMI STATEMENT The lotlowi119 person• ere Ooong bu Si MS\ es CAMPUS GAS COMPANY. 9092 T•IDlrt, Suote IA. Fountain v1110. C•lllornl• 9110I. David 8, ISTNISky, 9092 T •llM•I. S..111 IA, F...,teln Velley. C11ttorn1e 9270I. Peul Hergert a. Stella Hergert husblfld I. wife. :io.n RMI une. Hun· lln9ton llMch. C.Hlomi• '264. Roy,,.., In<.,• Celltornla corpora· lion, 3112 W..I Ocun Front. Newport 8eec11, C.lilornla tMJ. IHrnie P. SvalSIAd ThlS stet-I was lilld with Ille County Citric ol Or•n9e County on Mer. 2, '"' SA.MUILCU8aTa ATTOltNIY AT LAW "11 Meter A-. s.lte HS "-...... 8M<tl. Cef ...... ta.47. P111>11.-Or-Coast D•ily Piiot. Mer l. 10, 11.1•. t•t 106041 PUBLIC NOTICE MOTIU OI' P\19UC MUat ... To COftsl-.,_ £,,.._..... OHi .. ol Ille WI ...... o1 Ufllwnlty Of'lwe 111 U. City ol ltvlN ,,...., Gul.,.r on ... llP .... $efl OlelO l'r~ 1.-S. WHl!IU! -CITY OF lltVUU COUNCii. CHAM8EltS, 17100 J.,... -.. RMCI. ltvlM, CMlfwN• WHEN -Tw..S.y, Merci\ 24. 1'11, 7:•p .... NOTICE 15 HERE8Y GIVEN !Ml Ille City ol ININ #tll ~ • Pullllc H1erlnt lo ~r IM Eftel-rlnt Desi .. IMl16et for ltle wldelll"fl of Vnl.,.rslty Ori.,. lrcm Culn•· OrlY9 lo ,,.. S.11 Ole9o Fr-..,. The -1"9 wlll be i.ld Oft T.,.,_ *"• llMrell 2A, 1•1, •I 7:JO p.m . In "'9 lrYIM C-11 OWi-., 11200 Jent· borH Roecl, ININ, Celllornl•. TM -Ing Is ~led to eflord Ille oppot1..,ity for publk penlclpe· lion In cOMld9retlon of Ille Desi .. r1alure1 and EnvlrOftmenl•I 0«11· , ments. Tiie Envlr-1 doc-I, m•tK. dr..,...ngs, -otller lllform•· llon ere avell*9 for •-lion -copyln9 el Ille City Clertc's Office, trvlne City H•ll, 17200 J1ml>or11 I Reed. lrvlN . C.lltomi1. wrlnon -or .. records from eny lnlereslld --or tr-,...,_Int Ille pr_..s lmpr_,.,.... will be r ......... celvecl el H -r11111 for entry Into Ille olllclal lronscrlpt. P111>1lc H1arlft9 RKoreb will be llellt -10 cleys efter Ille Pullllc _,,,. ""'" •• >. ""· Clurlnt -•a. period letwn or any AM-ftl nwy be IMllHMtd In lhl recens. n..nwybemetl.Sto: Mr.G ........ Muc:Nw DI rec tor o1 l'\Alllc _,., City of ltvlN 1nooJ-..Roed I rvlM . C.llfornl1 n'.713 D•teCI: ,..,,,_., 23, '"'· NANCY C. ROWLAND CllyC~ PullllslleCI Oranee Co•" D•llY Piiot FM>.14. '"'-r. 17.1"1 t<IMI PUBLIC NOTICE f'I ITI 8USIMIU -- MAMa STATaMUtT Th• lo41owlng perlOll Is dOing Dusi· ....... , STOCKYARD BAR·B-0 & SALOON, 21o.4 8Hcll lllVd., Hutttlnoton Bllch, CA ttMt. Jarrett El-• Webb. 11S2t BIKh 8 1..CS., Hl#lllllQlofl 8Hch, CA '2-. This ~ Is condlKted by 1n In· dlvlduel. J.,.,ett Eil-r Wellel Tiiis stet-I wn lllld with Ille County Clerk of Orlft9e County on Fell.6,1"1. f'I ..... PubllSNd Or ..... Cont Delly Piiot, ..... 10, 17,14,Mer.J, 1"1 129-tl PVBUC NOTICE ; .~ OCTD buses are back on the road again. And we're ready to serve you with more buses, greater frequencies and improved service .. aero can take you anywhere in Orange County-around your neig~borhood or across the county. No Gas· Pains Don't waste your money at the gas station. Save money and ride the bus. Consider the savings. Driving a car now ,costs about 54 cents per mile. Y()\4can take ttle OCTD bus across the county for just~ dents! And you save even more with a monthly bus pass. , torney, aaid the verdict would be ap. pealed. Piland remains free on $&,000 bond. Piland never denied growtni or po11ess!Ji1 marijuana. He aaJd be be1an ii'owtn1 it a.ftfr a woman tak· ine chemotherapy for cancer told him of watchlne a television Protr•m about the use of marijuana ln com- battinl the violent nausea .tbat oft~n accompanies cbemoth•rapy. The physician also said that his father suffers from glaucoma, a dis· eaae of the eye for which marijuana baa been used in treatment. However, Cornelius ruled out "medical necessity" as justification for 1rowing the marijuana. Join Us use Jn Im char1e to tbe,Jury, Comellua , said the oa.Jy elemenfl neceuary for conviction were for tbe state to bave proved t hat Piland "planted, cultivated, erew or harvestect" the m arijuana and that he lmowin1ly posaeued it. North Carolina law does allow . physicians to prescribe marijuana to patients tmder certain condltlons, but trial testimO{lY bn>u,ait out that it is virt,ually impossible to obtain it. After the verdict, Piland, who came to Hatt.eras Island ln July 1979 and practiced medicine in a elinic there WlW hla arrest, said be was un- certain about his future plans. l We'll show you the ease and convenience of taking the OCTDbus. ean U$ Call OCTD. One of our friendly operators will help you plan your trip on the OCTD bus. If you need sehedule information, we'll send It to· you -FREEi I • . . Orange Co•t DAILY PILOTffuHday. March 3, 1981 8y TO• 'ftl'tJS o1 .. 0Mt¥ .......... That old 1ayln1 about March comllls ID like a -hon certainly holds true illlotar u local theater lt concerned, wllb four new state production.a break· ing out ot the wtnp durlnc the ftnt week of tbe month. First comes Shakespeare's "The M rcbant of Venice," arriving t.0n11ht on the. mainatage at South Coast Repertory. Then Sebastian's West Dltlner Playhouse brinis on a n~w comedy1 "Mur<ter at the Howara ,Johnson's," which goes INTERMISSION on the boards Wed.nes· day. 'thursday will find I "The Seagull" taking up residence for a brief run at UC Irvine. And lhe week winds up with the opening of "Victoria's ' House" on Friday al the Westminster €ommunlty Theater. SCR'S "ME RCHANT OF Venice" will ·potlight the talents of Katharine Houghton (of "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner") as Portia, John Wylie as Shylock and William Needles as Antonio. Others 1n the Shakespearean production are Stephen Russell, Wayne Alexander. Ron Boussom. Richard Doyle. John-David Keller, Anni Long, Jonathan McMurtry and Steve Patterson. J ohn Going has been recruited from New York to direct "Merchant, .. which will play nighUy ex- cept Mondays through April 5 at 8 p.m. with Satur- Coleman wins role HOLLYWOO D <AP> Dabney Coleman will star with Chevy Chase and Patti D'Arbanville in 20th Century-Fox's "MOdem Problems," which 1.?.0e~ into production in late March. Coleman will play the author of self·help books 1n the comedy or an air traffic controller's romantic problems. 8 1¥:.ADEMY AWARD l"iQ"YUNATIONS mduding BEST PICTURE NOW PLAYING lDWUIDS llllSIDI l DWAllO'S WUTlllOOlt MA• llllA 'LAZA '''~tr ~•O>t ~lO u o1 Btti ~29 ~39 lOWAllOS WOOOllllDClf lOWAllO'S SAOOUl&Cl .a 'UIU ACCUTUI 1 ·,, ~a1 '>380 r0110111..u• .. r • BARGAIN SPECIAL * All Seats $2.00 ALL DAY every Monday & Tuesday! , ./i F: WALTt DHEY'S • • _ ·"~ •• ~; y • an as1a~ 1:15-3:30-5:45 ' 8:00.10:15 • • preHnt•d In 4-treck St•r•o , day and Sunday matlneet at 2:30 at the Fo¢b Step Theater, W Town Ceoter Drive, Coeta M•a. Reservations 951-.403S. At Sebutlan'a, •uest stars VlrlinJa Mayo, Dennis James and Afan Youn1 take the principal roles in the new Ron Clark-Sam Bobrlck comedy, "Murder at tbe Roward JohnlOD'a." PEaFOaMANCU WILL be 1lveo olthtlY ts· cept Moodaya wlth brunch and evenlni ataatnc• each Sunday throuih April I at varylnC curtain times at Seba1Uan'1, HO Ave. Pico, San Clemente. . Reservationa 492·9950. Chekhov's ','SeaeuU" rues into the Fine Arts Concert Hail at UC lrvlne for three performances only wlth curtain at 8 p.m. Thursday through Sat~day. It's beinl mounted by the UCI Fac\)lty Workshop under the dJrecUon of Brewster Mason of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Reservations 833-6611. J .D. Reichelderfer holds the directorial reins for "Victoria's HoUJe," a mystery drama by Fred Carmichael, which launches a five-weekeod engagement at the theater, 7272 Maple St .. Westminster. H EADING THE C AS T are Sharon Reichelderfer and Peter McAlUster, with Charles Taylor, Stephanie Wolfe, Monica McAllister, CA!ol Hill, Ronald Grigsby, Jonatban Motil and Aida Porras providing support.Reservations at the new number, 995-4113. Winding up ·-.. ---··-..... ;·;~•r-La~M~i~r-~:JI "THE OREAT SANTINI" (.-0) llQIMrtltl. -' lltOMCrana ,,., u t. ,,..,., ..... ,.,,., -.na -•• l' '!. Wll_ !M;2..00 . ""AOING 8UU" (RI ... UT l':Arlo1._ .... ,.._..,l: •. k1l.*9 -n:D-M~AWAMI '"NINE TO FIVE" IPO) '••.k••-t::•.ti-411 'Mil lll'W'MMI • FORT APACHE, THE BRONX" , • •• •• ••.••.. (RI Fe<ll en:-- •I ~.::,_, 'WALT DISNEY'S FANTASIA" (Q JU/S>l .. "90 ,,. .. '.",.i::,-,..~.,._ ~ ............... al (,:,:::_,. "FORT APACHE. THE 81110NX" JU/ill·._ ,,..,,.,,. ...... ••• ("I -.. ----··-"THl"l.-01 t•.4.>tLr:tl • ...--n:o---··-"AL TEllllO STATES" (Ill) ........ -.-·- ~ 8:11, .... """......,. 1:00 ....... l;.115 IMf'OIHHT NOTICI! CNllDlllN UNOlll 11 fllH! -KIUA• •~·----Sf-Of AU.I (1t•ll,f:l1«i'JMiJ;l;;(~qr-:~~1 ~'.i{~"*'~~~v1;T:.l] .. ~:::Tor~:~:7:.o, II No -CM AMllO Wllll '""'" ... Acc:M-Y Brlnv v-Own AM ,..,.,. -WtM :i·~..:.::. J .. ::~~~~! (~~ _, l '2 ~.~~~.~ 87!-9850 . "aLUE COUAR" (") I No -c.r R-Wllh l9fllll ... "'c-.-y .,,,,.. v-Own AM - ~ .. --•--1111 ~mm~~· 1 .::;t:~. I No AM CM RM!o With ltnlliorl M~-y 11111"1 Y'll'I' OWrl AM PotU . Repertory'• Second Staie la "Serewball," a drama about conruct in a mental matituUon. Tbe show plays ton.leht throurb 9uDclay at 8:30 with we~end maU....a at S p.m . lo the Fowtb Step Theat.r, 855 T~D Center Drtve, Coata Mt1a (9~7-4033). Other .shows cootlnulnt their re1pecUve enaagemenu locally are: -"Same Time, Next Year'' at the H•rlequin Olnntr Playhouse. 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Sanu .Ana (&"1$.5Sl l), playing nighUy except Mondays with varying curtain times t.hrouab March 22. -°CATCH ME IF You Can" at the Sad· dleback Valley Community . Theater, 25741·C Obrero, Mission Viejo (830·92.52), playing Fridays and Saturdays al 8 through March 21. -"A Bad Year ror Tomatoes" at the Hunt· ington Beach Playhouse, Main at Yorktown, Hunt· ington Beach (847·4465 ), playing Fridays and Saturdaysat8:30through Marcb28 .. ...J "Rope" by Showcase t>roducUon1 al the Westminster Auditorium, 7571 Westminster Ave., Westminster (894·6786). playing Fridays and Saturdays at 8: 30 through March 14. • C~AllD Sebastian's West Dinner • Playhouse wl 11 hold non· Equity auditions to· complete the cast of its upcoming production of "Babes in Arms·· Saturday at 10 a.m. al the Aoahefm Sebastian's in the Grand Hotel, 1 RQ.teJ Way .... two men. two women and several young singers and dancers are needed ... NINE TO FIVE !N) I ''THI JAZZ _ ~NGIR" (N> • I "FOAT APACHE THE BRONX" "" . , ~o.J!o.. .. M n aJ'2l 'I "FANTASIA" "INCREDIBLE . SHRINKING WOMAN" "THE NUDE llOMll'' : ,. ' $ I "THE DEVIL & MAX DEVLIN" "'HERO AT LAROE" tN I ~ .• .. *I I "RAGING BULL" c"I "FOAT APACHE" I . I "TRIBUTE" "ORDINARY PEOPLE " tllll I "COAL MINEA"S~ DAUGHTER" "SMOKEY 11·· E • .. ANY WRICR WAY YOU CAN " "HONEYSUCt<LE N·71• PICTITIOUS aUllNaH NA.Ma ITATU1llaNT Thi IDllOWl"I -tonl ere dolnt 1lrwues: YEGEN TIME SHARING, .. s -n Clntlf Drive, Sult• 2'0, Cott. N ,Ca.'263' PITaUC NOTICI NOTIC• Of' DI.ATM Of' MA a aY fl. Oal f'f'ITH AND Oil PeTITIOM TO ADMINllT•a aSTATa NO. A·1"71l. To •II ht lr1 , tneflcl•rles, creditors •nd conti ngent crtdltors of Htrry F . Griffith of Fullerton, Ct llfornl• 92631, tnd ~rsons who mty be otherwise Interest· ed In the w lU and/or estete: A petition has been filed by Dennis A. Griffith tnd E. Brian Griffith In the Su~rlor Court of Orange County requesting that Dennis A. Griffith end E. Brian Griffith be tppolnt· ed as person.. represen· tatlves to tdmlnlster the estate of Harry F. Grlff)th <under the Independent Administration of Estates Act). The petition Is set for hearing I• Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive, West, In the City of Santa Ana, California on March 2S, 1981at9:30 a.m. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearing . Your appearance may be In person or by your at- torney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a <;on · tingent creditor of the de· ceased, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months f rom the date of first Issuance of letters as provided in Section 700 of the Probate Code of California. The time for filing claims will not ex- pire prior to four months from the date of the hear- ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the courl. 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Mills Watson (left) needs Brian Kerwin's help to free him from his. handcuffs on "Lobo" tonight at 8 on NBC, Channel 4. •• EUCTNC COMPAH'f (fll) (I) CMNEWI !ti MCNEWI l:30 m MLCOME BACK, KOTTER Thtl SW4illhog• convonc• G•be to •udlllon H • comedl•n 11 • local hot ~t.(Part t) t1J BENNY HILL Benny play• a wall., In • French hotel wno 0-11 C&llQht on tome ttmbar- rlNlng 1llu•llon1 • PAOf'll.U OF POWER Gu.I Alan Jecobt. prnl· *' of Bozell And Jacob• I!) STUDIO 8H ··cr.-lng"" s..11 .. ·a Gr_, Lek• Cr-Pfepar .. for • r•c•: a young •ctor 1 •JlPlaln• WIWll ~ gt-and o-t• from t~ 81&ge (R) (I) M0A0l'H Payc1Utri8t Major Freed- man ~ to t~ uytum that ,. tM 4077th to CINI hlS h4lad and find• r ...... In ii• uruqu. form of ln¥'11· ty. CHANNEL LISTINGS 0 IAAHEY MIU.IA An honMt cltiNtl "'"" 1n a bund .. of CUh end Wojo IS afraid of llylng • Pf 6-Mlr to ci.v.ianci. 8:661 EDITONAL 7:00 C8I NEWS • N9CNEW8 D HAPPYDAYIAGAIH Joani. o-ta mor• than IM bargained for when shll o-t• • )ob H a pflotog,.. pl\M"• m<>del. • A8CNEW8 m M•A•&•H Tti. 4077th flnd1 a llttle bundle of joy on its door- ··~· • 8TfllUT8 OF 8AN RWC8CO A w8ll crumt>IM during a tour of t~ now-delerted Pflton Alcatraz. uncover- ing • human 8'1eleton and • 20"-year-old motder. • OVEREASY a,_ ... st-Allen, Paul Nlthanton. Jlldi laL""'41. ~IQ Ci) AolACHet. / LEHRER AEPORT CJ) TIC TAC DOUGH 1J KNXl 1CBS1 Los Angelt::<; 1J KNBC 1NBC1 Los Angele!> • KTLA 1lnd I LO<. Angele!> G KABC rv 1ABC) LO!. Angeles (I) l\FMB tCBSI Sein Diego O KHJ TV jlnd ) Los Anoefes (]]) KCST (ABC1 San Diego m KTTV I Ind I Los Angele'> Cl» KCOP TV f Ind I Los Angeles • KCET·TV 1PBS1 Los Angeles Cl!) KOCE TV 1 PBS) Hunt1ng1on Beacn 25, look• 16 al ~ONmN Gueate. Linda Gray, Cherlaa Slem41t•. Fernan· do &)onel. Cyntllla Gr• ~·Lorenzo Lamu. 7:30 9 2 OH THE TOWN Ho•ta: Sieve Edw•rd•. Melody RQOMI. S~ a day •t LAX to -wtlat OOM Into a 7 '4 7 flight and mMI the peop .. who malce It run amoothly: a look I• t•k•n •I "'back room brawl•."" 111n&t-boxing 81 a local b9r. D FAMl&.YFWUO 8 IHANANA Gu.t: Alt• Mor~ 8 EY!WITNU8 Loe ANGB.U Ho81• Peul Moyw and Inez Peelrou ••plont tM pow..- of faith In hMllng di-; examl~ a h0u8.-ife myn- drome c.ii.d agoraphobia. ~who w• afraid to INW thelf ~; th9n •xwnin. OM of the Unlteel StltM" mo91 HOiie and ~1-lal ~ that llu the Sovle18 QUMa- Qi· AU IN THE FAMll. Y When 8 IWUtlk8 18 IOl,lnd on thelf front door. the &nkw hOu..nold OOM 11110 a frenzy. • MACHEi. I L.2HNJI AEPOfn' 61) NEWS CJ) P.M. MAGAZINE A vtlit to a uny toy In,,.,,. Uon eompany. t.-00 8 THAT'IMYUNE Bob Berk• tio.t• a QOtn9- dy I vwlety progtam deel.- lng with peopi. In unlqu4I and -.ino occupetJonL • LOeO Petklne le IJUt9U9d by a TV actress 'growing' ·. By JEaa Y BVCK ·Hi!' I was surprised when they ap- LOS ANGELES (AP) -Kathleen proacbed me, I've had so much trou- Beller has spent her career playing ble convincing people of age that it's poor young things chin-deep in trou· a compliment. And I can't tell you ble, and CBS' "No Place To Hide" is how many roles I've played when it no exception. was, 'Ob, dear, how did I get into this Well, there's one dif(erence. For awful situation?' They were usually the first time, she plays a grown girls named Angela or Carla." woman. Miss Beller looks like she The two-hour psychological belongs in junior high, but she's old thriller, to be broadcast Wednesday al enough to run for Congress. 9 on Channel 2, also stars Mariette "I have trouble convincing people Hartley and Keir Dullea. John I'm over 16," says Miss Beller. ''I've Llewellyn Moxey directed "No Place lost roles because of lt. I'm 25. Peo-to Hide" from a screenplay by Jimmy pie tell me to wait until I'm 45 and Sangster, based on an unpublished I'll be very grateful. story by HarrietSteinbere. "My role in 'No Place To Hide' is Before production, Miss Beller was the first where I wasn't playing a invited to ltmch by Moxey. "I was in- character growing timidated by him the first lime we up. Sbe is grown met," she reealla. "He alm<Mlt talked up. The story is me out of the role. I told him I didn't not my coming in-want to play the same little 1irl to womanhood. again. He said I didn't have to play it She is a mature that way. We got into a pbilosopb.icaJ woman." discussion, and when I left I thouebt J She played teen· wouldn't do the role." agers wbo die in Obviously, she changed her mind, "Mary White" and the character was made more and "Promises in mature. Ht.Ult the Dark." She In the movie, Miss Beller is stalked also wu in "Movie, Movie," "The by a mysterious man who threatens Betsy," "Godfather 11," and the just-to kill ber -but no one believes her. released "Fort Apache, The Bronx." "It's hard to' talk about it without "Jt'1 wonderful not to push giving it away," she says. "It's 1et younger," she says. "Or put my halt up so you don't know lf tbla girl ls be· up in pigtails and go around saying ing set up _or is going crazy. .. ~..-111& ••• ~~ ... ...... "A~; --- Laura Antonelli 'WJfoniisuess · Marcello Mastroianni · I lhowgllt who ~ .. ,_ oone.IN IM ..... IO a ..... ..,. rip.off. • MCMI. • *" ''TM ...... ,,..... ( ,._ 0..,.. Wide, Gert VMOlr .... AIWllll .... -----kll9d~· ~ ....... "*' ... ............... downby ...,._,,,_., •• tWP¥~VI TN'onze.ll•a._...lft ......... and~ ..... Of Mino ... Qljpl'll. eP.M.WeABm t.ljl .,. --fttm ..., •• ~ MCreta; .... to the Hin Kt1ahN c.n .. In New YOftl City. Mary Gt• gort !NI!• a wine radc; Capt. Carrot on mini V9C8o tloN; Unda Hltfle hM tlpa on malclno ~--..., welcome. • TOP M 1"I HU Irwin lllaw'1 drama. Mt at tM 1NO Otympk:a, of a man wtio llM, med. " big but llndll hlmMll 8truggfjng wlUI. ~ .. ~le CM- dud9d. (PW1 2) • NOVA "'Beyoncl The Millly Way'" A look la talc~ 81 tM O*UIM ~ wflet -once the CIOudy bWrler of the Miiky Way and 1M M>phi8tlcal~ technology whidl hM meci. them mi-* to Mtronc>mer•. G l't.IDGE IMAK' ~ KMdui.d pro- gramming may be cMl&y9d d~ to l)ledo-brMke. (I) THI MXT'IM ""Fatl'I« Knowt BNI" 1.-0CS ID TOGETHIA. •• WITH LEO 11 llCMM IA Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tu.day, March 3, 1981 TUBE TOPPERS KJU e 6:00 -Laken .bUtetbaU. With Magic Johnson back in"t.be fold, the Lakers take on the Kan.au City Kinta . KCOP.8:00 -"Topal~." A dramatization of what ~have oc- curred at the lM> Olympics if the United States hadn't bowed out, written by Irwin Shaw. C~ 9 9:00 -"The Pride of Jesse Hallam." Johnny Cash stars in a dramatic role as an illiterate man trying to better his family's life. Chari.. Siemers. F«nan- do Butor-. Cynthia Gr• gory. Lorenzo L•mu. Shelley Gn.1...i1. M#dy ~-• MYITBn' ""RumpoM Of The 8.iley: RumpoM And TM SN>w Folk'" Hor-Rumpole 18 celled upon to -aa Jun4or counMf In del~lng an Kt,_ llCQUNd of IM badl•taoe murder of ,.,., hu80end. (PW1 3) G A LOW Cl.All: WITH LlO llMCAOUA OM of Dr. ~ &.cagll•"• f-"'Love·· CIUN8 .. IN Unl-.lty of Southern Callfornla I• r--.nacteel •.ao. 0 TOO CLoeE FOR COWORT ..... ...,. NETWOM Nl!WI • GMYm'•MY ....., Tllelit.of •~ confined to a~. wtlO • an 8f11at ho6d8 hie bNeh In 1118 mouth to palnl. .. document~. 11*>1GeCllO ._ STARTAIK The EnlerprlM la captureel by • ~llful Roroolan cornmWlder. I ..wt.YWED GAME w•A•s•H 8 J wrilM llome to 1'118 wife r~fng Kllnger"a 88C8pe 1ttempta and one ol Fr8nk"• goof-up1. • IAAETTA "The Run•waya" Sl ~CAVETT ~JoM ....... ber• Mandrel, ea MC ... -.m.M I ,Am""' MUllO HOCMWtHMOm i..e-u _...._ Kink ttlat lie (lae.u) ... 9>'IMIY !OftuneMllr. ecwno..MC ---MlllGttT- tl:OO• MOW! **'A "Duel Ill Tiie Jun- gle" C111s.4) Oen• Andr-. .,..,_ Ctllln. An lneur- anc. man fnv..llgallno Ille dN1h of a diamond com- peny ••41C:Ut1Ye ftnd• the man allva and lnvolwd In a rMrldle. e a MOW! * ~ "Man Friday" ( t117S) P•ter o·Tooi.. Rlch111d Roundtr••· The thlpwreck•d Robln•on c~ tr ... 10 tMCh ··c:1v1. find'" behavior to a nallw blllClt man " OUt•IOIC2 Matt helpe a 19«\·&ge gie of Ille IMF In their plan to cae>ture a laro-lh!Pft*ll of~ ., ONE STEP MYOHO '"Per•on Unknown •• Wanteel by po1ic. for hl8 partlclp•tlon In • Mexican r~olutlon. • m•n t8k•• refuge In an •lmo111 ~ ea convent. 12:30 D TOMOAAOW . •.. ..,., ....,.. ... All 1•• YOU_, YOUR Lft 9lldcfy Heck.et IMet8 .,, lfMllnl ........ wtlO IM"9 and ....... ""'° dlf. ,.,.,,. ""* • "" ~ ....... •-..ri ""° ~ • INiy butt-and a man ""'° hM 1.000 tOllet9 to rn . • fllOYll **~ "Tli. Vlalt" (11164) lno'"d a.omen. An111ony Quinn. A __,.fly woman ofW9 a oen-oua endow· "*1t to her ~ town If the realcMnt1 11QrM to murder her form« lover. '=-I Nl!WI l:OO NIWI MOYie * * * "Hairy 8lac:ll And The Tiger'" C 11158) St-811 Grangw, 8111bara Ruth A f""°"8 huflt• alma.I io.. M his llf4I llecauM of I c:qwerO"• Kllons •• MOW! tit* ··Santiago"" pll56) Alan Ladd. Ro•••n• POdMta =1= 1:10 lDfTONAl . 1:11 MOVIE * * 'h "'The Golden Muk "' ( 1115-4) VM Heflin. Wencl• Hendrix 3:46• MOVIE * * • "'Meat., Of Thtl World'" pll6t) Vincent Price. Charlel Bronson S:S6 8 NEWS 4:008 MOVIE * * 'h '"White Witch Doc· tor" ( 11163) Susan Hey- w111<1, Roben Mitchum a,.aklng before an Mldl- ence In S.c:r-to, Cali- fornia. Or. ~ Bu8caglla urgM ti.t-. to mow away from the "me gen«· a11on·· and Into tM loving • rMfjty of CloM llM with l='O = LAVEAHE & IHft.IY Muriel. • frMlarloe phote- grac>Mr, gel• •n auign· mpnt to film • pro football •tar for • centerfold shot for a nude magazine. GuMI: facord producer John Hmmmond. tPart 2 of 2) Ci) MYSTERY GU41818 Judd HlrlCh. N- W •ve rock•,. Th• Plaarnatic. Cl» ONE IT£P IEYOHO ··o.ao Man"• Tl .... In an unaxpl•lned payclllc Ml!Zure. • ,_.,..an wrllM a 1tory about two broth-.• named Barton Wedne•da11'• Bayt i•e Movies CMmen launc:h.a hll -- """' Kt In a c:lub called tM CocMdy Jungle. I JC>Qlfl WILD OMOL. IUflNETT NlD FNINOI au.le: John e~. Fran- c:iMS-.. Cll K&H'8 ll'EOPl.E t:OO 8 (I) Tl4E PNDE OF JUMHAU.AM Jofwly Cellfl portrll)'I • man who ~ come to gripe wllh hla illft•Ky b41for• M can make a bet· t• N .. tor hlmMlf and hla chNdr~. 8 a.I AHO Tl4E llEAR 8J ~ u • roek mu.i. clan to rMCUe on. of hla glm who waa kidnapped by a dwnllnt~ rock atar (Pa.JI Wllfiam•). 80 THME'I OOfll#NIY Willie t..ailng at '*' old cooking achool, Jack ~ emtirohd In a ltlc*y 81tu.tlon .tit! the dw~:Jil 1..-v ..... Oueate: Linda Oray. G TIC TAC DOUGH 10:00 8 FLAMtNOO AOAO Skipper W.tdon hU to reoon81der hi• O.c:l8k>n 10 ... ,,. Truro aft., hi• '""-' .. crltlcalJy ln)<Keel •De NEWS • 0 HART TO HART The HW1• ar• Mid hoel&ge In IM!r own llome by two murder•• wllo thlNI t~ Hart• ar• in po--ion of evidence 9gai"8t th«n • PAUEHT'E "List~ Caracu" 10:30m NEWS "Rumpole Of The Bllliey· Rumpole And The Show Folk" Hor-Rumpole la cmlled upon 10 _...,. u iunlor counMI In defending an .ctr-accu.eo of tlle bKk•tage murd« ol '- hu8band. (P8ft 3) 1 11:30 8 CJ) LOU C1IWIT While on vacation 1n • 8ITl8lt town. Lou uncover-a • atory with the potenll.i to rip t~ community 8P8rt CR) D TOHIOHT Hoat Johnny C8raon 12:40 IJ CJ) MOVlE I * ~ ""Togetherneu "" I 11170) Georo-HwnUton. Pll., Lawford A -llhy pl8yboy mMl8 and falt8 In love with an e"'°""9d Com- munllt CAI 1:00 0 DON l.AHE m YOU BET YOUfll LIFE Buddy Hlldi .. t mMll an under18k• .• J~ Chef •nd • wom1n wno 11 • matellmlll<et I 11:00 Cl» * * ""WMt 01 Tha Divide"' C 11133) John W•yne. G•bby H•ya -AFTERHOON- 12:00 II) * * "'ThrM Sectet1° C 111411) Petricl8 NM!. Ruth Roman Cl»*** ""Force Of Arms" 111151) WtUlam Hof· o.n. Nancy Olton S:iO 0 * * '" "The Family .iew.b"" I 111651 wry L-- IS. S.Outoan Cabot JOHN DARLING by Armstrong & BatJuk KOCM FM STEREO 103.1 Dea.r KOCM Listeners: Saturday, Februa.ry 28, 1981 was your day to think Orange-ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC-on Stereo 103.l , KOCM. If you missed us, tune in a.nd listen to bright, . beautiful, contempora.ry ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC. If you a.re listening to us, thank you. Think Orange -ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC-every day. over the la.st eighteen months we have been developing a. n&w a.nd improved contempora.ry, easy listening music format especially for you. We a.re extremely excited a.bout the music a.nd hope you a.re, too. We have also spent the last yea.r improving the air solindi ofKOCM with new state-of-the-a.rt audio equipment that was installed to deliver to you the best fldel~y possible. ~ . .. We have been proud to be a pa.rt of this exciting a.nd well planned growing community for 17 Y$)&rS a.nd look forward to the yea.rs &head. Our ma.ny tha.nks to you and our adve~.tisers for your continuing support. KOOM will appreciate your comments or suggestions. l- Sincerely, - ., .. • .....•.. -... . , .... ·.· . · .... ·•· . . .. BRYAN CALDWELL TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1981 BUSINESS 86 STOCKS 87 Postage is .skyrocketing but there are ways to save on mailing ... 87 D 0 Caldwell saw ·Kush throw punch PHOENIX <AP) -Arizona State University football player Bryan Caldwell testified Monday. be saw ex- Sun Devil Coach Frank Kush •lu1 punter Kevin Rutledge durina a 18'18 game but admitted siping a 1979 state- ment denying having seen the ~Jeged blow. La\er in the day, former Arizona Stale Athletic Director Fred MiJler testified that he "was totally con- vinced" ex-Sun Devil football Coach Frank Kush did not punch punter Kevin Rutledge in a 1978 game because "his denials were consistent." Miller testified be began to doubt Kush's e1planation of the alleged inci- dent afteT lallring with three Sun Devil football players who were supposed to have been eye-witnesses. One of them was CaldweJI, a former Fountain Valley High standout, now a defensive end at ASU. " Miller ultimately suspended Kush on Oct. 13, 1979. RuUedge is suing Kush and others for $2.2 million -claiming Kush split his lower Up wjth a punch following a 26· yard punt in Arizona State's 41-7 loss to W asbington in October 1978. He aiso charged Kush and ex-Sun Devil secondary coach Bill Maskill harassed him into quitting the team in 1979 and forfeiting his scholarship. Kush bas denied both charges. Mask.ill has yet to testify. The trial is in its fl.ftb week. Miller said Rutledge's lawsuit was first brought to his attention by Arizona State President John Scbwada during an August 1979 Board of Regents meet- . ing. He said he questioned Kush about it the next day. ·•I asked him several different ways if the claim had validity and he said no,'' MUler told the court. "I told him a few times that lf there was any chance .. be did it, let's apologize and get on with it. He told me the charge was ridiculous and that he had never punched Rutledge in the Washington ga~ .. He said that he was nowhere near Kevin when he <Rutledge) was coming off the fi eld after the punt," Miller testified. On Sept. 7, 1979, Miller said he called a press conference where he labeled Rutledge "a poorly advised, dis - illusioned student-athlete" and "came on strongly in support of Coach Kush." Later, Miller said "some individuals came forward and said they had seen some kind of allercation on the sidelines and that I shouldn't gel so far out front." On Oct. 10, three days before the Kush firing, Miller said be met with the eye-witnesses -Steve Chambers, Gacy , ·Bouck and Caldwell -at an abandoned' Tem~ gas station. ''I reconfirmed it w ith the players th at they had seen Kus h punc h Rutledge,'' Miller said . Monday, Caldwell testified be was coming off the field when the incident occurred and that he was 10 feet away from Kus h when he saw Kush bit Rutledge. He s aid he saw Kush "grab Kevin by the face mask, shake it a few times and come up with his fist." Rutledge had his back turned so Caldwell couldn't see the punch land but "'I could tell there was a punch de - livered and there was contact made to the head." Post,.sea,son blues Mulligan hopes to end drought By JOHN SEV ANO Ol IM Delly ...... S\Mf Post-season basketball tourna- ments are usually looked upon as a reward for those teams who have exhibited a winning ten- dency throughout the course of a season. The NCAA playoffs -the Picasso of tournaments - selects 48 teams annually to participate in a sudden death climb to the top. Although many have t>een involved, few have ever reached the pinnacle. In an)'. tournament, whether it be the itCAA, NIT or individual COMMENTARY conference fet-togethers, aucb as the PCAA slartiDg this Thurs- day, there's always an im- balance of priorities. The '"'\. favorites always seem pres-- sured to stay the favorites, while the underdogs, as usual, have everything to gain and nothing to lose. UC ••VINE'S Bilr Mulligan knows what's it's like to be a favorite -he's been one all his life. It's an unfortunate label, whether it's wanted or not, that is stuck on an individual who has enjoyed exorbitant success in one capacity or another. Mulligan has always been labeled a favorite simply because he's always a winner. In four years as head coach at Long Beach Poly High he reached the CIF playoffs au four times. And in his 14 seasons as a junior college coach (nine at Riverside CC and five at Sad- dlebact), be won nine conference cbamplonsbips. It's because of numbers like these that Mulligan h&11 become a target in almost every post. season tournament he's entered . . . and the PCAA s hould be no different. EVEN THOUGH Fresno Stale is the obvious favorite this time, most people are saying a good dark.horse choice will be UC Irvine's Anteaters. who have far exceeded expectations in their first year under Mulligan. It's because of Mulligan's rep- utation and UC Irvine's sur- prising· success that the Ant- eaters have received one of the "team-to-beat" labels. It's strange bow these things hap- pen, but once again another M ulUgan team bas been made a target for the opposition. Of course, maybe if opponents knew about Mulligan's record in post-season play they wouldn't be as awed. _ Heck, the last time t.be feisty Irishman won a post-season tournament of any ~ was back in ~ when I.-. Beach Poly woo its second CIP title in four years under bim. Since, the farthest any Mulligan team baa advanced was the flDal of tbe state junior college tournament two years ago against Orange Coast, which Saddleback lost in overtime. "~-· ....... IT'S OBVIOUSLY been a long drought in between and natural- ly the first thing people want to know is why. Why have Mulligan teams that have been Smnetlring's fislag (See UCI, Pa1e BZ> There's nothing like a nice relaxing day of fishing. Just ask the estimated 3,000 trout fishermen who jammed a stream at Bennett Springs, Mo., on the first day' of trout season in the state. He's Angels' key to a --healthy season By EDZINTEL Of .. Delly ...... SUfl PALM SPRINGS -Butch Hobson's smooth, level swing met the ball fed by the pitching machine with a sharp crack. The ball wbisUed off the Angels' third baseman's bat and headed straight for the backstop set up in center field, directly ~bind second base. There, fookie non-roster player Dar- rell Miller was standing with his back. turned toward Hobson, walling for a throw from right field. Somehow, Hobson's sinking line drive cleared the six -foot high backstop but not Miller. The bail smacked Miller on the back of the head, sending the tall catcher to the ground in a heap. room at their spring training stadium her e. Smith, and his assistant Ned Bergert, are the men behind the lines. They rare- ly get the ink while keeping the players About 15 minutes later, Smith walked back onto the field. in the pink. ' But wi thout them , the players couldn't play. Rick Smith, the Angels' third-year trainer, had jl\Sl come out of the dugout onto· the field and immediately started running to the spot where Miller lay, his arms stretched up over his head. "It's nothing,'' Smith told a couple of writers and Manager Jim Fregosi. "Just a bump on the head." That was particularly true last season whe n the Angels were hit with an astronomical number of injuries -the most in the majors and a big reason for the team's poor finish. Smith bent over Miller and carefuJly examined the youngs ter's skull. A minute or so later, the two got up and slowly strolled to the Angels' locker For Smith, 26, the Angels' full-time trainer, it was his first minor casualJ.y after a week ol spring training. But like everything else he tends to as an integral part of the operation of the club, he handled it with the verve of a seasoned pro. Thanks largely to Smith, however, guys like Don Baylor , Dan Ford and <See ANGELS, Pa1e 82) Suffers broken leg Si.mmer out for the season TORONTO (AP) -Sometimes the innocent- looting plays can be killers. Just uk the Los Angeles Kings or the Toronto Maple Leafs. It was an innocent-looking play that eave the ·Kings a 1-0 National Hockey League triumph Mon- day ni1bt over the Leafs. It also was an innocent-Jootin1 play that brote the leg ol Charlie Simmer, left wtn1 on the Kin1s' Triple Crown line, who had scored ~ se>al• and collected 49 ualall and wu the third-leading scorer ln the NHL tbla aeuoa• 81-E• 8UFFBaBD • broken thiabbone in bit ~ lei with above nve m.lautes left in the 11me. lie should be loat to the K1np tor tbe re- malnder ol the aeuon. .. 'lbe !Qjury to Simmer just about puta a damper on evel')'tblq," said Kinas coacb Bob Berry. "'11lat'a just abOut a traaedy to aee tllat happen to aucb a ftne hockey player." Tbe Leafs, down by one aoat ln t.be .d1tna mlnutel ol the 1ame, were ,eam1 for t.be tJlna · 1oaJ when the accident bap . Lull defeueman Borje SaJmln1 stopped a cleartni pua lb the Klnp ..,. and started to carry the puck deeper Into the Loi ,UC• ... end. Slmmw moved ln to check Salmtq and t.be "'81er waaboekedtotbelce. mediately for a stretcher and Simmer was earned off the ice and taken to hospital for X-rays. Andre St. Laurent scored the lone goal of the game, his third in seven games with the Kings, midway in the second period. However~e key to the Loi A.nieles triumph was the exc ent 1oaltending of Mario Lessard, who register . bJs second shutout ol t.be season. "LESSAa WAS absolutely incredible," Berry said. "He's played like t.bat for ua Just about all aeuon. 11But be's been very ah~ the tut COQPle of games." Leuard, who gained tu. 30th win ol the aeuoa agalntt 1.S loNel and seven tiee, wu outstancllna stopptni 38 abota. Several tim• be left Leafs playen abakinl their beads after tbelr aftiota and waa select.cl.,._ 1ame'1 ftnt star. · "At the end of the f *tD• 10U mlpt think about th• shutout but m01t o the ume YoCl're just tblnk· lng •bout ,nnn.tn1,·• Lessard aald. ''AU I loot for Is the win." · Tbe Klnp bad a goal d1aallowed early tn the ftnt period durlna a C plaf wtt.b Toronto'• Bruce Boadnau ott for n1. • TOl'Clldo aod• Jlrl Crtaa stopped a abot by llareel D1a.e ud &lie =nb1'•dtd c1inet11 to, .. .... Tbe~leftw ,Ued .. brlalmbac. kletM tM .-bJ Crba UM Mt but referee AMJ Vaa lWlemOlld wu • dile pl&)' llld dis· allOwedtM..... . 'l'lll'M inlll•• let.r ......, •• oe a poww plar but LiilArd cam• up b6a • ftft ......,, lachld.· ... -anu.it .... froal cllniet1J .. frwt . • ii.--------Or~anoe_,Co•t DAILY PILOT /Tuffday, Ma_rc_h_iJ._1_ea_1-:-:~------~....;;.-.............. ----------....!BAS;:::~EBA~~L:L!..i ~G~O~L:!;;F.:!,_/ !80~·~CC~:EA~ I ' I • ,,!': L Greedy and self-centered? not us, says Tommy John Fr•ai AP dllpa&eJMt. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -One of the New Ill York Yankees' miJUon·dollar·h'ee a1eat1 spoke up Monday to defend the posture ol the major lea1ue playen in the threatened May 29 baseball strike. "Some critics have plct.ured ua as freedy and aell- centered, intent on grabbing everythlna we can re1ardleu ol the consequences," said southpaw Tommy John, the Z2·1ame winner obtained two years -ao from the Doc11en. "Nothing ls farther from the truth. The players are very_Joncemed about tbe health ol the game. But fJ"OUl.all we see, baseball ia thriving on free a1ency. Never in history bas the competition been keener. Crowds are bigger. TV appeal la growing. '• U the baseball owners would open their boots and show us that tbe present free agency rules are ntlnlng the 1ame, you can bet the players would respond. JOttN ''It would be like Cbryiler. When Chrysler started to fold, everybody pitched in to mue sacrifices. The workers even agreed to tue cuts. It would be the same in baseball if it could be shown that baseball ta in danger." The 37-year-old John, a winner with the Dodgen before he came to the Yankees in November of 1978 as a free a1eot, represented the Yanke~s at the meeting in Tampa Jut week at which time the players voted unanimously to strike lf owners persisted on its present compensation demands. ...-----q..ie •I dae fl••-----. "I can't say I fought like a million dollars. Every day you go lo the cotton field you can't pick 100 pounds. l'm very pleased with the 87 I got today." -Heavyweight box- er Jolan Ta&e, after his victory over Harvey Steichen. 311-foolrr •11111• 'l'rz1111 A&H Danell Browder bit a 38-foot jumper as time m · ran out Monday night to give Texas Christian a 62-60 victory over Texas A&M in a fll'St-round game of the Southwest Conference basketball tournament. The Frogs, 7-10 in SWC play, go to San Antonio to meet Baylor Thursday . . . Texas Tech got 19 points from junior Jeff Taylor in an 80-SB SWC fll'St-round victory over SMU . . . LaSalle n.ompso11 controlled the backboard in the cloe- ing minutes to help Texas down Rice, 58-64. Tbe Lonihorm will meet Texas Tech in a quarterfinal match Tbunday ... Oregon State center Steve J4*um, who totaled 8S points ln bla team's la.at three victories, was named Paciftc-10 basketball pl ayer of the week . . . Former Golden W eat Collegeatar Walt En as of UC Santa Barbara was selected the final PCAA player of the week for his performances in the Gauchos' win over UC Irvine and loss to Long Beach State. Evam scored 21 pointl against UCI including the game-winner on a 15-foot shot with three seconds left in the contest . . . Repre.sentatift's from NBC and CBS are expected to make final bids rangin1 up to SSS million for the rights to televise future NCAA buketb;all tournaments ... In a non-tournament game, Tulane upset Southern Mississippi 84-80 to help Coach a.y Dul_.. end bla coaching career on a successful note. 'l'eebu' HanltaH ral& It 41111• Pitcher Mike Ma,...all sald Monday be will Ill not report to the Minnesota Twins for tbe 1981 season and is seeking a new c~ as a university · teacher. . .. Catcher Jolmay 8elld1 says be doesn't think Cincinnati wants him to finish bis major league career with the team. "I'm in the same position Pete a-.e was in. They simply didn't want to sign him and now they don't intend to sign me,•' Bench said . . . ~ger shortstop t BUI RllMell, recovering from a broken right index finger, may be able to play as many as 10 spring exhibition games, the team reported. The 32-year-old veteran Sa)'.s the finger is making good progress in healing . . . Pitcher Rlldy May of the Yankees will undergo minor sur1ery today for an abdominal problem that struck him last week . . . Baltimore short.atop Mart Belanger indicated this could be his last year as an active player. "What I do next MAIHMA&.l. year depends on this year. U I have a real- ly bad year and can't do the things I want then I bave to think about not coming back," Belanger ~aid . . . San Francisco Manager Frallk 8oblmoa said the Giants bad a "very productive session" Monday, although almost half of it was indoors because of rain . . . Houston's Cesar Cede• has returned to Houston so doctors can check bis injured rig~t. anJtle ... Re11Je Jacboe · joined the Yankees apr!ng \ tra1omg camp today after ta.king care of personal buslneu in California. Due Sunday, Jackson bas be_ln fined $2,500 per day by owner George Steinbrenner. D~ dll rrt Mrtl to ltrl• at aaa.,..a• Paal Deffe, the man who brought Chapman II Colle1e ita cJory years in baseball durtn1 the 1980s, wlll return u the Panther head coach again begin- ning with the 1882 season. Deese, of El Toro was bead coach at Chapman from 1963 to uno. tse wu the NCAA Coach ol tbe Year in 1988 . . . The New York Knlckl have an- nounced they ~Ul reUre jene. y No. 22 in honor of Dan DeBllNdlen. O.But1cbere, now 40, 1pent 12 pro MalODI wttA 1lhe J<ntcltl . • . Dallas Mavertcu Hnter '••••II DretUa1er announced hla retJnment lrom pro buketbaU rather tban ...-r10 Jlnee 1ur1ery. Tbe former At.hJetea ln Actioo •tar 1aJd Ile wlll remain In the Dallu ana to ouraue h1I education . . . In an NHL COD· teat, Plttlburlh'• ... 8eW& •cond 10 Mcondll after the opentn1 faceoff, aad the Pen1u.tna went oo lo 1core a H victory over ~uebec . . . A 22·year-old San Fruelleo an wu arreated Monday for lnvet tioo ..... 1 to the Feb. 2J 1laytnl of former Su~an-claco ._. football player ..._. a11111 ... Traer -'-Ila, aldellned fOC' almott two montbl by a plncbed nerve lo her back, withdrew from a wol'l)en'1 tenn1J tournament tbla week at tbe Forum. . TM1.,1 .. .., .... FotlOWlnQ .,. the tDp IPOf't• ewnta on TV tonight. R•tl"91 ue: (' .t .t excellent; .f .t .t worth w.tctlln"'' .t 1 fair · .f ,__. It. •• , .... _. .A I p.m., CMnnel I ./ ./ ./ NUIAIK•TaALL: LabrlatK.,...Oty. · ............ : Cttlck HHrn and ec.•• •rtckloft. • Since Earvin "Miiak" Jahnlon Ntumed to U• llnMp u. L•k•rs •re H, the dtfMt coming at u. hands of thl ....on ... Suns Sundey afternoon at the Forum. Tf'fe Lakera find tMmtefws •Va games '*'Ind tftit Padflc DlvklorHeHlnt tuna. Kin .. C"y la In third piece tn tM N~'.-Mldwnt OMlkll 1t U-35, t 1\.'J f1NM1 bettlnd S.n Aneno. blMO aatbtbell -Lakett at KIMM CJty,' p.m., kL.AC (570) • • JtM•ARA ,,... ..... J ANGELS ••• Brian Downinl are back on tbeir feet and looklnt forward to 1ooc1. healthy seuom ln 1981. Rick Smith, ATC (Athletic Trainer Certmed), is the first and last staff member to work with the SO players here each (lay. • Smith and Bergert' put the players through the#r personally devised warm-up session before any balla are thrown or bats are swung, then retreat to the clubhouse where they stay, re- ady to aid in soothing tired and overworked bones and muscles. For the bitters, it's usually in the hands. This early in the season, the bands aren't in good shape, says Smjth. The player's hand will quickly develop blisters after a full day of swinging a bat and after calluses develop, blisters will begin t.Q form under those. lf SDm.b can catch t\e call~ before blisters start growing un- der them, he can save the player a lot of diacomlort -and that's critical at a time like this when every part of the body is screamina with pain. "The calluses often ~ave to be shaved down ·with a sc'alpel," says Smith. "Then we'll apply mole skin to the bands to pre- vent them from developing aaain. • • * Pitcher Jlm Barr joined the team Monday, but the con- troversy wbicb had barred him from tbe fl.rat week of aprlna trabl1.q remalm. Barr partlclpated without permi.ssion ln a charity game al UC Rlvenlde last month and got ln trouble for it. Tbe 33--)'ear-old right-bander missed much of the 1980 season with tendinitis in his pitching shoulder, and club officials sus- pect he cou.Jd have aggravated the injury in the game at Riverside. Barr played first base in the game and was called on to mue only a pair of throws. Acting oo doctor's reports that indicated Barr was not yet able t o throw, Angels General Manager Buzzle Bavasi had sug- gested Barr not appear in camp until he was fit. Barr then telephoned Bavasi last Saturday and informed him that he had been throwing for a couple of weeks and there was nothing wrong with his arm. So Barr wu allowed in camp but the Angels are jl.arsuing a possibility of placing him on the disqualified list for br~ach of contract for tiling part in the game in Riverside. "They're just trying to void l'hy contract," Barr, who miles a reported S250,000 a year through the 1982 season, said Monday. Girls return to action Wednesday Marina, Edlaon, Fountain Valley and Estancia bl'b 1cbooll all have home 1ames foe the MeOnd round of CIP .uta buketball playoff acflon w edJMlday nl•bt. Marina wW bolt No. 1 Med· ed RlY91"81de Poly ln •·A adioo.· ft• Vlk1Qcl ftallbed third in tlle 8uDlet lAque ud def•~ted Bay i...,... dwnp6on Rolllil1 ffllll ln flnt romd pla, I 5'-43. Poly topped Paelftc, .... x~·· Cbarlera. u.. ._. ,,........ .. , will ..... SlmJ v..u., alter c111..-. A.reed.la, 'IMI. Sllul Valle)' defeated II~· laaldit,-.0. J'ouDtala VaUer'• SaaHt Le•1• cbamplon1 wlll boet CUlv• Qt7 in tM otller' .. ,. CIClll· •t JDtolW., ~ COMt ... team1. Tbt Barou defMted Weit Torr•ace, 1141, while Culver City WOD OHr DOI ............. B•~la, UM No. I Meded tean in UM l ·A dlrilloll, WUl be at bome to O.,.._ Ol'Oft. BataDda UlllJ .,. .... Or-.. .. ftnt.,... ....... tMt.no. 0.rdeaOrwe ...... ~. ..... All ,._ Aart at T :IO • Floyd hack pn·the traCk I But •he'll trade clu!'• for mike at Kemper a, BOWAaD L BANDY ' ' Of................ . One of the co-leaden at1 the Olvmpla Gold Clu1lc after ftnt-round flay lut wMk ln lnduatry Hilla wW not be playtn1 a Meta Verde Country Club iDtheWomen'aKemperOpenMarchJS..29. .. "I've never played th.la COWM well, which la diaappot.Qttns to mt because it's almoet in my back yard. But I like tbe eourae because It de- mand.I sbot-mutn1, and particularly the 17th bole "To play the 17th well: vou must play lt a1: In fact, lbe baa never played the coune here but •be bu been in Coeta lfeaa each year tbe tournament bu been held. Marlene Floyd takes Ume oll from her tour schedule to Joln NBC-TV ln broadcuUng the Kemper greaalveJy. \V ·· "Jt demands a lon1, accurate tee shot, but the approach la the tougbe.t part of the bole. You're bitting down into a valley and the wind swirls and blows the ball all around. • • * "I've never played the coune" Marlene ad- mltl. '.'But I'd love to have a chanc~ to play there. &uM ftsure that the other lirl.s out there need the time to pracUce and I don't want to tile any time awar. from them by beln1 on the course. I llte the layout -at Mesa Verde very much and feel it la one of the best on our tour " roa THE NOSTALGIA-MINDED, the Vln- taee InvltaUooal tournament at the Vintage Club in Indian WeJls March 11·15 should· be a must.• .Many of the partlcipanta are readily rec- ognized in the golfing community as stars of . Fl9yd appears to have pt 0ber game to1etber with the aid of tour pro and brother Raymond Floyd. l!I GOLF NANCY LOPEZ.-ELTON, the defending champion ol the Kemper Open, doesn't beaitate to 1ay •be will be on hand in Coeta Me¥ lbia year. yesteryear, 8ome of them known quite well on the modem PGA tour as well. Here's a samf?Ung of the players, all SO 'or over, who will be an the field of 30 professionals, m~y vying for more money than they ever won in a single event during their hey-days: George Baye,., Tommy Bolt, Julius Boros, Jimmy Demal-et, Gardner Dickinson, Dow Finsterwald, J ack Flee«, Bob Goalby, Jay Hebert, Don January, Gene Littler, Arnold Palmer B6b Ros burg, Gene Sarazan Sam Snead 'Mike Her commitment to the tournafneot last year ~ame dFg the final week. Thia time she said: Yea, Ill be there. I like that course very much and I wouldn't miss it." · She feeia Southern Call.fornia la the place for her to play aa well and as often as abe can "I have a lot of friends out here and I enjoy playing in California more than any place we go lt.'s nice to play where there are friends around." · . • Nancy is starting to play well again and says: Souchak, Bob Toski and Art 'wall. ' As long as my attitude stays Uke it la, everything wllJ fall to1ether. I'm blttine the ball well right now and it should be only a matter of time until I get back to the top." Nancy is determined to get her game back and again become the No. 1 plaver on the tour. She bad that honor for two years before Beth Daniel Just how many of these players do you sup· po~e ~ver played in a tournament for a $50,000 first pnze. Yes, the Arnold Palmers and other younger players including Little, Finsterwald and January have been there. But how about Snead Bolt Sarazan, Bobby Locke, Paul Runyan and 0 Hen.rY Cotton? dethroned her in 1980. · Whlle most of the players were grumbling about the Industry Hills layout and bow tough it was on them, few, if any, have felt that way at Mesa Verde CC. ~~ery. player is assured or at least SS,000 for pa.rbc1pating. It wasn't that many years ago that this figure was a good sum for winning a tourna-ment. * * * . CWP SHOTS -Ths Southern California Sec· µon PG.A was the leading contributor or funds dur- ang ~ational Golf Week last year with Sl4,577 being put mto the fund. Roger Belanger a resident of Laguna ~iguel and head pro at industry Hills, helped raise S9,000. That sum, in itself, is more than the second place unit from Illinois contribul· ed ($8,893) .... Ticket ~ales for the Women's Kemper O~en are laggmg behmd last year despite a reduced price of $12 for a season ticket that is interchangea- ble. Fairway Magazine, the official publication of the LPGA that ia available at each tournament and displays the famed picture of Jan Stephenson in a revealing pose, also has asked 18 of the players to select their favorite hole on the tour and explain why. AMY ALCO'IT, although she has not done too well at Mesa Verde, picks the 17th hole as her favorite. She saYS: Surf eamp Wanted: players who want to play 8y CtJ&T SEEDEN °' .. Diller ,... .... Callfbnda Surf Coacb hter Wall says hia North• American Soccer League team wlll no longer be looked upon as a "holi- day" or "nothlng" club. And to prove his point, Wall will unveil an ambitious training conce_pt when t.he Surf opens camp in Palm Springs Wednes- day. A simple rule of thumb will be in the back of the minds of the players -the best will still be around when the Surf opens the regular season March 28 against Portland. "We are looking for players who want to play for us and will give their all," Wall says. "This camp could be the big chance for some of the young players and a moment of truth for others." W AU. SAYS nearly 30 players will begin workouts Wednesday at College of the Desert, and each player, veteran or rookie, will be baWing for a job. "I want a competitive spirit on this club," explains Wall. "We have some key positions open on the team that we want to fill. The players are going to have to compe&e for those positions. One ol tM.e poeitions ls the one vacated by defender John Faulkner. Wall obtained the veteran central defender from Mempbta lut 1euoa for cub and forward Dave Huaon ln an effort to put some leaderablp on the field. But Faulkner wu lnJured dur- iDt tbe recently completed in- door aeuon and be la expected to mill the enUre out.door cam- paip with .tom Utamenu. If oaday, at a luncheon hosted by the SUrf, Wall &DDOU.Dced the namet of several veterau and ;~~omer;_who will be in camp 8£ DING THE LIST is vete an Charlie Cooke, the play r-coach of Memphis in 1979 and tM>. "I still think h e 's a good player, even at 38, but he still bas to prove to me that he can play," Wall says. Also looking for a job is de· fender John Crave~ who spent thr~e seasons with the Van· couver Whitecaps. The captain of the Whitecaps' 1979 Soccer Bowl champion squad, Craven bas 10 goals in bis NASL career. Also headed for camp is a crop of youngsters from the U.S., Mexico, England and Spain, and, Wall repeats, all have a shot at the club. ••Look at Portland. They spent $2 million and they wound up with a fecord worse than ours," Wall points out. "Houston bad a bunch of nobodys last year and were LS-0 at home. I don't want a team that ha.a to rely on a cou· pie of blg names." IT IS w.ui•s theory that the NASL's future will revolve around the American player. His plan is to develop a strong Surf youth team backed by "a lot of time and money.'' Wall adds: "We no longer have the option of cutting playen who don't get the job done early in the season, so we are forced to find the beat ln traininl camp. "I am convinced this la the best.system to choose our team. We will have lntenalve training se11iom and three exhibition 1ame1 to aeleet the beat com- blnatloa," be acldl. Tbe Surf's first exblbltion 1ame la set for March 10 •lalnlt the San Dleao Socken at Collete of the Desert (7:IO). F,....Pqe81 UCI ••• so successful during the regular season, fallen on hard limes in the playoffs? The answer is not as simple as some believe. It would be an easy cop-out to say Mulliagn's teams tensed up, or ch'*ed as some like to caJJ it, when it really counted. But don't they reaJly count during the reg- ular season. loo? Sure they do, so that's not it. Others have s aid that ~ulligan's teams don't play · enough defense lo win con-s~slenUy in post-season play, ad- ding that when you run as much as his teams do it takes a Jot out of any squad by the third or fourth game. This argument bas some merit, but not enough to form a conclusion. SO, WHY THEN has Mulligan been continually frustrated? "I don't know," be tells you. "Certainly the one thing I want- ed when I left junior college was a state champions hip." Did he ever try to change bis approach? ~ "I changed almbet all the time trying to figure out what the bell we were doing wrong," be added. But, change as be d id, Mulligan never did come up with an answer except to say in his defense: "YOU &NOW, in all those teams I bad there were only two I really entered post-season pJay with that I felt we could have won the whole thing from the beainnlnl," confided Mulll1an,, aayin1 the two teams were the last year he won it at Lona Beach Poly and In 1979-80 when Saddleback (39-1) was upset in the semifinals of the state tournament by Cypress. In loaiq to botb Oran1e Co8'l and Cypress in the state playofra,, )hlli1an was de- feated ln both cues by ball coa- trol teama that ltreaa defense. ' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/TUllday, March 3, 1981 home' ·toniglit; othe area teams on the road • I I Estancia Hlah will be out to break tbe HcoM· the put five ye¥S, but tbey've been kiiocked out ''We've played pretty well on the road. Jn fact, round hex and Lasuna Beach wU1 be ou( to pt0Joa1 in the second round each ttm.. Coach Larry Sun· 1 I think we've played bet.ter al times on the road,•· Corona del Mar-Riverside Poly J..A batUe 11Jtce' both teams opened thine• up at home. its Cinderella seuon ton.11bt u both tMIDI draw dennan will M out to tban1e that tolJlcht. admlll Barona Coacb Dave Brown who bas au.tded the "home" aulenmeJlta~ in the CIF basketball Lquna S.acb, meanwblle, also bu the bome hla team to a 21·3 Ncord, lncludiJl1 Friday night's Coach Jack Errion'a Sea Kini• will travel to John W. North High lo Riverside. The Beara should prove to be a mucb toutber foe tbu Cdll'1 first opponent. The Sea Kines bill.led Loi Aml1oe, 79-99, in the first round. • playoffs(7:30). ualgnment, 81 "hoet" to ,.S·bot Sunoy HlllJ at , 7'-68 venilct over Ka\ella. MeanwbUe, Ediaoft, Fountain Valley, Ocean Estancia. Ed1loo travela to Hoover Hlab ln Glendale for View and Corona del Mar take to the road in c h Cral p Icon • Art11ta (l?-6 ni ped ttt 4·A aeeond·fOUDCI coatelt with Notre Dame of second· round playoff games scattered across the Mayf:t';.~ 56-SC fn Jie n::t 1 round of the ~r/ z,A Sherman Oaks. Both teama were home teams in Southland. · pl~offs, but Sunny HUia representaoneoftheir most round one, and Notre Dame won the coin flip to de· Ocean View takes to the road to face Lakewood at MUUkan Rl1h In Lon• Beach. The Seahawks, 22·3, wlU be up against the No. 3 team from the Moore Leaeue. ' Estancia. 6'·56 victor ovei Ed(ewood in 3·A formidable (>pponents of tbe season. The termine tbe bolt school. action on the road Friday, will boet the ·tough . Lancers are 20-5 and are comina ott a 62·56 win at After stunninl Compton, 48-47 in overtime Fri· Lvnwood Kniglta at Huntinaton Beach Hl1h and bome against California. day nigh~ for their first-ever CIF ,poet-season vie· the Eagles could have a rugged time against the 21·5 Road matches find Fountain Valley traveling tory, the Chargers race another dlfttcult foe in the Lakewood surprised Pasadena, 53·52 in· the first round of the playoffs and boasts a 16-9 overall record. • Ocean View, meanwhile, plays well just visitors. to Rolling Hilla High for a contest with Palos physical Knights. The Eagles have advanced to the CIF playoffs Verdes (~·4) in a key 4·A game. A coin flip also determined the site for the about any place the Seahawks go. l PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF DEATH OF ROBERT STOTTS KUEHNE AND OF PETITION TO AD· MINISTER ESTATE NO. A·1077M. To all heirs, beneficiaries, credi tors and contingent creditors of Robert Stotts Kuehne of Corona del Mar, and pers ons who may be otherwise interested In the will and/or estate: A petition has been filed by Marjorie Kuehne In the Superior Court of Orange County requesting that Marjorie Kuehne be ap· pointed as personal representative to ad· minister the estate of Robert Stotts Kuehne (un· der the Independent Ad· ministration of Estates Act>. The petition Is set for hearing In Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive, West, in the City of S'allta Ana, California on March 18, 1981 at 9:30 a.m . IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear a t the hearing and state y our objec tions or f lle written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in person or by your. at· torney. I F Y O U ARE A C RE DI T O R or a con· tingent creditor of the de· ceased, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal r epresentative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in Section 700 of th e Probate Cod e of Ca lifornia. The time for filing claims will not ex· pire prior to four months from the date of the hear· Ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are Interested In the estate, you may file a re· quest with the court to re· ceive special notice of the inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, ac· co unt s and reports descr ibed in Section 1200 of the California Probate Code. Charles c . Morrey, At· torney at uw, 134 S. Im· perial Highway, AnaMlm1 Ca . 92107; tel : (7141 998·1921 PuDll•Nd Oral\99 Coot O.lly Piiot Feb H . 1S. /Mr l, 1'11 U~I' PUBLIC NOTICE JIQ NOTICE 01' T"USTU!'S SAL• N•. 091'1 On M.,ch 16, 1911, at 10:00 A.M , In· \Id• lh~ main 1-y of L.owyou Tlllt ln•uranct Compa ny, 1'00 Horth Bro•Oway ln I,... Clly of 5-nla Ma, Counly of Or.on(1e, Stalt of C.olllornla, :ALI FORNI,_ RECO NVEYANCE ::oMPANY, a C.olllornla CorporatlOfl. H duly acJ!>Olnlltd Trustee undff 111.ol :trlain O.td of Tru•I tHCvltd Dy GAllY HANLEY ROGERS, e >"'91t man, R ICHARD A MARTIN, • met· rttd men es tru1tor,, re<orct.O on fi11911sl ». ttl1. H lnttn.mtnl Ho. •7311 In 800ll 11356, Page OS, of 01· llcl•~ Re<orcb of Or-Counly, $1.ott >I Calllornla, .....,., the POWer of N it lllet1ln conUIMd, wlll •t41 et llUOllc lllCl•ort to IN hfglwsl Dlddltr lor c.,,., >AyaDtt •I lllt time of Ult In l•wfvl TIOnty of lht UnlltO Staltt ol •mtrtca. wllholll warranty t•pms or mploe<f .. lo 11111, vw, -wulon or >ncvmt>r....:H, all rlglll, llllt -In ltrHI ,,., .. r.ld Dy II "' well Trint" tnd to lllt loll-Ing clftcrl-pr_n., .i111al"" In '"' atonsald County en6 Slate, to wit LOI l(ll of Traci HO 11n In,,.. <.tty ll C«Xla MtH, County of Or1t190, SI.Ct 11 C.olllornla, as .,., mac> recorded In Boo~ Sl, Pages •I thru •t, mlt :111an•-m1191, In '"' offla ol the :ounly Recorlltr ol Hill county Tiie lo4.ol .omola"I ol llM ~Id prln· :1pal bela110 , lnt•r••I llltreo11, togelhtr •1111 reasonably ttllmeted :osb, ••-"" and advencft at IN llmt of Ille lnltlal pullllcallOll of lhh Nollet art 54,Jtt.••. • From lnlonnaUOll """lch Ille Tr111t" :tetm• r .. leblt, but for Wltlch frvsl" maus no ,_...,,l .. IOfl or wauenty, lh<l ltrNI eddr•s or other COMMOfl :lt1ignatl011 01 '"' •l>Ov• deKrllled or-rtyl1. ") COn9r-S4r"l, Cotta N\eM, c a111orn1e n.a ~Id ~ny Is llel119 sold lor '"' 11urpo1t of peyln1 Ille «*11 .. lleftt w cvr"" llf Miid Deed al Trull lnclud· 1119 f .. 1 -eQltMft of the Trvtt• ltld of Sele. Oettd F~~'l.~t RECONVEYAHCIE COMPANY, • at ..id T""*-ly SW-FertNfld IE19<u41w Vlu "'-ldlftl C.lt..,_.._,_,~ MSIC:.... tmmm..CA.ttm Plltlll .... Or .... C.tt Delly l>tlt4, ...... J•. Mll'dll. ,., 1"1 llM1 PVBUC NOTICE ,, "THE BEERTHAT THE TASTERS SMILE~ . ·" ·~ xperts and e n thu s i h t ~ )!:I Cht·n·d 111 ca ttlr to 1udgc the most respect ed beers in America. lndudcd were the ~t·vcn brand~ cb.ssifit·d by tht• brcwi n~ 111dtl...,t1Y a~ '\upn p re m iu m:· .1nd 1u~r to m.1kc tht· tt'"l more di lriculr. one bt·cr from Grrm:111\' .. Like \\'llll' castt:r...,, rhc p:rnd s:i m- pl cd t he beer .... \\'1thn ut know111~ the ir iden t iti e~. and wit h onl\' thcll' p.1l.1tcs to ~uidc them. \\'hen t ht· t~...,t w;h mTr. the winnt•r \\';l s fou nd tn be .1 hen \\'hich w;i~ :i lmn~t un k n m \'ll 111 Se.tt tlc or f~)r tha t mattei: in the rc .... t nl° dw cntintn·. T1:i' Sc111tlc I 111/t', rq,nned t hl· en-ill under the hc:h.~l inc ''The bt·cr ch:ic m:ide the tasters smile:· ,md .tfca nott n\.! that the \\'inn m~ beer \\'.1~ "s till rather h.m .. ~ BEER-TASTING RESULTS BRANO Henn Weinhard'i. Privaie Reserve Augshurger fJos. Hubet.Brewing Co .. Wisconsin ) Yuengling Pilsner tPotL~town. Penn.) Andeker (Pabst. Milwaukee. Wi~.1 St. Pauli Girl (Germany I Medallion !Olympia Brewing Co. l Erlanger !Schlitz.I 'Michelob tBudweiscr. Calif.I to find:' \\L'lll \lll lP ..,,\\' th,\l "L11t• ,,:;c.;.<l~~~te r~ l~)tlf1d 11 t'\u·lknt ,lilt! quite di~111Kll\t' ln1111tlw1Hlwr ....... Tlw \\ 1111111 )1! ht'l'I \\,h I knn \\\.-111h.1r,f .... P1 l\.Ht' Ht·"t'l'\t'. In lb. chi .... \\.\" mnrl' 1h.rn ;ln ho11n1. I c ".i.... .l , nnt"1111\.ll 1011 tli.11 \\ t' ha,1 rc.1dwd dw ~0.1 I \\ t· °'t'l '' ht·n \\'t' l°ll' .... C l'I\'\\ t·d I lt-11n · .... : in 11\,tkl' the !'11w .... r ht·a pn ........ 1 hit-. rr~.1rd lc~ .... of tlw 1111w 11r u i....1 11n olwd . fHADITJONAL 8H E\VING ·r he mechnd~ u"c d t1 t hrt'\\' H rnn· \Vrinhard'~ Pri\'.Hl' H.t·"t'IYt' .trt· Ill ~lurp .:ont ra~t \\'ith rhc m.i.... .... prn,~u, uo11 lt'ch- niq uc'.'i so common Ill brt'\\ m~ 1od.t\'. SCORE 99 94 91.S 89.2 87.S 86.2 82.7 COMMENTS Strong aroma. Dl\tlOL'll\t' fl,1\ur Nil'C hop t•haraL'tl'r. (il)u<l c1lll)r I lea\ 1cr \t}'ll' than other.. Big fl avor. Slightly hiller fin1~h. Ok<t}. Cl11udy. ' fapccially liked. Grain out of halanl·c wi th hop~. Ccreal·likc fh1vor. No afteria~tc. Silghtly hitter. Lack of balance. Ordinury. An everyday hccr. Sharp division in panel rani;ing from ··tove i( to "bad taste:· Bland. Nodistincti\c character. 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Thi .... ml'.111 .... rh:i t I lcnr,· \\'vmh.trlr~ Prl\·a tl' 1~1.-~tT\t' m.t.\' ,·1rnt 11H1t' Lo he "r.Hht·r h.1d tn f1n,l" Bue\\\' 111\~t· \'nu to lnok f~)r H enn ........ 1nd ..... 1m1'll· f~)r \'our .... L·lr wlut lllll' ~roll~' of npl'rl" Jlld)!1..'1.1 Ln be rill' llnc .... 1 )'l'Clllllllll hctT 1n 1\11 1t Ill .1 111d.t\. / Track and ffeld MD, OV, Laguna improved · Track and field action for Mater Dei (Ana.. Lea1ue), Ocean View <Empire Lea1ue) and La1u.oa Beach <South Coast Leque) appean to be on the up beat with the 1981 aeuoo approachin1. Here la a look at each ol tbe three Orante Coast area schools: M8terDel Mater Dei Coach Denny Robln1on'1 cross country team fmlabed second ln tbe CJF 3-A crou country finals without the benefit of a senior and that facet la the overwbelmiJll fooal point fo~ the Monarchs' tJ'ack and field team. · They'll be young, with five sophomores and six Juniors among the Monarchs' top 13 lnd.lviduab but they'll also probably take the favorite's role in: to league action. Distance stars Bob Planta, Mark llclluter Mitch Eddy, John Nelaoo, John llcSbane, Ricky Martinez, Ernie Estrada, Jiau Munos, Herb Klein and Rob Arsenault (all underclua mea> fonn the nucleus. Others include defendinl leape champion John Ryan (13-0) in the pole vault; abot putter ~ave Uranicb and Junior kennedy Pola, a Ulreat 1D the low hurdles and 440 relay. The Monarchs are wortiq on a three-year championsh.lpstreak in the Anteh• Lea1ue. Oc.an View Things are brt1bt with t.be Seabawb under Coach Ken Moat.a, wbo bu added tl'.c:k and fteld to bis football respomlbWUes. Amont Moab' crew are aprtnten Rex Brown Rkk MOHr, John Moore, I.any GerdJan and An'. dre Carthen. ~llege basketball acores Col .... ......... P•f'I Amerlc.M It, H. Teu1 It. 7t .... Tul-... S. Ml91UW! IO TOUllMAMSNn a...c...~. ".,.. ...... , Tempt .. I , Hofltr• U 114) PUBUC NOTICE PICT1T10UI aut11t&M MAMll ITATaM&N'T L.•llleft ... Oelew-.. •IKllM417', W. 0..... St .. 0 ................ .. .-....c..-. ,,.,.....,, Teus Tedi•.~" ~st SI T•us-..-ke'4 TCU '2, Teus A&M tO Brown bu turned a 9.9 and 22.8 ln the 100 and 220, while Moser's beat.a include a 9.9, 22.5 and 40.2 quarter-mile. Moser's beat event la the 440 and Moore adds a 53.3 to that event, aloo1 with a 10.5 100. Aho in the 10.5 ranee are Gerdian and CaJ'.lben. Scott Peeples (18.0) and Jim llaqrum (18.5) are Ocean View's top hurdlers. In tbe. Iowa they have recorded clockin11 of 42.S and 44.0, reapec- Uvely. . In tbe distance events Moat.a baa Jerome Mann (2:00) and Lea Tate (2:04) in the 880 and Paul Soto (4:35) and Roger Medlen <•:'5) in the mile. Mike Mitchell baa 1one M ln tbe bilh Jump and Brad Burns' belt event appears to the tbe IOGI jump (11-7), wblle Ttm Davies bu a 19-0 loq 1ump and 40-9 triple. Mark Flem.his and Dave Tbcber are lbe abot putters, Ray Fletcher and Lance Gilbert handle the dlacua. Laauna 8Hctt There are only 26' out for tbe Artist.a' track and field vanity and preaenUy they are forced to take their home meet.a elsewhere because of track con- diUona wblcb are not up to par . However, there ls some quality ln the pro- 1ram, bqinnio1 with Jay Tbonon, a aeqlor wbo went M in the bltb Jump recenUy and la capable of tbreatai.q the 7-4 barrier, accordln1 to bis coach, Jim Toomey. Tbonon 1oea 1'.7 and 40.8 in the hurdles and will also be entered ln the mile relay for the Artist.a. Todd Moffett la one of Laiuna Beach's top sprint.en, ln addiUoo to clocktnp ol 53.5 and 2:04, ln the 440 and 880, wbile Oarrell Haaard, a senior, baa clocked a 4:31 mile and 9:'5 two-mile . Paul Rodolf bu run clOH to 2:00 ln the 8IO and ~.Olntbe4'0andla the Artlata' top sprinter (10.0). -By aocer Carl._ . The f911oWt ... per-a af'9 ...... llUtlMst•: SILVI!,_ l!XP.-llS. 1Hl1 llllNrf. ~ VAiiey, Gal ....... a .,.., Marcin 1. a1anllensl\lp, 11'7'1 ::.,-••. oer-; o...w. c.llfllrlll• Take a Personal Loan from ~~~~~""1111:'::1g Commercial C redit. It's gcxx:l Mk llaet L TrvMm, 11791 0..-•a, OaNlftOt.w,GalHwllla .... Tlus l!utlllftt la ~-ly a ....... --...... Mk:llml L T,.,..,.. _tTlllt .......... wa fll .. wtW1 tM ~ty Cl«tl of Or-. Ceuftly NI '~"""· ... ,_, PWll .... °' .. c.... Deity .. I~ , ... IO, 17, M, M«. a, 1tlt ·~ PVBUC NOTICE eeone80P MAMMV.'SM&.8 ... ,,. IOWAllO o. ICHlu.8•. ~. w.Ol~UlltlCH, ....... NftWNMMA"' ,.,,,, ... ,, . .,.. ... ~ ..... J•-'~ '"' " .. llllMllC .. 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No liade-ln Needed DORMAN'S LIMmD llTUAD WAUANTY Ufetlme Umlted warranry .,galnst defKt In wo rkman- ship .net m.~rlals. free replacement up to 5/32': after s13z• there wlll be a charge or 50!. or llst price down to 2/32': No adjus~nt wlll be allowed after 2/32~ POLY--FOURS 27A!! FET. 1.58 No-thump Polyester Co rd resists flat spotting and annoying cold st.lrt thump . WHlnWAllS SIU 878-13 C78-l 3 C78-14 E78-14 G78-1 4 H7S.14 G78-15 H78-15 L78-15 PIJ(.l J0.00 J0.00 30.00 JUO JLOO J7.00 U.00 JUO 40.00 U U t . NO •> ..-maa....wu•rr ............... ~ ............. ,.., ._..._..._._ ...... _ ..... ~ ...... ~------. ........ ~,..._, ............... _.~--............... _ . . RT 1.71 UM 1.87 2.04 2.28 2.52 2.36 2.57 2.84 * * * * * * Prep volleyball ranking1 ORANGE COUNTY l. Laauna Beach; 2. San Clemente; 3. Irvine ; 4. Capistrano Valley; S. Dana Hilla ; 6. Estancia; 7. Corona del Mar; 8. Newport Harbor ; 9. Huntington Beach ; 10. Marina. CIF 1. Laguna Beach; 2. San Clemente; 3. Santa Monica; 4. Irvine ; S. San Ma r cos; 6. Dos Pueblos; 7. Capistrano Valley; 8. Dana Hills; 9. Mira Costa ; 10. (tie) E s t a ncia and Sout h Pasadena. R&500 REIRfADS We II.\~ produced mllllons of top quality retrec\ds with the bu1 retreading equip- ment avallc\ble lod4'yl Only first quc\llty. thoroughly Inspected casings Me selected for our reueo\dlng process. G£.T YOURS Al OORMAN"SI 878X13 _____ 2 for $25.00• 078X 14 2 for $25.00• E78X 14 2 for $25.00• 560X 15 2 for $27.00• 600X 15 2 for $27.00• * Plus F.E.T. _(gn 1nenfal 40,000Mlll ~ 41 ~~il E.qulp your car with the tires that are original equip· ment on M ercedes. BMWs and Volkswagens. Tiley demand quallry 40.000 mlle NATIONWIDE WAR· RANTY. Why should you sett1e for less? Ask for the German Radial. llACKWALLS WHlnWAllS Sill PaJCl flT Sill PllK.l flT 155SRl 2 .0.00 1.40 165SRl3 sa.oo 1.63 155SRl3 46.00 I 50 I 75/75R 13 64.00 I 59 165SRl3 51.00 I 64 175SRt4 64.00 2 01 t 75SRl3 54.00 168 185SRl4 7).00 2 08 175170-13 56.00 160 195SRl4 78.00 2.55 185/70-13 6).00 I 83 205SRl4 79.00 2.60 195/70-13 61.00 1.90 205SRl5 16.00 2.70 1&5SRl 4 55.00 1.83 215SR l 5 90.00 2.92 175SRl 4 Sl.00 2.03 225SR l 5 90.00 3.05 185SRl 4R n .oo 2 .. 11 235SRl5 99.00 3.19 185170· 14 67.00 1.95 195/70-14 76.00 2.24 .Ask your Dorman's 155SRl5 51.00 I 68 dealer about Contt's 16SSRIS sa.oo 1.79 40,000 Mlle Warranty DRUM BRAKE IWNl 549!,.." 649! ... " 15,000 Mill JOt1 .0,000 Mill '°9 '°' mc>SI Amertc.MI &. ~"" (.In wlttl drvm lyp I bfMH. Hlll'S WHAT wt DOs s. 119p.ck'""" ......... 6. ...... ~"'*"'"' 1.-.. .... ......,~ ....... ..... & ""'* .. lour ........ • • .,.._. -(}llldef. 10. ...,.._"" Open dal~ 8-9. Saturday 8-6. Sunday 8-5 . ,,, .... · IUD N. lucid (S. ol ttwy. •• ) Jn.,... ..... ...,., HM INch IMl.0 (M~acfoit "°"' l·Mlrtt ' (11•)fM.IJJe ••••• b _.., ,_Wimer /lwc . (71•)N4-'MJ1 ........ ........ 1971 \'Ofbl uncs. (71•) "'·"'° ·&.a ...... • ..... Vlilfo 24SIO Aki. lt"11w1Y 959.9115 Or-. ........ IMO W. Uncoln /IM, '"·••11 C-.. .... 1 IUt SupeltDf IWe. .... , ... IMlaAM -• ., H. PteftCh lll·Hll . ....... IJOl L 11• Sc . ., ...... 141 l lmpeft.I (114) ,, .. .," IM Cllmt I lll)i.UC..-0 ... .,a .... I SOii lmpeNI Hithw~ (IU)M7·5MI Open Mlfllll1·~ ... ........ •Nof toGemco . 1100 N. Tustin (AcroN from Pose OMte) 771.1000 ' I • NIA w•sTaaNCOM,•••Nca ,eclfk Olvltl• P-111• LMlfft Ponlaftd Goldtll Stat• S.nOi.ot SH Ille W L so 20 ,CL G• 114 '' 2J u :IJ .UI 4V. " :M lO JI .su " .. , lS''> 2' ,. 441 11 .... .,. 20 sen ,t.ntoniO HofllOI\ Kenw1Clty 0.ftver Ulall 0a1i.1 ~Ol•l•le9 4S 2• UJ n JS .as JJ JS .., 11 Jt O • u " ,.2 10 M .141 LUTallN CON,llallNCa AUMllc Ol¥1tle9 Pllllaelelpf\la S• 14 l'M 8oslon U u .11• New Y-'' 2• .•11 Watll\ngton 3 I JI 4S. New Jerwtr 20 o .2t0 Celtlrel Olvlll• Mll•auk" Indiana Chicago Allanl• Cleveland Oelrolt .. • •• 127 31 JO .SS2 )4 lS ... , u 41 .lit u 42 .ll) 11 S2 .24' IN<Way'lk .. H No u•rnH .c:hlduled T.,.ltillt'tGamu L•hn at Kanus City Atlanta al New Y0<• Oelroll at Mlh.,.v•• Botlon al O.llH New Jerwtr al Cnlcago Watlll"!llon al Ulall lndla11aalPorU- NBA leaders """""'s-Nyl SCORING ...... 1111) IS"1 20 ,..,., f II It ,-, av .. Oanllo. Ut•h ., 119 SU 21CM ll 4 Malone. HOutlon M Ml j()l 112• 11.1 Gervin, S.. Antonio " 11:2 4Jt I .. 21 .l A-t·J ..... , L.aen U tlJ l'J 11 .. V.J BI rd song, KC SI Sl2 2tJ I 03 U . S ThOmpson, o.n .. r •l S" JtS IS'2 U.3 Ening, Plwl .. U9 JM 1 .. 7 24 I FrH , Golden Statt tO •'M ... "" 14 I M1tcllell, Cle,_. ti t'lll H 2 lilt 2•.• En111t1n. o.n-u .oa ns ISJt n I aE80VNOINO Malone. Hou11on Nater, SMI 0•900 Srnlth, Gotclen Siil• Biro. Bo•- •••• dlll tel ..... M _,SU '47 14 l 61 242 HO 132 12 4 67 :m 41' 141 11.1 ti IS9 Sii 131 11.0 ASSISTS .......... Ford, Kan~ .. C11y 14 MO I I Nia..,, L.M•rt U Sit LI Porter, We\lllnotoo ti St I I.• RICnaro..,,., N•w Vor• •• SOI It A"htbalCI, B<Klon U SID I .I fl'IELD GO.M. PEllCEHTAGli Oilmor•, Cnlc•oo King, Goloen State Oewkln1, Ptlll-IP"i• Muwell, Bo\to" Oanlley, Utan 19 ... peL •tO .. 2 .• ,. SN '1111 lo(lt Jll .i I tiOI JSS •tJ \7' 119 13SI Sl4 COUEQE STANDINGS PCM c:-1.--. ~ WL •· esno St. 11 1 S.n OH SI 10 UC Irvine • Lono Beech St • Utall SI S ' S.nta &MtloW• S ' Pacific • 10 Full•non it. l 11 •<llnc,,.,, r...,ear ... .-.111~ Oregon SI ArlLona SI UCLA wu111no1on ,t.rlrona use Oregon Callfornla StenlorO wasnlngton SI San Francltto PepperOl"41 GOl\HQa Porllend Santa Cl••• Loyola San Oleoo SI. Marr'• Utah W•om1no BYU r .. u .EIP•WI San 0 1....., St Ntw Muico He•all Air FotCe (OIOredOSI P~10 c.. ...... WCAC W L " 0 " 2 II • I I • • I t S II s 12 • IJ 1 IJ c ... • ... -• WAC W L 10 3 10 J 9 4 • I 6 I s • 3 10 3 10 (allltl'tM• W L 1l 2 11 l It • • • I I • • s ' , 11 I 14 -W L JJ l " I 11 ' •• 12 11 IS 11 It •• ll 4n -W L 2l 0 n J II S 14 10 1l 12 t2 ll 12 1J IJ 1J • 11 10 15 S.•-w L n • IS II 19 I •• 10 ll u 'II 10 IS 9 II -W L 14 J l l s 21 • It 10 14 II 11 ll 11 1) • 11 ) 11 PCAAIHffre <Tllf'elolll ....... '(• o.m .. 1 SCIOlllNO ... " ...... ' Malff, UC 1 ... 1.. 2' J74 111 nt ... Je<kto11, utan Stat• 2• us 131 t01 23 t (0<"411111S, F'Klllc 2' UJ 114 SIO 22.J Wtar, Cal Slit• Fullerton ts 11• 16 431 17.J Waldron, Peclflc it 14' u o 4M 11.1 GreOOf'y,l.ollgll .. CI\ 11 ISJ 4J 34t 1 ••• Wlli.NM,UClrtlM 16 1M ff ... 11.7 HOOCI, U ten su.ta 2t 1IJ st 405 I U AncNrto11, cs Fullerton It us ,, 4U ts.J Hl1191n1,Fr-Su11t 2' ue ta Ml 1S.2 INOIVIOUAL LE,t.OERS -ReNUndlno: Mltlff. uc1, 1t.6 e¥9-; R. ,t.ndat'IOfl, ucse. f.S. Fleld Goal Pwruntaoe: MaeM UCI, 61.1 ,..-cetlt (27.....,.1 l Wllllama, SJS Jl.7 Ptf'tent 11'1·2'JI. Fr• T11.-P'lrctnteoe: Wlfb, UCI, ... l,..uM < .. Ml; Wlc•llfle, US, 15.t jMt<enl C ... 100. A6tltts: MencNI, SJS, S.2 •ot11.; McCMitlY. ucsa. u . TllAM L8AO•M -Scoring: UC .,,, .... ... a • .,..; Utell Stelt, 11.1. o.1on11: ,.,_ ..... S0.4eot•; Sen.,_ Stete, S7.1. Scotlfto Mer11n: ,.., •• ,. State, • r•.s1 Sa11 Jou Stet., +1.1 •............. ~11: Fr-Slete, +•.J; UC ll'Wll, +U l'r• T- ~c_....: f'eclllc, 7S.S •rUM (44t-•>1 UC 1,.-. n.J ....... 1-.tN. ,...., Goel ~-...on-i UC,,,,..., .. , ,..uM l"••ttl11S ,, .. ,.. Slate, n .t perunt ctts-1•1. ,..., a.. PltrcaMeet Oel•-' .. 11 .,_ Slate, ... t flffUfll u11-1m1; ,.,_..-.u.1w""' U1M1a1. S-A S\ •• .,.,..,ct 124•)1 vs El~wer IU·IOI al POfllan.t HIQl't T111tl11 CZN) YI, 8rM-011nda (20-1) at C.I Slate Fullerton Glendora ( l'"•I vs. MorellO Valley C21'l) elRamoN"ilgll Lynwood CJ•·S> vs. Eswncla t 11·11 el Hllft· llnolon llHC!\ HIQll sen Gorgonlo 12'·31 v•. Heme I ( IMOJ OIC Ml. S.n J«lnco HIQll Coro,,. Itel Mil• C l•S> vs RlverSlcte ...,,. CJO·S) .. JOIN\ NO<lll (Riverside) HIQll Santa AM Vatl•r 111·11 at Oomlnouer 111·11 OIC~an Colltve La Qvlnle (~JI vs. WHI Covina (JO .. ) OIC Edge•-Hl9" J·A Victor Veller CU O) "' Burrouoll• • ( Rlctoe<rHIJ •• Tr-HoQll S11My Hllll IJO.SI vs. lallllfttl Beech 111 .. 1 at Esttn<la HIQll Glel\dale tlk l vt. SMI Lu11 ObltPo (IMI •I c ...... Coll- Po-12M l vt. Norlh•I-1 1~101 .. Covina High La S.rN 11 .. SI VS Chino 111-7) •• °"' LYQOH~ lllQhetll !JO.SI vs. Blair 11 .. ll et Muir High Troy (l .. SI vt. Baril-110-41 .re'ertl-cc NOQ<tl.S ti.-01 vs. SMI Clemellle ClO·ll 411 Oana Hiiis HIQll 1·A S.nt• Cleu 11 .. s1 at 81UIOO tll-Sl "11,.ton m.ar •• BllohOI> oievo tt· 11> San Marino 11a.s1 at Elslnore (11·11 Carplntffia I IW I •t Senta Ynel l lf·'I Du•••• ( "·" at Rio MH• C•l•D•sa• 11s.11 at Mlr•IO\t• 119·41 Temple City 119-Sl vs. Whittler c nr 1stlan 120·l l at Sc.nora High BM>nlno ( lMl at Ror•I O•• < 1•·71 Small SC-IS Brtnt•ood 12().•) vs. Oak•ood I IS 61 •I Fllntrlc199 Pr°"' High Piigrim 119·2) vs Nelles ll4 ll •I Ml S.. , AlllOl\oO Collevt l / M.,lcopa tlS.SI at Owens \/alley Ill·~ / MelOdyl..,., (lS.01 vs Mas~• C20lJ) at Soutnern C•hlor"'a Coll-I (aplstrallO Valley Cn,.stlan I 19 41 vs lnlendCtirostlantlH I at San Goroonlo Hl91'}J NeeOIH 112 ll vs. Orange Lutheran tlS.f> al Canyon CAn•Moml Hl(lh RoHmono 11 .. 11 •t Newport Christi~ (19 41 h Montc1 .. , Prep 111-11 •• H1gh1ar10 • .-.. 110 )I et Noire Oa,.,. ISl'lerman 0.k•I Hli Hlgtc school women WEDNESDAY'S"·" YOll'll'S Clfl' .. A~R .. 1141 R1versHJe Poly at Merill•, St Jotecill llt San Marcos. S.ml \lelle"/ at Ed~1.,; LB Poly atEIM,.._r _.i,. John W North at San O.b<oel, (ul•er uyr a t 11'-t•il• Valley; Compton al lngl1..eocji. Rl1hell1 at B.-a. Cl II' >-A Se<alld • ..,,,_ Foothill at LDM•, Burrovons Ill•• l al AltmHy. Ga/Ir et Tusbl\ Ewierenia I GanH h•. (ypreu el Immaculate Hurt, Indio •I All• ~orTW, Walnut at Lwn•ood. Gar ... Grove at E slaft<ia. f Clll' J,A s.c-4 -lld South Hills al Santa Fe; Ar•t~ll al Burbank, La *"" at Cepl11r.,.o Val •• Chino •I Gl..,.,.lt. Garey al Charter On ; Ke-I at C1tmente. Monrovia •I No«:o; Pl at Min ion Voejo. CIF l·A Sec ..... R..,1111 Valley Olr11Uen at St. Mary'• Ac-my, Sant• C••r• •I Santa Yner, Calabll.,, el Ata\C•ctero, Marymount at La Reil\A • ...1..- Te11ac1141P1 el s... 8erN1rdlno; 61 s.- •I Connally. MDJ•ve •I Rim ol .,... WorlO, Temple City .i -tflall. Clll'~Sc-...~-, llow..->d at Holy Family; Sllerrna" In 01•11 al 1.A>ne Pi,,.; VIII-Chrllll4lft at Flll'lrldge S.Cl'wd .... n: Faltlt llffdst et Rem-Convenl 1110 Hondo Prep al Mat1CQ9a, CoaSI Union al ChaOwiO ; 2' Pal-el Unlleld Chrltll., O<•l'Qe Lvt!W< .. al a..un-t. Women'• top 20 I. LOul-Ttc.h 1501 2. ~ 8Mcll St. l .T-- •.ltenMS S. llUl9'1" •.Otd~ 7.(-y§Ul* I.UCLA 'use 10. ltenlu<ky 11. T•HS it. Or-oar> ll.Merv•-14. S, C.rohNI U.Mln~ota 1•. N. Ca,ollne SI . 11. E. C•rollne 11. Clemson n . Aubllrl\ JO. S.F . Au•tln Hoel Vh·91nla ~ NHL WAL.llS CONll'EAeNCe MOii tree• 1t1,,.. Pllllbllrgh HartlorO Detroit Nwrls OIYltl• W L T Gii' Gf4 3' 11 10 Ut 1M 3S 21 t 1 .. U J u JO t 10 211 11 JI 1• 13S 1" II J2 1l 1" Jjt Adllms Ol•ltl• Bull•lo JO 14 t' 2S2 1tf MlnneM>ta 19 U U m 10I BotlOI\ 19 24 10 UI 111 Ouebec U 19 U 1.. !if TOtOl\IO U J I 10 160 1'f CAM,81lLL CONll'IEa&NCI I.JOO I.JM 1,.IM 1,200 1,014 "° "° -.,. IOI 81 .. ,., Ml 1'IO 2SI Ill 10 ., .. .. "' a " ff j() " ,. 11 .. S1 St P.ukkOlvlll• ~ NY lslencten • 11 10 111 ta»r PlllleO.lptlla )6 It 10 U6 Calgary Jl 21 12 m NV Rano-n 24 11 10 t~ 'Wnhlngton 19 21 t• 22S 5mytlleOl•I ..... .. ., ,. SI 54• , St. Lo11l1 Cnlca9o VaACOllVff Edmonton ColoradO Wlnnls-9 • 1a 14 21t 222 u 21 12 2$2 2t0 n zs 11 n. 22' 21 12 10 ue 2.a II :15 10 20t 21t 7.SUtoOadt ..... ,.,"- l(lltf• I, T0<onto O Pltttl>Urgtl S, °"90K 4 THllM'tO-tt Cel .. ry el W•sNngtOI\ 1 Edmonton ti NV ls~rt lotlCll'l 111 $(. Lwl• Martlord al C4l0<adll Klnp 1, Mept. LHfe 0 sew.-. ...... 90 .. t) S2 .. M LOI A•I• 0 I ~I Toronto o o 0-0 At9' ....... N-. "9NllJH -.......... Ttf', 1:.;\ Simmer, U, t:JS; ._..,_, T.,, ):U ; Korab, LA~•;a; --,, LA, ••'1: lllllttJ r ... 1:11. Men'• tournament 1•10...Yff) ""' ....... lllllllff Bulch Welt• Clef. Sieve Denton, 1·•, •·I, l·t , Bruce MaMon Otl Chrlt Mayott•. N , t-0, Nlca S.vlano ctel. JOlln H•r•l, .,.,, W, .,.,, John Au'lln dtl Jvan Farr-... ,, W; Ferdl Tayo-A Otl Bernie Miiton, .. 4. U 'I ,, , Exhibition match cs." .... "-"' VlWI Garvlalll• dtl. 8)orn llort. "''·"' 1-4. ,,. Women's tournament Catl ......... l Flnta ...... Sl"lla MertiN Navr•lllCN• .... Kate Utllam, M , •·2, Betit Herr Otl. Glynis COies ... 2, W : Ma•••fl Louie CS.I SUIMI Leo. 4 .... 1-S, re· tired, ZINGeu i.-dal KlmS-1, .. 2,,.,_, M ; Juli• ... ,,1no1on 0.1 Stacy 1Nr90llf\> •·•. 1·1, l·S, JoAnne Ruuall Otl. Palft • Tff911•rd9ft. 1 .. , M . W , IAlllt Allan o.t.'• Mary LOii ll'iatell, I .. , 4 .. ,.~. LJIGA eoum.tMnt ,,..,.....,.,, S.llrLllUt,U2,SOO Ka t/lyWlll-. 112MO ~Gorbll<~,112,600 ~.lie y .._...Mel'°"· ".JOO 8etll o ... i.1, 14,000 Mlirlene fl'toyct, M.17S S.ndr• ll'al.....,., ... 175 S.ndra H•ynle, $ol,.JIS Amy Alc.olt,M,21S JHl\Mtt•K•,.., ... JIS J -IAIH,$.4.VS O.b01e-'~ltn,U,l7' 8arl)ar•Mo•nns. u.11• Maro• s1-.ti.1c1. u.rn 511911•1 H.,...lft. u.m Allu Mllltr,U ... US ,,....,.,.. c.wner. 11.m Ly,..A-.11,112 .. llY 8Uttefnlll. 11.m ••rber•Mlrr.nle,ll.m • Al·YU Tu,11,lll HOllll Suo. 11,112 Vu a o MorlQUChl, I 1,J20 K•llly Young. $1,)20 Vlvla11 Brown1 ... 11,J20 o.1>1>1eMa .... y, 11.m Pel\ny Pult, Sl,:l20 lor\UI 1111Speftcff•0.YI on,J I ,l2l) 11·11-142 12·11-ICJ ,....._t.O 12·71-1M IJ.1J-IO 10·7'-14'-10-1,_1 .. 1'·12-1 .. 11·14-1 .. ,,.,._, .. 14-71-1 .. 11·1S -141 74-1>-UI IS-lt-147 7).IS-t• 7J·l-1• , ... 7S-14f IHS-Ht ,,.,.,_,,. ,,.,._ .. , l>-1•-•4' 12·11-1 .. 11·11-lSO IS.IJ-lj() , .. , ..... so 7t-71-tSO ,.,.,._IJO n.n-1so LoeAlamttoe MONDAY'S aliSULT5 (fllltf---..S•-U..1 fClrtt rece -Ce<iwma Clll•f I Longo). •.20, t.IO. 2 IO, Pl•I•'• War Clll•I tcr-l, •.40. 4.40; TIM Pl#lk !Foley), 4.40. 12 u•cta t""31 oalel U•.40. . S•cOl'd r41t• -Gliding Star 18aUrl, S.60, l.00, J.tO, ~tonny Affair <S,,.,ranl, >.OO. 2.tO, Garry Ayr 10.1-rl, J.tO Third r«• Olrecl Victory tBevteul, 40.00, u tO, l.60, MyrOI\ N CLA>nool. J.20, 2 IO, Aacli.,t Geneut Cllatclllordl, 14 40. u Hect• (4-1) jMld $114.tO. Fourth rec• -~r MooN CGnHldy), I 00, 4 tO, UO, Armvro Target C8ernall, 1 00, •.00, B.....S. S9Md <~ron>, l.00. Fiim race -CNrcoal Hal\Over CKuelllff), I 40, • IO, 3 00, Tll-llorm C o..-rl, •.oo, 1.00, Captain Merit N IAUC>lnl, l .20. u tucta IH I pal0'41AO. 51•111 ~ -Andy Henl.., P'ller (Maier), t:OO, S.00, l.60; A1'9yll (AOam1I, l .IO, ·4.JO; c,,p1aln Clive IMllchtlll, 1.AO. Snt nlll race -SM "lwr a ('toddl, •.a, :uo. 2.IO; Cool II "°"" (Vellenctt,..,...,I, 10,JO, •• GO; Kllr IL.orlQO), $.20. U eQ(lo\ IJotl Mid ~·.IO. .. \ U f'ltjll SI• CM +l·Wl ....... ,,,...,_..,,. wlnlllllf tlcktt• Clive --·· fl' f'ld1 •• ton101e11an peld lU.00 with,_ Uckeh !!Our hOrMt). e1911111 rece -l'Nefll~ Jack (TOCIO), 10.IO, S.IO, ,.~; Jom H-ver H (0e&om.r>, l .tO. 5.40; slnoo!h Olarltt (Sl\trrenl, uo. Hll'lll r•n -Tr-ur• Hunl., CSll9rrenl, 1.40, J.60, J.20; $0er111• Arsc> (Lllntlonll, a • .o, 1.601 Andy'• Ur1111a coou1or111, 6.Ap.U t11ecl1 IHI INiet '29.40. fentll race -Ulla.-CICuetllff), 4,40, 2.IO, 2.Jt; Handovtr C OHomer), 6.10, l .IO; Ccifllbe ComrNlld ILOlllOl, uo. t2 exac&e , .. ,l ... Id '2'.20. ,. •• ..__.. -i .OM. Misc. 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Kuwait's oil minister bas been quoted as . saying. I Sheik Ali KhalUah al·Sabah, whose country I prod\ICel 1,5 million barrels a day, second to Saudi Arabta in the OPEC cartel. was quoted by the I newrpaper al-Nahar in lts Sunday edition as saying :.l there would not likely be any OPEC production ad· n justments before the cartel's meeting in Geneva ln "') Mey. There have been recent reports that Saudi Arabia, which boosted production a fter the Iran-Iraq war broke out in September, may cut production from lts current 10.3 million barrels a day. Al·l".Jahar quoted the Kuwaiti oil minister as saying, "The' drop In demand and the lraqis and Iranians comin1 back on the market are important enough to mean that the burden of adjustment cannot be shouldered by one country alone, no matter how large a producer it Is." C~SH DIVIDE·ND DECLARED ORANGE COUNTY BUSltlSS Cluil C_-1'11Ue bas been .named purchaainc mana1er for Far Weal Savine• and Loan Association, Newport Beach. Bra~e D. SimplCNI, Newport Beach, ls vice prestdent of marke ting for Parker Bertea Aerospace aroup of Parker Ha.nDifin Corp. The unit -is heactquartered ln Irvine. '"'e ftrm·• main offices are In Cleveland. Patrick Murpby Is ftatlonal consumer products sales manager for Schla1e Lock Co., Newport Beach .. Lorna Miiia, president of Laauna Federal Savings and Loan Assoclallon, Laa\Pla Beach, has been appointed to the 1981 committee on Energy and Land Use of the United States League or Savings Associallon. A SALUTE TO OUR 1980 SALES LEADERS • The Ooo rd of Directors of The Torrance Notional Oonl~ ore pleased to announce a $ . .JO per shore cash dividend co all shareholders of req:>rd as of Morch 16. 1981. This is the fifth consecutive quorterty cash dividend declared by che 13onl~. 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Mardi Gras means a lively Saturday n;ght ,C2 t • • WheelC·tfair pilots fly-in for ·improvements ,. • • By IOEL C. DON 6f .. Deity PMll~ • Some 3,000 feet above e County, Pat Krone breathed a iuanled sr,n relief. Tbe Newport Beaclt resident thanked Foun- tain Valley City Councllwoman Barbara Brown for moving her front cockpit seat back as far as it would go. Ten fingernails dug into the. bactrest. "It makes me feel better," she said, her teeth unclenching for a few words. "It's better than holding on to my own face." It was Mrs. Krone's first night in a small, single-engine airplane and she seemed to have a touch ol anxiety at the lack ol night attendants, on-board movies, powerful Rolls-Royce jet en1inee and the convenient air sickness bags. COULD BE& lJNSETl'LED nerves have been jarred by the fact the Beecbcraft Bonanza "V-tail" was piloted by a man paralysed from the waste down? Doubtful, but she waa at pains to admit it. Pilot Ed tf ayes of Villa Park barely touched the specially modified center stick tbat controlled bia right and left ~dders. The only · other modification to the aircraft was a band brake control to help atop the plane on tbe (round. "Our band controls are less sopbiaticat~. belie,ve,.lt or not, than our band controls in our cara," said tbe former Marine Corps fll1bt in- structor. "People ask is it danierous. It's not any more dan1erou.s than a physically able pilot." . So it went u four disabled pilots, members of Calllornia Wbfflcbair Aviators CCWA), abut- Ued state and county officials, reporters and others into cri.lp, rain-swept skies tut Thursday in what was dubbed a "Fly-In" to John Wayne Airport. Tbe event was sponsored by the ACCESS Tut Force of the county Human Relations Cbmmiasion to support the United Nations designation of 1981 as the International Year of DisabledPenooa(IYDP). · AL80 ON BAND at a press conference following the Fly-In were Fifth District Supervbor Thomas Riley and representatives from two other county supervisors' offices. CWA pilots, political officials and airport manaeement brought attention to the Board or Supervisors' Feb. 3 allocation of $80,000 to improve access to the airport for both disabled private pilots and passengers. The improvements come under the Han-. dicapped Access Project of the airport's master plan. They include renovation or additions to. restrooms, stairways, ramps, parking spaces and signs, Supervisor Riley said. · '!The Fly-In is especially significant, because it is the only such Fly-In in the coun- try." be said. • "We're hoping it will serve to show all Americans your abilities and not your dis· abilities," be said, to the CWA pilots and other , disabled penon.s assembled for the event. After Riley read a congratulatory letter• from Sm. S.I. Hayakawa, speeches followed by1 James Roosevelt -who said his father'&; (Franklin Delano) handicap "never stop~ · him from doing what be wanted to do" -an~ representatives from Gov. Jerry BroW1)'S offict'i and the U.S. Council on the IYDP. WREN TB& CW A PILOTS rolled up to th conferaee table, they bad little trouble provin dilabled penona have few obstacles that can' ~overcome wlth a few technical modifications "Basically we just have ·to replace our lee funcUoaa with our band and arm functions,", N14 Uae .. year-old Hayes, accounting mana1ert fOlt Beebnan Instruments in Fullerton and the flnt preeldent ol CWA. "When I 1et up in the air I don't need to use tbit 1t.lck," be bad earlier explained, while fer- 1')1Dt tbr'ee tint-timers in bia plane. "So it's Jut like I'wu a pilot without a wheelchair.'' 'For Lyle Knudsen, who earned bis t>Uot's Uceme four years ago, flying has helped tear down what be once thought were barriers in bis life. "I've been in a 'chair 218 years and unW I AeanMd to .fly I didn't know what I could do," -·~ tbe a.year-old polio victim. "Some or these' l'lJS are real pilots. For me it's just a method to go somewhere in a hurry and take vacatiOOI." MU. UO~E, a Human Relations Com· miulcmer, learned that flying was just anotbe11 w.ay to earn her civic combat pay. "I must confess," she aaid, as Hayes' plane taxied onto the runway, "th.at! waa rather boplnc that it would be all canceled due to rain." ' No such luck for single-engine plane neophytes. Love was put to the acid test in, olden days They were very aware of the difference between love and lust,•• said Campbell. U1in1 this idea, writers and atorytellen began creating the then-modern myths of King Arthur's Round Table to study the pU1htol romantic fulfillment. "The taking of lovers wu very ieriou1 in those days, because the penalty ·for adultery was death. There were Ions periods or testin1 lovers impoMd on each other to see if it wu love, and not just lust, wblcb was at stake," said Campbell. ''In tbe myths of Lancelot and Panlfal for inltance, they are coaatantly asked .to overcome obstacl• to prove their love - 1la7lnc dra:::•· cuardlns bridl•. fltb eYil knlcbts. The poeta promoted the ·idea that tbe euence ol life la tbe qony ol uDfuJftlled love. The Idea of marrla1e as a aaerameatalllaUon of 109' II baalcally .a mecllevaJ Idea," a. aa.td. Campbell'• tbeorillal bu ldeataaM ..... • !(: Orange Coast DAILY PILOT(Tuesday, March 3, 1981 By MARY JANE SCARCELLO OI llw O•llf P'llot SWll Mardi Gras means "Fat Tuesday," but at the Newport Harbor Art Museum tt meant Saturday Night Lively. Guests at the third annual Mardi Gras Ball were asked to wear black tie or costumes for the New Orleans-style festivities. No saints came marchjng in . but the museum's rooms were filled with clowns and cowboys as well as tuxedos and evening sowns. A tribe or Middle Eastern potentates ar· rived In hopes of buying the building but settled for dinner and dancing instead. "It's a sha me my camel wouldn't fit through the door," lamented one chic shetk. A battalion of Confederate oCfacers char~ed in with7 their Southern beiles, but civil war "'as averted by the absence o( Union uniforms. "My Fair Lady" was the theme ror another table. Eliza Doolittles wore long sk1rtt., crocheted Chatting at the Laguna Beach Museum's antique show gala are Doyle McKinney t right J.Mar.11 Gaston a11ci Catherme Kiester. co-chairmen o I lhl' shu1c Eianww1g o French a rmo1re are W1llw111 /lazewznkel r below1 . .Jude Gra11dolfo. , Sharon If azewmkel mid W11l1am G ra11dolf o 0•1ly P1lol Pl>oto\ Dy M•rY Jan• Sur coit10 IRMA BDMBICI "" It's talking to~bsto nes? The talking inanimales are coming A»d you might just as well get used to them. First. it was the phones that spoke tu you when no one was home and invited you to leave your name and numb~r This was followed by talking elevators. electronic bank tellers and clowns al the drive-in. Then it was the surly refrigerator door. Every time you opened it. a recording asked. "Are you eating again, Lumpo?" Recently, automobiles came out with nagging pro· grammed messages like. "01d you fasten }our seat belt?" "Is your em ergency brake off? ' I knew it was only a matter or lime until we got talking tombstones when I saw this ad 1n a California paper: GRAVE/MONUMENT /MARK ER SOUND SYSTEM WEATHE R AND VANDAL· PROOF SOLAR POWE R ED ONEOFAIUND$SO,OOOFIRM An electrical engineer from California, Stanley Zelainy . developed the recording llttem that fits into a tombstone because, as ltlDley observes, "Everyone has his say at a.erall except the mourned one." . · )jy husband was reading the paper when I -~·bout lt. '1bit'• weird,'' I saJd. "Remember all the Ill)' aunt and uncle had when they were t put. pictures on their tombstone? I think he was ri1bt. She never wore hats ND was alive. so why would she want to ~ Giii on her tom bstone? Besides. they 10 •; • and you look ridiculous. 1\ al would you say tomlog from a a l lllfW&y ? Tbere la no one messaae Iii\ all. I'd have to have several selections. ' •1 '"· for you I'd have a 'You're late u.18' clllttte; for my kids one called ·But ilet do we know about the 1lrl'! "l'or my mother, I'd have on wlth n 'I'm drJ' u.eme. and for your MCocMI wlle, I'd re· eord......., llmple and detent ltkt, ':The ftod jtWelrJ 11 9'ortd In 1 ail~ cte.-u box. tlte k4'J II •. .,.. • UMl ti'• l'd•ftll the real up iMtlli IUde. CID't ~ '"Mt blttaltln1 an an· 'iiliftaoatM~!'' shawls and (lowered hats while carrying flower -baskets and copies of 'Enry 'lggi'ns came in formal dress, with lop hats. tails. canes and capes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Saale (she's on the museum's said and ren&.al council) wore uni- . corn headdresses of while papler mache made for tbem by Darlene Lloyd of the Flower Seller in Corona del Mar. Shirley Gatewood wore an antique lace dress once belonging lo a diva in Chicago's Civic Light Opera Linda Young arrived in a purple leotard and matching balloons as a bunch or grapes but refused.all offers to turn her into burgundy Other balloons and gaily striped May Poles were the party decor ations provided by Barbara Wessler and her committee. After hors d'oeuvres. the 375 guests hned up BE DWETTER LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED nw er••t••I 9ttt yow CM\ ...,. • ... ._.,. .. ,..,.... ,,_,...,of tfW ,...._,,, too I• •n ef'MI to IN• MncKI• Pf .... "'. ltftd Melt.• rio ••••, Md- ••UMft h ,.,kt-w .. An UM.IN ,~ ... ,.re~ pt'Oft-o MMe tnet .... a ..... .,.,. 11 t M ...... Nc.,.e bedwfl111"t, --- nOI Ce.,.ed by Offenk W!K'I Of ...... ~ C-M IM~ a.twf f« OUt ''" 1uecl\vr• ""•Mw.nt"t -What ,..., All About llftCI How To 1"'41 / It • r•Pof'1 b' two tMdk: .. docto" No *t'l•lloft "[1111a/ly Effective for Adults~' ,. -,;,~~~;:;.;I~ ~;T~;:: ;;~;:L~ ~TD. • 31 1 First Street I Nekoosa, WI 54457 l'AnfN1'i NAME --------- I I I APCJR~<;<, ----------: ----$TATE __ ZIP--: ( "v ,.HONF--------AGE--I (Ages• ~I : CMI W E HfLP SOMf nor Tl)RS r,H ll ()><£Ill for a dinner of chicken breast en cro~te. rice with onions and sliced kielbasa, broccofi and selections from a platter or raw veaetables. Dessert was chocolate mousse with praline topping served m a chilled chocolate shell. Dancing followed to the beat of J ake Porter's Ramblers, providing an authentic Bourbon Street flavor. The music stopped just long enough for Cathleen Gallander, the museum's director. lo crowp His Majesty Kini( Charles Hester and Her Royal Highness Queen Betty Turnbull to reien over the ball. She was assisted by court jesters Stephanie Zaepfel and Darcey Sledge, both age 10. Qu~n Betty, with ro)/1ll prerogative, select· ed Hal and Kay Pastorius as winners of the best costumes award, "because theirs were the most imaginative." The couple was dressed as Little Red Rid· ing Hood and the big, bad (and very human· looking) wolf ~ Continuous Wear Contact Lenses 24·Hrs/Day for 2 wee~s WILLIAM D. HAll.ISOH, O.D. DOCTOR o• o"~' 261 OCIAM AYL LA .... IMCH 4f7·176t I ' / B~ AN ICE SKATING ~ at an /, ' ICE. CAPADES CHALET . • NEW CLASSES STARTING • REGISTER NOW for internationally famous Ice Capaoes Chalet Ice Skating School. Whether you've ice skated before or never ice skate~ in your life, on~ of these classes Is for you. • BEGINNERS WEl'GOM8 • · Among the masks at the sold-out party were Ken and Ann SaUn (as urban cow-persons). Mary Jameson and Jon Loeb, Bob Heyn wtt.b Elizabeth Williams, Dave and Barbara Wessler, Brooke Wertman with Clark Booth and Jeannie Dunbier with George Jeffries. Others were Alban Silva, Paulette and Ray Kimmey, Karen Cole with Marc Friedberg, Chad Jones, Charlie Rom ero and Clifford and Barbro Heinz. Benefactors of the Newport Harbor Art Museum's Mardi Gras Ball were honored at a cocktail party Friday evening at the Corona del Mar home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Jarvie. Their donations enabled the party proceeds to be applied toward a matching grant from the National Endowment of the Arts. Honored were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hesler, Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Satin , Bernard Schneiller. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sturtevant from Xerox Corp., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cannon from the Irvine Co. and Jules Glazer An orange and white striped tent welcomed guests to a gala opening of the Laguna Beach Art Musf'um's ninth annual Affiliates Antique Show. The museum itself had been transformed into a showcase for 34 antique dealers from as far away as San Diego.and San Francisco. Guests stroll ed through aisles on several levels of the museum and shopped for every· thing from Oriental r ugs lo a r moires and silver to statuary. Susan Fries played the flute arid Richard Glenn strummed a classical guitar to provide appropriate accompaniment to the displays . Guests at the black tie optiona( party en· joyed a gourmet buffet including fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses. meatballs, quiche and cocktail-sized roast beef sandwiches carved to order by a chef. Pastries topped off the dinner for the $35· per-person gala. and several varieties of wine were served. Catherine Kiester or Laguna Beach and Tom Stansbury or Newport Beach were CO· chairmen of the three day show. which also in· clttded a luncheon and lecture Friday plus weekend shopping for collectors Among the guests enjoying the unique dis· plays were Dr and Mrs Grandolfo of Corona del Mar, Mr and Mrs William Hazewinkel of Newport Beach. Warren Rieders of Newport Beach, Pat Atha of Laguna Beach (president of the Affiliates> and Laguna Beach Mayor Wayne Baglin with his w1fl• F ayl' Queen Betty '/'um bull r far left J and King Charles /lester rtJigned over the Newport Harbor Art Museum's Mardi Gras. Linda 'r' oung t above left J added to the festivities. costumed as a hunch of grapes. Bob lleynand Elizabeth Williams r left J were characters from "My Fair Lady." and Chad Jones r below J cloumed it up. •rw MYOH-CllU ,.OCISS •011,1 CU'I I Cll~ll•G ST rt I • Minimum Home Jell $40 ESTIMATES BY PHONE GoodTnrul/U/11 540-6011 -~ 645-1313 \" ' ... M•ln Pl•nt: 1140'Superlor cu""' _;.. '-:" Costa MeH Newport at 17th St. ff iclcorJ fC1rms OF 0#10• 2FOR 1 GheCsesale :~.~~.~.'.~~· .............. 2/23.9 .Miid C ....... CIJ ea.I Wl1c..-. ............................ . ' ' Orange Coast DAILY PILOffTuesday, March 3, 1981 C3 111 Wlllll PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE --------H·71492 H-71464 NOTICE OP DEATH OF NOTICE O~ DEATH OF CARL M. LOFTIS aka S T I! P H E N T 0 D CARL MILTON LOFTIS MOHULSKt AND OF ANO OF PETITION TO Pe TIT t ON TO AD . ADMINISTER ESTATE MINIST&R ESTATE NO. rnaill~~~~~~rn The marketplace ~ U on the .oran?e coast ... 642 -5678 I NO. A·107160. A·1077SS. . ......... To all heirs , To all h eirs , beneficiaries, creditors beneficiaries, cred itors and contingent creditors of and contingent creditors of Carl M. Loftis, aka Carl Stephen Tod Mohutskl and Milton Loftis and persons persons who may be who may be otherwise in· C)therwlse Interested In the terested In the wlll and/or will and/or estate: p I L 0 :r House-. For Sat. ...................•..• •••···•···•············ ····•·•••·········•···• ••••·•···•·····••······ G.....-al t002 G.....,.ol 1002 G.....-al 1002 bu,t terrific ..•.•••.•.••.•.•..•••.•...•......••........... ••••·•·•············••· DEAR ANN LANDERS· A while back you printed a letter about a 'Womun who was totally disor ganized. Well, it's nice to know I have a twin someplace. Everything in my life is haphazard 1tnd hatr-baked. My husbapd has c razy hours. He brings home friends for dinner with no warning. He worp bard at bjs jo.b, so I don't. feel I should.ask him to give me a hand in the evening. So wh1 le I am running my tail off, laundry piles. dust balls gathe r and cobwebs form Our lS·year-old son play!> football and takes guitar lessons. His 14 year old sister is a cheerleader and lakes voice lessons They are both top students and arllve Ill 4·H, but they need an awful lot of driving around. Next year the boy will get has dr1 ver's licl:'nse. l hope I can survive till then estate: A petition has been flied A petition has been filed by Mary Jean Mohulskl In by Crocker National Bank t he Superior Court of in the Superior Court of Orange County requesting Orange Couotv requesting that Mary Jean Mohulstt i that Crocker National be appointed as personal Bank be appointed as r e presentative to ad- personal representative to m inlster the estate of administer the estate of Stephen Tod Mohulski, Cart M. Loftis of Irvine, Fo unt a In Va I I e y, Catifwnla (under the In · California (under the In- dependent Administration dependent Administration of Estates Act). The pelt· of Estates Act). The peti- tion is set for hearing 1n lion Is set for hearing In Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Dept No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Center Drive West, Santa Ana, California 92701 on Ana, Callfornla 92701 on March 25, 1981at9:30 a .m . March 18, 1981 at 9:30 a.m. IF YOU OBJECT tQ.the IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, granting of the petition, you sh<>Yld either appear you should either appear at the hearing and state a t the hearing and state I vour objections or file your objections or file written objections with the written objections with the court before the hearing. court before the hearing. I work eight hours a da} bc<:ause we need lo start a nest·egg for the children's college Everyt.hmg is so expensive these days r also go lo school four hours a we~k becau:-.e I need the intellectual s timulation When the neighbors come over , I can JUSl see their eyes bulge at the sight of this pigpen. When five o'clock rolls around they are freshly showered, their homes arc immaculate and sup- per is on the table. Hell. l'm still al work a t fi ve o'clock. Your appearance mav be Your appearancP. ma'y be : in person or by your at-in person or by your at- ' 1 torney. torney. All this makes me h•t•I inadequate. inferior and ashamed Is there ctny hope·> DAMN TIRED IN LOCK HAVEN , PA DEAR TIRED : lnadt:quate'! Inferior? Ashamed? WHY? You sound like a remarkable woman. I think you're terrifk a nd I'll bet a lot of other people do, too. So '>lop blubbering, But- te rcup. DEAR ANN LANDERS I \\as inter ested an your advice Lo the people from Michigan "ho kept inviting rnends for d1nnt:r and were never asked back You s aid the•) -.hould cut. at out even if it meant they never .., .. " the· 11eoplc agc11n Does this go for relJll\l'~ lo11 '' My brother and h1 ~ \.\ tfl· \\ere married 18 months ago. They have been hen• tu dinner .it least two dozen time~ We ha\1· yet to have so much as a cup of coffee 1n their home. My husband says Gretil as probabl.\ a poor cook and is as hamed lo have us over I say they ran lakl• u~ to a restaurant if Greta is· a poor took To ac·C'epl over 20 dinner invitations and not reciprocate l'ven onre docs not add up l() c·1v1hzcd behavfur in my book. What do you sily" OVEHLOAO IN SANTA BARBARA DEAR BARB: lnclud<' them onl~· when vou have family functions . I'm with you. HOROSCOPE Leo: Revise, rebuild • review, WEDNESOA Y , MARCH 4 By S\'ONE\' OMA RR I IF YOU ARE A I F YOU ARE A CREDITOR or cl. cont -C REDITOR or a con- ' ingent creditor of llie de· tlngent creditor of the de- ' ceased, you must file your ceased, you must file your claim with the court or clalm with the court or 'present it to the personal present it to the personal representative appointed representative appointed I by lhe court within four by the court within four , months from the date of months from lhe date of first issuance of letters first issuance of letters as a s provided in Section provided in Section 700 of 700 of the Probate Code of the Probate Code of California. The l ime for California. The time for fifing claims will not ex-filing claims will not ex- pire prior lo four months pire prior to four months from thedateof the hearing from the date of the hear- noticed above. ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. lhe file kept by the court. If you are mlerested 1n the If you are interested in estate, you may f1te a re-the estate, you may file a Quest with lhe court to re-request with the court to cei11e special notice of lhe r~ceive special notice of inventory of estate assets t~ ioventory of estate as· and of lhe pet1t1ons, ac-sets of the petitions, ac- 1c o u n 1 s an d r e port s c ounts and reports !described 1n Section 1200 described in Section 1200 of the California Probate of the California Probate !code. Code. 1 Cooksey, Colema n & Law Offices of Robert A. !H oward, By : Ca l H . Suvlg, Attorney at Law, Coleman, Attorney at 2012 Michelson Drive, Law,17782E.17thStreet,Suite 100, Irvine , W est Bldg ., Tustin, California 92715, (714) California 92680. (71 4) 151-9655. 832-2474 Published Ora niJe Coa st Publis hed Orange Coasl Dally Piiot, Feb. 2'4, 25, Daily Pitol, March 3, 4, 10, Mar 3, 1981 903-81 1981 1065-81 I PU~UC NO~ICE__ NOTICE O~ PllU•AllATION NOTICE IS HEltEBY GIVEN t'WI Ot•Bo•rd of O~rr-ctors Of tf\~ Mew C<>ftM>ltd.a1ed Wat•' D•,lrf<.t will •I its Re9u1•r NtieetlnQ to c. ,_Id on M•rcri 11. "'' (Oft\1dtr lhe 4.CIOPl•On of Ntoa1ow DK••r•t•O'I II t currffllly und•r pn·pw .. 1on '°' ttw t0Uow 1no Prot@ct I '-'or-tn South Fef!der W•t.., t..•"f L0<.•t1cn At ~ev•d• Avtnw C•l1tor"1• Slrttl. Al•sll.t Avenue •ncl F Iorio. (If •ci t "' tllt Coty ot Co•I• Mtu C•l1torn1• B 1 E.tst .,.,. ol S.nt• An.t Rlvot PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITlOUS •USllllllSS HAM• ITATllMllNT Tht fOll-lnQ ,......,.,, .,. dolnQ llUtl neua ROUNTAEE f'1 NE ARTS. • Mtrmlt-~ne, N-POrt &..ch, Ca. '2..0 JarnK T ll«Miflt,.., • ~mlll-. N...._, &.act\, ca. fKtO 8•r ..... • II A°""''"·• Hennll-L-. Nl-1 Seam. C. '26'0 Tllll llu\lnnt ts <-ted lly .. In· dlvlekl•I J-T 1toun1rw This JIAtl-1 Wat llled Wllll tn. Covnly Clerk of Oranoo C....nty on Febru•ry 20, 1911 lrom low• Slrl'et 10 I~ Or.tnQt' County ,.lM.JM Flood (Olll•DI O••l"<I <OCFCOI Pu1111"'9d 0r ... ~ CO.tst O.tlly Piiot ARIES (Mar 21 /\pr 191 Finish rather M••a. C•l•forn•• ----I F•irv1tw Channel on tllt Coly or Cost• Ftll 74, W..r J, 10, 17, 1 .. 1 90·11 than initiate proJert You'll want to be free to ci North "0 • or o c F co PUBLIC NOTICE d f d., w10'* C"'•nll•I from Sant• An• accept upcoming orrt•r Added r1tcognilion ue R .. e, 10 Ptatent•• Avenut '" l"t City --- you'll be rad of unnt•<:cssary roadblock. 10• Co••aMo>s•. C•lilornio N·71'U Prop~nl l'ICTITIOUS •UStNllSS Burden is removed and Htrolades romP your M•w Con•Ol•d•'"" w .. 1., O••t"" NAME STATEMENT way Celebrate: IQ~} Plotenlla Avenut, Cos la M .... bu!~~.~o~~Owing P••Mlfl• ... doino TAURUS lApr 20-May 2f)) New career ?P· 1;1~1~~~""' nut '"''0110"" 11141 BAMBOO GARDENS, n:n~, w Port unity highlighted a rrt•sh start lends s. PICC Tiit M .. rch 17, 1991, lttQUI•• Muting B•ll lloltd, An.t,,.lm. c. 91904 I r " " d I 0 I II~ I I V•n N~n Oao, JSJt F.trquf'l•r #4, to life. Leo. /\qua nu:-persons play i>romment ~ ~ ~ ~""~,, ~'-;;:,:; ;;,.,,::, ~!. lo• Al•mita., c •. roles. Superior pay!. m eaningful compliment M tw conM>1•cMtec1 w.1.., 01t1,,c1 of O•o N-. rr--a. Wt F.,qu,.., Love dominate!. scenario ArC'epl challenge and ~~~.'::::i ~,::::,:~«•nll• Avenu. "'. l oi :!..~~ ~ added responsi bl Ii ty Outlll""' .,,d O< com,,,.nts Sl'IOuld Ooo "'-Truon9 G"'MINI t Ma.' 21 J une 20! · Follow unc ; ~ "'u"" o '·~ P,_,,n1 on or h h ~-d 1 ~ Tnlt '1•1-t wM rnec1 with tht oc. ' twfo.-t M.trch 11, 1991 Counly Cltrk of Or.,,go County on intuitive intellect is sharply honed Travel op-OATEo ~,c,. 2, ,.,., Fet:>ruuy ''· "'' portunity comes into foc us Accent o n ~:.'.:C.:,~,, ••• ,,,..n•""' publishing, education and solut10~ of legal MESACONSOL1oA1eo dilemma. Cancer. Capricorn. Aqua nus persons wA rER 01s1 R•CT P'UUM Pu()ll\n.cl OrtnQe Coast 0•1Jy Pllol l'tb 74 W..r l, 10 17 ... ,, 97MI figure prominent!}. Morch J tt11 11111 " Put:>hslW You'll be more ------ aware of body image people comment on PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTtTl~~·~~11111us your personality dothes and appearance NAME STATIMINT 4 c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY , ........ ,,Hoffee: All real estate ad- verti sed i n t h is newspaper is subject lO the Federal Fair Hous- ing Act of 1968 which makes it Illegal to ad· vertise "any preference. limitation , or dis - crimination based' on race, color. religion, sex. or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation , or dis- crimination." This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate whirh Is in viola· tionofthe law. ERIOltS: Adnrthen 1hoelld ct.di tt..lr adt doly .ct ...port ·~ ron ..._.ahfy. TM DAILY PILOT cn._..s labaity for ttw flnt lncorr•ct htHrtio11 Oftly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Nodesk fees •No phonP fees •No advertising fees We belong to five multi- ple boards. Call for an appointment • Ask for John. 54().3666 REH'TTIL YOURS On ly SJ.185 per mo. Very, very very lo down payment. Beaut. 3 Bdrm pool home Terrific loca· lion. Call 536=9311 ALLSTATE AEALTOAS __ l CdM COTTAGE $175,000 2 Bdrm charmer! Wood burning fireplace. step. I saver kitchen. High as· I sumable lst TD. Owner will help rianance. 67:J.8SOO MISAVllDI assume existing financ inr on this lovely 4 Bdrm 3 Ba executive home In Costa Mesa's most pre. stlgious area. The pro- perty is in move-in con- dJUon and the owner is anxious. Full price $240,000. Ask for Mary Ann. TRADITIONAL REALTY HOMES' INVESTMENTS 631-7370 FIXER COSTA MESA Needs TLC. Covered en· try way, leads to vaulted ceilinged living room . Wood burning fireplace Huge country kitchen .. family room are<\. Overlooks covered patio, pool and spa. A bargain al $12.8.900. Call now! 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS LOWDOWN Owner Y4ill finance this almost new 3 bedroom. 2~ bath Brittany Woods condo. 3 car garage. wet bM. greenhouse win dl>w. and microwave ,-- CHEAPY the Full BARGAIN! Condo 2 Bdrm overlooks greenbelt. near South Coast Plaza in Costa M esa. Owner will carry large 2nd TD. $79,900 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS INVESTORS TICKET 1s now in Costa Mesa of- fering residential pro· pertywith: No Negative Cash Flow No Tenant Problems Ca~tal Gains Only High Returns <not 2nd Trust Deeds ) Call for information rt42§\fl •1111 REC CARPET Ill 754-1202 e~!!: P+C?e~~e. r-~O.~EH~cr. ..... ~~1<-~1-~4~ 6 months new , double '7fn1 -· i r on g a t e d en t r y , 2044 Oc ... ll•d cathedral ceilings. brick 2 Bdrm. 1 bath cottage. r ire place. go u rm e l Beam ceiling. frplc . 3 kitchen. French doors to car parking. Priced al pat i o . 0 w n e r w i II $295.000. f inance. $179.000 associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 1().''· W Balboa 6•1 Jb6) fl ff iii _J_~~~~--- ASSUME $65,000VA That's right! $65,000 8~'* VA loan Total payments 1654. J Bdrm. 2 bath. c.'omer lot for pr ivacy Owner may carry some finanr1ng $99,950 total price Act now! 54&-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS Pktun P.rt.ct Immaculate 3 Rd rm family room in prt' .st1 gious Turtlerut·k Beautiful decoratme vaulted ce1bnies. ;itnurn l'Overed patio Priced 10 sell at SUM.500. $112,000 COLLEGE PARK Assume l<iqH· loan Sll2.000 3 Rel rm 2 h:1t h expanded family room wetbar. (1rt'pla1'l' :.nit pool $136.IXJO Call for more details 546 2313 THE REAL ESTATERS • • • Emity Pitt$on 1766 lfahama Pl Costa Mesa You are the" mner ''' 4 frH tick~ts 1$14 value I. to Anah.im Boot Show Mar 4thruMar II Anaheim C11nvent1011 Cent('r Call 642 5678. ext '-'72 t11 claim your tll'kl't., • • • DOH'T LIKE TRAFffC ? Come and Stt this h)\ l'h 3 Bdrm home with mun~ extras. lorated on .1 quiet cul de sar <>nh $120.000 Call no\.\ 979 5370 ALLSTATE REALTOR~ WESTC LIFF $129,500 Newport ~·od1 h1i.:1tl\ up1?rildl'<1 2 Bdr m 1·11nd" with IH t \ :.t l t• p ,1 I 111 1·u~tom lir.1i1e•rll'~ l.111•" pool' Wulk 111 Wt·~ldt ft 11hopvin~. Show' ltkl· • m o<h'I Hutr ~ thi-wun 't la.c;t' t'.111 Mti 71, I THERE.AL ESTATERS LACUNA .ff ILLS f iJOlJ,.tte• \ 1·v. lot v. If h Rdrm hom1• J'r 1n·d .11 onl) $1lS ')1111 ' .it ~36 q311 ALLSTATE REALTORS BEAUTY ·+ TERMS HO LOAN FEES! Owm•r ~ays ht> will · ,JI r' ( I II 1111' I. fl ~· 11 II t h t bt•,1ut1ful :1 1~11 :!' I\\ ('Xt'l'Ull\'P lll\\llhorolo• "' BAl'K HA \ \l<t'' \ "1!11 ONI \' 111 llllW'\ s II n k I II I 1 \ I fl~· I,., II " ( I' •• I .. " I " I } I I 0111'\l>lll·rt 1111 '·"''"' lot l'nli·n.11111111• \t 1,1 ,,.,.1 , .• Jlf'l!'t'l-11• '"' 1 ..... 1.t $1\;) 1••1 I I 11 f•flfl'I- (L -..:..--' SEA COVE PROPERTI ES 7 14-6 31-6990 v NEWPORT BEACH S Bdrm, cust home, ~•el u sive Dover Shore L N e ar S 1,000,000 prop. ' ~ bllc from pvt beach. Gracious home for ~xec entertaininq S330.000. 28DRM PRACTICALLY FREE , 9;M 1Uf fr \OU h<t~t ltttlt· 5 BR EST A TE j ra-.h .1111J trt' tonk rni• fnr a j!11ltl<·11 11pportuni1' 1 .. $145,000 I o ... n vour """ hum" Impossible Lo m:it<·h clonl"alf th1-.1 ... 11•·1111 Un be Ii c v a b I 1• ,; Jnvclv t•onclomm111m 1• • Bdrm .~upl:'r s hat p 2 Brlrm H'I\ 1 lc•a11 ;111d ... plush l·a rpels 1·01 \ 111·al and lot•;oh'•I 111 :1 stone fireplat'c fl V a 1· q u 1 l'I :i r1 .. 1 \ fl Jl r "' cess ... and take ovcr <''< lmall•lv ~!.!fill ol•1w11 .111.S isting ~{,'/, loan Pri1·1•d (1\.\ nC'r. "di 1·arn :!nd to sell fast O\.\ner will 'Atlh -.m .. 11 P·••llll'flt• help f inan rc·' l'o.1 11 1'11llnowf1Jr.dllht'dt• 963-6767 tail:-752 170!1 THE REAL ESTATERS Cl ass~· .\utos .\d\'C'rt is<~d THE REAL ESTAT&:RS PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC' ~OTIC'E PUBLIC NOTIC'f. Social hfe accele rat<.''l Long-distance call NOT~~EP~~~c!:~~T~~Ell t>u!i"n~.~o~owino .,.,_,, •r• c1o1no brings future plans IOtO Clear foCUS. Gemini, Bu•ldor Ch<tsCr•ll STANOARO LEASI NG COM Virgo, Sagittarius persons play important roles. ~:·.:t;11:.09•sir•1•on Numt>t.or rurllfo :i'.:v. uo N0<1h B•t•vl•. Ort~. C•. LEO I July 23 Aug 22) Revise, review and Hull M•t••·•i Wood Brue• R G•••Y. •lO Nortf'I rebuild it is time to create .a more solid struc-Boat'•"' C•uisar,Jj e.t.Y1e,0renee,c..t1'61 RE GISTEltEO OWNER John Rl<h•rd V Ingle, UO North lure. Take special care where legal rights and Robinson. JUOj w F1ond• '""· e.1ev1a, O."'Qe, c. .,.., permissions arc concerned. !''~~us on public. re· Hi:,n;~.:;, ~::!.':S::•.=:.,. noo. This ::.':"!!/'!':: 111ee1 .,,,h 111e lations partnership opportuntlaes and mantal DATE OF SAlE: M•rcn 11. tttl. county C:teo of 0,.,,91 County on SlalUS. 10 00 am., 2901 Edln0tr. Hunlington February 11, 1 .. 1. k · BUch,'C.ltlornla 92647. l'IUtff VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept 22). Wor routine un NOT~. Tl\fiveh1c1uha1tbeat1hulf• PubllsMcl Or"'91 eo.st O•llY Piiot dergoes transforma tion. You s ucceed by being ottf'lual•. F111. u. MMir. 1.111. 11, "" ttt.-1 an innovator. Reject superfi~ial explan.ataons . ih~t c~,:": ... =:,,::i;:•::.,:•a~'l~.:! , Dig deep for information. You ar.e .on bn.nk o.f a and correct. d G S tt B U S I N E S S f\I A M E 0 F ver y important iscovery. em1m. ag1 anus LEINHOLOER Hunt1nvt°" H•rbO< -l'ICTiilouSiUSIH'"is_s __ a nd another Virgo figure prominently. Merint Cent ... mt Edinger A,,..nue, NAM• ITAHMaNT LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22 ): Highlight ~'~".~~7.BH<h, C•lllornl• '26A1 nt~~~;o11-tng pe:_.. Is doing llllll· domestic situation, c hildre n, change, speculation LE 1 NH o Lo E R Hu 9 ,, A . o 1 s T 1 H c T 1 v E d 'aJ ' t d . t S en riO ' Mwrcfl l>en. 2901 Edlfl9H Ave,...., P 0 C A A P E T I U P H 0 l S T E A Y an spec1 expertmen s omma e . c .. a · Bo• nu. Hunllnoton euch. RESTORATION, t10 Ll•rd P11u. Creative resources s urge to forefront. S1gnif1cant C•hfo•lll• nw. re1; sn.21o11 CoJI• 1111e.., c.111orl!le "'" money ne ws alters previous plan. Be receptive. Put>tlJhecl 0r~ eo.st oe11v Piiot, 111ck He¥wet11. tlO u .111 P•«•, M..rcf'll, , .. , 11»1·11 Cotta MtM. C.llfoml• '2!61' ---------Tiiis buslneu Is conca.c1ec1 by an In· SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 >: Accent on prop-p d1 .. 1oue1. erty values, territorial rights and an un· uauc NOTICE __ Tiiis ::.=,·~· 111 .., willi i11e derSlanding Of What is practical 8S contrasted lo "CTITICIUS •Ull ... H County Cltrll of Or•not County on mere fancy. Pisces, Cancer , and another Tiie ,::,:':!=".~. "'"' F~•.1"1 111..., Scorpio figure prominently . You'll find answers 11u11neu es Pvllrlllltd er-. een1 O<Mty Pl'9&. by looldogbehindsceoes. · s 'v iNvESTMaNTS, Hso Fe11.10.11.u.MM.a 1t11 ...,., Airway A .. , Uftlt C», ~t• MeM, ca. • SAGITrARllJS CNov. 22· Oec. 2J): Put ttu.P1111 T. s.1.t•. tt ll11t1• 1111, PVBUC NOTICE ideas to work; accent respon.stbtl1ty, production He•P0r11Mc11,CA."* aa .. willingness to lnvest ln your own concepts. Ja,.,., •· va1 ... 1111•· u1 ,.CTtT1outeut1Nea Capricorn, Taurbs, Virgo natives figure Orlt~~-==Mer,CA.ttm HAMUTAHM•NT promlnenlly. One with pl'QYen track record is wilt-n1, .. ._ •• '"• w1111 w. TIM t•11-1ng ""•"• .,. •0111g lnftolmdbenentofcx~rience. c°""11 ciw• 61 0r-. ca-, ... ""'4'T~~,." P" 1 Tc".., Ro .,.. F: .... t yto, 1'at. CAPIUOOllN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Grasl> op-PtMM PAfllTN••s. 1100 Qv.111, su11• 100. t..-rt f • r1 bl k t '' A ~1"*' ~ .. coett Delly Pli.t Htwll0f1 -..cit. c.1~• t1160. portunity to -d o 'secu ty an e . "..,. u, MM.,,'°•,,,''" ,.,., •11¥1..-M, MMi.n.11, Jr., "''* tbort Lrtp could aid fn relierine you of u.n-,..,._, •1 Tor, ca11 ... n1, nuo, neeeasar,y burden . Artea, Leo, Saglltariu1 PU ... C NOTICE ,.a1,:_:•;:.:.:=~~.1~! pe[tons p .. y Important roles. Diversify, dlsolav tt111. abllltytouUU1ematerl1l atband. Pecnnoue&UM•M ,. •• ~ .. ~.•..,.M=~1:!J! AQlJA&IUS (Jen. ZO·P'eb. 18): Love ,.,.. .::::.,:~'!!.....Mftl. 111• ·r...,.~1ca "-..tna: you 1aln renewed...._, faith. ,.....1 ~... ,., .. "94•1w. ,.1• •111et A~. "'r ~ '"'I""" ... c -. Ml•a.v111ee11.N.v .um. Yo are rievltaJlled. Endlu1lt1m makes a ..-ATl'a • _._..u AHO Alo 11111tw•r11. 011, 1..e111 ... ,11. eomeMck. HllhH•ht lnJtlltln, or1cinaltty, ill· ~;:.!.~ie::::*'"'.._...,.. c.111w111,._ de~riderice Ud willln«Dffl to ........ 8 pNJjfft. '1trle11 Wiley C•..-n r, •411 Tlw""" A; ....... mtt ,.., lAalJ=re i. ......... Cll'C ... l,,,_,CA_,lt Dr ............... ~ .... p ('Fib, l•Mar. •f: ..... boMpetb ... :=..---·•---M'ii ... •· ..:::.=-~ ,...._, .. 111'. DoMUa aDd pueon1. hlflll ~au. to T1lfl ==: =-=.-w. • "' .. ==..-. ~ .. tai!WJ l1M91 ..... CIMek lltw. ~. C..y a.. .. Or .. ...., .. c-..., c... .. 0..-.. '-"Y .. ........_., IOUll• ud baalc aaatftfal. Protect ~'"" ~ m. Ors-.e ,._; ,.. an due to-NrtanacrwaUH.pr'oftt.IMeprojld, 1 ' PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •USINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiit loll-lf19 -'°" ll doing llu•I· ,..,, .,~ FIElDSTE.AO INSTITUTE, 20tl 81nlneu Cttller Of'lvt, Suitt •no. lr¥fnt, C.. '2715 HOWMd F. iuwn.nson, Jr., ,, .. Ocu n Blvd .. C0<ot1t O.t M•r, Ca. '2t2S Tlll!I busillt'U 11 <onducled by an in· dhldual. H-ard F. -"-ton Jr, This si.t-1 we flled with I,,. County Clerti of Oran99 Co1111ty °" Fellr.,.ry ». ltl1. Pl9'm Pullllsll9d Or1t19t C..st Delly Pllol .... 2A,Mer.J,IO,f7,1"1 '3M1 PVBUC NOTICE l'ICTIT10US .USIH•IS NAMe STATEMllNT Tiit foll-Ing PffSOns ••e dOhllJ llUllneu •: FLOAT TO "El.AX, tOOO 8riitOI Strae t Norlh, Newport 8tac h, ca111or111a nwo. c..--aUOfl lw Inner P9ect, e Callfornla tor pore tlan, US20 Hercluut, Weslmlnsl••. Caltlornl• '26A. Thi• MIMSs Is CCln4lllc-lly a tor· ,.o.atlOft, COAPO"AltON f'O" INHI" PEAC• "-M.WeeMt, ~-' This _ _. wet lllM wltn the County Cl-or Ounoe (Olllll'f 04' M.tr • J' 1911. PIMMC Pllblltllllll C>al!Oe Cot1I oatlr Ptlo Nltr. a, 10, 11, 24, 1"1 1001N PUIWC NOTJCE l'ICTITIOU$ •USINESS NAME STATEMIN'F rne tollowlng persons •re doino llullnenn REEVES' WE8Elt ADVERTISING AGENCY, 141• Senta An.t Awnut (P.O. 8oa 1 IS1'J, Cotta MIH, Celtfornte 9Z6V. RO<t•ld l . Long, 7'7• S.nl• Ana Avtnue, Colta MeH, Callfotnie •2677. Joan C. long, 247& Sant• Ana Avenue, Costa MeH, Calilornie '21>17 . This lluMMu ll conducled l>V •n 111 dlvlduel (hUsbflnd •wllel R-ld l , Lor1t Tnls stat-I \OH llled wltn ti. County Cltr-of Or•nge t'ounty on Feb. J. 19et l'ISMU Pu1111.-0."'91 Co.Ill Dally Pilot, W..r. J, 10, 11, 24, , .. , t~f PUBLIC NOTl(:E FIS.Ul Publl\lll!d Ct11n9" Co•'' C>••i) P1101 l'UU7t M•r J, tO, II, l•, 19111 ffl It Publl"'9d Or-Coa.t O•lly Piiot, Fib 10, 17,24,W..r.l, t9'1 131-411 PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE ' I I 1 ~ _, • • • .... ..,.,_S. HnaHfllwS. HwnForS. · ..... ~ ............................................................. . c._ .. ..._. llU C:...._ 1124 H ... ~ •----'-104" ' ...................... ···----..........&?• -~ ...... . .............. . lta.ANORTH JMnnHlla,famrm.,2 Lp 4 Wnn, fam rm, tr,plc , blutwa ll. "-· ts ldkll w/eaLta1 sia.••17'1 aJ'M, Cul•Hc lot. H .. . I n WILSON PAii ctlPlllUMS Of ·"wparl' CllCI & COMPME 111$( FEATURES ....suLA ~ llACMlllOtCr Panora m ic view a t wed1e. from prime large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 bath cuatom ' home . 3700 sq. ft. featuring marine room, entry, Ii ving room , dlnin g ' room. built·ins , etc. $1 ,385.000. 11 ID. f'/P ... , •• 00. STAl'eOUT Creative fblan avail. A bMutllUily upsraded bdrm(can be parent ::.~ R .!. 542·5IOI, Praoclscan Fountalna NtrMt • ln·la~rtrt) home. P'rethpe\flt baslde • REALTORS 671-1111 COIOMA DM. MAI IMftlX -A ~ s,.-1 IMllt ................. o .. c.-.. w.. , ....... &.J ..... .. ... 11111 .... electric....-. ..... .. ....... SHI.Off. COl.t °' NIWPOITllALTOIS · 211 1 I. c.-Hwy .. C::..... dll Mw 671\1111 •1~ CAHYOH . A FAIULOUS 0 VHSAll LIS .. $125,000 Deane H o m es la r gest & mos t spectacular model & situated on the 1¥~est lo~ of Deane Homes. A ~lorious VIew lookmg thru a lovely yard (with tall trees) to the Big Canyon golf course. Huge patio surrounds the lge pool & s pa + the sweetest gazebo ever (even has a lovely chandelier ). Gated en try to the front courtyd with fountain. Marble floor in foyer with glittering crysta l chandelier. 4 BR, den & form DR . . WISLIY N. TAYLOR CO,. UALTORS 2111 S-J~ ... Roed NEWPOIT CENTER, N.a. 644-49 I 0 CdMt>UPLU llSTIUYIH •CANYOM E11u:eUent opportunity 1o purchase Big Canyon's m os t s pa cio u s townhome. Four Bdrms and a gameroom. each with a bath. Formal li v· ing and dining rooms. study le powder room. Offered for only 1610.000. D.M. M..iW Rltr 644-f"O UDUCB SI0,000 South ol PCH duplex in Corona del Mar. 2 years new. 4 Bdr m s wit h -1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i master hide-away (in- cluding rt.replace, spa ) owners unit. PLUS, 2 Bdrm. 2 bath unit. Oversized garage for a utos and toys + + + very high assumable loan and creative owner ready to bargain. Call NOW for a ppointment (l) SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 14-63 1-6990 2UNITS $94,900 Super investment! Two 2-Bdrm units, one with fireplace! Current in· com.-S740 mo. Hurry, th1a wont't lut. 841-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS ~ 7ff.1111 ...,,...,.... S..•yowSSS-5 This spacious fa mily home is a ttal steal le won't last ! Located in choice Corona del Mar comml.Dlity. Enter lbru lovely lge courtyard. 4 Br. 3 ba. formal din rm le lee ram rm. Stand on the declting & look at the ocean . O ffered at $395,000. 75'·1616 $10,000DOWH $785 P.l.T.A per mo. 2 Br 1 Yl ha condo. Great in- vestment . R ealty World/ Call Realty World Capistrano Association 661-1010 LOYR Y llNDA ISLE-URGE r. olachd by C" & • W9hf' wl .. ...... for J ... -..c .... .. ..., • .,. i..,.. ....... .... + 4, ...................... ,., .... ,.. .......... 1tep.dow-. ..... clp pool & ... $1,,Jtl,000. 631 -1 400. llWPOIT CUSTOM Yt1TH POOL CM1l••1 l Mel. 2 It& wttlt ._, ra ~ .... '"' .......... s, ........ priced ...... $19~500. 631·1400. SlllRECUFFS LEASE OPTION WH•rf•I .,,ort. to' .. ,..ct •• ct ..... ..... ...... l ... + ...,. .-W ,... ..._. • • ..... CIOrWlr IOI. $30,000 ~ --r ..a $1500 ,.,. ..-t I yr ........ $314.IOO. WATERFRONT HOMES. INC REAL ESTATE -.W' M"nldt' PrOC:W-ft\ M•~'""'"' 2436 W Coast Hwy Newport Beach 631-1400 90% RNAtl:ltl 12%% INTER. l'HARBOR AREA LOCATIO I' SIZE-1650 SQ. FT. I MICRO OVEN I' ALL SHO.PP ING ~ BLOCK I COMPACTOR I' AlR CONl>ITIONlNG {DISHWASHER I CEMENT DRIVES •I DBL GARAGE ./WALK IN CLOSETS W/OP ENER WARD IMVISTMEMT IMC. SAUi OMCI CJl~j 6Jl .... I -•· --...... ~ ... c.... ...... c.. A WOHDER IH WOOOIRIDGE! 4 bedroom, 2 bath home located near qua int Stonecreek Park wi th a view of the mounta ins. Delightful use~ brick atr ium w I I attice cover anu malibu lights. Highly upgraded! Only $189,000. LIDO ISU Newly remodeled traditional style 3 bdrm, 2 bath home featuring large recreation room & 2 patios. Living room has a ttractive beam ceilings. fireplace & french doors leading onto brick patio. New kit chen b it -in appliances, Close to tennis courts. sandy beaches & clubhouse. $420,000 IAYFllOMT We have severa l fine homes with pier & slip, starting at $1,500,000 RAMCHO MIRAGE Springs Condo. 9th fa irway. 3000 sq.fl. 3 Bdrm. 3 ba t h . fu r n. Golf c lb. mbrs hp. Wil f1rade for invest. prop. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\odt· Q,,.,,. NB ol';, t>l o l --~ a • --aod ou&. Plua lwnariov.a OOWA~des~ ••••Vllty IOl4 newcarpet.A1ped oU1 4 a::::~~::, f?i .~ ·FiDiii.ciiA1Eiu.. r=.i :=1n11~~J:11 CALLH>IDITAILS .uesTConA•lt flnanclna by owner. 644-7211 4 lat w • .._. .Ukiftc SD,IOO ............. tty "1X>.NIGEL [}AIL[Y & ASSl:JCIAT[S I 2 ~~~:'~au ___ ,_1u_1_0_0 __ townbome ln a lush tWW• 1reauettiq by thu ea. Htlt 1 m I 042 DbJ door entry t o ••••••••••••••••••••••• cat.bedral ceilln1ed liv· ..... W..t Est.hs __ JU_S_T_U_S_T_ID ___ 1 ~:1:1.H Drt!m;~c ~~ Bea~ul SliS Exec. 4 Cbarmint Duplex with aulte. Sep children's bdrm home. Elegant wet French doors on front wln1 and 3 batha! All bar. bJt·in bbq inside le unit, shake root. Walk to tlila + priv detatcbe d many other a menities IJ bo · ... _ ooo In l pt Incl.' a huge yard that a 1 PPIDI· •uv, · mom· ·aw a · or rec. backs to a beautiful CaU for appt. to see. rm. Compl. w /wet bar. .. J Id B ernita Eilert.e n , 4thba +more! Motlvat· par... ust 2 yrs o ! Broke r , 175-237 or ed seller, here is poten· Broker. 963-8182 77CMISll. Ual. Take advantage. OPIM DAILY-l 2111LIM •••La. HARBOR'\'JEW HILLS CENTURY 21 WALK-IN REALTY '64-U I I Spacioul •Opens Bdrm $110 000 home on com er with ' 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **S15M! loada cl room for the Clean 4 BdTm. · owner Oc...froftt D .... x ~ LOW DOWN fa m II y . LI e pa ti 0 1 will. carry balance with 3 le 2 Br. compl. furn. Versallle 1 Bdrm/studio mat~ greenery• mini $20,000 down. Hurry · Blt·ins, 4+ <'ar garage. penthouse condo with view. 1375,000. Submit won't lut. Call Rafferty Try SlS,000 down and as · sume this brand new 2 Bdrm attached home in super Woodbridge. Alk· • ing only $117 ,SOO and available right now. • IACK IA Y VIEW o rrerdown payment and lge a.sauma ble loans. ,Jlffers, owner will assist le Lloyd Bkrs. 983-Ma [UjJ take over $426,000 loan Z!l~_!IXS.SOO. Call today w ~cing. H..e'L.• •--L 1040 ~I Woodbridge at only 12~'7' for 30 .,,,,__,v ..,... .._.. years.1659,000. A ~ WATERFRONT ••••••••••••••••••••••• RealflJ JACOBS REALTY LLSTATE R~~:S~TE POOL&llACH 412tBarnnu 5:k·;~~ln1 675-6670 RE ... LTORS 631-1400 Model perfect Seawtnds -·------~ 4 Bdrm, 2~ bath pool l,.. .. Ydlllllllllll ____ _ home. $172,000 MOln'HWOOD 10~4 · IS.OW MARICIT U,_.l()UI: ti{)MI:~ This beautiful view pro. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUTCHHAVEH Sharp 3 Bdr m home near Beach le Wa rner Aves. $114,900 l ... wttt.s.. Nicely upgraded l'lan II Northwood Park de- tatched home with air cond, skinny dip s pa area, great iandscaping and decorating. $103.000 in usable financ ing Priced to sell at S152.000 REALTORS. 675•6000 perty in Newport is priced below market SIMM POOL HOME Terrific f inan cing available. Large 2 story 2443 Eut CoH t Hlghw1y. Coron• del Mar value and below ap-11UL flT.Jff fJCfUl'HCC~ 1 .. 1 WE HAVE t3 0 F THE BEST LJSTINGS IN TOWN 1 P_raisal. _Spa ce age I kitchen with breakfast EASTILUFf family home with lovely $10,000 .t I OOto 4 Bdrm, 2\14 baths. pool and spa. Only Sl2S,OOO ~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ area. Huge living room. 1---------' la n a i with view . Did you ever see an pool, encloseC! courtyard owner walk away from a and separate m aster MAMA'S GONE TO CHICAGO COSTA MESA Channing 4 Bdrm. 3 ba home with family room. Corne r lo t VE R Y pr ivate y ards . I m · maculate and ready to move In. S174.SOO fir e pla <'e a n d open beamed cathedral ceil- ings.Hide-a-way m aster sujte, separate childrens wing. Dash to the pool. CaU today for details. Owner tUghly motivated and wi U work with ver y creative financing. Call 752·1700 Tha~ !,~~~tge 4 suite downstairs. All this new car without looking for only SI•S.®O. Call RE.....,........ 644-7211 back? This lovely Cape 9611 •377 eln Cod home will give you 540-1151 for more in· -s 1 • t he same urge. Three formation· ~!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! • s pacious bed rooms. I • • Family room with cozy I ... v I S T O I S fireplace. Freshly de· " • corated both Inside and SPICIAL! I~~~~~~~~~ out. All rooms overlook ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I Executive Duplex for luxuriant garden. You d iscriminating taste. ownlheland!!S277.SOO East side C.M. 2Br. Jbr, Jba, each, central 611 -7300 N.I . Completely remodeled air, woodbuming frplcs. rtijl9ifJI ~~!!~!!!!~!!!!~~ ~-;e~· ~I ~~ c~~~: ~~s~~~~~-a~~ ·-•-••-•-IM!ll. 4 642-2101, ~1 Rochester, loan is as1um able, no Giant 4 Bdrm beauty. located near Ora nge Cowity's most popular shopping center . T his lovely home is localed on a quiet cul de s ac. The home ls a former model aod shows like one. Huge rooms thruout, big living room . ankle deep plush pile carpets. Spa<'e age kitchen, big bdrms. park·like grounds with entertainers de light back yard. Decorative rocks, rolling hills and a solar heated pool. This unique home ls priced way be low ma rket. Seller must sell. Talre advantage, call now 1 752-1700 Thls 3 Bdrm charmer was once a model home. Located on a huge cul· de·!lac lot and fi lled with e xtras F INIS H ED garage. Close to schools. Offered at $144.SOO. --------• ..,. C.M. qualifying necessary. Well planned 2-sty home with formal dining and 1-----... lddl-• Bdrm. free standin g Irvine ft?me that <'an be purchased with as little as $25 ,000 down pay menl. Call for details on this super buy Total price only SlSS.000 IRYINE Lovely 3 Bdrm, 2 ba single family home with very PRIVATE yard. Xlnt location. close to schools. shopping and freeway S164.SOO and owner will carry 2nd. THE REAL ESTATERS '*Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 Sell idle-iterm VU LOCATION-lARGE LOT v~a. and nH ds i1Mglftatlon for this H lttilMJ duplH with two -2 IMd. to.,..o•• wtlts. Con•fl'i to single fnly In an ano of custo11tlHd ho111HI ~to $455,000. WATERFRONT HOMES.INC REAi f TATf 2436 W Coast Hwy • Newport Beach 631·1400 llE 110111· ILllllS ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE HEW LISTING · Tastefully Decer ated "Q" Plan Wit h Co zy Conversation Pit & Sp acious L iving /Dinin g R oom Area. Ideal Location With Large Enclosed Patio On 'Greenbelt Near Pool & Tennis Club. Perfect Home For Entertaining! $239,900. (!) ·--•··•······· llllC & "Nit GAASS C R V A 8 R G 8 i A E S P S U T R L P S A Y E I S G T H E B L A I H 0 l 0 C I K H E V H S 0 8 M R G S E T M P E I I H L A Y E A l R U I M 8 H R 0 S T S L X B W b M L [ D E A 6 U C T I R N S PHOLAAIV~AMlS~SAAI ~ U T C R U Z 8 T t I R Z t R A T R S R SOGQl£GLPTORONTANOG t 0 S S A R G E U L I Y K C U T H E k STLMAKtR~tJIUCSEFTC G S R S R R E F A N G L H 0 L A F T A A G S A C 0 F t S M 0 R H T J U S J U R 0 M ~ T U T I Cttm-. 0 A A I L t 8 Q Q 0 P 0 I C It A I Q U C L A QRHTE£TSGODE NSANAC OCIAMROMT 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, unfum. New.-50yrly. IAYROMT 3 Bdrm. 1 ba, unfum . Mint cood. ISSO. Yrly. CHAHMB. NONT 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, unfum. fTSO yrly. associated BROl<ER S--AEAL TO~S 201~ W Balboa •)' 106 I family room. central air MESA YBDI w /purifier and an invit· Sharp 3 Bdrm on corner ing spa. Features in· lo t. Fea t u rin g 2 c I u d e : cu st o m fireplaces. new r oom: draperies. thick carpet· copper plumbing a na ing. and a seller anxious much more. Owner will t o sell. Priced below assist with the fiananc- m a rket at 1168.SOO . ing and will also con- 7Sl·Jt¥1 aider a lease option. Want Ad Results 642-sg'fl P riced at $130.000. For «;:SELECT m ore details. ~1151 I PROPERTIES .. , 1. ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS 9.5 INTEREST RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES Asswne ~down. L9v· el,y 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, rami· ly room, ft.replace, open beamed ceilings , new COPIJer plumbing, large yard, double gar age, sltytilbt. •Only $114,SOO. Call~tllt COUNTRY E.STATI OPEN HOUSE REAL TY / $ t OI Dowa Or Lnt MOVESYOUIH N o q u a I i f y i n g [UjJ ··""b necessary. Your mon· ""uu ridge thly payment can be ad· · Realrg justed to meet your mon· 551_3000 thly budget. We have many31c4bdrm home In 4t?eBarranu Pk"'>·ln int' best Or ange County . locations w/these terms THE T ERRACE1of Untv Call our specialist for Park 3 b d-r m . 2 b a more information. townhome. separate din- ~60LDENWEST -~. REALTORS ,.,..._,~ ~ASSOCIATES 141-1511 .... ....,0.... Lovely 3br, cstm home near beach & park. formal dining. he avy shake roof. Call now for information regarding the fl4% assum. loan. Seller w /carry part or the buyers down pay- ment & says bring any offer. IESTNJCI IHTOWN ing room. wetbar & up- g rades Offer ed by owner at S152.000 with fl ex owner finan<'in ~ 552·52.82. ftricedl.tow ....... College P ark Purd u~ plan features 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. Asking only $136,SOO. ---Hl\NCH ~ f-:f fd TY ~ 1 1~11 2000 BIG IS BEAUTIFUL Back Bay. Sprawling 4 BR. custom on double corne r lot. Circular drive. Pool & s pa. Formal Dining Rm. Fam. Rm . Wet bar. 2 fireplaces. Absolutely gorgeous condition & price. $345,000. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 4br. remodeled kitchen . plush carpets, custom large -spacious 4 bdrm. 2~ ba. Plan 4 in Northwood Place. Im· m aculate throu ghout Cera mic tile entry. beige carpeting. ni<'e wallpapers. Extensive brick le cement patios front and rear. Triple garafe. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 VIEW ~CATION-URGE LOT v.,...... 11Hd1 ........... for tw1 H lttll•9 d1plH wltt. two 2 bdr• ...-.......... Co11ywf to .. ~ In H oreo of c111tM Hd t.0 .. 11 a..c9d to $455,qQO • WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAL EST~TF .,,,._, H~nt•I' r"""°"" Mo--nt 315 Marone Ave 8alb6a Island 673--6900 .... .... ........ CHAlt• Bea~ decorated 4 Bdrm borne wit1I atrium and separate master suite. Private corner lotl lovdy caJ'1)eta and wal eovertn11 tbruout. For u • ..,_tment to see. c.JI~ll.51 • .• HERITAGE REA LTORS 1-IZOMm Comfortable 3 Bdrm home, larg e ston e fireplace, 1unt1y patio room and room for 2 more unitl. $140,000 . ..,~ ...... 141-nH ()pea SmdaJ, 2-5pm, lM l Orc:hard a . 5bdnD • 3ba, treddJ painted colonial beauty. P'amn1 room. Hpente \tininl f'OOlll, frplr, new rool. Prtced at Sl•.ooo. for quick ule. Xlnt flnande1. T KI WJ!DEllANS O /AGT. 4H·Ootl or '151-481. ran a 1r a ... poo1 • •.-. ONLY s.ia.•. Va. e-. Tbs Reel Eltaten, ... w DAA. Tll-111'7 • ...... ma, NM eoldo. Nr. So. Cit. Plaaa. Slt1Utt1, ~*·I car 1ar; m-., _.,w. . ., ... ,. ept. to nit. ti•.•: owca. .... AlfY ona: .... -=.t 4 Mre. Abowt 14.t9at ..... , NOii, ......... cl••· _ ....... fNI ...... AITJ'•e ffen lle1 r•. t UI, .... !'Aa8SLL, ......... drapes, freshly painted, seller bought another le baa priced thousands below market value for quiet sale. Creative ~8iiiWis1 ~REALTORS ~ .... ,, .. i.ASSOCIATES 14Mlll flUMMAI 4 Lute 3 4 Bdrm 2 ba, up1raded wltb 1halle root. Hol tub. Encloled patio. Lovely area. SUt,500. Open Sun 1·5, Providmce Lane . SUMSITl.L 14~ 14MIOJ n... 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •523 CAMPUS J)a~ IRV"'E . POOL-SPA·FIREPIT go with this beautiful plan 300 In The Colony. Over 2,000aq. ft. 4 BR. 'Redhill+Reilty 552 -7500 -------~ macnab I Irvine realty A l\Jl l lDIARY OF THI tRYINE COM,ANY A WAIN SHOWPUCI C» COt WOtn'I Doo •t mis s t h is beautif ul Woodbridge Broadmoor Patio home on an oversl1ed lot w /room for a pool or sr•. 2 covered patios complimen thla 2·Jlor>'1 4BR home w/!ormal dlntnc room, 1amlly room p d cozy flrepla~e. Alaumable Ylnancini w I a seller wlllln« to cooalder a laf ae~.._?k• uu. a must lefl. ,000. Jonn Rlchard !'1-1700. CD·'l ) ~lllftPwS. Hua",_.,_. FwS. o..r........ He•llU.• I• .... ~·················· .............................................. ' ····--········· ••••••••••• = ••• I •• er-Cout OAJLY PtLrrT-ff·__.._,, Marc .. 3. 1ft•1 ~ 1144 111 ' t• '" at I 'a '"' ......... -·-'·"' _, " ll'V ... ~···-·-............ -............................................ '.,., J ..... l224 ............ d1l1• "••• "-•-I' 1d ~.... I '·'-11111.. • WO-DI I•• ..... -.. ···-· .. ••••••••••••••• ....................... • • I • • ~. • ... .. ••• t~A __... COSTA._.,. a br, 2 be, f\opk, bale. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -........ ••••••••••••• ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-······~ 2'11', a.. ltUdJ.~'}'9le. ~~·~:= = tnS/mo. Call ~ ............ ~~~ ~~!~ ... ~?! ~~=~~ ... !?~~ .. ~~ ....... ~~~· ~~.~)' -o~:; P• ... ro· rtl~a--t.oo,:_A••P-· Dl:a It au..:1_ .. ·-lbr ............. e.do. I ar, Lr1 lbdrto, z~ba, E. JAPTS. l .. Temldt1•1 •-... "' .... ...... --...-. 1'4 la. •1mo. <211) Blul'fcmdo,ramrm,dln ODbMda,ht.iat..'550 N....tF decor. au pcL, ala toad ttorw. UBr. 2~ be. pUio, ttp&c. bli· ._evealrwknda rm, on ,reenbeJt. Bob • JUOO/mo. <I nc I. ••el I a r .. pool , L lo Owner will car{{'. 2nd /20"' d • 4 llr smo• Good hl•. auto Jar. opener, 17S4Jlhgt. uc.iltM9.) No-·. New d /•Hher. Adult• IJ 48 W VO OWn terma. Poulble 'trad Waail/dry book·Up, .-0. f'or leHe hlJbl)' UP· ...,_ t4J..aon ' ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• assumable 9% F A loan. 3 Bdrm cozy II c H • • b R It e. 1-.-ev.. 1raded executive 2 etory a Br. z Ba. tarse yard, 2 m a • t e r • u I t e . •---------ntl SHA.llS home in excellent area near schools MJ.UM.ea.esr:e~ea.Y • •bdrm, Jba home on car 1sra1e. $745 mo. 7 14 ·815 ·771 4 0 r MIWlYDicoa. We athered cedar and shopping, Only $85,500. 752·1920 --------3 Bdrm, 2ba, famUy rm. ~uletcuHS.uea.Wood· 17~ 21._*'· 1 Br .... pd, ettd gar, •babe. tbat ta. C\lltom Ol'fllCl IUHf ffplc, 2 car car. Nice b..-. Beaut lamcap. C .... MIM J724 d/Walber, pool. Adults. d~ 3 bdrm, lam ao Unit.a. 1~ flaaacinc. back yard. $750/mo. btt. at.rturn, iunka Uv Attndive Newport Ter· ••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 142-5073 rm, 2 batM. Exteo1lve J 9UAIL Pl.ACI' owe •10,000 "'/no Waterfront Hom ea rm, lonnal d1n rm, tam race condo, 3bdrm, 2ba, SUSCASITAS •·s-,p-,ac_l .... o-..--3-B_r_D_u_p_le-x ~rae mlof J~~Bel•lH• lftl PIOPHTllS pymta. '425,000. Alt Realton Inc. 87WIOO rm, cloM to lake, poola, ~.~· Kidt welcome. P'um 1 br. apt. Sll5 •up. 5'10. Pool 6 laundry fac. ""' "UJlllJ. m Ce · '46-IJW4. 5 Br. 3 Ba. 2 Sty. SHOO 1cbool1 • 1bopptn1. _. -· Encl. 1ar. Adult1, no 548-_,.from l.2-7PM lng,'=!~:fiy , 712-1920 S.10%DOWN mo.lie. i •1t/50f..'!!073'1~!!ewable 2.SOOeqftcondo,3br.ram. ~=.::~: .. Bl. NeWtt 2 Br. 2 Ba. ~2S. (n4)494-0'131. On rental home., all 494-0066 yr..... -....-.. rm, 2~ba. 2 car gar, .. $1400.567-7883 N 1 d Sundec:k, d1bw1hr. OCEANFRONT CQtta1e & Trtr, knotty pine int .. frplc, 3 pvt bebt, pool. pier, •.too. Terms or trade. on lie hold land. 4ft.3111 _•_re_u_.ru_ce_,;.,.~ __ m_4_. __ 1NPl Riviera 3'BR, I level HOMEFOR RENT ---------ew Y ecor. 1 Br. 7~1418 Eves·wknda or Ho.set Fw Sde °"*'•Ml........_.__ UNITS w/ownjac. +club facil. 4 Bdrm. •· Fenced Nwpt. Reitbt.s, 3Br/2Ba Duplex. Sep by garages. ~da)'I. _._. N yard 6: 1arage. KJda ai II M Quiet. 'Empld Adult over ··:;;.;;~···•i06t;:;.;;;.;;;••••••••• ?'.,.ourple&;w!ll 2 Bdrm. S:.:·S'lOOmo.Agent, peg welcome. 984-~ ~~S'1=~~·~.:~· SS . No peta. $330. Near new 2bdr·m , 2ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._91...._ I I 00 -·ooo ·Total price --=-----------orf'D.ZIJ71. Agt., no fee. · · · 548-1021. frplc, laundry lac. new .----1110,000. Call for info. HOME FOR RENT 2 Bdrm. Condo. 1184 crpta, drpe 6: paint. Encl VICTC>alAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 544).311181 2 Bdrm. $475. Fenced Lakeside condo, pool, Rutland Rd. H . 9850mo. Bach. Apt.s. UUls. ·paid. car , $475. AduJta, no ARCH BEACH H~Gln'S Don't mlas this ocean view 2 Bdrm 2 Ba home. Recently remodeled with new kitchen and much more! Auumable loans with no quaUfylna. Otre red at $119,500 497.3331 BEACH HOME New Modular type home • Whelan yard 6 garage. Kida & tennis, Jae. 2 br, 1~ ba, Avai.13/1. Agl. 675-4000. :eekly or Monthly· pet.a. 873-2113. 494-5758 New 3 BR 3\.-\ Ba. Quall-El Moro Beach Park IP pets welcome. 964-2566 9850/mO, &s'1·0Zl 1 cNuh Realty 842· 1334, ever ty handcra fted oak 70. mr. apace rent ins Real Estate or973-297t. Agt., no fee. Yearly rental 3 Bd, 2 Ba. 842.e571eves. thnaout. Stained glass, mo. 3> yrs lae. $59,900. Rancho San Joaquin incl. stove. 1750 /mo. Stunning large 1 & 2 spa. ~-16 ' Lge 3 Br 2 ba, lge fncd View Cond. 2bdrm Poulble lease option. Stunning large 1 Br. Bdrm. 2 Ba garden apt . ..., ---------1 d _._ U Garden Apt. Pool & Rec. ----------l Lots fw W. •zoo Y .a r . e n c I g a r . w /Ulf:D. pgraded com· Agt. 873-33SS Pool & rec. area 110 w. Single senior Mobile ••••••••••••••••••~•••• Ktds/pets ok. 9850+$300 m'ty pool /golf S750/mo area. 7lOW. 18th. St. 18th. St. PlanlT7Realt Home for aale, by sec:.~. ~ No. Newport, 2Bd lBa, ttullllqlaleoclt ~740 Newu,_.,. .... _ ... 2200 u..ft . ~ Y owner, •1~.000. Cap. WA,.,.OHT 4R •J69 Gardener. Quiet, Adults ,... ueu ..., • • • -Woodbri,."e/lrvine ••••••••••••••••••••••• E• ..... T~·-.. -uae. Back 752-6499 Bcb. (n4)-.-1. LOTS ... only, no pets $450. appt . ...,5/ 12 bd 1 .. ~... '""'UJU A few CABO DEL ESTE Small 1 Br. Big fenced 3br, l V.ba, all amen. in· 842·2a"7orMS-5778 ..,, up • rm. Jl'.C>O • Bay Newport Beach LOW DOWN Acneg. fOf' W. I ZOO waterfront Isome sites yard & garage. Pet OK. cl. S!S/mo. 84().7690 {;j :::· 1a2 Florida, with view. 21 unit com· btQ.OO Versailles lBr/atudio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• remain on Lake Mi111on ~mo. 790 W. Wilson. House w/pool, S995 mo. · · Zl34orSU.3172 plex with tennis cQ°urt, penth,,e condo, w/lg as· WORST COULD BE Viejo. Th.is is tbe final 67U336. WOODlllDGI 3fBr, 2Ba + 2_utll bdrms, L.,_.leadl 3741 CpooUI, 1pa. 11000 per mo. sumable loans, only BEST FOR YOU opportunity to build 9850/mO incl. gardener. am rm, paUo. 640-1327, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • SheUa641·9022. $105,500. Owner/agt. lfyoubave$164,000and yourdreambome.From 3br, 2ba, yard, else to 4Br38a.A/C.Rera.re· 559-61.M,orofc759-65"7 Studio, lux. spa, TV, 2Br Studio l\.'lBa. Patio fJ4S.3447, 979-5370 ask for want ~% yield annual· $285,000. Call Henry bch, t650/mo. Newport q'd. No pet.a. 16 Spoon· maid service, phone. Jim ly, purchase$200,000two Durantat7148M-I08l. Hgts.66-5110 biU.SS4Ml221 Newport Crest. 3 Br, 2~ $100/wk.499-22'27 $475. B.I .. D(W, garage, year deed of trust bear· ba. Good loc. Close to adults, no pets. 645·9857. cunacozy Prime North Laguna IO'Cation. Cute little cot· tage on large lot with muimum privacy and beautiful yard. Sl25.000. ltGCAMYOM Prime view bu.ildlng site on coif coune. Plans in· c I u d e d . R e d u•c e d SJ00,000 · with terms available. Sl ,100,000. j.ng 203 interest on 2S I+ Acre Lots 2br. Iba, s mall child OK , Super 4 br, 3 ba, den. pool, tennis & spa. Move Studio, proft..gl, 40+, non 548-4291. acre avocado grove in owe 20o/o DWM DO pets, $425 + dep. frplc, prestlflOus Rae-In cond. $900/mo lse. smoker $3()0; Also room. inactive development 979·7300 994.2171 1954BMeyer.S49-3484 quet Club, $745 /mo. C /21 Newport Center. St. Fem. $200. pool. area near Vista. Com· Owner/A... 5S6-«S76 84().~or644-2562 494-001. bined 8% 1st. +this in· ----•-· _____ 13Br, 21hBa condo. Micro, vestment represents OWofC~ wet bar, many extras. 3bdrm, newly decor con· less than 503 of the ap· f'ropectt 2550 Great location. $695. do in Irvine Groves. 'WA TlllFRONT Super Back Bay 3bdrm Condo. New crpts, drps. paint. enclosed garage. Newport hoclt 37" S700. 642-6100. 17141 673°4400· \. Call Dan Bibb 67S.2311 or~766S ev w /bO•t slip included ....................... ---- 12111 Ul·UJI ' praised value of land. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644~.857·2302. S650/m o. No pets. 3 Bdr 2 Ba, dbl gar. rm for power boat up to about 35'. SllSO/mo. Spectacular Oceanfront. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba apt. Garage. A -" 2 ~ B ,. avail Mar lst. Savage. MAI appraisal on adja-R3 acre, fast·growing 857·2141, 549-3918. P'841M. DUPLD ceot 2~ acre parcel at Hesperia,..cA. S2l .500. "6 IMMAC. 2br, lba. frplc . Steps to ocean. Assum. $150,000 each . Call down, bal. lo<'4-, or trade drps, cpt: fncd. patio. 3 br. 2~ ba, 2 sty, blt·in HARBOR d:.~3.~F-· r. "00 ' Wilde&Co. 675-6606 71~ """1 ~-.... "" """6961 kit. micro. 2 wooden In. 3 Br. 2 ba. each unit .. ,,,, ..._.; 493-1153 or for mobile home, beach .....,,,,_. +deck $216() ooo 756-3a59 p · i I dee.ks, gar. dr opener. u-'lls. • · · area. nnc pas only. 2bdrm, lba, encl gar. lrg Northwood . $695 ....,. Wood Realtor lhNleu P'ropert., 1400 AftSpm, 644-0851. yard. washer hookup, 952-2447 67s-8676 ••••••••••••••••••••••• o.tofS.. I S42S /mo. tst, last. JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 Newport Hgt.s 3br, 2ba. frplc, w/d, avail immed. pets olt 645-7498 Luxury Oceanfront Weekly. 2or 3 Br. Comp furn. inc Id I in ens 640-4784. 2Br t ""1Ba w/gar. Adlts. cpts, drps, bltns. fn cd yd , water pd. 636-4120 667 Victoria St $415 243'7 "E" Orange. $410 2619 "J" Santa Ana Ave $410 RUSTIC ESTATE 3600 sq ft office bldgs nr. P'ropertf 2600 _642_· -_7233_. ____ IEN'f Al.S S.A. Cou rthouse. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2+den2~ ba L.,..... 1050 Circulardriveandhuge for atrnys. $375 .000. 40Aac:enicOregon Coast D-.P'.. 3226 3br1V•ba •••••••••••••••••••••••! trees shroud this charm· 631-4560bkr. Electricity, fenced, out: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jbr2~ba 3bdrm, 2ba, 2 car gar. ing upper bay chalet. ca-teri'floh/ standing view. accessi-V1act~/mFo. 1st & 4br2"'1 ba air, tiled veranda, view Beamed ceiUngs, large c.......: 1500 ble,owner492·2499 .. as . _,.,sec. rplc, bit· 3br2ba of hills be t t t f' I · h • rr-• ms 542-359'7 Anaheim Hills . au crp . s onedown1rep ac~ in t e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 _ _.-.............. · · custom drpe, clubhouse step family room. . .. ......,. .,_ with pool, jac, tennis. 2nd story artist's retreat 4 graves1tes. _Ylsta del Exct..cp 2100 ud~. spac. 4 br, 2 ba •• •siting $125,000. As· plus separate guest M.ar sect.Ion ':11 Pacific ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, fenced yd , gar. sumable 1211• % loan. quarters. Some rmanc-View Memorial Park. Mobile Homes·Lakeside 1695. fl82.2194 955-0254or~l968. rgava.llable.As~~g on-S2000fum.Call677-5779. Big Bear Lake or ttmlko:yl•leocC. 3240 L....-......... I 052 Y *27.~.ooo. Not Just a Co• 811 dal Ocnlront Laguna Bch, ...................... . ....................... ho~ so why not calJ rro,.c tt 1600 tenns or trade. 499-3816 5 blka to ocean. Ele~nt 2 MONARCH I •y now . 645-7221 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... W. bdrm, fam rm &r -den, ,.. Wftfclff lfflty W..ted 2900 <S'750 mo). Plush crpts, Sweeping Ocean View. APZOMm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2"'1 ba, cedar ai glass. 4Bdnn 3'rtBa. Custom 8 Eastblulfs lowest priced ......_ & 'rot.ls. WANTID· LOT Dbl car pvt gar, fully yrs on large lot. Pri Sec home. Xlnt financing. Lot, szi,uaz~ opposite Will nay c•·h· C II M maint. Y~-Adults. no Gate, Tennis Courts, Call Amie Quevedo. The Costa Mesa Hoapital, .... -· a · r. pets lnqw.re at 527 18th Beach, Clubhouse. By PropertyMart.84().9019 S27S.OOO. Jalf:(714)84().QUS. St. .714 /960-6331 or Owner, princonly. 1-Mce.6, llr. Income o--rtv Want· ~5ll2. ' Only 9585.000 (714) -r • ,.,,..., , ~9550or499-3895 AMlte.AMCI 141-7729 ed: With owners unit * * * OF EXTRAS. in this~~~~~~~~~~ and able to creaUvely tt523 CAMPU5Da!IRVtNE &..,...leaclt 3241 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront lbr, trlr +cabana $850/m o . adulta only 4.99-3816 SPACIOUSM.I . TOWNHOUSE New 2 br, 2"'1 ba Back Bay loc. Gar, pvt! patio. '975 mo. Susan : 957 ·6507. 540-7238 3 Bdrm, frplc, walk to beach, pool & tennis. S79S. Agt. 7~9278 ILUFFS 3 bdrm, 2~ baths, fam rm, ao. 2 bdnn, 2 bath, S87S. 3 Bdrm, fam rm. SllOO. P ools . Rltr. 644-0134. 3 Br. 1 Ba. Steps to the beach. 9650. Property House, 642-3850. S..Ju.. c.,111,w 3211 8~ down. owner will custom home desjped D iw/ rmance, low down, no D..w. J. ~ Ocean fron t house : c~rry with no payments. with active family in .... S. llOO Agenll.54'7·3182 lX'7S::1l:!aDd P'renc h Norm and y 2 Br 1 ba. s.1simo. Kids 3 drm. condo. s pa, mind. 4 Bdrm, den (or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Youaretbewinnerof Cbateau In Victoria OK. Comm. pool. New ••••••••••••••••••••••• model unit. Jason. Agt. 5th Bdrm). family room MIARTHIS... .... 4frwtldtlts Beach.4Br.4 Ba.decks. drpa. Contact Norm SJ&.9374. and din.inc room. Fully ••••••••••••••••••••••• <Sl4 value>. to fantastic view, steps to Phillipe. Agt 491-8535. aft ai r conditioned . In ......... .,.,... ....... ..... ••d the beach. $2500 mo. 4•2712. PAMPERED PATIO Mariners School area.~ to the water........................ • ldt1• Edgewater R .E . "'-"-•-- HOME snu11led in hills BethefirsttoKe! Excellent 3 BR owner's .._, • • 1107 loetS..w 4.M-1538. --3210 of Niguel. Enjoy count.ry "2-5200 "bonte-Uke" unit & 2 1 1 Mar. 4thru Mar. 8 ...................... . feeling Jtst around the BR, 2 t.. rental unit. ~~:;;:;~·~;;~;;::t~· Anaheim Convention L.,_.... 3250 3bdrm. 2ba, 2 ~ar gar. no comer from shopping. 3 Ideal for home & in· bayfront with 311, boat Center ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets. pool, jac, split Bdrm, 2ba. $142,500. come. Close to Newport float. SHOO mg,. Bill Call "2-5871, ext. 272 to HOME FOR RENT level, nr S.C. Plaza. L...-v-..,. I .E. pier&sbope. $289,950. Gnmdy, 8'7UJSl. claim your tickets. 4 Bdrm. *595. Fenced 1525. 831·73'72, 831·9103. NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAR·ROUND FUN· Social Act1v1t1es o rect"• •Free Sunelay Brunell• 880 s •Par l•es •Plus much more GREAT RECREATION: Tennis • Free Lesson~ tpro & pro shop\• 2 Health Clubs • Sauna. Hyelromassage. Swim ming• 011 .. ng Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MEHTS: Singles 1 & 2 Beoroom\ • fur n1slleel & Unfurnished •Adult L•v•ng •No Pel\ • Models Qppn da•ly 9 to 6 Oakwood Garden Apartment• Newport Beech/So 1700 16!n SI IOOYt't .. ; 'bff'll 171'1 642·5'13 Newport Beach/No. 880 Irvine di •bin t714J 645-1104 4'7-1761 W~M. T.,torCo. * * * yard at garage. Kida & ........ 644-49 IO tturl .... a leocC. J 140 --------pet.a welcome. 964·2566 Mewportleoclt 1069 j~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~1 •••••••••••••••••••••••BRAND NEW lbr dlx or"73-2971.Agt.,nofee. -········?~.~! -========= ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANVUCONDO "-stobe Bring suitcase -Condo. plush crpts, Leisure World, 2br, 2ba, THIGOOD LIFE Owner must sell this unit Mo"4 ltOO everything furnished. frplc, lndry rm, patio, be Like new 3 Br. home in xlnt cond. Lovely back yard. S!S. 982-7940 Lido Isle, Ir 3bdrm, 2 paUo, steps to pvt beach. micrc>-wave, 6'75·7155. Newport Crest, Owner NOW ! 2 Bdrm , 2ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Secluded 2 br on beach. gar, pool, spa, sauna, gate 1• aut. Nr. all. ill V 'II d . h ff o u s e f or re · $650. Agt, 536·1484 , lreeheat.S550.962·4914 6 /mo lse option. Canitu•tl•• ...... d 3 Bdr upper dplx, t house from ocean, beautifully furn .. compl. kitchen utenslla, wkly or mon· thly rental 675-8018 ~O% cdo!,!~r ~/~~i:-;.1!! ersai es con ° wit moval/demolltlon 3br, 5J8.e6:11 9800/mo. (213>437·7674. Sl!7.SOO 3 Bd 2.""1 B e. x c e I. ass um a b 1 e Npt Bch. Phone 645-8532 ---------Lovely 4Br 2B• next to Mis-'--'(a.Lo. 3267 3425 · rm, a, financing.Only$155,950. ---------1 Greenbelt, $650 mo. --.... tennis, POOi. sauna. REAL ESTATE STORE lrlc-rrop.rt., 1000 H.... Uwfwlll.a..d 187U Diane. 536-1140 ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW Elegant new condo 2br. 2ba, 2 frplcs, bonus rm w /wet bar 11000/mo 6 mos lse ok 492-2259. 996·7542 Broker lactO.wn.t Lease optioll or equity share the best buy on Bal. Penin. Charming 2·stY Span. ftome on the part! Call Joyce Waltze. Ql.12111J REALTORS ..... v .... Ocean vu, 3 Bdrm 2~ Ba. a car garage. $325,000. 6'7S.177J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•Beautiful view home 3 G...,.. 3202 New condo in Seaside Br. 2 81. Fam. rm ... s-ca.-ute 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lee 4 BR 2~ Ba in prime San Clemente area with food ocean view. 185,000. Priced for quick sale. or assume lea1e opt. Agt. Ron Poulton 49&-2510 rHOBU 10 unit.a in great rental area located near Civic Ctr.· Perfectly main· tained and owner will help fmance. An excepn tional value at $160,000. Don't miss this invest· ment opportunity . ~2llll0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Village, Beach & Atlan· frplc. 9195. 64().9646. By OWNER. formal din, taBlvd,2bf,den,2"'1ba, HOME FOR RENT 3 br; pool. Now avail. 1650 sq ft. sec:. gate, ten-A rrowhead Country nis cts. pool " Jae. 3 Bdrm. S550. Fenced CI u b a re 8 , s an 1975/mo. ,213 )833-l3e9; yard & carage. Kids & Bernardino. J-864·1732, e v es & wk 0 d s • pet.a welcome. 964·2566 1·1114-7258 .{213)83l·S734. or9'73-2971. Agt .. no fee. lbdrm lux club & spa fa cil. ocn view, Newport S475 /mo . Todd ( 213) 24().9077 ... ..,... .... 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ..,. P'1•1• 3207 Brand --house for .a•-. ...... UJl> Orangetree Condo 2Br OCEANFRONT. Winter rent.al to June 15th lBr. $350/mo. Util. included. No pets. St8·1930 or 673-7844. Af'i!lilazwl1 U.fwwlta..d • •••••••••••••••••••••• ...... 3102 O••••_·~.••••••••••••••••• criminating family. 3 Newport Shore• Canal 1Ba Patio-on Lake M95 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.__.IL.&..,&_ .SE. LECT ce. .... ront condo, 3br, bib to ocean. 3 Br. 3 Ji ·--~ ...... ~ __ .,..... 2ba, underground prkg. B 1 T t 11 from 4bdrm , 3ba, newly mo. m 957·1100 Ext. A .. , ... ,~~ _..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROPERTIES ll00.63'7·7580;637·8099 • .. am. rm. 0 a Y decorated, 2 blocks to 301deys551-3'7Sleve's. H.B.,N.B .. Costa Meta ~ "--' 1100 -----------• uwaded &r customized. ocean.~. L _ .. _ Something for Everyone •• For •••• w.................. ·-c v•• I KV CotOM .. Mw lJZZ $1200 mo. 833·0145 liiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ux ........... 3bdrm. 1'1'Jba, Bach. to 4 Br. Unfum. ~-~• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM /PM. S~MAHSIOM pvtpatio,2car car /elec. Apt.s. Certain loc:ations ~--------•Near new 4·P lex, 2 fmmac. 2 stry s Br.tt --_.-W---------Spe<Ucular home on s opener, close to S.C. oiler : Pool , s p a , •EXCITING• ..... w. Beautifully customized 24'x80' Viking Rome 2Br, 2Ba 6: e nclosed porch. In Laguna Hilla nlCfllt 5 star part. 21 yr otdt•okter (JEI&) ~~~:.e:~lC:~ st a In e d g I ass , H..._. 3241 acres with pool & Piasa. $595/mo. lse. fireplace. laun. room, U . d b amenities. Nr bch. Xlnt ae ....... •-.,.....,t •. maJ'd's 549-0259. beamed c e i Ii n ft a , pa o, ou le garaJe. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.._..., .. w~~ • .1"'"',000. Bill Grun y, area. See to appreciate. S t W r quarten. Facllitlea for FREE RENT till 3/31 /81. garages, all built· na. ....., $1200/mo.5~1453 eaga e ater ront Garden & Townhouse Rltr,6'1Mlll. Townbome. 40' boat 14 hones. Beautiful Hngt Landmark 3 BR d I Sub.lease 3 Br 2 Ba 'til dock infront.3Br,3ba. stalls with exercise & condo, bra,,d new . ,.;_~GMT. 642-1803 FOUIPLIX lJ /lS/81. *<>Imo. Agt. New cpt, newly painted show arenas. 1 year Adu.Its only over 40 yrs. Wat.aide COlta Mesa. 67S.m6 t.hru-oUt. Pool, spa, ten· leue. 9850mo. 759-9386 2 llDllOOM, $355 N eed 1 som e work. ---------nlaJ..!~Ubboute. GREAT "'-qui~ ··• .... _ I $22,000 yr income. F\lll Avail March Lit. 2 Br 1 ba VI20w. Vacant. Aaktng Te•••• vu ~ c..,..,.,.sac, ov. f...i.. 1 *'450.IJ40.SN1or•.--..... U.k:wl •ad 1521 ely,1si-c10 .. , clean. Lrg tlleSliB,Ht APARTMENTS Beautifully landscaped garden apt.s. Patios or decks. Pool & spa. Heat'• paid, covered parking.~ Adults. no pets. I or 2 : persons OK. I Bdrm S390-$400 225()Vanguard Wa y 540-9626 or 548-2408 EASTSIDE 3 Br. 1 t,'J Ba. Townhouse. No pet.s. ~. 127 21st. St. Days 646-4.262. Eves 64.5-91543. ----~---~-WESTRAY APTS. large 2 Br, 2 Ba. $480-$485 New garden apts, patios. spa. Adults. no pets. 398 W. Wilson, 63i-5583 ••• ElaM. Tld 2136#BTburin Costa Mesa You are the winner of 4fr..Hc•..ts ($14 value), to .A11u1ta• loatSltow Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8 Anaheim Convention Center Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to claim your tickets. ••• Sharp clean 2 Br. 1 Ba., built ins . Westside 4-, plex. Kids OK, no pets. $395. 645·2478 eves & wlmds. Mesa Verde 2 Br. 1 Ba. D}lling Rm. Newly de• . ' corated garage. Adults, j no pets. MOO. 1st. last & security 642-0735. NEWLY dee. 2Br 2 ba· town.house. frplc. patio. 1 encl gar S525, no dogs . ~128. SJ50 dep. EASTSIDE Ceu:h t Woods 2 Br. & Study, tri·level, fireplace, skylight . deck. No children or " pets. ~. 180 E.21st. St.; Days 646 ·4262 . Eves ' 64.5-9543. ~--------, 2 Bd 1 Ba, $375. Garage, 1 yard, no kids/pets, Call ' Craig 559-9400 1 REALTORS -~ .... .., .. Toww A Doll Hoale aoxu, 2Br, lBa, walll:.{n clouta. Many xtru: $12,500. prlce $225,000. Owner w/ ._.. N ce. No pet.a, .. ......,.,.._,, " land1caped encl yrd, wtll carry 10% interest no children. Lit/last + HOllEFORR.ENT ;;~•;•••••••••••••• gar. Anaheim (nr LO. 2br, 2ba, enc. 1ar. w/.,,OOOdn. f:.':6"t~~~o. Call 4 Bdrm. tlOO. Fenced .,:;,r_::n:r·.J~::ao Katell• ' Euclid >. :::_~::.=st .. n 7St-f221 C&.ASSIC wc.l.IHOMI €STIG€ yard • 1ara1e. Kidt • Harbor Rldte Lautre· Steve White 973·0945, -15-78--· -----1 -------~ --.. HOM€r 2Bdrm, fireplace. family, pab wleome. IM-JMI moat Model. FuU ocean 551.-S ........... 1106 L1e lbdnn, pool, adults, 1' kitchen, wlk to Big orf'71..2'71.Agt.,eotee. view.szsoomo.1eo.1m. ••••••••••••••••••••••• nopaaDZS/mo.N&-731 Corona~7515 .,..._ JJ44 Attnctive Sbr bH 2ba Af , taPw hte1• tlZS. 2 Br, modern, paUo -~---·------n SALIS R.E. lnvett.menu _ _._......__ ---• 33DW.CoutHwy,NB ••-._....._.,.....:~ 3 Br. 2~ Ba. Jacunt. 2 '°'!!!!!!!'! •• !!.!'!11!!!!!!~iiMC:ciMM .. •,':c'.,4•'nm car gU111e. "50 per mo. -lm!!OCl.i~~.~lll!!!!!R~OM!!l!ll!!!ITllll• r-IMCoe.m PIOf •TIIS Startln1 lmmed. Call Estate Sala , un Loctinlfor Income Ull· Jlm1'0-1741. Cbake C'GnMr' dupla. I I b bdrm. 2 b•th up. z La.Uwood,lloMlll home, t.?! e •Ye 5 . pro-C .... MIM lll4 Bdrm, 2 bath down. 1real loc. Gd cond . perties ID C.M. Prtced ••••••••••••••••••••••" G"'*renlal·orbome... Wkda71 pleue call rl1ht at l•u thaa mS~OI 794171., JJXGro11. No bank ~ •It. SELLSll =t ,_,uired. ta. E·Slde. t . Ganie. W J L L ff E L P '--..... nNANCEI •.0001 Traller at bch snoo. t*"Flted Then caU UI. -· _,o, ........ ..... ..,....... Tmm. owe or trade --. 2 BR. encl 1ar, adlt.a, no •lllfl .,_ ••»• peta .... T73W. Wllaoft, *'1~1'M* u1.- • .. .._ w/1ar, quiet, 714 /Ml-o783 oo P* tlllO/mo ...arf4 2717 Britlol St. claJ'S COltl M111,CA -----...----..v. Bit l .... -k-. St • £/Sldt, • utll I.Del. Drl\111 bf ........ ,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, beamed cellin1. •••••••••••-•••••••••• ~~:ti 221 Coral. 1 Bedroocn Coedo nea Woodbt~ leue. 2 Br. clu to bcb . gar, ...._, ' t J7!1 Brookhurtt/Adam1. 1~ ea. .,.0o. pvt 1oe •• s1ts11ao. 115.1aoe. ...................... c._..,M. 1122 Poo1/l'enn.lt. i:u. bo1t1a1. tean11, pool. 4H-1331 eve~ Savage 1 Ir. ca~. drapm, ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• mo • ......,, .... Wlld•Co. stow,""'"-· Utn1 j:ld. Db oeMD vu I Br, newly -------~ /1Do.Aat.l40-9'00 Uteaallt f'Or 4. tl75. decorated •11ara1e. DSICltPJELD TwabH Newport C...t I Br. 2~ f7S.Olm Ad\111 -71/mO. Aak for Jllt,Jbaw/famrm,oew Ba. Ol'.a new. Pool,............. lJ6f ra,._ .. _, ept, cl•aa. STOO/mo. teams. "'5mo.14J.1411 ... ·--••••••-••••••• • •. a.. frpk/dedr up. --add .. , ttatn. nt~ .......w.. 4 br. a be, di&. ........ •~ITN9~~-----• EDcL beS Id. comm. pool , teanla. sns. 511·.., I llr, I be, ... I•. rm, I earmet.pr.-. .... ••IC~. •cl. ...__,.._.'11it116 ~-~--- 't: .. 1 Br w /1arap, ..., lacil. -· Atk tor~.-- • ' . Orange Col9t DAILY Pll.OT/Tu•lday, March 3, 1881 ' ~.11 !11 Ctfll dt1" I C il/C111retl ••Mil H•I 1.__lr'Y P • 11 IP · ....... --········ ....................... ··-··";J.: .....•..•.... ·····-················ ..... :................. 1• ' !IJ ....... ..... • ······················· ....................................... ~ ..... . llOllE REPAJU r~i..:•t•lolal DRYWALL our u -Carpealr)', roofin1 : General clean1n1-of· BRICKWORK . Smalt Palatiq Jnt./Ext. ren-HOlllOM !34~ !!l ~~ .. ~0;,~•TIMaebNG Wtlo.U., Slab Retp t'°'l a-perCJM. Quality with the · mtHonry1 plum11 blnt1 • Nees, vacant apt.I.. Jobe. Newport. Coata tall our 1peelalty Ac· , ..,.00,.1• CO "'°"'° "_.... '"" -.-Q_. I , 1 01 , 11..w -'ce 131.2004 • ucco, arywa , e c . .......-..... ,.-.. Me••· Irvine. Rer.. ,_., · "~ .. • t'• you y ~rr• 8.JOCK 6 Brldt. lJt''d. •-.,.. · 141-8'80 __ ..... _, ______ _. co-..c painted. Prompt. .,_Is Repe.lr• fora __.,evet. •c:trtc.1 --------87S.UTS ~~ Pa1.nt.1.o1. 0~1 Llc.tmas ..... aotnc1a,~ Cabinet•. all types : H.ifwudAoon ~=!::1.":;.'d~·r~:: i-E-X_P_!_R_T __ B_r_l_c_k_•_• .._ UM KltdMm, 1toraae, bars, Driveways, Patloa, ELECTR~CIAN-prlced ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... MUON')'. Small jobl 6 PAINTING Leak Repalr1 , 1r DAILY bkcuu, dlvlderJ, uw!~d•' Bri1.!!~~k. 1rtiJW, free atlmate on· HARDWOODFLOORS 1-"'-el:_•_.'4l-__ 7?28 __ a_ft_.4_· __ repairs. P'rplc f1cln11. l5VearsExpertence ~omllleteOrRooti..S ....... !obtJ 00 f· . vanJUee, rormlca etc. .. ....... ,.......,_ l~oumalljobe. Cleaoed6W1Xed H••""ftllMJ Refi.551·4$5$,?to-70'14 ~182 inllaln 1 ....... O~-·u._.... n PILOT 1_.._ __ 19d ________ ,c..,c... Lie. IJ""82t 6'73-0359 Anyt.lme.832·4881S.A. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......_ .. C•pn 111 ....... ~!" .............. Top Quality. ~pendable H.... Prol. man now ln 25lh yr, MASONRY and remodel· RALPH'S PAINTING SERYICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIC. CHILDCARE Service Reas Rates l8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /MacDonald Dou1la1 Inc. Quality with the Lie. 1'-ttExt. Low Rates REMOD-REPAJR& My Corona del Mar ·... · · Haul, cleanup, "On"rel'"' Corp. wishes to houaealt. belt price. 831·200C Free ~t. 984-SSM A•--"'-LU-tom Cabln .. •-home -· -~· yra expe .. ence. 531·5055 .. ~ "' .,... ""'"~ -·1""• llRECJORY _,...... "'"' "''7'""""'" removal.Dumptruck. °'"'' .... .-;.,, ........ en. Mo.... , ....... ,,..,.... Balboa RootlnJ Co. M alert al COits down! Fnie est. 873-e'Y43 Tiie OOITNOW! 2nd &enera,tJon, IT yrs in CrrlinrAnm Electrician. -Sm. jobs. Quickserv. 6'2-7838 EX EC UT 1 VE w 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1rea Llc d Top quat .,... _.....,.,.. aln Ir i I ••••••••••••••••••••••• AlllForS..... Mr PalombO 982-8314 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• m t. repa rs. Le. Cleaning&TreeTrim house.It, JCl.nt ref1. tx· Movln17 The St,rvlna Neatp.t.ches4'texturea ProfealonaJ inataller y · ' . · ConstructJon·All types 11233lSCIO. 548·5203 Const. work, palntlng per'd. IMT S407, 8"·1248 Colle&e Student. Movlna ,,... ftf. ttl-10t available for your ow'DallyPilol CUSTOM.INTERIOR 20ynexp.Freeeat. •••••" ... I Co. hat Jrown··nme custom"""'-.... 10833 Service Directory CARPENTRY Lie. #334589. MS-5973 ......... l............. or T? 1tt1Y, 964-'276 Rea.. Tea l(ood 1ervlce. Ina, llc'd. Pim •I I ,.,.,... ..., . Representative H ds=-1-••••••••••••••••••••• •• #'T124-438 &fl 842'7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TU installed 11 .. ,_ds '42..1671.ntll I ByJay 842"8809 RESIDENTIAL & Com· •VERYLOWPinRICES• o••--.g Short for • & renler '1 ' ·---D••• e •a aui • !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IC---' 4r.-•-mercial remodel! ., Landscape ma t·clnups ••••••••••••••••••••••• dlt m I $9 95 'tll St d t wm i.uuNS CLIARID 1uaranteed refs John -r----·~• n,.. George, 549·2015 Want a REALLY CLEAN U!r. 3r.f.n ir1n1 W 2'1, r~a:.' rate~o;;/.~~9~~ $10.75. Don't get robbed. 893-18S7 • . BOOKKEEPING ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality wltb the beat ands pin Cl HOUSE? Call Gingham fill ln tree tax orcanlzer. 848-3'1'7'7 or .. 7·3309 Call B&B Plum bing. Tl'ff ·4r.-.1*'"• &TAX SERVlCE We Care Carpet Cleaners price. L ca g-eanups Girl. Free !5~·5123 No a...,, r'""''d MS-98218 -G111. Water & Rooter __........,_ Steam clean & uphols 831-2004 Treelrimming·HauUng __ ..,,. ~... ---,~ -.,.,... Service. SS2......, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Re ... rates. 498-0913 · Maintenance. Free est. Expertise housekeeping. 1 __,,. ..., .._ Ex-.. Tree Trimmer W ork goar . Truck.. ...,,. .. ,__ od eq Ip & s upplies ....--ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• p ..... M T.-.• At... m0tmt unit. MS-3716 .noom ....... ~. rem . AmJe, 543-8414 u ....................... OAVl'!'S PAINTING ropesq•19111Mlll en years experience •••••••••••••••••.\•••• plan. Geo. Pllmer & Son. 1----....,....---rumished, truslworthy & Auto Ina Cancelled Servinl Are• t yeani ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5'5-186S, 751·2128 Driveways, parking lot Shampoo & steam clean. Llc'cl SS7.-32 Total garden & lawo dep6'1-49'70 All Risk SR 2.2 Lo Ratt!I Most Reaeonable Prof. service lo save you T /lhrub ri repairs. sea lcoatin °. Color brightene-. wbt ... _, ._ care. 1 Ume or continual Superb Housecleanin° Plrk 11 1u6 3995 I ........... IJ 'd 7..,..730 lime & money. Newport ~ t m . remov, ., '" .,. ""i"'=",.. service49J..4603 " e na '" n1vn"'. c """ 1 Pacific R.E ....... '.;....., clnupg, haul. Concrete, S"5 Asphalt. 646·4871 crpts 10 min. bleach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• i--------Spectacular Results .,..,._.,.. dirt ... JI 631 .c._ Lic'd. Hall. liv.-dln. rms $15: S.S. DESIGNS G...,.. S«--tlcH 673-(X)09/642·4439 ln•wtour .~lne ext/lnt p1untinl( by loofWJ • ~c. m . .....,_ •_.1,.y-'ltlltg avg nn $7.50: couch flO: C"•tom Ora""'rl w1·n· ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----HoMttw-IBn• Richard Sinor Lie. ins WIRdowCt....-1-• -rw··-..... rv N ltl I c It Personabzed House • •••••••••••• •••••••• •• T .... o ("'• h •• •••••••••••••• • ••••• • .... __..,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• chr S5. Guar. elim. pet dows, lOOO's or abrics, utr ona onsu ant ry mt -• 441 ..... r11J N •-••••••••••••••••••••••• od C · reel better by Lndividual cleaning by KUMI For Ina purpo1c11. w" ew • recovenl. Repair .. , ~ '""-S h. BABYSJ111NG My home, 1 yr & up, nr Victoria, C.M. 642·&482 or. rpt repair. IS yrs $3.915-4.95 yd. 10 day del. Call Eve531 5172 vld-a,_ pron •-con s peclalts l /stay· busy &.a """ uns aneln" ewp Do work myself Fr--t 30.,_tn' area ba l anced vitamin ""'"" .. • Palnlio"&Pi.-rln° l CalJSunshlneWlndo-.. . . "'"''"". ~·~ . lb d' I t .. nl. Cull 0 •nol00 Vidt'C1 " ... "' pr ces. Reliable S-48-0512 · .. Refs. 531·0101 645-6654 erapy • iet. consu la· Annie, ~ da y /wk or Verifit"Dtio';;°"" C'ablnet Rc-rlnl11hln11 --Cleaning. Ltd. 548-IM3 Uon SlO. ~2532 every Z wks Cal I aft Prof. Wf>rk Yree .-~l QUALITY ROOFING When you._ne_ed __ e_x_pe_rt_ C.a.g_ Aco.tlc rywal H........... 7: :J> pm. 642·0647 MOIOllf'Y IUnbl St4've 547 4281 All type11, rree eat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --- - -••••••••••••••••••••••• Vi~a, MC. 541·5930 ....... GEN.CONSTRUCTION Additions, Remodels Lie /ins. Mark 979-441 1 Acoustic Ceilings Drywall Specialist HOME IMPROVEMENT MRS. CLEAN MAKES IT Urick & Hlorkwurk lnltr/P.•ter/Refinishlng. HARBOR ROOFING Remodeling Odd Jobs GLEAM' Homes. apt~. M11rty re11lnp /w11llpal>('r. U t +custom hand tuturing Qual. & prod. New & re· Lie. 3t9944. 532·S549 mod. #3t9944. S32·S549 28 yra exp. 979·226S office. Carpet 646·2240 646 68111 Caln It Sona, 898·5105 ~:.~·~.~ .... ~.~·~.~ ... ~ ~!·~~·~·~·~· .~ ............ !?.~~ ~~.'!'.?~~ .. !?.~~ ~~~.~~! ..... !~.~~ ~!f!~.~~!·~ ..... !~!~ Cost.Mesa 312 HwlkiCJlowleoch 3140 Hewporthoch 31 9 Young male, pvt home, Rmmt e Wanted for 1111111111 ----~ -~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• •• Mesa Verde area. kitch. spacious hse •n Son ~.-r~--.._.~ . 3Br. 28a near O C C . pr Iv. 842 4546 wk Clemente S2SO + ·~ ut1I th $450/ u N1('e 2 Br. ·~ Ba. P~I. 3 Br z Ba . Inc I . 541HIM7hm. non-smkr 498·2869 L11, 17 ST. and BRISTOL mo. pper laundry, garage, patio, stove/refrig, yrly rental 496 5717 641-8657 n ew carpet. S47 S. 167S/mo.Agt.67J..3355 Room wllh k itchen G - Eastside 2 B r Dis 960-~.1~0350 privileges. util included To..T...t 4350 hwasher, firepla ce. Verasailles lBr/sludlo S200moN B.642-6811 '··••••••••••••••••••••• lndry rm. garage, patio ........... w• Aph.. penthse condo, adlts.no I Adults. no pets 1475 Xtra lrg 2 Br. apt. pets. S4SO mo.+ lst·last Female. age 25-~. non 12xl.2x28 329 University, &42-<nl5. Fireplace,wuberdryer +sec. dep. 645-3447, ~ser,withk1tchpr1v Costa Mesa A vail ----hook up. Patio, dbl car 979-S370Jim VJ O<'k to bch N 8 . March 2nd S9S per mo l Br. Stove & rerrige garage. Children OK. ---------675· Days646-4262 Small yard Adult nol SSZS. Nr H Harbour Cute, private lBR apt on --------' 8404107 Penin. Steps to beach Elegant. large . patio. <>Mc. llfthll 4400 pets. S315. 5"8·l3'77. · Partial bay & ocean Fas h Isl. P ool No ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large l Bdrm Near FREE RENT till 3/31/81. view. 675-4912 s moke. S390 640 6594 Elegant prof bldg, 85< per shops. pool, all util pd Hntg Landmark 3 BR eves Joyfe ~0-3822 day sq.ft. lse Red Carpet, 1884 Monrovia 548·0336 condo, brand new . Versailles Studio, all 893-1351 OAdJts only over 40 yrs. Amenities, $450. Room for"renl, 52nd Nep· Nr S.C Plaza. lge !bdrm. '650mo. 759-9386 549-0833. tune, prefer surfer patio, gar, $400/mo. S200 548-8103. dep. 63HX'i60 3 Bdrm apt. 4 blks to Luxurious 1 Br. Condo. beach . New cpl . SSOO mo. Xlnl rac. Full Hotek, Moh4s 4100 2300 S/f. Low cost Newly decorated. Bathroom & wetbar Quiet Costa Mesa area. RicJM Realty 979-8533 2bdrm. Iba. fenced back S4.2S+S250dep will move sec. 54G-4646 or 631-7653. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard. sep gar. S42S /mo, youin.C/21Surf536-7542 JohnLembeck (Agent) Balboa Inn oceanfront $125 stt. 754·0986. Low winter rates. Daily 2bdrm, new {'arpels. 2273 3 Br. 2"'2 Ba. 2 S.tory, W~~s~d:l~a~:.dg.in~ or weekly. Kitchenette. 1617 Weslcliff N.B Want Maple S395 frplc, lndry rm. in 4· SSO& up. 675-8740. financial lnst. 7000s .f Prime ground floor off1 tl' from 65-75c pr sq . ft From 200 3000 sq . ft. North Santa Ana near ('ollege. All utilities paid 540-3666 MD 's fadl, 2,000 sq .ft. luslMss Refttal 4450 Reduced to Sl200 mo. •• •••••••••••••• •• • • • •• lse. Red Carpet. 89J.1JSI ---- HEWPORT CENTER Full Service Suites $CUT COSTS$ All you need for one monthly fee' 64().5470 ...... Locatioft · Plex Bolsa Chat' a I ing room. Fireplace. Isl. rloor. A_gent541·5032 545-5004 · Freshly decorated Un· SE.A LAD MOTEL Now available Ideal · Warner area. SS80 per 1270 Sq ft on busy Beach Boulevard·Huntinglon Beach. Ideal for real estate office. store or other suitable business. 2 Private baths, availa· ble immediatl!'ly. 10 Year lease. AtlracUvely priced. mo 840-5.504. rum. '600 mo. 631·7300, Weekly rental no w Rent· 3 m05 to 3 yrs 180 location for Attorney. Triplex, 3 br. 2 ba. __ • Bkr. avail. Color TV, phones to 835 s/f_ Flex. terms Real Est a t e o r En· SSSO /mo 1 br. 1 ba. 3 Br 2 Ba 1st & last in rms. 2274 Newport Fumorunlum. trepreneur in beautirul· S350/mo Enc l gar , months $.'500mo. POSH 2 BR 1...., Ba. Blvd.,C M.646-7445 Ric)htlealty ly maintai n ed full frplc, patio. lndry far 77~<1181 pati05, nr Hoag, adlls . V .....&1-a~ -... 250 979-1533 s e r v 1 c e bu i Id in g 642-4321, Hf 216 Weekdays Ca e 111clal ...... 4475 Cla111fied Ads ....... Oppartw.lty SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• SmaU Mfg. Commercial Sea We DI.splay Units, Bus. est. '77. '80 Sales approx. lll0.000. Price I n c tq u I p & i n v e n . $38,900 838-8181 COPY SHOP · S37 .000 Prom. Sl5.000 dwn WC /Bal. or Exchange. E s tablsd 5 'h yrs 631-4m5 : 642-6157 Broker wants partners Arnie Quevedo The Property Mart fM().9019 Own your own Jean Shop: go direct·no mid- dle man, no salesman's fee. Offering all the na lionally known brands such as Jordache, Van· derbill. Ca I vin Klein. Sedgefield. Levi & over 70 oth er brfind s $16.SOO.OO inc ludes beginning inventory, airfare for l lo our nal'I warehouse, training, fix- tures & Grand Opening Promotions. Call Mr L o ughlin at Mademoiselle Fashions 2276 Pamela Lane.C M oo .-c. $495. 631·3888· oc-innw> .. -------C w Uff D •· ~ · ••• •••••••• •••......... ( orner estc r "' 2.~~7~.rs 4.J0..5 30pm l br, l ba. rrptc, OW. encl 4bdrm, Zba condo on f(Oll CENTER Ir-vine Newport Beach > Store Space for lease. HAVE A HI C H L V gar Nr Hunt Harbor WESTCU-North Shore or Tahoe NEWPORT 500 sq ft Call Melissa ~500sq. f'.l. & 1260sq. ft. PROFITABLE non· ••••••••••••••••••••••• (612)~l304 Ext. 6 G J rr f · f El l ut. 1 645~101 1n Huntington Beach. . · 2 8r ar Child Pet OK an.846-1186. 2br,2ba,rrpl.pool.nr Fully um 5/mlll rom egan exec 1ve su1es1 Flexibl e term s fran ch1Sed Jean & $485. As k fo r M 1k e 1,..,L..-31...... shops. adlts ~ + dep North Star MOO /wkly in prestige location C L 213 ,,.,_ 7202. Sportswear Shop of your 641 '"63 -.... ""'7· .......... "'"" ...u., Bert With complete s upport I Newport enter awyer I ,...,.,.. F -' 00 ·v• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·5596 ~ """""' ~~ I servic-es or other professional -----own eatunng over 1 ----------I r ·t CORONADELMAR brands -Levi . Van · 2 HUG F. Bedrooms 1n NEW WOODBRIDGE 3Br-.. ·.w/boatslip BigBear.closeto slopes. 714/ISJ.<1681 singeocrnexer s u1e . 1 . d r I "'vuuu 1· b · Prime retail loc. Hwy d e r b 1 I l , K e i n . carpeted, bu1lt·1ns , mo.551-91559 """'""'u.after6PM S175/wkly 546·0116 aft KOllCBfTH telephone answering ronlage . .,...,.."""'. Sedgelield. Brittania, s uper location Fully 2Br.28a, en. rpc,1675 Callrordeuils s ips 8, frplc , S45tday.I Law 1 rary, recept, r ., • .,,,...,,. -v•.........., .... ~-T 1 Le 1 AV many more. SJ6.500.00 ground noor Adults, no L-•--1. 31.a1 . -6pm_._ __ ,...11:: ..... ..-v" avai . ase ava1 3 7 oo 5 q rt de 1 u x e ....,., I -..,..-~" '9 C Viii g lbd El t ut.l CO Financial Tower includes lnventory, in· pets . .....,., mo App Y Apt ••••••••••••••••••••••• annery a e. rm. Large Big Bear Cabin egan exec ive su1 es 9M 2411 showroom & warehouse. shop training, Installed E 568 W W i lson Ocean rront condo , avail immed. $400/mo. Pool table. color TV . 2 WiJr~~~~~o~~~~~ Seetoapprec.631·'402. fixtures & Grand Open· ~4477 _ beautiful view or Divers _67_3-6522 __ . ------• frplc~ sips 14:_545·6916 services. 230 E 17th St ..... h lal l...tal 4500 ing. Open within lSdays. D ... PoMt 3126 cove. Z br. 2 ba. adults. Newport Heights Duplex 714/85Hl681 Cos ta Mes a s uites ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Mr. Hartley at ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets. ~hje Hardesty 2 Br. 1 Ba. Adults, no l...tals to se.ar. 4300 JS0.900 sq rt from 75'. All SSOO up. 1640• lndus'l /Of· P A C E S E T T E R 2 B 1 8 Wl'th r ·g Realtor 8244. pets. $495. Mo. 1st, last ••••••••••••~•••••••~·· 250-500 sq. ft grnd Or, aml:ntlies. Call Terry fice. 18101 Redondo Cr. FASH I 0 NS ( 21 4 > r. a. · re n e., M ·ng" Avoid deposits Fro built-ins, carpets & H•wport leoch 3169 deposit. 517 Bolsa. Days ovl ·. . , util.s pd. m S200 779 Cr sman. 554.9()()() "P". HWll Bch. 842-2834 937-9876 drapes. 1425. 951·0881 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·3520 Eves Wknds & {'ut living expe"!5"5 W 19th. St. C M. Tom 95J.7630. Ask for Louie. 548-50'1 . Professionally s ince 957·1900. 33801 Mariana PADll NEWPORT . 1971. ---M Lido hie, on water, bay HOUSEMATES 450 sq. ft. S450 per mo. El Toro 3132 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrmMINew! $525 Per MOfttlt COUMTIY CLUI view, tbdrm, tr Uv rm & 832-4134 4001 Bir{'h St. Newport UYIMG din. '675.675-7155. ---Beach. Agenl541·5032 . For F w/chlld to shr big ------ Singles, 1&2 bedroom Npt. Shra, across from condow/same. pool.jac. apt.s. &townhouses. From 5429 644-l900 bcb. Pool. Encl. gar. t.eMill $200. ~5165 5475/yrly. ~5078 Roommate wanted. M IF. Oceanrronl for Winter BEST RATE Great ocean view from this 2·story otrice suite in C M. Pvt entrance & bath. SSOO. No lease. 631·TT70. MESA INDUSTRIAL PARK ~ 711 w. I 7ftt...6t. Costa Melo. C.-t. 6.42-4463 ............. Oppam.lty 5015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOAN SSOO or more. Dbl. your money. Loan is secured by unprecedent· ed Lst ln film financing hlstory. 714-957 -4096 Moril J "Trwt Dtecli 5035 service or repain, turn lo the Service Directory in Cla111fied to solve your problem. 01fP.9tt, Trust .,... 5035 • ••••••••••••••••••••• MocMretFWsMtcj. SINCE 1981 lst.4a.bd TOI. S50K-S1M + Owner/Non Owner SFRa & Condos Commercial & lnduatrtal PETER DOBBS 64CM016 67~90U W• 20-22o/o Tiekf? On YourT.O. ·s. Notes SSRAisers· lnvestonSS Call Dennison Assoc. 673-7314 Want investor for Npt bayfronl home. Give well ~ured lst or 2nd T 0 . Agt. 675-6161. --- 2nd Tru s t Deed purchases arranged For details. call 960-1957 bkr. •~.....ts/ , ........ ; Lost Ir FoilRd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEIGHT LOSE IT &Earn Money 821·3241 Lost&Fa.d 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5671 Lost: Blk /wbt M. Cat. red collar w/name tag. 'Bunjl '. Vic Cd M . 640-4019 Reward LOST: Blk/Wht m. cat, red collar w /name tag Cd M vie REWARD 64()..t()19 Lost: 14K gold men's ID bracelet. nightclub. Lag. Bc:h, $100 reward. Dys 9156-2980. ~ 1140 5-cre Feet H ..... T,.-_o Rood ...t B T Ol"O rood. For 111on h•for111otlo1t cal.... Rentals. Furnished & s-t. AM 3110 25·35, to shr beaut house unrum. Broker. 675-4912. ••••••••••••••••••••••• in L.at Bc:h 494·5844 or S Br. 2 Ba. Condo. Across 497·21193. NO FEE! Apt. • Condo rrom S.C. Plaza. Securi· rentals. Villa Rentals. ty • swimming pool. •SMred U•ktcJ* Counaelors to per'IOnally select your compatible rmmte to suil your Ulestyle. Shared·Living . 833 Dover Or Suite 31 NB NEWPORT BEACH 60010 4200 Sq F1 •Janitorial Service & Utilities Included •Adjacent to Airport & Restaurant Row •Access lo 3 Major f'wys. wtSTCLlff AllEA Executive suites. ground rtoor to e . Secretarial /bookkeep· Ing serv avail. Call for more details . '714>631·36Sl. ............. 445 •2080 sq n ware.house ••••••••••••••••••••••• F o u n d : M a n ' s avail for immed oc· Wtllf'Mhj.Co. Wristwatch approx. cupancy. •2180 sq fl All types ol real eatate 2·21-81, Vic. Newport warehouse avail late investment11tnce 1949. Hel1hts area. Call to 17141 516-4910 ............... 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE WHIFR.E Tl& Luxury Adult units al al· rordable living. l ,2 & 3 Br. Well decorated. Olympic size pool , light· ed tennis court, Jacuzzi, park like land5caping. Most beautiful bldg. ln H.B. From PI0.148-0619 \~o AOUl T ~~ LIVING Pl • 01s1twas111rs I 880 s • Poot & Rec Room • Gatdtfl landscap•no • JOQ 10 Beith & SllOps ~ ')E A E NVIRON~E NT t I i • I t f •... I I f ·~ ~ 4 I 1 , ... : ' WOODl•llAnS. ....... ,I Adult lunry l • % 4' 3 Bdrm. 11Mutllul lua • 1tream1. Complete amenltltt. No pets. From•. Spadom 2 Bclrm W /DU c:pt, pajat, drps. Kida · OIC. No PIU. 7111 Hott. $415. MT·4IOI btwn S-Tpm. Xlat *· ~t eon- t cloa, 1·2br. $450-•oo. 'pool , Jae. ttnnlt. ... -. 675-4912 Broker S550 MS-24'2 . 2 br. J~ ba + gar. Hoag Hosp area, nu decor. open hse Sat • Sun 11·3, 4238 Hilaria Way , 2 Br. 1 ba. near So. Cst Plaza. Security gate. pool. l chlld ok. No pet.I. 1425 mo. 752-7474. 831·1801 _ssoo __ l_mo_._830-_587 __ ~---3Br. 2Ba nr So. Coaat M/F to 1hr hie in C.M. 3 Br. 2 Ba. lh block to Plua, ~I. ·Jae. pl•Y· S195 + ~ utll. Non·smkr beach. Yearly. ground, kids OK, 1530 675-7794, 549-8677 548-8083 mo. (%13) -..eo38 eves. -------------------.,........-----1 M /F to 11hr new home. 3 Spacious 3bdrm condo S.-~ Hl6 Br, 2"" ba. tennis crt. 2Y.i ba. Quiet loc. ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• Hunt. Bc:h. La Cuesta. ~Imo. Oceanfront 1tudlo apt l300.;,.Eall Sam to 6pm. 131-1759, Ul.·47'4 wltb petlo, overlooking 9e0-t..... .. 1---------1 pvt beach. •tmo utll Near new 1 br, centrally Incl. •maor498-5021. Matwe F. 2 br, Z ba, non· I ,..., t amoller. SZ2IO lqcl. utile. oca.-., enc . gara1e. W12t 1 lltr Htl F.V. 98M218 '500. 67).2113 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ---------- Zbr, Iba, frplc, Newpart New two bedroom, one Nice 2Br, 3Ba dlx twnhse. Hits. -/mo. bath "'1lt wttb 1ara1f. E. Blutrs. Nwpt Bch. 175-0349 $4.SOmonth. 541-0'711. Furn. DIOmo. 759·0&22 YEARLY. I Bf · 2 Ba. ...... ..,.... .... ~ Resp. Flo shr lge 2 br Steps to ocean. ~ per w a..fu -4 HOO Nwpt 1kh hH w /1pa 6 mo. Ila'. M5-91 •••••• .. •••••H•u••••• I BBQ, $Z15. 173· 19$5 . ~ 2 Br. I Ba. wttb S E A W I t4 D _97_·875 ____ _ cara1e. patio, pool. VIL.LAGE rem wanted to 1hr home Adda, no pea. 1I01 H. bdrm 1 w ,,. me n r OC C . 15th. St. Newport ::. 1!'2 iD 14 = $225/mo. Reh req. Hel&Na ••. IGTMO. from ::. 2 bdnn from -~---· ----- Mm VllW -+ poola, teanlt, rem aon-1moker 11-zs to LUM 2 Ir. 2 Ba. over. "r ..-f_!!.I!:..~~ sbr IBr, 2Ba rtdecor•t· looilna Back Ba)'. or ............. • -a I eel bee nr belt • ..,., mo. ~!!a~ 0! ~!!!:~11• r:, =· 8:'orttt OD H.B.•lWO ... _, '" c-.,,....-· 1 .. • r .... _.,;;.._ _____ _ balcmtila. ,. Domtar. ... h to c: • ulll Coevlllelolhl' •/fem or D =-=..._. IP U. W•cm Mc:Fad.S.. ' f . • -·or. · to s. .. rlnd Vtll•J•· ••a.. C.)J . .-0 mo. + Sf41. •MJ.19. ~ utll. MUI( be reap. --------1 (N)91111. ui.- 833-8813 Luxurious, rutt service of· rice space, l~ rms, con· rerence room , sec'I services . Newport Beach, Call for Info: 752-6188 450 sq. rt. Delightful working, apace with ocean view. Full bath. 3 yr old bldg. $450 mo. Turner Assocs .• 494-1177. Feb. •2·1IOO sq. ft. units Spec .... • identifyMJ-7339 For atof'e tit otnce space ·i 1 M h. .a ... •••••••••••••••••••••• at reuonable rates. avll ear Y arc _. W Tlh I.Mt: Khaki belt lo ladles 500 to 2700 Se Ft. sq. ft. •Leulng ortice 64Z.J I 71 545-06 I I raincoat. At Eue sale. Eb hrs. Mon. lhru Fri. 8-4. i---------Reward. &U-8693 M&sA VERDE R _Sa_t_. _IG-_2_. ______ Widow has-money ror PLAZA 1525 Mesa Verde E, C.M. COSTA MESA Industrial 2ND T.O. 'a any lite Lost: Schwinn Collegiate 54S.4 I JJ 5,000 sq ft, new Utt up, above Sl0,000. No credit mdl, cirls bike, green. 181Aa' clear celling, 450 sq ./. no pnJty. For action CM area. 548-5998 N.......,.rt 0 ·ach •1-ft ffl e• avail In call AGT 673-731 l ¥-..-DC •• ·'-" 0 c . WANr ACTION? IQ. ft. New dlx omce or ! o / d a y 1 . 1 -5 I y r anytime Clualf-' A..a-...... ..-8 retail w /pvt bath, leue .. 33' net. Owner•-,.------------------------------~:..===="""==-=-=·-=·~ security, a /c. 600-2400 (714)&0-971. sq. ft. 509 31st St. <next ---'-------1 to Bank or Newport, Ml Irvine so· sq ft renced Lido Cannery area>. caa dieseltanks. modern 675-32311. (213)641-9'700 1hop/otftc:es, 5S1..aoo6 PRIME WATERFRONT RETAIL SPACE 1st TIME AVAILABLE 500-2600 Sq. Ft. 'NEWPORT BEACH SPECIALTY COOEI PRIME C.M. loc. 1500 to 1800 IQ . fl. ofc . wareho1Ue. $450 plus mo, Avl. lmmed . 540-«li25 ..... w .... 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gara1e needed, C .M . area. mlllt bave 24 hr acc:tm. f73.T5M ·it~' ••••••••••••••••••••••• I&;;:, ... , 1001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** ~M...., ID Iowa Si. c.c.t.alleaa You are the winMr of 4he ...... (SM •aJ•), to ....... ........ ... 4tbntMu.I Ane"e'm CoavaaUoe OIMer cao.....,.,m.m1o claim ,.,urUcketa • ••• Use ,,,,_,At/ service when placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your classified ad . we take your messages 24 hours a day . . . you call in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad .. ·. this service is only $7.SO week. For more Informa- tion and to place your ad ca 11 642-5678. . t • Lait&,,._. H to twpW..tM JIOIW.W-.d r 100 HelpW.e.4 7100 ..... W...tM 7100 Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfTuesday, March 3, 1981 ........... •••••••••••• ~·•••• .. •••• .. ••••••••• 99eT••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 99e"T••••••••••••••••••• ~ ..._:Ml..abmlx,uftdea,-1 :. _ BEAUTI CIANS 1; COUMTllHILP . Dra~ry Coordinator,~~~~ ••••• !!~!~~!'!~•••• 7100 W..ted 71 00 Jt, It , 1old en, vie. ,. MANIC1JIUSTS, follow· Ambitloua, brl1bl and e1ep. Ptf'liOft needed for •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••: lJDdbwc School, c .M. ' .,.elm ln1 pref. To wort In •oetteUc people Wll\&ed drapery department ln GUAR~lrvin• • S.A. Uve.in lady matur~ ror PRl'NTSHOPTRAlNEE P'eb. n . Reward . ·zxecll. career 011pty. warm, friendly 11lon. forfollaftd p /tlmehelp our deal1n atudlo. locallona. 14,00 &r up companionship , Ute Musttypt'40wpm ._ !xper. nee. for P•IUon Hrs. flexlb ... The Rafr forbusydelllraandwich 55&-llOJ. f'll-'12Uor838-8191 tlakpg/cooltln a . tre-t> 333 3rd St. Laauna lal..t lllv..tment nrm . De~.Slf·zz:M, "'°P.Good1tartin1poel-room /board /salory Beach LOST: Blk/Wbt Cat AdamaJBrooktuanl area a EWA•Dtu.lsee M..nc.J/dental beoefitl tfon wtth lllnl cbMce for DRAPERY SHOP .UAIOS c I I M o I - 1W111iekl. Compu1.er ex. Beauty advancement In arow. In Nwpt Bch need a Full " part ume. All 4S:4m5 ra u n 11 P P IT·P/T help nttded In per. C.U: '40-0123 • Pro,-reuive salon Jn lnl compeny. To set up mtcbanlcal person. areas Uniforms rum'd . -_ mall room. Piece work Newport look In& tor appt. ror lnt.erview call Good driving record. Ages 21 or over, retlred Live-in. young disabled +incentive. 641·3907 I LOST: Male Gold Rabbit r-rc===~---•'••i creative, motivated, StuateTS-9000. P'aal advancement for welcome. Noexper. nee female business student --- vlc Tradewlnda /San· A -weU·lralned, exp Halr 1harpt.rainee.8'7S.0780. Apply : Universal needs Engbsh speaking PUI LIC U•-Pleuecalle4f.9M4 -"-1-C ll•-... -.. COUNTERHELP PJ'OteCUon Servke, L226 --'--k ( RB.ATI OHS _.., P~Acc .. t•t .,_ .. .-.. a ................ No experience nee. ~M DRIVERS WANTED W. 5t.h St .. Santa Ana =~rut As or Ann. Prr for resurt condos SCRAM-LETS Position w/Npt. Bch . BOOKKEEPER/ ahift.Fu11Ume.Applyln ParttimedeUvery.Ear Jnt.erviewhrs:9·12&1-4, _ GOOD phone voice. prop. m1mt. firm'. RECEPT. Medical of. person: Dlppily Donuts. ly momlbg, L.A. Times. Moo·Frl Live-in housekeeper com AM fAFT Santa Anu Hlf'WERS Outslao(Un& career opp-fl ee, Laguna area. 1854 Newport Blvd., Irvine/Newport Beach -pan.ion for elderly lady ofc AM/Aft M 00 hr ~ ty .-<J /L, A /P • A /R Small, coogmlal office, C.M. area. Must be reliable Is HAllU>IESSY S 642--0056 aft. training. 543-7957 Shadow-Newsy -w/emphasis ln financial full time. Insurance ·have dependable trans . w /Clientel. be your own ------- Power-Admire-analysis. rr you'r e rormS/typing. CalJ Bet· COUMTHHELP $425+. Call J eaa · boss. call Gladys MACHINIST Myunc~rn~'f:tanew ~~~~~yrig!r'P<;::l~e ty:499-1702. Sat /S uFn 110PAMM·8APM, 546-0235. 751·5221 __ Part Lime for short run Mon -r 7 · 1 M production lathe work robot that would do all for career advance· BOOKKEEPER/SEC'Y Winchell's Donuts 253 E. Driver fOI' van w /sbip-Hair dreaser wanted, lots lite. clean job 646-l2l5 ,.._.,,....o,.,.. P /T evenings. Over 3yrs. exper. necessary Costa Mesa 631-0700 tbe housework, but ment.C.U:~OW Fullllme. Experience l7thSTCM plng duties. Part time. ofdtOP ins.busy. ------ coWdn't sell it. He found pref. Newport. 631-2825 Steady. AM preferred. 494-5677. out It wouldn't do WIN------"-----Counte r he lp \\-anted Good growth opportuni-- DOWS. 1-·AC-c·o··u·N·Tl·N·G--1• 0 0 k k •• p. r I F .11 F I T ' M i c he I I e ' s t y w i t h a c t i v e HAJI STYLIST O ND Cltarcp Cleaners. sportswear company in NEED NEW IMAGE? ~e~ale,: p~~kd1!.~~~~ Rectster today for local Rapidly 1rowing C.M. 496-512.4 New P o rt Be a c h . Colleen O'Hara has 8 male , Shephe rd-tan temporaryasslgnments . mfg nnn is aeeklng an C PT 000 5 646-611118. S(J&Ciouaaalonlnperfect exp'd. full charge boolt-8 · ecretar y. ---------location. If could be ex- male, Shepherd-blk & 557 0045 keeper Interesting & Newport Beach Law Of· Driver to pick up de· actly what you are look· ~1:rr::!e ·m~!som ~r~. . pleasant work environ-fice~uk for Cindy Ray ceased pets & some yard ing for. 646-1345_.:._ - -en Lll1-menl, computer & <7141644-6Sl6 work. 19542 Beach Blvd. Newport Beach Animal • -ff B Sbelfer 644·3656 -budget exp a +.Growth CUSTODIAN .. ---------• 11MP011ARYPlRSONNHSllMCIS potential·controller F I T . 3 Pm _ 11 Pm . D Cl d 'thl 2 S I r y eaner nee s Los t : M a I e Ca t · )723 lfrcll Stre.t wt n y rs . a a ry male/female, Ha rbor matutt. resp. person to Orange/White. G reen Sl3K-SlSK to start. Send area church. Cal Chuck work 4 hrs. e.venings & collar.Reward.760-1977 Me~:.NCh ~:::.~:Js~~.C~~9= :at~~· M on F r i. Sat. Gd. pay+ gas Found: m a le German ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Attn:D.A.F. ----money . Mr . Be s t Shepherd mix, 2/24. nr ACCTG CLYI IOOt<KEEPB F /C C111to1Mt-RelaHotts Cleaners, CdM, 675-3306 Plavan School. F . V. Exp'd, mature person SECRETARY Growing financial co. in ~1862· for genera I office & F. V. needs person with Fech»i 'I Worii .... --------Costa Mesa location. d .v.,,. ffl P----&. 53511 payroll Accuracy a g .... ..,ne manner,o ce Permanent position. ...--'" Good w /phones . Full e pe t pt' g 1nke must.C M area x r., Y n · v-Y· CoslaMesa.631-0700. ~9-2ZIJ time. Typing, general Will Lram on computer ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRE LAW student needs · office procedures . $900+ Call : Bobbe. ~g~·. W~l~~~i~:o~:~~ --AD-V•EltTl--S•IN_G __ , 64~=Hpinc)--C-lerii--~~ --Fc~~g~~ eJs~ s ~:a~ ~~ill: DVM. P.O. Box 3242, Acd. Coordiftator D a t a E n t r y for bonuses. 641.3907. N.B. 9'21663. Full Lime. exper helpful C I erk /Term 1 n a I COVER GIRL •OUTCAU • 953-0778 MC /VISA Immediate opening for but not nee. Many com-Operator. must be setr- a ge n c Y e x Per · d · pany benefits. Apply at: starter. accurate. gd coordinator 'with gd 1660 Placentia Ave . ·th r· b'I t managerial /organiza-Costa Mesa _,, wi agures, a 11 Y to ttonal skills. Industrial -----work independent ly. ALI! CLERK or trade accounts back-*eAI DRIVYS• familiarity with general FIRST LADY ground prererred Call Checker Cab computer concepts Freddi at 7 14-730-~ 770-0222 helpruJ Salary open & Large insurance agency has immediate opening for rast. energetic file clerk. Paid company benefits. Call: Linda at S49-816l Escort. Models ~~~~~~~~I ----commensurate with exp -: Cashier & To Go position Gd opportunity to ad·;~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• Party Dancers. ADVERTISING avail. PM shirt. Exper vance with a fast grow· I . •972-1345 * ADVERTISING preferred Ski nn y ingCo.inC M.549·2221. 1Flexable hours, car . MC & VISA Accepted SALES Haven Restaurant 9901 ------I phone, nee -Yorttown Ave.HS Apply DELI. F/f & P ff. 642-3169.: 4-SP~ $2000 + in person Eslary's. 3444 E. Coast * * * FANTASY READING, nc. 0 .C. NEWEST & MOST LIBERAL STUDIO IS NOW THE BEAC H AREA'S CLOSEST AC· T JON. 8125 Bolsa . Midway City. Jus t 2 blocks east or Beach Blvd. behind liquor store. 543-9243. *FOXY LADY * OtrrCALL ONLY VISA MC • 972-1138 * ExoHc Escorts 558-1946 PERMONTH - ---Hwy,CdM.675-1354 Rost~ Must be experienced. C ... SHIER --Call Mr. Crossen. "" Delivery Driver to work 20111 Kline r 759 0652 Fulltime ro r large at auto parts store. Must $.A.Heights • marine hardware store be 18 or over. have valid You are the winner of Xlnt benefits & working California Drive r 's 4.&.......-o..tc1.~ Alarms Winning team Experienced personnel required by Oranl(e County Security con· tracting rarm Low voltage & electrical ex- perience neC'essary. Ex· conditions. 645· I 7 l l ~ " • ...,... license, good driving re· ($14 value). to CASHlER HOUSEWARE SALES Apply in person: Crown Hardware, 1024 Irvine . ( Westcliff Plaza> NB perienced only need app. --------• ly 714-838-6310 ASSIST MANAGER Auto rental. No exper. necessary. Call 979-8826 or 772-tlSSO. CASHIERS UTDTEM cord, & know Cost a AR•el"' Mesa. Apply at Hub loat Sltow Auto Supply , 2120 Mar.4thruMar.8 Ha rbor Blvd . Cost a Anaheim Convention Mesa. 646-2464 . ask for Center Claud. Call 642-5678. ext. Z72 to o..tal Auist.t claim your tickets. *** Chair side. RDA & X-ray li e. req .. 4~ day wk. FULL TIME days /nltes. benefits, s alary open A N 64.2~.673-3403wknds ns. serv. o exp. nee. Call: 833-3333 EOE Handicapped workers, fast hands /good mind We want you. 641·3907. HARDWARE SALES LAGUMA IEACH Retail Perm full & p/time 240 Bro:1dw11y 497-4403 HARDWARESAU :S Full time/Part time Ap- ply in person Crown Hardware. 1024 lrvme <West cliff Plaza) N.B ------Help needed. Take' & de· liver orders Hal(h earn in gs poten t a a I Ph 642-3169, 4·8PM H O M ECLEANING SERVlCE help needed immed Call btwn Mon Thur 5 7PM. 645 0961 ----. HOST /HOSTESS Full time. 2 positions available. Day & eve Must be able to work • wknds Apply in person 3PM lo 5PM The· Jollv Roger. 400 So Coas"t Hwy, Laguna Rear h No p~onecaflc; H osts 1Hostes s e!. Waiters/Waitresses wanted for· Ichabod's Penthous~ Operung soon. 0 Co 's newest nighl s pot II stories in the sky. Dining & dancing lo rock & pop Up to SSlhr 18 ok No exp nee . will tram. App ly in person at 23861 El Toro Rd. <lop floor of Home Savings & Loan Bldg.) El Toro Thurs. Fri. Sal, Moo & Tues between&-9pm. 951·2800 24 Hr. Service Serving Or. Cty AUTORENTALAGT Den~-'-tl ... t Ga•oautt.lper No exper. necessa ry MARKETS VttMHiiM C "di Work includes operating 1---------• _ Call!J79..8826or772-6550 For2nd&3rdShifts Laguna Beach. Dental Hesson m o we r . Ex· Hotel MACHINE SHOP Real E,,tate Lie ne<:- Loat Offlctt Exp. lll 2nd & 3rd TO TRAlt-tE~S I o an p I a c em e n t Jmmed openings ror C 7 I 4 ) 8 3 2 6 3 l I . mach. operators W1U ..!..2131413-~ Real Estate l.ac ne<' train for C M plant F.x c ell. co ben e fit s Deltronic-545-0413 lnvntment Cowiselor Exp m 2nd & 3rd TD -l oa n pl aremen l ---------<714 183 2 6:111 , MACHINE SHOP lmm ed o pen1n ~ machine opera tor trainee All girl dt·pt 6AM·2 ·JOPM l'ost:i Mesa plant Excell company benerits App ly : Oeltronic. 545 0413 MANICU RI STS WAMTED W 1Clientnl great n·ntal. xlnt wo rk1n~ conrl 770 2345 MEDICAL COURIER Mu st have o "n tran-;portataon & hl· ramahar "Ith CJlaf frwy sy.,tern No sail'" Pleasant posrt10n for in di v wh<1 ~nJO\'S llrn mi: Mon Fr i 'I 5 P\1 . 7~ 8500 MB>ICAL OFFICE Nee d s p erson rx penenced with rlH· taphone. mi.urance ball 1ng & h andling telephones One person office Fullllmt' pos1t1on Santa Ana a r t>a 831-0480 Medical <213)413-4050 Real Estate SUCCESS OR FAILURE IM '11? l. llave you t•onsadercd the pitfall~ o r rom merr1al & rt'S1den t1al re al estate? For e"<ampll· 17''1, INT. rates. long esrrows. farming ror listings, l'ompetitaon etc' Prof.-ssional Land Corporation Has the answl'r for vnur suceess in 1981 · 2 Learn to market lo" cost lots and acreage In So. CaliL We have JO'': INT rates. F.arn $SOK tn $1 50K. first ~ear. un Ii mated leads & more' License re.,lred. For success in 19111. ai.k fnr Mr Telle:. 955-3402&83111557 Receopt /Gett. Offiu Small, friendly c·om pany near t')('ean need' rullllme person for re• ceptaon & 'ar1(•ty or general off11•t• duL11•s Must have i<ocwt tyflmg s kills Doona 645 3632 RECEPTIONIST With ex<:-ellent typing sk1ll'I for engmeermg or lice C M 957 1141 BACK OFFICE part tame. N. B F.KG & l'hest X ray. Reply Class1£1ed Ad lt834. 0 111ly Pilot, PO 1---~~~·----Box 1560, Costa Mesu. Ca. 92626 Medical Receptionist 1Typ1 s t needed for busy pubhr relations offrce Harn work but fun 641 39<Y1 RECEPTIONIST/ LEGAL TRAINEE * ........ H .. W..t.cl 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aeataw-ant PRY COOtc. COUNTER & ASSIST MOR. pogi- Uons open l.h fa.at food rfttautant Nr Alrport 63t-1J8Z .......... H.lp Del Taco In Newport Beach ls now hlrinl{ full & part Ume help Roth day & night shifts available . Please apply In person 2112 South East Bristol. Newport Beach. Restaurant Show dancer wanted for lc.heocfs Plftthouse Opening soon. 0 Co.'s newest n ight spot 8 stories in the sky. Oining & dancing to rock & pop Upto$7. Apply in person ut 2:fl61 El Toro Rd. Clop floor of Home Savings & Loan Bldjt >. El Toro Thurs. f-'ri . Sat, Mon & Tues between 6·9pm. Restaurant Day r oo d po st lions /Cocktail pos1t1ons. Apply in person· THE RUSTY PELICAN 27~ W PCH. Npt Rl·h Restaurant Wait~ fWaitresns Exper'd . p/time needed for dinner shirt SS 75 per hour No lips Pvt roun try club Call art 3PM. 644.~ HF:TAIL Clerk full M p 'time Costa Mesa Sta laoners, 270 E 17lh Costa Mesa Apply 111 pef"l;On IOAM Lo 12 unly RETAIL SALES I LAGUNA BEACH Hardware Prrm full lV p 'llmc 240 Broatlwn y. 497 4403 Retail Agent v.1th 2 nr m•1rt' vrars exp 1s nct'd<'<l to help mcreuse relail sail's in Ir~ 1·om mert'IJI oH ic·e Xlnl salary & twnefits Send rl'-;ume to i\ssr.C'i:ttPd (' a r cl I I I ft • ;! 2 I I \lartan Pla1a Ccmtre. In ant• 9'l7 15 Altn Tom m1c RN 11 7 Chari(<' nur..,c• 110 bed EC F F'ull & pa rt tame. gd ... alary Mesa \' e rde ('om I los pt . 661 Center St . CM 548 55115 Routr dnvt-r; v.<intPd for dehvene. or nc" 'nack food produc·ts to loral s upermarkets Some exp. gd driving reC'ord Perm position 848 1900. SAILBOAT RIG<;ER . 1'":x11l'ri<'nC'ed 1n elec tronk installation Call art 7PM 213-430 ~1 '* * • --We promote to manage-ex per req. Good wages. c e 11 en t be n er J t s • PM Housekeeper J .L AUTOMOTIVE ment & superv1s1on rrom benefits. 494-8555. 546-66112. LCllrtft ~ Tune up person & auto within l..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii ---------Fwll'mMfE•es R ECEPTl ONIST ror radiology om ce in N A F.xp pr;eferred M F, l(d ~nefits 631 4422 Nursing Newport At•at·h C uriel i.---------telephone manm•r 1m l950l6thSt.Apl -205 detailer. MIF . expr WANTA CAREER? DISIGMH GB8.ALOFFICE We are seeking reliable Newport Beach ~rer. $12 to S18 per hr Costa Mesa DaAFTH Typing & gen. ofc. skills people oriented persons Youarethewinnerof IJaft• 6611...,., tu Del Mar ,_.'d.W ...... v·n·ed •-t'n· E · 11 t 4fneticlleh -a __ ... ~-· 631-9421 Laguna Beach e lec-t·e-.. r-Ung ..... " Cos-la M""esa nJOY exce en co I r l "'" benefits includmo a free (SJ4value),to BABYSITTER/NANNY. lron cs manu ac urer area.546-7172 meal per s hift. Apply in ,.. _ _.._._ Competent woman to Laouna Beach needs: 1---------~ " 33 •an experienced penion .._ ... ~llllllllllllllllllllllll!llll!I!!~~· person 9AM·Noon. Mon-loat Sltow care for n ewborn 494·92 to be responsible ror r-G.•&,.LOfRCE Fri.Personnel. Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8 Mon/Wed & Fri. Approx drafting & mechanical = MARRIOTT HOTEL Anaheim Convention 6 hrs day Xlnl salary Huntington Beach design functions. Must Huntington Beach area. 900Newport Center Dr Center 673-8423 962·9116 h a v e t h o r o u g h Sm . offi ce. lnvoic'in g, Newport Beach C II 2 ---•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!I f d f i typing, heavy phone O a 642-5678. ext. Z1 to ---------= knowledge o r a t ng contact with customers. Equal pp Emplyr M /F claim your tickets Banking CIRCUS VARG.AS procedures. PC board 847_3563 * * • Costa Mesa. Mar. 17-19 layout, digital. analog, ~~~~~~~~~ --------TELLERS Office & delivery help I microwave circuit de· J:: Desperate for S. W 25 yr FULL TIME F tr. Call 54&-1266. sign, & some knowledge Male will seriously con--of electro-mechanical sider selling a kidney or Position available ln our CLEANING packaging. any other body P,art. South Coast Plaza omce N e e d he I p i n m Y DRAFTH Med. pur poses only Experience pref'd. Call established residential •to do mechanical detail Reply Daily Pilot Ad Kathy Amburgey cleaning service. Good drawings for assembly #829 PO BOX 1560 CM S40-4066 pay. Call today. 751·5198. & layout Knowledge or 92626 s h op pra c tices & A TUNTIS MASSAGE SPA Be pampered by 16 Beau\ G~irls. Open 10AM-4PM days Phone MS-; TOUCH A CLASS ESCORTS 752·0817 lNTROSPECIAL MYSTIC MASSAGE MASSAGE SlOW /AD Santa Ana 556-4656 CALIFORNIA FEDERAL Scrflngs & Loan 695 Town Center Dr. Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 Equal Opportunity Employer Banking CLERICAL Invoice ofc machines des Ira ble nds per~on accurate Work or school exper. w tfigures, typing & 10-equivalent to 2y rs . key. exp. req. 979-86001 hig~chool mechanical C.M. draWlllg & math courses ---necessary. Cieri& Opportunity for advan· Pharmacy & Hallmark. ce m e nt & ca re er Exp. pref 640-7373 growth. We offer xlnt. --'--'-------1 pay & benefits + CLOTHESTIME 4 DAY WORK WEEtC Now hiring part time Facility is in beautiful sa les & Assistant Laguna Canyon near M anager T r ainees Beach & Resort areas. Minimum 6mo. ex· Call for appt: Personnel perience. Call 642· 1231. Dept. ·Telonic Berkeley: GBBAL OFFICE Immediate opening for a d e p e ndabl e, ex · penenced person with xlnt. typing skills & a pl easi n g ph ,o n e personality. Duties will also include riling & general office work. Xlnt. benefits & working conditions with a grow- ing company Apply in person at: THE JOLLY ROGER INC. 17042 Gillette Ave . Irvine 714-546-0331 HOUSEICEEPEtt Live·in, 2 in family sim- p 1 e cooking. s ome English. must have local hskpng rers Linda Isle An s w e r Ad . 11356 642-U>O. 24 hrs Housek~per ror elderly lady Live.in Mature woman to drive. cook & keep house. Attractive a r ea Refs . req 'd 644·2120. 673-2991 Housekeeper loving non smoking grandmot her to live·in. Mother ex peeling Well paid Rers 646-0193 Housekeepers wanted Seacliff Motel. 1661 So Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, 494-4892. AMBER formerly with COVER GIRL Is now with THE GIRLFRIENDS' leapt fSwltcllboard Seeking personable ap- plicant with 'gd. phone etiqu ette. Exper helpful. Typing re- quired Call: Sylvia Waters. 552-~n oo GEHERAL OfffCE Need good typing. 10-key skills & phone manner. Order Desk & lite bkkpg. Part time now, possible full lime. 1537 Monrovia Ave. N.B. 548-5125. COMPETENT 714-494-9401. Laguna Housekeeper /Companion Career opportunity forr~B!e~a!!ch!.!!E!!.!!O!!.E!!.!!!!!!!!!!~ lO&m Fri. to 1pm Sun. THE . IAt«OFIRVINE Equal Oppty Emplyr mature individual whor: Gene.raJ Office Newport Beach 64~2810 communicates effective-Disabled shut in to ~ake Person with good skills Housekeeper/Companion ly, think.a on their feet, phone messages. Sl per lo work in N.B. office. for elderly person. Live- leams 9uJckly. works call could work into 100 Gd benefits. P lease call in or out. 833-2009. well with ot.hers or calls per mo ~ra. Kelley at 752-8931. 1--'---------1 alone. t ypes 80 wpm. (714) 842-193S HOUSBHPYS LVN. 3-11 . Mcds & trc•at menls Good working co ndition s . Nev. gradualt> a cceptable Mesa Verde Convales · cent HCX'ipital , 661 Cent<'r St ., Cos ta Me!la . 548-558.S OFFICE MANAGER Over 2S lo work with youth. Must be s harp, outgoing. attractive person ali ty , iood telephone voice. and ability to meet people. Be an enthusiastic elf- starter with supervisory experience Rapidly ud- v an ci n g Co with benefits. Start al $180 per week. We train J IM LONG & ASSOClATF.S Youth Counselors Call 2pm·5 :30pm 642-4321 ext 343 PART Time ladies. men. Work rrom home on new telephone program Earn to SS pe r hr 846-2172 Part lime help in oHace 4 da y week 5PM 7PM SJ 35 hr. t o start Nt'wport Harbor Animal Hospital. 631·10~ Part Time CCMtHllMJ Youth Carrien Adults with outstandlng attractive persouallties to spend 15 hrs per week counseling youth ages portant Type fiO wpm 543-2283. REC EPTIONI ST Person to greet people on tract sales office. 8 h r d3ys, days or week nex C M Joe Mus t br cheerful & presentable SS /hour. Tera, 979 3376 Re<eptionist Part/Full Tame Recep t1on1sl. Typing. light bookkeeping & other clerical work llasson & Assoc 851 -1651 - - RECEPTION IST Pa rttiaie . Tues . & Thurs only. Typing re quir ed Nwpt Bc h 675-IM>36 SALES C ustomer R.totf0tts TRAINEES This 1s a perm pos for career oriented. highly motivated individuals. Our comprehensive <;ales trammg program will prepare you an rle \•eloping new accts as well as maintaininll: ex· istmg rustomer base an the 0 C are a In daviduals willing to work hard & take direc·lion will develop highly pro fitabl e sales s kills " unlimited incom e potential. For confaden· tial interview with So. Calif's. largest indepen dent dealer. contact Lori Murray Calif Copying Products 17741 M1tchell. lrvme 979-2333 RECEPTIOMIST N•wpori l eoch hotel has imrMd. ftffd for -~~~~~~ receptionist willinq to train on MOCJ Cord. Fulltlme . A pply in penon. PersOMel Of· fice, Del We b b 's Mewporffi Inn, l I 07 Jamb o r•e ; H .I., _10mn-4em- RECEPTIONIST Full time. Sun .-Thurs. Lite typi.ng & 10-key ex perience needed P vt Country Club. 64<4·5404 RECEPTIONIST With or without typing nee<red Top pay Tem porary & full time. Cail Tod Services at 979-8900 SALES Clerk for retail marine har~ware store P tlimt, exper. nee . Call Balboa Marine. 549-9671 . E 0 E M F IH Sales/F.ng-electronics F.slablished Manurar turer's Rep Excellent opportunity Salary IOenefits/lncen t1ve. Industrial equip· ment eo mponent o; Orange County area EZRA MINT Z AS· SOClATES INC. 213-670.5419 Sales Girlfriends •ISCOITS• .._ /Offta /Hofft Banking shows i.nitlative. Busl· GENERALOFnCE We have an immediate ness Computer Retailer. Domestic Help wanted. Newport Beach Stock 0 P e n i n g r 0 r 2 646-0221 Uve in position. Market Advbory Firm. housekeepeni. Full time 10·15. Even inl{s & l•--------•I Weekends Available S7S GREAT HOURS C,,.._,5 Hou ... A Christian couple or 1 If YoU can .... type, han-positions. 1 OP M -6A M --..--person needed to take dle telephones, do Ute s hifts . Excell. fringe * 719-1216. ~Hn Now Hlritlg JIC Visa TELLER , .... n.. With driver's license. care or 3 cllildren. + ~eeplng &: ~want benefits package. Apply C.M. area. Call bet. 9 & cooking. Must be able to lo leam .... about the ln persoo at: Advanced The beautiful Laguna _3..;..._Me-_1_004_<M_a_rv_ln_>_._-i drive. Car &: seU con-ltoCt m.artret It data en· Hee Ith Center, 1300 ** Beacb,dfice ot a leading Eacer buyers rud the tained apt. provided on try, call 540-123'7 Bristol St. North, Ste. SPIRmJAL aaviaP &: loan baa an Cluaified ada enry day. same &rounds as main !HOO. Newport Beach. READINGS lmmecllate opportunity u YoU bne aomethina house In So. La1una. For •0•_...-------E.O.E. M!F 10.m.JOpm. Fully Lic'd. for a Teller. Experience ror aale, reach them fast detail• call J udy at •--------- per wk . Call 2:30-S:30pm. Mon thru Fri. 642-4321 ext. 343. Ask for Lori ... PfTA~DAMT Buay beach kennel. S t art $3.75. Helen , 494.0142. 492,1218 or 492-tOSC 1815 ln SM. ii preferred. We od lne 58&-NOO. Moo. thru Fr1. ,,_...._.., 0.. Legal Secretary, exp in S. Cam•"o Real, S•n o ffer an excellent a q>en1lvely, caU 9AMt.olPM. ' la90W~ liUCaUon, gd skills. H.B. Picture Frame Fitter, Clem t'' '" aalary, Cree parlrlna and 6'2-5878. Non-smoker. 848-1400. Coat.om quality shop, paid caner apparel. For 1 H ... ......De*C""8 exp, ref's. CO.ta Mesa . : .. ~le. ......... =~~~;{:7~~=.e ····••t I r Pilu1'. 1AM-SPll Li:~:.r::r~~1:~ (71 4=:00M li•u• & f'IOllJTY • • PIX Op1H•• nex hn. Prefer back-~VISOI kcl..... 7001 ... AL • ~mlrlman . • l!:)cp'd.ZPll-lOP M lround In clvll llt./bual· Pot. requlrtt min. 10 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• Cla• a..-__ ... Loan naa plannln1. word pro-yn. prlnilnC exp. Strona CAUWDfllADIO! --=ua., e Expertenc at least 5 yean. e S,..Mhda h cetatn1e•phelpful. Con· snechanlcalwtechnlcal Ad verllal a a Salea. 1 ~o,portunlty e Must be able to use newspaper e.• · lAdie'a,.,_ uct ·""' at <7 14) bqmd. ill eb otraet. ~b1_ncHov.t. ·-t..~ Emplofer e camer a and p latemak ini e 'it:.~1~'6.~:l'!' t7s.om. • ~!.~comt.'ga~ c.rlTMflM.ttll ~ • 1y1tema. Excellent wa1es .. na e · s:JOPlr.tfPll ..... ~ -. •• •·· · " ben eflt1. A~p)y tn person •' Pllot, P.O. Bo• 1560• ....__.. .........,.,. .... ,_: ·'. I to ~--Dall ~ c-.M ... c •. _. ~---~ t ill•i,...P 1a ••· j. W relWD8 rlftle ""'-" Y Pleue c.alt fOT I Pr.· boeb oft9 "'-~ llC.-TIOHIST Exper'd. person needed to handle busy board In dynamic Npt Bch. com- m 'I. brokerage office. Professional ap- pearance & mannerism a must. Call : Lalla, w.: RECEPTIONIST I aecretary for 11m. H. 8. firm. Excoll. on phone. t;,piftJ eowpm +. Out•o· ln« ~·lily. 980-2441 ILi.~ Real est.te ftrm oeeda e•peri.n~ 1ccr11tary for tu C.111. otnce. Must bav• excellent l1ptn1 1klU11, 1bortlland not N• qldrad bul btJplul. Wlll ualat mana1er wltb ~ ol olJlce. R .E. Ile.me .,_lrable. Call &uaaneat·.-. W\llr61 f j ·' Ol rlhl iicm, 0. Co.'1 • Pilot. • =~=-• llOa •J'r " Ille ............... DaU1 utueMlsa Muttetaalona • ..... ..,,,... pro. .. .-alpU ·~.' • e1 I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PUot a..aw Adi to Turret, alQng c 11 mo • ~!:Ell§ ut~~il : DJ0iJ.~ ·:'i ~ ToPlaufour :-.:.,:.:.eo. =-~re~d~~:~i .• ~-~~~~-:W:~ea,... ._. .. .,.•:"i!.°!. I coat.a lfaa, c~ "hit ReMalt " , : , ·w .. _' M'a~!~ boqhtlt ~·i.~;.-H1Ln ~ ..... , II 1Wllk1Ww. PAjuaJ opp0rtWiity E~ • 14trYIH DlndOfY• .:~ •e, v~ ... c~-·~ .I". llelP>•-·· .._........... -..a : ._. II •· ,,._ • ' ' • _... c-·1 ·-, Pia-'--" aamr.1 ..i II .,,.,,., '• *" -_. -u· .,.-._eellc't.kln., I 111a.;r' ... "'" t-W~lll·-· ~ • ..., '" · · '" ... _ ~-"';:, ...... ,_, ,ot..U &9ttn11 Uarou1b ft ]#fk.111..,...· ., ~-' -·1'-*. , • e1'"••ll3W u ....... .__ ·!······-············~ '42-1671 ..... -QM w 1 aD. Dallf Ptlot Cl111lft~ ._..._Dl\ILYl'O.m · ····=,_ !£"" ..... _._,,, • ~ _ ~di, •i'lldDIMJ'lll.•""9 Adl.0016G·a171 _ _ Rat.PWAlll'DAD8_ ~ -1' .. --~--_.::..___ ---' ---~---... . -, • 4PM-tPM Join the Los Angeles Times Circulation Team & adapt your work sch e dule to your lifestyle. Work Shrs/day In a Tl.mes ClrculoUon l ales om~ nea.r )'our home le have more UM~ for YoUr famUy, at udla, or leillurely pt'riodl. We P•>' ho11rly wa1•• • comtnlMloM. LOSANOELltS TIMEe 1375 Sun flower Av~. C.M • . a * Ofange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tu.-day, Maren 3, 1$81 ,....... IOIO J • ..., 1070 Wltnl• •-IOI M•ut , ............ a ······················· ....................... ...................... 1n11 ,, ... , •• 'z • • ••• .._-Wms~ 7100 Willte4 Ill tl'9dt complett Ja.7 Port·a·Crlb, '*5. Hiib ............................. , .............. .. ~-~-............. ROlll'I flatw•n .(I Mt ,....,, •. Stroller, Sl.5. Gu IT AR . y. m. b. BARI ENT WINCJn;s, sA&:IS SICllTAIY Druel party table, hex· tor .tt~>cr ::n Llbatw.f7S.T75Z '6M. t.Ae new. Mtut C.::".J'..: Is a . ~Beath ltadlnl X Int opportunity for ••on, 4 chairs, $2$0 ~hain. It" or looter. CaJJ Co= Beauty u(on ~MlL~:_!Sl!!7S~. S41-0MS~~~--1~~~~~~~--.le'Wieft ... t1n1 full 1hu.pperwontorpoeltlon Laoe wrlttn1 duk, torllllormaUoa teo.IM4 et pment6mlsc.tum. Jbaon electric 1ultar. RowtniDORY,ll'J1u1. u .. Employee well with lar1e ~lta1ln1 walnut, '8xMx2t. $75. av,.._. Ul-11115 Prof. model with TrM of Ttak cap ralla. rratn. =.:..~:; ~~C: Co. at ueeu&l•• offtt'ff Sofa. I', told/oUve leaf, Man'• 14Kl. yellow sold Redwood, 2 • t'1 xlnt U fe ...._up to the neck Compl!!h wttb lllhl· iac~ Saturday, no :km:·=~~ P9tTlllle.loltt 1...;.17_s_ •• _a;..:1~•:__ ____ 1 brM:eletlnanu11et.lf>•· deckinl 1'000'onhand WooCl1riln body with weidit .IG2UZ. •"'*'81.Call1'13-NS4. at>oveeo.rpm, dlctat.lnc MUST8£110.ROV£8 Ref'scleanwork1ood., Co&acbSL50.DtnlnfTbJ + tured curb Unit. 8411 at 55'/ft.Ms.ti11extm bard •hell ea1e. t&OO. For Sale: Brand new machine exp a must . CALL10AMT03PM • sioo. R.Mc FF, cle1n t cbn aeo, 4 1port 14 .. so~ of •ppralled ~ Chrysler L5hp outboard Sa'-OPPOltTUMfTY tltort.band preferred but 714-847•2422 '11lnt aoo. P'nr. uprt&ht, Whet II SSO . Wood v alue .S48·t44t or ..... T=•au OfflcePw ... we A enrtne, in the box. l yr CQMTIMUIS Nm7sf27rc~:r~!i l!ltillil!'!~~~!!!~~~ =~j~ f.~1;;, ~:~;Jl"3ay~~b~::; 1_1 ... 5:-.vr:-dJ"-.-rtn-g-. -S3400--ca_•_h_1s--e-m_1 .. _1n-~-a-1-td-w-.-,1r-.-r-1 0~•T!f .. ~.! ...... ~!!~ A::bi~";lio. ~:.'.~0· TO KNOCK TIACHH wortt._good 175. 54M5l3, _e_v.....;ea_. ------+ rnllc. gold jewelry + w /f>rallu Portable COPIB $400 7'1a llpHOHDA Wheft 10U work for the l•--------i Pre-school. With classes ~ King Sa Bdrm Set $255, olherdJa,500208. _S1_35_1_o_B0_96U87 ___ 4 ___ 1 __ or_olf_er_._w._~ __ ev_e;_1_1 Lons 1baft, xlnt for ~r~.U::l~aptTlm es llCllTAIY orexperience.504750. --------FuJI"'SI .Bdnl' Set $100, 1--------3 Metal Cat~ 1 P'-lrn--... IOtO ullboata.1325.675-5994. "'-Id e · aa a Sea• Pacific Slrlpper, a Kenmore washer $75, Coff~;TbJ .... E d Tbl Gold & Silver, top dollar. arr era, ._.,,_... 1"' representaUveln a tead!Qgmont.hlyboaUng TIACHIR Mayta1 washer 1125, Sol ....... n Clusring1? '201•. other miac cat ••••••••••••••••••••••• OmuGeo.Re built PMt time sales profram mafHloe tocated in Preschool. Full time. Hotpolnt dishwasher $20, a $25, Stereo MO 1157-8053. accesa. 84.2-0529 GULBRANSEN Spinet, 548-9817. whlc:h lnvolves signing Needs ECE. COlfta Mesa S 9 5 . Guara n teed $48d -~ eves, 751·5221 gd. oond. 1750, 642·9178 ·8'7s.<r740 up new 1ub8crlben In Newport Beach. ha; an area.Mi-OUl. 54&-_a...:ys ________ 12 loose DI•. 1.50 eta.· Reasonable! J ohn Wayne arttPM the ~mmunity. Many lnunedlat~oi>eflnl ora 8872. l.75cts. Have ap· Tennis Club Family ---------1 ...... Power 9040 now ln this program sectttary. -·c ... •101 C I I 4 b Like new contemp. blue pra'·als ...... ,000. w1·11 Membership. 644·1Sl3or LOWRY ORGAN , 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.h The poeition requires a •-~ a or c urr;aer caa sofa wtmatchln• chair, "' .,_ k bo ..... na.t 1 E earnmore anl200per f 2 ECE ll i-.. to If J I " Sac. Call for info. 759-MlCJudy> ey a ...... ~a . X·31'CHRISTri·cabin.T/S. week I« working Just a mlnlmum o yrs. ex· ... un s requr~. s ve, se ·C ean n g $.190cash.988-4982 ..., • .,.,,,6 "'"''CVLOPED1A cellent condition. l600. Gd. cond . Sl9,000. f ........ _ hd perieoce+tminimum Costa Mesa, Garden oveo,whlte,$75.MS-ZOU _.,.,IO, .,.,, __ .. _,. ew,_...eac ay. typing Sklll of 45wpm. Gl-oveareas.642-0Ul. Redwood burl lable & ---------or n ..... euuer.966-59N ti7:J..9060 We're Jc:Qdng for sharp Sho-.. andd-a·rable, but ---------Matclllnf Washer/Gu .. 1 . d b d Diamond pier ced ear· AMERICANA ---------individuals who have a 1"' ...., T """'ORE D a ngstze woo ea · I Complete set, excellent WURUTZER Plano with LIVE Aboard toat in not mandatory. c.n RS ASSISTANT . ryer. 2~ yn old. $295. bo-_... sa -1 • ._1 r nga, .SO cts. Appr . _ .... , h neat a,,....•rance and a s lal I f D I •~2 57""' d ... "• c.""' ........, · •1200 Wiii II • ..,, Cuuwuon. 175. 531·6618 benc . Ebony Spinet. Live aboard s Ip 40' ....--Xlnt. benefits include: pee c asses or han· eM • .... · ..... •Ys. • . se .... 5. · =·f;etap~~l,:;~~ g r oup h ealth/den · dic•pped adults. 2 yrs. 4!M-1579eves. Gius top 38 in table set 558-7275 Nwpt Bch Tennis Club ~ate Party 631-11818 Owens ready to move wages+ generous com· tal/life/profit·sharing. coUegeexper: req'd. ~x· llcydls IOZO w/2 ant frencb chrs Sl9SM --OCl-.. --.,-,,-.,,----1-0_7_1-1 fam. membership avail, ------_on_to_._N_B_._64_2_·_4644 ___ _ missiooa. Previous sales Please ca II for In · cell. vacation & an-••••••••••••••••••••••• _f7_5-_1.M9 __ . ------i••••••••••••••••••••••• $800. Call Answer Ad Wanted: Sheet Music 30' Pacemaker '63. xlnt •xperience helpful. but terview /appointme nt. surance benefits. Wkdys Blc.,..a... ""'-·'-" b d R II T • Al Co ••"1 ..... ~--24 b... any cond1"t1'on cond, 400 ma·. range. ~~ 714-64.S-1611. 8 :30 to 4PM United T""" " • ....,er ' ran ° op Secy, snany r mpressorServlce ..... ,_........,, u . 751-8875 · Crusa<1er diesel eng. lo ~al~:~~·y -Friday Sea& Pacific Skipper Cel"ebral Palsy Assoc new, a.so. draw/s upply spaces, l hp port. comp, S28S Karastan Rug 10'Xl8' ---------1 mi. all canvas. fresh 9AM·SPM. 957·2361 ext Equal Opportunity Sant.a Ana. 546-5780 , 831·5019. very IOOd ~968·7260 Sale price. S40-42M Blue/Wine main colors Sporfiltg Goods 1094 paint topside & bottom. 1121M Employer M /F I .... I M•arlah 1025 Antique dining room set. Mhcel•10. 1010 '500/080968-1883 ....................... Dana Pt. $17.000 firm. SALES/Order Desk Mus t be Englis h & Spanish speak'g. Marine or ~uto. exp. helpful. F ~e pos. Excell. co. TYPISTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 chairs. Needlepoint ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIMBER UP . SHAPE Days (213)463-3249. •Immediate Openings Steel buildings, you. seats. Good condition FLY INTERNATIONAL Super Savings on Amway UP WITH A SLIM GYM Se c rel a r y ·Typi s t . Newport Beach Law Of. fice. ask for Cindy Ray (7 14) 644·Ml6 •P /time, F /time, Temp. bwld·lt·kit. 20'x2S' $2280. $250. Call 642-3576 aft 4 · on Pam Am with airline Products ~ off & X Exerciser. Perf cond 14 · Motorboat without •Top Pay 20'x40' $.11.20. Free de· · · two-for-one ticket allp. Distributors inventory All instructions. New motor w /l yr bch tie· up For more Info, call Tod livery ABC Bldgs . DESIGNERS FURN. Singapore. Central clearance 851·7058. $200.sellforS75.960-5844" atBackbay$200642-8674 Services at 979-8900 542·4485 SALE America, Germany-631-1728 eves/wknds. benefits. Call: Balboa ---------1 TYPIST Redwood, 2 x 8's, xlnt decking, lB,000' on hand SS< /ft. 645-9137 dt 127 Henredon/2 match a n y of 11 countries . / PAIH hutches 2/glass doors. Hurry! Good until Feb. LOSE IT -32' Pace. FB sed, V8's. Sear's Top quality xlnt buy. 2705 w. Cst Marine. 549-9671 E.0 .E. M/F/H * •SECRET ARIES*• TraineeWordProc$9,600 Sh701Xerox850)$14,400 Recpt(1'55/FuoS10,800 Sh100/nmbrs/Fl$15.900 Sh80t"Do it All "$13,200 Part time, 2-3 days per wk. '.'acation relief. Ap· ply at: 1660 Placentia, Costa Mesa Martin of London/6 din· 28· 760-l99!J & Ea.m Money Ing chairs/2 arm /4 side. , Lo•• lolootts 821-3241 Coleman camping tent, H NB k 10 xlO. approx. Used 1 __!!!·_ · 8 r, 642.8200 Salespersons . canvass trainees, pd daily. No exp., start immed . 497""'450 TYPIST/ Doga 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cal-Mod e /Countr y Helium Bouquets de· French dining table 2 livered. Perfect for leaves. every occasion. 673-4419 SALES PERSON . mature, for specia llty shop. Exp. helpful but not nee. Full & P /time. Call . 646-5388 for a ppt SALISPHSON Pholography store Good photo knowledge a must Apply in person Photography Unlimited. 161189 Beach Bl.. H.B. Salespt!ople-Cathy Jean. Liz Reinders Agency 4020 Birch Est '64 EOE Newport /833-8190 I Free SECRETARIES lVICKI HESTON I &Atsodahs A Temp Help Service 540.0400 18004 Skypark Blvd . Suite~ Irvine Secretary &K. SK'y. p /T 2().25 hrs. per wk. for one w o man (3 man > engineering ofc in Costa Mesa. Excell. salar y. Please call · Mon. thru Fri . aft 4 :30PM , 645·2842. Thompson Floatation Co. EOE ALE CLERK for dynamic investment co. Collins Assoc . 567 San Nicolas Drive Newport Beach Wa it r e ss Wa ite r . Coclruuls High volume business at prime 0 C Airport loc Exp. depen dable only Call Carol Smith for 1nterv1e w 2 pm -5pm . M F (7141549-8728 WAITRF.SS Exp. preferred . for coc kt ai l s & roo d 644·9550. Call Karen KEESHOND Pups. AKC. Champ sire. M /F. Pet & s how . Pvt ply . 213/691 1345 aft 6 pm. 64().6822 Wanted: 2 twin beds. reg. or bunk size. complete. Must be in good cond Reasonable. 536-3645 Afghan F em Puppy B ea ut Marking s w /papers hsebroken $300~9444 Mattress, Box and frame I double. Good condition $3.5. 549-0755 AAA HOME DOG TRAINING Complete I N HO ME Tra1n1ng Obed1en ce 1Problem solving. Solid wood oval din table & 6 chairs. needs refin. SlOO 751·8043 protection 539-7615 8' nameweave sofa w. BARKLES.S BASENJI match. 6" loveseat. 4 yrs Red/white F pups. AKC. old. new cond . $285. $200 964·2119. 962-4657 640-~7!6eves/wk~~._ _ frffto Yoe. 8045 Cr ib, complete. S90 WRITERS articles and ••••••••••••••••••••••• Highchair. $30. 559·9398 photographs abo ut Free cat lo good home. aft 6i:.112.:_ __ Orange County beaches needed for new publica ~ray~ ~e, 5tmo old. Almost new glass.top 6' portable spa, pwr pack, deliver, set up $2200. 631~19, 645-7285 ---••• JoleRllltio 1T7 •F Riverside Newport Beach You are the winner or 4 free Hdlets ISH value>. to ....... loatShow Mar 4thruMar 8 Anaheim Convention Center Call 642.5678. ext. 272 to <'laim your tickets. * *. SPLIT & SEASON ED •RREWOOO • ••• 848·9111 ••• Fashion Island's finest clothing/shoe store has immed. openings for eager, attractive salespeople to work in our Fashion Is land store. We will train the right personnel. Contact Ricardo or Joe a t 759-9700. SALESPERSON tion. Submit to-Newport em. · · _ patio table & ~ chairs, Beach Advertising. Box ht"ltlture 8050 Verde Green finish on John Wayne Tennis Club 2000.CdM .Ca9262S •••••••••••••••••••••••m e tal S4 0 0 /0BO . fam . membe rsh ip . Fulltime. a mbitious salesperson wanted to work in marine hardware store. Boating exper. preferred. Xlnt benefits & working con ditions. 64.5-171 l. Sec retari a I *** SECRETARY I Mfl'dtcmdise * * I BUY * * 645"2041 SI 100. incl transfer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good used Furniture & Dbl Bed W /Frame 644-1549 ......... 1005 AppUances OR I will sell S75 Good Cond. I rvine Coast Country ••••••••••••••••••••••• orSELLforYou S48-2l37eves C lub Me mber s h i p CLERICAL • • • MASTBtS AUCTION $200. Modem Sofa , loose available. 955-2699 Anfflolty Miler 646-1616, lll-9625 gillows. Beige, White. Salesperson Opportunity exists for qualified typist in active ofc. Shorthand & die· taphone helpful. Enjoy excellent co. benefits in- cluding a free meal per s hirt Apply in person 9AM·Noon. Mon-Fri Personnel :.ndcJ?'ar~e'::Y Double Bed & Mattress dConde.J298eve. Youarethewmner of 125. King twms S50 ea. Upholstered s wive l COSMETICS High fashion store. Newp6rt Beach area ExceUent benefits. Call 644-7100 4 frM ffdlets Full St:te desk & chair rocker. antique gold $75. 8 drawer dresser velvet Sl2S. purchased 6 $3S. New Trundel bed mo ago. like new 2137 Sales RENTAL COHSUL TAHTS MARRIOTI HOTEl 900 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M /F ($14 value>. to ........ loatSltow Mar 4 thru Mar 8 Anaheim Convention Center Call 642·5678, ext 272 to claim your uckets. •• * Breuner 's R ent s Furniture seeks career 1---------Gateleg end table. $125. oriented person for en· SecJrret.ar~•ET•RY Children"s school desk., try level pos. in home ~" "' S200. 548-9702 furnishings. Breuner's Is wanted for Newport California 's largest securities firm. Hrs. 7 to Victorian Green Velvet furn. rental co. & needs 3: 30PM. Contact· Ms . Sofa «(Chair w /ottoman. qualified sales & mgmt. Pratt, 644-9111 Dinin?-Tbl. 6 ch rs & staff for expanding mkt. china both very om ate Retail exp. pref'd. Will SECRETARY TYPIST must see to appreciate train. $4. hr., depending 543-1427 of exp. Fu11 or p/time. Reliable, energetic. self- E.O.E. M/F. Mon.Sat.. starter. Ab\e lo handle ApplcmteH 10 I 0 ~5 :30 & Sun. 12Noon· all phases of ofc. duties. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPM. Contact : J eff United Cerebral Palsy TbomasatMS-4T72 Assoc .. Santa Ana. ~5760 Pat Meidell HARBOR AREA APPUANCESERVICE We buy used appliances ._111111111111111._ .... ._...._ ....... -i -·we sell recond. guar Sales '" appliances. 549-3077 Security systems Secretary We need career minded EXEC. SK,_.ary Washers, Dryers GE. people with manage. Shrthd. nee. Gd. work· Whirlpool. Kenmor e. ment potential to ex· ing conditions & variety Maytag, Reconditioned, pand rapidly growing job. Fash ls land to re(mished, guaranteed! commercial & reslden·· $14,400 Sl5S delivered 750-3103 tlal burglar & fire alarm E.0 . E. & Free Garren & Sattler 30" gas busioe&s. Irvine Personnel Agy range, pilot.free. wndw ..,..K 160K 488 E. 17t.h, Costa Mesa _., · dr, used 6 mos, like new, lat year comm. Suite 224 64.2-1470 $275. 675-T7S2 . Qualifications : am · .-1111111.-111111111111111111111 ....... 111111111C·...:=...::.:...:...:...:...::.:..::.::... ___ _ blUoua, willing to work ---------Whirlpool frost .free bard 4r foll.ow proven Security officer . P /T. ref rig. near new. 1175. aucceas pattern. For ln· wkends for lrg apt. con· 64e-4348, 875-4335 l e r v I e w c a I I plex In N.B. SS.SO/hr. (714)831·5711 Mr. Neill. For info contact Jim Washer/Dryer a~. size Lupis at644·1900. great cond w/stand war· SALES TRAINEES ranty 'til April $300/080 Full or pt/time, excell. SEC'Y fRECErT. 642·6826 oppty. for college stu· Sales office for national clents .tr moonlighters. company. Variety or Beauty Salon Equip: !uUy earn $1~$15 /hr. duties. Excellent com· H ydraulic c hr 175. Call: Jack at 951·2142. pany benefits. New of-Shampoo Chr 125. Styl- l-4PM flee in Fountain Valley. ing Bar $100, Hair Dryer The Standard Register $75 751-5221 days . Sales Co. 982-9361. M8-8569ev~ WOii AT HOME Equal <>ppty Employer PART'MMEEVES. Fr I gld a ire Ref r l g PR work few resort con-SERVICESTATION Frostfree xlnt cond. doa. GOOD pbooe voice. Attendant. P /time. $150. Brown Washer $75. Weekly paJch eclu Eves/wknds . Neat ap. 7Sl·S221 days 5'8-85419 +...._I U ready .to pearance It handwrit· eves ..,..., call: 541-1957 Ing. Apply 2590 Newport Blvd. Freezer·lt c u . ft. Uprl&bt. O.E., green.I Service Station Allen· see lt runnins. 150. $100 54()..7987 Miramar. Balboa Pen Elegant sofa w /love seat, pecan coffee & end tables, $250, 19" color TV, $145 Sofa bed. smoked glass dinette. xlnt cond. 641·2998. 673-6456 1060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HORSES BOARDED Back Bay, N.B. Lighted arena. 641·9191. 557-6650 llCaTAIY ror mt1. eo. In C:O.ta lleu. Good typln1 1ldU., Sef·lta5Ur. Sal HmlnW..t. w/abill· ty 6 aper. Xlat. work· lait1115111.Gl.cmo I dant. Full Ume. Apply In 1_B_a_lboa_._11_5-_0SS1 __ . ____ u p e r • o n • L a g u n a Sear's Almond tt.lrt•. 6 Chevron. 804 So. Coast mot full warr, lt c:u f\. Hwy, Lacuna Beach. OriJ price 1749, will ell SICllTAIY hlla. lal8Dd. lalentat'I. •k11· ole. w/~r. ~· lallit....,.1mf~r. 6 4ilill. ........ Req t . -~ ••llortbUd ,uaa.-.la S 0 UT ff C 0 AST f~-· '71A/Me-4518 >I REPERTORY Onn1e AJtlAl'f~ Refricerator I County's mldaflt 'Pro-rr-r. Stde by Slde. f...sonat theater I.I 1eel· tn1 z temporary I' ff ... 15.t cu. ft. Harvest Gold. tlttaltl for subl<lrlpliOlt Xlat ·Cond ltloo $200. campalcn. l·S.JJftil at-tlll 1t•rtln1 Merell 30t . Kenmor e dryer, Clerical Is ~ tk Whirlpool 11 fal cap de1lrable • .\blUtJ to waalte r . Xlo c:ond. won under ........,. • -~r. M2·19Z, aullt. 8171/Wll;.· CGetact Ml>IUJ .......... Ill·-· __.. _____ _ Ma.PTI, ........ II ~·ve MY ... placed • Clalll6n.d ad, you're In the minority• Tf')' tt once and ... bow qilltllly yott 1et ru&alt1. Phone ...... RCA Brown Was her like new S9S. Sears Lady Kenmore Wht Port Dis· hwshr S7l l7 cu' Philco No · Fr o s t Fridge /Freez e r A voe ado w /icem aker $340 . 989 Victoria St 'A·l CM 548-0130 See Manager SELL idle atema with a Daily Pilot Classified Ad. 642·5678 Teac 3340S tape deck. time. $75 960·5844 21' 1977 Reinell Cruiser, ev/wknds. 190 H.P. omc, Vanson Low hrs. great cond. For Sale: Brand new SBOOfirm.645-7067 PP. Chrysler 15hp outboard trlr. fully equip, sips 4. $8500/0r trade for V. W, Van 645·2340 17" front-t hrow s elf· engine, in the box. 1 yr propelled power + warranty. Orig. $950 loah.R...t/ mower & edger. 2hp B&S Asking 1750. 751·8967 •• ~~ •••••••• !~.5.~ engines & 20" s preader. Medium women's wet •IMMAC28"·34' BOATS Nearly new. Best offer su1"t & assorted d. · avmg 6/\2mo. plans prepaid 673-56i7. equipment 751·8967 from $180/mo. including D I G G I N G E Q U I p . Ston, RHt~ ~Ii p, lessons 2 14 /964·5994 "Ma.kida'" Elec Ham-lcr '1095 loots. Sail 9060 mer w/barrow. shovels. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• maddox xlnt cond. $400 Comm nattop gas stove. Erickson 32', '75. loaded. 873-2514 aft 3PM 3'. full-size oven S32S custom int-ut. Bristol IVORY CARVING 640-8688 __ 642·1900 cond Offer or R.E. P .P. Ice machine, flaker. --------needs repair. S200 Dys TRS·80 computer. 16K 645-0145; eves 964·6912 level II, software & - manuals incl. ll00/080. TY, Rocio, 963-3714. HIR, Steno 1098 ---------...................... . Super Savings on perfect Color remote TV 19"" copies or 5 Romantic Sharp. xlnt cond, t6 mo, Perfumes. Joy, Norell. $300/0BO. 642·8592 C h a n e I # 5. W h it e ----- Shoulde rs , Shalimar. Beautiful Color TV. 2 yr Money Back Guarantee. wrnty Free delivery M .0 . or Cashier's Check $148. 646-1786. only Sl9.95/o~. + tax. L Color 25" console TV. &_ M ~roduct•ons. 177·F Sears. 5 yrs old. xlnt R1vers1de Ave. Suite 1133 cond S300/0BO. 642 8592 N. B. 921663 631-1726 --· -- D. h 2 . fl b I . Complete FISHER Stereo 1ng y 1n ala es 5l6-ll04' w /wooden floor s &(, _ ---- fiberglass851·2109 Car Stereo like new 2 --. -spkrs . graphic equal Lg doghouse . size 50x38x38. Well built 3 trk tape player w /s hake roof , S75 ~/OB096S·3171 551-4137 RCA 24" color TV. re Misc.el•tom Wmlhd mote control. SlOO or I Otl best offer. 645-2041 • •••••••••••••••••••••• l'"OClls& ~ 968-7903. 968-0872. F or Sale · Brand new Chrysler 15hp outboard engine. in the box 1 yr wa rranty Orig. $950. Asking S7SO. 751·8967 Hobie 16. Red. wht. blue sails . no trlr. $1350 76().0072. Hot deal. loots. Slips/ Dod&s 9070 ....................... NEWPORT MARIMA Slips Avail. 646-0551 Pvt boat dock on Newport Island. :.J' max $160 mo. 752·2584 dys or 675· 7267 eves. 9090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Lido Peninsula Boat S t o r age. S t orage . launching & c ran e ser vice for t he dis criminating boater 14.:.J'. 673-9330. 675-5901 <Steve) w ~ MENh'ScBI~ E. E .. piswnt pn::1er8eac ruaser. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trmspcwtqtiola 641-8309 aft. 3:30 General 901 O ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lawnmower edger want· ed. running or not. Call 547·3182 IOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONN Director trombone with case. Excellent condition. $100. 675-8052 after6PM. Quilter AMP W /15'' JBL. 10" Celestian. Rebuilt $250/0BO Rob631·723l • •• , ••••••••••••••••••• c~ s.; * * * Rlilt · 9120 GistcJet' Mot CJCM 1593 #8 Coriander Costa Mesa You are the winner or 4 free Hckets CS14 value>, to ~Sit loaf Show Mar.4thruMar 8 Anaheim Convention Center ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1980 8 foot Cab-Hi Camper $350. 631-4794 Motorhed lik•t 9 140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PEUGEOT MOPED Near new, $285 /080. 642.4348: 675-433S P~IOl-$375 c aTI Debi. 536-1692 Call 642·56'78, ext. 272 to claim your tickets. P e avey reverb amp. * * * Have something you want mikes &stands, near nu, ---------to,,ell? Classified ads do $3()(). 642-4348, 67S-433S I Want Ads Call 642·5678 it Well. 642-56'78. I L . ~ W;•::z••/ .... 91601....._ ... arW ......_ 1.,1rW ......_ .... rtect Or~ Coast DAILY PILOT/Tueeday, March 3, 1981 ... 9111 ............................................. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... -.............. "1"1 RwMro, •hlte wttJa ..,.._. '1• ..._ . 9720 .._. 9727 ...._ ......... '.,arW ....._UeM '11 Jllmda ATC 110 ---... blue W. lo mU..,., tiltt ••••••-•-•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• • ••••••• •••••••••••• .. ••.,•••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• •••••• • • • ••••••••••••• • •••••••••• ~ •Ut'".-U 1 ••••••••••••• -!i!-.:..... u..t ,._ ....... ..,.,. ·, .. • !..;.__ o~ ~~!r' LUSE '!.L llOllda Civic. 4apd, ,., • ... 9710 ... a •• 917C. c..m.c "11 o...a-. t9~ ,, ··-·-, ... ..._. -' ___ ..__cc.d ............................... •••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ...,.. ,, elfll'om. .... • mas• DllECT' ·-. -· ••••••••••••··•••••• •••••••••••••••••••• "' ' 'Tt Kawuakl KX ISO, me>~ . c • :::·"'" lft., lpm. 74Pmle .. tl4 ..... VW left fr ritht "11 l!:ldo, ailver" btk, blll '71CJ\allenser, ~apd, dos.,'• Padls706rt &ue aike, tlll. 4 c1U•der, S 1peed, door, '7S left door. l50 It.Ill' lat, moon rf, leas cond, am/fin, oc.Mr •·· / slat -4., "l'Y fa1t. •• GMC' ~T PU )llot !'74 ....... bu aew en1. ·~ ,Here'tl ,. ltA blll • .. u.. each. Wf9tem atyle whl than 19,000 ml, mint traa . .--. N.B. >,. •. 1 -090 ..._,...., or ec.d. IQd. daaa1 earb • dual f-1 ..... ..... 4 t' f •c·t~ rhna for Super Beetle cood. SIJl.900. ISJ.51.~. r..:1 , , mmt ..... .U.O..ofakind . .-oo. D ............ 1 or ... ••.56'744 "75 D.odl• M~co. ·~ ' t41·"41 af&er lpm. eer-wbo truly tllJo11 '7' Cad Eldorado 9900. ~. 91110ftrm. IONl·BIXE '11 Ul 8COUT. Auto, 4 ... me drlYllll t•• 'ultimate 'W fGrtaa. 'ff tor SllOO. hllpower, lltJSTS~LL MS-7350. ,,, t: Hooda llR-50, 1ood c1l. lit seoo taltea. ._' tJ)O apGltlear. (1111) It ll lo Ora..ofhr p.p. KUST Ml-'7'4or~ --~ " -0 coed -.--.ant .......,.. . au..b ~ and on SELLS..lC• ~ , . .-Bl evet •••••••••••••••• •••••• • a ale fGr _.. ff 17 •• •••••• ••• •• •• •• •••• •• "111Tl11.IDOdcond1Uon, "11 a.vy 30, hllb cube '63JA•U . llltt '71CAMPMOB1LE •••••••••.-.•••••••••••• '71 Granada Ghia· 2dr. 1000 mt. •· wn.s11a, van, Grauman alum. • For Sale Jet blacll llarlt 11. 4 IOIWITMAM A&Mtr.,., f7995. '71 Camero, tood coodi· xlnt cond. p /1, full P'¥r.' ,, ~ body. overhead door, Tl Alla Spyder Coovt. CHl!•p1 0 1. 11Med wtU. overdrive. YOl.KIWA•IM 59-130t tklh.nupaint, am /fm stereo, llhr 1 air am '*m it.enc> 11 ooo X l n t c 0 n d • a I Iver ~ Near miot. (SllCHQ) 1 ____ 1 _ _._ A W C 8'5-2297 seats, tinted wlndQ.wa., • ...._..._._ S.J ml' orlf owner' Mlnt w I m a r o on Int. Slilhtlyuaedturbo ldt Slttl _..,._... ........ .-ve. V 1970 on v e rt . 912..-s .,, ,: ... ,,.. .... ,,,, ' . ' Blaupunltt Am /Pm '70-'14DallunZcars JIMMA•O .. :iw•tmlut.;_7880 Sbowrm oond. ~bit enc 70CAMARO ---....................... coad .... Spm. '7$-HOl. stereo. U , 000 mi . 181-5137. YOLllWA•.. ft trans. New paint, top, 758-1130aft. 6pm '78 Ranche.ro, lo mi, all,"·; Rl!Nt': 21' lux . mtr ·:~M.~~=/latbed =/OBO.P.P.548-2184 '78 am 2+2, xhii cond, 1'Tllleacla81vd. lt19POISC .. ' ~~~;y[~!':.lsM:~~::~~ ._..,... tt20 ~~~~"4~~1S42SO. Af,t.''.'r home. Sir 6, Mlf·c:ont. ~1700 Am/Fin cua. a /c, IDrf. 14J.JOOO "'921" COUPI owner mwat seU. s:>OOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• , •~·· + 8'/ml. •--------....... '707 $7450. PP. 840-1948 V8, 6 1peect1 air cond .. t92·1al6or49f.~ 11CHIVYHOVA '77LTD: Ukenew, 16.ooti ' WICANSIU. '71 Courier w /1bell, ••••••••••••••••••"•••• evet/wkenda. '11 Jquar S.8 llK llS all pwr. wlndowa, cruise, Automatic, power steer· mi SIOOO cash + talle ,' natn. cuttom •eats, et~. 77 AUDI FOX oriinged, very we8n miaflin· AM /Fii cut. ft under Sharp '19 vw Rabbit L. ing, stereo, air condi· oCover paymentsp. ~avi~t ' .1 $1800. Aalt for Dave Dynamite,2 door, 1un· ta Kuat acr ce ll,OOOmtlet7t9<9Z00311111 >. blu, aW>. A/C. AM /FM. tioolng, radio 4r heater. 0 unCtryM. usft nnPMce~ri ,.J M8-LS31. rod 4 speed wttb stereo. M6-«S'10 SZ • nu tires. Ken Donahue. A very sharp 6 cylinder r ·a er 12 · ,: YOUILV. B-lllM Sharp! (T79SPZ> 4 1 JAGUAR XJI. Xlnt m-aooen. 52, with low miles that you Mlf'CWy ttSO . '71GllC1 too, dual cm pr $3491 cond. Well maintained. would be proud to own • ••••••••••••••••••••-,. special. 4 whl dr, fully ..................... 0 ----iotr. _ ... 12 '72 Super Beet.le. 1 owner. It is in excellent condt-ORANGE COUNTY 'S 1 •.••• •••••••••••••••••••••• loaded. 17000. 548-3114 y::;-• --SW .... -... __, •rru I Liiie mw. Reblt. engine. lion. Economical and af A..,EST · . ,. b.M Ariltrocat, like new -"" ~ M di ... 9740 Vinyl u..a....i·tery. 12490. fordable. (728TWY > " • •• OOO.<&P1151). '19 Chevy Luv. 4x4, ~ 11TUBeacbBlvd.1rca 1 WJ>.-.rt.,...,... $3299 LrNCOLN·MERCURY ,, ~-1· ml. air, •bell, xlnt cood. 142-2000 1977 810 Wason. air, IUD· ....................... DEALERSHIP .. • •uo. I0-9817 rt, AM/FM, auto, xlnt •AUl'OINSURANCE• '19 VW Bua: Camperized. IOI wrTHAM " 11·' ..._s.r.tce,,... ...... 9709 cond. $4 ,400 OBO. Allllilb Lolbtea '71 tllS, 5apd, mags, rebuilt engine. am/fm VOUCSWA&EH ~-~ ?t.~·;t &Acu111rlea 940 'MCbevyTtuckneweng, ....................... 142.-S ForelgnorDomeatic stereocua, anrf, ailver . stereo, new tires. new 7600WestminsterAve. ~ ••• .. ••••••••••••••••• needa clutch, $3(1(). Call '86 Austin-Healey Sprite. Plrttellna. 646-31995 immac. $12.950. PP. c lutc h . Must see ' inWestminBter LINCOLN·MERCU RY. '" SSAYISAYIS Jlm~S7 runs good . $2100. Lllteoew '80310GX,4apd. 79M-llM? 640-1.IM8eves/wkenda. l2l00/0B0.7t41492.3023 89~75.51 638-7880 16-18AutoCenterDr. 1 ;, WITH US8) 'AITS y 9570 549-14.2.16. am/fm cua, custom int, Showroom, new ZAOD 74 CHEVY HOV A SD Fwy ;:i~e Fores( ,f. · lmportedcarparta -I W 97111 pinatripe.Pricedtosell. wit.honly 22,000mlles.4 '78Por.9U,lomi,must VW Convertible A . . . fRVJNCC ,,,(' llfPORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• M .& call 631-1276 or 675-16:56. speed, air, steering. sell. Come see Make of· • 7 3. e x c e 1 1 e n t utomatac, aar cond•· r. Atrl'OSUPPLY '74 Dodge Van 8200, lllpd, ••••••••••••••••••••,•• Ask for Doug. cruise control. Still in fer. es-03'14 mechanically• r adial tioning, radio, tinted 130.7000 101N Manchester sharpest. $2595. (stock For the best deal In factory warranty . '••c Po-ch... tires, pretty car . Must eg:_ass, bldueel.u;~~~ecell:~~; M ..__ 995~ ~ ... _ ......... m· 77.,"""""' #112).6311-e621 \J Orange County ... Come '76 280Z , air, am/fm , (l22W) "'" '" '"' •ell~. ,~ .... 111 ...... us • ....., .., IUJIWQ v""""' ., __ U Tod 1 1 • pd ,,. 000 · b $2500/0BO. New int & ., ....,.,., ......,.. •• •••••••••• ••••••• ••• • rl --~------a '79 ti: Che 'V I .,.,., s ay.. ..s • .... ma, ronze $16,995 494-2400 For Sale ~ vy an. m· melt. Gd cond. $5200. JIM MAllHO clutch. 960-5321 $1195 MultaRC) Gran* · 'I CHl!.&Pl •• t ~::!~~a~~~7~;t Q 4 94-8125. VOUSWACHM 'nsuver9tt Por. Targa, ~~~?i:e~~;i~s~1. '@·•i'" ttfMJt UOWQ'ld wwt.withvin~top .,.~:-: ~ ofr.S.S1415.Sal'l5pm. '778210hatchback,57,000 Ul711BeachBlvd. fully equipped. good 898-6809 \~ J VOLKSWAGEN INC Airconcl '. ,; Sli~y uaed turbo kit SADDLl:IACk mi. nu Urea, good cond, 14J.2000 cond. Sl6.000. 499-2937 • 534-4100 Rwts SfrcMM)!! • '10-'74DataunZ cara '73VW,autotrans, air. VAUIYIM,OltTS $2800.87~a781 ,72 Porsche 914 good '75 vw Bug, nu tires. 13731 Harbor GrNfTl"CIM.Car!! ., ____ 7•_5837 __ . ---1 gd nmning cond, clean. 28400 Marguerite Pkwy. '80 2IOZX·GL, T-top, cass. Mercedes 300SD· '79 cond. needs eng work AM I FM s tereo. run,'> Garden Grove • ._.Gas!! Four Posl·trac tires 4r _4_9Ml'S89 ___ . ------1 Mission Viejo 9 . Maple yeUow, striped, $2000675-5145 great. Sll675. 960-3470_ -----Good Ml~!! -ma-Un.iv I 5 1 • .._ W..t.d 9590 brown. 800 m1. xlnt sunroof, stereo /cass. Sii US FllST' ,. -· ensa · u~. -131·"'040 49"' "'949 cond.581·0082 polished wheel s . Rola•-... 9756 '68 VW Van. xlnt cond, • $1200 like new 9300. 77~8334 or • • • • ••••• •• •• • • • ... • • • • • 6 -.._.,...... ......xi\ w ha ood I t • ~ 548-31164 WEPAYTOPDOLLAR ClmedS'undays '72 0ATSUN240Z BeaWful 4r mint cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......,., e veag seec ion • ,.,. .. for top used c ars-Lo mi. l owner. good $28,500. 557-9044 : eves "lDEALERINU.S.A.· 64Z-4Pl C~e::.Ofc!. 4r USED En~.640..5527 foreign, domestics or cond CallMS-2041. _7_~--------ROY '71 Super with snrf. super DahunZ motor + ........ ,.,.. classics. If your car is 4508L · t · 1 ~ CAR ER clean. S2700. Serious extra clean. see us Datsun 8210 Coupe, LIB. I /main ·. •n x nl. V buyers only call 675·4162 FIRSI'! & '76, am/fm stereo. very 1 cond. F. ~uip. Poss. ROLLS ·ROYC[ I sr & H OAOWAY gd cond, 12.91115 or offer. ~!t"-pr ace. Dan : '""J•mborH after4pm. ____ _ SANTA AHA 8'2-4938. _..._.. __ ~ __ . ------1""----' ::::1 hull 1975 VW IUS 761-s•n . 835·3171 -. Fl.. 9725 '78 450SL. blk on blk, Automauc. S3500. WANTED: VWType fl 1700cc4Jl engine case. ... 6809 k THEUlftMolTfDAIYINGMolCHINE polished r ims. mint ~~O_!UNOAY~ 84()..64Z7 •USED IMW1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ond 14 ooo · S30 ooo s.-9760 - ---· #I,,. o,,_ c--.. '776.30csi4s_..... C0'247l ...UST SB.LI!! ~l-5W . ma, . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yol•o 9772 . --...... -· ~ 976 " ... T 121 LI! _.SE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Porsche 914 western style mag wheels. S20 ea. S48-9'1 ... ~ -2925 Harbo-r Blvd. '75 2002a (0035) I "" ~ COST '79 320i (7"""'> ~cfta-'76 450 SEL. met. bm. 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Harry ZaJewski of Annadale Va .. dribbles as Oliver an old English .... , ........ sheep dog, runs ahead to be in position for a rebound. Zalewski and Oliver get together for a game almost every weekend. WASHINGTON CAP) -Navy Secretary John Lebmap said to- day the Reagan administration bas adopted a major change in U.S. naval strategy aimed at countering Soviet threats in all key oceamr and jettisoning the Carter administration's focus on' defending the sea lanes to Western Europe. To achieve this shill, Lehman told reporters, the U.S. fleet must be increased in size from the present 4S6 ships and sub- marines to about 600. The most important increase will be rais- ing the number of aircraft car- rier battle groups from 12 to 15. The Navy secretar y said the strategy represents "a n ac- curate consensus throughout the administration" and follows dis- cussions he has had with Presi· dent Reagan .and De fense Secretary Caspar Weinberger. Lehman said the Carter ad- ministration followed a strategy of "pullback" from such low- threat areas as the northern and southern flanks of NATO, based partly on the assumption that "taking on the high-threat challenj(e of the Soviets was too expensive and not necessary." He described the new naval strategy as aimed at "10Qlg back Into the highest-threat areas of our vital interests•• and being able to defeat the So~t navy's threa\ to thOH interesta. What this means, Lehman said, is uiat the U.S. Nayy wiU go more frequently into the waters of the Greenland- Iceland-Britain gap in the Atlan- tic, that the United States would guarantee the ability to defend the Western Alliance's flanks in the Mediterranean and the far north, to keep the Russians out of the northern part of Norway and to be able to attack Russia's Kola Peninsula in the arctic, site of Russia's main northern fleet base at Murmansk. He argued th at s uch a strategy would help deter the Russians from attacking the ce(\tral front of Western Europe, whfch he said was the main con- cern of the Carter administra- tion Asked about the Western Hemisphere close to the United States, Lehman said this region is "not a high-threat area" un- s sue mur erer- More U.S •. aid ... ~ .. Salvador heats up WASHINGTON (AP) -The Reagan administration is escalating its military involve- ment .in El Salvador despite con- cerns of congressional liberals that the Central American nation may become another Vietnam for the United States. The State Department an- nounced Monday night is is send- ing $25 million in new military aid Blast o"erf ed and 20 more U.S. military train- ing experts to El Salvador. The in- creased U.S. support is needed to help the embattled junta put clown Marxist rebels who the ad· ministration contends are armed by Cuba and other communist countries, officials said. State Department spokesman Willlam Dyess said four five-man teams of advisers will be sent to Firemen clean up HB gasoline ~pill . A potentially devastating ex - plosion was averted early today whe n firemen and cleanup crews removed 2,000 gallons of gasoline that has leaked from a north Huntington Beach service station stora1e tank into an un· Haig to travel WASHINGTON (AP > Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. will visit the Middle East "early next month," it wu reported by the Washinston Post today. 111111 CUil IUTlll Increasing cloudiness late tonlJht and Wednes- day wltb alight chance of rain . Wednesday. Lowa tonl1bt 42 along cout, 48 inland. Highs Wednelday. in low 80I at beaches to upper D tnland. llllllllAY derground high-voltage elec· trical vault. The seepage did, however, trigger a power failure that blacked out some 2,:JOO Southern Californi_J Edison Company customers and forced the su.s- pen slon of classes today at Marina High School. The gasoline leakase was traced to Katt.a Mobil Station on the southeast comer of Edincer A venue and Springdale Street, Huntl.ncton Beach fire ln.apector Richard Grunbaum said. Accordin1 to the fire ln.apec- tor, the station o.wner baa been ' aware of leaka&e tor the put tour months but wH unable to locate the cause. Methodical thief hits Mesa eatery El Salvad'or to train the Salvadoran military ln com- munications, logistics, in· telllgence and other skill• to stop infiltration and respond to ter· rori1t attacks. Dyess sald the extra a"vi.sers, bringing to 54 the number of Americans serving in military· related capacities in El Salvador) will not ·go beyond the garrison area or take part in com bat opera· tions. Nevertheless, more than 40 members of the House said in a telegram Monday to President Reagan that one or more of the ad- visen are likely to be killed, "forcing the United States into another Vietnam or a humiliating withdrawal." And Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, warned that the new advisers "go down there as prime taraets" for the guerrilla rebels. • .... .,..,..... But Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., supported the administration ac- tion, saying there are "nervous Nellles saying we've sot to do nothing, not even unhook the rire boae when the bouJe is burning down." ftaual wedding •ife The "nervou Nellies" phraae -v in itself evoked memories of Viet- nam. Former President Jobnaoo uaed thoee worda in the late Ul80ll to deride critics of the Indochina war effort. • · Dyea said additional mWtary <See ADVISEU, Pa1e AZ) I St. Paul's Cathedral in London will be the church in which Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, and Lady Diana Spencer will be marred on July 29, it WJ!S an- nounced today. The cathedral was chosen instead hf the traditional Westminster Abbey because of its greater size. That~~ French justice Murdere•• gets life, lover the gui,llotine # • PARIS (~) -Tbe woman • pulled tbe trtaer and aot life wbUe btr lover wu .. t.eneed to tbe 1ulllotlne, d ... OQltraUq once aaua that MXI•• ..-Ii U.e woman'• favor m Pf •11 wben tbe death ,_. II In· volved. Yv• llaupetlt, a ll·r....-S Heaped convict, and , ...... Terrlel, a 41·Y•H·old ••· ~Utale, were eolWl..eMil fl • ......., a farmer:iid a ait· ..... iouPI• t.b•1 ~.r, ... ....... ~•Ul••• .... cbeeu, tben appealed for mercy and "most profound forlive· ne11." · h Jt•a oftea very dttncult to convict ~ ~ repeotut," aald one lawyer lavol•ed In I.be can. • aupetlt and 11111 Terri el wen tbe only wltn...,.. to the other two U.OO.la11, IO •aeb ac- cused the otbtr of ftrtq UM aboU. ""I dlda 't kt.II tboH \lane .,......, " bt teliifttd. 0 bul I am la a WQ. rt1p-lble fOf' UMlr deatba becaaH I waa wlfb leanlM ..._ lbe 9dll.-l tMm." HellllelfttMi•a--._.._. ol dutb ID JT ..... Lellalidt,wof&lllu bt'• moet ~ ,.,.,. ..... •ilatet: ·~ eu ••• tft .................... 0.. -................... . ce~9 It to••• '9 Ute PDlillllt:•&w .. ................. . COIMI ao~··---"'-""= ' der the Reagan.scenario. He said ,·U.S. Navy bll enough to handle a high Soviet threat ln distaJlt waten could take care of any problems in Western Hemispheric waters. Lehman was critical of tbe Carter administration's reaction to the perceived threat to U.S. interests in the Persian Gulf area after the fall of the Shah ol Iran and the Soviet intervention of Afghanistan. Although be declined to dis- cuss details of the Reagan ad- ministration's defense budget proposals until they are sent to Congress on Wedn esday, Lehman indicated he is countjpg on takln" the old aircraft carrier Oriskany out of mothballs to heJo increase the carrier force. He estimated it would take about three years to prepare the Oriskany for operations. The Reagan administration a lso will recommend that ':ongress vote a down payment of about $660 million on a nuclear-powered aircraft car- rier, which Lehman said would take about seven yeaJ"~ to com- plete. a Pair saw mother stabbed ByDAVID &UT.DIANN Of 1111 Dell' ............ The two young children of con- victed double murderer Dr. Louis Alaia have sued their father for fatally stabbing their mother last June. In the lawsuit, filed Monday in Orange County Superior Court, the children claim Alaia's "out· rageous conduct was intentional and malicioos and done for the purpose of causing (the children) to suffer humiliation, mental anguish and emotional and physical distress. The children witnessed their mother's'death. " It is claimed in the legal action that Marc Alaia, 11. and !llfaria Alaia, 9, suffered "severe shock and trauma to their nervous systems." The amount of damages IOUlbt from the former Hunttn1ton Harbour surgeon lsn 't specified. Their father, an orthopedic sur- geon, was convicted by a jury ol two counts of second-degree murder for the stabbing deaths of Margy Lou Alaia, 37, and Lona Beach attorney Marvin Tincher, 50, in the woman's Huntington Harbour home. At the time, the Alaias were divorced but were fighting over custody rights tothe two chlldri!n. According to testimony in Alai a •s trial, the stabbings oc- curred on the evenins of June 13 after his ex-wife ordered him to leave the home. The two younasters testtfted a1ainlt their father duriq tbat trial, describinl bis knile attacb on their mother and Tincber. Alaia'a defenae durinl the trial was based on a plea'of temponuy ln.aanity, A juty deadloeked l8lt week on whether tbe ara1-balred pbyaldan wu U.ane at I.be Ume of tbe ala)'inll. Further proceed-lDC• are pencttns. But in t.be lawsuit, la wbldl Alala'a .-m:maJ pbyaldu, Dr. Leonanflr··eberman, it named• <See AIAIA, Pap Al) s Orange Col8t DAILY PILOTffuelday, March 3, 198~ (f)CTn studies 1 tJ-cent • increase A not·too-public bearlne to COO· aider fare lncreuea for Orance County Tr-anait District buses • baa be•o continued tor two weeks while officials st"dy a propoeed 1.ncreaae from SO to 60 cents for locaJ routes. Tbe proposal came from Al · Holllnden of Fountain Valley. one. of five members of the dJstrict board ol directors who m'et Mon· day in Garden Grove. Hollinden won the poatpone· ment after be pieced lotetber evidence provided by OCTD sl4ff members to show that an im· mediate rate increase is too late this fiscal year to help the diltrict ·~-· .......... HOSTAGE BITTERMAN SURROUNDED BY TERRORISTS No confirmation on kidnap vlcttm'• execution Kidnap ~ase HB group hopeful Bitterman alive A spokeswoman for Huntington Beach-based Wyc liffe Bible Translators Inc. said today lhere is no confirmation that kidnapped linguist Chester Bitterman has been executed by Colombian guerrillas. "We have no reason to believe that Chet has been killed." said Betty Blair, an institute press Crash kills officer's son MADERA <APl The teen- age son or a highway patrolman was kiUed in a traffic accident near here today. Wayne DiStefano, 17 , of Madera died when his car ran off a county road and rolled over, authorities said. DiStefano was ejected, and the vehicle rolled onto him. He was the son of Fresno- b as e d CHP officer Mark DiStefano. "That's hard to take.'· said Jim Taylor , the patrol's in- form a ti on officer, in Fresno. "We report these (fatal acci- dents>. and this shows that it happens to everybody." secretary. "Our office in Bogota has not confirmed that he has been executed." Speculation that the 28-Y.ear-old linguist had been killed by' kis kid· nappers arose Monday when a Protestant 'tlioister, who said he had been Ycting as an in- termediary with the guerrillas, told reporters in Colombia he believed Bitterman had been ex- ecuted. However, a spokesman for the kidnappers said he could not con- firm or deny if Bitterman had been slain. Bitterman is associat- ed with the Wycliffe Bible Translators Inc .. and the Sum- mer Institute of Linguistics. a sis- ter organization. Rev. Alfredo Torres claimed he had spoken to a professed kidnap· per who told him the s plinter group had executed the linguist. '·We feel that since the messages are contradictory and confused that he has not been killed," Mrs. Blair said. "There has been no evidence." The kidnappers, who claim to be a dissident group of the April 19 movement, claim that Wycliffe Is a CIA front. Bitterman was ab- ducted Jan. 19 .• Ban to remain Pope reaffirms Masomc law VATICAN CITY (AP) -The Vatican has reaffirmed the centuries-old church ban on Freemasons, members of a secret international society long condemned by the Roman Catholic Church. A statement Monday by the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith, the former Holy Office, said there is no change in the canon law that bars Roman Catholics under penalty of excom· munication from joining Masonic organizations and similar secret e:roups regarded as rivals to the religion. Tbe society, which has as its principles brotherliness, chari· ty and mutual aid, claims more than six mil).ion members around tbe world, moat ol them in lbe t:nited States and Enell&b·1peakin1 countries. It bu r~ived numerous papal condemnations, befinnln1 with an edict by Pope Clement XII in tbe early 18th century. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, Freemasonry dis· plays all tbe elementa of relifion, ind u such it becomes a rival to the relilion of the Gospel. It includes temples, prayen1 a moral code, worship, ~estments, feast days, the promise of re· ward or puniahment In the afterlife, a hierarchy, and initiation and burial rites. ' . ORANOmCOAIT lllly Piiat Thom.P.Haley PlllllNr ~N.W~. raise a state-mandated 20 percent of lta QPeratlne revenue from fares. "I aee no ureency In aettine this fare lncreue. I don't see any need untllJune," he' said. ''TJ'1s year is down the tubes as far as the a> per· cent anyway." lnalead, be suggested that bis proposal for a lower fare than recommended by Flnance Direc- tor John Beatty ahouJd be ex· a mined toseeillt will cure the di.s- trict 's revenue h~adaches. His proposal also inc;luded adding a 10 cent charge for the first transfer and to do away with ~xpress and commuter b\45 runs. Beatty recommended today that a rare increase to 7S cent.a during peak travel periods and 60 cents at slack times appeared to be the safest ror the district. He suggested raising express runs from Sl.25 to $1.75 per ride. But he was against charging for transfers. The 75-60 fare rate, he ex- plained, would increase the dis- trict's fare box revenue lo 21.1 percent during the next fiscal year. Figures for Hollinden 's 60-50 fare weren't available, which was one reason for the postpone- ment. But another reason was because not one member of the public attended today's 9 a .m. meeting to comment on the much publicized consideration of a fare increase. Conditions were not con- ducive. It was raining. It was a Monday morning, and bus riders suffering the aftershocks or the recently resolved 22-day strike by bus drivers and mechanics may not have been inclined to gamble on finding a bus to Garden Grove. "I'm a litUe concerned that the public hasn't had a full op- portunity to comme nt," said board member William Farris. the only member of the board who was not an elected official. Hollinden pushed for no im· mediate fare increase after his questions revealed that the dis- trict doesn't have enough buses to haul enough passengers to raise a> percent or the operating revenues through fares this year. Beatty said after the meeting that he doubts Holllnden's 60-50 proposal would raise enough revenue to meet state standards. But he added a 60-cent fl at fare might be sufficient. Front Pagr A I ALAIA ... a co-defendant, it is alleged the convicted murderer ''negligently ingested" the medication Ritalin, "which caused him to perform certain acts so violent as to cause the death of (Margy Alai a)." Alaia purportedly s uffered from the disease. narcolepsy. an uncontrollable desire to sleep, for which Lieberman said he pre- scribed Ritalin. It was part of AJaia's insanity defense that the Ritalin produced side-effects such as anxiety and aggressiveness which contribut· ed to his mental breakdown. · Lieberman declined to com- mentoo thesuit. The .attorney for the children, Arthur Hews, said he will seelt as- yet unspecified damages, funeral and burial expenses for Margy Alai a and medical and related ex- penses for treatment or the children. Hews said the children have been treated by psychiatrists and physlciana. They are presently tlving in a foster home in Fountain Valley. Durinll the murder trial, Alaia sued the estate of his ex-wife to collect money he claimed she owned him. Teacher held in Newport auto crash A 31-year-old school tea~r was arrested on felony drunken drlvln1 char1es in Newport Beach aft.er allegedly nmninl into a parked car and lnJUrtnc a HunliJlCtGD Beach woman. Robert Alan Whldico;, who told police he's an las ctGr' at Oran1e eout Oolle1• Oolta Mn• and a Newport\ ~dint. wae arrested Sunday at tbe scene Oil mast Cout Hi&b•a>'. near Poppy Avenue. · Tralftc lnv11ti1aton Hid Patt Walker, H, of Huntln1ton Beacb, received a brobn ftlller and bndlel ln the colllston. Of. llctal1 aald 1be waa 1lttln1 t>.blnd UM wb"I of ber car parked cm Cout ffipway. Wlddleombe, pol[ce ~~ wu dri ...... -c.out """ ...... ·'"\e repor\edlJ ........ ~Ille IMarhd ear. Re wu 11•1• •• "·'" i tiaU at Uae New911tQlrJlll. Horsing around Four-year-old Jay Vealencis responds to the spring weather in Bristol. Conn., by taking a moment to plant an appreciative kiss on the nose of his friend, Moses. HB exte1u/,s b<Ul Oil adult e1llertai11me11t A moratorium on adult enter- tainment business es an Hunt· ington Beach has been extended for another eight months by the City Council. The moratorium as to remain untjl new city zoning can be adopted pro hibiting a wad e range of adult ente rtainment businesses that c ity officials believe emphasize sexual ac- tivities. Businesses banned Crom open· ing in the city include adult book stores, adult motion picture theaters. adult hotels, encounter centers, and rap studios. Also taboQ are dance studios. photographic o r modeling studios. or night clubs featuring topless and bottomless dancers, go-go dancers, exotic dancers, strippers or any pe rformers em · phasizing sexual activities. Escort bureaus, introduction services. and figure model studios also will not be allowed to s tart business during the moratorium New massage parlors also are prohibited Existing parlors and adult entertainment businesses are not affec t ed by the moratorium. The previous ban on new adult businesses was e nacted last November and was set to expire today. City Council m embers unanimously passed the urgency measure to exte nd the -moratorium Monday. Delegates barred UNITED NATIONS lAP> - The U.N. General Assembly bas barred South Africa's delegation from its special session on South-West Africa. and a parade of members have begun calling for stiff sanctions to force Africa's last white government p;.• up tl>e neiahborina le•· Frmre Pagr A I ADVISERS aid beyond the $10 million ap. proved by former President Carter in January is justified becjluse leftist guerrillas may launch an offensive. ·· ·'The insurgents are regroup· ing and massive quantities of arms remain in their hands." he said. addinJ? that the rebels have reason to expect additional sup plies are on the way fro m Soviet· bloc countries. "We want to am· prove as much as possible the government's ability to deal with this problem." The aid package will include additional helicopters, vehicles. radar and surveillance equip· ment and small arms . Th e New Y o rk Time s. meanwhile, reported today that the administration is considering a Salvadoran request for S200 million to $225 million in emergency economic aid, includ- ing $80 million from the Interna- tional Monetary Fund. Pastor's son faces death SAN DIEGO (AP ) A Superior Court judge has sen- tenced the son or a retired Bap- tist minister to die in the gas chamber alter his conviction of murdering and dismembering a 28-year-old housewife in 1979. Suoerior Court Judize Franklin O rfie ld ruled Monday that Bernard Lee Hamilton be ex - ecuted at San Quentin as recom· mended by the jury which con· victed him Jan. 6. Hamilton, 29, listened without comment or emotion as the sentence was read. Orfield also rejected a motion for a new trial. "I find the evidence in ag- gravation is overwhelming and the evidence in mitigation is virtually nonexistent," Orfield said. Jet fees not .for revenue By FIED 8CBOEMEBL OftM0.11,~lllltStatl The toal ol any noise fee pro· 1ram placed oo commercial jet air carriers at John Wayne Airport should be to reduce noise levels, not generate income for Orange County government. That was the thrust of testimony given Monday by airport consultant Walt-er GllliiUan, during the sixth day of hearings on "the county's ap- plication to deviate from state airport noise standards. Gillfillan , employed by Newport Beach to provide advice • on airport-related issues, first recommended imposition of noise fees during testimony Thursday. Monday, he elaborated on his recommendations under cross examination by attorneys representing the county and the Mariners Community Associa- tion , a Newport Bea c h homeowners group. Under a "dollars for decibels" program one of which is under study by county airport officials jet air carriers would be re- quired to pay fees for jet noise that is higher than the average level. Gilllillan said he has seen pre- liminary figures the source of which was not disc losed - indicating_ that the most active air carrier at John Wayne, Air California, could face a bill of a bout $20,000 per month The other dominant carrier at the airport, Republic Ai rlines. Gillfillan s aid, would face a similarbill Questioned about the amount of income such a noise fee program would generate. Gillfillan said, "The end· product you want is to achieve reduction of noise ex oosure to the community . "Don't look at this as another neat revenue producing device ... he added. l Citing the Air California exarrl- ple. Gillfillan said, "$20,000 per month is a number that would catch attention." Under the noise fee program described. as peak noise levels dropped so would the average noise level, ultimately meaning less and less revenue would be re- ceived by the county. He s uggested that revenue generated by imposition or the fees. which he said s hould not be called fines. should be used. in part, to defray the county's SS00.000 annual cost of operating ats airport noise monitoring and abatement program The money a lso could be used. he said, to provide sound attenua· lion to residences located beneath departure paths and purchase of noise easements from property owners. Gillllllan. responding to a ques· tion posed by Tom Edwards, an attorney for the Mariners as- sociation, said revenue might also be used to offset liability in· curred by the county over jet noise and' for damage payments to persons whose health has suf· fered due to noise exposure .. Bus riders robbed HONOLULU I AP> Two men armed with a handgun and a bottle commandeered a bus carrying newly a rrived tourists abd made off with about Sl0,000 worth or money and valuables from the tourists Monday, police said. .. .,. .. ,....... New York Mayor Edward Koch, com- plete with straw hat and cane, struts through a performance at the annual In- ner Circle show in New York. The cast of the Broadway musical "42nd Street" joined Koch at the satirical program put on by local political reporters. ltlagor h11b in hairy issue Being mayor of Chicago may be enough to make a person's hair fall out. That's what a new sculpture of Mayor Jane Byrue suggests. The sculptures of Mrs. Byrne and her husband, Jay McMaUen, sport the latest in wigs. They are on display al a downtown Chicago wig show. The John SeFlck sculpture depicted Mrs . Byrne reclining in a chair with Mc Mullen si tting on the armrest. The fi gures are not flattering. The heads a re disproportionately large . By stepping on a floor switch, a tape recorded voice is activated: "Are you under ... stress · of a difficult job? Are you one of those women or men who are ... starting to lose your hair? Custom Wigs are for men and-women ... who suffer from hair loss .. _ wigs for people whose heads have gotten bigger." Custom Wigs Ltd. is an exhibitor at the wig show. .,.w ........ Loni Anderson . the blonde bombshell on "WKRP in Cincinnati." has filed for divorce from her actor husband. Ross Bickell. They were married seven years ago. Mangers still mulls state school post By ROBERT BARKER Of .. o.11• ,. .... , .... Former Huntington Beach As· semblyman Dennis Mangers might run against superinten- dent of Public Instruction Wilson Riles aJter all. Mangers, a former Fountain Valley school principal and trustee in the Huntington Beach Union High School District, said recenUy be would seek the office only if Riles vacated it. HE SAID THEN that a direct challenge against an incumbent would be divisive to public education. However, Mangers modified bis position Monday when he said he will continue "testing the waters" for his candidacy even Madam gets probation SAN ANTONIO, Texas <AP> - Theresa Brown, the alleged brothel madam who reportedly kept a list of 3,000 customers beneath her bed, has been sen· tenced to five years probation on a cbar1e of running a house of prostitution .. Diat:rtct Judge James Barlow a nnounced t h e sentence after defense attorney Pat Maloney called 1.2 character wit· ne11es -lncludinl a Catholic priest and several nelabbon ot tbe alleaed brothel -who described the 46-yeal'-old woman a1 an ideal mother and good cithen. Maloney said he would appeal to the Teua Couit of Criminal Ap- pe..-, 1aylnc bis client bid not operated tbe brothel for three year• prior to ber arrest Oct. 2, 1•. though Riles announced last we,ek that he will be seeking a fourth term as s late school superintendent in 1982. ··Riles has given the im · pression for nine months that he wouldn't seek re-election and I've decided not to back off con· sidering a possible candidacy," Mangers said. Man gers , a two -term Democrat who was defeated by Republican Nolan Frizzelle last November, said he would reach a decision by May or June after sizing up support among busi- ness and education leaders throughout the state. "THER E IS A question whether four more years of Mr. Riles is really needed," the 4(). year-old Mangers said. Mangers says that Riles con- tinues to be personally popular, but claims Riles hasn't focused on the major education goals of the public. ·'T he people want their children to read, write, speak and understand the language," Mangers said. He said he believes that Riles has bee n focusing on. social problems and is not doing a good job in basic education. Mangers claims that schools, particularly discipline in high schools, are s uffering because of legislative actions. "OVERREGVLATION is fore· ln& our schools to the brink of obUvi°",'' he said. Mangen Implied lh1t Riles la not standin1 up to t h e Le&lslature in the matter of re1ulations. "He baa abdic1ted bis role by not beilll assertive a11lnst those pteaeurea," be said. Manaen, who baa an office In Santa Ana, ls a couultant on beal\Jl and education laauea. Indiana Gov . Robert D. Orr proclaimed Monday "Dr. Suess Day" and marked the occasion by lunching on green eggs and ham with 16 local school chitdren. The proclamation was issued in honor of the 77th birthday of the childrens' author, Dr. Theodor Suess Gelsel, creator or the Cat in the Hat, Vertie the Turtle and the Grinch who stole Christmas. The children from School 55 on rndianapolis' north side and their teacher, Leole Williams, were invited to the governor's office for a lunch o r ham s andwiche s and ha rd· boiled eggs dyed green. When the Joffrey lJ ballet company performed in Enid, Okla., there was no doubt who the chief drawing card was -Ron Reagan, the president 's 22 -yea r -old dancing son. A c rowd of onlookers gat h e r e d ar\er a performance by the company al Phillips University for a better look at the young dancer , but he granted no interviews. UCI unit seats new officers New officers have been select· ed for the UC Irvine Foundation, a non-profit organization that gathers and manages private funds in s upport of the uni- versity. Na med president or the UCI Foundation was Thomas Casey, se nior vice pr eside nt- investments for First American Trust Co. The new vice presi· dent is James McNally, an ad· ministrator with Price Waterhouse & Co., and Ronald L . Conrad, executive partner of Conrad & Associates, was named treasurer. The Irvine Foundation's new general counsel is Paul Marx, an attorney with Agnew. Miller and Carlson ; and the new ex· ecutive director and assistant secretary is Robert N. Berube, a UCI administrator. Model UN draws from OC schools Student.a from three OTIU\le Coa st high schools will participate in the 14th annual hllh school Model Un1ted Na· lions Conference be&innlng Thursday at UC Rlvenide. About 1.000 studenta from 50 bith acbools will take part In tbe three-day event, which simulates the formal debate, ln· formal negotiations and diplomacy of the United Na- tions. Local schools •~I 1tudelta to the event include ~uatbaitan Beacb ffllh School, OC.an View ID&h School 'allo ln Huntiqton Beach) and Lal\Ula s .. cb H1cb School. Keynote speaker wi)J be Tsuneo Tanaka, J apanete c:cm- 1 u r 1eneral baaed in Loa An••-· Two 1cbolarsblp1 will be awarded at UM cloe1D1 MUliOD. Orange Coasl DAILY PILOTITueeday. March 3, 1981 s lrvitte s~laool's geometry An· interesting geometrical pattern is presented when Irvine's new Sierra Vista Middle School, 2 Liberty, is viewed from the air. The school in the Northwood area will open to 282 students March 16. Earlier, Northwood Elementary School opened nearby at28Carson Avenue. Bundle of money freed I . No crimes traced; man's cash returned By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of He o.111 PllM Stall A San Pedro ma n who led police and sheriffs deputies on a 90 mph auto chase from Irvine to Cook's Corner in the Santa Ana Mountains 11 days ago, in an apparent effort to prevent their finding $20,000 in his car, is a free man today. Laureano Sanchez, 29, is also poorer but wiser by a grand total of $1 ,100 confiscated by the State Franchise Tax Board and a $104.50 fine for reckless driv· ing and evading arrest. Irvine police said Monday they will gave $18,900 back to Sanchez' mother and accepted the Sanchez family's pleas that the money is her savings and was destined for a Mexican bank. BANKS IN MEXICO pay con- siderably higher interest on Yankee dollars, although it is il- legal to take more than $5,000 in cash out of the U.S. at any one time, authorities said. Sanchez could conceivably be . penalized for that, but then he never got to the Mexican border in the first place. And then, again. police said, the Sanchez story also involved an allegation the money was not to make any whopping interest but rather for the use or poorer relatives. Sanchez. employed by a Wilm· ington restaurant. first came to the attention of police Feb. 19 when he was s potted driving along Lake Forest Road on the wrong side of the street. POUCE SAID he yielded to their blinking l ights a nd stopped, but when asked for his driver's license he claimed he didn't have it with him, then stomped on the gas and the chase was on. Orange County Sheriff's dep· uties joined the chase. which ended when Sanchez slid to a stop on El Toro Road at Cook's Corner, where Santiago Canyon Road splits off in one direction and Trabuco Can yon Road in the other. Lawmen routinely searched his car and found a Seagram's whiskey blue cloth bag in the car trunk. Here It is March already and time to celebrate tor those v.4th an Aquamarine birthstone. Aquamarine means sea water. What an apt name tor this lovely greenish-blue to blula~r"n gem. The finest are predominantly blue. We have a ring In our stock with a Wlf"J fine, large Aquamarine Mt In It. One of the most beautiful I have aver aeen . It la 14JC2i4x1<>mm emerald cut and w.lgha 21 .82 carata. EMiiy found In large flawleea Ctyltala, Its vary appearance ptOduoee a cooling, soothing en.ct. Just Ilk• the Ha, the dMpef the atone the deeper the OO!Of. Aquamarine needs to be fllrty large to exhibit good coloJ. Many fll\8 atonea tOdlly .,. h.at-treated to lntenelty the blue color, and the proceat i. pennenent. ~uamartne 11 a variety of the mln«al beryl. The other ·Important variety of beryl ti lmerald. Chromium. the etemant wtllch producea the Opening the pouch, which was loo soft to be holdink a flask , they found il stuffed with $20,000 in cash. Th e discovery led to con- siderable questioning by in- vestigators. according to Irvine Police Sgt. Bob Kredel. Sanchez insisted the funds wer e his mother's savings and that he had been headed for Mexico to deposit the green- back\,_ f~r use by the family's pooref\ktn. However. his souped-up sedan and speedy fli ght brought arrest and booking for investigation of bank robbery. reckless driving and evading arrest, police said. Sanchez was released follow· ing three days or jail time dur- ing which police failed to link him to any bank robbery, and his mother and other family members came in to swear he was telling the truth. Baffled police contacted the Department of Jnternal Revenue to tell the m about all this money. but the IRS expressed little interest. Howev e r . Cali f ornia 's Franchise Tax Board was de· lighted to learn of the unusual find and at least temporarily pocketed $1 ,100 of it, the amount or state income lax applying to that sum. THE MONEY -if legitimate· ~ ly earned as the Sanchezes ' claim -could already have been subjected fo state taxation. But under such circumstances, the ~rinchise Tax Board doesn't take any chances. Ir vi n e Detective Dick Bowman said at the end of the 1981 tax year the family can ap- peal to tbe Franchise Tax Board for return of their $1,100, if they can verify its origin. Move ~onaes ea rig CET A job freeze called economy act ~ WASHJNGTON CAP> -The Reagan administration has in- voked a freeze on hiring of public service workers under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. The administration wants to phase out some 340,000 federally s ubsidized jobs in state and local government by the end of the current fiscaJ year. It noWied regional administrators of the Labor Department's · Employ- ment and Training Adminislra· lion that no new jobs be filled under two programs authorized by CETA -the Tille 11-D and Tille Vr programs. Some city officials seemed taken aback by the hiring freeze because President Reagan had said in his Feb. 18 message to Congress and the nation that the two CETA jobs programs would be phased out in fiscal 1982, beginning Oct. 1: Jack Hashian, a spokesman • for the department's E mploy-: ment Trairung Administration, confirmed, however, that an or- der carrying out the freeze went . out late last week. In his budget message to, Congress last month, Reagan in-. dicated that as mucb as $635 million could be saved by phas- ing out CETA jobs under the · public service categories by the end of the current fi scal year on Sept. 30. But an administration official, who declined to be named publicly, said Monday that as much as $865 million of the fis- cal 198l's $2.9 billion appropriat- ed for public service jobs could be saved because of the hiring freeze. f grwen color of Emerald, alto produces other characterlatlca which dl1tlngul1h the gem from lta slater atone. Aquamarine Is more abundMt in nature than Emerald and "*9fore 11 1 ... coatly. Golden Bef'yl and Morganitll (the pink member of the beryl tamlly) are elao very lovety gems. I bOught a beaulltul ont Morgenlte weighing 17.41 carats on my IHt trfp to ldar·Oberateln, It waa my Intention to Mt It up I~ a ring mounting, but we have ~ ao busy with our customers· epeclal design• and custom ord9ft th9t I haven't heci ~ tor "'1 own. • w. ...... a Wfde ••'*-' 9t Aquam..,-lnH H t up 11'1 jewelry t~h. They a,. In ,,,., bf .oeletl.. ~ .. end ..,nnge and r.nge In prioe' from • mer. ltO to en .....,. .11&1250. Wt'll be ha"' to. *-"*" ea1 to 10" on '°"' ,_. ~t to Chartee H, lllfr, ,..,.,,,., .. I ~~~~o~~PLm~~~~.MM_c~'~!.;1_~_, _____________________________ ~~~T~IO~N~/~W~~~T~H~E~R Twaining the evolutionists I VAalOW AW"1LN-osrr. -Tbe troutM wtth lakla• a day otf from um corner' ... that all l ae· eo ... plllbed wu to draw rain. I doa't need that. I 40n't DMd 1Q1 da.Y• otf to beeome ~trovenial. Lllten, you'd tblnk we have eaou1b to fitbt about IJ"OUDd beN wtdlout 1ettlnl the weatlier lDto It. We're thrublna around in debate over John Wayne Airport. We're battlinl over the future ol Bolla Chica 1wamp and Nt";YPGrt'• Back Bay. We're locked ·up over -vlronment and future development. Our baDdl are full. All fll this, however, 11 not enou1b. You check the newa and find out that a state ~ law1ull is under way on whether or not re· •• • ~ llliOWI creation should . /\a\ be taueht in the public ~ ... . :::.~~!:. alone with TIM llRPllNI '~~ You may bave , thought all that was settled alter the Scopes Monkey Trial in Tennessee back in the 1920s. But no. We are resurrecting the le1aJbaWe. BELl£VE IT oa NOT, there are still some people around who believe man descended from a higher order or anjmal. Did I get that quite right? Maybe not. . Wbile you might not want to debate either side of crea- tion there are sure a Jot or things around these days that I wouidn't want to blame on any creator. Television com- mercials ror disgusting personal product! would be one. Pop-top can openers would be another. Add ignition keys that go in upside-down. Famed American humorist Mark Twain had con- siderable to say on the question or whether or not man waE the higher order of creation. Once, for example, he wrote, Batt~loo,.. Pollution curb. delay pushed WASWNGTON CAP> -A major report ordered by Congress recommends tbi t deadlines for achieving anti·pollutlon staadarda be dropped from the nation's clean alr law and that reatrlctlons oi'l industrial development in pollullon·free areas be loosened con· alderably. The National Commission on Air Quality formally submitted lta report to Consress Monday, opening what promises to be a Jong, bard.fought battle over amend.int the Clean Air Act. The commission recommended retaining most ai~Qtlality atandarda but remov~ng 1982 and 1987 deadlines for meeUn1 them. The deadlines were ineffective and in some cases unrealistically harsh, the report said. Chairmen of key congressional committees that will deal with the revisions. -Sen. Robert Stafford, R· Vt., and Reps. John DingeU, D-Macb .• and Henry WaxmSh, D-Calif. -have saicj they hope the process will not be as difft11t as that over the 1977 clean air amendments. BVT INDUSTllY has made clear it will not back off its demand that the law be relaxed lo foster development, particularly of energy resources in the West, while environmental lobbyists have stressed they will fiercely resist dropping the deadlines and protections for clean-air areas. "If the other side attempts to gut the Clean Air Act there will be a bloody fight," said David Hawkins, a lawyer with t'he Natural Resources Defense Council. The mandated review of the law comes amid national concern over rising energy prices and possible shortage~ which will play an important part in Congress' deliberations . THERECOMMENDATIONSincluded: Significantly reducing sulfur dioxide emissions in the East by 1990. Since coal-burning utiUties are the major source of these emissions. which have been blamed for acid rain, resistance cah be expected fi:om coal mine owners and utilities. • I ce c old r e s cue ''You see an ancestor around here anywMre?" "I believe our Heavenly Father invented man because he was disappointed in the monkey." -Maintaining the present system of setting air standards based on considerations of public health. A recent study sponsored by the l_J.S .. ~hamber of Commerce criticized the present system as unsc1enhf1c and suggested costs should be measured against benefits in setting the standards. -CHANGING T H E final standard for carbon monoxide en:'issions from aµtomobiles from 3.4 grams per mile to 7 grams per male . John Froemal went to great lengths in the Ottawa River to reach a stranded puppy named Spike, later claimed by a 10-year-old gir l. Froemal of Ottawa waded more than 150 feet into the river (top> then crawled and stretched his way across the ice Sunday before reaching the animal. The smiling hero returned with the 9-month-old pup in arms <bottom). AS FOR MAN compared lo dogs, Twain suggested, "If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite yob. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man." The recommendation that 1982 and 1987 deadlines for achiev- ing anti·pollulion standards be dropped was severely criti cized by Merilyn Reeves, an environmental specialist with the League of Women Voters . D_iet doctor slayer says foe real target The man from the Mississippi River and the Mother Lode country could also get downright heavy on the failures or humankind. Twain once Wl'Ote , "Of all creatures that were made, he c man) is the most detestable. Of the entire brood be is the only one -the solitary one -that possesses malice. That is the basest of all instincts, passions, vic:es -the most hateful. He is the only creature that inflict! pain for sport, knowing it to be pain ... Also -in all the list be is the only creature that has a nasty mind." "The deadlines provide the spur, the impetus to make sure . that state governments act," she said, adding that the federal gov- ernment must ensure that no state gains an economic advantage. by not adhering to strict standards. NEW YORK <A P ) Convicted Male draft fought murderer Jean Harris says that if she had meant to kill anyone. it would have been Lynne Tryforos. her rival for the affections of Dr HermanTarnower. said . 'You'd h ave to be wacky to love me · But I'm getting tared of this ·crazy· business . I wasn't. and am not, crazy. Mark Twain also had a couple of things to say about human nature, like, "Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habit!." Or, "Man is the only animal that blushes. Or needs ' to." And, ''There are several good protections agaiDst. temptations but the surest is cowardice." And one more: "Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economize it." AMONG HUMANOIDS, Twain didn't let the politicians off the hook very easily, either. He once suggested, "It could probably be shown by facts and figures that there is no distinctly native American criminal class except Confress." • n any event, you have to guess we'll JUSt have to wait to see if the rellgaous people win the nght to nave the biblical version of creation taught in public schools right along with evolution. MARK TWAIN, however, might have strongly ques- tioned the value or getting any kind of curriculum into the schools. Just remember, he once wrote: "So~ and education are not aa sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run." WASJDNGTON <AP> -The National Organization for Women, although opposing the draft, argues that women should be taken if sel~tive service con- tinues. The Supreme Court will decide whether the male-only draft registration program is legal and NO W President Eleanor Smeal said her group would file papers with the court. The court is hearing a case brought by the American Civil Liberties Union in which a lhree- j udge panel in Philadelphia ruled the registration program unconstitutional. Registration bas been allowed to continue, however, pending a decision by · the high court. The male-only system "dis- services society as it creates a pool of eligibles much more limited in numbers and ability than if it included women." Ms. Smeal said. Living a dog's life rwt bad LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP> - One of the reasons Gene Flint decided to spend hundreds of dollars on Sachet's 13th birthday anniversary is that "she is just like my lilt.le gir~ · be said. A reception hall has been rent· ed for $150. Another $600 will be spent ort. decorations, refresh- ments and other party essen- tials. There are 300 guests ex- pected at the March 22 gala. The guest of honor is a poodle. Flint said Sachet's ears will be coiffed ror the party in a Bo Derek style. complete with br aids and beeds. 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I The jury that convicted her last month concluded that s he fired the fatal shots intentionally. rather than accidentally. as she had claimed. think we both were just stupid I loved ham in spite of all the warts and could m ake fun of him. And here's a woman who told him he was God every day for 20 years. and I guess he began to believe it. .. In a recent interview. Ms. Smeal said excluding women from the draft limits the pool of draftees and also military flex- ibility. • . . • • • . ~~· : ~ Sk1ppe1 Alan H11Je : : ~ lnv1teJ YoCJ to : : ~ 1HE : : '.., llCMT LOVER'S : : llCMT SHOW : : SU AU THAT IS NEW : • AHOlllc:mMOIH90AT'9... : : (OVlf'MIHT. ~"' POflTI •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Wed· Mar 4 thn1 Sun· Mar 8 MCHMS N teaa WlD& THURS --310 10 JOPM ~TS __ USO FRllJ.\Y ---3 IO 11 OOPM JUHIOllS(S.lSYfl )_ I SO SATURDAY _ NOOtl to 11 OOPM CHllllfl£11 ___ FREE ~=)~~ ,~M ~i'N.Y.i1:0,. 900 W KATEUA •'<>fl WO CAil. 17WI ......00 Chic ------- 1 SL1""'99GIEAT ! . 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I I I l ~TI ill TI~ P~lice probe robbery try •I ALHAMBRA (AP) -Police were llnint up witnesses and sortint out information in an at- tempt to find at least one remainin1 eunman tn a botched weekend supermarket robbery that ended with an exchange of gunfire and the' capture of an~ther gunman. . No one was Injured in the attempted holdup Saturday, and one man -Oscar Duran, U, of Montebello -was arrested after be en1a.ted police and a liquor shop owner In a gunfitbt at the entrance of the Alpha Beta market in tbla northeastern s uburb of Los An.£eles. ........ e. ........... ,. PASADENA (AP> -A local chapter of the NAACP hopes to make red ribbons symbolic of concern over the slayings and disappearances of 21 black children in Atlanta the way yellow rib- bons did d~g the cap- BRIEFS tivity of 52 Americans in Iran. "This is our Iran," said Ruby Williams. pre- sident of the Pasadena chapter of the National Association for the Ad- vancement of Colored People, at a gathering Sun- day afternoon. lleatea ••• dr•enu la,,_,,,,. BELL (AP) -Police were looking for several patrons involved in a bar fight with a man who drowned after be apparently was left unconscious in a puddle outside the tavern. Gonzalo Rodriguez. 36, or Bell, was arguing with a few patrons at the Irish Village Bar when he allegedly was beaten and dragged from the estabUshment, witnesses told police. era ..... •••en De rert1t• SAN FRANCISCO (AP > -Sen. Alan Cranston's drive to raise a national campaign warchest without party ap- proval has angered Democratic leaders who rear be is compet- ing with them for funds, the San Francisco Chroni cle reported today. A s howdown ove r Cranston's $6 million Cund- raising plan, aimed at helping elect more Df mocrats to the Senate, is set for Tuesday. Cranston, the Senate minority cuNSTOtt leader, will meet with House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill and Rep. Tony Coelho, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign C~mmittee. tJ •Hiie• ltre • ..,, .,.... LOS ANGELES (A P > -A fire which swept through one floor of a commerciaJ building left $1 million In damage, and investigators say they sus- pect arson in the blaze . .......... ......... MADERA <AP> -A woman bu been arrested and a man is being sought in connection with a robbery of more than $5,000 from a savings and loan branch here. Police Chief Gordon Skeels said. Emma J . Mosley, 29, was arrested in San Francisco Saturday on a lead furnished by police here, Skeels said. Officers were dispatched to San Francisco Monday to return her to Madera. A warrant was issued for the arrest or Anthony Vincent Huff, 22. on a charge of robbing the Wor ld Savings and Loan branch Feb. 23, Skeels said. Two employees were robbed at gunpoint , then were stuck in the firm's safe. They identified Huff and Ms. Mosley from photographs supplied by Fresno police who are investigating several recent bank savings and loan robberies, Skeels said. ................. FRESNO <AP> -A U.S. District Court trial has been scheduled April 16 for a Fresno man charged with distributing 24.8 grams of heroin. Daniel Hinojosa Ochoa pleaded innocent last week to a federal indictment, but the tria date was not set until Monday by Judge M.D. Crocker. COLLECTORS CORNER . R•r• Cofna & 9t•mpa GOLD & SILVER · Prices tor 3-2-11 ca.14 c._ 1461• Sllwr Cl. S 11.11 Kr..gerr-Maple l.Hf 100Cor-50P•sos '°"'Sl'-~ ...., Seti ..., ...... . ...... .... . ....,. ...... .. U1UI ....... "~ ...... ,,_"-' __ , .. CalllOrc-- (714) 556-aSO South Coaet ptaza VIiiage .......... --(M __ ...,.C-_I Set"YtCe T ,,.... Stwta et Y °"'' DoOt (Cell S'°'e -HI \'OUf AIH) COSTA-..641·1289 , .. __,_, .. ,.._ ~5-()401 -~~(Sn °""9 IOtwy .... _, "'-'·' Call 642-5679. Put • few worda to worJc for ou. CVie~On ~ I~ -~- r:;nental HealtJi · · ~i , · BJ GERALD WINKLER, D.0.1. ! . I . DENTAL X-RAYS For a dentht to the presen ce of conduct a complete unerupted teeth or dental examination broken root fra1ments without ualn1 dental or Impacted teeth can x-raya, is like watching o n I y r e a d 11 y b e / TV with your eyes determlned by x-ray1 eloaed.. "Why ." you a l n c e t h e 1 e may Hk, "can't the abnormalltlu are dentl1t uae hia eyea and normally bidden from tru1ty mirror to do the vlew. ••me dla1no1h?" With modern, 8 • c a u 1 e , • 1 t h e shielded equipment and "unsinkable" Titanic h11h apeed x-ray ftlmi 4ll hcovered ; li k e only a ver/ 1mal keberp, moat serious a m o u n t o x -r a y d • n ta I trouble h rad.iatioQ is r_equind to bene.tb the 1w11ce and take a Complete aet of out of view. p6ctu ..... It'• leu than Dental x-r•Yt often we normally receive ,. .. al belbm1DI decay rrocn Wumbaat.d watch ._,~..., Uae ~ or ta cu. Tb• X·r a1 betleatb a ft1llAt or at camera la one of tbt .. ballDlll of a unvw dtatt.t'a moll valuable plt or •r°"• la "• diapmtje toola. cJte•lDt hlface. TM a •••• t of lit•• e 1....,uq ~ tht Mi ,bem.....,...,, s:. .. t11ltldllMN,UM ntlotmnt of root HH ..... aad C Ill Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfTuesday, March 3, 1981 s BU•p goes u..,. .,..,,...... Sagging Goodyear airship Columbia lays on ground at Carson dock- ing facility after suffering damage from a "freak wind" Sunday that caused the blimp to twist on its mooring lines. A tail fin shattered and punctured the blimp's airbag. Goodyear says the blimp will be out of commission for about two months during repairs. Amish lantern use challenged GLADWIN, Mich. (AP> -A Gladwin County prosecutor is fight· ing a court ruling allowing Amish drivers to use lanterns on their horse- drawn carriages In stead of the orange reflective triangles required by law. Prosecutor Douglas Jacobson said he filed a Circuit Court appeaJ or a county district judge's decision. That ruling said forcing the Amish to use reflectors violated their constitu- tional rights. The Amish said reflectors would d•ny their ri>;~~ in God's protection. Jacobson said they are violating state law and local s afety or- dinances. Tests qg.estio•ed ·High 1chool 1tudent1 1truggling SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -Aller 12 years of school, the av~e student should be able t.o rea<Y a newspaper, balance a checkbook and -accordin1 to the state or CaUfornia -not much more. In an effort to battle the state's poor academic performance among rueh school students, the Department of Education has decreed that startin1 this year youngst ers must abow "minimum proficiency" in reading, writing and mathematics i.n order to graduate. But many questions on proficiency tests measure accomplishments as low as those usuaJly taught in the fifth and sixth srades. "EILEEN WO&KZD from 10 :30 a.m. until 4 p.m . with 30 minutes for lunch. How many hours did she work? .. asks a sample question .Another asks how much change a person should get if he paid for a $3. n. article with a $5 bill. Students need pass the test onJy once and can take it several times each year during their four-year high school educations. The tests have been given in some areas for the last three years to prepare students Yet a study shows that more than 500 seniors both in San Francisco and Oakland may not pass by this June. Wilson Riles. state superintendenror public instruction, agrees that "no matter how you cut it, the high school youngsters are not doing as well as they shouJd , · · Last year. Ca lifornia seniors ranked in the bottom third 1 academically in ~e nation. Aceordina I to Riles, cau.ses include too many , one-parent families, too much I telev1s1on, poor teacller attitucfea, drugs , alcoholism and other 1 poverty·related problems lbat plague inner-city schools. Now, say officials, they will no longer "socially prom~te" students. f "In the past we've been accused of ' graduating students who couldn'tread • -functional illiterates," said a San Francisco Unified School District official. "That day has passed. We are absolutely not going to graduate a youngster who can't read or write English." The tests admittedly demand "rock bottom" skills. say officials, but I district Associate Superintendent Fred Leonard says they will steadily , be upgraded over the next few years. "I DQ.N'T TH I NK we can overemphasize the fact that it is really I a very minimum proficiency test and certainly any district that isn't , planning to upgrade it is planning itself for doom and disaster,'' said Leonard. , The biggest problem a city like San ' Francisco races, says Leonard, is that · "I don 'l think all the parents really understand the significance or this . test" -that students will not be : awardeddiplomasifthey faiL ' Denying diplomas is on~ way of : getting students' attention, according • to Dave Gordon, testing director for · the stale Department of Education. ..-------------------------------------------------------, · ted to Seattle: I~ United saves vou $87 off the regular Coach fare to Seattle. Just th one of our selected flights any da y of the WC.'Ck. and you ·11 fl y fo r just $ I 05 one way. Scats arc limited on these fli ghts. but there arc no advance -,.. u ..... _-\ purchase or lcn).!th-of-stay requ ire.'-/ ments at all . For information :md reservation~. c.:all vour Travel Agent Or (·all United at 6~39-6700 . United is Partners in Travel with Westin Hotels-in Seattle, the Washington Plaza. s105 on selected re tum flights, too. st05~th no restrictions. • '7875 for kids under tWelve you bring along. Most nonstops to Seattle 7:40 a.m~ 11 :.!O .1 m J:30 p.m~ :\ 2;) p 111 .)1:1pm 7::30 p.m~ Arriv~ IO:lOa.m. I ;;:, p rn 3:55 p.m. 5 .')( p.m 7 ~I pm 9:56 p.m . f...m•.., .111d -;dwd11lc ·-. -.uliw< t 111 d1anl!C' •s1os Oigbt .. ' • 1 Orang• Coe1t OaJly Pllo!_ Editorial~ Tuelday, March 3, 1981 '.U Thomes P. Haley/Publl1her Thomas KMvll/Edltor Barblr• Krelblch/Edltorl•I P~ Editor County bus fare • • mcrease certain Amid the confualoo ol 1trlke1 and 1ettlemeota, of public heartnp and po1tponemenu, of 1ovemment ruan · dates and dere1ulation, one fact emer1e1: The COit to ride an Oran1e County Trantlt Dtttrict but ll 1otn1 up. The reason for the Increase, lt turns out, 11n't because bua drivers and mechanic• called a 22·day strike la1t month until a new contract wu ratified. The fare increase wu already needed before the strike, primarily because 1uoline prices didn't •o up a1 hi&b u predicted, thus more commuters weren't forced to forsake their can for OCTD wheels. That cut revenue and Ht the 1ta1e for ht1her fares. The state Legl1lature compounded that need with a law f orclng local tran.lt dl1trict1 for the first time to recover at least 20 percent of their operatln1 revenue from f area. (The rest comes rrom state and federal sources.) The district already wu laagtn1 below the 20 percent mark when the strike hit. All the walkout dld waa Ital the district's rate. However, the state also aranted local di•· tricts one chance to fail without beln1 penaltzed with Iott income. This appears to be that year at OCTD. · District directors met Monday but postponed a de· cision on a new fare increase. A OO·cent fare ror local runs was all but rejected -it was only conaldered 11 one way to reach the 20 percent mark. lnatead, board mem· bers seemed interested in 6(). or 7S·cent fares. They will meet again on March 16tosettherate. Thus, the need to raise ratea is a foregone conclusion. The amount is the only question. At Monday's meeting, however, not one member of the bus-riding public attended to speak out on the issues. That costs go up isn't surprising : that no one seems to care is. Tax measures falter The outlook is not good for continued income tax in· de xing to keep California taxpayers from being boosted into higher tax brackets when they get cost-of -living pay raJ.SeS. An indexing measure pushed through by Newport Beach Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson expires at the eDCt of this year. Go\'. Brown bad refused to sign the biU mlless It mduded a two-year limit. nm year four bills designed to protect wage earners from mf1at>on -and incidentally block tax wind.falls for t.hfo ~ -b.ave been introduced in the Assembly. ~ far ~ Revenue a.od Taxation Committee has nn~ Oeten-ed a vote that would recommend one or m>C1t'b« ol t.M bills. ~ problem. in part, is determining a suitable =>f"tbod ol ('urbing inflation-based tax increases. For example. without indexing, a wage earner mak· mg ru.oo:i a year and paying 10 percent or his income in state tax. can be boosted into the 11 percent bracket by a rost-of-livmg raise. So he really has not increased his real income. The existing tax indexing measure. which will cut S3 billion from state income tax revenue this year, is baaed on the Consumer Price Index. Opponents of continuing on this track contend this index is unfair because it assumes all taxpayers are affected by such factors aa housing costs -which is not always tbecase. A new bill by Mrs. Bergeson substitutes a wages and salaries index for the Consumer Price Index. basing changes only on average annual wages and salaries paid in the state. rather than the increased cost or all con- sumer items. This would reduce the loss to the state, but still off er wage earners a degree of protection. Unfortunately. the feeling in Sacramento is that no money bills at all stand a chance of approval until the budget is passed in July and the revenue picture' is clearer. · Meanwhile, Mrs. Bergeson is proceeding with plans to prepare a tax indexing initiative for the 1982 ballot in case the Legislature fails to act. But that could leave a substantial gap between expiration or the present law and implementation of a new one. Clearly. it is unfair to penalize wage earners when they receive pay raises to offset inflation. But with budget tightening coming down from the federal level. the Rtate ~ understandably nervous about tampering with any potential sources of revenue. The concern over revenue losses ls pointed up by re- cent projections by state orricials who conclude the spending cuts proposed by the Rea1an Admlnlatratlon could cost the state up to S6 billion ln federal revenu t next year. if approved by Congress. The cuts would shift to state, county and local aov· ernmenu much of the coet of aid for the a1ed, 1lck and poor. ror education, health planntna. sublldlied hou1ln1. highway and transit needs. They all are now partially un· der the federal umbrella. With property tax revenue cut by Propo1ltlon 1.3, and with the state's treasury surplus rapidly vanl1hln1. the propoeed cuts ln rederal aid would be a severe blow at all governmental levela. This will not be a good year ror measures that would further erode state revenues . • Opinions ex presNd 1n the apace above ere tho11 of the Dally Piiot. Other views expr11Nd on this page are thOM of their authora and artists Reader comment 11 Invited. Addrt" The Dally Piiot. P.O. Bo>C 1560. Costa Meta, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 ..• Boyd/Ideal mate By Lll.M BOYD. Only OM YOW\I man In 10 theae day1 wante a 1lrlfrt1nd wbo loob and acta anythlnt lUce hll mother. Sucb be tM conclu1lon of a Toronto p1ychoto1l1t named Dr. 111111• HtadUne: Councilman 1h11 money 1wa1. Tb1l'1 newt? J'vt bee 1Pvtn1 aliDe away for yean '° th• aovern· meat. Derwent Kent. He queried a 1l11abl1 numb.tr of colltl• men. 11\etr v1rlou1 te1t r•· aulte 1howld that their no- tion• ol t.bl laal romanUc ma-. wtr111't 1lmllar at all to their de.erlpUona of thelr m~h•n. And few rt1.10D1 un· clear, U.O.. delortpUona ol their modwn were not too com pUllMfttary. • In ConneoUout, If tbt mou. ol U.. prl forbldl UM 1lrl'1 borfrlnd froan ever ..._ UM prl a1aln, \bat bo1trl• cao'l ev• wrtte lowt letten to tll• 1oua1 1141. lo_. ... u old law not alwa11 o•••r••d ID)'IDGl't, Jack Andenon Brezhnev defused ri.eutro._ bomb W ASHINOTON -DefenH Secretary Cupar Wetnber1er'1 recent announcement that Ute Rea1an admtnl1tratlon would "Hry probably" decide to pro- duce the neutron bomb and deploy it In W11tera &urqpe created an tnternatlonal turor . World leaden had t.boutht th• neutron bomb luue wa1 dtfuNd tor 1ood back ln April 1'78, when Jimmy Carter made the 1urprl•· ln1 decl• ion to "do· lay " l t a deploym•nl At the tlmo, Cart e r '• turnaro und wH thou1ht to be bilad l•rMtly on W•t O•rm•ny'• reluctantt to aupport tho bo1nb'1 dtploy ment lhtrtt. Another pooltilllty\ thuu1h, waa that C1rtt1r baoken down on the neutron bomb whl oh 11111• people but lHVH ln1mimata ob Jects un1c11rreid e.nd hu r•I atlvely short llvtwt riut111l100 el feet• becau•tt of eon'1tt rn that Earl Waters lt would C8\IH the Sovleta to brHk olt SALT II ne1otlaUom. " 1scaaT ME81AGE to Carter from Soviet Pre1ldtnt Leonid Brnhnev lend.a 1upport to the latter. Uteory. A copy ol the Bnahnev le\ter ba1 been ob- tained b)' my uaocla-. Dale Van Atta. It WU Hnt OD Jan. 5, 1m thrM montha before Cart.r'• anne>Unffd decl1lon to put the neutron bomb in the dHP· freeaer. It ii a remarkable document, •harply worded and pointedly 1ddre1.S to Carter peracnally becauae, u Breahnev wrote, "It I• no aecret that the dtcllloft wht lber to 1t1rt prod.ucUon and deployment of neutron weapona depenct. now above all upon the U .8 . 1overnment. upon you per1ona1ly, Mr. Pr••ident." Noun, that the matter w11 on• of '•llniflcanl acutenep," the Kremlin boH Hid bluntly: "Th• ••rlOUJn ... of the aubJect dem•nda that talk be candid." II• •,.Id the Rovhtt Union'• a•o•lllon on deplQymt nt of the neutro n bo mb In Wutern ~urop.it 1u1 "1h1rply ne11at1ve." Tbe deployment wouJd not be rt1J)ODllve-"to the spirit of the UmH, to the inter est o f 1treottbenln1 peace and de· ten-., -to peoples' H plratlona." IN A TYPICAL burst of Kremlin propaganda s tyle, Breabnev purported to be moved by tbe terrible pot ential for deatructlon p osed b y the weapon. "By tbelr nature and their de1tructlve characte ristics neutron weapons c an strike not onl)' people wearing military unlfor1111, but alao huge masses ot tbe OOPU.latJon," I.he future al· tacker ol Af&baniatan protested. "TheM are fuhuman weapons of m au dt1tructlon ; they are directed a1aJn1t pe<>ple. Their appearance wtll not diminish the llkellhood of nuclear conflict but enhance It. •'The reMlity la lhat If neutron weapon.a are ever used, a dev· utatln1t acythe will s weep acro11 the territories of entire countriH. probably not leaving a 1ln1le Inch untouched." Then I.he Soviet president is aued a not ·so·veiled threat. "' I~ '1blJ IN A FRJ£N[lY ~, rbJ?' . Americana couJd not expect to escape the "devastating scythe" simply by being thousands of miles away. ··Perhaps some entertain the hope to stay on the sidelines if and when the point is r eached that neutron weapons are killing Europeans," Brezhnev wrote. "This calcuJation is illusory in su bst a nce. T oday n e utron weapons are thought of in con - nection with one means of de- livery, but tomorrow. or the day a Cler. they may be attached to other vehicles or a co'mpletely different range not of hun- d r ed s but of thousands of kilo m e t e r s . Today these weapons have one yield. But tomorrow -it could be ten or a hundred times greater Such is the Jaw of the arms race .. " THEN BREZHNEV go t around to SALT II. ''In what li ght would the negotiations currently under way . appear If simultaneously the de ployment o r ne utron weapoM was forced?" he asked. He answered . "Not m uch wouJd bP. left of people's trust in solv Ing the pro blem of disarma· ment, a.nd in the success of ongo- ing negotiations Moreover. I.he negotiaUom themselves. at least 1n some cases. would face I.he threat of being broken off " Finally, Brezhnev warned that the Uruted States could not hope to maintafo its monopoly on I.he neutron bomb. He wrote that ''if the choice of the United States is in favor of I.he neutron bomb. this will put the Soviet Union before the necessity to meet the challenge, I.hat is to act in I.he same way as we were forced to act when atomic weapons came into being." The letter was signed. "Sin- cerely, L. Brezh nev " Three mon ths later , after West Ger m a ny h ad reluctantly agreed to deploy the weapon, Carter sur prisingly rever sed himself and called o ff t he neutron bomb The SALT II negotiations continued, and a treaty was signed in June 1979. The Reagan administration has shown no inclination to re- vive the SALT II talks, and is now proposing lo go ahead with the neutron bomb Most mass transit systems show deficit Although the Legislature in 1971 provided that ~ cents of the sales tax be used to fund mass transit systems and Gov. Jerry Brown and his appointees have talked incessantly about the need for such, the development,. of mass trans it systems which m eet I.he needs of the people and a re financially practica l r e- mains largely talk. Surprisingly there are about 160 publicly operated transit systems In the s tale , the number in· c r e a si n i aru Uy from the 40 which e xl 1t o d in 1971 betor., th o 1 t 1 t o be1a n provld Ina fln1ncl1l 1111l1t1nce. But • report developed by Lite Kno• •nd Jull releaud by CalTu rh11l1 that moat au ol them are In trouble flnanclally. And lhtl apectllc data provtcMd tor tht 12 m.Uor tranalt 1y1teme 1how1 1l1ht of them are operat· ln1 at a deficit d .. plte federal, atate and local tax dollara. Althouth the far11 rans• from Charles McCabe 25 cent.I up to $1. 75 not one of the systems comes close to meeting costs through fares alone. Of the 12, only in Santa Monica do the fares produce e ven half tbe operatiooal costs. In Santa Clara County I.he fares don't even pro- vide 10 percent of costs. And raising fares ln most instances us ually proves to be counter pro- ductive . REMEMBERING before WW 11 that almost all public transit in California was operated by private companies and, despite payinc taxes, managed to show profit.I. it becomes an enigma u to why the publicly owned systems which operate free of taxation and without need for profit can't do so without massive tranafusions of federal, atate and local taxpayer money. It can't be the lack of modem equipment. Tbe Bay Area's BART ay1tem, one of the most modem of all, receivea 80 per· cent of ltl fW'tdl from local taxes and leu than 20 percent from federal and 1tate allotments, with fares provldin1 barely more than 30 percent. And one of the newnt 1y1tems, Santa Clara County, recelvea more than 90 percent of its funds from federal, state and local laxes. Knox says rising rue! costs and federal and state require- ments for special equipment sucb as for the handicapped and strict smog emission regulations are part of the problem which ls causing citizens and officials alike to take closer looks at the feas ibility of oper a ting the systems. BUT SHE REPORTS the single largest cost of I.he transit systems is salaries and wages (66 percent). What she found s tar tling w as the disparity between the systems in pay ranging from $6.46 an hour to the bigh paid by the Golden Gate Transit District of $11.67 for bus drivers. It is obvious that in many cases labor bas out- negotiated management, even 1aining unheard of quarterly coat of living pay adjustments. Part of tbia laxity in negotiat- ing pay la probably due to the manner in which tbe s tate money has been handed out. based solely on the amount of rev· enue produced by the sales tax within the county. New lelial•· lion however now requires the allocations to be based on performance c r it e ri a . Th e problem there 1s that Caltrans, the s t a te agency which ad - m inisters the money, has not established g uidelines or defini· tions to assure unifor m data "They're compa ring apples end ora nges." Knox said . BUT EVIEN IF standardized reports and a uniformity or oper ation a nd pay could be achieved, it remains doubtful that the transit systems would be any closer to self-sustainin~ through revenues. The fact is that Californians are too much in love with their cars. and furthermo re t he pa ttern or urban and s uburba n post war de- velopment has been s uch that it boggles I.he mind to devise any system whic h could suitably meet the needs of sufficient numbers to make rapid transit practical from an economic sta ndpoint. Even ln a city as compact as San F rancisco. the municipal transit system Is barely out of the red although 70 percent of its s upport comes from federal. state and local taxpayers. Bilingual actiYi:sts are reluctant Aniericans 1 do not wtah to a•t into tome 1ort of feud wtth the Spu.lab· , 1peakinf people of California. I have apeat n.arly a deeldt of my llft arnoas Spanlah 1peuen ln MHl~. Puerto Rlco and other Caribbean lelanda. 1 have a •troac llfeeUoa for t.belD and their culturt. lly pel'IGeAl nla· uona wltb tbtm have been amoet 100 pm:ent oh)', wbleb 11 a tood deal more tbaD I can av ror m)' own counteymea. But J find an lnereaalDC lnita· Uon wtUa tbolt tmmtrrant Mn· loan• lD tbla 1ta-. Wbo call tbem11lv11 Hl1p1nJc ac· thl1t1. ti•• latter, a ward tkat,. ID1 t.eel.bOD .... TMle are ti.I IO •talled Clltoa•o, • ltadtn, 1rM · ........ .., .............. low or Am1rtc~ no ..-~ ---=-........ .., ......... Mtlt1 .... w1Ma 11 l 141111 want llO ... _. .. equal than equal to other Amertcane. Tbey are recalcitrant Amertc .... and proud of It. IOMS OP TBll 1 .. un1 came out at a ltat• Pu_,.Uc UWlti• ~, Comml11lon hearlnc ln San( 1 P'ranclaco where ChlneH· A1nertcan and H11pan.lc ~ deanaaded that th• Paclflc Tel•Dbone Co. tncreue blJinCul Hrvlce before UM uUUty le al· lowed to ralae Ill ratn bJ '111 mlWcm ,.arty. They allO ukld for more~ wtua the company. Tbt l'WGric of Mme of \be 1111· paatee wu quli. btated and UD· comlftlllf•ln1. Marianna Tbaoeo Roal'ilu11, women•• cbalrwomaa of tbt America 01 ronam. Mid abt wu Und of b•arlnl tbat ualmdatloe lnto tbt .. .,.......,. • .,~ .. le t.MWQtolalw ..-. lem1. Ae MW,•• MUn. I doll'\ Mw to. I ICftlll ._ _,, JOU an. Y• ..... •·" ......................... ........ w ......... tla ..... brr,,,,....·--. ~.ert ...... .,...., ..... 1ranta, and I believe tbey are profoundly wroo1. An attempt to Ht up a larae bilinaual enclave LD Ull1 et.ate, and LD otbem; places, •blcb la advocated by the ac· tlvl•te and encoura1e by politi· clana, would be bad for both lhil country and for Ill Hl1panlc population -both cltl1ena and llleaall. , Th• mo1t l mpbrtant bad re· 1ulta, ol coune, wou_ld be that the Muicane would live sullenly on the marp of our culture, oot only ctenltd the chance to follow the belt opportunltiea um CIOWl· try bu to Oller, but a formidable potential for crime and dis· MUlOft, ASSIMILATION IS TBS anawer, tboqb lt cannot be forced. n can .,. decidedly •· courattd, bo••••rr by In· 1lataee that dl3 DOt be puled_... tM eut ean read ad_... .Tbelm- atlpaUma a.vs" mon or ie. ....... to t.1111 ~. n.. l•Pre•• Coat\ hal ·u11d ...... k.'n.~ta ....... ... . ., ... Undoubtedly people who do not speak English suffer dlstresa wben they have to use the phone and reach a penon who can speak only En1llsh. Tbe phone company says it la aware of tlaia, and a spokesman said tbat anyone neec:Uq emers-ucy U · 1lat.anee will be connected wltb a Spanllb or Cantonese-apealdna operatoc' within 30 MCODda ol a first call to an operator. . BVT TBE MO&E deep-seated dJat.reu la tbat ln the matter ol laa1ua1e, the actlvlata inalat that WE confarm to tbtlr ...._ ratber Ulan that they ~ply wlth our wim. and laws. Tb• old meltlu pot ethic ii 1one, and proba"\ly IOll• tor IOOd . but tbe laW'I ol our _CCMl$7 canandabouldbe~ln maklnf W>t•li•b com,W.O,, tor cltlunabip and bllblJ ~ Jor tboM llllpalUcS aDd Ck•••• and otbtn wbo Uve and ..- amoq m without belnl ab&t to .,.u tbe ....... of lhll com-trJ. nm ll WttiAD our powr .... lD 11a1 Ollimon, .__,.., duUea. ,. : Orange Coat DAJL Y PILOTfTutlday, March S, 1981 ,..,...,.., .. , ""._ ... ,_ --' TIO: FtUllLY c1ac111 "Will you lood my toothbrush for me, Mommy?" by Brad Anderson "Oh, no ... not ANOTHER big snow!" JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH FltANCl~E I YOVl octe~~ 1,.11('& A j::"LAM P . ACROSS 53Wendles 57 Mild oath 1 Gentle 58 Htlmlman 5 Travel cost 59 Gr• letter 9 COWbOy gear 81 Excavation 14 Smell 82 Love: II. 15 T«rllOfy 63 Sp. matrons 18 -code 8-4 This; Sp. 17 Alm bone 85 Celerity ,. Ptnclltt ee Towtl word I 11 Htigtllln 87 PauM 20~ 22 Olt..-S DOWN 24 Prtnttno goofl 1 Bia¥ 2t Silrr1 -2 LOI,_ 27~ 3&Mllle 2t Aoor OOWI 4 Thll1riCllt 30 Embltgo 5 Rooter $3 8ooldlne • ""'" 27 UN. 1.0. 7 Aebllfl ,. ... .,... • No¥a Scot!-·---"" 40 Oltriak • Ni* 41UIM~. 10~ 42MldeNn'tn 11111111elt*'9 44 CoMton" 12 Dlmollltt: ... v •. ........ tlU. • °"'°' °"" 11 ..... .., .. 47CM, do.di ........ -..21l!rodld UNITED Feeturt Syndlc1t1 Mond1y'1 Puzzle SolVtd by Virgil Partch (VIP) .. • M ..: • ... " " ~ .. IC 1·J 0 "Seafood?" DENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum . l e II ~ 3-3 "Look at that, Alice ... He ate "What do you mean ... all of his carrots without where did l·PUT 'em?" a word." by Mell Lazarius A Me~Y F"tl!AMP1 O~ ~CHIC Fl'UMP? , .. ·rpy~ ~ ~ J.l 1"11)0A.-~ >flt~ PMNIJTI 'l•E YOU DIDN1T PUT A STRING ON THIS CAN TELEPHONE ---THIS 15 A RUBBER BAND FUNKY ttlNKEBBEAN TREAT tT AS '(OU WOULD A NEW·80RN CMILD by Charles M. Schultz WHICH IT 15 BECAUSE I JUST WROTE IT TMIS MORNIN6 ! by Tom Batiuk I HEARD 1W\I 0N€ OF 1fiE GIRi..5 ON "THE Bl& IA.AU.JUI 'TC~ TEAM CAN STUFF fHE. BAL.L ! NO KI DDING~! DBABBLI I Ml'4 8' SORA~ I ASU-0, 6Vf WA'f 'S IM~ 6A'1, 9'0«MAtl 1 .... ,.---__, DIL8MOCK ; l J ' G IAiu., E:.JiR't 1'iM£ I llO o 1'"' ~AfRt, I ~'I A lllMOU. OOU.AR. f C>R A 1.r<n.~ flA(, Of Pof~tJ, SO I fl(,\JR£0 t'O ~IWC, M~ OWN~ _ __.. by Kevin Fagan IA»t'i,NO~MAtJ~ A'f" l.AS1" I 11.llSM 1"111S MO'J1t MAP '100'~ CO,_,E "' wrf~ A S081'11"LtS ... I CAN11" 14~A~ it£A~OtJA8\.'I &~tt.M"f' IOU! A OORP 1'11E'i'R£ ~A'11~(,~ MoM'?-HaAI~ DAOOY's AlWAYS MAK\~ MENTAl- ~? by George Lemont by Lynn Johnston riS 1kE; ~L'( WRY HE~ REA) H\S OWN ~mru;l ·. AmnagEddon v,efuge lltah underground condo eyed /or '""'ival BJ PSTU A&NE'M' ... ~C.u II •ant LA VSllKIN, Utah Welcome to the "moet perfect condomlnham ln America" for Uvln1 ln troubled times. You are beyond the "pop&llatlon panic line,'' say the promoters, more than ooe 1as tank's dlatance from a riotinl city. You are outside the earthquake 1onea and below the winter anow line. No air current carrying dangerous radiation wm drift this way. There la also wondrous scenery, because the 240-unit "Terrene Ark l" being built by Survive Tomorrow Inc. alt.a at the mouth of Zion National Park, where giant rocky buttes nunle the big sky. BUT DON'T EXPECT to enjoy the view from your windows. There are no windows. The condo of southern Utah's surv vallst tomorrow will be 100 feet dereround. ........... "Th re ls a definite market for sort of place," said Ron Bout ell, one of Vie promoters . "We ot trying to convert people. e are filling a need." OREGON MAN AEADY FOR WORIT Rk:h•rd Johneon In mount81n retreat Gun sclwol motto: 'shoot to kill' PRESCOTT, Aria. <AP>, -In circles where the gun is king, J eff Cooper is crown prince. "An armed society is a polite society," be tells bi.s subject.a, and in Im company people are very polite indeed. The former U.S. marine colonel, a tanned, fit 60, entertains visitors by cocking his Colt .45 automatic pistol and shooting ber- ries off the juniper bushes in his 200-acre backyard. "THERE ARE PEOPLE IN AMERICA who have never seen a real gun," he complained. "This ls the fint time In U.S. history that heads or families have not been to Uncle Sam's trade school," referring to the absence or full military mobilization since World War II. To make up for Uncle Sam's shortfalls, Cooper runs the American Pistol Institute at his Gunsite Ranch in northern Arizona. Cooper's ranch, tucked away in the corner or an isolated, high desert valley. is a mecca for those who aspire to shoot to kill. Clients include judges, storekeepers, professional men "and even two clergymen," Cooper said. Cooper says he wears a pistol when he attends church himself ever since he read or an armed holdup in a California chapel. "They wouldn't have succeeded if I had been there," Cooper boasted. COOPER TELLS CLIENTS THAT UNDER English common law a citizen may use any method to prevent an attempt on bis life. •'ff a man chooses to prey upon society. he bas signed bis own re· lease," said Cooper. who is fond of catchphrases. Asked about the rising crime rate involving bandguna, Cooper responded: "The death rate is sliJI the same -one per customer." "Does violence beget violence?" be asked rbetoricalJy. "I sure hope so." he said, smiling as be answered. Cooper has become a favorite tutor of Americans who are turning to firearms because or rear of the future. "SKILL AT ARMS IS NECESSARY for survival. A pistol is a grand way to end an argument someone else starts," Cooper said. His six-day course costs S400 plus expenses, and be will train about 1,000 people this year, twice the number he trained in 1980. The course incorporates Cooper's.own on-the-job training. "I've killed three enemy in war," he said. "And I've helped out my friends in Rhodesia, El Satvador, South Africa and Guatemala by training people, not personally fighting their wars Not that I have anything against mercenaries. Their mo, iliity is higher than most businessmen." · Cooper tells clients. "The pistol on your belt is very much like a fire extinguisher. Use it at the source or the flame." He believe" citizens should assist others in trouble, whether in a supermarket holdup or a bank robbery. HIS INTENSIVE TRAINING SESSIONS, supervised by in· struct.ors drawn from the police and mllltary. are held over sophisticated training courses including a "fun house" where life· sized human targets are shot. Cooper does not hesitate to criticize clients' performances. But be reassures them that even if they are not quite up to scratch in his school, they will have the edge back home: "The creeps of the world are generally bad shots." There were 200 inquiries after a survivalist news l etter mentioned the project last year. Now that room models have been built and the ground has been broken, "We ba7e 45 asking to buy and inquiries are increasing by the hour," Boutwell said. THE PROMOTERS still have to gel approval from the town board of tiny La Verkin, but city recorder Ramona Gifford said, ·'There will be no problems at all. Some people who live here are nervous, but the majority are for it." The $39,000 price for the simply furnished one-bedroom unit includes four years' supply or freeze-dried food set into the walls and furnitur e, a circulation system guarantffd to change the air every 15 minutes, a quarter-million dollar radiation filter and biological and chemical filters for use "when required." A two-bedroom unit is $78,000. Most inquiries come from professional men in their 40s and 50s, Boutwell said, and the first question telephone inquiren are asked ts not their financial worth h\at "what is the worst problem facing the U.S.A.?" BOUTWELL SAID RALF think nuclear war, the others economic collapse. "Either way, they believe there'll be chaos of some kind and seek a permanent place in which to survive," he said. Survive Tomorrow Inc. is building its condo under eight acres of land in La Verkin. ·'The town zoned this property especially for us," Boutwell s a id , adding that all condo owners and people in the valley will be blood-typed "so that we can cooperate when disaster strikes." The identity card required to enter the building will include the owner's microfiled medical history as further protection. Security will depend not only on double doors with bullet-proof glass but also on the understood commitment by condo owners to join in defense. "We will have a · 1,000-man volunteer army here to handle problems that the government can't," Boutwell said. MOM corning through DEAR PAT DUNN : I join ~er reaaera who have complained about Mail Order Marketing Inc. I ordered a SlO bookcase laat Aug. 1. Alter waiting two months for dell very I asked for a refund and bou1bt another bookcase. Another month passed and I wrote again, including a copy of my canceled check. A couple or days lat.er the bookcau ar- rived. It looked like It was made out ol cardboard and I returned It immediately with another refund requat. I've Hnl three Jett.en since then and tUll haven't r.cotvod one word in response, not to mention a rt· fund.. I hope you can help JM. R.M., San Clemmto . Complaiata alMHK Ulla firm U., ,..., la. Tldl tl•e: tu ........... HJI &M c.ltemer ten11e 4elt•n•• feU ...._. • lu cene.,1••1-. ~·-.. ., Mfllll ao Hewer aU &lie letters ''::'.Jtt.' ..._ ..,. worr1ta1 abeat &lie Ir el , .. ,, Clarlltlus _..,. ..... , ....... AYI W 1 •••MT of w.en treta ...... n ..._ n · qae1&e4 aerelaaadlH dtd•'* arrlH fer Ckrtn•u ....... u..1 ,..,. ..... ao •o• after u.. ......_,,, Mr .....,.. a1ae were._... A& AJ rite ,.., ht ,.,_. II Wiiie II· Hd, ... J.B., B••U•1• •ac , •'-,aac .. u ..., Nft. 11, Ml ..... .... deUnry of alll "nae •enta._,, me to let him 1et a "aide loan" for me to finance the car. I didn't alp any papers because I wanted to tnvest11ate thla type of loan first. WUI you explain it to me? C.B., Irvine A llde loaa 11taa&loa l• wlaere Ute dealer laelpt >'• 1et a .... alMA .... ,.. &o lip 1qara&e .... ,.,.,., ....01 fer a ftuKe co•puy. Tiie .... ll .... for eltMr Ute ct.wa ,., ..... or puellaM Jllee of die Hr. TM la• ......,.. tu& wlaell a dealer allll&I 1• ta .W&bl a "* .... rw .. , tan of ... ,.re ............. eomRae& ........ e .... all..,.1of&M .... . fte Ill ltk1 II ............... ti,.. ....... , ............ ..,au., ........ .. ....................................... ................................. , ,,. • ....,..._... .. ..._,, trMt. A ... ,,.,: &o &llo Callforala Trial Llwr .. A IMllM I i 1• tu pt all of you .... ,.,..-ltea, ... ,_ .. 111t llate .. .. , ... ,.. . e "(i()C o problnl7 flMnt ~· to Pai • Dunn. Pot '°"' N Nd lapt, QtUfftg ,,., ...,, Cllld oct'°'9 '°" !NH w '°'" ...., ...... ~ ad 8uMfft. Md JjOllf quelriou to Pot 0-, At \''1W ..,..., 0,..,. 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Ult eper.tlitt H .. • U4a.ft."- • ......... ,......N9t4 ......... ,,.. .. ••hl•r•·le•l•t ........ • Ceel '• Fr••ll i.w.r-e..aMty ,. ......... llierrin V1lu1blt Counter Sp1e1• JVM46 E YI· ltvtl controls to select Time or Temper1tura cooklnt i nd power lwth witll fllSt a wmjlle wttin1! With dlt Sp1eem111tr Mucr-tv• Oven 1nd your o-""'"· you htvt a complete coai111 ctntmrl OM.Y a Cydft-Ntrmll, Ptfm. Prm Mii Poly1111r Knit. OM.Y eJWnti/ RillwT-p. Stltctit11s wit.h ••IV llYi111 c.W Mttfrilttl tSMkNll Extra RIMI 1 A11t•m9tic Ii.di Dittt- qp ~ 11111-11 PlllCPllllllP ~ ---llilWAllR ' . • . .. ______ _ Otano-Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, March 3, 1981 QUEENIE I Jurors urge Iegalizetl. ''}>ot' for, medical use_ MANTEO, N.C. (AP) -Several majority w'u that be waa 1uilty - what a shame.'' ~-- ' memben of a jury that convicted a younc doctor )"ho claimed be crew inaruuana to help cQcer patients • have ur1ed that the state lecalbe ~arijuana UH for medJcal pu.rpoees. Dr. GoMon Piland, M, of Hatteras Island, wu convicted on two felony dru1 countf, feloJlious manufacture and felonious poasession of mari· Juana. "We liave organized a rroup and already have talked to state Rep. Charles Evans to see wbat we can do to apeed up marijuana ror chemotherapy patient.a," she said. Piland was sentenced by Judae Preston Cornelius to ill hours iD the Dare County jail, one year or proba· tion, fined $1 ,110 and ordered to donate ill hours or wori to a cbarita· ble oraaniiation or his choice. ~~ 3·3 ~'··~-·-.... --- ''You're afraid to ask? I'm afraid to tell you." DEATHS ELSEWHERE ROCHESTER , N.Y. <AP > -Compos er Howard Hanson, 84, who won the 1944 Pulitzer Prize for Music for bis Fourth Symphony, died Thursday. He beaded the Eastman School of Music 40 years. I -- T ULSA, Okla. (AP) - Jim Downing, 67. a col- umnist for the Tulsa Tribune who wro t e about his battle against cancer, died Friday. N EW YO RK <AP> - Ann Lowe, 82, one of the firs t leading bla ck fashion designers, died Wedoe~ay. WASHINGTON <AP> -Jerry Landauer, 49, a prize-winning in · vesllgative reporter who wrote the first stories OD the Justice Department ipvestigation that led to t)te resignation of then Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. died Friday. DEATH NOTICES BARRERA ALMA JUDITH BAR· RERA. resident or Laguna Niguel. Ca. Passed away on Saturday, February 28. 1981. She 1s survived by her rather O ll ve1ro Barrera-Abr il or Guatemala. mother Esther Johnson and step-father J. Michael Johnson or Laguna Niguel. Ca . grandmother Ma nuela Villata or Santa Ana. Ca .. sister Rosalinda Barrera and brother Renato Barre ra. Recitation of the Rosary wt.JI be on Wednesday, March4.1981at7:00PM allhe O'Connor Lagu n a Hills Mortuary . Memorial Mass wi ll be on Fn day. March 6. 1981 at 5::.JPM at St. Edwards Catholic Church. Dana Point. Ca O"Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary 1n charge or ar· rangements. BASA BE PUBUC NOTICE • l'ICTITIOUS ausu••U NAMe STATeMeMT Tiit followlnQ petlOM an doing O..'lneUti P ARK SERVICES. INC .• I.OU 8 eacll 8oule•ard, Sulle 21S. Hunl· IA91on 8ff<ll. C..t lfornta tM1. Dlrectof'J Byron L Wiiiiams. J a m u L Clayton & Steve n J . Sllerw-. • Delaware c0<porelion. 1MIS2 BMC.II Boulevard, S..lte 21S. HYll· llnelOft Bea<ll, C..lll0<nla t2'47 All lllr"dtrKICll"I Burt N. $Ingleton, PreslcM<'lt, a Delaware corporallon, I.OU Baacll Boulevard, Sult• 2U, Huntington BH Cll, Calllomia 9M 1 Byron L. Willl-s, Vice Prest· dent, a Delaware c0<porellorr, t.OS2 BH cn Boulevard, Sull• 21S, Hunl· lnglon llN<ll, C..lllornl• 0 '47. D•I• Slevens.BlfluelOS. Se<retary & Tree_... a O.tewer• corpor.tlon, 1MIS2 BM<JI Boulevard, Suite 2U, Hun· llnglon 8ff<ll, C..lllornle t21M7. Tlus builnen Is condueled by • cor· poraloon. Dale Stewns·BanuelOS. Se< & Tr-urer This statement w.s llted wllll Ille Counly Clerk ot Oranoe County on Mar 2, ltll .. ,,..., PullliSlled Or-ONSI Daily Pllol, Mar l, 10, 11. H, ttlt IOS .. 11 PUBLIC NOTICE ---------- FICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATeMeM1' Tiie lollowl"ll i>erM>n• are ~011111 bu1lneu es CAMPUS GA.S COMPANY, t°'1 T ell>erl, Sutte IA. Founl••n Valley, Cal olornla '2709. David 8. IVMISky, '°'7 TallMrl, S..lle IA. Fount.in Valley, C..lolornla tVOI. Paul Herge~I & Slella Hergerl lluWMlftd & wife, ,.,.n R"I urw, Hun· li"l!lon Bea<ll, C..lllom oa .,,.,.., Royma, Inc .• a C..lllorno• cotpor•· lion, ]112 '#Kt Ocean Franl. Newport BH <ll. c.tll0<n1a tMl. a.rnoe P. Svalal.td This sl.tl-1 w.s filed with IM Counly Cl .. k of Orange c .... nly on -·.2.1•1. SAMUE&.CUUTE Ano•••YATL.AW ..,, sa.eer•-. Sollt914if "---IMdl.~t»G'. "'*llMl"Or .... C:O.at Dally Pllol, -.l, 10.11.i.t.1•1 ·-~· PUBUC NOTICE -----------NOTtca OP PUaLJC MllAal ... To 'OMl9r .. E.,.._.."'t O.lieft of I ... Wldllftlnl ol Unl...nlty Or1¥e In IN City "' lrvtN ,_,, Cutwr Orlw w -Sefl '*91> Fr-y 1.-S. WHERE -CITY OF IRVINE COUNCIL 04AM8ERS. 11100 J em· -...... ,,,. .... catlfwftla WHEN -TuelOllY. Merell l •, ltll. 7:JOp.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tllel uw City ol lnrlM wlll c;.eftlly(t a "'*le ... .,1,,. '° '-.klltr -E,..._r,,,. OHlgn ~ .... wldltli"9 of Unlverllty ~ ... from c..t•w 0r1 .. 10 Ille San Otego Fr-v. Tiie He•lflll wlll lie lleld ., TUH· ,,..,, Mm'UI 2A. 1'11, •I 7:» p.m. In ll't lrvlne C-U ~. 112llO J-· borff R..,., rnrlM, CMltomla. Tiie i-11111 Is K-1• to 8ff0f'd the °"9t1Ylllly for pulllk P8rtk lP8· lion In c-'d8r.U911 of the 0.Mtlfl fut\lrH aM En.,tr.,.....,tal Oecu· menta. TM EIWl,_81 ~t. m-• .,..,..,.., --lllfof'm.· llon art ev•ll-fOf' lnspecti., encl cOPylng al Ille Clly C .. rk"t Office . Irvin• City Hall. 11200 JambO,.• Road, lrrine, C..lltonlle. Wrltt., and ot81 r.cotds from any Interest• per_, ot gr-r90ardlA9 Hls lawyers have said the convic· Uon could cost Piland bis license to practice medicine. Accordin& to Sunn Hopkins, 24, the youngest member of the jury that convicted Pi)aod, "The feelin& of the When arrested Aue. 10, authorities confiscated 111 marijuana plants in the side yard or a home Piland was renovating OD Hatteras Island. Marvin Blount Jr., Plland's al· .... .L SHIRLEY M. BASABE. re· sident of Costa Mesa. Ca. Passed away on February 28, 1981 at the age of 55. Survived by her husband Felix Basa be of Costa Mesa. Ca .. also her parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore of Pa lm Springs and Costa Mesa. Ca .. a daughte r Lynda Ashley and son-in-law R o b e r t As h ley . a l so grandchildren. ·Services will be held on Tuesday. March J, 1981 at St. Andrew·s Church. She was a memberofthe Nep. tune Society. In lieu offlowers the family requests donations be made to the American Cancer sOciety. Ille IH'OPOMd l,_owmem Wiii lie re-··--celved 114 --r"'9 hlr tnCry lnw Ille H'iMO' LA WM-MT. OU'll Mortuary • qtmeterv Crematorv 1625 Gisler Ave . Costa Mesa 540-5554 ....ca•onas ~-OADWAY WOllTUMY · 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 IALTZa ..... OM SM'TH a nmM.l. WllTCW'P CHAP& 427 E 17ttl St. CostaMeu 848-9371 offlclel lranK.rlpt. Pvllflc Hearln9 RKCH'ds wlll lie ---10 deys Mier Ille Publk HNrlng ..,Ill AprM l, ltll, during whlcll period lellers or any •t.et-n• may lie IMluded In Ille ,..._ 11-mrtllem.lleclto: Mr. G. &rent Muc-Dlre<lor Of P\A)lk WOrka City of lnrlne 17200 J amborM Roed lrvlne, C..lltornl• '2711 Deled: Febnlary n, t"1. NANCY C. ROWLAND City ci.n Pullllahed Orenge Co•" D•llY Piiot Feb. 2•. Mer . 17, ltll tu.ti PUBLIC NOTICE I ITIOUS aus1iiiii-- NAM• STAT•M•MT Tiie lollOWtnQ per-. la -0 bull· MIS •s.: STOCKYARD BAR·B·O & SALOON. 210t<I B .. c11 Blvd., Hunllnolon Buell, CAtl-. Jerrett Elmer w.tlb, 1152' Beach Blvd .• Huml""°" llffcll. CA,,_, Tiii• busl-I• c-.cled by •n In· dlvklultl. Tiiis ~~.:.!;':~!~ wllll Ille County CMrk of Or County on FM . 6, ltll. PUS$ Publlu.ct Or ... CM D•lly Pllol, Fetl.10, 17.U ,MM.I, 1"1 12'-tl PUBUC NOTICE OCTD buses are back on the road again. And we're ready to serve you with more buses, greater frequencies and improved service. OCTD can take you anywhere in Orange County -around your neighborhood or across the county. No Gas Pains Don't waste your money at the gas station. Save money and ride the bus. Consider the savings. Driving a car now costs about 64 cents per mile. You qan take the OCTD bus acroes t.~ county for just 50 cents! And you save even more with a monthly bus pass. torney, said the verdict would be ap· pealed. Piland remains free on $4,000 bond. Piland never denied growint or possessing marijuana. He said be be1an growing it after a woman tak· inl chemotherapy for cancer told him of watching a television program about the use of marijuana in com- battiDg the violent nausea that often accompanies chemotherapy. The physician also said that his rather suffers rrom glaucoma, a dis· ease of the eye for which marijuana ha1 been used in treatment. Howeve r . Corne Ii us ruled out "medical necessity" as justification for growing the marijuana. Join Us In bis char1e to the jury, Cornelius said the only element.I necftlary for conviction were for tbe state to have proved that Piland "planted, cultivated, crew or harvested" the marijuana and that he lmowin1ly possessed it. North Carolina law Cioe1 allow physicians to prescribe marijuana to patients under certain conditions, but trial testimony brought out thtt it ls virtually impossible to obtain it. After the verdict, Piland, who came to Hatteras Island ip July 1979 and practiced mediJ:ine in a clinic there unW his arrest, said be was un- certain about his future plana. We'll show you the ease and convenience of taking th~ OCTD bus. Call Us Call OCTD. One of our friendly op"erators will help you plan your trip on the OCTD bus. If you need schedule Information, we'll send it to you -FREEi ..... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tue.ctay, March 3. 1981 March winds bring theater blizzalzd 8y TOM Trl'tJS o1 ..... ., .......... That old saytna about llVcb comlq lll Uke a lion certainly holds lnle insofar u local theater ii concerned, wilh four new stage producUom brealt-ina out ol lbe wina• during the flnt week of lbe month. First comes Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice,'' arriving tonight on the mainstage at South Coast Repertory. Tben SebasUan's West Dlnner Playhouse brio.cs on a new comedy, INTERt.tSSION . "Murder at tbe Howard Johnson's," wbicb goes on the boards Wednes- day. Thursday will find "The Seagull" taking up residence for a brief run al UC lrvine. And lbe week winds up with lhe opening of "Victoria's House" on Friday at the Westminster Community Theater. SCR 'S "MERCHANT OF Venice" will spotlight the talents of Katharine Houghton (of 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner") as Portia, John Wylie as Shylock and William Needles as Antonio. Other s in the Shakespearean production are Stephen Russell. Wayne Alexander, Ron Boussom, Richard Doyle, John-David Keller, Anni Long, Jonathan McMurtry and Steve Patterson. John Going ha$ been recruited from New York to d irect '"Merchant," which will play nightly ex- cept Mondays through April 5 at 8 p.m. with Satur· Coleman wins role HOLLYWOOD <AP> Dabney Coleman wiU sta r with Chevy Chase and Patti O'Arbanville in 20th Century· Fox's "Modem Problems," which goes into production in late March. Coleman will play the author of self-help books 1n the comedy or a n air traffic controller's n>mantic problems . 8 PC.ADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS including BEST PICTURE ~ .. n .. A ~l '-'U Plcrure w• ., 'L ,. NOW PLAYING IOWAllOS l l'llSTOl lOWAllO'I WUTlllOOll MA• MU l'l.AU •• t..i·o.n G•O•f ))0 H O• Bru ~l9 ~339 lOWAllDS WOOOllllOGl lOWAllO'I SAOOUHC• M 'AUii ACCll'TOI ' ' '" I '~'0 ~8 I ~S80 fOll TlllS DIGAlllMOT day and Sunday matinee. at 2 :30 at the Faurt.h Step Theater. W Town Center Drive, Coeta Mesa. Reservatlom 957-4083. Al Sebutian's, 1ue1l st.an Virlini• Mayo, Dennis Jamee and Alan VOUD1 take lbe principal roles in the new Ron Clarlt-Sam Bobriclt comedy, "Murder at the Howard Johnson's." PEaroa•ANCES WILL be stven nigbUy ex- cept Mondays with brunch and evening stagings each Sunday through April 5 at varying curtain times at Sebastian's, 140 Ave. Pico, San Clemente. Reservations 492-9950. Chekhov's "Seagull" flies into tbe Fine Arts Concert Hall at UC Irvine for three performances only, with curtain at 8 p. m. Thursday through Saturday. It's being mounted by the UCI Faculty Workshop under the direction of Brewster Mason of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Reservations 833-Ul7. J .D. Reichelderfer holds the directorial reins for "Victoria's House," a mystery drama by Fred Carmichael, which launches a five-weekend eneagement at the theater, 7272 Maple St .. Westminster. HEADING THE CAST are Sharon Reichelderfer and Peter McAJlister, with Charles Taylor. Stephanie Wolfe, Monica McAllister, Carol HiJI, Ronald Grigsby. Jonathan Motil and Aida Porras providing support. Reservations at the new number, 995-4113. Winding up its stint on _TU_M_AW""" "NINE TO FIVf" CPO) t 1a.t:e.e:.-.~t~• ~ ................ "FOAT APACHE, THE BRONX'" ,._ »• ..... kil."tHI ffll) Fe<UllY ·~ -at CAndl.-'WALT DISNEY'S FANTASIA" (0 Jl)/$31·~ ..... ';'.::'.""-":~ ... FK11lly .. CM!dl•woocl ··FOAT APACHE, TWE BRONX" 211/531·~ u·•.-·••.-.1.,. (R) "THE OR EAT SANTINI" (PG) llO...,... .,. ""'· ..... ..,_,, .... "RAGING BULL" (R) _,...,.. r-. M t ... ,.._ .._. Repertory'a Second Stace la "Scrt.tball," a drama about conlllct in a mental i.NUt9Uon. The show play• tonltbl t.hrouah &mday at J8:~ wllb weekend maUhees at 3 p.m. ln the FOUlUl Step Theater, ~ Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa (957-4038). ' Other show• contlnulnc their r,eapective engagements locally are: -"Same Time, Next Vear" at lbelHarlequin Dinner Playhouse, 3503 S. Harbor Blyd., Santa• Ana (979-5.511 >, playing nighUy except Mondays with varying curtain times through Marj:b 22. -••CATCH ME IF You Can" a~ the_ Sad· dle back Valley Community Theater, 25741-C Obrero, Mission Viejo (830-9252), playing Fridays and Saturdays at 8 through March 21. -"A Bad Vear for Tomatoes" al the Hunt· ington Beach Playhouse, Main at Yorltto~ Hunt· ington Beach (847-4465). playing Fridays and Saturdays at8:30through March28. -"Rope'' by Showcase Productloos at the Westminster Auditorium, 7571 Westminster Ave., Westminster (894-6786), playing Fridays and Saturdays al 8:30 through March 14. • CA.LLBOA&D -Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse-will hold non-Equity auditions lo complete the cast of its upcomine production of "Babes in Arms" Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Anaheim Sebastian's in the Grand Hotel, 1 Hotel Way .... two men, two women and several young singers and dancers are needed. . . ENTERTAINMENT I tNTERMl88'0N NINE TO FIVE (N• I "T .. JAZZ _ SINGER" (N) , I "FOAT APACHE THE BRONX" 1111 1 1~~MP£TI"!ON" II nm -1111 11i:21 · 1 "FANTAllA" "ALTERED STATES" IA> 6 "INCREDIBLE . SHRINKING WOMAN" "THE NUDE BOMB" I "THE DEVIL & MAX DEVLIN" "HERO AT LARGE" ll'Ol• t --"' ... ,..,, I "RAGING BULL" t111 "'FORT APACHE" I .... " ... ,_..,ftH'::O I "TRIBUTE" "ORDINARY PEOPLE" (Ill I "COAL M ... l_N .... E-R-'S__.. DAUGHTER" "SMOKEY II" c . ! .. ANY WAl2'R' WAY YOU CAN" "HONEYSUCKLE PUBLIC NOTICE COAST COMMUNITY COi.LEGE DISTlllCT NOTICE 01' SAl..E OFPEll50NALPllOl'EllTY TOHIOHEST SIDDEii PVBUC NOTICE NOTICaOfl D•ATM OP HARRY I'. GRlflPITM AND 01' .. ETITION TO ADMINISTaa ISTATI NO. A·1t771l. To all htlrs , beneficiaries, crtdltors end econttnoent creditors of Herry F . Griffith of Fullerton, Callfornl• 92631 , and persons who may be otherwise Interest-ed In the wlll and/or estete: A petition has been flied by Dennis A. Griffith Ind E. Brien Griffith In tht Superior Court of Orenge County requesting thet Dennis A. Griffith end E. Brian Griffith be appoint· ed as personal represen- tatl ves to edmlnlster the estate of Harry F. Griffith (under the Independent Administration of Estetes Act>. The petition Is set for hearing In Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive, West, In the City of Santa Ana, Callfornla on March 25, 1981 at 9:30 a.m. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearing . Your appearance may be In person or by your at- torney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a con- tingent creditor of the de-ceased, you must flle you r laim with the court or present It to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first Issuance of letters as provided In Section 700 of the Probate Code of California. The time for flllng claims wlll not ex· pire prior to four months from the date of the hear-ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the flle kept by the court. If you are Interested in the estate, you may file a re- quest with the court to re- ceive special notice of the inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, ac- c ounts and reports described In Section 1200 of the California Probate Code. No11u1sne••11Y~1~n1n.1b1d•w111.,. Green & Green, At· rece1vedr0tw1etdtl\e1t1Q1WPstbldderot torneys a t L.aw 3600 tMIOllOwlnQuWdtqulpm..-tWlll(hl\n W 'I hi 8 1 -n oet1¥e<llU•PIU\IOlh•need•olll\• Is re lvd., Los Con tCommun11yeo11-01.1rk1. Angeles, Cit. 90010; tel: I t I I 0 M e T e R s I.. 0 0 p (213) 315-21• IAUXll..IARYI M INIMUM 810 llS.000 S•I• bid• will tw -neo •nd f)Ublocly p.,bllSMG 0<.,Qlt Coal! Oally Piiot rudaloudal2 OOp m ,Moren?•.""'" Feb 14' U , Mllr J, 1"1 , .. _., PUBUC NOTICE 11\e C.onlentnce R00tn cl I,,., 01•tric t Adm1n0\lralt0n 8u1ld111Q. IJIO Ad•m• Av•nu~. C.O..t• Me-t-•, C•hfornta Atl bid \ mu•t be del.vu .O lo tM ollou of tl'le Put<N \01\Q AQitnl •I trw above .., SUl'IElllOlt C:OU•T drn• prlOf' 10 t1w lime"' let tne -n 0~ CALI l'O•MIA Ing 10 be 1ll9ID1• IC)f' <on>ldlrallon COUlfTY o~ OtlANOIE 1..a11 bl°' cannot be ec<t11>lttalMclal I,.. Purcll .. lnQ Ot P•irl_.,. of I~ 01\fl•<l al llw •bO•t OA\/10 Al..1..EN WAOOEl..L add<t.S FOf'acldlllonal 1nt0<m•l•O•"" RESPONOENT MAR IE MC 1nipe<loon •ppoonlmfnl ca ll Mr> HUGH WAOOEl..1.. Man .,. Pemn Purcna.1nQ Aljenl I 1141 SUMMONI Cl••1llylawl ~S. STSO ' CASIE NUMSIE•: Dl- 81ds mu.r bt •«ompanoed DY a NOTICIEt Ce•l•fled 01 Ca\l\1er • Cneo mao Y• ,. .. --· TIM <.-t ..,., p ayab le 10 Ille Coast Communlly •eel .. ..,.._,,__....,.,. ........ Coll•Q* Ollt•ln•I Che<.llS .... not a<ceplabl• AYl50! Oep0sll ot wcc.uslul boclcle• wth be •P U •••• Ila al .. ••..,•••••• · IE I Plied lo llw pu<CN Sf prlo 011 .. r di tr'l ..... I ....-._ ...... ,_. Ull. slot oo•ll cllelanu ol llo9n-Mtm· 546 2711 ll'llSTOL &I SUN I l (/W(fl * BARGAIN SPECIAL * All Seats $2.00 ALL DAY every Monday & Tuesday! l . ) ... /" Fantasia .. ~ ,,,,,..,,..,,.. . ,;JJA • 8:00-10:15 ~ t • prHented In 4-tfack Stereo UlllA South Coast (71 CH94 1514 ur• . s.ddltbac._(714) 581-SUO Moft.#11 1:1S. k ...... ~ l;tO ..._ Mlrt 114$ IMPORTANT NOTIC(! CMllOll(N UMOlR 12 fRU! ,,. ,uu.a-,. .._ • .,_,,..........,_.,. AUi "ROAD GAMES" (PG) ...... "COAST TO COAST" (PO) '1 '-',,._ ~1 "WHOLLY MOHi" (PG) .W. mmt113.J&i79-M98!;SO~j "BLUE COLLAR" (R) II ..... AM CM Radio Wiii\ 191\ltlon Ac~ft-Y 8rl119 Yow own AM Pof'1a ..... ______ "" Olcl,wl\IUlwlllbeonAptlll, 1911 fl'°" wllll .. -11 tfw advice of., Alf••'*'"' or cart-and removal •"-Y In 11\11 maltar, '°"' -Id de •re trw rftPO"SlbOlty of Pwcl\astr. • so prompety • -....,. r-or .,.,cent u .. Tu wltt .,. coflKled by Pfffdfng. 11 .,,, may be !Ned on llma. Calltornla Stalt Board of Equa llHllon SI Ualed -telk11¥ •' <OllMJO d9 I mbuytr ul'I Al»OOMD en Hit •-to. -rf• '~he BoardntstrYfs 1,.,. r lQl\t lo raj Kl ha<arlo tnmedlatamenl•, d• .. l• •ny/or all bids or 10 waive any fr. ma1Wr•, "' ,_..1a 0 •1-lol'I, II re9ular1Jy ol lnlormalllJ tn ttw bldclln9. hay alguna, .,._ '" •119lstrada • TIMI boat Is ~old In .,. ··as lt/wller• 1'" llempo. condlllon. The Co8\I Community TO THE RES~DENT: c II Of>trkl maku "° guaranlM Tl\e polfllonar "'" flled • petition written Ot il"ftl)lltcl, "lotht<ondll ono 10 Ille • r_,.• wltllln JO day• of th• 0 f9I 1 ~onurnl119 yow m¥rl-. II you 1•11 ••"~~~=:In 1.,11 mu•I .,. made wlllll oata tl\al 11\h wmmom It ~-on 14 ca1enoar oa~ alter nollo ol award. you, yow .-1 .. it ,..., be .,..,"" and •nd 1111 Item must be removed trcrn 1 1111 courr may nw • J""9meftl <Ol\- do<kattlmeof lull~Y"""'· talt>lng ln)lll\CUW or oh• ord9" co"j Tl\ll ll04lce 1, In ac<ord wllll 5ec:t1on<ernl119 division of proportJ, S90UM I so I fle Calll n1•E<NcllionCoclf wpport, child <UJtody, clllld ~I. 14 0 'NOR~ E. W~N •110<'nO , ••• CCllll.>, •llCI _,. oet.r ,. Sa<rttary Boar cl of Tru•'"' fief as may be 9'..,tad II\' the <OU(!. C.out ~unity co11e91 I T ... 11Arn111w ... 1 "" WAtlfS, t•l"ll of t Olslrk l money or P'-'1Y. or ot"'r c°"rr P11bll"""' 0r"'9R Coast Da lly Pllor,•Ull\oflJtd proc-1"11$ ~y ., ... ~ ~1-10 1 .. 1 102s.ttJult. ~ar<n • OeteCI. J_., 11, '"'· PUBUC NOTICE H·11 .. FICTITIOUS SUllHIH MAMI ITATIMIElfT The toflowl119 """"' a re doing JllWHM: YEGEN TIME SHARING, 6'1 -" Centar Orlw, Sult• 260. Colla .... ea.n•• Y•..,. Auocletn. 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Loe Angela Lek«• • w •A•s•H Ctiarlel' Frencti hOfn prec- tlcing drlVM Hewkeye and B.J. to go on • beth atrlke, • GOOOTIMU Cuffed up Michael dlaco11•ra the WO<ld ol CB radlol and ends up with more tllan his handle can lwldle Mills Watson (left) .needs Brian Kerwin's help to free him from his. handcuffs on "Lot>o" tonight at 8 on NBC, Channel 4. 1 eG ELECTAIC COMPAHY(A) (I) CUHEWS OJ) MIC HEWS An '-! citizen tum1 In a bundle ol caah and Wojo la afraid ol flying • prisoner 1 10 Cleveland (II MPV aM'nf Gueall. Linda Gray, Chatlee Sien-1. Fernan· do &ijon.. Cynthia Gr• ~· L<><erw> Lema 1:30 ID WELCOME BACK. KOTT£A 1:611 EDITONAL 7:00 C88 NEWS 7:30 8 2 OH THe TOWN Hoell Steve Edwerd•. Melody Rogers. Spend a day 11 LAX lo -what goet Into • 747 IUght and meet the people wno melt• II run lfnOOlhly; I look la taken at "back room bfawla," lllNI-boxing at a local bat. The s-1hags convince G•be l o audlllon •• a cornedlen at a local hot spot (Part I) D HBCHEWS ., IEHNYHIU Benny pleya • welter In • French hotel whO geta CeuQht in some ember· rualng slluetlons 9 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Joanie geta more than ltMI barglllned lor when she geta • job as a pho1ogr• P'*'•model 8 A.ICNEWS ID M'A'8'H ID PAOf'ILES Of POW£A The 4077th flnda • llllle bundle of joy on Its door· atep 8 'AMILY FEUD 8 IHANANA Guest Rh• Moreno 8 EYl!WTTNE88 LC>e ANCMJEa G~t Alan Jecoll•. pr .... dent olBozefl And Jaco1>1 ~ STUOIOSU "Crewing" Seatlle'a Gr-. Lake Crew p1eparH tor a race: • young actor explelna wtia t he glvea and get• lrom the 11age (RI (I) M'A•&•H ., 8TA&T8 OF SAN FAAHa8CO A wall crumblea during a lour of the now-deser1ed prlaon Alcatraz, uncover. Ing • human akelelon and • 20-yelf-old murd« Hoata Paul Moyer and Inez P"ldrou explore the pow« of lalth In hMllng di-: examine • llouMWIM syn- drome called egotepho(>le. women wno .,. etrald to leave their hou-: then examine one of the United Sta1ea· mo.I exotic and ~ _., .. WMOOnS thel has the Sovleta ~ •no fl) OVER fA8Y Paydllalrlal Major Freed- man comea to the eaylum that la the 4077th to cielr Illa heed and flnda r.iease In lta unique l0<m of lnaan>- ly Guesta: Steve Allen, Paul Nathanson. Jack L•Lanne. (RJO ~ MACNEIL I LEHRER AE.POA'T (I) TIC T At; OOUClH • Ail IH THt! FAMILY When • IWHlik• la found on lhalr front dOOt, lhe Bunlte< hOuMhold goee into • frenzy. CHANNEL LISTINGS IJ KNXT 1CBSJ LOS Angele'> 0 KNBC 1NBC1 Los Anqeles D KTLA 1tno I LOS Ang.:1~ ... D KABC TV tABCI Los Angeles Cl) ~F MB tCBSl Sein Diego 8 KHJ·TV(lnO I Los Anoeles ll}) KCST CABC1 San Diego ID KTTV (lnO ) Los Angeles • MACNEll. I LEHAP REPORT ~HEWS (I) P .M. MAOAZINE A vlllt to • zany toy lnl/9n- llOn company. l.'00 IJ THA ra MY LINE • KCOP TV (Ind I LO!> Angeles SI KCET· TV 1PBS> Los Anql'.'les II) KOCE TV I PBS1 Huntington Beach Bob Berk• hOat.a • ~ dy I ,,.,. ... y program deal- ing wltll people In unique and 8ftWelng occupetJone, • l.090 ~ le pur'IUed by • 25, looks 16 TV actress 'growing' By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES (AP) -Kathleen Beller has spent her career playing poor young things chin-deep in trou· ble, and CBS' "No Place To Hide " is no exception. WeU. there's one difference. For the first time, she plays a grown woman. Miss Beller looks like she belongs in junior high, but she's old enough lo run for Congress. "I have trouble convincing people I'm over 16," says Miss Beller. "I've lost roles because of it. I'm 25. Peo· ple tell me lo wait unlit I'm 45 and I 'll be very 1rat.eful. "My role in 'No Place To Hide' is the ri.nt where I wasn't playing a character growing up. She is grown up. The story is not my coming in· t o womanhood . She is a mature woman." She played teen- agers who die in ''Mary White " and '·Promises in the Dark." She also was in "Movie, Movie," "The Betsy," "Godfather II," and the just· released "Fort Apache, Tbe Bronx." ''It's wonderful not to push younaer," she says. "Or put my hair up in piatails and go around saying ·Hi! ' I was surprised when they ap· proached me, I've had so much trou· ble convincing people of age that it's a compliment. And I can't teU you bow many roles I've played when it was, 'Ob, dear, bow did I get into this awful situation?' They were usually girls named Angela or Carla." The two-hour psychological thriller, to be broadcast Wednesday at 9 on Channel 2, also stars Marlette Hartley and Keir Dullea. John Llewellyn Moxey directed "No Place to Hide" from a screenplay by Jimmy Sangster, based on an unpublished story by Harriet Steinberg. Before production, Miss Beller was invited to lunch by Moxey. "I was in· tlmidated by him the first time we m et ," she recalls. "He almost talked me out of the role. i told him 1 didn't want to play the same liWe airl again. He said I didn't have to play it that way. We got into a philosopbi~al discussion, and when I left I thought I wouldn't do the role." Obviously, she changed her mind, and the character was made more mature. In the movie, Miss Beller is stalked by a mysterious man who threatens to kill bet -but no one believes her. "It's bard lQ. talk about it without giving it away," she says. "It's set up so you don't know if this girl ls be- ing set up or is going crazy. Marcello Mastroianni Laura Antonelli 'WJfer11istress I lhowglll1 who .....,_ ,. Mt CIOfte.IN .. _.to• r .=.rip.oft. •• ,. ''Tiie .... ~· , ,..., CotNI Wide, Girt Van OW 1arg. NW Illa ftl-low...,.._ llllM by a Orange Coast DAILY P1LOT/Tueeday, March 3, 1981 TUBE TOPPERS KlU e 6:00 -Laken baaketba.U. ~·= JoM ANen, ..,_ tMwa Mandrtll. e a MONlwt ~ I 'ACI THI MU11C HOGAWI~ LelMu con~ Kllnll tfllll he (l.._,) ... gypay • Wl•W NITWGMNIWI ~·· 1:al e YOU_,. 'low. Lft l&addy Heck-ct ,,,_.. an -.alno ~ wtto hu!M and wNetlel two dtf· ,.,_,t lunea at the 1MM ~ lrtbe, a man la•-,.._ to ... hunted down by With Magfc Johnson back in the fold, the Laken take on the Kansu City Kings. I loftun......,, • CAll'1'oe MO .... time,. -wtto analyt- -~ buttona and •man wtto hel 1,000 toilaU to llarce -nor.. e a NAWIDo\YI The 'onz •• • b&llat In the poMerlor and ~ Potlie of belllg Ille culpnl. .p .... ~ leftjl the~ 1111'11 .., •• acting aecreta; a vteit to die H ... 1<tW1ne Center In New YOl'tl City. Mary ~ gorl INillea a wlfMI recti: Capt. Carrot on mini veca- Uone; Linde ...,,.. hM tip. on malling for__. ..., Mk:ome. • 1W Ol1 THI t&l lfWln Sflew'a dr-, Mt et the 1NO ~ Of a man who "9a made " big but tlndl l'llmMlf attuggling wltll • mld-llfe c"'6e la oon- CluOed. (P811 2) • NOVA "Beyond The Miiky Way" A look le tlkWI at the gelaJde9 beyond wf\et -onoe the doudy barrier of the Miiky Wey end the llOPN•tlceled technology wtlldl ,.... made them ..,.._ Ille to Mtre>noll'IWS. • fll..IDQE MIN(' Aegu6atty echeduled pro- gremmlng may be o.leyed due to pledge bfeeka. Cl) THE MXTWM "'Fether Knows 8eat" l:OI Ct TI>GETHEfl .. WITH LEO 91 llCAQI IA Speelllng before an eudl- 4'fl()tl In Seer-to, Cell· lornla. Or. Leo &lacaglla urgee llltenera to move -av trom the "me gener- ation" and Into the loving r..,lty of cloM t... with family. ·~ 8 (II LAVIAN! & 8HIN.EY Cermen ~ hie~ man ec:t in • dull called the Coinedy Jungle. I JOK!R'I WllD CAAOL 9UAHET1' AHO,...... GuNu: John Byn«, Fren· dne Beera. (I) K&N'I PeOPlE HO 8 (I) THE PNOe OF JUllHAU.AM Johnny CHh portreye • man wtlo muat come to gripe with hla 11111• acy before he can malt•• bet· I« hie tor hlmMl1 and hi• children. D BJ AHO THE BEAR BJ poeee u • roelc midi· den to reecue one of hie girll wtlo ... k~ by • demented roelc stet (PllUI Wiiiiama). 8 9 THAH'I CQl#IANY While tMCNng •t hie old cooking ac llool. Jeck ~ ernbtOled In • atldcy llWetlon with the dw~~ l...v ..... Oueat •: Linde Orey, .. KOOP e 8:00 -"Top of the Hill." A dramati.zaUon of what might have oc- curred at the 1980 Olympics if the United States hadn't bowed out, written by Irwin Shaw. CBS "9 9:00 -"The Pride of Jesse Hallam.' Johnny Cash stars in a dramatic role as an illiterate man trying to better his family's life. Chatlee Slemeta, Fernen- do &1ion-. Cyntllle Or• gory, Lotenzo Lamaa, Shelley Gruwell, Merely Doyle. • MY9TIRY "Aurnpole Of The Balley: Rurnpo4e And The Sno. Foll!" HO<-Rumpole la called upon to -u junior counMI In defending an actr-8CCUMd ol the becllatega mutder of her hulband. (Part 3) G A LOVE CLAM: WITH LEO IU8CAGUA One of Or Leo Buacagll•'• lemou. "L0\19" dUMe at the UnlwrSlty ot Southern C.Utornla la rw-enected t:aO 8 (II TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Muriel. • freelance photo- grepnw. geta an ualgn- ment to film • pto lootb4111 at ar tor • centerfold lhOI 10< • nude megazlne. 8 TIC TAC DOUGH 10:00 8 n.AMINOO AOAO Skipper Weldon hU IO recotl9lder Illa decision 10 leave Trwo •It• Illa lather la cfllically Injured. 9G•NEWS 8 9 HART TO HART The H"11 ara held hostage in their own home by two muro.ter1 wno think the H"1a are In po-.lon ol evidenc. against them 9 PAEIENTE "U.len Catecas" 10'.SO 81 NEWS • INOIPINOINT NITWOM..we • GMVITT'•MY IENl!MY The Ille of a quedtip6eglc confined to • ~. I wtM> u an 811191 hOIOI hie bfultl In hi• mouth to I paint. la documented. 11:ooeDeC1JO ..we 9 ITARTNK The EnterprlM la ~IU<ed by • t>Mulllul Romutan commander. 8 NEW\.YWED GAME • u•A•s•H B J. Wl'll• home to h11 wife reporting l<llngef'a ncape attempta and one of Frank'a gool-upa g) IARETTA "The Run•w•ya" fD DD< CAVETT Guest record prOduoer John Hemmc>l'd (Pett 2 Of 2) ~MYSTERY "Rumpole 0 1 The Balley: Rumpole And The Show FOik" H0<ece Rumpole Is called upon to -as junior counsel In defending I an ac1r ... ec;.cyMd of the backatage murder of her lluaband (Part 3) 111:30 8 (I) LOU BIWIT While on vac.Uon In • 1 amaJI lown. Lou uneo11W1 • atory with lhe polenllal to rip the community apart. (R) D TOHtOHT Host Johnny C araon -MDMGHT - ,,.. MOW •• ~ "Dual In The Jun. gle" (19$4) Dena An«-. ~ Ctllin. An lnluf. enca man ln_.lgetlng the dNth of • diamond COM- pany eiiec:utlYe finds the man e11w and lnYOlv9d In a ewtnctta. 8 9 MOYW *"" .. .,..,. Friday" (1976) Pate< O'Toole, Richard Roundtree. Th• ahlpwr.ckad Robln1on ~ ttlee to tMCh "dvt· llud" behavior to • n111Ne bl..:lo man. • GUNIMOKl Mall help1 a t_,.age glrl dalend lier rawhlder bfotll9t. wno la being rall- roao.ci on • homicide Cf\81ge. • r..tll8tOH: IMPOMlelE A drug dMler ~the unW>lllng duc>e of the IMF In their p1.,.. to capture • latge alllpment ol cocalne • ONE ITEP BEYOND "Per1on Unknown ... W911led by police for h11 part iclpallon In • Mexican revolutlon. • man takea reluoe In an almosl de-1· I edconvent 12:30 D TOMORROW I Guesta· Judd Hirsch; New Wave rock era The Plaamatic. • ONE 8TV llEYOHO "Deed Man'1 Tale" In an unexplained PfYChlc seizure. • newsman wrllH a story •bout two bfolheu named Barton 12:40 1J (I) MOVIE * * "Togetherness" ( 1970) George Hamilton. Pele< Lawford A wealthy playboy mMtl and falls In IOve with an avowed com. mu"'9t (R) 1:00 D DOH LANE ID YOU aET YOUR LIFE Buddy Hackett meell an undertuef. a Jepanae chef and • woman who " a matctwnaller ""''· • MOYll * •i.t "The Viall" (tlM) lngfld Bargmen. Anthony Quinn A ...,.hy -on.. • generoua endow· rnent to her home town If • the realdanta eg,.. to murder her former 1o ....... 1M I NIWI 2:00 NIWI MOYW * * * "Harry Blacill And The Tiger" (1958) Stewart Gr~. Elatbara Ruell A ,_,. hunter elmolt io.- • hla life ~ of • COWltd'a actlonl •• MOVIE • • "Sanllego" ( 1956) Alen Ladd. Ronan• PodMta 2:108 NEW8 2-.40 8 NEWS a:001 NEWS 3:10 EDITOAIAl a:tl MOVIE * * 'n "The Golden Mui<" ( 195.4) Vert Hefl1n. Wanda Hendrix 3:48 8) MOVIE * * * "Maalef 0 1 The World" (1961) Vincent Price Ch.,lea Bronaon a:66D NEWS •:OO D MOVIE * • '"' "While w itch Doc· tor" \ 11153) Susan Hay- werd, Rober1 Mitchum We dnesday•• Bayt ime Mouies 11:00 II) e * "West Of The Divide " ( 1933) John Wayne. G•llby Hay .. -AFTERNOOH- 12:00 ID * * "Three Secrete" ( 1949) P•tric1a NMJ, Ruth Roman ., • ** "F0<ceOI Arma" (1951) Wllllarn HOi- den, Nancy Ollon 3:30U **"•"TheFamlly Jewels" ( 19651 Jerry Lew- ••. S.1>est1an Cabot JOHN DARLING by Armstrong & BaUuk KOCM FM STEREO 103.1 Dea.r KOCM Listeners: Saturday, February 28, 1981 was your day to think Orange-ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC-on Stereo 103.1, KOCM . If you missed us, tune in and listen to bright, beautiful, contemporary ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC. If you a.re listening to us, thank you. Think Orange -ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC-every day. Over the last eighteen months we have been developing a. new and improved contemporary, easy listening music format especially for you. We are extremely excited a.bout the music a.nd hope you a.re, too. We have a.lso spent the last year improving the a.ir sound of KOCM With new state-of-the-a.rt audio equipment that was installed to deliver to you the best ftdelity possible. We have been proud to be a pa.rt of this exciting a.nd well planned growing community for 17 yea.rs and look forward to the yea.rs a.head. Our many thanks to you and our advertisers for your continuing support. KOCM will a ppreciate your comments OX' suggestions . Sincerely, ; Orange Coat DAILY PILOT(fuelday, March 3, 1981 .. .. ·•·•·.· .. ,.• .• .... ·. ·. · ..... . . . . --. .. BRYAN CALDWELL ·- llilJPilat TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1981 BUSINESS 86 STOCKS 87 Postage is skyrocketing but there are ways to save on mailing ... B7 0 0 Caldwell Saw ·Kush throw punch PHOENIX (AP) -ArifODa State defensive end at ASU . "I asked him several different ways if University football plater Bryan Miller ultimately suspended Kush on the claim bad validity and he said no," Caldwell testified Monday, be saw ex· Oct. 13.1979. Miller told the court. "I told him a few Sun Devil Coach Frank Kush slu1 Rutledge is suing Kush and others for times that if there was any chance he punter Kevin Rutledge during a 1978 $2.2 million -claiming Kusb split his did it, let's apologize and get on with it. game but admitted signing a 1979 state· lower lip with a punch following a 26· He told me the charge was ridiculous ment denying having seen the alle1ed yard punt in Arizona State's 41-7 loss to and that he had never punched blow. Washington in October 1978. Rutledge in the Washington game. Later in the day, former Arizona H "He said that he was nowhere near S A e also chatged Kush and ex-Sun late thletic Director Fred Miller D ·1 d Kev1·n when he (Rutledge) was com1·ng T d ev1 secon ary coach Bill Maskill test1 1e that he "was totally con-harassed him into quitting the team in off the field after the punt," Miller vinced" ex-Sun Devil football Coach 1979 and forfei·ting hi·s scholarsh.i K h testified. F k K h did p. us ran · us · not punch punter Kevin has denied both charges. On Sept. 7, 1979, Miller said he called Rutledge in a 1978 game because "his a press conference where he labeled denials were con~istent." Maskill has yet to testify. The trial is Rutledge "a poorly advised, dis- Miller testified he began to doubt in its fifth week. illusioned student-athlete" and "came Kush's explanation of the alleged inci· Miller said Rutledge's lawsuit was on strongly in support of Coach Kush." dent after talking with three Sun Devil first brought to his attention by Arizona Later, Miller said "some individuals football players who were supposed to State President John Schwada during came forward and said they had seen have been eye-witnesses. .an August 1979 Board of Regents meet-some kind of altercation on the sidelines One of them was Caldwell, a former ,ing. He said he questioned Kush about it and that I shouldn't get so far out On Oct. 10, three days before the Kush firing, Miller said he m et with the eye-witnesses -Steve Chambers, Gary Bouck and Caldwell -at an abandoned Tempe gas station. ''I reconfirmed it ·with the players that they had seen Kush punch Rutledge," Miller said. Monday, Caldwell testified he was coming off the field when the incident occurred and that he was 10 feet away from Kus h whe n he saw Kush hit Rutledge. He said he saw Kush "grab Kevin by the face mask, shake it a few times and come up with his fist." Rutledge had his back turned so Caldwell couldn't see the punch land but "I could tell there was a punch de-. livered and there was contact made to the head." Fountain Valley High standout, now a the next day. front, .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Post-se~on blues Mulligan hopes to end drought By JOHN SEV ANO Of* o.+ty l"llet It.ff Post-season basketball tourna- ments are usually looked upon as a reward for those teams who have exhibited a winning ten- dency throughout the course of a season. The NCAA playoffs -the Picasso of tournaments - setects 48 teams annually to participate in a sudden death climb to the top. Although many have been involved, few have ever reached the pinnacle. In any tournament, whether it be the NCAA. NIT or individual COMMEN TA R Y conference get-togethers, such as the PCAA starting this Thurs· day, there's always an im- balance of priorities. The favorites always seem pres· sured to stay the favorites, while the underdogs, as usual, have everything to gain and nothing lo lose. UC IRVINE'S Bill Mulligan knows what's it's like to be a favorite -he's been one all h.is life. It's an , unfortunate label, whether it's wanted or not, that is stuck on an individual who has enjoyed exorbitant success in one capacity or another. Mulligan has always been labe led a favorite simpl y because he's always a winner. In four years as bead coach at Long Beach Poly High he reached the CIF playoffs all four limes. And in his 14 seasons as a junior college coach (nine at Riverside CC and five at Sad- dleback), be won nine conference championships. It's because of numbers like these that Mulligan has become a target in almost every post- season tournament he's entered . . . and the PCAA should be no different. EVEN THOUGH Fresno State is the obvious favorite this time, most people are saying a good darkborse choice will be UC Irvine's Anteaters. who have far exceeded expectations in their first year under Mulligan. It's because of Mulligan's rep- utation and UC Irvine's sur- prising success that the Ant· eaters have received one of the "team-to-beat'' labe ls . It's strange how these things hap- pen, but once again another Mulligan team has been made a t'arget for the opposition. Of course, maybe if opponents knew about Mulligan's record in post-season play they wouldn't be as awed. Heck, the Jut time tbe feiAy Irishman woo a post-season tournament ol any cooaequenee was back in 1983--64 when LOq Beach Poly woo its second CIF title in four years under him. Since, the farthes t any Mulligan team baa advanced was the final of the state junior college tournament two years ago against Orange Coast, which Saddleback lost in overtime. ·~·· ......... IT'S OBVIOUSLY been a long drought in between and natural· ly the rll'St thing people want to know is why . Wh y have Mullll(an teams that have been Smnething'• fuhg (See UCI, Pa1e BZ) There's nothing like a nice relaxing day of fishing. Just ask the estimated 3,000 trout fishermen who jammed a stream at Bennett Springs, Mo .. on the first dfY of trout season in the state . He's Angels' key to a healthy season By EDZINTEL Of .. Dally ...... IUff PALM SPRINGS -Butch Hobson's smooth, level swing met the ball fed by the pitching machine with a sharp crack. The ball whistled off the Angels ' third baseman's bat and headed straight for the backstop set up in center field, directly bt!hlnd second base. There, fookie non-roster player Dar- rell Miller was standing with his back turned toward Hobson, waiting for a throw from right field. Somehow, Robson's sinking line drive cleared the six-foot high backstop but not Miller . The ball smacked Miller on the back of the head, sending the tall catcher to the ground in a heap. room at their spring training stadium here. Smith, and his assistant Ned Bergert, are the men behind the lines. They rare· ly get the ink while keeping the players in the pink. About 15 minutes later, Smith walked back onto the field. But without th em . the playe r s couldn't play. RicJt Smith, the Angels' third-year trainer , had just come out of the dugout onto the field and immediately started running to the spot where Miller lay, his arms stretched up over his head. "It's nothing," Smith told a couple of writers and Manager Jim Fregosi. "Just a bump on the head." That was particularly true last season when the Angels wer e hit with an astronomical number of injuries -the most in the majors a nd a big reason for the team's poor finish. Smith bent over Miller and carefully examined the yo\ln gster's skull. A minute or so later, the two got up and slowly strolled to the Angels' locker For Smith, 26, the Angels' full ·Ume trainer. it was his first minor casualty after a week of spring training. But like everything else he tends to as an integral part of the operation of the club, he handled it with the verve of a seasoned pro. T hanks largely to Smith. however, guys like Don Baylor .. Dan Ford and (See ANGELS, Page BZ> Suffe r s broke n l eg . Simmer out for the season ~ TORONTO <AP> -Sometimes the innocenl- looking plays can be killers. Just ask the Los Angeles Kings or the Toronto Maple Leafs. It was an innocent-look:in1· play that gave the Kings a 1-0 National Hockey League triumph Mon· day night over the Leafs. It also was an innocent·lookinl pla1 that broke the leg of Charlie Simmer, left wing on the Kines' Triple Crown fine , )"ho had scored 5e 1oala and collected 49 asslsta and was lbe third-leading scorer in the NHL this season. SHIME• 8VPPERRD a broken thighbone In hia risbt lee with above flve minutes left ln the 1ame. Be lhould be la.t to the Kini• for the re· malnder ol the season. "The injury to Simmer Just about puta a damper on everything," said Kings coach Bob Bem. "Th~t'a j\lat about a \rated)' to aee t.bat happen to such a ftne hockey player." The Leaf&, down by one 1oat ln the dytna mlnulel ol the same, were preuln1 for tbe tJin1 1oal when the accident happened. Lull defememan BOije Salmln& a&opped a cfeartni put ln tbe Ktnp mee and llarted to carry the puek deeper Into the Loi Ane•l• end. Stmmer mMed ID to cheek Salmlnl and the .,.... waa lmoekedtotbe lce. ft W~ A a.aAN lalt, bUl Simmer feU ttea.U, Oft twa rt# ....... rolled°"" wttb tbe.PAS''aMW• ta1 ea.arty· la liil face Plar wu halted and KJa11 ualaer PeMr Demen NiMd to Simmer'• aid. o. ... called lm· mediately for a stretcher and Simmer was earned off the ice and taken to hospital for X-rays. Andre St. Laurent scored lbe lone 1oal of the game, bis third in seven games with the Kings, mid way in the second period. However, the key to the Los Angeles triumph waa the excellent goaltending of Marlo Lessard. who registered his second shutout of the seuon. "LESSARD WAS absolutely incredible," Berry said. "He's played like that for us just about all sea.eon. "But be'a been very shui> the last couple of 1ames."I Leuard, who gained his 30t.b win ot the seuoo a1alnst 15 louea and aevell ties, was outatand!Qs atopptna 31 ahotl. Several Umea be left Leafs pla7en sbakinl their beads after their sbots and was selected the 1ame'1 ftntatar. •·At t.be end of the game you mtaht tblnk about! the shutout but ma.t ol tbe time you're Just lb.I.Dk· tn1 about winning,·• Lessard said ... All I look for ta1 U.. wiD." The IUnp bad a 1oaJ dlaallowed early ln t.b• ftnt period dwia1 a poww pla7 wtt.b Toronto'• Bruee Boudreau off for bootiq. · ' TCJnmto toalle Jlrt Crba stopped a not by Marcel 0.-. ud Ute~k ~armW dlneUJ to Slmldtr.,,.. Mc Wt 'tWI .. bJ ....... kicked tbe ..a bJ C$a UM Mt Mil referee ADdJ Vm llellemODd wu cm the pa., ucl dla· allowedtM .... Tine • .,... INr TeraDto •• • a power Pl•1 • Llll8rd eame up 1161 •~"" lboel, lDdud .... 9ilceUtiit .... ,..... 4lnctb' la met. Greedy and self-centered? not us, says Tommy John From AP dalpa&et.es FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -One ol the New Iii Yo:rk Yankees' million-dollar·free a1ents spoke. up Monday to defend the posture of the major league playen in the threatened May 29 bueball atrlke. "Some critics have pictured us as &reedy and self. centered, intent on grabbing everything we can re1ardlesa of the consequences," said southpaw Tommy John, the 22-1ame winner obtained two years ago from the Dodgers. "Nothlng is farther from the truth. The players are very concerlled about the health of the game. But from all we see baseball is thriving on free aaency. Nev~ in history has the competition been keent;r. Crowds are bigcer. TV appeal la growang. "If the baseball owners would open their books and show u.s that the present free agency rules are rui.nina the same, you can bet the players would respond. JOHN "It would be lite Chrysler. When Chrysler started to fold, everybody pitched in to mate sacrifices. The workers even agreed to lake cuts. It would be the same in baseball if it could be shown that baseball is in danger." The 37-year·old John, a winner with the Dod1ers before he came to the Yankees in November of 1978 aa a free aient, represented the Yankees at the meeting in Tampa last week at which time the players voted unanimously to strike if owners persisted on its present compensation demands. -----q..te •I tile fl••----- .'I can't say I fought like a millioo dollars. Every day you go to the cotton field you can't pick 100 pounds. I'm very pleased with the 87 I got today." -Heavywet1bt box· er Joa. Tate, after his victory over Harvey Steichen. 311-lootrr •t 1e1u T~z .. A&M DarreU Browder bit a 38-foot jumper as time m · ran out Monday night to give Texas Cb.ristian a 62·60 victory over Texas A&M in a flrst·round game of the Southwest Conference basketball tournament. The Frogs, 7·10 in SWC play, go to San Antonio to ~e~t Baylor Thui:sday . . . Texas Tech 1ot 19 point. from Junior JetrTaylor man 80·58SWC ftrSt·round victory over SMU ... LaSalle Tlaomp.-controlled the backboard in the elm· ing minutes to help Texas down Rice, sa..u. Tbe Lonthorm will meet Texas Tech in a q uarterfinal match Tbu.nday . . . Oregon State center S&eve J ....... who totaled 83 points in bi.a team's last three victories, was named Paclfic-10 basketball playerofthe week . . . Former Golden WestColle1e star WaH Ev ans of UC Santa Barbara was selected the final PCAA player of the week for his performances in the Gauchos' win over UC Irvine and loss to Long Beach State. Evans scored 21 points against UCI including the game-winner on a 15-foot shot with three seconds left in the contest . . . Representatives from NBC and CBS are expected to make fmal bids rangin1 up to $55 million for the rights to televise future NCAA basketball tournaments .. .In a non.tournament game, Tulane upset Southern Mississippi 84·80 to help Coach Roy Dufordl end bi.a coaching career on a s uccessful note. TldtU' Manltall ralb Ii qtdi• Pitcher Mike Manllall said Monday be will Iii not report to the Minnesota Twins for the 1981 season and is seeking a new career as a university teacher. . .. Catcher Joluuay Bemell says be doesn't think Cincinnati wants him to finish bis major lea1ue career with the team. "I'm in the same position Pete ROH was in. They simply didn't want to sign him, and now they don't intend to sign me," Bench said . . . Dodger sboiUtop 1 BUI Raaell, recovering from a broken right index finger, may be able to play as many as 10 spring exhibition games, the team reported. The 32-year-old veteran says the finger is making good progress in healing . . . Pilcher Rady May of the Yankees will undergo minor surgery today for an abdominal problem that struck him last week . . . Baltimore short.atop Man Belanger indicated this could be his last year as an active player. "What I do next MHMtALL year depends on this year. U I have a real· ly bad year and can't do the tbinJs I want, then I have to think about not coming back," Belanger said . . . San Francisco Manager Fraak a.bialoa said the Giants had a "very productive session" Monday, although almost half of it was indoors because of rain . . . Houston's Cetar Ce4leeo bas returned to Houston so doctors can check his 1.njured •right ankle ... Reggie Jac:boa joined the Yankees spring training camp today after taldng care of personal buaineu in California. Due Sunday, Jacltsoo bas be_1n fmed $2,SOO per day by owner George Steinbrenner. o~ .,,.,, r~• urn lo ....... , a.a,,.. ... 'Paul Deese, the man who brought Chapman • . College its glory years in baseball during the 19809, will return as the Panther head coach again betin· ning with the 1982 season. Deese, of 'El Toro, was head coach al Chapman rrom 1963 t.O unu. tte was the NCAA Coach of the Year ln 1968 ... The New York Knick• have an· nounced they will retire jersey No. 22 in honor of One DeBUHllere. DeBusscbere, now 40, spent 12 pro seuona witfl lthe Knick.a . . . Dallas Mavericks center Ralplt l>rolJiqer announced his retirement ':from pro basketball rather than under10 )Enee surgery. The former Athletea in Action •tar said he will remain in the Dallu area to turaue his education . . . In an NHL con· eat, Pittsburlb's aod SelMIU •cored 10 aeconda after the opening faceoff, and the Pen1ulns went on to score a 5-4 victory over ~uebec . . . A 22-year-old San Francisco 1 an was arrested Monday for invesU,allon "... to the Feb. 23 slayln& of former San Fran· claco ..,. footbaU player .,_. •••n• ... Tracy A..U., 1idelined for almott two moot.bl by a pinched Derve in her back, withdrew from a •omen'• tenn1I tourument thb weet at the Forum. ~., .... .., .... F011owl"9 .,. the top sports ·~ts on TV tonight. Ratings ere: 1 1 I ( excellent; " 1 " worth wetchlno; 1 1 fair; 1 forvet It. .r:l • mt-"'·· Che.....a • .( .( .( . NM Mle(aTIALL: Ylcert M K.Mlel City. Aftt••cen: Chlc.k """' eNI ec.fth •rkklOn. Since Earvin "Mlalc" Jaftnlan retumed to U• lineup, tM Lektrt ire 1·1, the dtfeet coming at tM '*Mlt of thl ""'*• suns Sunday afternoon at the Forum. The Lall.era find tMmMIWS 4'12 gemea behind the Paclfle Olvlllon-19Hlna Sunl. KenNt City Is In tttl"' Pleet In tM NIA'& Mliciwelt Dlvfllon et D-35, uv.e-mes IMlhlnd San Antonio. •AOIO BelMtblll -'-All.,.. .t KMMI CJty, 6 p,m., KLAC (510) • JIM BARR , ...... _., ANGELS ••• Brian Downing are back oo their feet and lookin1 forward to &ood. healthy seasons in 1981. Rick Smith, ATC (Athletic Trainer Certified), is the first and last staff member to work with the 50 players here each day. Smith and Bergert put the players through their personally devised warm-up session before any balls are thrown or bats are swune. then retreat to the clubhouse where they stay, re· ady to aJd lo soothing tired and overworked bones and muscles. For the bitters, it's usually in the bands. This early in the season, the hands aren't in good shape, says Smith. The player's band will quickly develop blisters ~r a full day of swinging a bat and after calluses develop, blisters wiJI begin to form under those. If Smith can catch the calluses before blisters start growing un· der them, be can save the player a lot of discomfort -and that's critical at a time like this when every part of the body is screaming with pain. "The calluses often have to be shaved down with a scalpel," says Smith. "Then we'll apply mole skin to the hands to pre· vent them from developing al(aln. • • • Pitcher Jlm Barr joined the team Monday, but the con· troveny wblc:b bad barred him from tbe ftnt week of spring tralnine remain.s. Barr participated without permtaaioo in a charity game at UC Riverside last month and got in trouble for it. The 33-year-old right·hander missed much ol the 1980 season with tendinitis in bis pitching shoulder, and club officials SUS· peel be could have aggravated the injury in the game at Riverside. Barr played first base in the game and was called on to make only a pair of throws. Aeling on doctor's reports that indicated Barr was not yet able to throw, Angels General Manager Buzzle Bavasi bad sug. gested Barr not appear in camp until he was fit. Barr then telephoned Bavasi last Saturday and informed him that be had been throwing for a couple of weeks and there was nothing wrong with bis arm. So Barr was allowed in camp but the Angels are pursuing a possibility of placing him on the disqualified list for breach of contract for taking part in the game in Riverside. "Tb~y·re just trying to void my contract," Barr, who makes a reported $250,000 a year through the 1982 season, said Monday. Girls return to actio;> Wednesday Marina, Edison, Fountain Valley and E stancia blab acboola all have home games for the aeeond round of Cit' Orb baakelball playoff acflon w edneeday nilbt. Marina will bolt No. 1 seed· eel Rlvenlde Poly in 4-A actioo. · 'Ibe Vlk1np ~bed tb.ird iD &be Sunaet Leape and defeated Bay Leafue dwnploo RoWD.c IB11a In nm round play' 54-41. Poly IOPl*l Padftc, ••· Zd.l9aD'1 Cb&r1en, UM s.aet numtr·up, will host Slmi Valley afte1' dlfeadnc Arcadia, 7MI. Simi Valley defeated llon- lna•lde, -.a. l'ouatain Valle1'1 SwaHl Lea1ue ebamploa1 wlll bolt Culver Qt, ID 'the otlaer .. A ecm- t.t lawiYlal Oraqe Coat arH team1. Tiie Ba.roa1 clef•ted WHt Torruce, 11-41, wbU• Culyer City won over Doi heblal,80-21 . S1tucia, tlM No. J Heded teu ID t1M i-A ell~ wW be at ..... too .... ""'"· SltMda....., .., ...... 0...... .. ft.nit. ........... IMl,wWle o.... Gf'Dft .... CUffeJ. ....... AU .... llart at T:IO. - Floyd hack on the track But ahe'll trade cluba for mike at Kemper 87 HOWARD L BANDY .... Detty ........ One ol tht co-leact.n 1t U.. Olvmp6a Gold CIU.Sc after first-round play lut week in Industry HJU. wW Dot be playln1 at ..... Verde Country Club in the Women'• Kemper o..-March 18-21. .. I've never played tb1a course welJ, which la dlaappolnUng to me because It's aJmoet 'in my baclt yard. But J like the course because it de· mands •bot·maJdng, and particularly the 17th bole "To play the 17th well, you muat play it ag: greaaively. In fact, 1be bu never plaY*l the coune here but •be bu been ln Coata Meea each year the tournameat bu been held. Marlene Floyd takes time o1t from her tour schedule to Join NBC-TV in broadcutlna the Kemper . . "lt demands a tons. accurate tee abot, but the approach la the tougbe1t part or the hole. You're hitting down into a valley and the wind swirls and blows the ball all around. • * * "I've never played the coune," Marlene ad· mit.. "But I'd love to have a chance to play there. But I fllure that the other etrta out there need the time to practice and I don't want to take any time away from them by beinl on the course. FOR THE NOSTALGIA·MINDED the Vin· tage Invitational tournament at the vt.:itage Club in Indian Wells March 11·15 should be a mus\. "I lllte the layout at Mesa Verde very much and feel It ls one of the best on OW' tour." Man>'. of the partlcipanu are readily rec· ognized in the golfing community as stars ol . Fl~yd appears to have pt her game together with the aid of tour pro and brother Raymond Floyd. GOLF NANCY LOPEZ-MELTON, the defending cbampjoo ol the Kemper Open, doesn't hesitate to say sbe will be on hand in C-0.ta Mesa tbls year. yesteryear, some of them known quite well on the modem PGA tour as well. Her commitment to the tournament last year came d\lfine the final week. This time abe said: "Yea, I'll be there. I like that course very much and I wouldn't mlaa It." She feels Southern California is the place for her to play aa well and as often as abe can. "I have a lot of friends out here and I enjoy playing in CallfomJa more than any place we go. It's nice to play where there are friends around." Here's a sampling or the players all 50 or over, who will be in the field of 30 pr~fessionals, many vying for more money than they ever won in a single event during their hey-days: George Bayer, Tommy Bolt• Julius Boros, Jimmy Demaret, Gardner Dickinson, Dow Finsterwald, Jack Fleck, Bob Goalby, Jay Hebert, Don January, Gene Littler , Arnold Palmer, Bob Rosburg, Gene Sarazan, Sam Snead Mike Souchak, Bob Toski and Art Wall. ' Nancy is starting to play well again and says: "As long u my attitude stays like it la, everythiug wUl fall together. I'm hitting the balJ well right now and it should be only a matter of time until I get back to the top." Nancy is determined to get her game back and again become the No. 1 plaver on the tour. She bad that honor for two yean before Beth Daniel dethroned her in 1980. Just how many Of these players do you SUP· pose ever played in a tournament for a S50 000 first prize? Yes, the Arnold Palmers and other 'younger players including Little, Finsterwald and J anuary have been there. But how about Snead, Bolt, Sarazan. Bobby Locke, Paul Runyan and Henry Cotton? Wbile mmt of the players were grumbling about the Industry Hills layout and bow tough it was on them, few, if any, have felt that way at Mesa Verde CC. Every player is a ssured of at least $5 000 for pa_rticipating. It wasn't that many years a'go that this figure was a good sum for winning a tourna-ment. * * * CHIP SHOTS -Tbs Southern California Sec· Fairway Magazine, the official publication of the LPGA that la available at each tournament and displays the famed picture of Jan Stephenson in a revealing pose, also bas asked 18 of the players to select the)r favorite hole on the tour and explain why. AMY ALCO'IT, although she bas not done too well at Mesa Verde, picks the 17th bole as her favorite. She says : tion PGA was the leading contributor of funds dur· ing ~atiooaJ Golf Week last year with $14,577 being put lDto the fund. Roger Beluger, a resident of Laguna ~iguel and head pro at lndu.stry Hills, helped raise $9,000. That sum, in itself, is more than the second place unit from Illinois contribut· ed ($8,883) ... Ticket sales for the Women's Kemper Open are lagging behind last year despite a reduced price.of $12 for a season ticket that is intercbangea· ble. Surf eamp Wanted: players who want t() play 87 CtJaT 8BKDBN ... ......, .......... California Surf Coach Peter Wall aaya his North American Soccer League team will no 1001er be loolted upon u a "boll· day" or "Dothin1 " club. And to prove bi.a point, Wall wiU unveil an ambitious trainint concept when the Surf opens camp in Palm Springs Wednes· day. A simple rule of thumb will be in the back of the minds of the players -the best wlll stiJI be around when the Surf operus the regular season March 28 against Portland. "We are looking for players who want to play for us and will give their all," Wall says. "This camp could be the big chance for some of the young players and a moment of truth for others." WALL SAYS nearly 30 playen will begin workouts Wednesday at College of the Dea'ert, and each player, veteraD' or rookie, will be batWng for a job. "I want a competitive spirit on this club," explains Wall. "We have some key positions open oo the team that we want to fill. The players are goin1 to have to compete for tboee positions. One of thole positions is the one vacated by defender John Faulkner. Wall obtained the veteran central defender from Memphis tut aeuon for cash and forward Dave Huaon in an effort to put some leadership 09 the field. But Faulkner was injured dur· ing the rttenUy completed in- door season and be ls upected to misa the entire outdoor cam- pat1n with .tom ll1aments. Monday, at a luncheon bolted by the Surf, Wall announced the names ol several veterana and newcomers who will be in camp Wednesday. BEADING THE LIST is veteran Charlie Cooke, the player·coacb of Memphis in 1979 and 1!81. "I still think he's a good player, even at 38, but be still has to prove to me that be can play," Wall says. Also looking for a job is de· fender John Craven who spent three seasons witb the Van- couver Whitecaps. The captain of the Whitecaps' 1979 Soccer Bowl champion squad, Craven · bas 10 goals in bis NASL career. Also headed for camp is a crop of youngsters from the U.S., Mexico, England and Spain. and, Wall repeats, all have a shot al the club. "Loot at Portland. They spent $2 millloo and they wound up with a recoht worse than ours." Wall points out. "Houston had a bunch ol nobodys last year and were 15-0 at home. I don't want a team that bas to rely on a cou· pie of big names." IT 18 WALL'S theory that the NASL'a future will revolve around the American player. His plan is to develop a strong Surf youth team backed b}' "a lot of time and money.•• Wall adds: "We no longer have the option of cutting players who don't get the job done early in the season, ao we are forced to find the best In training camp. •'I am convinced th.la la the beat system to choose our team. We will have intensive tralnint sesslona and three exhibition sames to aelect the best com· blnatloo," be adds. The Surf'• first exhibition same la set for March 10 a1atnat the San Dle10 Socken at Colle1e of the Desert (7:30). Fr._ Pag~ 81 UCI .•. so successful during the regular season, fallen on hard limes in the playoffs? The answer is not as simple as some believe. It wouJd be an easy cop-out to say Mulliagn's teams tensed up, or choked as some like to caJI it, when it really counted. But don't they really count during the reg· ular season, too? Sure they do so that's not it. ' Others have said that ~ulligan 's teams don't play enough defense to win con- sistently in post.season play, ad· ding that when you run as much as his teams do it takes a lot out of any squad by the third or fourth game. This argument bas some merit, but not enough to form a conclusion. SO, WHY THEN has Mulligan been continually frustrated? "I don't know," he tells you. "Certainly the one thing I want· ed when I left junior college was a state championship." Did be ever try to change his approach? "I changed almost all the time trying to figure out what the bell we were doing wrong," he added. But, c hange as he did. Mulligan never did come up with an answer except to say in his defense: "YOV KNOW, in all those teams I bad there were only two I really entered posl·season play with that I felt we could have won the whole thine from the beginnina," confided Mulligan, saying t6e two teams were the last year he won it at Long Beach Poly and in 1979-80 when Saddleback (3t-1) was upeet in the semifinals of the state tournament by CypreH. " In IOllnt to both Orange Coast and Cypress in the s tate playoff1, Mulligan was de· feat~ in both cues by ball COD· trol teama that a tress defense. I - e 0 I a '· e e n e It It -------------------------~- BASKETBALL Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, March 3, 1981 .. Eagles, ru-tists 'home' ·tonight; other area teams on the road Estancia High will be out to break tbe second· round ,hex and LalUJla Beach will be out to prolong it.a ClndereUa seuon tonlpt u botb teaet draw the "home" assi111ment.a in the CIF ba1ketball playoffs(7:30). the put five years, but they've been knocked out "We've piayed pretty well on the road. In fact, in the second round each Ume. Coach Larry Sun-I tJllnk we'ye played better at times on the road," . c;orona del Mar-Riverside Poly 2·A batUe since both teams opened things up at home. derman will be out to chanae tbat t.oni-t. admit.a Barons Coach Dave Brown who has 1utded hit team to a 21·3 record, lncludlng Friday nilbt's 7'.q verdict over Katella. Meanwhile, Ed.lion, Fountain Valley, Ocean View and Corona del Mar take to the road in second-round playoff 1amea scattered across the Southland. Laguna Beach, meanwblle, also has tbe home usitnment, as ''host" to red·bot Sunny Hills at Eatancia. Coach Craig Falconer'• Artists (17·6) nipped Mayfair, 56-54 in the first round of the CIF 2-A playoffs, but Sunny Hills represent.a one ot their most formidable opponents of the season. The Lancers are 20-5 and are coming ort a 62-56 win at home aaainat California. EdllOD travels to Hoover Hitb ln Glendale! for it.a 4·A second-round cont.st with Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks. Both teanu f'ere home teams ln round one, and Notre Dame won the cotn flip to de· Coach Jack Errion's Sea K.lng1 wllJ travel to John W. North High ln Riverside. The Bears should prove to be a much toucher foe than Cdll'a first opponent. The Sea Kines blitzed Los Ami1oa, 79-39, in the first round. • · Ocean View takes to the road to face Lakewood al Mlllikan High in Lont Beach. The Seahawks, 22·3, will be up against the No. 3 team from the Moore League. termine the host school. : Estancia, 64·56 victor over Edgewood in 3·A action on the road Friday, will boat the tou1h Lvnwood Knil(hts at Huntinstoft Beach High and the Eagles could have a rugged time against the21·5 visitors. The Eagles have advanced lo the CIF playoffs Road matches find Fountain Valley traveling to Rolling Hills High for a contest with Palos Verdes (22-4) ln a key 4·A 1ame. After stunning Compton, 48-47 in overtime Fri· day niabt for their first-ever CIF post-season vie· tory, the Chargers face a~er difficult foe ln the physical Knights. · • A cotn flip also determined the site ror the Lakewood surprised Pasadena, 53-52 in tbe first round of the playorrs and boasts a 16·9 overall record. Ocean View, meanwhile, plays well just about any place the Seahawk.s go. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF DEATH OF ROBERT STOTTS KUE HN E AND OF PETITION TO AD · MINISTER ESTATE NO. A·107766 . • To all h eirs, beneficiaries, creditors and contingent creditors of Robert Stotts Kuehne of Corona def Mar, and persons who may be otherwise Interested In the will and/or estate: A petition has been filed by Marjorie Kuehne in the Superior Court of Orange County requesting that M arjorie Kuehne be ap- po i nted as personal representative to ad· minister the estate of Robert Stotts Kuehne Cun; der the Independent Ad· ministration of Estates Act). The petition Is set for hearing in Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive, West, in the City of Santa Ana, California on March 18, 1981at9:30 a.m. IF YOU OBJECT to the granling of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections w ith the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in person or by your at· torney. IF YOU AREA CREDITOR o r a con· tingent creQitor of the de- ceased, yotJ must file your claim w ith the court or present it to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in Section 700 of t he Probate Code of California. The time for filing claims will not ex· pire prior to four months from the date of the hear- ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe file kept by the court. If you are interested In the estate, you may file a re· quest with the court to r~ ceive special notice of the inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, ac· coun ts and reports described in Section 1200 of the California Probate Code. Charles C. Morrey, At· torney at Law, 134 S. Im· perial Highwoiy, Anaheim, Ca. 92107 ; tel : (714) 991-1921 Pu!>ll>heO Or-C.ou t O.lly Pilot Fto 1' 2S IMr l. 1'111 .,W' PUBLIC NOTICE JM.I NOTICE 0 1' UUSfEl'S SALE Nt. Gtlt1 o .. Morel\ "· '"'· •I 10 00 A M., In· •Ide IN moln 1-y of Lawyers Tine 1nsur1t1tt Comp1ny, UOO Horii\ 8ro1dw1y In IN City of Soni• Ane, C.ounly ol 0r .. 111. Sl•I• ol C1illornl1, ::AUFORNIA RECONlfEYANCE :OMPANY, • Clllfornl• Cotpon tlon. IS duly -lnttd Tru1t.te undttr 1r..1 :ortaln OHd 01 Trust eoculed by GARY HANLEY ROGERS. I •lftote mi n. RICHARO A MARTIN •• m ... "i•d maft ., trustors.. '1tcordl'd on August lt, 1977, o lnl!rumenl No. 11321 In 8-1US6. P•Qt OS, or 01 llcitl RK0<d5 of o..,. COIHlly, Stilt >1 c 111torN•. unoer ,,. -•r or w it IMrofn CGfllllned. Wiii Ufl •• pul>llc tucllon to Ille lllQl\nl bidder ror c .. 11. ,.yoblt 11 llW lllN of Wle In lewful .,,onty ol Ille United St1t11 ot Amerl<• wllho<Jt ,.,,,.,,,., eq1res1 or moll~ ., to tlttt, use. Po$..-.1lon °' •ntumbr.,<tt. 111 rlglll, Utlt end In· terol now ,.Id by 11 H we.II. TruslM 1no 10 II• ro11-1no dftcrllled Pt-r1y \ltulltd In IN -irM!id COUllly en6 Sl•lt, IOwll. Loi IOJ ol Tr tel No. 1112 in Ille,,,, >I Cott• MHI. County Of 0r .. oe. Sletr >I C1lllorn;e, es r-r ..._ rec-d In Book Sl, P100 '1 tllru o . mis :e111nt0Ui mlPS. In IM olll<• of Ille :ountv Ro<order ol sold county. Tllo lolel -of ltle ..... Id prln- :lpel ll•l•nu. Interest lller11111, together wllft r11111N1llly ullm•l•d .osh . '"--' end edv111cft •I IN lime ol Ille lnHlll publlcellon of 11111 Nollet llf't Ml..M .... From lnlormtllon wtllc ll ltte TruslM Mem1 r1Ulllll•, llUI ,.,, wtll(ll Tr111IM m•kH no ._..,IMlon or warr1111y, tl'le slrMI -•• or otller c°""'- juillfl•tion of lllt ellov1 CIHcr llled or-~tyls: ,., eaner-sc .... 1. Cost• ,,,. ... Cellfornla '262' S.ld PfOCltfty 11 Del"ll aold lar tlw purpoH ol P41ylnt Ille obllt•llOfll wcured 11y Mid DMd of Trwt lnclud· 1119 , .. , Md • .,..,... ol IN Trvll• endolS.le. Oate<I~~~~~ AECONVEY.t.HCE COMPANY. HufdTtuMH .,~~ortl\end Executive \fie• PreslcMftt c..11 ...... 11-.--~ MSIC.,_ ~·-P\14111 .... Ortlll9 CMSI Oelly Plle4, ~•b. J4, MeR:11 I, 10, 1"1 11Hl PUBLIC NOTICE ,/ "THE BEERTHAT THE TASfERS SMILE:' E 1..·cen ch-. ;i grot enthu si.1~c--)!.H hcrcd in Sea ttle to 1udge the mosr respected heers in Amcri1..·a. Included were th1..· ~1..·vcn brand, cl.1s~dled b\' the bn:win~ indu.,ltY .b ""u~x-r pn:mium:· .ind 1mt tn m.1k1..· clw cr-.r 1rnm: d1ffi(tdt. Pnc b1..·1..·r frnm G1..·rm.1nv. Like winr tJstrr,, ch1..· pan1..·I sa n~ pled rhc he1..·r-. \\'1 thout knm\'ln)! their idcnlitil'-. .• rnd "1th onk thl'i r ~\il :nes to ~UJdc diem.\ Vh1..·11 dw c1..·-.c \\.b m·cr, rhc ~\'i nner w,1-. l~rnnd to be .1 b1..·1..·r which was .1lmo-.c unknown 111 Se.utk or l~)r ch.u 111,lttn: in the l\''l n( thl..' l·nuntn-. 7 l:r' .\f1lltl«' I 1111,·1 11..'porr ed rhc C\'l..'111 u 1h11..·r the ht:;td Ii nc "The bct.:r t h:t r made the t.1stcr~ :-.mt k<' .md after nottn>! ch.u rht.: wi1111111~ het.:r \\';h "still r:1th cr h.1rd BEER-TASTING RESULTS -------- 7 -- Henry Weinha~'s Private Reserve BRAND Augshurgcr IJos. 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Or.nge Collt DALY PILOTlT'uelday, March 3, 1881 'l'r~k and field MD, OV, Laguna improved Track and field action for Mater Dei <Ancelua Leacue), Ocean View (Empire Leacue) and Laguna Beach (South Coast Leasue> appean to be on the up beat with the 1981 aeuon approacbinc. Here la a look at each of the three Orange Coast area schools: M•ter Del Mater Dei Coach Denny Robinson's cro1& country team fmished second lo the CIF 3-A cross country finals without the benefit of a senior, and that facet is the overwhelm!nc focal point for the Monarchs' track and field team. They'll be young, with five sophomores and slx juniors among the Monarchs' top 13 individuals, but they'll also probably take the favorite's role in· to league action. Distance stars Bob Planta, Mark McMuter Mitch Eddy, John Nelson, John McSbane, Ricky Martine2, Ernie Estrada, Matt Munoz, Herb Klein and Rob ArsenauJt (all underclass men) form the nucleus. Others include defendinc leafue champion John Ryan (13-0) in the pole vault; shot putter Dave Uranicb and junior Kennedy Pola, a threat in the low hurdles and 440 relay. The Monarchs are wortinc on a three-year championship streak in tbeAn,eJua League. Oce•n View Tbinga are briabt with the Seabawta under Coach Ken Moats, who bu added track and field to his football responsibWtles. Among Moala' crew are sprinters Rex Brown, Rick Moser, John Moore, Larry Gerdian and An· dre Carthen. College basketball scores Col .... ........ P•n A"-kMI ... H. Tue1 SI. 7t ...... Tul-M. s. Mlaalult!IM IO TOU .. eAMllNTI ... c-.t c-fwwc• ,~ .......... , Temple ... l+Olllr• U 1011 P\JBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUS eus1 .. a11 llAM9 ITATBM4l"1' Tf'I• IOllowtftt Pff-1 .,. .. lftt ll<nl ....... , 1.Af'll"'"· o.i.weto .a Bucllnoll 7t, W. Cl!Mw SI." Dre••• ... us.ito" ---~· ,~ ..... , TUH Tocll •• Soul,.,,. MolNMllJt Jt To ...... lee44 TCU 41, THet MM .0 Brown has turned a 9..9 and 22.S in the 100 and 220, while Moser's besta include a 9.9, 22.5 and 40.2 quarter-mile. Moser's best event ls the 440 and Moore add.a a 53.3 to that event, along with a 10.5 100. Also ln the 10.5 ranae are Gerdian and Cu:tben. Scott Peeples (16.0) and Jim Manerum (lS.5) ar e Ocean View's top hurdlers. In the lows they have recorded clocldncs of 42.5 and "4.0, respec- tively. In the distance events Moats has Jerome Mann (2:00) and Les Tate (2:0.) lo the 880 and Paul Soto (4:35) and Rocer Medlen (4:45) in the mile. Mite Mitchell has gone M lo the hi&b jump and Brad Bums' beat event appean to the the lonr jump (18-7), while Tim Davies bu a llM> Ions iump and 40-9 triple. Mark Flemilig and Dave Tischer are the abot putters, Ray Fletcher and Lance Gilbert handle the discus. L•gun• .. Kh There are only 20 out for the Artists' track and field varsity and presently they are forced to take their home meets elsewhere because of track COD· ditiona which are not up to par . However, there la some quality ln the pro- gram , beelnning with Jay Tborsoo, a senior who went 6-1 in the high Jump recently and ls capable of threateninc the 7-0 barrier, accordlne to his coach, J im Toomey. Thorson goes 14. 7 and 40.6 in the hurdles and will also be entered in the mile relay for the ArUsta. Todd Moffett is one of Lafuna Beach's top sprint.en, in addition to clocklnp of 53.5 and 2:0C in the 440 and 880, while Darrell Ha11ard, a senior, baa clocked a 4:31 mile and 9:'5 two-mile. Paul Rodolf baa run close to 2:00 ln the 880 and 52.0in tbe440and is the Artiata' top sprinter (10.0). -ByltoeerCarllotl SILVE• UC~ltlll, IU21 1ut11e.-. ~ ve11..,, c..tlfenlle n.11 Merc111 I. lle111to11tftl,, 111tl 0..-••• ~Of9w. Gellfwfll• ~ '" Take a Personal Loan from i~-~~rf~ Commercial Credit. It's good \ medicine, whether you're paying Mlclleel L Trytlw11, 111'1 0.- • l ,G....,.Orew.c.llfwftlenwa Tf'lll IMIM11H1 11 c..-CIM .,, e teM••· ---·· Mlclleo4 L TryNnl Jlll1 .....,_. •• 1149 wtt11 1M ~lllY Cieri! of Or ..... c-M1 ... ,~ •• 11111. ...,_, "'*'' .... Or ... c... Oelf1 P'li.t,. ..... 10, 17, :W, Mer ••• ,., ...., Pl1BLIC NOTICS off doctor bills or consolidating debts. So cut out the card below. And give us a.call in the morning. ' Noliade-ln Needed DORMAN"S UMmD llTUAD WAUANTY Ufedme llmlted warranl)' .igalnst defect In workman· ship .nd materials. free replacement up to 5/32~ after 5/3Z-there wlll ~ a charge of SO'l of fist price down to 2/3r No adlustment wlll ~ aUowed after 2/3r POLY--FOURS 27A!! FET. 1.58 No-thump Polyester Cord resists flat spotting and annoying cold start thump. Sill 878-13 C78-13 C78-14 E78-14 G78-14 H78-14 G78-15 H78-l 5 L78-15 WHlnWALLS 10.00 10.00 J0.00 JUO JUO J7.00 16.00 JI.GO 40.00 fRll . NO 11 .,,_ w u.19 ww·enr ........... ., ,.,. • 1 .. •1. .... ..,e.co -...,..._.._._..._..._ ...... ~..,. .. ....__......,......., .......... .----.... ..... -....... ............. -...iq. RT 1.71 UM 1.87 2.04 2.28 2.52 2.36 2.57 2.84 VOLLEYBALL /TRACK * * * * * * Prep volleyball rankings ORANGE COUNTY 1. Laguna Beach; 2. San Clemente; 3. Irvine ; 4. Capistrano Valley; s. Dana Hills; 6. Estancia; 7. Corona del Mar; 8. Newport Harbor ; 9. Huntington .Beach; 10. Marina. CIF l. Laguna Beach ; 2. San Clemente; 3. Santa Monica; 4. Irvine; 5. San Marcos ; 6. Dos Pueblos; 7. Capistrano Valley; 8. Dana Hills ; 9. Mira Costa; 10. (tie) Estancia a nd South Pasadena. R&500 RETREADS - We h<\ve produced millions o f top quAlhy reireAds with che ~st recre.adtng equip: meni AVAii.abie COdc\yl Only first quAl!ty, thoroughly lnspeeted c<lslngs .are sele<ted lor our relreAdlng process GlT YOURS Al DORMAN'St 878Xl3 _____ 2 for $25.00* D78X 14 2 for $25.00 * E78X 14 2 for $25.00 • 560X 15 2 for $27.00* 600X 15 2 for S21.00• * Plus F.E.T. (gn 1nenfal 40,000 Mlll ~ 4~q!t I FET. 1.24 Equip your car with the tires that arc ortglMI equip- ment on Mercedes. BMW's and Volkswagens. They demand quallty 40.000 mlle NATIONWIDE WAR· RANTY. Why should you sculc for less? Ask for the German ltadlal. BLACKWALLS WHITT WALLS Sill l'IUCl flT SIU PaJC( RT 155SRl2 4).00 I 40 165SRr3 sa.oo 1.63 155SRr3 46.00 I 50 I 75/75R 13 64.00 1.59 165SRI) Sl.00 1.64 175SRt 4 64.00 201 175SRl3 54.00 168 185SRl4 7J.OO 2.08 175/70· 13 56.00 160 195SRl4 71.00 2.55 185/70· I 3 6).00 l 83 205SRl 4 79.00 2.60 195170· I 3 61.00 I 90 205SRl5 16.00 2.70 165SR14 55.00 1.83 215SRl5 90.00 2 92 17 5SR14 51.00 2 03 22SSRl5 90.00 3.05 t85SR14R 7J.OO 213 235SR 15 H .00 3.19 185/70· 14 67.00 I 95 195/70· 14 76.00 2 24 Ask your Dorman's 155SR15 52.00 1.68 dealer about Contrs 165SRIS 51.00 1.79 40.000 Mlle Warranty DRUM BRAKE. REUN£ 549!,. . ., 649!~., JS,000 MIU JOI 40,000 MIU JOI '°' most Atnerlutn a. ~n c.m wlft. dnim ~1 bf.a.u, Hlll'S WHAT Wl DO: Open dally 8-9, Saturday 8-6, Sunday 8-5. ... .... ' I llO N. f.l.ldd I (S. ol Hwy. 91) 1n.,... .. , .... U40 W. Uncoln 1#e. "'·••l• ........ ICMOt ~IClll Aw. (714) .,, ..... . ._ .. 160'S.lffuolSt. c-... s. d w.n.tr Awe.) JM.1411 ..... ,_ ........ Viler ......... SJ.SO lt.te.h IMS. MIO w.n.t '"· 2978 Yorba UncU (at Maherft ac,.,.. (714) tl4.M17 (714) "'·41IO "°"' k·Mln) ......... •a.. ...... (114) fM·IHO l'I L lmpeNI 15091 lmpen.I Htahw~ C........ · (714) JJa.'911 (111) M7JMI 11,19 ~ ,,,,., Ml·H .. IMIAAM 415 N. '*"" IJS·IHS •SIMtlAM 1)01 L17dl k ffJ .... 1 • ..... Vlefo 245 I 0 Allc141 P41rltw.w H•·••n or-. I 100 N. Tustin (Acros.s from l'os1 Oflllce) 111 .JOOO FOR THE RECOBD / l!IUMNE88 NBA WelTe•NCOHP•a•NC• ,.ec:lllc Oiwltl• • L f'ct. o• ,._l. 50 20 ·'" ......... 44 2l .ur Port I-JS » .SU Goldffl Stet• " ,. .493 S.nDI-lO ,, .44 SHI tie 1' 3' .42' ~IOMtlell S.n Antonio 4S ,, .U2 Hovston J) u ... s KenwaClly 33 JS .ru Denver ,. )I .414 Uleh JS " .i.2 Dallas 10 SI '" EAST .. ,N CONl"E•ENCE AUMtk Dlvltl• Plllleclelpfl .. ~ " &oiton S2 1S New Yor• '' ,. WatlllftQlon ll ,, New Jersey lO .. c...&'elDIWltlM Mllwauk" ... II lndlena 37 lO Clllceoc> lA u All ante 2S 0 Clevelana 2S 42 Detroit ll SJ ~f'tkWft .No O•mH K,,..,uled TMltM'tO.m .. Ull•n a t Kenws CJty Alle nte at N-Yon OeHoll •I Mllwauk" BoJton at O.llat New Jersey al a.le- Waslllnolon at uu.11 lnd ienaat Porttend NBA leader• ( Tlll'Wlll s..May I ICOIUNO .1'4 .11. .'12 .4S6 ·"° .JU ·"2 "' .l7t .373 , .. 4\1) " U'h 11•-. 20 11\lr "'" tS111 JO 3'\I> Ill) 12•;, u 3'11» -1111> u•-. Jl nv. 1211» I '9 " ,Cl .., .. Oen11ey. VIAii •7 779 )44 2104 31.• Malone, Hou\lon "4 ,.., SOl 112• 27 1 Gtrvln, San Antonio •• 121 432 llM Jl.J Aw ... -.. Lallan u Mi Ml ,,., 21.l Blrdsono. l(C SI SIJ JU 10 3 JS.S Tr.ornpson, o.n .. r 6) Stt :llS 15'2 lS.J Ervo"IJ, Pn11 .. Ut ,.. , .. , 2t.1 Fr". Go1,.n Slat• .0 '" * "" 2• 1 Molcllell, Cleve 67 6 .. 2'2 106 24.4 Eno1isn, Denver 6S 606 l2S 1S3' n.1 llEllOUNDINO M•tone, Houslon Naler, San 0•-Smilll, Golden SC ate Bird, Boston I all .. f tel.,,._ "4 l84 SU 9'7 14.J 61 241 S'° U2 12,.; 61 312 419 ,., ll 1 •1 Ut UI 1» 11 0 .ASSISTS ' ......... Ford, I( ans~ Coty .. .slO t t Nl•on.~ U SI• I.I Porter. was111no1on •1 S.1 *·' Rlth•rdson, New York •• SO. I 9 Archobald, Bolton 6S 110 71 l'IELDGOAL PERCENTAGE G1lm0<e, CnlcaQO Kono. GolMn Stal• Dawkin\, P1111..,.1pn1• Mt•wtll, Boston Otnlley, Ulall It ... pcL • .., .. 2 .,, Sii .. , ..,. J71 "' .tor lSS tll .Sl9 119 IUJ Sl4 COUEGE STANDINGS PCM CeotfW..C• ... _ • L • L •·FrunoSI • 12 1 2J J San JOM SI 10 • " 1 UC Irvine • s ti . • Lone 8H chS1 • s " 11 UlallSI s ' " IS Sant• B..-.. s • 11 ,. Paco lie 10 14 IZ Fullerton SI 11 'n • e11ncne<t ,...,.., ... ..,,. lllk Peclflc-10 ~ .. -. s.-w L w L Orot90fl SI. " 0 u 0 Arl1ona SI. 14 2 ,, 3 UCLA 11 • II s Wasllonoton • 1 14 " /\rlron• • • u 12 use 1 ' 12 13 Oregon s 11 12 1J C•ttforn•• s 12 1l 1J Stt lllord 4 IJ I II WHnlnolon SI 2 IJ 10 IS WCAC c ...... -. *- S.n Fr•nc.11<0 Pepperdone Gon1•~ Porlland Senta Clare Loyola San Diego St. Mtry·s Ult ll wnm•nv evu Tuas·EI Paso San D1e90SI Hew M•••<.O Ha•tll Air Force ColOradoSI w L 10 3 10 J ' • • 1 • I s • J 10 J 10 WAC C:-fer-• W L u J 12 l 11 • • • , 1 • • s ' 2 12 I 14 PCM leeder9 (T'llnlltll s.lwMJ'• 0. ..... 1 SCOlllNO • L n • IS 11 " 1 16 10 tl IJ ' II 10 IS ' 17 ... _ W L 2' ) l1 s " . 14 10 14 11 II 1) 12 1J • 11 l 11 ,,,,.., ..... Ma .. e. UC trvl• 2' 17• 111 71t JLI J•OIOft, Uleh Stal• u ns Ill Ml 22.1 Comellin. Peclllc 2' ?XI 114 seo 22.l WHr, c.i Slete FUllerlon21 I,. .. 4JI 17..S Welelron. Pec:lfk 2• 141 140 •2' 16.1 Gregory,LonQ8H<ll 21 ISl u )49 ... 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M , •ii; Bein H•rr del Glynis Coles, .. 1. 6-l: Mare•n loule ,., Sulen Leo. 4·•. l·S, r., llrtoJZlna Garrison clef ~Im Sand\, .. ?, ).6, 6.0, ulle Herrono1on det Stec:y ,_.,..,n11, •·•, .1, 1 s. Jo.Anne AusMll *i. P•rtl 1 Teeo ••den, •.•• l·S. •-3. L•"'• Alltn clef. ~ry Lou Plat..,, 1 •. ,_., 6-) . ~ toum•rnenl , ... .......,.,1 ~lly Lollie, '22,SOO l(~hyWN-lt\,lll,6IO 1.MIGartleu, SU,600 l'f.,.< y L-•·Mel~. 11 ..!GO a.1110-1,s..-Matl~FIOyd."4,tlS Sctnoi' .. ,. .. ,_... "4.I1 s Sandra He.,..le, "4.JH ArllyAIC-.t4,27J Ju•nette o<orr '"·27S J-1Ak•,"4,27S Dotbblt /\inUn, S2,77t &ertMrtMokneu. 52,17' Mare• StulJOlehe ld, N,17• Slwlllf\'M-ln, s.2,W AllCtMllkr,U,2» JoA11rec.<nor. Sl,IJJ Lynnlld•-·"·132 Ben• aurltlncll, "·'l' &orb••• MJzr ahl•, l I, 132 Ao Yu Tu, \1,132 Holli\ Stacy, ll,ll2 YuaoMorogucni, \1,110 o<atlly YOU"IJ, $1,110 v1v1an~-1 .. ,s 1.m o.e.ot y,St.no Penny ulr,l1,J10 Mutlln er-Oevlln,Sl.320 11·'1-142 tNl-10 ,......., ... Jt·"'"444 1).12-lU 111-1 ..... 1• , .. , ..... ,. 7•·71-1'6 n .1._1• ll·7J.-"6 14-12-1'6 IMS-141 14·1J.-'41 1).74-1'7 IJ.IS-\• 71·1'-141 1•1J-1ft ,..,,~ .. 7J·lt-I" ,,., ..... , .. 13·1•-·" /J.Jl-1" J/.IJ-ISO T~IS-ISO 1+·1 .... ISO 1,.11-uo , .. ,._uo 1).17-110 Los Alamltos MONDAY'S •ESULTS 17111 al ...... Mrftttt -u..1 First reu -C.Cnuma c111e1 I L.ofl901, 4.20, 1.ao, 2.ao, Plait'• Wer Chief ICranel, 4.40, •.40; Tho PQnll CFoleyl, 4.40. U •H<I• (4-31 11tld U•.40 Second rec:e -Glldll'IQ Ster (Baur I, s . .o, J.00, 2.60; Slormy .Allalr (tt>erronl, l.00, J.60, Garry Ayr (Dtsomerl, J.60 Tlllrd ,_ -Dlreu Victory IBayleul. 40.00, IJ . .O, L60. Myron 1\1 ILO<IQOI, 1.20. 2.ao. Radiant General 1Re1<lll0<dl, 14.40. SJ ... u. 14·21 tNid 1114 .o. Fourlll •«• -Suoer Moote IGr11ncl'f}, t .00. 4,60, l.M; Arrnvro TtrQtl 18ernal}, 1.00, 4.00; Brenda S"9ed (S/lerren). l.00. Flltn rec:e -0..rcoal H-ver IKueblwl, t.40, 4.IO, J.00, Thundentorm 10.1-1. 6 00, l 00. Captain Mark N C.AuOlnl, ).20. U t~Klt II-SI paid '41.IO. Sl•th\.ec:a -Andy Henle• Petet (Maler), t.oo. s.oo. 1 • .0; •roy11 IAdam11. a.ao. •.JO, Callt•ll)Ol .. IMll<lltlll, >.40 • St""E rece -SH Al .. r a l l'OcN), .... J,'41 'l : Cool II Man CVatieft41~, 11.iO,' . l(llr ILOnQOI, S.20. $2 U l t t. l>O pald~.IO. , U Pl ll Sia 1•-'+1 •,JI palf Ull.40wllll,. •lnnf lk -ets lllW llorSMI u f'kk II• con101etlon tNld l U.00 wltll 44' llchlt (four r.orsos>. Ele/l~race -Plloenla Jack IT-I, 10.111, S IO, S , JoM H-wr H ( Desol'llafl. UO, S.40, S CNrlet CSMrronl, UO Hlnlll rtce -Tr .. ure H!;nter (SMrrto11, 1 40, UO. UO; 5'1ar1tla A,... CL.VMl_,.I, ).40, UO; Andy's Urtula 10..IWleJ, •.AO. U txt<la CJ.SI paid Ut.40. Untll race -u11 .. (Kuttlltrl, 4.40, UO, 2.JO, Handover (Ouomtr), •IO. a.to, Gor~ Corrwftand IL.ante>, UO. 12 •KK\t 1•·11 1t910 2UO. An.,-ce -S,064. Misc. PUBUC NOTICE Orlftge Coat OAll:Y PeLOTtr~. MM>h 3, 1811 •• l NASDAQ SUMMARY PVBUCNOTI~ PUBLIC NOTICE ·-~~~~~~~~~~~ ,.ICTITIOUI eUllM .. & MAMa ITATaMaMT Tiie fol-Int per-• ere dolno IMltlneuet: SONY'S FURNITUllE. 1202 S. Main, Saitta ~ CA '2107. Twnt Se nan, •1 Trinity, COii• MeN,CAfMa. Oua119 Vinti Pllt m, >067 frlnlly, Cottol MH11. CA ftOI. Tiii• ...,.,,.." It conducted by • geMral~. T11n1Sll n .. Tlllt it""'"'"' •• flied wltlt tM COOHtty Cltf'll otC)r .... County on Jflll, ao. ""· ,.,...., P11tllltflld Or .... CMlt Dally Pll04, , ••• to, 17, 2'. """'· i. 1'9t 721.# PUBUC NOTICE OOWM5 LHI 1a JV. llV. )O't • ..... 2 2 ''"'' ,. ..... 12t'I I) t •At u II"" 1"' 1111. 24'!. s 11'-i , ... , ... .... Wt 2h Cng -H -1' _, Sii'> -t'I -s -.... -.,. -S.t• • -I,.,, -,..., v. -•"4 ••t. -v. 1v. -1111 -'It 2\oo \lo 't. Jli'> "• "' P<t. Oii ... , Oii u.s 011 IS.I Off n.1 011 12.7 Oii ll ... Oft II.I • ()fl 11.1 Oil 10.4 Off 10.4 Ofl 10 4 011 10.> Off 10.0 OH U ' Off ... Oii t.S• Oii t .J •• 011 9.J Oii 9.1 Oii .., ()fl u g:: -~J1 I Off 1.0 • Oft a.o PVBUC NOTICE PICTtnous IUllM•IS ~ITAT•MUfT Tiie follo•lnt parson1 ••• dolno IMltlMU•: YOG A CENTER 01' C.ALll'ORNIA, 445 EHi 17111 Slreel, Cott• MtM. calllarnl• '2627. TM Y• C-6 5f»lr1Nal Wor1d Social.,, I Cellfomlt N~ll COrp., OJ ....... 17111 Street. Cott• MHa, Cell to""' ...V. Tiii• ~ II conclueted by • cor--•tlOft. TN Y0911 center .. s.lf'ltlltl Wwld Society ,,__ w. lur1on, Vice~ Tllll Alt"'*'4 •• fllecl with I .. , C-ty Clen Of Ora-County Of\ '"· '· 1'11· , aU1tT011 a •MM.aMIHMT LAWYaM ............. "" .,..,.,....., .. ..., ...... ~·~,*1• ""*' .... Or ... (MlC Delly Pltot• ..... 17 ... llNrcll I, It,"" .,,~, BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP> -A growlnc crude oil surplus may force members of the world's oil cartel to c ut production. particularly if w.ar-interrupted exports from Iran and Iraq f increase, Kuwait's oil minister t\a.s been quoted as saytn1. . . Sheik Ali KhalUah al·Sabah, whose eou.ntry produces 1.5 million J;>arrels a day. second1to Saudi Arab\a in the OPEC cartel, was quoted by the newspaper af-Nahar ln its Sunday edition as saying there would not likely be any OPEC production ad-1 justments before lht: cartel's meeUng in Geneva in .. .. .. I May. There have been recent reports that Saudi ArabiQ, which boosted production a fter the lran·lraq war broke out in September. may cut producUon from Its s:urrent 10.3 million barrels a day. Al-Nahar quoted the Kuwaiti oil minister as saying, "The drop In demand and the Iraqis and Iranians coming back on the market are important enough to mean that the burden or adJustment cannot be shouldered by one country alone. no m atter how large a producer it is." CASH DIVIDEND .DECLARED . . ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS Chrll Cant.Uo has been .named purcbaslng manager for Far West Savin1s and Loan Association, Newport Beach. Bruce D. Shnpsoa, Newport Beach. Is vice president of marketing for Parker Bertea Aerospace group of Parker Hannifin Corp. The unit is headquartered in Irvine. The firm's main offices are in Cleveland. Patrick Murphy Is national consumer products sales manager for Schlage Lock Co.; Newport Be ach. Lorna Miiis, president of Laguna Federal Savings and Loan Association, Laguna Beach, has been appointed to the 1981 committee on Energy and Land Use of the United States League of Savings Association . A SALUTE TO OUR 1980 SALES LEADERS The Ooord of Directors of The Torrance Notional Oonk ore pleased to announce a S. JO per shore cash dividend to all shareholders of record as of Morch 16. 1981 . This is the fifth consecutive quarterly cash dividend declared by the Qonl;;. The dividend w ill be paid on April 10. 1981 . ~ft. rt.), 1 s tJ ~I~~~~~~ ------------------------------------------------------ If yov would ltke ro rec eive o copy of The Torrence Nouonol !lank 1 980 Annuol f\eporr please 1etum this coupon to Var91n10 Hoss Vice President and Corporo1e SeC1e1ory of The Torrance Notional !lank NANI(__ Flf\M.__ ADDl'\ESS. ___ ~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~ The TORRANCE NATIONAL BANK 2660 West Sepulveda Olvd • Torrance. Calif 90505 • (21 J) J26· 2J45 Member rDIC 1st in Features, Performance, Price! TRS-80 MODEL 111 • Compact Integrated Design With Built-In 12" Monitor Fits Easily on a Desktop • Over 80 Ready-to-Run Programs to Choose From. Or Write Your Own Programs For Business & Personal Use • Easy Internal Expansion to 48K and 2 Disk Drives l\!;~=~~~;:;==~~~p:/ •The Perfect Starter From sggg Computer That Grows with Your Needs RADIO SHACK HAS OTHER TRS-80 COMPUTERS TO FIT EVERYONE'S NEEDS FROM $249 TO $10,000. AVAILABLE ONLY AT RADIO SHACK STORES. C PUTER CENTERS ANO DEALERS CHECK YOUR LOCAL PHONE BOOK FOR LISTINGS. A OIVISION OF TA"IOY CORPORATION PRICE 'i MA• VA>h A' '"'!J'VllJUAl <, l ORE 5 CALL MITZI WELLS FOR A FULLY ASSUMABLE LOAN - INTEREST ONLY! (714) 760~060 $50 ,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • lnlf'r••I o nly p.111m f'nl • w ....... 11 commlrm .. nl• • lnc:om .. • Commf'r<·l•I • Reeldenli•I • Mon1hl1; funding• • (, month• lo J Yf''"" • '>outh•rn ( .. tilorni1 lu•n inform.-hon 'ervic., (714) 759·1515 AMI I"( AN 110 ME MORTGAGE If II float•, chance• er• you'll r••d •bout It •n•h• Daily Pilot I ' ! ~ I BUSINESS POllal ratee wW be rtsiDI Hl"Oll U.. board qa1a IOOQ, ~ 1Ull aaotber ... YOldabM bu.Nea to UM COila at llvfna u well u dolai hullw ID tbe U.S. and threatenln1 bankruptcy to a wide variety of maraiAal operatlou beaVUy depeDIMat on the malll. rntormed eetlmata aH: OD tJmlnc: b)I mJd·lllGlltb or earlier. On the lncreues: nnt·dUI mall rates 10 f~m today'a 15 centa a llarop to J.1.1.t centa u •talut the Postal Service'• ur1ent plea f« a J ~ 1tr1l1ht tlVI• cent riM from 15 centato20centa. • .;« ci:a~.c~h~r~ IYllll NITll .f:-z and fourth claas mall rates to be bit by "very blah" booetl, with the pr~· else figures to rest on the extent ol the tu.t·clau maU bike, says John Jay Daly. president of Wuhlnct.on· based Daly A.aaociates and a apeclallat in dlreet maU. The fixed coata of the Postal Service are over· whelming, Daly empbaaiies. Of every $1 in coatl, 88 cents 1oee for labor and seven centa for energy, leav· inc a minor leeway for shitting expenses. ';'url one-cent hike in postal rates equals almOlt $600 on ln revenue to the Postal Service. Thia ia why the service ta fighting so bard. WHILE POSTAL RATES ln the U.S. atiU com· pare favorably with rates in other induatrialized na· Uons, this la one blow lo our wallets that wiU be wide· ly and deeply resented. What, then, can you do to help keep your postage costs Ulliler control and even cul them below previous levels? Rere a¥ some tips most or which you may not have t.boueht of. Be alert that in the U.S. for at least ball a dec- ade, an incremental pricing system bas been in ef· feet for first-class mail -me.aning the unit cost for the second and each additional ounce of first class is a few pennies less than the basic rate. THE PENNIES ADD up. (I can't count the times I've pasted three IS.cent stamps on an envelope that properly could have been mailed for 41 cents -a waste of four cents.) "Make surprise spotcbecks on your outgoh)g mail from time to time to be sure the correct postage ls being applied," warns Daly. The P~tal Service will not volunteer a refund if you pay too much. You lose. If you posaibly can, try to mail in No. 10 en· velopes. These are machine processable and thus get swifter handling. IF YOU MUST USE 9-by·12·lnch envelopes, avoid krart·coloronea for, even thougb they carry the proper first·class postage, in the quick·reaction time given each piece in the mail stream they are likely lo be mis· takenly thought of as low priority ''fiats•• and tossed in· to the non·priority pile. In addition, when using 9-by·l2·lnch envelopes for first clua, be sure the words FIRST CLASS are im· printed rn all caps twice on the front and at leaat once on the reverse so there will be no doubt. A wise move would be to put green diamond-abaped borden around the envelopes to mark ll u flnt clua. Reintroduce yourselt to the power ol postcards. Qrten a postcard is all you need to get your basic message across -and the time and postage saving can be substantial. ....... Sllt.•.,r ~ m • .. I ~· l' NEW YOllK tAPJ -Hancfr & H:::J •H••• IOdrt s 11 •. 0100.a . Pict. En1e111ar• t ll•er Sll.SJO, oll 50.'2. 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Paralyzed from the waist down, pilot Ed Hayes of Villa Park has little trou- ble lifting himself into his Beechcraft Bonanza 'V- tail,' equipped with a center stick to control the le/ t and right rudders. The only other modification is a hand brake. A bird's eye view (top right) of landing. approach to John Wayne Ajrport. Wheelchair pilots fly-in for ·improvements By .JOEL C. DON o. .. o.i., ........... Some 3,000 feet above Orange County. Pat Krone breathed a guarded sip of relief. The Newport Beach resident thanked Foun- tain Valley City Councilwoman Barbara Brown for moving her front eo<:ltpit seal back as far as it would g9. Ten fingernails dug into tbe backrest. "It makes me feel better," she said, her teeth unclenching for a few words. "It's better than holding on to my own face." It was Mrs. Krone's first flight in a small, single-engine airplane and she seemed to have a touch of anxiety al the lack ol flight attendants, on-board movies. powerful Rolls-Royce jet engines and the convenient air sickness bags. COULD HER UNSETTLED nerves have been jarred by the fact the Beecbcrart Bonanza "V-tail" was piloted by a man paralyzed from the waste down? DoubUul, but she was at pains to admit it. Pilot Ed \fayes of Villa Park barely touched the specially modified center stick that controlled bis right and left rudders. The only other modification to the aircraft was a band brake control to help stop the plane on the ground. "Our band controls are less sophisticated, believe it or not, than our band controls in our car11," said ,the former Marine Corps flight in- structor. "People ask is it danJerous. It's not any more dangerous than a physically able pilot." So it went as four disabled pilots, members of California Wheelchair Aviators <CWA>. shut- tled atate and county officials, reporters and others into crisp, rain-s wept skies la.st Thursday in what was dubbed a "Fly-In" to John Wayne Airpe>rt. The event was sponsored by the ACCESS Task Force of the county Human Relations Commission to support the United Nations designation of 1981 as the International Year of Disabled Persons (IYDP). ALSO ON HAND at a press conference following the Fly-In were Firth District Supervisor Thomas Riley and representatives from two other county supervisors' offices. CWA pilots, political officials and airport management brought attention to the Board of Superviaors' Feb. 3 allocation of $80,000 to improve access to the airport for both disabled pri vale pilots and passengers. The improvements come under the Han· dkappecf Access Project of the airport's master plan. They include renovation or additions to restrooms, stairways, ramps, parking spaces and signs, Supervisor Riley said. "The Fly-In is especially significant because it is the only such Fly-In in the coun• try," be said. "We're hoping it will serve to show all Americans your abilities and not your dis- abilities," be said, to the CWA pilots and other disabled persons assembled for tbe event. After Riley read a congratulatory letter from Sen. S.I. Hayakawa, speeches followed bY, James Roosevelt -who said bis father's (Franklin Delano) handicap "never stopped him from doing what he wanted to do" -and representatives from Gov. Jel'T'Y Brown's office and the U.S. Council OD the IYDP. WREN THE CWA PILOTS rolled up to the conference table, they bad liWe trouble provinc disabled penooa have few ob8tacles that can't be overcome with a few technical modifications, "Bulcally we just have to replace our le& functions with our band and arm functions,'' said the 49-year-old Hayes, accountina manager. for Beckman Instruments in Fullerton and the first president of CWA. "~I aet up in the air I don'& need to use this sUck," be bad earlier explained, while fer- r)'iDc three first-timers in bis plane. "So it's just like I wu a pilot without a wbeelcbalr." For Lyle Knudsen, who earned bis pilot's license four years ago, Oying bu helped tear down wbat be once thought were barriers in bis life. "I've been in a chair 26 years and until I learned to fly I didn't know what I could do," anapped the 63-year-old polio victim. "Some of these pys are real pilots. For me it's just a method to go somewhere in a hurry and lake vacations." • MU. DONE, a Human Relations Com- missioner, learned that flying wasfust another "'.BY to earn her civic com bat pay. "I must confess," she said, as Hayes' plane taxied onto u1e runway. ·'that 1 was rather hoping that it would be all canceled due to rain.·• No such luck for single-engine plane neophytes. Love . was put to the acid test in olden days They were very aware of the difference between love and ltdt," laid Campbell. Uatnc this Idea, writers and storytellers began creating tbe then-modern myths of King Arthur's Round Table to study the pligbtof romantic fullillment. 'In European society thrOt.l(lh the l!th 9~· he'll marriage was Wf ormed for ~ reaaona, not love. It waa eacrameratoUuct by the church aa o Join.-mg of bank occounta, nott1001ieoml' · --...ea.,... ( ' J Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfU,.esday, March 3, 1981 ·Mardi GraS Ball eroduces lively Saturday nig_ht By MAJlY JANE SCARCELLO Of t• Diiiy Piie! Sl.111 Mardi Gras means "Fat Tuesday," but at the Newport Harbor Art Museum it meanl Saturday Night Lively. Guests at the third annual Mardi Gras Rall wer e asked to wear black tie or costumes for the New Orleans-style festiv1Uei. No saints came marching in. but the m useum's rooms were filled with clowns and cowboys as well as tuxedos and evening gowns. A tribe of Middle Eastern potent ate~ ar- rived in hopes of buying the building but settled for dinner and da ncing instead "ll's a shame my camel wouldn't flt through the door ." lamented one chic sheik. A battalion of ConfedNate officers C'harged In with their Southern belles. but c1\-tl war was averted by the absence of Union um forms "My Fair Lady'• was the thcmt· for another table . , Eliza Doolittles wore long -.kirt:->. crocheted· Chatting at the Laguna Beach Museum's antique show gala are Doyle McKinney r right J. Mary Gaston arid Catherine Kiester. co-chairmen of the show. Examining a French armvire are William /lazewinh-el tbelow1.Jude Grandolfo. Sharon Jlazewinkel and William Crandolfn 0•1ly P1•01 PhOto~ bV M•r., J•n• Sc.1rctho -ER-MA_B_OM_B_ECK-1!'- It's talking tombstones? The talking inanamatcs <tr,· (·om1nJ! \r;d you might JUSl as well gel u..,f•d to th<·m First, il was the phones thut spok<· to ~ ou when no one• was home and 10 v1t<>d \OU to lt'o\l' your name and number This was followl'd hy talkin g elevator s, elcctron1<· hank t <>1 l<•r-. and clowns at the drive-in Then it was the surly rC'fr1gc•r.1111r d11or Every time you opened it. u ret.•ording <tskt•d. "Are you eating again. Lumpo» · Hcc:cntly, automobiles cam e out with nag~1 ng pro gram med messages like. · Dad ~011 fasten ) our seat belt'" "Is your e mergenc) brake• off"' I knew it was only a m atter of time until we got talking tombstones when, I saw this ud in u California paper: GRAVE/MONUM ENT/MARKF.R SOUND SYST E M WEATHE RANDVANDAL-PROOI-' SOLAR POWER ED ONE OF AKIND$50,000 FIRM An electrical engineer from California St anley Zelazny . developed the r<'Cord•ng system that fits into a tombstone bc•cause. as St anley observes, "Everyone has his say al funerals except the mourned one." My husband was reading the paper "'hen I told hlm about it. "That's weird ." I said "Remember all t he trouble my aunt and un cle had when they wel'e aoinl to put pictures on their t ombston e? I frankly thin~ he was right . She never wore hat~ when she was alive, so why would she want to wear one on her tom bstone? Besides, they go out of style and you look ridiculous. "What would you say comln& from a tom bstone an yway? There ii no one message that nts all. I'd have to have several selections. "Let's see. for you I'd have a 'You're late aaaln' cassette: for m y kids one called 'But what do we know about the girl'" "For my mother, I'd have one with an ·f'm sorry' theme, and for your second wife, I'd re· cord something simple and decent like, 'The , aood jewelry Is stored In a safet)' doposit box. The t ey ls .· .. .' and then J'd flll th re t up •lt.b a&Mic. Cf"'l you •ee h r tn talUna An an ~nn1ontpea11ne?" " HAPPENINGS '. . ··; :.hawls und flowfred hats while carrying flower baskets and coples of 'Enry 'lgglns came 1n formal dress, with top hats, lalJs, canes and C'apei.. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Saale (she's on the museum's saJes and rental council) wore uni· corn headdresses of white t>&pier mache made for them by Darlene Lloyd of the Flower Seller in Corona del Mar. Shirley Gatewood wore an antique lctce dress once belongin g to a diva in Chicago's Civic Light Opera . Linda Young arrived in a purple leotard and matching balloons as a bunch of grapes but rcfust'<I all offers to turn her into burgundy Other balloons and gaily striped May Poles ''ere the party decorations provided by Burbura Wessler and her committee. After hors d'oouvres. the 37S guests lined up for a dinner or chicken breast en croute, rice with onions and sliced kielbasa, broccoli and selections Crom a platter of raw ve1etables. Dessert was chocolate mousse with pr aline topplna served 10 a cn111eci chocolate shell. Dunelng followed to the beat of Jake Porter's Ra mble rs, providing an a uthe ntic Bourbon Street flavor. T he music stopped just long enough for Cathleen Gallander, the museum's director, to crown His Majesty King Charles Hester an~ Her Royal Highness Queen Betty Turnbull to reien over the ball. She was assisted by court jesters Stephanie Zaepfel and Darcey Sledge, both age 10. Queen Betty, with royal prerogative, select· ed Hal and Kay Pastorius as winners of the best costumes iaward. "because theirs wer e the most imaglnative " The couple was dressed as Little Red Rid· ing Hood and the big, bad <and very human. looking) wolf. · --,-. RUFFELL'S ll.EY'S ~ ST~~ ~:~~l~~ .. , Wh~ You Waft! UPHOLSTERY ,, u -,, •I> .. • ....... , 11• w ,.., "'' c--· 1922 Harbor llvd. 548-7401 I Co"aMHa -S48·11S6 ~~---~~~~~.-------~--- 8 ED WETTER LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED Th• 0"' ••••I ~ yow CM! 9"• • ..,.._. .... , •"4 tf'W '••t of tfte t.m"r ton h .,, •ftod to fhl• Mrtov• probtti"' .,.. "'9'-9 "° ,....,...._. Md· l ••ll•n9 • H tac>ue II ~ C.WM c~c.• .. d ,.r<"'°4opcaj ptob 14'""• '"•' "'' • Mlet~ u • .o ne9dt•u a..c ...... ..._. .. tne ..,.,, 'W'I c:euHd b¥ Otfank: ditt•ct Or dft••M Cati 1:14 eftdie4 knd fOf OUf "" tuvcP.1.u• hdw•"-•nt -Wht l It•'"' A.IJovt end How To lftel AO'ltRTISiO rARim 11AWINE t It • tepon O)' two ,,...~ docton Ko ~·tton Fquallv Effective for Adults" Mall to· PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 111 Forst Street • Nekoo~a WI 54457 "4'1!.IH'> N-'llAE --------- I I I 4[1('r1F s, : r 1n _____ STATE--ZIP __ : PM0Nf _______ _ -'OE--I 1•11•• •. 501 : CM·I WE HELP SOME DOC TORS CHI! OPEN Continuous Wear Contac t Lenses 24 H rs/Day for 2 wee~s WILLIAM D. HARRISON, O.D. DOCTOI OP O"OMITIY 263 OCIAH AYL LA9UMA llACH 4f7·17't BE AN ICE SKATING ~ '!~! at an · / I ' ICE CAPADES CHALET • NEW CLASSES STARTING • REGISTER NOW for internationally famous Ice Capades Chalet Ice Skating School. Wh ether you've ice skated before or never "ice skated in your life, one of these classes Is for you. • BEGINNERS WELCOME! • Ire .aMesa~ PUBL' ,E Sl<ATING EVERY DAY, LOTS OF FUN FOR 'f""'R MONEY, ONLY A BUS RIDE AWAV!I Among the masks al the sold-out party were Ken and Ann Satin (as urban cow-persona), Mary Jameson and Jon Loeb, Bob Heyn with Elizabeth Wllliams, Dave and Barbara Wessler, Brooke Wertman with Clark Booth and J eannie Dun bier wtth GP<>rge J effries. Olhers were Alban Silva, Paulette and Ray Kimmey, Karen Cole with Marc Friedberg , Chad Jones, Charlie Romero and Clifford and Bar bro Heinz. Benefactors of the Newport Harbor Art Museum's Mardi Gras Ball were honored at a cocktail party Friday evening at the Corona del Mar home of Mr and Mrs Marshall Jarvie.. Their donations enabled the party proceeds to be applied toward a matching g rant from the National Endowment of the Arts. Honored we re Mr and Mrs. Charles Hester , Mr. and Mrs Ke nneth Satin, Be rnard Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheele r, Mr . and Mrs. Peter Sturtevant from Xerox Corp ., Mr. und Mrs. Richard Cannon from the Irvine Co. and Jules Glazer. An orange and white striped lent welcomed guests lo a gala opening of the Laguna Beach Art Museum's ninth annual AffiJiates Antique Show The museum itself had been transformed into a showcase for 34 antique deallts from as far away as San Diego and San Francisco Guests stroll ed through aisles on several leve ls of the museum and shopped for every- thin g fro m Or iental rugs to armoires a nd silver lo s tatuary Susan Fries played the flute and Richard Glenn strummed a classical guitar to provide appropriate accompaniment lo the displays Guests at the black tie optional party en - joyed a gourmet buffet including fresh fruits and vegetables. c heeses. meatballs, quiche and cocktail sized roast beef sandwiches carved to order b} a chef Pastrit>s toppc·d off the dinner for the S35· per·person gala. and several vanelaes of wane wC're served Catherml' Kws ter of Laguna Beach and Tom Stansbury of Newport Reach were co· chairmen of tht• three-day show, which also in· clud<•d a lunt.·hcon and lecture Friday plus weehnd shopping for collectors Amonl-( the• guests enjoying the unique dis· plays \\<.'re Dr and Mrs. Grandolfo of Corona del Mar Mr and Mrs William Hazewinkel of Newport Oeach, Warren Rieders of Newport Beach, Pat J\thu of Laguna Beach <president of the Afflliatl'SI and Laguna Beach Mayor Wayne Ruglln with his w 1f{.' Faye Queen Hetty Turnbull r Jar left J and Kzng Charles /lester reigned over the Newport II arbor J\ rt Museum \s Mardi Gras. Lznda Young r above left J added to the festw1t2e!'i. cost urned asa bunch of grapes Hob lley11 and Elizabeth Williams 1 lejt J were characters from "MyFa1rLady ... and Chad .Jones ' be/ou; J clowned 1t up. O••IY Pllol Pholo• by Muy J•n• S<arc•llO MMI Patrick 0'0-11 •I II' •YOO-Cll U '~OCISS •Gi id CU '! T CllUll' Slrll • Minimvm Home Jola S40 ESTIMATES BY Pt-iONE Gooa Tnrul 1s 11 S40-so11 -CE 645-1313 \" . Mein Plent: 1740 Superior C\.U,,.. -~ Coste MeH Newport et 17th St. fticlc~r1 f•rms OF ON/0° 2FOR 1 oheeSesaJe !~. ~~.~-~ .'.~ .~' .............. 212.29 ..... • t • ~~~~:~.t.•.~.~~~ ............. 2/3.19 = s!;.. ~'. ...................... 2/2.29 • Oood "'ru ...,... I, ,111 FASHION WESTCLIFF ISLAND · PLAZA Me·~= . ! ·- Half-baked, but terrific DEAR ANN I.ANDERS A whale back you printed a let ter about n woman who was totally disorganized. Well, it's nice lo knov. I have a twin someplace Everything in my llfo 1s haphazard and halr,-baked. My husband has <'razy hour~. lh' brings home friends for dinner with no warning He works hard al his job, so I don't feel I should ask him to give me a hand rn the evening. So while I a m running my tail orr. laundry p1ks. du:-.l balls gathe r and cobwebs form Our 15-year·old son plays fooltwll and lakes guitar less o ns His 14 year old sisll'r 1s a cheerleader and lakes voice lessons. They are both top students and a ctive 10 1 II, but they need an awful lol of driving a round NPxt year th e boy will ~N ht:. drtH:r ·, ltt•1·~:-.e l hope I can survive tall then. I work e ight hours a d .1) IH..•c:rnsC' Wt' nt•t>d to star t a nes t l'~~ fur· th1• c·hlldrc n ', coll1•gl· Everything is so t•)(Jll.'OS1ve lhcsc day'> I a lso ~o to school four hours a ""P••k ber1w ... 1· I m•ed the intellectual stimulation When the neighbors t·orrw 11v1·r . I can Just s et' their eye·., bulge Jl tht• s1ghl of this p1 gvcn When five· o'l'lot·k rol b arounrl lh('y are freshly s h owered. their home'> a n · 1mmJc:ula tt' and !>UP· per 1s on the table.· lh·ll. I rn );l1ll at work at ri ve o'dock All this makC':-. mt• rl'('I in:Hll•quule. inft'nor and ashaml•d Is tht'rl' any hop..-·• UAMN TIREO IN l..(JCK llAvEN PJ\ DEAR TIR E D : lnadequat•"! Inferior? /\'\hamt'd'! WHY? You ... ound like a remarkable woman. I think you'n• ll'rrific and I'll het a lot Of other pt'Ople do, too . !-.o 'lop blubh.-ring, flut- tert up. DEAR ANN l.A!'JIJl-:H~ I \\U'-tnlt'n·-.ted in your advice to lhl• pl·opl\' frorn M1ch1 1i(:m who ke pt in\'tlmg rn<•mh fu r d1nn1·1 ..tnd y,1•r1· never asked hHck You :.aid th.-, ... hould t·ul 1t out t•vc·n 1f it meant the~ nt•\1·1 s.rn th1 pt•oplt• a~<1111 Doe:. this go for ·rf'IUll\ , . ., l•><i' My brothf.'r and h1 ' "1h-Y,t•n• marri t'd lk months ago Tht·v havt· ht'cn hcrl' to dinnl·r al leas t two dozen t1mf.'-. We· ha\ t• ) l't to ha\ l' so muc h a' a <·up of c·offt•t• in th<·tr home M~ hus band say~ Grl'la 1s prohuhl\ a 1><xir t•11ok :ind 1:. ashamt•d to ha\<.· us ovc.'r i I s av tht•v <':tn t :Jkt• "' to a 11•:-.1 :J uranl 1f Greta 1:-.· a poor rook 'Jo .1u·l·pt o H•r 20 tlinm·r fn\•1tat1ons and not n •1·1 p rotatt• l'\'l:ll ontt• d111•-. not add up to t'l\th1t·d lit·ha\IOI "' m:. lic111k What do you sa ~' O\'EHl.OAJ) I:'\ SA NT/\ BAR BARA OF.AR BARH: lnclud1• thPm only wht•n vou have ramib function:-.. I'm ~ith \OU. HOROSCOPE Leo: Revise, • • review, re.build WEONESOAV ,MARCH 1 Ry S\ID1'EV OMJ\RR i\Rlf:S < M ;11 21 /\pr l!IJ Finis h rathcr tha n initial<' p ruJt'l't You'll y,.ant lfl bt• free lo a ttept upcoming 11ffto r A1ld1'<I n •1·ogn1t1on due you'll be rid or unnt·1·1·ssan ro.idblork Burden 1s re mo' cd aml ar(•nla<ks come your w :.i v Ce lC'br ate' ·TAURUS <Apr 20 M a~ 2()1 N1•y, c·areer np portunily highlighted ,1 fr1•sh 'tart lends sp1ct• to life Leo. Aquanu..., pl'rson'> play promine nt roles. Superior pay:. 111 c;.in1n gful compliment Love dominate:. :.ccnano ,\<·1·t·p1 (·h al11•nge and added responsib1hty GEMINI 1 May 21 Junt• <!O f''olloy, hunt h. intuitiv<' intellN•t 1s '>ha 1 ply honed Trav!'I up po r l u n i t y co m <' s 1 n t o f n 1· us A c c c n t c1 n publis hing, eduC'at1o n and ... 01ut1on or !«'gal dilemma. Canc·c•r. C'apnn1rn A1t1111nu<; 1w r<;on!> figure prom111cntly CANCER <J11n1· <!I .l uh 22 1 You'll be more a w:lre of bcxly 1m ;11!<' pc.'oplt• comment on you r µcrsonal1t :t. d oth1·s and a ppc•arancl' Soc ial life a ccd 1•r;1t 1•s l.ong d1 stC1nce call bring:. future plans into 1'11·:ir fot•us Gc·mini. Virgo, Sagittarius p1•rson" play important roles LEO <J uly 23 1\ug 221 Revise, review and rebuild 1t is time to creak a mon: sohd struc· lure. Take special care where legal ri~ht :-. and permissions are concerned Focus on public rt· Jalions partners hip opportunitif's :incl marital status VIRGO <Aug. 23 Sept 221 Work routine ~n dergoes trans formation. You succeed by bemg an innovator Reject superficial explanations Dig d eep for infor.mation You arc .on brink o.f a very important dtscovery. Gemm1. Sa~attanu!> and a nothe r Virgo fi~ure prominently LIBRA (Sept 23 -0 ct 22 1. Highhghl domestic situation, childre n, change, speculation a nd special experiments dominate scen ano Cr eative resources surge to for efront. Slgniricant m oney new!! alters previous plan Be receptive SCORPIO (Oct. 23 Nov. 21): Accent on prop e rty values, territorial rights an d an un derstanding of what Is practica~ aR confrasled to mere fancy . Pisces, Cancer . a nd another Scorpio figure pro minently. You'll find answers by lookfag behind scenes. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 211 : Put Ideas to work: accent responsibility, production ana wllllngness to lnve8t in your own concepts. C apricorn, Taurus. Virgo natives figure prominently. One with proven track record is wlll ln1 lo lend benefit of experience. CAPIUCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19>: Graap op portunlty to be rid ot "security blanket" A abort lrtp c0uld aid In reUcvlng you of un· nece11ary burden. Aries, Leo. Sagittarius peflOM play Important roles. Otvonlfy, dlsplav abflltytoutlhze material at hand. AQVA81U8 (Jan. 20·F eb. 18): Lov e replaces aon,1n1; you 11ln renewed hope, faith. You are re\lltallzed. Enthusiasm makes a colllebaft. Hl1b1t1ht lnlUaUve, or11tnaJlty . in· dependf!N!e aod wlWnaneu to ptoneer • project. IAfta.ln~ure. ~(Feb. l ... Mar. 20): RlH lbOV• petty P UBLIC NOTICE PV8UC NOTICE N·71492 N·71"4 NOTIC! OF DEATH OF NOTICE OF DEATH OP: CARL M. LOFTIS ekl S T I! ~ H e N T 0 D CARL MILTON LOFTIS MOHULSKI AND 0 1' AND OF PETITION TO Pl!TtTION TO AO • ADMINISTER ESTATE MINISTER ESTATE NO. NO. A·107160. A·1077SS. To a ll heirs , To all he i rs , beneficiaries, c re d itors beneficiaries, c reditors and contingent creditors of and contingent creditors of Carl M. Loftis, aka Carl Stephen Tod Mohulskl and Milton Lott1s and person s persons who may b e who may be otherwise In· otherwise Interested In the teresled in the will and/or wlll and/or estate: estate · A petition has been flied A petition has been flied by Mary Jean Mohulski In by Crocker National Bank the Superior Cou rt of In the Superior Court of Orange County request ing Orange County ~equest1no that Mary Jean Mohulski that Crocker National be appointed as personal Sank be appointed a s represe ntati ve to ad· personal representative to m iniste r the estate of administer the estate of Stephen Tod Mohulski, Carl M. Loftis of Irvine, Fount a I n Va I I e y , California (under the In· Callfornla (under the In· d ependent Administration dependent Administra tion I of Estates Act). The pet I· of Estates Act ). The peti· •i 11on 1s set for hearing in lion is sel tor hearing in Dept. No. 3 a t 700 Civk De p t No. 3 at 700 Civic Ce nte r Drive West, Santa Center Drive West, Santa I Ana, Catifornra 92701 on Ana, California 92701 on March 25, 1981 a t 9:30 a.m. Ma rch 18, 1981at 9:30 a .m . IF YOU OBJECT 10 the IF YOU OBJECT to the I granting of the petition, or anting of l he petition, you should either appear you should either appear at the hearing and state at the hearing a nd state I your objections or Ille you r objections or file written ob1ections with the written objections with the court before the hearing. court before the hearing. Your appearance may be You r appear.,ncP. may be in person or by your at· In person or by your at· torn e y torney. IF Y O U ARE A I F YOU AR E A ,CREDITOR or a cont· CRE DITOR or a con · 1ngent c reditor of the de tingent creditor of the de- ceased, you must file your ceased, you must file your claim with the court or claim with the court o r p resent it to the personal present it to the personal r ppresenla tive at>pointe d representative appointed by ttlP court within four by the court within :Our months from the date of months from the date of t 1 r s t 1<.suance of letters first issuance of letters as as provided rn Sec t ion provided in Section 700 of 700 or the Probate Code of the Pro bate Code of California The lime for California. The time for filing claim<. will not ex· filinQ claims will nol ex- pire prior to tour months pire prior to four months from tne da te ot the heanng from the date of the hear· noticedat>ove. ingnotlcedabove. YOU MAY EXAMINE YOU MAY EXAMINE the fill' kept by the court.I the file kept by the court. II you are interested 1n the If vou are Interested In 1•s tate, you may lite a re· the estate, you may file a quest with the court to re· request with the court to u•1ve special notice of the I receive special notice of 11wt1r1 tory of estate asse ts t he inventor y of estate as- and of the petitions, a c I sets of the petitions, ac- lc o u n t s a nd report s counts a nd r e ports 1descr1bed in Section 1200 described in Sec tion 1200 of the California Prot:>atel of the California Proba te I Code Code. Cooksey, Colem a n &I LawOfticesofRobertA. Howard, By , Cal H . Saevig, Attorney at Law, Coleman, Attorney atJ2012 Mich elson Drive, Law,17782E.17th Street,S uit e 100 , Irvine , W es t Bldg ., Tus tin , California 92715, (714) California 92680. (714) 851 ·9'55. 832-2474 Published Oran~e Coa st Pubtisned Orange Coast Dally Pilot, Feb. 24, 25, Da ily Pilot, March 3, 4, 10, Ma r 3, 1981 903·81 1~1 10~~1 I PUBLIC NOTICE ,. PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUI aust N•H MAMa I TAT•M•NT I NOTIC• 01' "llE,.AllATION •1011cr IS HERE8V G•VEN ..... 1 u·w8o•rO uf 01t~ctor\ of th• M1w 1 Con\.Olid•ted W•l.,,. Ot\lrt<t *'" •1 th q•out•r ~tlnQ lo bl nttd Of'I M•r<" 11 1•11 <on\1de-r thr aoopt1on ot Tiie lollowl"Q i>erMlll• a rt OoltlQ bull MS' at ROUNTREE FINE ART!>, t Hermit-w. .... N-r! llN<h, Ca ""° und•r pr.,04'r•hon tOI Uw fotlow1nQ L•n.. N1wpot1 8eac.1', Ce. t2MO I Nt04''"' Ott t•r•t•Ot"t 91 1 (.urrHtlty Proi•nt .. <ondu<W.O bY .. In A.t N •.f•O• Avenu.. C.•l•fo rnt• I CU•IO'l•I I St rt •t Ala~a Ao/f t1U( •no F1or1dd Cir J.mn T AountrM ctr .~ "'' c.iv 0 1 Coll• Mt u Thi• ttatoment was llltO wltll ,.,. C.•htorn-• I Covnt y Cl•tk of Or~oe Covftty Oft BI E ••I \ldt ol ~anra Ana Rlv•r February 20, ttt t from tOwd Str ... 'f'I to uw Or•noe Counl'f" "'"* t 1riod onhol o .. 1,,.1 tOCFCOt l P11Dlhhtd Or-Coett Oatly Piiot F-"'' '""* crwnrw1 .n '".,(tty c>t Cost• Feb 1•. ,,,._., l, to.''·"'' •••·11 1,,,,., ,. < 411torm• - C Nort" "O• ol 0 ( F C 0 PUBLIC NOTICE rt•', .• # Cndno,,.1 hurH SAnltt An• ~·l/f"r 10 J'l1tteHIM Av~f'lvt• 1n ,,,,., C•t'f .Jt (.O\I d M,,t'~• C.•ltforn•• N·71•1J ''"'P "~·nt FICTITIOUS aUSINESS Mr ·,•t fOf•\olt<Ull'(J Wal•' 0•\11 oC I NAME STATIMENT 1 ,. p,.,1 """''4 Avenu .. Co\t• Mtt.• th• fotlow1no P•r ton' er• 001n9 <.. o 1itu1"1 .. t "''"" T ntpr10,,., U '4; I DY\lfle\\ ., •it t/110 BAMBOO (.AROENS, 7U•\'J W JhP Moott't 1' h 81 Jlt'QUIAt MHlinv Salt Ao•O A,,..M1m, C• 921CM ul 1rir 6<Jo11ro Oi Otrf'CIOf \ ""'" ~Qin 41 V•n NQ.t.n OM, l~J1 Farquh•r i: • I 1 00 p OT\ '" ,,.,. MP•lor-v Room ~· 111• lO\ At•mtlO\, C• M• .a (Of'\ot•d•tf'O w1ter 01\trt< t of O•o "'-"'"'" TtUOl\Q_. U l 1 F•rqun..r ,., r~ loc•t.O •t t'f•.S Ptd<.•nt1• AvenVt" • '· l.O\ AIMnllO\ C. (O\I• Mf\•, C.•ttfornta v.,, NQMI 0.., Quoll""' ...,d or com,.,..nl\ •llOuld 0 <1<> Nllu•n Tr.-g be dtrf'<ttrCJtl•nt on 0 , T "" \t•t~nt w•\ flltc:I wlln ,,_ ~,0,. March !7. loarlt Coun1y Cltrk of OranQt! County on OA r E 0 Marc II'· lffl f tt>ru••Y "· !oarll F1'62M PuDttt..ci °'""Cl'! C:O.\I O•lly Pllol .,._.,, l<fmP A•A1,1.n1 C.ent-r a l M•n•oer MESA CONSOLIOA T~ 0 WA1EI• OIS1Rltf Publh.r ... a Oran~ (~\t 0.lfll'f r•1IOI, Mnrch J IY81 •UI l el Pl'Bl.IC NOTICE NOTICE OF IHT£HT TOSEl.1. AT PUlll.IC AUCTION J f;hHtd_.., lhrt\ t.rdff v ... ,t-:1 H1v•~••1,on NurntM<r Jlur~o hom ftll' MuH Mi1tt,.r1i11 W'>Od UCMl I 'fOt CrU1\•r J~ REC,ISTERE O OWHE R Jonn Ro1>1n,on. JOOS w florid• : 471, t'4t-mtt C•llfo r n1e t134l V•lue ot Yl!Het u c .. •h noo OA TE OF SAl.E: Marci\ It, 1'191. 10 00 " m 7'°1 Edlr19tr, Hunlll\QIOfl F •b 2' M•r 3. 10. !I. IOI! •11 11 PUBLIC NOTICE N·ll•U "ICTITIOUS I USINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiit 1011ow1n9 P•rwnt •r • dolnQ bu,fntu ., STANOARO I.EASING COM PANY, U0 Horlh Bal•vl•. Orang.. C.a 92 ... eruct R G•l•y u o Nor i!\ IV!altla,0.angs,C. 97 ... R t<herd V ln911. UO Nor Ill B•llvt•, 0.--. Ca .,, ... Brvce R Galo T "'' \late"'l'f'tt waa llltd with tlle County Cltrk of Oran99 Count y on February 11, 1'tt 0H<ll,t:.alll0r"l"9lr>41 '1stlff NOT£ Tr>e v•nt<lt tn•tl be Al IM •II• Pdbll"1ed Or-Coe\t Oally Pllol olllle ••It Feb u . Mar l, 10 II, 1"1 ttt-tl 1 certtly .....,., ~n•nv or perjury th,., tht' \l•temenh n.r•on •• • trut ' •nd torrttt PUBUC NOTICE B USI NE SS NAME 0 !' l.flNHOLOER Hunlll\QtOn H8rl>Or "ICTITIOUSMINCsS M•ro<W C.nl.-. 1i0t EdlnQOr Ave,,ue. NAME STAT•M•NT H11nun9ton B<tech. Cet1torn1a •i.11 f11e foll-l!'Q penon •• OOl1t11 b<I••· re1 ••& 1'71 ""'as: LEI NHO l OER HuQhR OISllN C T I VE Mur<."''°"· 1'01 Edt!'Q., Aw "ue. P 0 C A R P E T U P H 0 I. S T E R Y Bo • JlH, Hunt1n9ton e .. cll, RESTORATION, '10 l.l•rO Plact, Ctttlornla~7 Tel: S'1·11MI Cotta Mew, Catltortlla t,.26 P11blt>r.<1 Oran99 c oul oa11v PllOI, llltk NaYar.Ct•, t10 ll••d Plec•. M•rcl\l, '"' 10.l·t• Cott• Mew, Calltomle t:tt16 Thlt W.lntu II C-<led by •n In OIYldual Rick Nav•rttt• PUBUC NOTJCE "LC!!}.IOUIT!TlaUllaN .. •TH CoT:~:y ·~~~-:;-:: ~~!n~"'ci::!:', ':: ,._ • M F•wuerv • '"'· T l\t lollowlnQ ptrtona are dol"9 ' ,UUIJ llU\l,.en "' Pwb llv.d Orar199 C:O.•I O•Hy PllOI s ' v INVISTM•HT•. tuo Feb 10,11,2•.~ '·"" M0-4i Alrwey Aw., Uflll Ol, c: .. i. ~M. Ca. .,,,. Pa111 T S.ltte, .. Lino• Ill•. Htw"'1 ~h, (A, t26'0 J e "'u •· ve1t11ll11e, '°' Orlftw-,CtrONdtl ~r,CA '1U• p..,1 T. S.late Tlllt \I .. _, wM IUtld wllll the IV"IY Clttk at ~.,, .. Gt\Hlty en '·"'-' .. '"'· ,, .... 1''*11.,_ 0-tllOI CO.ti Oally "llOt ,. .. U, -J, 10, 0 , 1'11 t~I P UBLIC NOTICE ---------P\JBUC NOTICE "lc:TITIOUI 94.lllM•H NAMI ITAT•M•NT - Tiit IOllOWl!'Q PtrtOllt art Oolng butlntttet SOUTH l'lllTC:MA"O """'"''"'· 1100 Ou.Ill, '""' 100, Htwporl IMd\, Call!~• •i..o ,..,,.,. M. Matttnon. Jr., 21's.J Te11ee, 61 Toro. ca11tert11 .. Jtt0, ldwtro M Metle,.an, 12012 "•Ir~ "-· .... o..ee. e.tlllfnl• .,... . ~.,...,., NI. MHttrton, lt012 ,..,,.,.,. ...... Sell 01191, C.llto<lll• "'"· . ,.,Mk It.illy, tt IA lltlot A~w. MllWltVIH .... N.'Y.11)1', ••11l•••rll, •tl1, 1.0110 luc11, (•11,.,114• ... PGUtlct -and perton1. li'u.tftll obll1aUon to faaily membtr. Check Ucense requtremuta. lDl.ar.nc:e P01lc1es and b11lc mai.11-I. Pro\6Ct. cOtdldllllial ma. OrpnlH plant: ~ are du to111.1b11rllori acreaUve, profilabl project. I t Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfTuesday. March 3, 1981 C3 le.e l!ltah HouHI For ide •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The rna rket place on the orange coast 642 -5(;78 How'~' f or Sal~ ···••••······•••·•····· ··•·•·•···········•···· .P I L 0 T 1002 GeMral I 002 Getteral 1002 c L A s s I F I E D EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ftdlher'1Moffce: A II real es tate ad verli s ed i n this newspaper ill subject to the Federal f'alr Hous- ing Acl of 1968 which makes 1l illegal to ad· vertise "any preference, limitation , o r di s crimination based on race, color . religion . sex. or national origin. or an 111tention to m»lte any such preference. 11mi t alion . or dts · r riminalion " This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which lS in viola· lion orthe law. YIC>aS: Act.erthen 1ho*t ct.ck their od1 doity CMCI ,..port er- ron MwMdlahly~ Tlw DAil Y fttLOT OllUIMI llabilty for Ht. flnt incornct lnHrtio• Ottty. ....... , .•.•••••....... m1ss1on agenl<> •No desk fees •No phone fres •No advertising f1·es We belong lo rive multi pie boards Call for an appointment A!tk for John. ~3666 RBttfT TIL YOURS Onl y Sl.185 per mo Very, very very lo down payment. ~aut. 3 Bdrm pool home. Terrific IOCB· lion. Call 53&-9311 ............ ., •..•..••. MESA VERDE aasume existing rmane· lng on this lovely 4 Bdrm 3 Ba executive home in Costa Mesa's most pre- stigious area The pro· perty la in move in con dltion and the owner 1s anxious Full prict> $240,000 Ask for M ury Ann. TRADITIONAL REALTY HOMES & INVESTMENTS 631-7370 FIXER COSTA MESA Needs TLC Covered en try way, leads lo vaulted ceilinged living room Wood burning fireplan• Huge country kitch<"n family room area Overlooks <'t1\•e r1•d patio. pool and ~pa A bargain at $128.900. Call now!~2313 THE REAL ESTATERS LOWDOWN Owner will finance this almost new 3 bedroom. 21"1 bath Bnttany Wood,; rondo 3 <'ar garage. wet bar, l(reenhouse win dow, and microwave CHEA PY lht.' 1-'ull BARG AIM! Condo 2 Rdrm overlooks greenbelt. near South Coasl Plarn rn Cos ta Mess Owner will n 1rry large 2nd TD $79.900 ~2313 THE REAL ESTAT&:RS ...•.•.••..•........... ....•••••••..........•. ASSUME $65,000 VA That'll r111h1 ' $11!\,IHHI s:i,~'1. VA loan Total payments 96.54 :1 lidrm 2 bath. cu11wr lot for prrv11cy 010n1•r m ,1\ carry some f1na11t•l n!l $99,950 total price A1·t now' ~2313 THE REAL ESTAT&:RS l'khnft~ct lm maculatt' 3 B1lrr11 family room in pri· stig1cius Turtl<:rot·k Beaut1ful de<·orallnl? vuulled re1lm~:.. atrium rovered pulio Prirt·cl to sell at SJ84.500 $112,000 COLLEGE PARK A S!.Uffil' !Jr).~( 111.111 S1 t2.000 3 B1lrm :! h.11 h I expanded fomd~ r11111n wPtbar. f1rt·pl.11 • .111d pool SI:lti,f.100 I 'all 1111 mort'det:.11!:. ~11; 231 t THE REAL ESTAT&:RS • * * Emily Pi~rson 17AA HahamJ l'I Co~ta M l'~<l You art• lh<• "rnnl•r 11f 4 frtt tickets I $14 valu1·1 to A~im Boot Show WES TC LIFF $129,5 00 "frwpon ll1•111 h 1111'11 h U1'~r,1t'f(-.J :l ntlr Ill I 11pol1t 14 11 h lH I \ ll I 1 • p .it I \I ru .. tn111 llraf1N•,., l.11~·· pool ' Wol k to "f I •till 'hoppin•• .Sh•>"' hk1· ,, m 11c.tt l 111111) th1 14 011 t l,1.•I \ 1ill;~1. 7t71 '''*®' LAGUNA HILLS I• ,IOI "'Ill \It " h I " I It lldrm honw 1•1111 11 ,,, "n I\ (, l :• . ,1111 ~1:*; 'I'll I ALLSTATE REALTORS BEAUTY + TERM S HOLOAt-4 FEES 1 I >v.1t•·r ,.1" t11 v.1 II .11 f I II 111 • 111 t I I h 111 ,1 •I ful ·1 I Ill t• '''<''t·ut1\o1 '•l~llfn'lll'* ti JI \I k. H \\ 'I I· \ '"''' O'\t \ 11 I 11\\' ~IJfl)tt f ., tf I , 1flf f I ' t t I \ • I rr111.11tu ,,. 1111 f ti ql\ t 1·1111'11,111 llll \I• I • • 11 i1 t•r " c·1 1t• t "· fl, • .-.1 , <t •>'H I I I I I I' 111• I SEA COVE PROPE RJ IE S 714-63 1 6990 NEWPO RT BEACH S Bdnn, cu\t home ex clusive Oo.,e r \1Jr 1 lhru \tar H l\nahC'1 m <"on\ 1•n11 .. n C1·nll'r S h o r e s t-4 ·• o r C;i ll fi42 ~i7H. ""t :n:.> 1111 S 1.000,000 prop. l'lu1m your t11·k1·1, I blk from pvt bee><:h • • • Grac:iou ~ home for exec: e nte rto ininq DOH,. LUCE SJl0,000 TRAFftC ? Come and see th1' h" l'I' 3 Bdrm homt-with mare \ extras lo<'ah·d 1t n ,1 qu1l•t <'Ill '11· .. ar t tnh $I 20, 01111 I' I• 11 11"" !Y79 5370 6 4 2 ALLSTATE I REALTORS --,NV-ES-TO_R_S_ CdM COTTAGE ALLSTATE /--2 BDRM ,, ... REALTORS PRACTICALLY FREE TICKET • $175,000 1s now in Costa Me!!a of ferin~ re11ident1al pro perty with 5 BR ESTATE $145,000 ~oH 'll'Wl tr \l•U h;1 It II I• I .1 .. I .11111 111 loo~ •II '"' ,1 1•11Jd1 11 "Jtl•tf! tlrtll I I" '""" 111111' ""'' .... ,.' •1011 1 '""' I h 1. I 11 I ltt l<1\1'1\ "l)lttt"lllllllllltl I I °.! l\tlrlll \1 I\ I, II 11t f 5 6 7 2 Bdrm charmer' Wood burning Fireplace. step. saver kitchen Jligh as- sumable lsl TD Owner will help fi ananc e No Nel(al.Jve Cash Flow NoTenanl Problems Capital Garn!> Only lhgh Returns tnol2ndTrusl Det•d~I Impossible lo m.11 1'11 U n be I 1 l' "' a h I 1• :, Rdrm s u pr•r ,h.11 p plush <•aqwl~ 1•11/\ stone fireplart· H \' .11 cess. and takr nvt•r ..:i. 1stini: 9-'1•r: loan l'r111•il "'"'' a111t Im ,ti 1·11 •I 1 11 u1•·t tf• \111 .,, 673-85.5() fllil§\tE Call for inform a ti on ~a. REC CARPET ·-754-1202 to sell fa'>l ''""''1 "111 he I p fin a n l' 1• • < .1 11 963-6767 1111.111'1\ S:'.'' ,11 """' '' rntl 11 ~flcr \\11 ~ ttf\ .!t •l "•'" 111.tll p ... 11•11 '.111 """' f111 .ill lht ... Ltd:"\ ;:t1 .,,.., 12°/oDOWN 8 Buys this 2 + den home 6 months new. double iron gated ent r y, cathedral ce1hnRS, brick fir eplace, l(ourmet kitchen. French doors to patio. Owner will finance $179,000 . OP84 Sot/S.. 1·4 2044 OcHR ll•d THE REAL ESTAT&:RS 2 Bdrm. I bath collaRe Beam ce1Ung, frplc. 3 car park1111(. Priced ut $295,000. ll tifiil associated BROKER S -AEAl.TOAS 101~ W Bolboo b 11 lb6 l ('lass~· .\u to~ .\d\'t'l'lb~d in t tH• ., .. ,:""J'"'l.\'"'l .... ~·1 t···) .. I PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSIHIH N.UH !oTAT•M•NT Thi foll0Wi"9 per-. It dol"!I l>utl neu •1 FIELOSTEAO INSTITUTE, lOtl Butlneu Canl•• °''"'· !Mlllt • ,,0, lrYI,.., Ca. '27U Howard F Ahlft.tf\\Otl, J r., 111' OcH n 81Yd , Corona dt l M•r, C• t1'2S Tlllt ~..ns " cOOlduc teO by .,, In dlYldual H-... o "· AllmMMlll Jr. Thlt \let-I WH llltO with lllt Counlv Cltrk of Oran99 Co11,.tv Oii Ftt>ruarv 20, '"' ,, ... Publlthtd Or1119t CoHt Oally Piiot l'llltl.14,Mer.J, 10, 11, I .. , ftUl P \JBLIC NOTICE -----------.. lc:TITIOUS auSINISS HAMI STATaM•NT Th• loll-Ing pertont are doing l>utlMllH. FLOAT TO REL.AX, 1000 Brl\tol , Slratl North, Newporl &tech, Call torn•• 92MO Corporation for inner P9au. • C:a llror11la corpore11on, lUJC Narclu11•, WHtml"•l•r. Calllornl• '261l. Thia llUtl""' It COllClll<litd Dy• COi' POrallOll CORPORATION ,.Olt IHNElt PEACE R-M W~r, l"reo&Cltlnt Tiiis •ltl-t WH flltd with the County Cl••• ol Ora1199 C:011nty •~ ~r '·'"'· ,1 ... Publltllld Or-Coo t OallY l'llO /Mr. >. 10, 17, 14, net 1001 I PlJBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUS ausu1us NAMI STAT•ME NT T 111 lollowl!'Q Ptr\on• •rt doln9 b\nine\\ ., REEVES tL WES E R AOVERTISINC. AGENCY, H I• S..nl• l'na A.,.,,... tP.0 80~ 1 ISl91. Coil• Mt .. , (Alllornla UU7 Ronald L. LOnQ, 7416 S.nl• Art• Avon11t. C:O.I• MeH, C.•llfornla 911171 Joan C LonQ. 2•16 S•,.I• An• A••n11t, Coil•_,., cautor~•• •:ttu Tltlt ~...s• h 'onducleil ov An '" dl•IOu•I (llusband & wtltl R-ldl. L0<\9 Tiii• •ta•-· WH Ill.cl Will\ '"' County Cler-ol Orancie Cou,.ly on Feb J, 1te1 FUHeS Publithed 0r•"9t Coast Dally Piiot, N141r J, 10, II, 2t. 1'tl 10..111 ---------- P\JBUC NOTICE ------------ .. ICTITIOUS IUllNIH NAMa ITAT•MENT Tl\e loll-11111 _.'°" It ooln9 b11tl· n•U I i . AM8ASSA001t I.I MOUSI NE SEltVICE, .,, Ouffn•wrHlll Way, lr•lne, C•lllorrn• tt7U 0.lllM Crofoot, • I OurtrttWrt•tll. war. lrYIN , C.lllornl• t ?TIS Thlt llUMMH ll COll<l\Kled by en In 1¥1011•1. 0. ... M CrofOOI Thlt Jlet-t Wft 111.0 wltll lhe 011n1y Clt•lt ol Or•n .. Co11nty o" •I>. 20, .,.,. •AY a IMITH OUNlll.Oltl AT LAW ~...,.. ....... ~ 14111• * •• ,., 11MC11, Colllfwlll• ..... "ullHMl90 Ora1191 GMft Oallr PllOt, ., • 3. 10, 11, 24, ... , :o,.... PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC'f' FICTITIOOS 8VSIHEU NAM E STATl!MEHl Pt 81 IC "10TH' .. 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COIOMA OIL MAI DWlD -A ..-., s,,-1 wtt a.n1t...t .... a. 0 .. c.w .. w.r. J ••••• &.2 ......... :::i•• 1" .... electric ...... llltcllM .. ..... $291,000. -COLI OP NIWPOIT IW.TGal 2115 L C...t Hwy .. eor.. .. Mw 671-1111 etc-. CANYON A FAIULOUS "YHSAIWS" $125,000 Deane Homes largest & most spectacular model & situated on the l~rji?est lo~ of Deane Homes. A sdorious VIew looking thru a lovely yard (with tall trees> to the Big Canyon golf course. Huge patio surrounds the tge pool & spa + the sweetest gazebo ever (even has a lovely chandelier). Gated entry to the front courtyd with fountain. Marble floor in foyer with glittering crystal chandeHer. 4 BR, den & form DR. WESLEY N. TA YLOI CO.. UAL TORS 2111 s. J~ ... Rood - NEWPOIT CENTER, IU. 644-49 I 0 CclMDUft.D llDUCB) SI0,000 South of PCH duplex in Corona del Mar. 2 years new. 4 Bdrms with llSTIUYIH MiCAHYOH Excellent opportunity lo purchase Big Canyon's most spacious townhome. Four Bdrms and a gameroom, each with a bath. Formal liv- ing and dining rooms, study & powder room. o rrered for only 1610.000. D.M. Msshcll lltr 644-9990· master hide-away <in· eluding fireplace, spa) ~ owners unit. PLUS. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath unit. ..... ~ .._ Oversized garage for autos and t.oys + + + 7~1111 very high assumable ---------•. loan and creative owner ready to bargaln Call NOW for appointment @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631-6990 2UNITS $94,900 Super inveatmenl! Two 2·Bdrm l.Wlib, one with fireplace! Current In· come-$740 mo. Hurry, this wont't last. 846-7171 THE :REAL ESTATE RS lrh)yowpoW SGYe yow sss·s This s pacious family home Is a real steal & won't last! Located in choice Corona del Mar community Enter thru lovely lge courtyard. 4 Br, 3 ba. formal din rm & lge fam rm. Stand on the decking & look al the o cean . Ofrered at $395,000. 75'-1616 $10,000DOWN S76S P.l.T.A per mo. 2 Br 1\.'z ba coodo. Great in- v estm en t. Realt y World/ Call Realty World Capistrano Association 6'1-1010 LOVELY LINDA ISLE-URGE ,. utwc:hd by C" & °" ..-. -'"' room for l A ''~ON" ift ""' • .,. ...... ........ bdr9 + 4, for9ll clR. ra, ._,.. ~ ra wltt. ~ shp-dowabcr,clppool & IP& St.Jts,000. Ul-1400. NEWPORT CUSTOM WITH POOL <Mat•• g l bed, 2 b& wHlt f9lt.. ra co...-.d -... patio. Spotlns _. priced to .... SI tf.500. '3 I· 1400. SllJRECLIFFS LEASE OPTION WHderfMI opport. to Hpo1td •Jld .................... 3 ... + .... ._., roo. ._... • • t.'CJ9 caner IOt. SJ0,000 .... -..y ..a SI 500 p« __., I Y"· optkMI. $314,500. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAL ESTATF ~~' Kt'nMI\ Vtof"'''\ ~·1'\cNt'~'' 2•36 w Coast Hwy NewPort Beach 631·1400 H. r..,, 0..1~ An"~' C:..'4• M ... ..,..,,.,., •• ,~. SI•'• y t o d,.•lop ,...uog• for F rodoy r.acl-ch <0<1espond1ng 10 ~" of yow Zodiot blnt\ algn ..... 1002 --... ..... --i. -·c• .. -" M!IANORTH lldnnl~Ba.famrtn .. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-.,_...-rvlftt -_.. Lie 4 lldnn, fam rm, frplc . bJocll wa I J WILSON PARK CfltOOMHIUMS CHECK & COMPARE THE$E FEATURES 90% FJNAtlltC 12%% INTER. I HARBOR AREA LOCATIO I SIZE-l8:i0 SQ. FT. I MICRO OVEN ./COMPACTOR I DISHWASHER I DBL GARAGE ./ALL SHOPPING~ BLOCK I AIR CONDITlONJNG I CEMENT DRIVES I WALK lb/ CLOSETS W/OPENER WAID INVESTMENT IMC. SALIS OfPICIC714J6Jlellll -w. w... St. '42-JtOO c:.-....... c.lf. A WONDH IM WOOOIRIDGE! 4 bedroom 2 balh home localed near quaint' Stonecreek Park with a view of the mountains. Delightful used brick atrium w /lattice cover and malibu lights. Highly upgraded! Only $189,000. U~l()UI: ti()MI:~ REALTORS . 675·6000 2443 Ea111 Coul Highway. Coron• del Mai WE HAVE 43 OF THE REST LI STINGS IN TOWN ~~~~~!!!'!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~! MAMA'S GONE TO CHICAGO Giant 4 Bdrm beauty, located near Orange County's most popular shopping center This lovely home ts located on a qwet cul de sac. The home is a former model and shows like one Huge rooms thruout. big living room, ankle deep plush pile carpels. Space age kitchen, big bdrms . park-like erounds with entertainers delight back yard. Decorative rocks, rolling hills and a solar heated pool This unique home is priced way below m a rket Selkr must sell Take advantage. call now' 752-1700 THE REAL ESTATE RS Sell idle items COSTA MESA Channing 4 Bdrm. 3 ba home with family room. Co rner lo t VERY private yards . Im · maculate and ready to move Ill. $174,500 ThL'i 3 Bdrm charmer was once a model home Located on a huge cul· de-sac lot and rilled with extras FINISHED garage. Close to schools Offered at St«.500. IRVINE Lovely 3 Bdrm. 2 ba single ramily home with very PRIVATE yard. Xlnl location. close to schools, shopping and rreeway 1164.500 and owner will carry 2nd. *Cote Realty & In \'t'Sl m enl 640·5777 VU LOCATION-lARGE LOT VenatUe and needs lmoglHation for this exidinq duplex with two -2 bed. to~ units. Connrt to single family in an area of customiHd homes! a.duced to $455,000. WATERFRONT HOMES. INC RI Ai l">I AH 2436 W Coast Hwy Newport Beach " . 631 ·1400 CE 810111 ELllRS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE t4EW LISTING Tastefully Decorated "Q" Plan With Cozy Conversation Pit & Spacious Living /Dining Room Area. Ideal Loca~ion With Large Enclosed Patio On Greenbelt Near Pool & Tennis Club. Perfect Home For Eptertaining ! $239,900. @ ·--............ , GRASS C R V A B R G B 8 A E S P S U T R L P S A Y E t S G T H E 8 L A t H 0 L 0 C 8 K ~ E V H S 0 8 H R G S E T H P E I I H l A Y E A L R U B M 8 H R 0 S T S l X 8 W 0 M L E 0 E A G U C T I R H S P H 0 l A A 8 V N A N t S 0 S A A I A U T C R U Z 8 T E I R Z E R A T R S R S 0 G Q I £ G l P T 0 R 0 H T A H 0 G E 0 S S A R G E U L 8 Y K C U T N E K ST l "A ,K E R,A E J EU CS£ FTC GSRSRREFAH~LHOLAFTA A G S A C D F ~ $ M 0 R H f I U S J U R 0 ~ L T,U TICS A 0 A AB l E 8 Q Q 0 PO I C RA llG RA S !IQ U C L A G R M T E E T S G 0 0 E E S A H A C P '!noramlc view at wedge, from . de, II kltell wteatln1 SJ».-.-.1TM prime large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom ana. cw•aac kit. Haa h -oo ft f t · I arine I• In. P' /P UH.too. ome. "1 sq. · ea unn m Creative rtnan avail room. entry, living room, dining bdrm(un be parent Suuet R.E . 541·5IOI, ' room, built-ins. etc. St.385,000. retn11t or in-law qrtra) ..... ud a z Bdrm eofta1e. -------LIDO ISU ANY WAY you dftcrtbe ,, .... V6y IOJ4 dttloc··~(·t··~ channb ea u"'t, fuu~ I~ ·FRDC········H··c··H·A··T·EA···u··· Newly remodeled traditional style S bdrm, 2 bath home featuring large recreation room & 2 patios. Living CALI. POa DIT AILS .unT COT1'A•11 room has attractive beam ceilings, •44-7211 4111Ciw·.._. STANDOUT A beaulll\illy up,raded Pranclacan Fountain• home. Fresh palftt Inside and out. Pita& luxurious new carpet. A apacioua 4 Bdrm 2 Ba beauty with formal dinln1. break.tut room and more. Super flnanctn1 by owner A11dq •• 900 fireplace & french doors leading onto -ONLY Slot,100 brick patio. New kitchen blt·in elm z •trJ French Chateau appliances, Close to tennis courts. ~ townhome In a lush tWl'a sandy beaches & clubhouse. $420,~ _____!__:.__:_. sreen eetUns by the sea. tt.ti• 1042 Dbl door entry to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............. "' '7l-1700 IAYFIOMT We have several fine homes with pier & slip, starting at Sl,500,000 RANCHO MIRAGE Springs Condo. 9th fairway. 3000 sq.fl. 3 Bdrm. 3 bath . furn . Golf clb. m brshp. Will trade for invest. prop .• JUSTUSTID Channing Duplex with French doon on rront unit, shake root. Walk U> all ahoppln1. $198,000. Call for appt. t.o see. Bernita Ellertaen , Broker, 875-2373 or 77~ cathedral celllnled liv· ins rm. DramaUc open &.W. West Eshlht stalruae to pvt mstr Bea~ul S&:S Exec. 4 , suite. Sep children's bdrm home. Elegant wet wing and 3 baths f All bar, bit-in bbq inside & thls +priv detatcbed many other amenities mom·ln·law apt. or rec incl.' a huge yard that rm. c.ompJ. w/wet bar, backs to a beautirul 4th ba + more! Motlvat· park. Just 2 yrs old! ed seller, here is poten· Broker. 963-8182 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 1 8<1 y\1d r Q,.,,. .. N B b l'> b l b l Ocwwwf1 Ollf D .... x 3 & 2 Br. compl. furn. Bll·ins, 4 + car garage. orrer down gayment and take over $4216.000 loan al only 12""•°" for 30 years. 1659,000. JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 LOWDOWN VersaUJe 1 Bdrm/studio pentbouae condo with lge assumable loans. Only $105,500. Call today !n9-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS lial. Take advantage. lt'f-I 044 j9iiiiiiijiiii!iiijiiii~iijiiijiiiil CENTURY 21 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OP94DA.tf.Y 10.3 WALK-IN REALTY 2715UAAa•• La. '64-331 I RAJlBOR'\'JEW HILLS Spacioua & Open 5 Bdrm **S15M! home on comer with loads ol room ror the family . Lge patio1 mature greenery & mini view. $375.000. Submit orrers, owner will assist w tt:mancing. WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 Try Sl.5.000 down ~d as-$110,000 sume um brand new 2 Clean 4 Bdrm .. owner Bdrm attached home in will carry balance with ~uper Woodbridge. Ask· $20,000 down. Hurry . ing. only .S117,500 and won't Last. Call Rafferty ava1lable nght now. & Lloyd Bkrs. 963-5568 -logluo ._.. I 040 [ rzi: ]"Qodb rldge ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Really _ • 1• •c ss 1.Jooo .-~--H 19?08arranl'a Pk'") l nlm Model perfect Seawinds i;;iiii-iiiiiiiiiiiim-iiii'iiil .• ·-.-;;.- IACI IA Y VIEW 1-----.... -1 Cott. Mft9 1aow MARKET ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1024 This beautirul view pro-~ perty in Newport is priced below market value and below ap- l • t .. •• ! I •,,. l I .... ; .. ;· .. SIDttM POOi.HOME Terrific rinan cing available. Large 2 story 1 praisal. Spa c e age kitchen with breakfast area. Huge living room. lanai with view . firepla<:e a nd open beamed cathedral ceil· ings Hide-a-way master suite. separate childrens wing. Dash to the pool. Call today for details. Owner highly motivated and will work with very creative financing Call U•t csr•ff U Clll(#Cf Sl#Cf ..... EASTILUFf ramily home with lovely Did you ever see an pool, enclosed courtyard owner walk away frol}"I a and separate master ' Bdrm. 2'-'.a bath pool 1• home. Sl72.000 DUTCH HAVEN Sharp 3 Bdrm home near Beach & Warner Aves. Sl14,900 $10,000 at I 00/o 4 Bdrm, 211. baths. pool· and spa. Only S12S.OOO MORTMWOOD 1-..wltt.Soa Nicely upgraded fflan 11 Northwood Park de· latched home with air cond, skinny dip spa area. great iandscaping and decorating $103.000 ' 1n usable financing PnN!d to sell at $152,000 752·1700 new car without looking suite downstairs. All this IE '"°'"Mo.ah 644-7211 back? 1lus lovely Cape for only Sl45.000. Call the same urge Three formation. ~~!!!~!!!~!!!!!!~ • Cod home will give you 540-1151 for more in-96).1377 ,..\, . s pacious bedrooms. t , , Family room with cozy I .... y E 5 T O I S fireplace Freshly de· " corated both tnside and SPECIAL! !~~~~~~~~~ out. All rooms overlook l~~~~~~~~~I Executive Duplex for luxuriant garden. You Eas t s ide C. M . 2Br. discriminating taste own the land!! 1277,500 3br, 3ba, each. central Tha~ ~g~~~~ge 4 631-7300 N.I . Completely remodeled air, woodbuming rrplcs. rtiif§i=t-J:-i ~~~~~~~~~ ~-:~c:· ~l~r. c~~~: ~:~s~~~~~.a~~· .__ --••-• .,. II~ 4 642-2101. 321 Rochester, loan is assumable, no Bdrm, free standing Irvine home that can be purchased with as little as $25,000 down pay. ment. Call for details on this super buy. Total price only $155.000. OCIAMROMT 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. unfum. New. t850yrly. IAYROMT 3 Bdrm, l ba, unrum. Mintcood. t850. Yrly. CHA...a. AIOMT 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, unfum. S7SOyrly. associated BR OKERS-REAL TORS 202S W Balboa & 1 1 )bb I ,.. C.M. qualifying necessary Well plaMed 2-sty home with formal dining and 1---------ramily room, central air M!SA YBDE w /purifier and an invit· Sba11> 3 Bdrm on comer ing spa. Features in· Io t . Featuring 2 c I u de cu s lo m rlreplaces, new room , draperies, thick carpel· copper plumbing ar.d ing, and a seller anxious mudl more. Owner will to sell Priced below assist with the fiananc· market at $168,500. ing and will al.so COD· 751.:run sider a lease option. Priced at $130,000. For 41;; SELECT more details. St0-11s1 I PROPERTIES -~$~HERITAGE . • REALTORS Want Ad Resu.lt.s 642-5678 SI OK Doww Or Leu MOYES YOU IN No qualifying necessary. Your mon· thly payment can be ad jwited t.o meet your mon· thly budget. We have many 3 & 4bdnn home ln best Orange County loutions w /these terms Call our specialist ror more information A 60LDENWEST ~ REALTORS '•,.._,~ G-ASSOCIAT ES 14M511 Woodbridge · Realrg 551 -3000 lt:tt Barran~a l'k"). lr~in .. THE TERRACE of Univ. Park Jbdrm. 2ba town.home. separate dm ing room. wetbar & up- grades Offered by owner at Sl52.000 with rlex owner financmg 552·52.82 9.5 INTEREST rricedlelow Mcnet -1•--.--• ... -uv-----i College Park Purdue ~ "'"• ~ plan features 3 Bdrm 2 RESfOENltAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES COUMTRY ESTAn Back Bay. Sprawling 4 BR. custom on double corner lot. Circular drive. , Pool & s pa . Formal Dining Rm. Fam. Rm. Wet bar. 2 fireplaces. Absolutely gorgeous condition & price. $345,000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 Assume $40K down. Lov- ely 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. rami· ly room. fireplace, open beamed ceilings, new copper plumbing, large yard, double garage, skylight. OnJy $114.500. Call 845-9111 OPEN HOU 5E REAL TY / ....... CHAIMB Beadully decorated 4 Bdrm home witll atrium and separate master suite. Private comer lotl lovety carpets and wal coverinp thruout. For an appoUltment t.o see, caUS.O..llSl Lovely 3br, cstm home Ba. Asking only St 36.500. near beach & park. formal dining, heavy shake roof. Call now for information regarding the ~3 assum. loan. Seller w /carry part or the buyers down pay· ment & says bring any offer. llSTNJCE IHTOWM 4br, ~modeled kitchen, plush carpets, custom drapea, freshly painted, seller bought another & has priced thousands below martet value for quick sale. Creative i olt·"better hurry. . r ~ 6DLDENWEST ·~ t; EALTORS "i..,\di"l /ASSOCIATES ~-RANCH Rf:A LTY 551 2000 BIG IS BEAUTIFUL large s pacious 4 bdnn, 2"'-i ba. Plan ' in Northwood Place Im maculate throughout Ceramic tile entr v. beige carpeting. nice wallpapers. Extensive brick & cement patios front and rear. Triple garage. · ~ • HERITAGE MMMI 1 VIEW LOCATION-URGE LOT YerMtin .ct ltffch llNgll ..._ fw tMt Hlttl11g :J;!H with two Z bdr• to~ • Coanrt to .... f-'r In CIR ar•• of CHIOtMHd 110 .. 11 ftecWced to $455,000 • WATERFRONT HOMES, tNC REAL ESTATC "'M .. , Rf~11J\ PfoPP•I\ M~n.vfl"nwnt 315 Marine Ave Balboa Island 673-6900 '::~~;~' S~\\~lA-"~~s· .... .... f-4 ~ C\AT L POUMt ----- 0 •-•anoe lel!.11 ol "'- '""' Kra,..bled _.,, be- too-oO '°"" '°"' ."'° .. _. M A R 0 I E l'l 1'11 . REALTORS M.81MAI 4 Larae 3 4 Bdrm 2 ba, upgraded with shake ... 2 Za.9 root. Hot tub. Encloeed Comfortable 3 Bdrm patio. Lovely area. home, large stone $121.SOO. Open Sun 1·5, fireplace, sunny patio Providence Lane. POOlrSPA·FlREPIT go with this beautiful plan 300 In The Colony. Over 2,000sq. ft. 4 BR. room and room ror 2 SUHSIT l.L A - more\.Wt.t. aco.ooo. 1 _5_4_Ul __ Ol_l_4_M_l _O_J 'Redhill y Realfy loy~ Ur. In.. I 044 552 -7500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open Sunday,'Z..Spm, 1141 Orchard st. Sbdrm, 3ba. f.-hly painted colonial beauty. Family room, Hpatate dlnln.g room. frpk, new root. Priced •t $180,000. for quick ule. Xlnt fiJlanclng. THE WIEDEllANS O/AGT. 4t4·00H o r 751-GIS. macneb I Irvine realty A SUBllDIARY OF THI! IRYINE COMPANY A WAIM SHOWPUCI Oil COMPC>nl . ... nxER 3 81" 2 ba pool fr apa. ONLY P .M. Va· cant.,,_ Real Bataten, uk felt ICJ,.SA. T51·1SI • 541-JIU Don 't miss this beautiful Woodbridge Broadmoor Patio home on an oversized lot w /room for a pool or •f•· 2 covered patios compUmen t his 2·story1 4BR home w /formal dlnlng room, 1ami~ room and cozy Cireplace. Assumable flnancln" w /a seller wtlli ni to consider a laPie second_i.._ makes t.bis a 'must see. ,000. JOM Richard -- IB1l. 2~ CGDdo. Nr . So. Cat. Plaai. SllyUtea, patio, did. "'2 car ,.,, mU1J upcnda9. Paint a ept. to sult. f!D,000. owca. ..... AllY own: 8pfawla1 • 141rm. About Hot 141.f..t. Dia-&.:· ,...,,.., . ..................... A II · efl1r1 laeard . ttn.• .. TAaaSLL . ...... ~1-8700. <D-7 > .J ·- ca IA.I--~~ ....... i .......................... . .c ........... J7JI C .... W... 1124•C ............................................... CHA1t• OWMll ..... I Db &. Side twnhle, 3 br, 2~ be, J)9tio, ltplc, blt- laa, •u&o car. opener, Wub/dry booll-Up, te90. 75'-C1551evea. Woodbrictie coado. J Br, 1 ~ Ba. •tmo. C211> ......... tncta Lr1 lbdrm, 2'4ba, I!!. 2 Anl l .. Tea •••• 1 8hdf ccndo, ram rm, din On be«ta. Pvt. 1~-.. 9S50 Nnty decor. 1u pd., • rm, on areenbett. Bob 6 SJ l 00 I mo. ( Inc 1. • n c I I • r • goo 1. 8'7~ast. utiJWea.) No pet.a, New d /wuher. A ulh . L11 nlMdl I HI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner will carry 2nd w /20% down assumable 9% FHA loan. 3 Bdrm cozy home ln excellent area near schools and shopping. Only SM,500. 752·1~ P'or leaae hl1hly UP· l'raded execut.lve Z 1tory 4bdrm, Sba home on quiet tut.de-.. c ln Wood· brlqe. Beaut lan1cap- lo1, atrium, 1u.n.br1 lJv rm, formal dln rm, ram rm, doM to lake, poola, 1cbool1 & ahopplng. $950/mo. Renewable l /yrlle. 731-6315. m a 1 t e r 1 u It e . 1_MWOD _______ _ 3 Br. 2 Ba. larce yard, 2 7 1 4 . I 7 5 7 7 e 4 o r ..wL y OICOI. TMISHAKIS Weatbered cedar ababl, that II. CU.tom d...,._. 3 bdrm, ram rm, 2 bethl. Eaten1lve UH Of wood 1la11 & ceramic We. Beam cell· 1o1. frpk. S1'5,000. -----------•• Bdrm, 2 ba, ram lb' rm. O ... CI U. frplc, 2 car car. Nice car 1sra1e. S745 mo. Zl....,1M4. Br pd 1 • 8'7541111. •----------I . SU , enc 11r. 30 UniU. lK flftanctn1. back yard. '750/mo. --------IC .... MeM 3724 d /wuher, pool. AduJta. Attrwctlv• Newport Ter· ••••••••••••••••••••••• "2·5073 Plor'..,.llS 1',mta. *'25.000. Ast Realtors Inc. 67Mt00 J 9UAIL PLACI' owe no.ooo w /no Waterfront Hom ea race condo, 3bdrm, 2ba, SUSCASITAS •---------"50/IQO. Kida welcome. p 1 br .._ Spacious 3 Br Duplex __ 15"_. ______ 5 Br. 3 Ba. 2 Sty. $1100 ~ urn . apt. sm-up. suo. Pool&: laundry fac. · Encl. 1ar. Adulta, no 5*11558from 1Z-7PM. M.iaslon Realty <714 )494-0731. · 712-1920 ~1"-DOWN mo. lie. 1.500aq ft condo, 3br, fam. peta. 2110 Newport Bl. ~m. 2~ba. 2 car gar, 5'1-41abtwn865PM Newer 2 Br. z Ba. $425. OCEANFRONT Cotta1e 6 Trlr, knotty pine int., lrplc, 3 pVt bcha, pool & pier, •.too. Terms or trade. on lie hold land. ....... 'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l l On rent a I hom ea, a II 494-0066 '"' . •reu.Rlce, sa-9374. Npt Riviera 3 BR, l level HOME FOR RENT Sl400.S5'7·7883 Newly decor. 1 Br. Sundeck, dshwshr. ---------7I0-1418 Eves-wknds or Ho.HI For $de Otllet-.......... UNITS w /own Jae. + club facil. • Bdrm. '895. Fenced yard It 1arage. Kida & peta welcome. 9S4·25ee or 9'B2971, Alt .• no fff. Nwpt. Heights, 3Br/2Ba Duplex. Sep by 1aragea. S48-8875days. nail. Mar. 1. Refrig. Quiet. Empld Adult over Ordnr.$700mo.645-7400. 35. No peta . 1330. Near new 2bdrm. 2ba. 548-llln. frplc, laundry rac, new Fou.rplex, all 2 Bdrm. No pet.a. STOO mo. A1ent. "9.000 down. ;rota I price 64e-4.1llO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .,... llMct. I 069 ~ tte... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_.S. I I 00 YICTOllAM BEACH HOME New 3 BR 3~ Ba. Quall· ty handcrafted oak th~. Stained glass, spa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '170,000. Call for info. HOME FOR RENT ~-2 Bdrm. M75. Fenced 2 Bdrm. Condo . 1184 Lakeside condo, pool. Rutland Rd. H . l650 mo. tenn.11, Jae, 2 br, 1~ ba, Avall3/l Agt.675-4000. B h crpta, dri-le paint. Encl ac · Apta. Utlls. paid gar, $475. Adults, no New Modular type home, • yard It garage. Kids & El Moro Beach Park, ap Wtlelan pet.s welcome. 964-2586 ARCH BEACH REIO HTS -.SO/mo. SS7·0211 • Yearly rental 3 Bd. 2 Ba, incl. stove. S750/mo. Possible lease option. Agt.873.~ Weekly o r Monthly . pets. 673"2113. 494 5758 McNuh Realty 642·1334. ever 642-4IS'18 eves. 70. 2Br, space rent 1175 Real Estate or 973-2!r71. Agt .• no fee. Don't miss Ulla ocean view 2 Bdrm 2 Ba home. Recently remodeled with new kitchen and much more! Aaaumable loam with no qualifying. Offered at $169,500. •9'7·33SI mo. 20 yrs lse. $.W,900. 499-38US ---------• Lge 3 Br 2 ba, lge fncd ---------ILohforS. 2200 yard , encl gar . Single senior Mobile Kids/pets olt. IMO+ $.'JOO Rancho San Joaquin View Cond. 2bdrm w /den. Upgraded com · m 'ty pool/golf STSO/mo &U-5.W Stunning larce 1 Br Garden Apt. Pool• Rec. area. 710 W. 18th. St Stunning large 1 & 2 Bdrm. 2 Ba. garden apt Pool & rec area 710 W 18th.St. Plan I¥ Realty H ••••••••••••••••••••••• ome for ule, by W sec.dep. owner, $14,000. Cap. ATBfllOMT 645-1369 No. Newport, 2Bd 1 Ba. Gardener. Quiet, Adults only, no pet.s $450, appt. 842·221117 or 845-5778 llwl"'91NIHdl 1740 New upgradedZ200sq. ft ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exec. Townhouse. Back $375/up 1·2 bdrm, Jl'.001. Bay Newport Beach 752·&499 Bcb. (714)-..Sl. LOT'S LOWDOWN A few CABO DEL ESTE A~for S. 1200 waterfront home sites Small 1 Br. Big fenced yard • garage. Pet OK. 1365 mo. 790 W. Wilson. 673-6338. Woodbridge /lrvine 3br, 1'4ba, all amen. ln· cl.1125/mo. MG-7690 Hou_,e w /pool, S995 mo. 3Br, 2Ba + 2 util bdrms, fam nn, patlo. &4().1327. 559-6188, or ofc 759·6597 t;c, adlt, 1899'2 Flonda, with view. 21 unit com· .B. 842-2S34 or 342·3172 plex with tennis court. Venailles 1Br/studio, pen~e condo, w /lg as- s umable loans, only $105,500. Owner /agt. &CS-3447, 979-5370 ask for Jim ••••••••••••••••••••••• remain on Lake Mlsson WORST COULD BE Viejo. Thia 1s the final B&Cn' FOR YOU opportunity to build WOODlllDGI tBSO/mo incl. gardener . 4 Br 3 Ba, A/C. Refs. re· q 'd. No peta 16 Spoon- bill. 5.'i&-6221 LllCJlmGleocll 3741 pool, spa. $1000 per mo ••••••••••••••••••••••. Call Sheila &41·9022. If you have $184,000 and your dream home. From want 353 yield annual· $285,000. Call Henry ly. purchase $200,000 two Durant at 714 855-1081. . 3br, 2ba, yard, clae to bch, 9650/mo. Newport Hgts. &CS-5110 - Studio, lux . s pa . TV. maid service, phone, '100 /wk. 499-2227 2Br Stud.So I a,,Ba. Patio $475. BI.. 0 /W, garage, adults, no pets. &45·9857. cun&cozy Prime North Laguna location. Cute little cot- tage on large lot with maximum privacy and bea~ yard. S32S.OOO. llGCAMYOM Prime view bulldlng site on goll course. Plans in- c I u de d . Redu ced $100,000 · with terms available. Sl.100.000. xear deed or trust bear- ing 203 interest on 25 I + Acre Loh 2br, lba, small child OK. Super 4 br, 3 ba, den, no pets, $425 + dep. frplc, prestigious Rae· Newport Crest. 3 Br. 2"'1 ba. Good loc. Close to pool, tennis & spa. Move in cond. S900/m o lse. C /21 Newport Center. 640-5357 or&44-2562 Studio, prof /sgl. 40 + . non S48-4.291. acre avocado grove in OWC 200/o DWH 1954BMeyer.549-3'84 quet Club. $745 /m o . smoker $300; Also room, - - St. Fem . $200. pool Super Back Bay 3bdrm 494--0451. CO!ldo. New crpt.s, drps, inactive development 979·7300 994 -2171 area near Vista. Com· Owner /A.n • 556-6S78 -bined ~ l.st. + this ln· ____ e;;_,_• _____ 1 3Br, 21i'IBa condo. Micro. vestment represents 0.tofC~ wet bar, many extras. 3bdnn, newly decor con- do In Irvine Groves $850/m o No pets 857-2141. 549-3918. pai.nt, enclosed garage. Mewport IHch 3769 $700. 642·6100 WATERFRONT 17 141 673-4400 ..... Call Dan Bibb 675-2311 or 640-7665 ev less than 503 of the ap. Propest'f 2550 G real location $695. w /boat slip included • •••••••••••••••••••••• IJIJIUl·2121 ' HARBOR A D1v1s1on of . II arbor lnveslf!lent ~ 1050 praised value or land. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-06115, 857·2302. MAI appraisal on adja. R3 acre, fast-growing l'MN. DUPLEX cent 2~ acre parcel at Hesperia, CA. SZl ,500. v,, IMMAC. 2br, lba, frplc, drJJ5, cpt. fncd patio $400. 646-6961 Steps to ocean. Assum. $150,000 each . Call down, bal. ln. or trade In. 3 Br, 2 ba, each unit 714f7S1-48216; 493"1153 or for mobile home. beach +deck. S2160.000. 756-3059. area. Principals only. 2bdrm, lba, encl gar, lrg Hollis :~~ealtor ,...._.. Prat-rty 1400 Aft 6pm, 844 OMI. ___ yard. washer hook up. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0.tofS.... I $425/mo Isl, las t RUSTIC ESTATE 3600 sq ft olfice bldgs nr Propest'f 2600 642·7233. S.A. Courthouse. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Circulardriveandhuge for atrnys. $375,000 40AscenicOregonCoast. D-.Poillt 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• trees shroud this charm-631-4560 bkr. Electricity. fenced. out-••••••••••••••••••••••• 3bdaa·rrm, u'1ed2bave' r2ancdaar. vg1·!wr. ing upper bay chalet. C1-h ri'f Lots/ standing view. accessi Vlacant. S490/mo. tst & &..J-oNla ... Beamed ceilings, large C--'* 150 ble, owner 492.2499 . ast. PIO sec. Frplc, bit- of bills, beaut crpt, st f I · th • rP"'"" ins SU-3597 Custom d""'· clubhouse onedo 1rep ac~ m e •••••••••••••••• ••••••• letlll 1LJL....L... • • .,.... step wn family room. . . ....,.... Be 3 br. 2~ ba. 2 sly, blt·in kit, micro. 2 wooden dttks, gar. dr opener. Nor th wood $695 ~2·2447 ll!MTALS 2+den2.,, ba 3br 1~ ba 3br21,AJba 4br2'i'z ba 3br2ba Anaheim Hills $750 1575 S850 S900 S900 3 8dr 2 Ba, dbl gar. rm for power boat up to about JS'. $1150/mo. JACOIS REALTY 67~6670 Newport Hgts 3br. 2ba. frplc, w/d , avail immed pets ok &CS-7498 SPACIOUSM.I . TOWNHOUSE New 2 br. 2\.7 ba. Back Bay loc. Gar. pvt patio $975 mo. Susan: 957-6507. SfG-7238 --------- Spectacular Oceanfront Avail. now. 2·4 Br Con· do.673-SURF Luxury Ocean front Weekly. 2 or 3 Br Comp furn. lncld linen s 640-4184. NO LEASE REQUIRED with pool, jac, tennis, 2nd story artist's retreat • graves1~es. Vista ~el &~ 2100 a~ .. spac. 4 br. 2 ba, asking Sl25,000. As -plus separate guest ~.ar section ~ Pacific ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, fenced yd, gar 3 Bdrm. frplc. walk to YEAR·ROUNO FUN sumable 12~% loan. quarters. Some financ· •ew Memorial Park. Mobile Homes-Lakeside 9695.962-219" beach. pool & tennis . Social Activities D• ~0254or8S5-1968. ingavailable.Askingon· S2000rtnn.Call617·5779. Big Be ar Lake or H ... IMjhweleoctl S'T~.Agt.700.9278 rect"•·F•el'Sunddy LllCJlmGMICJll9' 1052 ly S275,000. Not "just a Cu uclat Ocnfront Laguna Bch, .................. ~?.~~ I LUFFS ~~~~~~:ss!:::~;:;,~; ....................... hou_,e" 50 why not call Propert'f 1600 termaor trade. 499-3816 5 bib to ocean. Elegant 2 3 bdrm. 2'i'z baths, ram GREAT RECREATION MC>NAICH IA y now! &CS-72Zl ••••••••••••••••••••••• letlll &tat. bdrm, fam rm & den. rm. '950. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, Tpnn1s •Free Le~~on. Sweeping Ocean View. W..tclfflealty APZOMID •• ~~ •••••••• ~!.~~ ~t!50ba~0~~~~us~ ~!!'.~: ri'~003. 8:'::i s~a'"rti't'1:: ~~~"~ t1~0b~s~i:~n'a1• 48dnn 3'i'zBa. Custom 8 Eastblulfs lowest priced ...._ & P'rofn•. Dbl car pvt gar, fully 't523 CAMPU5Da:IRV1,.E 644·0134. Hyo1oma~\a9e •5w1m yrs on large lot. Prl Stt home. Xlnt financing. Lot, S2~~ opPo1Jlle WAHTID: LOT maint. yd. Adults. no ming . 011v1ng Ranq<> Gate, Tennis Court•. Call Amie Quevedo. The Costa Mesa Hospital, Will pay cash. Call Mr. peta. lnQuire at 527 18th. &..J-oleocla 3241 3 Br. 1 Ba. Steps to the Beach, Clubbouae. By Property Mart. MG-9019 SZ7S,OOO. Jalf: (n4)640-0246. St. 71" /960-6331 0 r ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. -Cl\. Property BEAUTIFUL APART· Owner princ only R 0 f _..., MOHS. Singles 1 & · · a,Mce.6. ltltr. Income Property Want· _eeo. __ s_112._______ cean ront lbr, trlr House,642-3850. 2 Bl'Jroom~. Fur ~~~~ .... AMCI ~~~~5~ .... ~7~7~2~9~~~l ed: With owners unit * * * :d~b!Tya.J.~~e' m 0 · S.. ..._ n1st\eo & Unlurn1sheo OF EXTRAS, In tllia I-and able to creatively .,..... J. .,..__ C .. his WWW 3271 • t.oull L v•ng •No Pt't\ 8% down, owner will custom home desiped D ._.1 finance. low down, no ~ Ocean front house : ....................... • Mooe1~ Ooen da••y carry with no payments. wJ.tll active family in C:s. llOO Agents.547-3182 LX7s!:~~and Frenc h Normandy 2Br1 ba. 5475/m o. Kids 9106 3bdrm, condo, spa. mind.• Bdrm, den <or ••••-••••••••••••••••• Youarethewinner of Chateau In Victoria OK. Comm. pool. New Oakwood model unit. Juoo. Agt. 5th Bdrm), family room MIAal'HISAMD ..... 4 frwtklr.h Beadl.4Br.4Ba.decks. drps. Contact Norm Garden Apartments 531-9374. and dininJ room. Fully ••••••••••••••••••••••• fantastic view, steps to Phillips. Agt 49&-8535, aft PAMPERED PATIO aMlr_.~~n iSctihoooned . Jn .,_~Pa.Dtlpln Hwtfvam•d (ll!v~~to the beach. $2500 1110. 49'r2'7'92. Newport BHch/So. a • .....,n I area ~~ to the water. ....................... .-.n&11w Edgewater R . E S...AM •700 16th Sr OHfONiM1!;_sn1 "'E .. 'Led .. in hlllts Be the~ .. ~~! ~bxeellentu~ 3 .?JR o1wn!r'a ..._ ,, .. ,... l I 07 to.t Slllow 494-8536. 3210 .o,, ...... i '"'~ •-· •vvy .. ounry ,._.........., ome-ae unt • 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mar.4thruMar.8 ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• 17141 542·5113 feeling just around the BR, 2 ba. rental unit. ~Convention L..-.... 3250 3bdrm, 2ba. 2 car gar. no comer from shopp'Rg. 3 Ideal for home •· in· Channing S bdrm, 3 bath '"'-. •-r t I j Newport BHch/No . ... • b yf t with 311' bo VC'D"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• pea. poo · ac, split 880 Irvine Bdrm,2ba.SH2.500. come. Close to Newport fla ron · .at Call6C-5878, ext. 272 to HOME FOR RENT level. nr S.C. Plaza. L...,...Y .. R.E. pier&sbops S219950 oat. SllOO mo. Ball claJmyourtickets. 4 Bdrm. 1595. Fenced '525.831·7372.831-9103. 17141d'6':;[.110• 497-1761 W..,N. T~Co. Gnndy,875-6Un. * * * yard & garage. Kids & ~··fl:.~. 3•91 '=====-----' • .._.. 644-491 O ............ hocla 3140 --------pets welcome. 964·256B ' Newport IHcll I 069 1~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW lbr dlx or 97J.2!r71. Agt., no fee. •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN vu CONDO Hwttobe Bring suitcase _ Condo, plush crpts. Like new 3 Br. home in Lido Isle, Ir 3bdrm. 2 patio, steps to pvt beach . micro-wave, 675-7155. THIGOOOLIN Newport Crest, Owner wilJ carry for 5/yrs with 20% down. Purchase $187.500. 3 Bdrm. 2t,'a Ba. tennis, pool, sauna. .....__... 1900 bi r 1 lndry Leisure World, 2br, 2ba, xlnt cond. Lovely back Ownermustsellthisunit ..._..._ everyt ng furnished. rpc, rm, patio. rd NOW! 2 Bdr m , 2ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Secluded 2 br on beach. gar, pool, spa. s auna, gate I, beaut. Nr. all. ya .1625. 962-7940 Versailles condo with H o use f o .r re . $650. Agt, 536-1484, free beat. SSSO. 962.4914 6 I mo I a e o Pt ion Can11Du•d-1 ex c e I. a 55 u m a b 1 e moval/demolillon 3br. 531-86311 9600/mo. C213)437· 7674. Unfw m.a.d 3425 ri.nanctng. Only StSS,950. Npt Bch. Phone64S-S5l2 ~~:·:n~~~t~B~snoex~~~ Mh ... Ylefo 3267 REALESTATESTORE a.c-rro,.rty 2000 .................... d 16711Diane:S31-1140 ...................... . 675-1771 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•Beautilul view home 3 G...,,., 3202 New condo In Seaside Br. 2 Ba. Fam. rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Village, Beach & Allan· frplc. 1595. 640-9646. PHOBetX S..Clt1111uts 1076 By OWNER, formal din, la Blvd, 2 br. den. 2~ ba. HOME FOR RENT 3 br; pool. Now avail. t650aq ft, sec. gate, ten· Arrowhead Country nia cts. pool & jac. 3 Bdnn. SSSO. Fenced ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW Elegant new condo 2br, 2ba, 2 frplcs, bonus rm w /wet bar SlOOO/mo 8 mos lse ok 492·2259, 996-7542 Broker 3 Bdr upper dplx. I house from ocean, beautifully furn., compl. kitchen utensils, wkly or mon· thly rental. 675-8018 OCEANFRONT Winter rental to June 15th. lBr. $350/mo. Util. Included. No pets. 548· 1930 or 673-71M4. Lge 4 BR 2~ Ba in prime San Clemente area with good ocean view . $185,000. Priced for quick sale. or assume lease opt. Agt. Ron Poulton 4911-251 O 10 units in great rental area k>cated near Civic Ctr. Perfectly main- tained and owner wtll help ranance. An eJtCep. tional value at $180,000. Don't miss this invest· menl opportunity C I u b a re a , s a n S97S/mo. ,213)833.1369.. yard & garage. Kids & I bdrm lux club & spa B rdl 1 .... i pets welcome. 964·2566 facil. ocn view. Newport ema no. ..,....1732, eves & wk n d s . 97 s ~ 15 1 T d d Apwlwnb 1·884-7258 c213)831.5734. or 3-2!r71. Agt., no fee. .. m o . o Unt.nhlkd (213)24().9Cm laltoa P1•allla 3207 Newport leocJI 3269 ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand new house for d iJ!. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orangetree Condo 2Br ........ 3102 ladl 0. M.w Oceanfront condo. 3br, criminating family. 3 Newport Shores Canal 1Ba Patio-On Lake M95 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lease opt.Ion or equity Ott9er 1 .. u..... C: SELECT 2ba, underground prkg. bib to ocean. 3 Br. 3 front 4bdrm, 3ba, newly mo. Jim ~7-1100 Ext. A~S FOi IEMT SS&-366() share the best buy on ••••••••••••••••••••••• T PROP ERTIES lllOO. 6'7·7580: 837-eo99 B~. rm. Totally decorated, 2 blocks to 301 days551·3751 eve's. H.B., N.B .. Costa Mesa Bal. Penln. Charming ~ "'-" -u.,..~ & customized. ocean. 9152-8883. Somf.thing for Everyone 2p·a5!l!SpanCall.Joboy~eeWonaltthzee. •• ,_.••••Wt•••••••••••••l•l•O•O• _.._Ry.a.• 1 _ Coro.adet M• 3222 $1200 mo. 833· 0145 Lux condo. 3bdrm. l~ba . Bach. to 4 Br. Unfum. •• .. au-..--A-.;• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM /PM. S IDIM MAMSIOH pvt patio, 2 car car /elec. Apta. Certain locations 631·121111 ... _________ ~e~. ;~th\:!~x~ni~ Im mac. 2 atry s Br, .......... SpectacuJar home on 5 opener, close to S.C, offer : Pool , spa . with fittplace, encl«Mled 'ta I n e d g I ass , H_.a• 3242 acres with pool 6 Plua. $595 /mo . lse. fireplace, laun. room. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba apt. Garage. avail Mar Isl. Savagt> Wilde &Co 675-6806 2Br l ~Ba . w/gar....Adlts. cpt.s. drps, bltns, fncd yd, water pd. 636·4120. f£7 Victoria St. $415 2437 "E" Orange. $410 2619 "J " Santa Ana Ave $410 Mfe81iBJHt APARTMENTS . Beautifully landscaped garden ·apt.s. Patios or dttks. Pooh& s pa. Heat paid, covered parking. Adults. no pets. I or 2 persons OK 1 Bdrm $390-$400 2250Vanguard Wa y ~96216 or 548·2408 EASTSIDE 3 Br l .,.._, Ba. Townhouse. No pets. 1525. 127 21st St. Days 646-4262, Eves ~9543 WESTBAY AP'l'S. large 2 Br, 2 Ba. ~$485. New gardei apts. patios. spa. Adults, no pets 398 W WilS<>n, 631·5583 * .. * Ela M. T1tek 2136 IS B Tburtn <As-ta Mesa You are the winner of 4 fr"H Hdlets <SI• value>. to .......... to.tSllow Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8 Anaheim Convention Center Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to claim your tickets. *** Sharp clean 2 Br. I Ba .. built ins. Westside •- plex. Kids OK. no pets $395. 645-2478 eves & wknds. Mesa Verne 2 Br. 1 Ba. ~ Dining Rm. Newly de· ~ corated garage. Adults. ~ no pet.s $400. lst. last & security 642·0735 ----'-------\ NEWLY dee 2Br 2 ba • town.house. frplc. patio. ; encl gar. SS25. no dogs . • 998-8128. SlSO dep. f EASTSIDE ( Cauda 'f Woods I 2 Br. 6 Study, trl·level, ~ fireplace . s kylight , • deck . ..L~o children or pets. S>3'.>. 180 E.21st. St. Days 646·4262, Eves ~ 845-11543. REALTORS ....... v .... •EXCITING• w.e.s. Beautifully customized 24 'x80' Viking Home 28r, 2Ba fl enclosed porch. In Laguna Hills nlceat 5 atar part. 21 yr olda ti older <JE8351) patio, double garage. amenities. Nr bch. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• separate guest le maid's 549-0259. beamed c e i 11 n gs , $185,000. Bill Grundy, n:;,;::~f~~eciate. Sea1ate Wate r front quarters. Facilities (l)r .FREE RENT till 3/31 /81. garages, all built-Ins . Rltr,8'7S-6181. ---------Townbome. 40' boat 14 horses. Beautiful Hngt Landmark 3 BR dGatden & Townhouse ---------Sub-lease 3 Br 2 Ba 'tll dock in front. 3 Br, 3 ba. stalb with exercise & condo, brand new . ea gn. FOUlPLIX 11 /15/81. 8850/mo. Agt. New cpt, newly painted re~ arena1. I year Adulta only over 40 yrs. TSLMOMT. &42-1803 2 Bd I Ba, S3'75 . .Garage, yard, no kids/pets, Call • Craig 559-9400 Ocean vU, 3 Bdrm 2"' Ba, 3 car garage. $325,000. Westside Costa Mesa. 673-l:m tbru-OOt. Pool, spa, ten-· l850mo. 759-93116 2 llDIOOM $355 Needs some wort . nls~lubbouse. GREAT On ul uJ ' S22.000 yr incom e. Full Avail March 1st. 2 Br 1 ba Vlr.t•. Vacant. Aaklng Te Alt u e q etc ·de-sac, lov· ri /r-a.. NI N .. '50. IMC). -..1 or • ..,. AIU"' IL•_ 1 111., 3525 ely. SWlCioue, clean. Lrg REALTORS ~ letthy•Toww A Doll HoUle 20K42, 2Br. 1 Ba, ••It-in clouts. Many xtru. SZ:Z,SOO. P ce $225,000. Owner w • ..,... ce. o pets, .. .-. _,.._. •• :::: •• :.::.':......... landscaped encl yrd, will carry 10'% interest no chUdren. lst/lut + HOME FOR RENT Wood'·-u gar. Anaheim < nr LO. 2br, 2ba, enc. gar, •1'90,000dn. '200 sec. 9600/mo. Call 4 ·Bdrm . .-00. Fenced -ce 2br, l "'ba, Katella " Euclid>. quiet Meea Verde at .. no 71t.t.J21 Linda at 67~2311 a.rd •-1,._ Kl.a-•. PGOl/Jac/tennis IS70/mo '3S-719. pets. "25. S.0511 Y • .. •le. ... • Harbor Rld1e Laut re· Steve Wltlte t'13·0MS, CLASSIC MCa.IHOMI SALIS 2Bdnn, flreplace, family, peta welcome. IM-.,. moat Model. Full ocean 551-SCMS ..... ..._. 3106 Lge lbd.rm, pool, ad Jt&, k itchen. wlk to Big or~.Act .. eoree. view.SZiOO IJ:10.7ICHm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• aopetat325/mo.&48· 19 SU OOl>ow'D N.8. lbr, ~Ol'ISl·Tm JobnLembedl (A1ent) me Hutlor, s.e DA ..... ,, R. E. lnv•tmata 3133W. CoMt Hwy. NB _eo_ron_a_-.w_._MG-_1_s_u __ lrd. 3244 Attnctlve Sbr. hie 2ba .,_t I la Ila NlllM:d •· z Br, modem, patio _n_s.-. __ ·------1 ........ ••••••••••••••• frplc, beamed cellln1. ••··~·••••,•• .. •••••••• :u~=i 227 Coral. 1 Bedroom ea.do near WOCJdbridre i.ue 2 Br cln to bcb , 1ar ..._,I • I 1707 Brookb urat /Aduns . 64W646 3 Br. 2~ Ba. Jacunl, 2 car cara1e. 950 per mo. -•oc.1!!!!!!!11!!!11!1"91!1R!ll!!!!!!!l!!!ON~ff~· I'!~~!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~! IMCO.. PIOP•TIIS Starting Imm ed. Call CWee C'GIMr duplex.~ £at a te Sa le, ltU Looldq for income un· Jlm780-1741., bdrlb, 2 bath up. a Lahwood llobDI home, ltaTI fie bavf 5 pro· c .... ,... 3224 Bfrm, 2 bath down. 1reat loc. Gd cond MaiirrtM• in C.11. Priced ••••••••••••••••••••••• G W ... d 1 cbt at lu1 t han reatnnlal ·orhotne + • a,-i P eate ca llXGrou. No btalt mSA'IT'S OI btcom. llllit. SELLgR Ta4l'D. financlnf '9qult'9d. In· E·Slldt, I 'Bdrm. Oara1e. w 1 L L 8 11 L P 1T--r-.-11-..,.-.-t-bc_b_t1_5_oo___,. terwtect n.en call ua. sm. eG-2510, ........ FINANC! ! •• 0001 ... ,_,. .... ..,~ 1 = vw"' or trde • ...... •• Si •671-7160• PM:91C DllAM Loftilr J .... J beth ................ ..,, .............. NGl'th • __.... • .iQ ....... In· cl:.: elaerr1 wood ea..._. ••• ludll·f• . ._. ............. .................... & , ..... 71'/8'1·0783 278'7 Briltol St • eo.t. Mtta,CA 2 BR, acl 1•r. •dU., no peta, •. n1 W. WUIOO, m ..... ·~ Da ... _ • t-...' S7H/mo. 875-8808' ••••••••••••••••••••••• c--411Mw Jl22 Pool/l'emtla, ~ M.UI bottbll tennli 1 4K-lm eve1 Sava1e •'"· · • rape9, ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo.~ -· J)9uu. pvt -·· • l -R d . ....-... llOO/IDO .Alt •.::' • WlldftC.O. "°'"'ut 11 · UtU1 pd. Dia oceen vu 1 Br, newly -------_jJ • · n1 • o r 4. PU. decor•ted w 11ara1e. DSSBl'JZ LD TwDIJH Newport Crelt 3 Br. 2"' ~ Adda 1175/mO. Aak fM ...... •lfam rm, HW Ba . Ocean View. Pool, ............. S26t ,..,......., :&t.:.':.:~00 1rno. tetm. "71mo.Ml-Mtl ....... ~ ............... ar, a., h'pic/deck up- ~......L. ~ PolnMtlia 4 w. I tie, det. home. ..,._ !:net. bee*"· ccmun . pool. tenal~, J fll. 511... I I bt, l .... J'd, l>W, no ...... ..u.tm~ . ., Moraa..1, Caa1oe Rd, f.JLD.-.-- r ' Orange CoMt DAILY PILOT/Tuelday. March 3, 1981 A.111 • 1 cz1:11tu ., ! c...-r.:, • .... -H • 1 u--, ,........,,,, -. ... __ ............• 1 Wf, ·= ... • I • ... ~ •• .A • •••••••••••••• ........ ••••••• ••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·lflllt NOii.i! REPAIRS "*-· ala.I t.. ••••••••••••••• •••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• 34 -Fou.da~,.llet •I Dft.YWALL our U · Ctrp.entry, i:ooftn1: General ctunlng-ot-BRICKWORK : Small Palntbl1 fnt./Ext . reo .....__-... a.'1 lat/at c.t.cablneU W.U., llJi.aoe llettor•· ~ ""··•"'~ wtUI the mHonr)' plumblna " J .... c •·•-1 .._. • ...,,. , IN CHAR RENOVATING lion. Slaba, Patloa, ...i-. ...:.~~ , •tucco drywall etc. ••ttll. vactnt apU.. Oua. Newport, osta ..... our IP« •Jty. Ac· ' •OOft&te CO • you )' "5-3741 8Jock6Brick.L!c'd. ·-.. -··-• ....,.._ .,....; • homes.891 S3&5 Mesa, lrvlne. Refs . cousUcpainttd. Prompt. • for• eoan evet. ...... 87~3175 Seuide PalnUn1 Ore1 Ra'OOt • Repalr 3Dda7ad Cabinets, all typu: ....................... H•l•udAoon Ho~1eanin1 rellable, l·E-X_P_E_R_T_B_r_l_c_k_._4r_1 ~ • Uc.t-.U.S $41-11111 In the Kltcbena, at.orate. ban. Driveway•, P atloa , ELt:eriUCIAN priced O••••••••••••••••••••• Sood work, 1te•dy Job Muonry. Small jobs "1----P-A_""""" __ N_G___ Le a k Rep at r 1, & DAILY bkcaae1, d I vldcu, Wa?-, Brick • Block. r1Jbt, free •tlmate on HARDWOOD FLOORS Refs. •11.28atl. 4. _.1 "-I f ln u"'' Compl«e Rooflna Jobe. "a-'tl-formlc:a •t" LJ" d 811 ·-ea.oeee I 11 Cl re.,...ns. ,....., c ac aa. 15Yean Jl.:xperfence "Raln n-Shine Roof. m ..... "'~. ~ • ·um•, ar,.orama Jobe. eaned&Waud Ho.....aHIMj Refs.551~. 760-7074 548-4182 101 ....... ~ · PILOT IN-1N9 C::llildC.. Lie. #3111121 1'7S.03St Anyt.(Jne,832>4881S.A. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -........._ C::•• fcc ....................... Top QwiUty De dable H..-.g Prof. man now In 25th yr, MASONRY and remodel· RALPH'S PAINTING BaJboll RootlniCo. SERVICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• UC. CHILD CARE Service. seu. r."tet. lS ••••••••••••••••••••••• w fMal'Donald Dou1las Ina Quality with the Lie. Int /Ext. Low Rites Ma~rtal cocta down! REMODEL-REPAJRS MyCorooadel Mar rl 531 ~ H1tul, cleanup, concrtlf' Corp. whes to houaealt. ~t price. 631·20CM Free Eat. 964-5566 Free est. 873-eTO llRECTORY AlaoCUltomCablnet.a home 873-2945 yruxpe eoce. . ~moval. Dump truck. 8_!6-M24; 873-7~ Mon., ,...._.,,,....,. Tlle-.-------- 00 IT 0 2nd teneUr~dUof!t 17 yra 11n Cocdroctor Electrician -Sm. Joba, Quick sel'\I. 642 7138 F. X EC U T I v E w I I l ...................... • • ................ ,..... • ........ •••••• • ••••• • • N W! area. c . Top qua . ma\nt. It repa,n. Lk -All&Fors.dnl Mr Palombo 982-8314. ••••••••••••••••••••••• #Z33t<J8.ClO 548-S203 · Cleal\Iiig&TrffTrtrn housesit, xlnt refs, ex· Moving? The Starving Neatpatc:bes&textul'ft Professionallnstaller y D 11 Pil · ' Conatnactlon·All types · Const. work. palntin" ~r'd. 947·5407, 644· 1248 College Students Moving Free"'· If J.14 lt available for your our a Y ot CUSTOM'INTERIOR 20rs:.:f.x . ~eat. •••••ti " Co has grown same ....._ ServieeDlreetory LI ,.,. or??Roy 964·4276 htcOtMTax · . ·· ... -.+L1g custom,.,.,... 831-0833 R-·n•-uve CARPENTRY c. . MS-~ ... 3 •••••••••••••••••("••••• -· good servtce 1115 llc'd r-•-•·-'111..~f',.~7~, ... e .. """"ll I By Jay 642·8809 RESJD,..,.,....•• •-Com-•VERYLOW~RICES• Ho.ec~ ---S••h••••,•••••••:•••••••.•• tT~.64l-84Zi . ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••Tile Inst.lied, all kinds • .. .,._ • '" .,.. ... ~ "' La-..... capema•"l·clnu-••••••••••••••••••••••• Ort orms "' renter s o• .a.a.as CL ..... llD guaran•--' er J hn !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IC--.ASenlce merclal remodelln1. •'Georie.54izou"" Want a REALLY CLEAN credit. only $995 'tll Studeotwillmoveyouat """"" ~ ...._., r a. 0 •• ":".~•••••••••••••••• Quality with the best HOUSE! Call Gingham Mar. 3rd. Bring W·2's, reas. ra\e1. 752· 1493, ~10.75. Don't Jet robbed S93-let17 J?OOT .. t<J<SEEERPVllNCGE WeCareCarpetCleaners price. Landscaping-Cleanups Glrl.Freeest.645·!H23 fillinfreetoxorganizer. IM3-STT7or847·3309 all B&B lumbing TreeStnk; • ,..... ............ Treelrimmln1-Hautin1< --- - - -No appt req'd. 64~9626 . · Gas, Water & Rooter ••••••••••••••••••••••• R•••. rat-•"""·0913 Steam clean & uphola. 1----...u--~----Maint-an ..... y..--t. Ex rt•--ho k · ----,.L.M.w. ,.._ '--Service M2 6896 ....... ...... '""" Work •uar. Truck "" ""' '"'""'" pe .,,., use et-pin", I ---.,.c;:erM4J · · ExpertTreeTrimmer -----m""'"t ~it. 345-3'7!6 Room additions. remod, Arnie. 548-8414 equip & s u pp I i es ttMll"WtCe •• •••••••••••••••••••• • ' '1 M --T AtpWt """• ~an. Geo. Pilmer & Son. funililhed. trustworthy & ....................... DAVE'S PAINTING ropttf••9lllMllf en yean experience ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'd ""'7-Total garden & lawn tlep"•J.•""o Auto Ins Cancelled "-rv\ng "-a9years ••••••••••••••••••••••• $45.Ul6S. 751·2128 Driveways. parking lot Shampoo & steam clean. 1--c __ . ""---------care. l Ume or continual '" .. ;>, All Risk SR-22 Lo Rates """Most R;~able Prof. service to save you Tree/shrub tn repairs, sealcoahng Color brighteners, wbt Drap1riet service~ SuperbHousecleananK Pine! Im 646 3995 1 ured li 'd 60-30 time & money Newport m. remov, S&S Asphalt 646·487l crpta to min. bleach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Spedal'Ular Results - - - -. ns • c · 1 7 1 Pacific R.E. 645-3683 c~ups, haul. Concrete. Lic'd. Hall. Uv.-djn. rms $15; S.S. DESIGNS G.....-Ser-flcH 673-~/642-4439 lft•e..tolt:-Fine ext/int painting by ---dut, etc. J im 63l-4.530 avg rm f1 SO: couch SlO; Custom Draperl Wln· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._.,f9411Mest Richard Sinor. Lie, ins. loofll.g Wlttdow C~ labpittliwg ~br •. Guar . elim. pet do .... , lOOO's of abri"s. Nutritional Consultant Personalit.cd House ••••••••••••••••••••••• Try-· 631 ••10 (24 hrs) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• •• -~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~or~Crpt repair. 15 yrs $3.;s:,..95 yd. 10 day d~I feel better by individual cleaning by KUMI For ins purposes. we _ """'' .,.. ew & recovers. Repair "Let~;:;~~·;;:~·· BABYSITTING Do ork myself FnoJeest 30.,....lnarea balanced vita min Ca11Eve5315172 videotape prop. & con pu;-un· g&Paperl'ng speclalist./stay busy CaJISuns .. '-•Wi'ndow My home. I yr &: up, nr exp. w · · ~· ~ therapy & dJet. consult a-tent. Coll 640-0100 Video a.L• prices. Reliable 543·0512 nui ... Victoria. c M 642.8482 Refs.531-0101 645-665~ Uon SlO. 645-2SJ2 Annie , ,..., day 1wk or Verification Cabinet Refinishing ...£leaning. Ltd 543-8853 ......., C..Ja... I>. ff 0 __. H_.... every 2 wks. Call aft ~~btStor:~~e:_:;ii QUAJALl\ly'!::. R.f<><>r~F .. ~t.G When you need expert ' ...,....,. COUI c 'r--~· 7·JOpm.642·0647 Masonry .... ~ """ "" aervice or rerualrs, tum ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Visa MC «•J "'930 ..-• • • ••• • • • • • •• •• •• • • • • • • · · .,.. . .,, to the Service l>ir ... tory GEN. CONSTRUCTION Acoustic Ceilings Drywall Specialist HOME JM PROV EM ENT MRS. CLEAN MAK F.S JT Brick & Block work Inter /Exler /Refinishing. HARBOR ROOFING i'n Claaalfi' _ _. to ~solve Additions. Remodels +custom hand texturing Qual. & prod. New & re· Remodeling Odd J obs GLF.AM ' Homes, apt... Marty ceilings/wallpaper. Lie. cv Lie/Ins. Mark 979-4411 Lk . 389944. 532-5549 mod. 13899'4. 532-5549 28 yrs exp. 979-2265 ~flc:_e ~'"::~· 646 2240 64&·68!8 Caln & Sons, 898-5105 Classified Ads 642-5678 your problem. A.parlments Unfurft.. AporttM1tt1 "'9fwft. . .,...,,.... .. u..t.rft. lOOIM 4000 llHtalt to Shon 4300 Offiu Rental 4400 Offlc. R...tal 4400 1...-.1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()pportunlty 5005 C _......._u___ 312 H..eL~•--11 31111.0 .._. _ __...leoch 3869 Young male, pvt home, Rmmte Wanll'd for ••••••••••••••••••••••• V.111....-aG -~ .... ~ ... n.--..,..,... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde area. kitch s pacious hse in Sa n Small Mfg, Commercial •••••••••••••••••••••• M ........ AahMfcJ. B R 0 C C Pr Iv 64 2 4 54 6 wk Clemente $250 +' • util Sea Lile Di.splay Units. 3 r. 2 a . near . Ni'ce 2 Br. t •L Ba. Pool. 3 Br 2 B a. in c I . 17th ST d BRISTOL r.i · 54~9847 hm t10n~smkr 498-2869 J.11 Gft Bus. est. '77 '80 Sales SINCE 1981 lst&l!ndTDs. S:SOK·S1M + O wner /Non Owne r SFRs & Condos Commercial & Industrial $450/mo Upper laundry, garage, patio. stove/refrig, yrly rental 496-5717 • ""' . .,.,.., n e w c arpet. $475 . 15'75/mo.Agt.673-3355 Room with kitc hen "•1 ""c7 I approx Sll0.000 Price G inc equ i p & 1nven t:astside 2 Br Dis 96G-S04J. l-630-0350 pnvlleges, uhl 1ncludt>d GnllJHfor Prtm1• ground floo r office from 65-75c S38.9008:1J-S7Sl hwasher, fireplace. Verasailles !Br/studio S200mo N 8 .642-6811 l •• ~.~~ •••••••• !~.s.~ pr Ml ft .. ~rom 200-3000 sq . rt North PETER DOBBS lndry rm, garage, patio M......,.. W• Aph. pent.Me condo. adlts,no -Santti Ana near tollcge. All utilities COPY SHO P· S37 .ooo Adults. no pets S475 Xtra lrg 2 Br. apt. pets. S4SO mo + Lst-last Female. age 2S·3S, non 12xl2x28 329 lln1vcrs1ty Profit $15.000 dwn 64().6016 673-9G43 642.073:5 Fireplace. washer dryer + sec. dep 645·3447. smoker. with k1tch pr1v Costa Mesa Av ail paid WC/Bal or Exchange hook up. Patio, dbl car ~S370 Jim .,... block to bch N B March 2nd S95 per mu 1 Est ab 1 5 d 5 lh yrs w .. 20.220/o YJftd7 On YourT D ·s. Notes SSRl.iff~·fnvestorsSS I Br Stove & ref rage 1 garage Children OK. 675·1706 Days 646-4262 631-0ll\5: 642_6157 Small yard Adult. no1 ~~r H. Harbour Cute. private lBR apt on ""-&.111-· ............. 4400 540-3666 Call Denni.son Assoc.'. 673-7314 pets s:ns. 548 lm ~· Penin. Steps to beach Elegant. large. patio. ~~ '"" .. Partial bay & ocean 'Fash Is I Poo I No view. 675-4912 s moke $390 640 6594 ........•.••........... , Broker wants partners Arnie Queved o The Property Mart &40-9019 La rge I Bdrm Near s hops. pool. all ut1I pd 1884 Monrovia 548·0336 FREE RENT t111 3/31/8l. Hntg Landmark 3 BR condo. brand new DAdJt.'1 only over 40 yrs Nr S.C. Plaza. lge I bdr m . 16.Wmo. 759-9386 patio. gar, S4001mo S200 ----dep. 631·0560 3 Bdrm apt. 4 blks to beac h New cpt . $42S+S250dep will move you in. C 121Surf536-7542 2bdrm. Iba. fenced back yard, sep gar. $425 /mo $12.'>sec. 754-0986 2hdrm. new rarpets. 2273 Maple, $395 545-5004 3 Br 2"'1 Ba 2 Story, frplr. lndry rm. an 4· Plex Bo is a C hica I Warner area. $S80 per mo ~5'5'>4 Triplex. 3 br 2 b;.i S550 tmo I hr. I ha : 3 Br 2 Ba lst S350'mo F.nl'I gar, month.5.S500mo lrpk, patio. lndry fal' ns-0781 2276 Pamela Lane. C M & last 1 br. Iba. frplc, OW. encl. Versailles Studio. all Amenities. $450. 549-0833. Luxurious 1 Br Condo eves Joyce 540-3822 day Room for rent. 52nd Nep tune. prefer surfer 548 8103 $SOO mo. Xlnt fac Full Hotefs, Mot.ft 4 I 00 sec. ~4646 or 631 7653. • •• •••••••••••••••• •••• J ohn Lembeck (Agent> Balboa Inn oceanfront --Low Wlllter rates. Daily Westcliff adult condo, 2 or weekly Kitchenette bedrooms. 2 baths. Din· $90&: up 675-8740 ing room. Fireplace. --- Freshly decorated Un SEA LAlll MOTEL rum. t600 mo 631-7300, Weekly r enta I now Bkr. a vail Color TV. phones in rms . 2274 Newport POSH 2 BR l"' Ba. Blvd.,C.M.646-7~ ,patiOll. nr Hoag. adlts, V CIHOft Rewtah 4250 ~ $495. 631·3888, .~ ••••••••••••••••••• Open hrs 4 30 5 30pm &45-6473 gar Nr Hunt Harbor WESTCU~ 2 Br Gar Chald1Pe1 OK Jan.~1186 2 br, 2 ba, frpl, pool, nr. 4bdrm. Zba condo on North Shore of Tahoe Fully furn 5/m111 from North Star $400 /wkly 957 -3226. SJ0.3946 Bert S485 Ask fo r Mi ke lnlM 3144 shops. adlts ~ ~ d~p. 641 0763 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 631.5586 ----------2 HUG F. Redrooms 1n NEW WOODBRIDGE 3Brcondo.w/boataUp. super location Fully 2Br,2Ba,den,lrplc.15'75 Callfordetails. carpeted. built ins. mo. Ml·9559 67s.8SSOat\er6PM ground noor Adults . no LOCJllllCI leoc.;--3141 . pets. $3:5() mo l\pply Apt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cannery Village. lbdrm. E 568 W W&li;on Oceanfro nt con do. avail immed. $400/mo. 646-44n beautiful view or Divers _67_~ __ . ______ , 3126 cove. z hr. 2 ba adults. no pets. Kathie Hardesty • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Re a !tor 760-8244. 2 Br. I Ba with refnge., bullt·in!I , carpels & drapes. M2S 951 -0881 or 951·7~. Ask for Louie. 33801 Manana Hewport hach 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARK NEWPORT Et Toro 3132 COUMTIT CLUI Newport Heights Duplex 2 Br. J Ba. Adults. no pets. $495. Mo. 1st. last deposit. 517 Bolsa. Days 631 -~20. Eves Wknds 548-5041. Big Bear. close to-slo~s. I s ips 8, frplc. S451day, I $175/wkly. 546·0116 aft 6pm. Large Big Bear Cabin Pool table. color TV. 2 r~plcs, sips 14 545·~916 ...... to Shore 4 3 00 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Moving" Avoid deposits & cut. U vlng ex pens es 1 Professionally since 1971 HOUSEMATES 832·4134 Elegant prul bldg. 115' pt>r SQ n lse. Red ('arpct 893-13:51 l M O's fat•il. 2 000 sq It 2300 S ( Low Mst Nev. Iv Heduced to Sl200 mo decorated R~lhrn<!m & lse. Red Carpet. 893 13.'>I wetbar Quiet < u~ta Mesa area NEWPORT CEHTEI Rkjltt lffllty Full Service Suites 979-1533 scvr C OSTS$ All you ne«I for one monthly fee' 64().5470 1617 Weslcliff N B Want hnane1al inst 7000s .f Isl. Ooor Agent !'>41 5032 Now avn1lable Ideal Rent 3 mos to 3 yrs. 180 location for Attorney. to 83S stt Flex. terms Real F.state or F.n lusinns Rental 4450 . ....................•. P..W Locofiot1 1270 Sq rt on busy Beach Roulev a rd-H untin gt on Beach Ideal for r eal estate office. store or other suitable business. 2 Pnvate baths. availa· ble immediately . JO Year lease. Attractively pnced 642-4311, ext 286 Weekdays Fumorunlum trepreneur m beautiful llgMlealty ly maintaine d full Co-1c.kll t't-1533 service bu II d I ng I_.. 4475 ----1Comer Westcbff Dr & ••••••••••••••••••••••• KOLLC&f?EA Irvine Newport Beach > Store Space for lease MEWPO.T soo sq n. Call Melulsa 1500 sq. n.. & 1260 sq. ft. Elegant executive suite~ 645-6101 in Huntington Beach in prestige locolion Flex ibl e terms With l'Omplete support Newport Cente~ Lawyer I 213/557202. services or other profession a I --- 714 /851-0681 single ofc 111 exec suite CORONA DF.L MAR ----Law library, rel·ep't. Pnme retail loc Hwy Own your own Jean Shop; go direct ·no mid die man. no sales man's fee. Offering all the na· tionally known brands such as Jordache. Van· derbilt. Calvin Klein. Sedgefield, Levi & over 70 ot h er b r ands S16.500 00 includes beginning inventory. airfare for 1 t.o our nat 'I warehouse. training. fix· lures & Grand Opening Promotions Ca II Mr Loug hl i n at Mademoiselle Fashions 1112)~1304 Ext. 6 HAVE A HIGHLY PROFITABLE. non· franc h ised J ean & Sportswear Shop ol your own. Featuring over 100 brands -Le vi , Van derbill . Kl ei n . Sedgefield, Brittan1a, KOLLCEKTEA teleplrone answering frontage:._645-5429_ -many more. $16,500.00 3700 sq ft deluxe includes Inventory, in· MEWPORT avaJI Lease avail AV Elegant e~ecutive suites CO Financial To wer showroom & warehouse. shop training. installed Seetoapprec. 631·4402. fiirtures & Grand Open· in pres tige location 955·2411 ~~C:~plete support 2:X> F. 17th St 714/851 ·0681 Costa Mesa sui tes -----350-900 sq tt from 7Y All 25-0-500 SQ. ft. gmd nr. amenities Call Terry utlls pd. From $200. 779 Cres.~man 554·9000 W 19th. SI C M T<Jm 957 1900 IMtwt; kll I...... 4500 ing. Open within 15 daya. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Mr . Hartley a t $SOO up. 1640' fndus 'l/Of· fire. 18101 Redondo Cr. "P ". Hunt Bch. 8'2·2834 PACESE T TER FASHI ONS (2 14 ) 937-fl876 '""'" ........ O,,art.Mty 5015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want investor for Npt bayfront home. Give well secured lst or 2nd T.D Agt. 675-6161. --- 2nd Tru s t De ed purchases a rranged For details. call 960-1957 bkr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEIGHT LOSE IT &: Earn Money 821·3241 Lo1t&F.-d ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642·5'71 Lost: Blk/wht M. Cat. red collar w /name tag. 'B unjl '. Vic CdM . 640-4019 Reward ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1..-dMew! $525 Per MOftth UYIMG Singles. 1&2 bedroom apt.s. &: townhouses. 450 sq n $450 per mo 4001 Birch St Newport Heach Agent 541·5032 F or F w /child to s hr hig - Npt. Shn. across from condow/same. pool. jac. Lido Isle, on water. bay view. lbdrm. Ir Uv rm & din. t675. 615-7155 . BEST RATE G real oc:·ean v it>w from this 2 story office suite an C M Pvt entrance & bath. SSOO No lease 631-mO WESTCLlff AlEA Executive s uites . gro und lloor loc . Secretarial /bookkeep· ing serv avail. Call for more details (714)631-3651 MESA INDUSTRIAL PARK 711W.17HL. St. LOAN SSOO or more Obi your money. Loan is secured by unprecedent- ed 1st In mm financing histoey. 714.957 ... LOS'J" Blk/Whl m. cat. red collar w /name lag CdM vie REWARD ~19 Lost: l4K gold men's ID bracelet. nightclub, Lag. Bch. $100 reward. Dys ~2980. 956-4.520 1140 s.ar. ,... Hnr T rab.co lood Gftd B Toro rood. For iROn l1tforMotlo1t cal... (7141 516-4910 HwtliAigtuhhecll3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE WHtFfU TIH Luxury Adult units 1t af· fordabl~ living 1,2 a. 3 Br. Well decorated . Olympic size pool, light· td tennis court. Jacuni, park like landscaping. Most beautiful bldg. in H.B. From $360. M6·0619 ,~<J ADULT ~~ LIVING & 10 ots • Ollnwaslltu & 880 s • Pool & Rec Room • G110en l1noscap1n9 • JC>Q 10 Buch & S11oos G SEA ENVIRONMENl ,, •• •11"' Mil ' ·~~ ti tt .,,..,, .. J ,11 From "29 &44-1900 bch. Pool. Encl. gar tennis S200 645-5165 in Oceanfront for Winter Rentals. Furnis hed a. unfum. Broker. 675-49l2_ S475Jyrly. 640-50'78 Roommate wanted. M IF, S.... l>.Rct 3110 2S·35. lo shr beaut house NEWPORT BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• m Lag Bch 494·5844 or 3 Br. 2 Ba. Condo. Across 497.21193 NO FEE! Apt & Condo rentals. Villa Rentals 67S-t912 Broker 2 br. 1"'1 ba + gar. Hoag Hosp area. nu decor . open h.1e Sal & Sun 11·3, 42 38 H II a r h W a y • from S.C. Plaza . Securi· ty & s wimming pool. $550. 645-2462. 2 Br. 1 ba, near So. Cst Plaza. Security gate. pool. l child ok. No pets. M25 mo. 7SZ.. 7474. S500 __ imo_._830-__ ~_5_· __ 3Br, 2Ba nr So. Coast 3 Br. 2 Ba. \.o'J block lo Plaza. pool, jac, play· beach. Yearly. ground, kids OK. ~30 • Shared Ll•iftcJ * Counseloni to personally select your compatible rmmte to suit your lifestyle. Shared·Llv111~ 833 Dover Dr Suite 3l N 8 831-1801 M/F to shr hie In C.M nll5 + 'h utll. Non-smkr 675-7794, 549-8677 548-8083 mo. (213) 868-6039 eves. --------------------1 M /F to shr new home, 3 condo SOtlllt L..-. 3116 Br, 2""' ba, tennis crt. Spacious 3bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hunt. Bch. l#a Cuesta. Oceanfront s tudio apt PJO, Call Bam to 6pm. with patio, overlooking 96().11831 pvt beach. 9650/mo util --------- Near new 1 br, centrally incl. -.2253or499-5021. Mature F, 2 br. 2 ba, non· located, encl. garage. W • .... Jltl smoker. S220 Incl. utlls. 2"'1 ba. Quiet loc. '8115/mo. 631-1759. 631-4744 ....... '7S.2113 uln-F.V.983-&216 -----------....................... ---------- Zbr. tba, frplc, Newport New two bedroom. one Nice 2Br, 3Ba db twnhse. H,U. 11535/mo. bath unit with 1arage. E. Bluffs, Nwpt Bch. 1'75-0349 M50 ipootb. :M8-U7M. Fum. PIO mo. 758-0422 YEARLY. 3 Br. 2 Ba. A,_ ............. d Rap. F to 1hr lge 2 br ~ to ocean. -5 per er ...... hta1d JfOO Nwpt ~h hie w l•P• 4t mo~ Bkr. MS-mJ •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• I BBQ. $275. 673· 1955 • Ci'O to 4200 ~ ft •Janitonal Service & Utilities Included *Adjacent to Airport It Restaurant Row •Access to 3 Major Fwys. 833-8813 Luxurious, full service of· fice space, J ·6 rms. con· ference room. sec'I services . Newp o rt Beach, Call for info: 752-6Ul8 450 sq. ft. De lightful working s pace with ocean view. Full bath. 3 yr old bldg. $4SO mo . \umer Alsoca., 494-1171'. . Quiet 2 Br. l Ba. with S E A W I N D _.,_.m_s ____ _ --------a 1ara1e. petlo, pool. VILLAGE Fem wanted to shr home Adulta, no peta. 1801 H. New 162 bdrm luxury w 11 a rn e n r O C C . 15th. St. Newport adult apt.a tn 14 plena U25/mo. Reh r eq. WOODI •UArJS. 146-6191 Adult lmur'J l 6 2 • 3 Bdnn. e.Ylifw laka • atre•ma. Complete emenltlea. No P•t•. rromsm. Spadoul 2 Bdrm w /nu cpt, pelft&. drpe. Klda OK. No pets. 11111 Holt . $05. U'f·OOI btwn S.Tpm. Xlnt loc. PierJdnt ~· doe. l ·lbr, '450·1100, pool , jec , tenntl. ... am. La,... a Br. trpac, EftcW ,.,.-. m•••· I bdrm co.do llldJ •~I. pool /ju /11••• au ............ He1Jbtl. telJO. I0-7teC>. from tMO. a bdrm rrom -~-------~ VllW $SOf + poola. tennta. J'etn non-amoter 11-z to La119 a • z Ba over· "'~· panda! Gal allr mr, 2Ba reclecoN1t· looklal Baek '1ay . ~~ L.IM~~ ed bM nr bdl.9200 mo. Load• of elo .. tti tntr1 drive Nol1b on ff.l!l.Uf.U40 ftretllMe, a ca~ Beaeh to McFadden "-y ..__ •-1a.r -11em or balclcldea. 145 OOflhnlO u.. WIR on lfcr'llddtn '-"• ._""' "' .. '' Dr. Call before 5Pll. to S.ewlnd VUl•I•· ma.1"_911C.M. Sl50 m9. + $7'5.,,,,_orMS-lJIO. <lM)-..Sut. ~ um .. Must be reap. Nl.,_ f /DOIHmkr lo 1hr 3 bdr C .M . bou1e $171 /mo+Corlnne eat..flll aft •pm ··-.. ~.-ft ... #-......--.... ...................... . ~ ............... • ••••••••••••••••••••• For slort' & ofnc:e space at reasonable rates. 500 to 2700 Sa ft. MESA VERDE bR PLAZA 1525 Mesa Verde E. C.M. 545-4123 Newport Beach. $1 .25 sq. ft. New dlx office or r e tail w /pvt bath, security. a /c, 600·2400 sq. ft . S09 31st St. (next to Bank of Newport. Lido Canne ry area ). '7S.~. C213>fM1·9'700 PRIME WATERFRONT RETAIL SPACE 1st TIME AVAILABLE 500-2600 Sq. Ft. NEWPORT BEACH SPECIALTY CENTER ~~ TNMcL~..._ S,. .... Lc I I t ,,.. .... l114M7W6'2 Costa Melo. C•. 642-4463 M0tt) !JH, Trwt 0.-5035 •2080 sq ft warehouse ••••••••••••••••••••••• F o µ n d M a n ' s avail for immed oc· Wfler~Co. Wristwatch approx. cupancy. •2780 sq fl All types of real estate 2·21 ·81. Vic. Newport warehouse avail late investment.saince 1949. Helghta a rea. Call to Feb. •2-1800 sq. ft. units Spedala., a. identify646-73;19 avail early March. •33' WTDt Lost: Khaki belt to ladies sq. ft . •Leasing office 642-2171 545-061 I raincoat. At Ease sale . hrs. Mon. thru Fri. 8-4. 1 _________ _ _S_a_t._l_0._2_· ______ 1Wldow baa money for Reward. 644-8693 COSTA MESA Industrial 2ND T.D. 'a a ny size Lost: Schwinn Collegiate 5,000 sq ft, new Ult up, above $10,000. No credit mdl, pis bike. green. 18W cleaheillng, ~sq I, no pn)ty. For action CM U'H. 543-5998 ft 'fl ·1 1 call AGT 873-731 l o cea, a vat n WANT ACI'ION1 3 0 / d a y s . 1 · 5 I Y r anytime Cl .. ,_. Ads lease .. 33< net. Owner •-,. ---------_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-_-_:~:..==asa==u='""==N2===·5e7=8~ (714 )642-6971. Ml Irvine so sq ft fenced gas dieael tanks. modem shop/offiees, 551-3006 PRIME C.M. loc:. 1500 lo 1800 sq . rt. ofc . warehouse. $450 plus mo. Avl. l mmed . 54().CQS ..... w ...... 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Garage needed, C.M. area. must bave U hr aceeu. rB-'J• ....... /l"Hf/ ..... ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11;:..., 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• 0...M9uf' 1811) low• 8'. ColtaMeaa You aretht wfnner of ............. <St• uJue), to ....... ........ Mar. 4°"11 Mar.I A......un Coovtetklo ~ Call .. .,., nl. m '° clalauourUcqu. ••• Use "'6Wfl' At/ s~rvice when placing your ad ... a Da ily Piiot ad number will appear in your classified ad . we take your messages 24 hours a day . . . you c:all in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... th Is service is only $7 .so week. For more Informa- tion and to place your ad call 642-5678. ~-.. " . ,. " * ~~.~ ..... ~?.~ .... -¥!~;.~ .. , .. ?!!'! ... -~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~ ..... ?!~! !!~.~~ ..... ?!~~ Orange Coast DAILY PILOTrruesday, March 3, 1981 •~. l BEAUTICIANS C-.....,...Hm• D C d HttpW..t.ct 7100 mWcmhd 7100~W..t.4 7100 -·Ill l.ab rn x. U"Ader l A 6 ~•mt ...-rapery oor Ina tor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ~-:-•••••••••••••••• ... _,. H•lp W-..cl 7 I 00 )'r, It. cotden, vie. c MANJCUlUSTS, follow· AmbtUoua. brl,hl anO exp. penon needed for •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lladbet1 Sc~I. C.M. A,-.C~ Ina pNf. To wort In enerf!llc people wanted drapery department In OVARDS-Jrvlne & S.A. Llve·ln lady m•ture for PRINTStlOPTRAIN~E Feb. n . Rewar d . !!uell ca~r oppt1 wann. friendly ulon. for fUIJ and p/ttme help our deal en studio. locaUons, $4.00 ft up <'Ompan1onahip. lite Musttypc40wpm ~ ExpeT.MC.•OrFashlOO ffn. fkidble. ~Hair forbutydelU11a.odwich W-1801 978-7243or638·8191 h11kp1l /cookll)j(. rrct-33l 3rd St . Llll(Ul\8 11land lnvel,tment Orm. Oepot.M7-22S4 shop.Ooodstartlnrpo11 room/board/salary Beach LOST: Blk/Wbl Cat Aclama /Brook burst eru REWARD~15el Medical/dent.al benefit.a . Uon with xlnt chance for DRAPERY SHOP GoUARDS 1) I tull)peJd.Ccwnputer ex Beauty advancemet\t ln arow· ln Nwpt Bch needs Full & part time All Ca ll Mra . un o p Ptr·F/1' ht·lp•needcd in per.Call:IM0-0123 Proareulve ulon to lna C()mpany. To set up mechanical person. •reaa. lJnJ!orma rurn'd. 494'8075 moll room. Pie<'t' work LOST: Male Gold Rabbit Newport k>olllns for appt. for Interview call Good drlvln1 record. Ages 21 or over. retired Live·ln, young dbabl.-d '+ mcenUve 641·3907 creative, motivated, Stanetf7).IOOO. Fast advancement for welcome. Noex~r. nee. remalC" business studl.'nt :Z welJ.tralned, exp Hair sharp trainee. 8'18-11780. Apply · Un Ivers a I needs F.n.chsh speakm1t PUILIC Ac ._/C .. I __.._. Designer. Call 833-03fM. COUNTER HELP Pl'tltection Service. \2.26 attendant. Ask for Ann. RE:LA TIOHS vie Trade wlnda /San-l•-•••-••-1 u aco Pleue calJ Nf.9844 r .ccwwwwv No experience nee. AM DRIVERS WANTED w sth St .. Santa Ana. 891-9571 P tr for resort condos SCRAM4.ETS Poislllon w /Npt. 8ch. BOOKKEEPER/ 1h1ft.Fulltime.Applyln PartUmedellvery.Ear-lnterviewhrs·9-12&H. GOOD phone voil'c prop. mgmt. firm · RECEPT. Medical of. pe~: Dipplty Donuts. ly mominf. L.A. Times Moo-Fri. L1ve·in howiekeeper com AM 'AFT Santa Ana ANSWERS Outstanding career OPP· rice. Laguna area . 1854 Newport Blvd.. Irvine /Newport Beach panion ror ttlderly ladv ofc AM Aft $4.00 hr 0 ... _ .. _w -Newsy t y . -Ci /L. A/P · A /R Small, congen ial office. C.M. area. Must be reliable & HAllDIESSHS 642 0056 aft. tretn1ng ~2957 ~ w/emphasls In financial f ull time. Insurance have dependable trans. w tClientel, be your own Power -Admire -analysis. If you 're forms/typing. Call Bet-COUMTHHELP $425 +. Ca II Jess : boss , c.-a 11 GI 11 d ys My ·-c~INnOOven'!"~ane~ bripilJttwin/priorftCexlpd , ty .499-1702. Sat/Sun 10PM·4AM. 546-Q33S. 751-5221 -· "" ~ .. we ra you °' prov e M 0 n . Fri 7 A M . l P M robot that would do all ror career ad vance-BOOKKEEPER/SEC'Y Wmchell's Donuts 253 E. Driver for van w /ship-~air dresser wanted. lots the housework, but ment.Call:64-0-0l23 F II · E · 17lhSTCM ping duties. Part time ordrOpins.busy cou1dn't sell it. He found l~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I u time. xperience Steady. AM preferred. 494·5677 out it wouldn't do WIN-1= pref. Newport. 631'2825 Counter help wanted Good growth opportuni· DOWS. I o 0 k ll • e p • r I f 11 11 F I T , M i c h e I I e · s t y w i t h a c t i v e ACCOUNTING C._. Cleaners. sportswear company in Register today for local Rapidly grow1ng C.M. 496·5124 ____ Newport Be a ch temporary assignments. m(g firm Is seeking an CPT 8000·Sel'retary, 646-86ll8. HAii STYLIST NEED NEW IM AGE" Colleen O'Hara has a s pacious salon In perfect location. If could be ex 557-0045 exp'd. full c.-harge book· Newport Beach Law or. keeper Interesting & rice. as1' for Cindy Ray Dr iver to pick up de· aclly what you are look ceued pets & some yard ing for 646-1345 MACHIMIST Par1 t1m1• for short run produdlon lathe work lite. clean job 646 32t5 MACHINE SHOP TRAINEES Pwtch Press 09*'. P /T evenings. Over 3yrs ex per. necessary Costa Mesa 631 0700 Real Estate l,1r nt't' Lomt Officer Exp in 2nd & 3rd TD I o a n 11 I a r t· m e n l (7 14 )~32 liJll 1213l41HOOO Real F..'ltate 1.11.· rll'I' ROJlaur1nt FRY COOK. COUNTER " ASSlST MOR ~I· Uons •n in fast food retitaurant. Nr. Airport 639-l.!182 l"'-'•tH.ip Del Taco In Newport Beach i.S now hlrina full & part Ume help Doth day & night shirt s avallabkl Please apply in per$On. 2112 South East Bristol. Nf'wport Beach Restallrant Show dance r wanted for Ichabod's ,fttfhous• O~ng soon. 0 Co ':1 newest nighL s pot R stones in the sky Oi111n11 & dancing t.o rock & pop Up lo $7 Apply in person at 2.'.Jt61 El Toro Rd. flop floor of Home Savml(s & Loan Bld_g) 1-:1 Torn Thurs, l''r1, Sat. Mon t. Tues betwl-en 6-9pm FOUND : Blk puppy female. Poodle·gray male. Sheph e rd-ten male, Shepherd-blk & tan male. Also cat· Siamese mix male Newport Beach Animal Shelter 644·3656 ment. computer & cn-L'n-':. pleasant work environ-17141644-6S16 work. 19542 Beach Blvd. Handicapped workers. H.B. rast hands/good mind lrnmed openin~~ fur much operator ... Will tram for(' M plant i-:x cell co benef11'< Deltronlc S4$-04t3 ln•nfmeftt Counselor F.xp 10 2nd & 3rd TO I o a n p I a c t' m l' n I , 1 7 \4 l f!32 6311 , 1213)41~4050 Restaurant budget exp a +.Growth CUSTODIAN IEMPOllAllV P!llSONNIL Sll!VIC!S potent i a I· cont ro 11 e r f / T . 3 Pm . 1 1 P m , within 2 yrs. Salary $13K·Sl5K lo start. Send male /female, Harbor resume to: CO&G 5020 area church. Cal Chuck Dry C lean er needs Wewant_rou.641-3907 HARDWARE SALES l>il Y f oo d J>O SI tions /Cocktail pos1t1011o; Apply in per;on · Lost . Male Ca t Orange /White. Green collar. Jteward. 760-1977 3723 llrch S'"•t Newport IHCh E.0 .E. D NB 8 ·5pm . M on .Fri. Campus r. . . 92660 631.2880. Found: male German !!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'•I Attn: D.A.F. ---- Shepherd mix, 2124. nr ACCTG CLEflK IOOtCICHPEfl F /C c .. tomer R.toffons mature. resp. person to work 4 hrs. evenings & Sat. Gd. pay + gas money Mr . Be st Cleaners, CdM. 675·3306 LAGUMA IEACH Retail. Perm Cull & p /time. 240 Broadway. 497.4403 MACHINE SHOP lmm e d opentnl! m a (' h I 11 \' II p (' r a I II I trainee 1\ll J.!1rl !lt'pl Real Eslat<> SUCCESSOR FAILURE IM '8 I ? TllF. RUSTY PEI.I< 'AN 273S W Pett. Npt Jl r h Re-;taurant W ait•n fW aitresses 1-:xpc:r'd . p t1mt• nt>edt>d for dinner <;h1ft $5 75 1wr twur "In llJIS Pvt roun tn rlub <';ill art :tPM M4~04 Pia':,!!' School, F .V. Exp'd, mature person SECRETARY ~rowin!!~ancial co. inh ~l.-;. ror general office & r v n""""' person wit Facto., wort. .... Costa Mesa location gd phone manner. oCCice Pff'IOftCllh 5350 payroll Accural'Y a Good w /phones. full A l 1 0 10 k Permanent position m ust CM area "xper .. ypn.,. · ey. CostaMesa.631-0700. •••••••••••••••••••••• · time. Typing, general Will train on computer. 1 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~ PRE LAW student needs 549-22:11 o ff 1 c e Procedures · $900 + Ca 11 · Bobbe. 1: $25.000 Will do anythingr---------645 2'l44 839·8045 . Legal. Conrident1al ADVStTISIMG File Clerks.want a change'? Use your skills for bonuses. 641 ·3907. DVM. P o Box 3242. Acd. Coordlncrtor loddleepincJ Clertr N.B. 953. Full time. exper. helpful Immediate openml't for but not nee. Many com - a gen c y ex P e r ' d pany benefits. Apply at · coordinator with gd 1660 Placentili A.ve COVER GIRL managerial organ1u-Costa Mesa tional skills Industrial or trade accounts back •CAI DRIVERS• • OUTCALL • 953-0778 MC/VISA FIRST LADY ground preferred. Call Checker Cab Freddi at 714·730-0355 770-0222 Escort. Models -----·1 Castuer & To Go pos1l1on Party Dancen. ADVERTISING avail PM shift F.xper * 972-1345 * ADVERTISIM& preferred S kinny MC & VISA Accepted SALES Haven Restaurant 9901 -----$2000+ Yorl<town Ave,HB Apply Data F.ntry Clerk /Terminal Operator. must be selr· ---------starter. accurate. gd with figures. abilily to work independently. famibarily with l'teneral comput er concepts ht>lpful. Salary open & commensurate with exp FILECLHK Large insurance agency has immediate opening for fast. energetic rile c lerk. Paid company benefits. Call· L.inda at 549-8161 Gd opportunity to ad· !!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!Ill!!~!!!~ vance with a fast grow I . ingCoinC.M 549.2221. 1Flex1ble hours. --phone. nee DB.I. f/T & P (T. 642-3\69, 4 RPM car . ••• HARDWARE SAl.f':S Full lime /Pu rt t1m<' A 1J ply in person Crown Hardware. 1024 Irvin<• I Weslcliff Pla1.a) N. R - ---... Help needed Take & rte liver orders H1~h earn 1ngs po t e nt ial Ph 642·3169, 4-1\PM H 0 M E C I. f'; A N I N <: S ERVICE h<'IP nt.-l'dl'ct 1mmed Call btwn Mon ThurS..7 PM 64S 0961 6 A M 2 3 0 I' M (' '"" .i Mesa plant F x1·1•ll l'ompany lwnl'f1b 1\111• ly Dellnin1c . ~ .. 15·0413 MAMICURISTS WANTED W Chental J.!rt~at n·nl ,d x I n t work in J.! <' o n ti 770 2345 MEOICAL COURIER Mu .,t have ov.11 tra11 ... 1111rt at1011 ~· h1· famili ar "'1th l'.1 l1f fr\\\ "''ll'nl '" ..... 11 ... l'h·a. .. :int 1111 ... 111110 for 111 ''" \\hi• l'llJll" tlrl\lllJ.: M u n F r 1 ~I ri I'M 7f)ll ll"lllll I llavc v1111 1·11ns11ltr•·d the p1lf;ilb or t•1111l mernal & r~1dl·nt1.il rt al estate? For e~.1111 ph' 17•·; INT rall'"· lon.i.: esrrow<1. farminJ,! for lll>llllJ.!S. ('om1w t1t11111 etc ' Profffsionaf Land Corporation llas the an~w1·r for vour S U<'("l"~ In 1981 . 2 l.t•:1m 111 mark••\ '"" n1st loh ,1n<I a1·n·<ll!l' m So Calif We ha\ 1• Ill' INT rah•" 1-;:1rn $.'iOh I•• $l50K, r1r~l ,Vl'ar. Ull IJ m1t<.'() It· ads & m11n" License r•q11ired. For 'iU<'<'~s in l!mt .1-.\.. for Mr Tl'lll~ 95.5 3402 & ~JI K557 R f:TAll. Clt>rk. rull or p t1m<-Costa M e<,a Sta tinner., 270 f": 17th. ('o<,t:J Mt•<;<t i\pµlv 1n p1•r-on \OA M t n 12 11n I~ ll 1-:TAIJ. SALES LAGUMA BEACH llard"'are Prrrn foll t. JI t1mt• 2411 Hroarl .... 1" \!1'7 \403 FANTASY Pr.R MONTH in person READIMGo ETC M usl be experienreli CASHIER Eslary's. 3444 E Coast Hwy. CdM.615·1354 Ao StOCJCJS 20lll Kime Dr S.A. Heights HOST /HOSTESS Full time 2 pos it ions available l>ay & t•\ 1• Must be able to "'ork wknds. J\pply in person 3PM to SPM The Jolly Ro~er, 400 So ('ou~t Hwy, LaguM lleat•h No phone calls MEDICAL OFFtCE RKe-pt/Gt'ft. Office Nt'edc; J>t'r'>on 1•\ Small frwndh t·11 m HPta1l i\~t·nl "'Ith 2 "' mo r 1• \ "a r' <' ~ JI 1., nc·l-.h'1H'1<tll'd I· .1 r ct 1 I I o 2 2 I I M art1n 1'l;11 a ('••ntr" In 1111· 9'.!715 1\tln Tnm m11· 0 .C. NEWEST & MOST Call Mr. Crossen LIBERAL STUDIO rs 759-0652 NOW THE BEAC H AREA'S CLOSEST AC· Alarms Winning team TION 8125 Bolsa. Expenenced personnel Midway City. Jus t 2 required by OrangE' blocks east of Reach County Set•urity ron Blvd. behind liquor tracting firm Lo w store. S4J..9243. volla~e & electrical ex --• ---penenc:e necessary Ex •FOXYLADY • OUTCALL ONLY VISA. MC • 972·1I31 * per1enced only nt"ed app ly 714-838..0310. ASSIST MAMAGER Auto rental. No exper. --------•! o~ary Call 979·8826 Exotk&corh 558-1946 24 Hr. Service Serving Or. Cly ••• ~ Jet11tinCIS 1950 16th St. Apt r.f.205 Newport Beach You are the winner of 4 "'" tick~ ($14 value>. to AftClhHn loot Show Mar. 4 thru Mar 8 Anaheim Convention Center or 772-SMO. AUTOREMTALAGT No exper. necessary Call 979 8826 or 772 GSSO AUTOMOTIVE Tune up. person & auto detailer M/F . expr pref. n2 to $18 per hr Call alt 4. 661-1267 BABYSITTER/NANNY Competent woman to ca re fo r newborn Mon/Wed & Fri. Approx 6 hrs day Xlnt s alary 613-8423 Call 642·5678. ext 272 lo ---------claim your tickets ••• Desperate for S W 2S yr Male will seriously con· sider selling a kidney or any other body part. Med. purposes only Reply Daily Pilot Ad !829 PO BOX 1560 CM 92626 --- A 11.AMTIS MASSAGE SPA Be pampered Be•ul. Girls IOAM·4PM 7 Phone 645-3433 by t6 Open days TOUCH A CLASS ESCORTS 752 <Ml17 INTRO SPECIAL MYSTIC MASSAGE MASSAGE $10 W /AD Santa Ana 556·4656 AMBER formerly with COVER GIRL is now with THE GIRLFRIENDS' THE Girtfriends •ISCORTS• "-/Offfu,IHohl • 759·1216. 24Hra Now Hiring MC Visa Banking TELLERS F'ULLTIMF. Position available in our South Coast Plaza omce Experience pref'd. Call KathY Ambur,:tey S40-4066 CALIFORNIA FEDERAL ScrYings & Loan 695 Town Center Dr. CMta Mesa. Ca. 92626 F.qual Opportunity Employer Banking Rec.,t jSwftchboard Seeking personable sp· pllcant with gd phone etiquette Exper. helpful. Typing re· quired. Call : Sylvia Waters, 552·6100 IAMCOFIRVIHE Equal Oppty Emplyr Banking TELLER , .... TIMt Fullt1me fo r large manne hardware store. Xlnt benefits & working cond.lllons 645 1711 Delivery Driver to work al auto part.o; store. Must be 18 or over, have valid California Driver's license. good dnvinR· re cord. & know Costa Mesa . Apply at Hub Auto Sup pl y , 2120 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa. 646-2464, as k for Claud. You are the winner or 4 frff ticllds < $14 value I. to ...... "' loatShow Mar. 4 lhru Mar. 8 Anaheim Conventiort Center U os t s 1H o,t essrs Waiters /Wail rt'ssc•!-i wanted for pt'rit'n1•1•'1 "11h d1t' I 11any nftu.r 11<'f'an rll'l'd.., taphonl.' 1n~111 a11•·1· 11111 I rullt11n1· JJ4.'r,on f11r rt' 1n l( & ltan <tl1n .i.: repllo11 & 'ar1<'I\ of tt•lcphonP~ On1· pt•r-.on iieneral 11ff11·1• 1111111·-. o(fi<e f''ullttml' J'0'1111m Must h;i\ll' )!ood lvpm~ R'll II 7 !'har~t· 1111r'>•' H(I twct J-'('F 1-'ull & rwrt t1ml'. ~d :.alar} Me::.a Vl•rilt• Cunv llo~pl 6'>1 \cnll'r gt . CM 5411 5~8.'i CASHIER HOUSEWARE SALES Apply in person: Crown Hardware. 1024 Irvine. IWeslcUfr Plaza> NB khcmod's Penthouse Openillg !loon. O Co -. nl'west ni!(ht s pot II stories in the sky. Din in I! & dancing lo ro<'k & pop lip to s:>thr 18 ok No exp ne<'. will tram App ly m person al 23861 El Toro Rd . (top noor of Home Savings & t .. oan BldR.I El Toro Thur:;, Fri. Sat. Mon & Tues between 6 9pm 951 ·2800 S ii n t a i\ n a .1 r,. a sk1ll!-i Donna. 645 363'.l CASHIERS UTDTEM Oefttal Asslstonf Chair side. RDA & X·ray Call M2·5678. ext Z72 to claim your tickets * •• lie req .. 4V.. day wk, FULL TIME daystnites benefits. salary open Ans. serv. No exp. nee 642-6880, 6'7J.3403 wknds Call: 83:>3333 EOE ~~-,_::::=:..:..::~~::::::...~- 831 ·0480 Medical BACK OFFlt: E part time. N R F.KC & rhl•\t X ray Reply Class1f1ed Ad 11834. Daily Piiot. 1'0 Box l."l&I. Costa M t'sa . Ca 92626 Medical MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shifts Wf' promote lo manage- ment & supervision from G••1terttelper Work includes operating l•H•o•t .. •1-------H esson mower. Eit "' R EC F:PTJONIST rnr radiolORY ofrice m N-A F:xp preferred M f', i.:tl benefiL" 631 4422 Within , ________ _ WANTA CA REE R'> Costa Mesa ~~t benerits •PM Housekeeper M T1nw jEvM G8411tAL OFFICE We are seeking reliable Nursm~ LVN,:l-11 Meds&treat menls r.ood workin~ c ond1t1on s l'll•w ~radualc arc:eptablt· Mesa Verde Convales cent tl0!ip1tal. 661 C<>nter S t . Costa M r'<i 548 5585 111 Del Mar 631-9421 Laguna Reach 494.9233 DESIGHB DllAFTElt Laguna Beach elec· tron1cs manufacturer needs Typing & geo. ofc. skills people oriented persons req'd. Work varied & in-F:njoy excellent c o. teresting. Costa Mesa benefits including a fr<>l' area. S4fr 7172 meal per s hift Apply in Huntington Bearh 962-9116 •an experienced person 1-1-... --ll!llllllll!llllllll~ to be responsible for GaeAL OFACE dral\ing & mechanical Huntington Beach area. design functions. Must Sm. office. Invoicing. h ave thorough -~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~ knowledge or drafting typing. heavy phone CIRCUS V AllGAS procedures. PC board :f.~ with customers Costa Mesa. Mar \7-19. la,rout, digita!. analog. ~~~~~~~~~ omce & delivery help· microwave circuit de· r: F rr. Call 5'16-l266. sign. & some knowle;dge G&BAL OfffCE ---1 of electro-mechanical Immediate opening for 8 CLEANING packaging. d e pen d a b I e . e x Need he Ip In my\ DRAFT.Ell . penenced pers on with est ablished residential I •to do mechanical detail xlnt. typing skills & a cleaning service. Good drawings for assembly p I ea s i n g p hon e pay Call today 751-5198 & layout. Knowledge of personality. Duties will ---s hop practices & also include riling & CLERICAL Invoice ore machines desirable general orrice work nds person accurate Work or srhool exper Xlnt. benefits & working w /fi~ures, typing & 10-equivalent to 2yrs . conditions with a grow key, exp. req. 979-8600 highschool mechanil'al Ing company Apply in (' M drawing & math courses persoo at· necessary. THE JOLLY ROGER Cletil Opportunity for advan· INC. Pharmacy & Hallmark. ceme nt & career 17042GilletleAve Exp pref64G-7373 growth. We offer xlnl. Irvine Pay & benefits + 7t• ..... 0331 CLOTHISTIMI 4 DAY WORK WEEK .. ,.....,. Now hiring part time facility i5 in beautiful GEHBtAL OFFICE sa les & Ass istant Laguna Canyon near Needgoodtyping.10.key Ma n ager T r ainees. Beach & Resort areas. skills & phone manner. Min I mum 6mo . ex · Call for appt: Personnel Order Desk & litebkkpg. -~rlence. Call 642-1~ Dept. Telonic Berkeley: Part Ume now. possible · COMPETENT 714-494·9401. Laguna full time. 1537 Monrovia Beach. E.0.E. Ave. N.B. 548-5\25 Career opportunity for1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!~ m ature individual whor: General Office communkates effective-Disabled shut In to take Persoo with good skills ly, lhjnks on their feet. phone messages. St per to work ln N.B. office. teams 9uickly. works call could work into \00 Gd benefits. Please call well with others or calr.,permo Mrs.Kelleyat7SZ.8931. a lone. types 80 wpm . C714) 842·1935 shows initiative. Busi-GENERALOFFlCE ness Computer Retailer. Domestic Help wanted. Newport Beach Stock 646-<XZ21 Uve in position. Market Advisory Firm. A Christian couple or l H 1CXJ can .... type. han· COOK'S HILl'B person needed lo take die telephones. do Ute With driver's license. care of 3 children + booklr~p\nl ck you want C.M. area. Call bet. 9 & cooldng. Must be able to to learn .... about the 3, 646-1004 <Marvin). drive. Car & self con· 1\0Ck martet It data en· Ea1er b'lYers read the talned apl. provided on try, call 540-9237 C1auified ads every day. 11me grounds 11 main l•-•••----tf you have aorMthinl houae in So. Laauna. For Oen.nl person 9AM Noon. Mon Fri Personnel. MARRIOTI' HOTEL 900 Newport Center Or Newport Beach EquaJ Opp F.mplyr M if' HOUSEKEErER L1ve·in. 2 in family sim pie cooking . s oml' English. must have lO<'al hskpng refs Linda Isle Answer Ad tt356 642·4:.>0, 24 hrs Housekeeper rnr elderly lady. Live in Mature woman to drive. l'ook & keep house A ttract1 vc a rea Re rs req ·c1 644-2120. 673-2991 Housekeeper tovinJ: non smoking 1o:randrnothl'r to life.in Mother ex pecting. Well paid R1•fs 646·0193 Housekeeper'> wanted Seaclifr Motel 1661 So Coast Hwy. Lagunu Beach, 494-4892. Housekeeper /Com pan ion toam Fri to I pm Sun Newport Beach. 64~28\0 Housekeeper /Companion for elderly person. Live· in or out. 833-2009. OFACE MA HAGER Over 25 to work with youth Must ~ sharp. outgoing . 11ttract1ve pers onalit y , good telephone voice. a nd ability to meet people Be an enthusiaslll' ~elf start.er with s upervisory experience Rapidly act vanr1n1? Co with benef1t5 Start at SIRO per we<'k We train J IM LONG & ASSOCIATF:S Youth Counselors Call 2pm s ·JOpm 642·432 1 ext. 343 PART Time ladies men Work from homt> on new telephone program Earn to $1l pt'r hr 846-2172 Part lime help tn om re 4 da y week SPM H'M $3.35 /hr to s tart Newport Harbor Anlm11l Hospital 631·1~ Part Time Court..0"9 Youth Corri..-'S Adults with outstandin1o: attracllve per!onallt1es HOUSBHPYS to spend t5 hrs per week We have an immediate COUJlSeling youth a1o:es o pen ing f or 2 10·\S. Evenio~s & housekeepers. Full time Weekends Available. $75 positions . 10PM-6AM p e r w k . C a I I s hifts . Excell. fringe 2:J0.5:30pm. Mon thru benefits pacltagel Apply' Fri. 642-432\ ext. 343 In s>eJ'!!OO al: Ad,anced Ask for Lori. Health Center. 1300 __ P_ET_A_TTEH--O-AHT Bristol St. North. Ste. uoo. Ne~rt Beach Busy beach kennel E.0.E.M/J' Slut $3.75. Helen. 494--0142. R£CEPTIOMIST With excellent typ1nl! skills for engillct•r inJ! 11f fice C M 957-1141 Houll' clrl\'l'r<o "'<.tnl I'd for dell\c•ne-. of ncv. .. na1·k food product" to loc:il s upt>rmarket!> Somt' ClCfl !!cl dr1vinJ.: record Perm pol;it1on 848-1900 Re ceptionis t •T y pi s t needed for busy 11Ublit· relations office llard workbutfun.641 JlXY7 SAil.ROAT RlGGf:R F:xper4enced 1n eler t ronic mstallat1on Call aft 71'M 213··130 5857 RECEl'TIOMIST I LEGAL TRAINEE Newport Beal'h Good ---------telephone mannt'r 1m portant Type 60 wpm 548-2283 RECEPTIONIST Person lo greet J>('(>ple on tract sales office 8 h r days, days of week flex \ M loc Mu-.t be cheerful & presentable $5/hour Teri, 979 3376 Rec.,tionlst Part Full Time Rerep tion1sl Typtng. tight bookkeeping & other clenl'al work. Hasson & Assoc RSI t651 RECEPTIOMIST Parttlm~. T ues & Thurs only. Ty pin.: rt' quired Nwpt Bt h 675~:wi RfCEPTIOMIST M•wport IHCh hot•• SALES CYStorMf' R.tatfOfts TRAINF:F.S Thi!> ts a perm pos for r aret.-r oriented. highly motivated inrhv1duals Our comprehensive sales tra1.mng proji!ram will prepare you in dP velopinl't new accts a!. well a!\ maintainin~ ex istmg cu.<1lomer base in the 0 C a r ea In d1 v1duals w11lm~ to work hard & take d1redioll will develop hi~hly 1>n>· r1tabl t> sal es s kills "' unlimited in come polefllial For confiden- llal mterview w1lh So Calif's lar1o:est indepen- dent dealer cont ar t · Lori Murray. Calif Copying Produrts 17741 Mitchell. Irvine. 979-2333 hos lnwtted. n..d for t .. -.... -........ rectopffonist wlllinq to train an Maq Cord. Fulltl"'•· Apply in ~· PH""Sonn•l Of· f lee, Del W e bb's Mewpotttr IM, I I 07 Jam boree. M.I .. 10~4prn. RECEPTIONIST Full time. Sun. Thurs. Lite lyping & lO·l<ey ex penence needed l'vt Country Club 644-5404 RECEP'TtOMIST With or without t yping needed Top pay Tem· porary & full l ime Call Tod Services at 979 8900 llC.,..OMIST Exper'd. person n~ed to handle busy board ln dynamic Npl Bch. com· m '1. broker age office " Professio n a l Bl>· pearanoe & mannerism a muat. Call · Laila. 833-2900 SALF:S Clerk for retail marine hardware store r lime expe r nP(' C;ill Balboa M ;inne. 549·9671, E.0 .1-: M I f' /tl Sales/Eng.electronics F.stablished M anufac lurer 's Rep Excellenl o p p o rt u n i'l y Salary /Benerits /lnren t1ve Industrial <'Quip ment /componenl'I Orange County area EZRA MINT?. AS - SOCtATF.S INC. 11~670.54I0 St1les GoREA T HOURS 4PM-9PM •• SPJRrnJAL REA.DINOS 10.m·lOpm. Fully L\c'd. 4$2-12111 or 482·9034 1815 S. Camino Real, San Clem The beautiful Laguna Beach offlce of a leading savings & loan has an immediate opportunity for a Teller. Experience ln 5'tL ls preferred. We o U er an exce llent 111.ary, free pnkln& and paid career apparel. foT more Inform atlon . ~leaae contact Gen e P'rlrelJt at (714) 'IM· 7506 foraale. ~ach them fut details call Judy at n. .... ._C ... al\d Inexpensively. call 518~. Mon. thru Fri. _, 442-5678. 9AM to5PM. II..., llllrfllt: ,,_,heir Cllrtl 1AM ... Pll Legal Secretary, exp In UtigaUon, gd skills. H.8. Non.smoker. 848-1400. Lela.I Sect'Ctary for sole practitioner, airport loc. COA&en.la.l atma.phert. neit hn. Prefer back· 1l"CJUlll Jn ctvn ht./busl· nett planntn1. word pro· cesatnt e1lP helpful. Con· tact Jh'l\ a t <'114'> 9'M313. Picture Fr ame Fitter .. REC p; PT Io N J s T / Custom . quality shop. sec~ry for sm. H 8. eap. refs. Casta Mesa. firm. F.JCcell on phone. (114*2-4154. typln,1 eowpm +. Ou\,IO- J oin the L-011 Angelt>s Times Clrl'ulatlon Team & adapt your work sc hedule lo )'Our lifestyle. Work 5hrs/day In a Times ClrcuJation sales office near you~ home &c h•ve mor~ time for yoor family. ttudlea: or le\auNJ\y per\ods. We pay bourly we&•• ft commiaaions. 700I ....................... OARSmlN JlADIOI AdnrU1ia1 Salo., lllllnletiOD by redlo nt. c.am..-.nl5 AD&ITY '9llAL Sav\np and Loan Maoctat'°" AD Daual Oppoctunlty 'Ealplo)'er PIXO.to,._ Exp'd. 21-ll·lOPM ,,. ...... ,, l.Adk'•SDe • TAM.J:IDOI' l :»t -·•9P98a(/5Un S: 1Df'M· 12Pll Pa.IM ca\l for •Pr.· Ul·TIH, Mon• F r •• 1:»11'11 PllSSIOOM Ing penionallty. 980-2441 SWIRYISott Ill. s.c.....-y LOSANOELES'MMES 1375 Sunfle>wer Ave. C.M. 54().0301 Pot. requires min. 10 Real ettate Orm needt yn, llrinUnl u p. Strona uperlenced 1~crct1ry mechanlca11 •• tectlnlcal for ita C.M. offl<'e. M\ll\ bltcmd. \n web orr1et. b8"• excellent typing ........ Ora. cty. c:o. Send re-aktlla thorth•n~ not r• --~ aume: Bel« #813, l)aUy qulted but belpt\11. wnl lmmed. operiln••· hall PUot. P.O. Po-a IMO, Htlat m•n.aJer •lth Umefq~artUme. retdClr ~ Coet.a Mesa. Ca. 12131 _ q~ o( offk•. R. E. ad rtPtteentatJvea for lll'Odm aft. ,,.,_ yo \le ... desirable. Call Inside ulet potltlons. _. rw•·nttml Dal umeM1u Muftetaa\on a Sl&Mlleal·~ G=Pb~~1:: 'PUot a.ilfted Aa Lo Tutfet, •Iona came • "-.aver, ttlO Pt.ctOO• r ru~h CM On.nae C'ou t(Mder and rud In th ,. d ma.rat. D•llr Piiot Claulfled Avt .. C,M. Moll •1· ,._.MMln MCtkla *bout Mill Muf. _..;======;;...•' rrw.y, i tos ftt'S Tlllet and bOUlhl It l.'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!f for •·•· You can ael -•a-med ad la ~ tufft\ •Mt '°4• o u ..,. • fialiial 10'il' other 01tn1• lhro111h ..... Gift • ' ull. Dell Pilot Clullrif' We'UdoU..-IQ . ..,. AM C1lleu-5l'TI * \ Orange Coast OAJL Y PILOT!Tuesday, Maroh 3, 1981 '-wlw• I OIO Jewtlr'y 1070 Mllc1l a1-IOI M•lc.t ............ ....................... ....................... ...................... ••to v 1 uta I OI J I I ' aat t OJO .. ...... tu• 11ff ···~ ................. . W...ted 7100 Hefp W..tect 7100 A..,-..C" . I O IO I IUY llUIMTUll lit trade ~pltte 1141 Port-a -Crib, $35. Rich ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1M 11ST.-1u Roterw fiatware (8 lft· chalr, S30. Stroller. SU. GU IT AR yam ah a BARI ENT WINCHES, SAi U N~ BNcll tead"'I ., • ....,. 1tekln1 full Uine Employee well fffMd In ••let " ofnc:e ~w.. 5 day week + .....,.) ln cue Llkenew.9'7~1752 ...,.._ • ,.. ... UMd. SlMll • 12 41 35 SICllT AIT I IUT APflLIANCIS Drtul party table, bu for 1turdy 14 ct 1old :e'i'1'.iin~= · ""uat Stainleu. eu.inz. . Xlnt opportunity for STUDENTS Les 951.Sl33 •ion, 4 chairs, aso. ebaln, Ml" or looser. Call Complete Beauty ulon tbU,,penoftforpotitlon Lane wrltln1 detk , for ildunnaUon. MO-,... equfpmenUe miac:. tu.m. with larre pach1io1 & O'TI BS Relri&, GE, 1olcf, T Yl'I -.I nut, '8x2tx2t,' 175. ev !Wbdt. 5»1155 Ibanez electric 1ultar. Rowtna DORY, US' tl•H . Co. at uecutlve omcea o Id . 3 0 ~ x « 1 ~. Sola, 8', IOld/oUve leaf. ----------• In N.8 . Good teeret.rlal $300/0B0.$*98lll f15.~ Man'• 14Xt. yelJow <old Redwood, 2 s 6'1. xlnt Prol. model with Tree of Teak cap rails, rrates. Ute IOlnl up to the neck Complete with U1ht- Wood1raln body with weilh\oan. 842>2932. lac._, Saturday. no ••--... C'ell f'fi.tS34. skills needed, typing Partn.. Jobs br•celet in a nugcet, tex-dedb\g, ll,000' on band above llOwpm, dictating Musr BE 18 OR OVER Refs clean work eood '90 Couch Sl.50, Dtnln1 Tbl + turt!d curb link. Sell at 55'/ft. SG-fl17 ext lZ1 bard shell case. $.'500. For Sale: Brand new ~OflPOnUMfn machine exp a must. CALL IOAM TO 3PM " SlOO. Retrta FF. c:lun e chn ll80, 4 sport 14" 5 o ~ of a ppr a I a e d shorthand preferred but 7 I .. 8 .. 7•2422 xlnt '300-Fnr, uprl1ht, Whteh u o . Wood value .548·1140 or not req. Superb benefits. ..,.. ~ clean, works good $100. (cban1ln1 ~•bl'> $20. 548-B744 ~ Chrysler 15hp outboard Office ,.,. •• & engine, ln the box. l yr .... , 1at 1015 warranty. Orl1. 1950. CONTIMUIS TOIMOCI $1250/mo +.Call Lois at Wsbr, cJean, worka Cood 151-5221 days, MS·Wt ---------Semi Invalid Walker (114)'752-2'711 . 185, Oryr, gas c:lean, eves, 1 Ct. dla ring, t3400 caah TUCHIR worb~ood$75.5*8513, + misc.1old Jewelry+ w /bralies Portable ••••••••••••••••••••••• A1lrina S750. 151-1981 COPIB $400 7'12 .. H6MDA Whea you work for the 1---------i Loa Angeles T imes SICllTAIY Pre-school. With classes 548-4485 King Sz Bdrm Set $255, otherdla, 540.0208 Sl~/080963-86'74 or experience. 540-4150 Full Sz Bdrm Set '100, 3 M 1 c c i Pl & n.--.. or offer. sst-smeves Long shaft, xlnt for CtrculaUon dept. aa a field representative ~n a part time sales program which involves slfnlng up new 1ubscriber1 in the community. Many now in this program eam more than S200 per week for working just a few hours each day. Sea Ir Pacific Skipper, a leading moothly boating magazine located in Newport Beach. has an lmmedJat~ opening for a secretary. TEACHER P reschool. Full time. Needs ECE. Costa Mes a area. 642-0411. TEACHER AIDE E.C. E. units required. Costa Mesa. Garden Grove areas. 642·0411. Kenmore washer 175, .Coffee Tbl $1S, End Tbl Gold & Silver, top dollar. eta at arr ers, mos _..,..... 1090 Maytag washer 1125 , $20, Sofa 125. Stereo MO Claas rtngs? $20/ea, other misc cat •••••••••••••••••••••••Oman Gen. Rebuilt Hotpolnt dishwasher 543.8569 eves, 751•5221 957-8053. access.842-~29 GULBRANSEN Spinet, 548-9617, I 9 5 . Gu• r • n t eed days I _R_e_uon--a-b-le_!_J-ohn--W-a_y_n_e :rt6~· S750. 642-9178 675-0740 546-8672· --------- 2 1 . ~:ts~18if ~·~~ c:;sp.: Tennis Club Family loafs, Power 9 040 Like new contemp. blue I Membenhlp. 644-1613 or L 0 WR y 0 R GAN , 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Caloric 4 burner gas sofa w/matching chair, pra sals. $38.000. Will stove, self-c:leanln g $380cash. 968-4982 Sac. Call for info. 159-9'11 (Judy) keyboards, pedal. Ex-36' CHJUS Tri-cabin. T JS. oven. white. S75.645·2041 558-7Z76 ENCYLOPEDIA cellent condition 9500. Gd. cond . S1 9.000. Redwood burl table & or malteotfer. 960-5996 673-9060 sailboat.a. ~. 675·5994. We're looting for sharp iDdivlduals who have a neat appearance and a knack for talking wath people. We pay hourly wages + generous com· missions. Previous sales esperience helpful, but not~ary The position requires a minimum or 2yrs. ex- perience + a minimum typing skill or 45wpm. Short.hand desirable, but not mandatory. Matching Washer/Gas kingsize wood head Diamond pierced ear-AMERICANA ·--------- TEACHERSASSISTANT Dryer. 2~ yrs old . $295. board,sac.!157-8361. rings, .so cts. Appr Complete set, excellent WURIJTZER Piano with LIVE Aboard boat jn Special classes ror han· Dennis 642-573S days, $1200. Will sell S375 condition. S75. 631-6618 bench. Ebony Spinet Live aboard slip. 40' Xlnt. benefits Include: group health /den - tal/life/profit-sharing. Please c all for in - terview /appointment. 714.0.S-1611. d1capped adults. 2 yrs 494-1.5'19eves. Glass top :IJ in table set SS8-7Z75 Nwpt Bcb Tenn.is Club ~ate Party. 631-6618 Owens ready to move collegeexper: req'd Ex licydft 1 020 ~~l= frencb chrs Slts M-adi--.-.-,.,-.,----.-0-7-1 fam. membership avail. ---------_o_n_to_._N_B_._642_·_464_4 __ _ cell. vacation & in · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----· ------••••••••••••••••••••••• S800. Call Answer Ad Wanted: Sheet Music 30' Pacemaker '63, xlnt surance benefits. Wkdys Bicycle ··cruiser'', brand Roll Top Sec'y. many Air Compressor Service #451, 642-4300, 2-4 hrs. any condition. cond, 400 mi. range. Call Monday-Friday 9AM.SPM. 957·2361 ext. #1204 Sea & Pacific Skipper F.Qual Opportunity £mployer M /F 8 :30 to 4PM United oew,$150. draw/s upply spaces. lhpport.comp,$2M 751-8875 Crusader diesel eng, lo Cerebral Palsy Assoc , _831·5019. verygoodUS0968·7260 Saieprice.540.4286 Karastan Rug 10'Xl8' mi. all canvas. fresh Santa Ana. 546-5760 Bhae/W"me main colors Sportlitg Goocfl 1094 paint topside & bottom. I Milclng Mahriah 102 5 Antique dining room set. Ml1ctl•1CM11 1010 SW>0/0B0968-1883 ...................... . SALES /Order Desk Must be En~lish & Spanishspeak'g. Marine or auto. exp. helprul F /time pos. Excell. co. Secret ary -Typist . Newport Beach Law Of- fice, ask for Cindy Ray (714) 644-6516 TYPISTS •Immediate Openings •P/time. F /lime, Temp •Top Pay For more info. call Tod Services at 979·8900 benefits. Call : Balboa 1•-~1111111~~~~-•I Marine, 549-9671 E.O F. *•SECRETARIES•* TYPIST M /F /H TraineeWordProc$9.600 Salespersons. canvass Sh70(Xerox8SO>S14.400 Rec pt /1'55 I Fun Sl 0,800 trainees. pd daily. No ShlOO/nmbrs/FISlS,900 exp., s t a rt immed Sh80;"DoitAll"S13,200 497-4450 Liz Reinders Agency SALES p E R s o N . 4020 Birch Est '64 EOE mature. for speciality I •N~e!w!po!!!rt!/833-!!!!!!81!90!!!/F!r!e!e~I shop. Exp. helpful but 1 · not ne<:. Full & P /time Call : 646-5388 for appt SALESPEISOM Photogra phy s tore Good photo knowledge a must. Apply in person Photography Unlimited. 16889 Beach Bl . H B SECRETARIES iv1cK1 HESTON I &Au oclelffs A Temp Help Service 540-0400 111004 Skypark Blvd. Suite235 Irvine Salespeople-Cathy Jean. Secretary Part time, 2-3 days per wk. Vacation relief Ap ply at: 1660 Plac·entia, Costa Mesa TYPIST/ FILE CLERK for dynamic investment co. Collins Assoc .. 567 San Nicolas Ori\'(' Newport Beach Wa itress Waiter Cocktails. Hi gh volume business at prime 0 C Airport loc Exp. depen dable only Call Carol Smith for 1nterv1e ~ 2pm Spm M F' (7141549-8728 WAITRF:SS Exp prererred . ror cocktails & f ood 644·9550 Call Karen ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 chairs . Needlepoint ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIMBER UP -SHAPE gana 1:;;,~::! firm Steel buildings, you-seats. Good condition. FLY INTERNATIONAL Super Savings on Amway UP Wl1lf A SLIM GYM ays ---·-- build·it·kit 20'x2S' S2280. $2SO.Call642-3S76alt.4. on Pam Am with airline Products~ off & X Exerciser. Perf. cond. 14' Motor boat without 20'x40' $3120. Free de· two-for-one ticket slip. Distributors inventory All instructions New motor w/l yr bch tie·up liver y ABC Bldgs. DESIGNERS FURN . Sin ga pore. Cent ral c learance 851-7058. $200.sellforS75 960-5844 atBackbayS200642.8674 542 4485 SALE America. Germany 631-1726 eves/wknds. -- Redwood. 2 x 6's. xlnt decking, 18,000' on hand 55• /ft. 64S-9137 ext 12'7 Henredon /2 match any of 11 c9untries. P""I..... S . -32' Pace, FB sed . V8's, Hurry! Good until Feb. "" " ea r s To P q u 3 1 it Y xlnt buy, 2705 W. Cst hutches 2/glass doors. LOSE IT Coleman camping tent. H NB Bk Martin of London/6 din· 28· 760-l999 _ __ & Earn Money 10 xJO. approx. Used I WY:_ · _!~64 __ 2_-8200 __ ing chairs/2 arm/4 side. Lon lalooftt 821·3241 time S7 5 960. 5844 21' 1m Reinell Cruiser. Docp 8040 Cal-Mode /Cou ntry Helium Bouquets de· Teac 3340$ tape deck ev/wknds 190 H.P. omc. Vanson ••••••••••••••••••••••• French dining table 2 l1'vered. Perfect for trlr rully equ· I 4 I Low hrs. great cond. For Sale · Brand ne w · ip, s ps · KEESHONO Pups AKC eaves. everyoccasion. 673-4419 SBOOfl l!ic 7067 pp SSSOO/Or trade for V.W. Champ sire. M ;F Pet & 640.6822 inn . ....,. · Chrysler lShp outboard Van 645•2340 s h ow . Pvt pt y 6' portable spa, pwr pack. 17 .. front-throw self· engine. in the box l yr ---::--2131697 134Sart 6 pm. Wanted : 2twin beds, reg. deliver . set up S2200. propelled power + warranty Orig $950. loats, R..t/ oMrusbtunkbestnize ... oodcompcloentde 631~19.645-7285 mower &edger.2hpB&S ~skingS7~ 751-8967 Chcrtef-9050 Afghan F'em Puppy 8 e a•u t M a r k 1 n g s w papers hsebroken h ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reasonable. 536-J645 * * * engines & 20" spreader. Medium women's wet •IMMAC2S'.J4' BOATS 1_1_ ...... 1_ Neuly new. Best offer. su1·t •-assorted d' ,,_ oumnv .,. iving 6/l2mo. plans prepaid 177 JF Riverside 573-567'7 equipment 75l-8967 from $180/mo. including Newport Beach DIGG I NG E Q U I p St°", Rn tCIUl"Clftt, slip. lessons 714/964-5~ Youarethewinneror "Makida" Elec Ham-lcr 1095 loah, Sail 9060 4 frH tickets mer w /barrow, shovels~ ••••••••••. •••• ••• ••• •• ••• •••• ••••••••••• •• ••• ($14 value). to maddox xlnt cond. $400 Comm. nattop gas stove, Erickson 32', '75, loaded. Aftclhelm 673-2514 aft 3PM 3'. ruJl-s1zeoven S32S custom int-ext Bristol loat Show IVOltY CARVING __ 642· 1900 cond orrer or R E. p p Mar. 4lhru Mar 8 ce machine, flaker, 968-7903, 968·002. Anaheim Convention &ID-8688 Center needs repair. S200 Dys Call 642-5678, ext. 2'72 to TRS-80 computer. 16K 645·0145, eves 964·6912 level If. software & --- SJ00956-9444 Mattress. Box and frame I double. Good condition AAA HOME DOG S3S 549-11755 TRAINING ------ Complete IN HO M E 'Solid wood oval dm. table Training Obedien & 6 chairs. needs refin ce Problem solv1n(L SlOO 751 804~ protection 539·7615 e· flameweave sofa w BARKl~ESS RASENJI match. 6' loveseal. 4 yrs Red/white F pups, AKC. old. new cond . $285 $200. 964·2119, 962-4657 640..4776 eves wk.nds Fashion Island's rinest clothing/shoe store has immed. openings for e a ger, att r active salespeople to work in our Fashion Is land store. We will train the right personnel. Conta<'t R icardo or Joe at 759-9700. Enc. Sec'y. P /T 2()..25 hrs. per wk for one woman· ( 3 m a n I engineering ore in Costa Mesa Excell. salary Please rail· Mon. thru Fri .. art 4 :30 PM . 645 2842 Thompson Floatation Co EOE cla1m yourtickets manuals incl. S600 /0BO TY, Radio, * * * 963-3714. HIR, Shno frttto You 8-045 Crib, complete. S90 WRITERS articles :md •••••••••••••••••••••••• Highchair, $30. 559.9399 photographs about Free l'llt to good home. art 6pm _ SPUT&SEASONED 8 098 For Sale· Brand new Chrysler lShp outboard engine, in the box. I yr warranty Ori~. $950. Asking $750. 751 ·8967 Orange County bt'ache~ needed for new publka ~ray & white, Si mo old. Almost new glass·top * RREWOOD '* tion. Submit to Newport em 962·8584. patio table & 5 chairs, * •• 848-9111 ~ ~- SALESPERSON Secretarial Beach Advertising. Box Funtiture 8050 Verde Green finish on John Wayne Tennis Club 2000.CdM.Ca92625 ••••••••••••••••••••••• metal s4oo i OBO . ram . members h ip. Fulltime. a m bitious salesperson wanted to work in marin e hardware store. Boating ex per. preferred. X Int benefits & working con ditions. 645-1711. *** SECRETARY I M•rchandise '... * * I BUY * * 645'2041 Sl 100 incl transfe r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good used F'um1ture & Dbl Bed W /Frame 644·1549 AnffquH 8 0 05 Appliances OR I will sell S7S Good Cond. Irvine Coast Country ••••••••••••••••• •••••• or SELL ror You 548-2137 eves c 1 u b Membe r s hi p CLERICAL * * * MASTERS AUCTION si00. Modem Sora. loose available ~2699 . Antttofty Milltt 646-1616, 133-962 5 pillows. Beige. White. RCA Brown Washer like Salesperson Opportunity exists for qualified typist in active ofc Shorthand & die taphone helpful Enjoy excellent co benefits in eluding a free meal per shirt Apply m person 9AM Noon. Mon · F ri Personnel 3075 Tyfer Way Gd Cond 495-3298 eve. Costa Mesa Double Bed & Mattress --new S95. Sears Lady Youarelhewmnerof $25. Kang twins SSO ea Upholstered s wivel Kenmore Wht Port Dis-COSMETICS High f ashion store. Ne wport Beach area Exl'e.llent benefits. Call· 644-TIOO 4 fr-ft tickets Full size desk & chair rocker, antique gold hwshr $75, 17 cu' Philco 1 Sl4 value>. to $75 8 drawer dresser velvet S12S. purchased 6 N o F r o s t Anatwim $35 New Trundel bed mo ago, Hke new. 2137 Frid ge I Freeze r $100 .540.7987 Miramar. Balboa Pen. Avocado w t icemaker loat Show 673-64.56 S340 989 Victoria St Mar Hhru Mar 8 Elegant sora w love scat. ----11 A· I CM 548 0130 See Sales MARRIOTT HOTEL 900 Newport Center Or Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M F Anahe1mConventJon pecan corree & end Hol'WI 1060 _Manager. Center tables. $250. 19" color ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 642·5678. ext 2'72 to TV, $145 Sora bed . WORSES BOARDED claim your tickets s moked glass dinette. Back Bay, N.B. Lighted * * • xlnt cond 641 2998 arena. 641-9191, 557-6650 Ra.TAL CONSULTANTS Bre une r 's Rents Furniture seeks career 11111! ________ Gateleg end table, $125 oriented person ror en· Secretary Children's school desk. try level pos. in home k . SECRET ARY $200. 548-9702 furnishings. Breuner's is wanted for Newport California's largest securities firm. Hrs 7 to Victonan GTeen Velvet furn. mital co. & needa 3:30PM. Contact· Ms. Sora&Chairw/ottoman, qualified sales & mgmt. Pratt,644-91 11 Dining Tbl. 6 chrs & staff for expandin g mkt china both very ornate Retail exp. pref'd. Will SECRETARY TYPIST must see to appreciate. train. $4. hr., depending R 11 bl 548-1A2'7 f F 11 /t' e a e. energetic, self· 0 exp. u or P ime. starter Able to handle A....&cncn 80 I 0 E.O.E. M/F . Mon-Sat.. I..). ...-9.5:30 & Sun. 12Noon· al .,..ases or ore. duties ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5PM. Contact : J err United Cerebral Palsy HARBOR AREA .. Thomasateu-4772 Assoc .. Santa Ana. APPLIANCESERVICE Ill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 546-5760 Pat Meidell We buy used appliances ::: -----we sell recond. guar Sales ,.. ............ _ .... ,..._ .... ..,, appliances. 549·3077 ----------Security systems Secretary We need career minded EXEC. Secretary Washers. Dryers GE. people with manage-Shrthd. nee Gd. work-Whirlpool. Kenmore. menl potential to ex-ing conditions & variety Maytag. Recond1honed, pand rapidly growing job. F'ash Island to refinished. guaranteed' commercial & residen-$1 4,400 S155dellvered 750-3103 tial burglar & fire alarm E.O.E. & Free Gaffers & Sattler 30" gas business. Irvine Personnel Agy range, pilot· free. wndw -..K _,..K 488 E. 17th, Cosla Mesa _., . ..,., dr. used 6 mos, like new, lst year comm. Suite 224 642-1470 $2'7S. 675-7752 Qualifications . am-....... -.._,.. ........ _ .... Ill! bitioua, willing to work Whirlpool fro s t -free bard & follow proven Security omcer, P /T. refrig, near new. $175. success pattern. For in· wkends for lrg apt. con· 642-4348, 675-4335 t e r v I e w c a I I plex in N.B. SJ.50/hr. (114)831·5711 Mr. Neill. For info contact Jim Washer /Dryer apt. size Lupis at 644-1900. great cond w /stand war· SAL~TRAINEES ranty •til April SJ00/080 Full or pt/lime, excel!. SEC'Y /RECEPT. 642-6826 oppty. for college stu· Sales orfice for national --------- dents & moonUehters. company. Variety or Beauty Salon Equip: Easily earn $10.$15/hr. duties. Excellent com· Hydraulic c hr $75 . C U Ja .. t -1 -·2 pany benefits. New or-Shampoo Chr $25. StyJ. l~P~ ca a ~ ._.. ' fl ee in Fountain Valley. Ing Bar SlOO. Hair Dryer The Standard Register $15 751·5221 d ays, Sales Co. 962-9361. 548-8569eves. WOii AT HOME Equal Oppty Employer PARTnME EVES. Frigid a I r e R e fri e P R work for reaort con· SERVICESTATION Frostfree xlot cond. Attendant. P /time. $150. Brown Washer S75. dot. GOOD pbooe voice. E kn .. _ N 5""1 d s••sss9 Weelrly payc hec k s ves/w ~. eat ap· 751· u ays -.... +.._..! lf ready to pearance & bandwrit· 1_e_v_es _______ _ ..tr, call: ~'1951 lng. Apply 2590 Newport llCUTAIY hr mf1. co. ln Co.ta Mtaa. Good typlni lkUll. W ·at.arter. Sal. --W'•te w /abtu-l1 • .. ,.... Xlnt. work· •1.-t.111..cnoo Blvd. Free1er·l6 c u . rt . Upright. G.E .. green. Service Station Atten· see it running sso. dant. Full time. Apply ln Balboa. 875-~. Per 9 0 n ' L •gun a Sear'• Almond Refrig. 6 Chevl'Oft, eo.t So. Coast ff La Be h mos full warr, 18 cu fl. wy, iuna ac · Orig price J749, will sell S 0 UT H C 0 AST for9t89.114/646-4S88 JtEPERTORY Orance Counly'1 resident pro· llCllf AIY fetatonal theater Is •tek- AMANA Refri1entor I Preeter. Side ~7 Side. 15.1 cu. ft. Harvetl Gold. Xlnt condition $200. S31.esl8 1' .. llland. lntemat'l. lnt 2 lm\porary F tr 81· ~. clc. •l~r. corp. ttftanta for aublcrtption la ............. , mf~r. c:ampafin. 2 ·3 /mo. 6 .-t. •1aeee. ~ •· 1tartln1 March 10th. K en more d r ye r , ,xlllt. tnm1 ••hon.hand Clerical • pbon• 1klllt Whirlpool 18 gal cap ak.1111. ?ID:JD dtalrable . AblUty to wuber. Xlnt cond. \a&._. a W ...... -~ .. • World wort ...ttr ........,.. a S150ttosethe.r. M2·089Z, l'f!IM vuUCJJVJ mult. SITS/Wtl. contact Ml·ZllJ ol Sboppio1. rtaht at SW..Wlnlttat•H•o2. •--------- )'0tlr ftniertlPt tv•rY· Mca-f'rt, 1-:5fm. U you've never placed a ·day : Dally P 11 o t •---........ --~---Ctualned ad, you're l1> a.Mlt\td Ada. To place Ban aomet~l•I you tJ)t m"'ortty •Try It once rour-9. c:.aU "2·5'78 and wallll lo ... n C1altfted and'" how Qul<'kb you II& a et.alUltd Ad·Vllor adl de M ..U -Call 1et ruulla. Phof\e ... you. NOW,...,., ea.~. SELL idle items with a Daily Pilot Classified Ad. 642·5678 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Super Savings on perrect Color remote TV, 19" Hobie 16. Red, wht, blue copies or S Romantic Sharp, xlnt cond, 16 mo, sails. no trlr $1350 Perfumes. Joy, Nore II. SJOO/OBO. 642-8592 760-9072. Hot deal C hane l #5, Wh ite -- --- Shoulders. Sha limar Beautiful Color TV, 2 yr loats, Sips/ Money Back Guarantee. wrnty. Free delivery Docks 9070 M .0 . or Cashier's Check $141!.__646-1786. •••••••••••••••• ••••••• only. $19.95/oz. +tax. L Color 25 .. console TV. NEWPORT MARINA & M Productions 177-F' Sears. 5 yrs old, xlnt Slips Avail 646-055 1 Riverside Ave. Suite 1133 d o o --N.B. 92166363J.1726 ~n · SlOO/ 8 · 642'8592 P vt boat dock on Newport Compl~e FISHER Stereo Island, 30' max. $160 mo. Dinghy 2 inflatables 536-ll04 752-2584 dys or 675-7267 w /wooden floors & _ ----_ eves fiberglass851·2109 Car Stereo hke new 2 - spkrs . graphic equa I loats, Stat acp • 9090 Lg doghouse. size ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sox38x38 Well bul.lt 8t rk tape player d p S200 OB0968 3 •Li o eninsula Boat w /s hake roof . S75 / --171 Storage Storage. 551-4137 RCA 24" color TV. re launching & crane mote control, SlOO or service for t he dis criminat1ng boater 14·30' 673-9330, 675·5901 <Steve) IOll best otrer 645-2041 •••••••••••••••••••••••loafs &M~ WANT MEN'S BIKE, Ecpii ........ prefer Beach Cruiser. •••••••••••••••• ••••••• Transportaffoft 641-8309 aft. 3:30 GftMf"d 90 Io ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lawnmower edger want· ed, running or not. Call S47·3l82 ----Mutkal IMfrUIM!11l1 1083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONN Director trombone with case. Excellent condition, SlOO. 675-8052 after6PM. Quilter AMP W /15" JBL 10" Celestian. Rebuilt S250/0BO Rob631·7231 Peavey reverb amp, mikes & stands, near nu. SJ00.642'4348,675-4335 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** Gincpr MGnJCIR 1593 # B Coriander Costa Mesa You are the winner or 4 tr... tfdl•ts ($14 value>. to Aftclhelm loatShow Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8 Anaheim Convention Center Call 642-5678. ext Z72 to claim your tickets ••• Want Ads c~.w.; Reilt 9120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1980 8 foot Ca b -H i Camper $350. 631-4794 ----Motoriwd llkH 9140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PEUGEOT MOPED Near new, $28.5/0BO. 642·4348, 675-4335 Peugeot I 03-$375 Call Debi, 536-1692 r ' I I I • • • i~) U;t:: ~·•/ . ,.... 91611..._ .... iN ....._ ,_...._. ....._ 1..,1rtect Orange Cout DAJL Y PILOT!Tuesday, March 3, 1981 m -~ f 110 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~····················· ••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••• ·~···················~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ........................ '7T ~. whtte wtth Alhtlwe • t711 Dtit11ti t72 ..... t7J7 ....._,_,,,.w l••lf'W A ..... UMCI ••• , •• '11 ltamdl ATC uo. Brand blue Int, lo mu.a ... Ute ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• •··-. ................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• •• •• ••••••••••• •• •••••••••·••• N•. Uaed D e w 1 o • n • r ~ ••• ••• •••• mtiMorNl-°'::4 "°°· ru~ bedeover' LEAH ..,t.~_?vtc, apd, '-•• .... 0 f77C.C..._ ttlS Dedg. f9K ;1 ct»t.ocn whll • map'. DIRECT•. :it ·-cond. $l.ll50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••M,~I. 'l• Kawuakl KX 250. <114)8M7Jl. ::· .... after Om. 74POllC .. tl4 19-'• VW a.ft 6 rilht '1t'Ddo,1ilv~r6blll:,blk '11Cballm&tr.5apd,.xlnt. ,/ 1 FadorJ Dirt &ae. INte, 11N. ' cyll9der, S 1peed. dbor, "Ta left door. 950 tUtr int, moon rf. lesa cond atA/fm other es. ,., shit eoecl., Vtr)' fa1t. •• OllC "T PU Xlnt 1911 Al'A 17' , bu new •I· at.no. Hen lt ll · the each. W•tem style whl than Jt,000 ml, mint tru ..__'NB ·u1 -0.0 ........ or c.l. •••S llDd. dual cart> " dual ca..lc ''t14" · A black on rhm for super Beetle cond. siuoo. 831-5155. · · · · .,, ,,.._ ~ tall. ODe ch tbtd . .-oo. black beauty ror tbe *•· Nf.f7'4 '15 Dodi• Monaco. ir"°" / 'J IU·"'' after lpm . penan wbo truly eajoy1 '7' C~ Eldorado '900. cond. ~nnn. lllNl-BIKE • .., l.H. SCOUT. Auto. 4 lllACH IMPOITS NI-mt drlvlDI th ultlm ate ... for $ll00. '17 for.... ruu power, MUST SELL MS-7350. ,,.. ... Hondt llR-50, sood cyl, tat SIOO t•ke1. ...DoveSt.rfet ._· 97,0 1pariacar.(11JZ)rtlaln Orlelltotferp.p.MUST s..t7'4or541-&441 ...___. 99 eoad, SI00.541-25tlevea SS.Kn faWPORT8E.ACR .........-1uDel'b cmdkJoft and on SELLSoVrlOIS ,.._... ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ale for · _.. t9 17 •••••••••••• •••• ••••• • "fl IT 175, fOOd condlUon, 'T7 Chevy ao, hilb cube 712-otOO For $ale '6J JA• U 111tt '71CAMPll0BtLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Granada Ohla 2dr , 1000 ml llOO. f7t.5l73, van, Grauman alum. 'Tl Alfa Spyder Convt. Jet black Mark IJ. 4 IOIWITHAM Au&otrana,f7995. "rt Cam~:. iood condl· a lnt cond, p/s, full pwr ,1 N -.srn body. overhead door, CH~•Pt.I. speed with overdrt.e. YOLllWA•.. W.UCM tioa.nu.,_..t; am/fm stereo, Hhr . ! air,am/fmstereo,18,000 !',"mt acorn0d0•0 11 1 1 0vetr ~ Nearmlnt.CascHQ) Teoo----•--terAve. 645-mf aeata, tinted ,windows· .. ' Melel' "-" W.t/i ml Ori I owner M Int · Slightly UMd turbo kit Hffl .~=z:--tm•-·ter V W 19 7 0 Con v e rt . 962-41» , 1, •• • ... ,.,.. ' 160 ' . · 'Blaupunll:t Am /Fm "'"'74DataunZca-.,. w .... ._ ...., ., ... __ d Rblt 70C•M•IO ,_.,.., cond.t-5pm.87J..l40l. stereo. •5,000 m l, ,.,. •• *MAllMO •s.-•1 ·-.1-.,...,....rn, con · eng " " --'''' ••••••••••••••••••••••• " 7•513'7. YOUCSWA•.. "N .._ '""" 6 trans. New paint, top, 759-UlOaft. 6pm '78 Ranchero. lo mi, air.., ., RENT : 22' lux. mtr 'SS °'9v l\.'t ton Flatbed '7250/080. P.P.5'8-2UM d i-t-scua lntr. radials, s hocks . ...___._. - 9920 radio, htr. 14250. At~ • ... _ SI • 11 t wlthllftga•-f700. eves. '7a acrz 2+2. xlnt con . 117118eaehBlvd. u r-"" •verythlno. Me,.hanlc -.....--6pm,&M·Oll51 •: ,......,, r. u, se ·con . .., Am/Fm ca•• a /c snrf 142 2000 -,-.. c--"" "' ~ ~w .. + a• /ml . ~1700, -· • . • -VVl'"ll: owner must sell. ssooo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1• 1-------'----1A.. 9707 $7450. PP. 1140-1948 Va, 5 speed, air cond., 49Hll08or499-~ 71CHIYY HOYA '77 LTD· Llke new, 16,oOQ ••. ---------'7t Courier w /shell, ••••••••••••••••••••••• evea/Wkend.s. 'l'I Jaiuar a.a llX llS all pwr. windows, cruiae, Automatic. power stei!r m1 siooo cash. + tak~ .. WI CAM S&L nain, C\lltom seat.a, etc. 77 AUDI POX one. very well main-All/Fiii cau. le under Shari> '79 vw Rabbit L. Ing, stereo. iir condi over payments Leaving :. , i YOUI L v $1800. Aall: for Dave Dynamite 2 door, sun-For.. tained Mu.t Sacrifice lt,OOOmU.! (912003118). blu. auto, A/C, AM /FM. tioning. radio & heater CoWltry. 4216 PrincelQJl 11 Y-. 988-lSS. rod 4 speed with stereo. Datsun Z 846-8570 $%7,911 nu tires. Ken Donahu.e A very sharp 6 cyUndt>r Dr C M after 12_P_M_..._ -.1304 Sharp! (7'1'1SPZ> '7t JAGUAR XJll. Xlnt 971M200eat. 52, with low miles that you M--9950 T '7a GMC 1 ton. dual cmpr •~ .. ti m-for would be proud to own •• -r ---T-.. _. -_ __. Well aan· ._, _ _... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.__, ..... special, 4 whl dr, fully JIM MAllMO CU1JU. m UUIJ.,... '72 Super Beetle. l owner. It is in excellent condi •••••••••••••••••••••• loaded. S7000. 543-38&4 YOLIS~ ... .-.-.. +7•,"' .. 5' ~ ~/otr. f'7t.2112 1 Llb MW. Reblt. engine. lion. Economical and ar ORANGRF~EOSUTNTY 'S ,, h.24 Arittrocat, Ute new """'._._. •11 M • .._ '740 Vinyl upbolatery. $2490. fordable <728'TWY I " .. , •,OllO.CKP8158). '71 Chevy Luv, 4x4, 8500 117118eachBlvd.lrCI 1 ....,._ $3299 l.INCOLN MERCURY 1 ~ • 1 ...... a10 w i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,.,,.....,, • ... 3118 ml. air, shell, :dnt cond, 42-2000 "'' agon, a r. sun· IOI ~ ... M OF.ALERSllJP rf AM /FM uto Int •AlTTOINSURANCE• ed """"""' ..._s.mc.,,... •LS0.~9917 ._... t70t c~nd . $4 .'4:0 o:o. Alliu.b Lo Rates '7t ens.' 5spd, mags. ·~~tB~~g?::.'~~~f~ VOLISWAfifH ~-~~ 'Jt.~ & Acat11rlea 940 'M Chevy Truell: new en1, ....................... 842-Mle Foreicn or Domestic 1tereo cua, anrl, silver, stereo, new tires. new 7600 Westminster Ave ~ T' •••••••••••••••••••••• needs clutch, $300. Call '86 Amt.in-Healey Sprite, Pirtel Ina. 84&-3"5 Im mac. $12,950. PP. c I ut c b . Must 5 e e • in Westminster LINCOLN·M ERCUR y ' S.IAYISAYIS Jlm6'5-<4757 runs good , $2100. Likenew'80310GX,4spd, 7fM-llNI 641>-lNevea/wkends. $2lOO/OB0 .7l41492.3023 893-7Ml 6387880 16-lSAutoCenterDr .. ,.,, Wlnf Usm ,Alt'TS .. 9570 549-1428. am/fm cass, custom int . Showroom, oew ZAOD 7 .. C.._..Y .... 0 ..... SD Fwy Lake Forf'st lm _ _. .--pinstripe. Priced to sell. ltbonl 22000 11 '78 Por. 924, lo mi, must VW Convertible .. ns:T " .. ,.. exit ....,.-.carparu ~·•••••••••••••••••••••IMW 9712 call631·1276or67S-8656. w Y • m ea.4 aell.Comeaee Makeor-0 73 . excellent Automatic. air condi lRVINf: 1•1 • A~~3~~LY 74 Dodge Van B200, llpd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask for Doug. ~=· ~[.:01~t;Mn~. fer.49$-0374 mechanically, radial tioning, radio, tinted 830.7000 101N. Manchester ;~~j.~95. <stock F~:an':ee ~~y.~.ec~~~ '76 280Z. air. am 1rm . factory warra nty . ·se c Porsche tires. pretty car Must !~'.'5ti1:1_us~;~e~11::;, MuthllMJ 99S2 Ao~m 77e-9900 See Us Today I! 4spd, 6',000 mi. bronze ( lm&) SI 6,995 $2500/0 BO. New int & sell ~94.2407 (665211 > ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sal-'79 ~ Chevy Van. Im· melt. Gd cond. $:5200. clutch. 96().5321 SI 195 Mm'-Gn:wtde ~ macuJate. Custom intr. & JIM MAllMO ·-.., CH1:•p11 "' .. _ ,....,.,..... t 11 d 1700cc4llenginecase ~·1 n ... 1 _... Stereo. maos. MSOO/bst 494~~. .._ 115w.o.r--.a '77 silver 911 Por. Targa, WANTED: VW Type 11 '@~ ~Uwik_ Uowaul WMh wftt. •inyf toP, ~ •• ofr.SSl-OllSSaftSpm. '77 8210hatchback,S7,000 187UBeachBlvd. u Y equippe . good 898-6809 \' ~ voucSWAGEN INC "'re-. Slifbtly med turbo kit SADDLBACIC mi, nu tires, good cond , 1 42•2000 cond. Sl6.000. 49&-2937 _ - --4 534--4100 llMM ~!! 1'0-'74 Datsun Z cars '73 VW, auto trans , air. ..,_,., -·cnat · vw 8 r-_ ...... T 11 • YAUIYIMPOITS ......,.u•»-'72 Porsche 914 good 75 ug, nu tires. 13731 Harbor ~ rafts. °'·· 7 5837. gd nmnlng cond, clean. 21M02Mar1uerite Pkwy '802.IO'lX-GL,T·top.cass, Mercedes~D.'79 cond. needs eng work AM /FM stereo. runs Garden Grove R"JMlarGas!! Four Posl·trac tires .tr _498-__ ·<ae_.______ Mission Viejo 9a . 1 Maple yellow. striped. S20006?S.St45 great. $267S. ~~~o __ __ _ Good Mi'--!! ... .......__ w-.a........t t590 brown. oo mi. x nt aunroor, s t•reo/cass. ........,... ma111. Un1veraal. S lug, "'---ond S8 """"' " VW V I d 41'.Ra US FflSTI like new D>O. 770.83.:M or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111-2040 495-4949 c · 1·"""" p o Ii shed w be e Is . loll Royce 9756 '68 an. x nt con · ~ • c:~• -~ WE PAY TOP DOLLAR Closed Sundays '72 DATSUN ·~"" Bea...a!uJ & mint cond . ••••••••••••••••• •••••• $2250 We have a good selection $1200 .-..-.. ~"" -#t DEALER IN US A 642-0081 o f N E w & us E o fo r top used cars· Lo ma. 1 owner. good ....,,500. 55?·904-4 : eves . . . -----Chevrolet.s' ,.,. .. Ens. 64~5527 DatsunZ foreign, domestics or cond. Call64.S-20U 7fi0..0889 ROY '71 Super with snrl. s uper classics. If your car ia 4soSL · I 1 JRR clean. $2700 Serious COHHElL . '641'1 Mu.<;t 289 auto, air. r is. 12300 ono P P 64G-1205 motor + ............ 761-5'17 t I Oats·-0210 Coun.. LtB. j tmaint.. n x nt. CARVER e x ra c ean. see us -· ,... d F p buyers only call 675 4162 FIRST• & '76, am/fm stereo, very 1 con · · ~qwp. oss. R1.'!._LJL·Sm·~O,v •• cE after4pm CHEVROLET ~ llarbur HI\ ti I" ~T '\ !'.t Jo:.-.,\ 546-1200 WANTED: VWType ll l700c.c 411 trigine case. IST AHOADWAY gdoond. S2.99Sororrer. ~!t .... pr1ce . Dan . ~. _ _ ___ _ le SAMTA AMA 842."4931J. .........uoo. 1 ___ _.=:=1• .. <~ 197SVWIUS '74 Mustang I l'yl , 4spd. 835·3171 . """"" ----n1<'e. SIR99 1 J05KRR l '7a '5()SL, blk on blk. Automatic,....,.,.,. rHEuLr1111•rfoR1v1Nc MACHtNc R• 9725 polished rims, mint __ clOSEDSUNDAn, 840-642'7 '76MONZA 6360021 •USED IMW1• ••••MU••••S•T•··s·ii:.L·ll•!•••• cond. 14.ooo mi. S30.ooo. s.-9760 9772 2 + 2. 4 c·yt . g<tOd '67 M111t-. .· S98-6809 Porsche 914 western style mag wheels . $20 ea. 548-9744, 548-&146 Two UO.tS & two GOO.ts tires on wood spoke d odge rim s $200, 892-&'58 Stockland Shell for GM or ChevyShortbed Pick-Up xlnt cond. $450/080 MS-Giii ••••••••••••••••••••••• #llAOr~C~ • 29?.5 Harbor Blvd . COSTA MESA 979-2500 WllUT CLIANCARS AND TRUCKS COHHEll CHEVROLET .'X..'4lt.1r.••f fq,.J llJ:',f\\1 ~'-\ 546-1200 tMHIUYa IMPORTANT Top dollars for Sports NOTICE TO C B C R""""nERSAND ars. u~. ampers, .r.nu 914's, Audi I ADVERTISERS A.sll:forU/C MGR The price or items JIM MAIJMO advertised by vehicle YOLISWAaEM dealers in the vehicle c lauified advertising tml Beach Blvd. columns does not In-HUNTINGTON BEACH elude any applicable 142-2000 tuea, license, transfer i--------- fees, finance charges. TOP DOI.LAI reea for air pollution con· PAID FOi trot device certifications 4 00D & CL••._. or dealer documentary w ""'" preparation charges un-USID CAIS! less otherwise specified by the advertiser. '520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miracle mazda 2150 ....... ll•d. 631 S'""" v-'•o m1lea0 e. a I C. rarl10 -·-, '776.30csi4 speed (0247 ) · ...., ••••••••••••••••••••••• .--"' Rf.'d t>xter10r hlack in '1S 2002a (0035) 1976 RAT 121 LEASE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~;'.~~.~t:rb~;9.~rant v • tenor Arand new st rd '79 m (7560) SPOltT COUPE '76 450 SEL, met. bm . VOL VO helled radial<; c;ocxt run '776.3>csl auto ({>040l 4speedtrans .. alrcondl-s unroof, alloys. new DIRECT! • * * nini.:rond S1700 oroHer '80528i.A sun.rl. 0625> tloning, AM /FM stereo ~;e;oo =7~i. mint. SALES, SERVICE J.I . Tutt 62)40., 7049 or 1>42 4321 t•xt Cloaecl 5-dayt radio with cassette tape, •• ' · 1911 SAAi AND LEASING 12 WillowTrer L1tn•· 11 Michelin tires & more! '79 450 SL Mapl e TUUOt OVERSEASDELIVERY lrvme '76 Mustang ll C:h1arehJt '74 IMW 2002 $1700/best offer. Call Yellow /Bamboo 15,600 EXPERTS You are the winner of enR. nu paint Sl900 1714 1 4 speed with stereo. 9Sl-91SS08PMto9PM.lf ml , a ll ext ra s. 4frftHcbh 6JI QJ Very clean & origlnrl no answer, PLEASE alum in um wheels . llACH IMPORTS EAltLE llCE ($14 value!, lo Ji. <935LHQ> ll:eeptrying! bard/SOil tops, immac. 848DoveStrHt YOLYO ~ Okl•noblle 9'~~ .. S4l95 '78f1at124Spider $34 ,250 sell or l se NEWPORTBEACH 19116HarborBlvd loatShow •···~··•••••••••••••••• JIMMAllMO Convertible 780·1933, 548·9094. 752-0900 COSTA MESA Mar.Hhru Mar 8 7801ds Cutlass " VOLISWAG>&e Only 29,182 miles!! 875-1.5'• ~COUNTY 646-910l540.t467 Ana.he1mConvent1on SupremeBroug~am • ·" 18711 Beach Blvd. Malle monthly P•Y· Center T top, full power.air, eJ~. ·. 142--2000 men ts and down . llBZ Gl!iL CPE 2'7K ml, SAAi ~COUNTY Cal_! 642 567~. ext 272 to ~~th:yy Ps~Ya~~tsM :~ · •. (C112UJS) belie 128.500 644-5833 BUYorLEASE VOLVO cla1myourUckets dou-1c..o3VOY I • • OIAH6! COUMTT'S .. __ ... wktnda, eves 54t-4S08 DIRECT ... ... * • • ft.. ..... OLDIST oarwicll: lmporta daily OVERSEAS Largest Volvo Deal~r Barwick Import:. _ _._ .. ___ l _l_l_·l_l_l_I ___ '79 MB 450SLC. Silver.~El.JVE]lLES lnB~~t~..\s~ For sale '73 Chev Impala. 831-331 I Sales·Se .. vice-Leulng lorC.-.er,IH. Rolls koyce BMW 1.540 Jamboree Newport Beach 640.6444 '751MW Dynamite 2002 automatic with on ly 51,000 origlnal miles. Air conditioning, stereo. Mint. 14ltNKQl $5''5 JIM MARINO VOLISWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 Red F\at XlJ like new, lo anrf, mint cood. Low 1· 4S''!;''~I DIRECT 4 dr .. xlnt cond. bst ofr r5ttto ''S'?. miles, a /c , am /fm , mllea1e.114-328-l730 ~I.!._~J ·.. 963-2591 ••••••••••••••••••••••• =s:r :::: r-.. -:OO-B.-ut-'.7y;_:~-/-;-~-:-~-~-~-:-e-i·:-! ri~:~~"c~:~~;·~3g:;,~~ [!em?~, ~~;;.;;;:;!!.2.~ .*9r,:~~;O Only 7500 miles. Auto. Call (714)873-0110 art CotlDOIA Pl~os trans.Mint cond. All ea-7pm. wkdays le all day Torofa 9765 t O t20Garden Grove Bl V-8. factory air. power f""lll I traa. S1,000 or best offer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Garden Grove S30·919o windows. power door • 30 • wkends. 673-4817or67S·661S. ---------'7a Toyota Cellca Lrtbck lock, power stet'r1ng. tochoose ... ..........._ 9727 '72 450SL, very clean, low miles, xl nt cond. .77 2164 GL a te. snrl~ lt°h ~ power brakes. AM FM . • :" ..,,_ both lops, 78,000 mi, a /c, 8trk. auto. 14900 copper. Super r lean ' f ~2895 •: ••••••••••••••••••••••• $14 SOO. 49t-74S1 549-8068 days. 673·4199 cass, $5200 630-7737, (787MCEI rom . ,.·: VISIT YOUI ' · wltnds/eves 640-7762 $2695 (817 KSl ' 1 • O.~·---......... co•sT ·~:a.~e~j.eBos thl90toSpsL.. ·-Vol l /"' --·· II ~ AL'Lo M'I " I • -~~~ " ""' u-. \.VUU '72 Toyota Corona. auto. ..., VO au o. a .... runs. '@" m~ nowa ,...,.. w I eage . •l c I ea n car . $1 39 s. $1600/080 VOtlCSWA GlN INC ALL Automatir Trans ' I • HONDA must sell this week. C655GGV >. 636-6621. 962·St28 ALlr PowerStcering . , ·l Hl.AD~'AITBS SlO,SOO/OB0.557·011.8. 1---534-4100 ALL-Runabouts. Jdr. .,... 'Ta Mercedes Bens '5()SL, 1980 Toyota SR s, pkup, Alltos UMd 13731 Harbor SOME·AirConditionmf '/' TODAY!!! immac cond. S26.000. xlnt cond. S spd, AM /FM •••••:••••••••••••••••• Garden Grove SOM F:-Stat1on Wagons ··' .: ., '46 Ford Woodie1 restored $13,000. ALSO 29 Model A Town Sedan, 4 dr. restored. Ideal for stu· dent. $10,000. 87~161 . COlh M.ta 645-5700 -----.... -· IOIMcLAllM't stereo. Uke new. 831-7494 G.....,,. 990 I ALl,Guaranteed "" utill'YBSITY 559-4M2. arts ••••••••••••••••••••••• c~ 9932 ORA.MGE COAST " ;i SALES•SERVICE MBZ280 -1973 ----•CARS WANTED• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TllANSPORTATIOtf ·~' OLDSMOllLI XLNTCOND -~ !~~ ....... !?.7.~ RUNNING OR NOT v-.aated Cl.OSETOFREEWAYS : ,. •eo MGA Xlnt Cond . res tored , personal plates read '110 MGA $5000/080145-7531 '62 Corvalr Convert Lt blue, comp!. reblt, spoke whl covers, all new, 131100. m.ao9 Reaa•u .. Ytllldn tUO ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7a Dodce RV Van. Setr- contained. Xtras. low mU..142-5241 4 W..... Dn.n 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76SUIAIU 4Wl-DIJYI WA60M 4 cylinder 4 speed, AM · P'll (G5ZPPM) l!!xcelletit buylltonly SUH ~~~= ~ D'-4100 13731 Harbor Git,.., Grove 'Tt BLAZD DU ftl, CB, am,fm e-, ... MOOO. ..._ZID .. Mtlelf 1HP ·n CU: Low mil••••· Xlat cond. XtrH. ll111t .. 11 1 =OIJ.O. 175·'71H, MUITSll.L '7tT ..... Lllllll DMr, ..,. ..... ~-/0110 ,,,... WANTED! Lale model Toyotas and Volvos Ca ll us DA.Y!!! ., .. ~., .... c ......... . ..._ •U·UO) • '40-'4'7 PORSCHES WANTED 13131 H.,bof 91.0 o...-n Oto.e ...... nu Top Dollar Paid ForYturCarl • JOMMSOM & SOM '•I 1•: Uarcwy -ll.artlor 81vcf. c.&alhu 540-SQ) .,., ova · ...... rorv .. Oood VW,....,....OIA"411 & &'JON. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA CS Mi. No. of SA Fwy> 1714t5Z2·533 3 Sunday by Appt. Capri '715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Capri Ghia , auto trans, extremely lo, ml, beaut. car In petfect cond. Must see. 551·3771 ..... 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-~~--~--- HOleA Call 7~9278 .75 Bu $25--$300 U-~ C-f I, 2167 Harbor Blvd. • • GMC TaUCICS • 9744 ig CASH ...u -• Costa Mesa _. r _,,.Harbor Blvd. M I Sunroof, EXCELLENT rnEE TOWlNG '79 Cot'Y.th Ll2 Call 17141631 -6441 • --~ -••••••••••••••••••••••• CONDmON ! ! 1031179> r" ~--COSTA MESA 79 ~1 SlHI OPENWEEKENDS 4apMd. IO.OOO--., 'TIWagon.4 speed •i·': 540-9640 COHYIRT'llU Barwick Imports Call Ed (714)891-0517 gl•aa T top, door Low mileage. Xlnt cond 71 HOM>A CIYIC 4 cylinder, 4apeed. 1't)is 111-3311 AMC 9905 locks. stero, power 556-6240 11 5 a peed, radio, heater. ia a British racing rreen 1---------••••••••••••••••••• •••• w I" do w. s • 'Port 072 up Pinto. black NU: ·: Tbll ii the one ever-with low miles . 75YWIAlllT '78 Gremlin, brand new w...... tires, Gd run cond 11 ~anu, In superb (882WEA) It la all 4 cylinder, auto. trans.. en.1. xlnt cond, fantastic moYMY> $900/0BOM7-0372 • ~ 1 . wtth l,a1 Utan orilinal and on sale this air ClOnd.ltionini. stereo. mUea,e. 11795. 7fl0.9205, ----_ ... 3l,OOO miles. A silver week for the unbeUeva· A really great running 75f.112l $1 3 900 '~ '96b •: beauty with bl a ell: In-ble price of Rabbit with Blau pun kt a.Id 9,. 0 J • ••••••••••••• •••••• •• ,. .. • terior. (3208) On sale for $52ff a t e re o . A ni ce I Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Horhon. 4 dr. 4 spd, only IOI WITHAM equipped car and of •76 Electra 2 dr, loaded, PS. lo ma Mint cond $lift YOLISWAQ.84 course VW reliability. int cond 1 12150 $3450. ev~ 673 3326 , 1 IOI WITHAM 7800Westmlftlter Ave. (080MVF) She is on sale ~ , c ean. . -I .. -.,sw•A-.... 1n--tm'--••r foronly '77 Volare Low mil~ •·• .--"..,IA"'t """"' UllJ~"" ... 699 New tires. $2,000. ' • •' 1-W-tm1na•arA.ve. 89~7551 838·7880 -""" -"" IOIWITHAM 64.>4616 893-:r•tmlftl=-7880 79 M6I YOLISWAQ.84 . -.. ' 4 1peed, 24,00 miles, new 7800 Weltml.nater Ave. * I t7 6 HOMO A ~!.'!..,reo ~pe. C938G > in Weatmlnater J.OOo. ~ IMW ~7551 838-7890 5 1peedl A cute earl W6 Broadway 7 ....., ....... (OztpJD) Santa •-a ·-3171 ' .. """ """" · ""' _. 7 pa1aen•e! l. looll:t le C)til. T $2991 'et llGB-GT. All /FM runs ireat. AU orteinal. HOWAIDet.'9•t ndlo/CHHtte, wire (12'70) Dove•Qua.UStl. wbeell, rood mlleare. CIP'lll IMW NEWPORT BEACH ...._ <n.4) UM755 or Wit Bro.dway IJJ.OIH (2U> '1'11·m&. Aall: for Santa Ana m.am n-.!!~a 1~ __. ~· J _.... 9746 "74 YW IUS _,_ .,_.. ....... -.-""lllli" 7PA.U•••• batdt bedr. Onl1 •.ooo ••••••••• .. •••••••••e,•• mU.. CJCINDYll) 'Tl Opel Manta, uect. ~~~ v.:. ~P~t SJ1tl al~. wtl1 •cewit trede, ln eae.la.t coedltlon _. NA-.o U. O.::S· ( 121 JR K ) . mecbanica=ln ap- YOlllWA... · peanece. < ) Her 11Tll 8Mcll BIYd. t741 1padoua later or and MJ.IMO eeOllOdlJ md• htr • I barpln for oal1 SALES. SERVICE AND LEASING 7tCOIYITTI Low mJles. Dead sharp, loaded 6 orlglnal 1 Dynamite! CetSXVH> SIO,HI JIMMAllMO YOUSWA ... 18'7U Beach Blvd. 142-ZOOO SMOWIOOM COMD. '75T·TOP Power brakea, power windows power ateerin1 with uittteleacopln1 1teerlnf wheel. air, ~*-f All /f l< llereo, •Hr •lodow delo 11•r. Alr power l~e tr&M. Snow wln • 1tereo, tllt, •bit lrilJl Blll'IWMIY ln· erlll1e, power 1eata ttrkr. lr,llOO mllet. Im· Ludau top. A beautiful macul•te tlaruoul ! 1ll1 bl~tb bhie $1, 100. '154·1110 or .......... and all Allwer Ad t.IOl,.141-4'00 tb• appotntmeeta 1oq _._,._ ... _. ______ , J.-------• would. aped. rt bat to. c._. ~ . "H -~ and .. In .............................. . eoadlticpo. <lotLWN ) 'ft Coder XR·T alal lllab U. • berta1a for ..a. 1lf ooo ml, ·-•'1 IMtt trNm.--.. .. wrntAM1 ~ D ·T, .._,. tat, all ¥0&DW.... •••er. fd COJld , lo WWM? trrtvAYe. aU....llD.-- tWu1•'-• ..._ "JI .... ,... .... ,... ;-.;:;. ............... . rw1111a•,_'n ..,._ • 'MltMT COMn • ........ ; C'lw1lled ••• Olla ........ ,..,,.. .............. ,...,. rwt-.-:.·· ........... ,_,... -----..;.....;.__...,.__.;o..;;.;;. __ _ ... Cll,_.,l llNfn. WMtMJWpt MWl7I '7 4 PI y mouth Go l<t • • .• Duster, 55,000 ml, auto, am/fm , oir, xlnt corM1;' -c PICIO nnn. 559-095!5 afl4!ft.' 3pm. ,:,,•1'1 -----h ,Olltlac 99 • ; f •••••••••••••••••••••• • I 71 roNTIAC ,.!~ ; .... IU ~ Air conditioning, pow(f :•' a t ~ e r I n g , • t e r t'YI cauette, wire whe61• coven, till wheel. -AJf•J be1ut1rul ellver·blt• ,h metalllc car with IOW> '.Ji miles and ln supe""'J"' condlt.ion. ('821.ICR > (tit,. " excelle nt hand ll,. \.-... machine that 10U ,.,, enjoyown.Lnlforonly l S4fff I 'tO " IOI wnMAM • • , :If YOUCSWA ... ·'';JI " ~m··!'I Ttoo tltmllllter Ave:i& ·,, ln W•UDlnJt4r ~ -~l ... .,. .. Cout DAILY PILOT!Tuelda , March 3, 1981 5700 IE · ALL 81 FIREBIRDS ~ OD INCLUDING TURBO CASH SAYlllGS DIR•CT PROM GM IMCLUDES: •AM radio •Heater • 4 speed trans • Tinted glass • Whitewall tires • Power steering • Power disc brakes • 18.5 gal. fuel capacity •Tilt wheel 1978 CHEVY . COllYITTI 350 V-8 engine. lectory air. a~m 1tereo ttipe, automatic, power steering & brakes, heater. & much more. (401189). MUSI SEE 1978 FIREBIRD POltMULAI Automatic. am/fm atereo ...,_, power wtndowa. air ~ .. rally WhHll & more. (532\JOT). HURRY WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD •ottw ...... M.-cll ttlti 1979 PONTIAC TUMS~ Autometlc, am/fm atereo t.pe, air conditioning, P#f. wt~,. cuatom wheels. custom Interior & more. (832M.R). 57395 1978 CHEVY CAPllCI CLAlllC Automatic, flCtOtY air, power ateerlng & brakM, power wlndowa. am/fm atereo tat:>•. cuatom whHll I much mot'e. (211139). 5•795 I 1979 DODGE COLT 4cytlnderenglne, good guc.. (419XHA). ·1979 OLDS CUTLASS MOOM IOOll Automatic. am/fm atereo, pwr. windows, air con-dltlontng. custom WhHla, c:uabn Interior & more. (431Me2). 56795 4 Cyl. 4 Speed UM tnete ~ fOt C()r'nCJi&f•ton YOVI ,,..._ -..,., .,.,,..,.,"'O on OfM"O ._, tnp lenlll" -... tf\er condtiOnt Actual h.g,,.,•r ""le-Mf ~be- II ee 1978 DATSUN 210% 4 apeed, amlfm stereo tape,"air cond .. only 34,000 ml .... (455766). 57395 1978 CHRYSLER COllDOIA Automatic trans]Tlission. A/C. AM/FM stereo tape, power steeri ng, vinyl top. cruise (IAOV127). W ASIUNGTON <AP> -Navy . Secretary Johll Lehman said to- day the ~1an admlnistratlon haa adopted a major chance in U.S. naval strategy aimed at countertni Soviet threats in all key oceans and Jettisonin1 the Carter admlnistratlon·s focus on' defendinc the sea lanes to Western Europe. To aehieve this shift, Lehman told reporters, the u .s. neet must be increased in size from U.S. aitb Salvador military WASHINGTON CAP) -The Reagan administration is escalating its military involve- ment in El Salvador despite con- cerns of congressional liberals that the Central American nation may become another Vietnam for the United States. The State Department an- nounced Monday night is is send- ing $25 million in new military aid and 20 more U.S. military train- ing experts to El Salvador. The in- creased U.S. support is needed to help theembatUedjunta put down Marxist rebels who the ad- ministration contends are armed by Cuba and other communist countries, officials said. State Department spokesman William Dyess said four five-man teams of advisers will be sent to El Salvador to train the Salvadoran military in com- munications , logistics, in- telligence and other skills to stop infiltration and respond to ter· rorist attacks. Dyess said the extra advisers, bringing to S4 the number ol Americana serving in mWtary- reJated ca.,.cities In El Salvador, •ill not co beyond tbe gantson areaortakepartin combatopera- tions. Nevertheless, more than 40 metn ben of the House said in a tele1ram Monday to President Reaganthatoneormoreoft.head· visers are likely to be lr.illed, "forcing the United States into another Vietnam or a humiliating withdrawal ... And Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, warned that the new advisers "go down there as prime targets" for the guerrilla rebels. But Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C .. supported the administration ac- tion, !laying there are "nervous Nellies saying we've got to do nothing, not even unhoolt the fire hose when the house is burning down." The •·nervous Nellies" phrase in itself evoked memories of Viet- nam. Former President Johnson used those words in the late 1960s to deride critics of the Indochina war effort. Dyess said additional military <See ADVISERS, Pa1e A%) HBextends ban on adult emettainmenl A moratorium on adult enter- taln ment businesses in Hunt· ington Beach baa been extended for another eight months by tbe City Council. Tb• IDOl'Atorium la to remain unUI new clty sonlDI can be_ adopted probibitln1 a wide ran1e of adult entertalDmat bu1tnea1e1 that city 01flcla11 believe emphasize 1exual ac· tlvlt1•. , Bua..._. banned from OJ*l· ln• ln tbe dty include adult boot 1torH, adult motlon picture tbeaten, llliChdt botela, encounter cena.n, and rap studJot. AllO taboo are dance 1tudioa, plloto1rapbtc or modeling tt.U., 0t Dllbt clubll f eaturtns topl.-..t bottomlna dancers, =--... exotic cluten, • any perfonnen em--.al acUYltlet. &..-t _...... lntroduct.kJa Ht•iHI, and fl1ur• mo41tl ttiMUaiallO.Wnotbeau.w.d to 1tart 1Mulae11 durtat tM -=-~---,. ,,. •. ~---dp btlMHI• • r• ••• s:n. ., tb'• . ., .... . ,..,. ......... .... ...................... !Dt4: ........... •f. r vce..eu '•ndlin ........... ~ • • •••r• lo •• tead Uae •0te-1um lloeda1. the present W ahlpt aGd 1ub- marines to about 800. The IDOlt important increase will be rala- lng the number of aircraft car- rier batUe 1roups from 12 to 15. The Navy secretary said the strategy represent• "an ac- curate consensus tbrou1hout the administration" and follows dla- cussiona be has had wlth Presl- d en t Reagan and Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger. Lehman said the Carter ad- ._1.u.rauoo followed a an&ecY 0( "pullback" from sucb low- t.Hreat areas as the northern and southern Oanb ot NATO, baled partly on the Qaumptloo that •'taking on the bilh·threat ·cballenae of the Soviets was too expenaive and not neceuary." He described the new naval 1trate1Y as aimed at "1oin1 back into the bltbest-tbreat areas ot our vital interests" and being able to defeat the Soviet INlly ............. .., OW1.....,.. EDISON COMPANY WORKERS CHECK LEV!L OF FU•S Firemen und by at Edlngef Avenue. etectncal vault Firemen clean up ~B gasoline spill A potentially devastating ex - plosion was. averted early today when fire men and cleanup crews removed 2,000 gallons of. gasoline that has leaked from a north Huntington Beach service station storage tank into an un- derground high-voltage elec- trical vault. The seepage did, however, trigger a power failure that blacked out some 2,500 Southern California Edison Company customers and forced the SUS· pension of classes today at Marina High School. The gasoline leakaae was traced to Katta Mobil Station on the southeast corner of Edinger Avenue and Springdale Street, Huntlncton Beach fire inspector Richard Grunbaum said. According to the fire inlpec· tor, the stauon o~er baa been aware ot leaka«ie for the put four months but was unable to locate the cause Grunbaum said firemen were summoned to the intersection, across the street from Marina High School, after a power failure was reported in the vicinity. He said firemen found that the <See SPILL, Pale A2> Teen fatally shot LOS ANGELES CAP> -A 71-year-old retired doctor fatally shot a teen-acer after he dis- covered the youth and an ac· compllce trying t.p break into bis car, police said. Herman Cam- 'poa, 18, wu abot once in the chest early Monday by Dr. Burke Sbevick, who wa1 ques- tioned by detectives and re· leased. · OHANGl.COlJNIY C All>,1 11rJ1\ 'tl 'i CF NTS navy's threat to those interest&. What this means. Lehman said, la that the U.S. Navy will 10 more frequently into the waters of the Greenland- Iceland-Britain gap in the Atlan- tic, that the United States would 1uarantee the ability to defend the Western Alliance's fianks In the Mediterranean and the far north, to keep the Russians out of the northern part of Norway and to be able to attack Russia's Kola Peninsula in the arcUc, site of Russia's maln northern neet base at Murmansk. He argued that such a strategy "'.Ould help deter the Ruuiana Yrom attacking the central front of Western Europe, which he said was the main con- cern ot the Carter administra- tion Asked about the Western Hemisphere close to the United States, Lehman said this regidh ls "not a bJgh-threat area" Wl· der the Rea1an scenario. He said a U.S. Navy bit enough to handle a hilh Soviet threat in diatont waters could take care of any problemt in Western Hemispheric waten. Lehman was critical ot the Carter administration's reaction to the perceived threat to U.S. interests in the Persian Gulf area after the fall or the Shah of (See NAVY, Page AZ) No marsh vote HB council delays action The Huntington Beach City Council bas declined to recom- mend to county planners a de· velopment proposal for the Bolsa Chica march. "It would be inappropriate," Councilwoman Ruth Finley said Monday. "The council hasn't done an in depth study of the various proposals. We would be voting on emotional reaction." The Orange County Planning Commission is studying seven different development proposals for the l.~acre marsh. It will pass its final recom- mendation to the Orange County Childre11 sue killer dadAlaia BJDAVID &UTZMANN OI .. .....,, N.-IUH TIM two youn1 children ot con- victed double murderer Dr. Louis Alaia have sued their father for fatally stabblnc their mother last Juae. ID the lawsuit, filed Monday in Oran1e County Superior 'Court, the children claim Alaia's "out- rageous conduct was intentional and malicious and done for the purpose of causing (the children) to suffer humiliation , mental anguish and e motional and physical distress. The children witnessed their mother's death. '' It la claimed in the legal action that Marc Alaia, 11, and Marla Alaia, 9, suffered "severe shock and trauma to their nervous systems." The amount of damages sought from the forme r Huntington Harbour surgeon isn't specified. Their father. an orthopedic sur- geon, was convicted by a jury of two counts or second ~degree murder for the stabbing deaths of Margy Lou Alaia, 37, and Long Beach attorney Marvin Tincher, 50, In the woman's Huntington Harbour home. Al the time, the Alaias were divorced but were fighting over custody rights to the two children. According to testimony in Alaia's trial, the stabbings oc· curred on the evening of June L3 after his ex-wife ordered him to leave the home. · The two youngsters testified &l{ainst their father during that trial, describing his knife attaclta on their mother and Tincher. Alala's defense during the trial (See AIAJA, Pase AZ) Board of Supervisors, which ul- timately will draft a develop- ment plan and submit it to the California Coastal Commission for approval. Last month, the county Plan- ning Commission asked the Hun- tington Beach City Council to re- act to the various proposals. Although the entire 1,609-acre Bolsa Chica area is in county territory south of Warner A venue, it is bordered on three sides by t.he City of Huntington Beach and on the fourth by the Pacific Ocean. The seven alternate develop- Boy, 17, injured ment proposals range from pre- ment proposa ls range from pres- ervation of 1,105 acres of marsh ment of more than 6,ltOO bomes. Four of the proposals call for a boat marina in the marsh. Peter Green, president of the environmental group Amigos de Bolsa Chica, urged the council to postpone any recommenda· lion at least until the county had chosen a proposal. He said hjs group or about 700 members has gathered 12,500 signatures over the past few months on a petition calling for preservation of the Bolsa Chica as a marsh. $2.6 million sought after HB accident WARNER .... I/') w :: z ~ g AV o.it'l'l'IMll~ SCENE OF TRAGEDY $2.8 rnHHon sought HB ponders crosswalk lighting The Huntington Beach City Council Is considering Installing traffic llght.s on two busy roadways to protect pedestrian school childre n and senior citizens. Mayor Ruth Bailey requested a city study on putting nasbing yellow lights at two crosswallts on Heil Avenue between Springdale Street and Edwards Street. By PATRIC& KENNEDY °' .. ....., ........... Attorneys representing the family of a boy who was struck down in Huntin1ton Beach crosswalk traffic in January have filed a $2.6 million claim against the city because there was no stop light at the intensec- tion. Phillip Harbin, 17, Huntington Beach, was hit by a car on the afternoon of Jan. 8 aS"he rode his bicycle in the c rosswalk of Warner Avenue and Nichols Street. The boy was in a coma and on life-s.upport apparatus for several weeks. He remains a pa- tient at St. Jude Rehabilitation Hospital in Fullerton. A city traffic study two-and-a-halt years ago noted. frequent traffic collisions al the intersection and recommended that a stop Utht and left tum lanes be installed. But city traffic official.a say red tape associated with a federal grant postponed installa· lion of the traffic light. "The city has a duty to keep public streets in a safe condi- tion, especially since they had forewarning that the intenec- ti on was dangerous ,'' said Gloria Nelson, an attorney for the llarbin family. Ma. Nelson also noted that of. ficlals of nearby Liberty Chris- tian School have been ur1in1 city officials to put a traffic signal al the crosswalk for several years. In the wake of the accident, <SeeCLAJM, Pa1e A2) . . That's French justice The crossing points are used by about 1,000 children 1olng to Spring View School , St. Bonaventure School and Carr Park, accordin1 to Sprint View Principal Georce Nettleman. 811111 CIAIT 1111111 lncreasin1 cioudine11 late tonight and Wednet· day with sli1ht cbance of rain Wednesday. Lowa tonllbt 42 aJon1 cout, 41 inland. Hlths Wednesday ln low 808 at beaches to upper D Inland. . Murderess getl li/e, lover the guillotine A l cheeks, then appealed for mercy and "most profound for1ive- nes1." "It'• often very difficult to convict 101Deoae ao repentant," said one lawyer involved in the cue. • KaupeUt and 11111 Terrtel were the oalJ witneNHI to tbe other two 1bootinc1. '° eacb ac· cuaed the other of firin1 UM tbota. "I didn't klll those three "l'IODL" be Wldfted. "but I am lD a W1Y l'llponalbJe tor tbeir deatba HHUH I ... wltb ,..._ --lbe ldlled ta.am. •• He II tle.....a mu mder .. ttaee., dMtb ta l'raac.. ......... -...... ~·· 1laOR ~ papen, oom· •••tell: "0.. eu draw two ......,.,ai-w.eue.O.. -........... to .. •· Hf~ W~ft It HmH to tt.e ,_...._ •two -m•are <ieiAi11es. ••••us NettJeman presented the coun· cil with 850 slenaturea of parents and teacben calllnt for naahlnl traffic ll1bta at the two cro11walb. City staff members alto were asked to prepare a atudy on ways to fund a atop lltbl at Main I and Florida Streets to serve • senior ciUaena 1lvln1 ln nearby ' WycUl(e Gardena, a ftdenlly 1 1ubtldllld U.tna complH for tbe tldtrly. , I Tb• Hail ,\venue atudy II due ln two ...-.. Tbe llaiD atr.- 1tud1 .. al*t*I am ......... accOl"dlnc to eit1 oftlelall. CltJ tratftc n$r llalpb lA'tY•....... ...... would cott 1... Utu 11,•, wbtle tbe ,-. llllat would COit about-.-. NtUl•1a told Ute Cl'1 C..· di ... ,., ,. &mi .. ~·tu .... I fear" tlaat 8 ltudij\ Wiii ~ Ill& b1 a ew • llaU A .. " lltllld I lutJ_,, ... ,...... ..... bit b; a ear wldle rNllll 1Mrlllo1· ............................. 1ulfered...waJ..-• boaee. • I 111181 TlllY ·,.~ ........... HOSTAGE BITTERMAN SUR"OUNDED BY T£AAOAISTS No confirmation on kidnap victim'• executton HB group hopefUI Bitterman alive A spokeswoman for Huntington Beach-based Wycliffe Bible Translators Inc. said today there is no'Confirmation that kidnapped linguist Chester Bitter:man has been executed by Colombian guerrillas. "We have no reason to believe that Chet has been 'killed." said Betty Blair, an institute press secretary. "Our office in Bogota h'as not confirmed that he has been executed.·· Speculation that the 28-year-old linguist h\d been killed by kis kid- nappers arose Monday when a Protestant minister . who said he had been a c ting as an . in - termediary with the. guerrillas, told reporters in Colombia he believed Bitterman had been ex· ecuted. However, a spokesman for the kidnappers said he could not con- firm or deny if Bitterman had been slain. Bitterman is associat- ed with the Wycliffe Bible Translators Inc .. and the Sum· mer Institute of Linguistics, a sis- ter organization. Rev. Alfredo Torres claimed he had spoken to a professed kidnap· per who told him the splinter group had executed the linguist. .. We fe el that s in ce the messages are contradictory and confused that he has not been killed," Mrs. Blair said. "There has bee.n no evidence.·• The kidnappers. who claim to be a dissident group of the April 19 move meJlt, claim that Wycliffe is a CIA front. Bitterman was a b· ductedJan. 19. From Pafl# A I ·ALAIA CHILDREN SUE. • • was based on a plea of temporary insanity. A jury deadlocked last · week on whether the gray-haired physician was insane at the time of the slayings . Further proceed· ings are pending. · But irl the lawsuit. In which Alaia's personal physician. Dr. Leonard Lie berman. is.named as a co-defendant. it 1s alleged the convicted murderer "negligently ingested'' the medication Ritalin, "which caused him lo perform certain acts so violent as to cause thedeath of (Margy Alai a l.·' Alaia purportedly s uffered from the disease narcolepsy, an uncontrollable desire to sleep, for which Lieberman said he pre- scribed Ritalin. It was part of Alaia's insanity defense that the Rita Un P.roduced side-effects such as anx1ety and aggressiveness which contribut· ed to llis mental breakdown. Lieberman declined to com· ment on the suit. The attorney for the children, Arthur Hews, said he will seek as- yet unspecified damages , funeral and burial expenses for Margy Ala1a and medical a nd related ex- pe nses for treatment of the children He ws said the children have been treated by psychiatrists and physicians . They are presently living in a foster home in Fountain Valley. Durin~ the murder trial, Alaia sued the estate of his ex-wife to collect money he claimed she owned him. Frmtt P,..-A I ADVISERS INCREASED. • • aid beyond the $10 million ap- proved by forme r President Carter in January is justified because leftist guerrillas may launch an offensive. "The insurgents are regroup- ing and massive quantities of arms remain in their bands," he said. addin~ that the rebels have reason to expect additional sup- Crash kills officer's son MADERA (AP) ·-The teen- age son of a highway patrolman was killed in a traffic accident near here today. Wayne DiStefano, 17, of Madera died when his car ran off a county road and rolled over. authorities said. DIStefano was ejected, and the vehicle· rolled onto him. He was the son of Fresno- b as e d CHP officer Mark Di Stefano. "That's hard to take," said Jim Taylor, the patrol's in· form a ti on officer, in Fresno. plies are on the way from Soviet- bloc countries ... We want to im· prove as much as possible the gove rnment's ability to deal with this problem.:· The aid package will include additional helicopters, vehicles, radar and s urveillance equip· ment and small arms . The New York Times. meanwhile, report~d today that the administration is considering -a Salvadoran request for $200 million to S225 million in . emergency economic aid, includ- ing $80 million from the Interna- tional Monetary Fund. Frmtt Pag_. A I JUSTICE ... equal to women except when It comes to mercy." "It's always betn easier for juries to order men beheaded than women," said a legal ex- pert. "For psychological rea- sons, it's always been eapec:lal- ly difficult for men to sentence women to death." MAINOfflal m wttt..., M., c-t• ~CA. Mell..,_:._ UM, c-te-.e1 CA.'*"' Newport Beaeb develo,.r William Lyon'• new bld to saln control of Air Calllornla baa created a 1Ur bl Miami Beach where Air Florida ex~cutives tbou•ht they bad ll lock on the arowln& Callfomia airline. The latest bit of manuevering to take over Newport Beach· baaed Alr California. in tbe words of several observers, could create a multimillion dollar bidding war similar to one waged last year in a San Diego courtroom. In last year's ~idding batUe, Air Florida came in with a high offer of "7 .5 mil~on for control of Westgate Ca1ifornia, the financially t,roubled parent com· pany of Air California. The offer currently is being studied by the Civil Aeronautics Board, wt\ich must give ap- proval to all airline purchases or mergers. But last week , develope r Lyon, one of the losers in the-San Diego bidding war, came in with a new offer. Details of the offer are being kept secret. A spokesman for Westgate, undergoing reorganization under bankruptcy laws, described the offer as "significant." He said the bid could ··result in Westgate's s hareholders and creditors receiving more for their holdings" than the offer Air Florida made last year. Robin Cohn, an Air Florida spokeswoman, s aid Lyon's bid has not gone unnoticed by her Cirm 's executives. who, she said, will map out their next move this week. She reiterated Air Florida's inte r est in taking over the Newport airline. whic h flies most of the permitted daily de- partures out of John Wayne Airport. Wes tg a t e , on c e the . cor· nerstone of financier C. Arnholt Smith's banking and industrial empire. collapsed in 1973. Except for a tuna packing plant in Puerto Rico, Air California represents Westgate's only other operating asset. Valley takes s treet light • • taxing issue A proposal to impose new tax- es on Fountain Valley property owners to help pay street light· ing and median maintenance cos ts will be discussed tonight by the City Council. The council meets for a study ses·sion on the city's current financial condition at 7 in City Hall, 10200 Slater Ave . The study session , open to the public, will be followed at 8 by the regular council meeting. City officials are forecasting a $1.S million budget shortfall for the fi scal year beginning July 1. Street light and median main- tenance assessment districts have been s uggested a s means for raising additional funds for these services. In connection with the an- ticipated budget crisis. the coun- cil also is scheduled to select members of a citizens commit- tee who will solicit suggestions for reducing city services or raising additional funds . HB trustees weigh f urth6r school cuts With t hree school closures a lready approved, Huntington Beach City (elementary) School District trustees will consider implementing cuts in prognm· ming and professional staff tonight. , Ron Brown, the district 1 pe rsQnnel director. aald tonight's deliberations will focus on teachers and admlnlstraton as well as support staff such u school nunea and psychololiata. The tnwtees meet at I p.m. at Clapp School, 20581 Famawortb Lane. Layoff noti~ must be malled to district tea~ben by March 1.S, a atate-lmpo1ed deadline. Dlatrict truatees voted earlier to cloee Peterson, Clapp a.nd LeBard tchools and to eUmlpate 41 teacben and two prlnclPala' po1lUom. Crime fight pushed LOS ANGELES (AP) -~ eel'lled wttb tbe riM tn Qlrime, 14amad D ........ ehalrmu of th• c:ounty Board of Sbpervleort, Ul80UCed a If· r:.tnt plcn to Mlp flat tM prob- em, Wblle a Cft7 CoucU--. &rnanl lenwdl, GffwM --out ol hie oMH ....._ to.- anodm poljc• pallOl Wiil • 0.. l&l'MU. Gubernatorial try himed by Fong Eu California Secretary of State March Fong Eu says that she may run for governor next year. "I'm just keeping my options open," Mrs. Eu said Monday fotlowing a World Trade Center Association of Orange County luncheon in Irvine. "Some people want me to con- sider running for governor," she said. "But I'm probably going to run for secretary of state. It's a pretty good job.·· "Not that I couldn't be gov- ernor," she added . Mrs. Eu, who has served as secretary of state since 1974, said that the high cost of seeking higher office may keep her from running for either governor or lieutenant governor. . "It's up to the financiers," she s aid. "So many things could happen." SpeaJung to the buaineaspeo- ple Mn. Eu said that the state 11 facing a $46 billion trade deficit thia year largely as a result of sluggiah exports and lncreued costs of importin& oil. "California needs to in(J'eue Its export sales without delay." she said. Although California produced enough goods to rank aa the seventh largest nation in the world, it lacks strong export sales, Mrs. -Eu said. Half the wheat produced in California is sold abroad along with 20 percent of t he table grapes and 2 percent of the livestock, she said. To help boost exports Mrs. Eu bas said she has hel~d establish two promotional councils for both agricultural and manufac · turing exports. F,....PapAI Delay infraUd case seen WAllUNGTON <AP> -The federal !rial ot St. Louil-baaed McDonaell Dou1laa Corp. and four top executives on fraud char111 probably will be poetpoeed unUI November, two years after their Indictment in connection wlth payments on oveneu Jet transport aalea. Judi• Joyce Kens Green in· dlcated durin1 a courtroom con- ference Monday that pre· liminary ar1ument1 and trial preparaUona by sovemment and defenM lawyers In the caae wtll take all 1prin1 and aummer. Attorney• for both t ides said they *111 not b. ready until after Labor Dar· •nd oth•r commit-ment.I wtl ~cupy the JUd&e un- til November 1'hC Judae will set th~ trial date fh a ,,.._ daya Proaet'uto n and defense lawytrs u•d tMy plan w take pre trial depn1 1lwn1 from varloua loreirn w1lnH1e11 , in cludlnl two ffw1H hanker11. three Pakistani alrllnt emplr1yte11 and others. Another cau.w of delay will be appeals to the t: S Court of Ap peals l1I ruling.~ by Jud~e Grten. Including an order barnng the prosecution from u1ing grand jury tellt1mony t>y defendant Sherma Pruitt J r , a Douglas A i r c r a f t D i v 1 11 1 '' n s a I e s manager. and a ruling upholding tbe indlctmenu Named in the indictment with the corporation and Pruitt were James S. McDonnell Ill, cor porate marketing vice pres1· dent ; J ohn C Briz e ndine . Douglas president, and Charles M. Forsyth, Douglas executive vice president. Pruitt also was charged with perjury in a later indictment ba s ed on the g rand jury testimony , whic h is under challenge in the main case . The perjury charge invol ves his sworn denial that he had NAVY PLANS BUILDUP foreign bank accounts or kn~w • • • the ultimate recipients of $1.2 Iran and the Soviet intervention of Afghanistan. Although he declined to dis· cuss details of the Reagan ad- ministration's defense budget proposals until they are sent to Congress on Wednesday , Lehman indicated he is counting on taking the old aircraft carrier Oriskany out of mothballs to helo iJlcre.ase the carrier force. He estimated it would take about three years to prepare the Oriskany for operations. It is million that McDonnell Douglas known that the Reagan defense allegedly paid in the sale of four proposals include $518 million a_ircraf~ ~o Pakistan lnterna - for this year and ne)C( ~to reac-. ltonal Airlines. tivate the Oriskany. Frmtt Pag#' A I The Reagan administration also will recommend that ~ongress vote a down payment of about $660 million on a C LAJM nuclear-powered aircraft car-• • • rier, wllich Lehman said would City Council membe rs unan· take about seven years to com-imous ly approved s pending plete. $35,000 to erect a temporary stop light at the inter section. It is F.-..P~AI scheduled to be installed this month. SPILL REMOVED. • • gasoline had s eeped into an· Edison power vault located about 10 feet below the street. Vacuum trucks were used to remove the flammable liquid. "There would have been a ma- jor explosion with extensive damage if it had ignited," Grun- baum said. Bill Compton, area manager for Southern California Edison, agreed. "Gasoline apparently de- teriorated a couple of compo· nents in the vault and caused the power outage to occur," Compton said. "Normally, when you have an incident that causes a short· circ;uit, it causes a fire, too," be added. "There was a short- circuit here, but no fire. We don 't know why. but we're grateful." Compton said s ervice was restored within three hours to most blacked out customers in the area bounded by Heil Avenue, Springdale Street, McFadden Avenue and Golden West Street. He said Marina High is served direcUy by the affected power vault, causing an additional de· lay in restoring electricity to the school. He said he expected to have full power restored today. Huntington Beach Union High School District spokeswoman Lyn Henderson said Marina stu· dents were told to go home this morning because of the power failure. She said normal classes will resume Wednesday. Attorney Nelson said the city has 45 days to respond to the claim. At the end of th at time a lawsuit charging negligence can be filed against the city in Superior Court, she said. Police said the boy was hit by a car driven by a girl, 17, who didn't see him pedaling across the intersection. Police said a car in the lane closes\ to the sidewalk stopped as the boy waited, but that the other motorist wasn't able to stop in time as the boy rode into the path of her car. She was deemed not to blame for the accident, police said. The speed limit on that section or Warner Avenue is 45 mph, police said. The intersection is within several hundred feet of three schoola -Oak View Elemen· tary, Ocean View High and Liberty Christian. I - .,..,,r....._ New York Mayor Edward Koch , com- ple1e with straw hat and cane , struts through a performance at the annual In- ner Circle show in New York. The cast of the Broadway musical "42nd Street" joined Koch at the satirical program put on by local political reporters . 1'1~yor hub i~ hairy issue 8 ing mayor of Chicago ma be enough to make a per on's hair fall out. That's wh t a new sculpture of Ma or Jue Byrne suggests. T e sculptures or Mrs. By e and her husband, Jay Mc allee, sport the latest in wig . They are on display at a owntown Chicago wig sho . T e Jolul SeFkk sculpture de icled Mrs . Byrne rec ining in a chair with Mc ullen sitting on the ar rest. The figures are not fla ering. The heads are dis roportionately large. B stepping on a floor swi ch, a tape recorded voice is a tivated: " re you under . . . stress of difficult job? Are you one of those women or men whd are . . . starting to lose your hair? Custom Wigs are for J"nen and women . . . who suffer from hair loss ... wig~ for people whose heads ha Ve gotten bigger." Custom Wigs Ltd. is an exhibitor at the wig show. A,.Wlt·w!IM• Loni Anderson , the blonde bombshell on "WKRP in Cincinnati," has filed for divorce from her actor husband, Ross Bickell. They were married seven years ago. M(lngers still mulls state school post By ROBEaT BARKER Of -Delly ...... IWf Fonner Huntington Beach As- semblyman Dennis Mangers might run against superinten- dent of Public lnstruction Wilson Riles after all. Mangers, a former Fountain Valley school principal and trustee in the Huntington Beach Union High School District, said recently he would seek the office only if Riles vacated it. HE SAID THEN that a direct challenge against an incumbent would be divisive to public education. However, Mangers modified his position Monday when he said he will continue "testing the waters" for his candidacy even Madam gets probation SAN ANTONIO, Texas <AP> -Theresa Brown, the brothel madam who reportedly kept a IL9t of 3,000 customers beneath her bed, bas been sentenced to five yean probation on a charge of running a house of prostitu- tion. District Judge James Barlow announced the sentence after defense attorney Pat Maloney called 12 character wit· oesaes -lncludio& a Catbolic priest and several nel&bbon of the alleted brothel -who described the 46-year-old woman as an ideal mother and aood cltl1en. Maloney said be would appeal to U.e Texu Cowt of Criminal Ap- peala, 1a)'IDa his client had not operat.d the brothel for three 1••• prior to her arrest Oct. 2, u.. though Riles announced last week that he will be seeking a fourth term as s tate school superintendent in 1982. .. Riles has given the im - pression for nine months that be wouldn't seek re-election and I've decided not lo back off con- sidering a possible candidacy," Mangers said. Mang ers, a two -term Democrat who was defeated by Republican Nolan Frizzelle last November, said he would reach a decision by May or June alter sizing up support among busi· ness and education leaders throughout the state . "THER E IS A question whether four more years of Mr. Riles is really needed," the 40- year-old Mangers said. Mangers says that Riles con- tinues to be personally popular, but claird Riles hasn't focused on the major education goals of the public. ·'The people want their children to read, write, speak and understand the language," Mangers said. He said he believes that Riles baa been focusing on. social problems and is not doing a good job in basic education. Mangers claims that schools, pa rlicularly discipline in high schools, are suffering because ol le&islative actions. "OVEaaEGULATION is fore· lot ®r schools to t.be brink of oblivion," be said. Manaera Implied that Riles is not standing up to the Legislature in tbe matter of regulations. "He bas abdicated his role by not beinl assertive aaalnst those preasures," be: said. , Manaen. who bas an office in Santa Ana, la a consultant on health and education l11ues. We're Listening ••• The Daily Pilot want.a to hear ftom lll readers, whatdou like about the paper an4 wbat you don't Uke. We alt0 woul like to publlab ~ views on aay subjed ba our letten to UM MJtor col· umn. Ctlll the number below IDd your ma1a1• will• recorded. II•••• will be transcribed Mveral tllbft dally and delivered to ta.. 4llM tJI lba 1ppropn1tt tdltor. Mailbox co0trtbution1 will • d.Uv.nd to ta.e edltoriel pe1e edttor. Mailbox toDtliblllDn m• lnehlde tMlr aame and telephone au..., for vertfteatloe. Ml citeulatloD cal\a, pleue. TeU m _....s • ,..... ....... 1'11 ••blr la 11' Ml'Vk9 It .... Id.,, ..._ ~ a •M· Indiana Gov. Robert 0 . Orr proclaimed Monday ''Dr. Seuss Day" and marked the occasion by lunching on green eggs and ham wilb 16 local school children. The proclamation was issued in honor of the 77th birthday of the children's author. Dr. Theodor Seuss Geisel, creator of the "Cat in the Hat," "Yertile the Turtle" and the "Grinch who stole Christmas." The children from School 55 on Indianapolis' north side and t heir teacher. Leoh~ Williams, were invited to the governor's office for a lunch or ham s andwiches and hard-boiled eggs dyed green. When the Joffrey II ballet company performed in Enid, Okla .. there was no doubt who the chief drawing card was -Ron Reagan, the president's 22-year -old dancing son. A crowd of onlookers gathered after a performance by the company at Phillips University for a better look at the young dancer, but he granted no interviews. UCI unit seats new officers New officers have been select- ed for the UC Irvine Foundation, a non-profit organization that gathers and manages private fu9ds in s11pport of the uni· versity. Named president of the UCI Foundation was Thomas Casey, se nior vice president - investments for First American Trust Co. The new vice presi- dent is James McNally_, an ad- m In is tr at or with Price Waterhouse & Co., and Ronald L. Conrad, executive partner or Conrad & Associates, was named treasurer. The Irvine Foundation's new general counsel is Paul Marx, an attorney with Agnew, Miller and Carlson; and the new ex- ecutive director and assistant secretary is Robert N. Berube, a UCI administrator. Model U.N. ckaws from OC schools Students from three Orange Coast hi1b schools will participate ln t.be 1'th annual hlah school Model United Na- Uon s Conference betinnint Thursday at UC Rlvenlde. About l ,000 student.a from 50 high schools will take part lo the tbree·day event, which · simulates the formal debate, in· lorm al negotl atlon a and diplomacy of the United Na- tions. Local schools aeruliq students to the event include lfuntlnlton Beach Jnp ScbooJ, Oeean View Hilla Seboo1 Callo iD 1:11111 ............ -Beach> and LalWl• tll llllb School. Keynote speaker wlll be Tsuneo Tanaka, Japanese C<JD- sul aeneral baae4 lo Loa An1eJe1. Two 1~bolar1btp1 wtll b• • awarded, lt tbe doUnf ....... ,. .J Searcli abanOOned JUN&AU. AlMka (AP> -11le CoHl Oaar4 bH 1hr•• .. , ...,.••••• tor Ht!!-•••1 CNW._ froom tM ......... lo•t• Korea• tar•• •••• DHl11D. WWI J111l two s.nl"'9 ~~1Ua1 In aa Alukt Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/TuMday, March 3. 1981 Irvine school's geometry An interesting geometrical pattern is presented when Irvine's new Sierra Vista Middle School , 2 Liberty, is viewed from the air. The school in the Northwood area will open to 2.82 students March 16. Earlier, Northwood Elementary School opened nearby at28Carson Avenue. . ' Bundle of money freed No crimes traced; man's cash returned By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of Ult o.11' f'llet StMI A San Pedro man who led police and sheriff's deputies on a 90 mph auto chase from Irvine to Cook's Comer in the Santa Ana Mountains 11 days ago, in an apparent effort to prevent their finding $20,000 in his car, is a free man today. Laureano Sanchez, 29, is also poorer but wiser by a grand total of $1,100 confiscated by the State Franchise Tax Board and a $104.50 fine for reckless driv- ing and evading arrest. Irvine police said Monday they will ~ive $18.900 back to Sanchez' mother and accepted the Sanchez family's pleas that lbe money is her savings and was destined for a Mexican bank. BANKS IN MEXICO pay con- siderably higher interest on Yankee dollars, although it is il- legal to take more than $5,000 in cub out of the U.S. at any one time, authoriUes said. Sanchez could conceivably be penalized for tbal, but then be never got to the Mexican border in the first place. And then, again, police said, the Sanchez story also involved an alle&ation the money was not to make any whopping interest but rather for the use of poorer relatives. Sanchez. employed by a Wilm- ington restaurant, first came to the attention of police Feb. 19 when he was spotted driving along Lake Forest Road on the wrong side of the street. POUCE SAID he yielded to their blinking lights and stopped, but when asked for his driver's license he claimed he didn't have it with him, then stomped on the gas and the chase was on. Orange County Sheriff's dep- uties joined the chase, which ended when Sanchez slid to a stop on El Toro Road at Cook's Corner, where Santiago Canyon Road splits off in one direction and Trabuco Canyon Road in the other. Lawmen routinely searched his car and found a Seagram's whiskey blue cloth bag in the car trunk. Here It Is March already and time to celebrate for those with an Aquamarine birthstone. Aquamarine means sea water. What an apt name for this lovely greenlsh·blue to bluith-green gem. The finest are predomlnantly blue. w, heve a ring In our stock with a WlfY fine, large Aquamarine set In It. One of the moat beautiful I have aver aaen . It la 1.tx24x10mm amafald cut wld welgha 21.82 carata. e.lly found In large flaw'-9 OtY1tal1, lta very appearance producee a cooling, aootnlng effect Just like the Ha. the deeper the atone th• dMf* tt. color. Aquamatlne needa to be falrty large to exhibit good cotof. Many fine aton" tod9y .,.. heat-t,..ted to Intensify the '*-OOlor, end the pr~ la panMnent. Aquamarine la a v.,i.ty of the tnlNfal beryl. The other 'Important variety of beryl la Emerald. Chromium. the 814N'Nnt wtilch produc .. the t. " \...1 Openmg the pouch, which was too soft to be holding a flask, they found it stuffed with $20,000 in cash. The discovery led to con- sider able questioning by in- vestigators, according to Irvine Police Sgt. Bob Kredel. Sanchez insisted the funds were his mother's savings and that he had been headed for Mexico lo deposit the green- backs for use by the family's poorer kin. However, bis souped-up sedan and speedy flight brought ·arrest and booking for investigation of bank robbery. reckless driving and evading arrest, police said. Sanchez was released follow· ing three days of jail time dur· ing which police failed to link him to any bank robbery, and hi s mother and other family members came in to swear be was telling the truth. Baffled police contacted the , Department of Internal Revenue . to tell them about all this money, but the IRS expressed little interest. However , Ca lifornia 's Franchise Tax Board was de- lighted to learn of the unusual find and at least temporarily pocketed $1,100 or it, the amount of state income tax applying to that sum. THE MONEY -if legitimate- ly earned as the Sanchezes claim -could already have be&ri subjected fo stat\ taxation. But under such circumstances, the Franchise Tax Board doesn't take any chances. Irvine Detective Dick Bowman said at the end or the 1981 tax year the family can ap· peal to the Franchise Tax Boa.rd for return of their $1 ,100, if they can verify its origin. .. Move ~Ollles early CET A job freeze called economy act W ASJUNGTON (AP> -The Reagan administration has in- voked a freeze on hiring of public service workers under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. The administration wants to phase out so~ 340,000 federally subsidized jobs in state and local government by the end or the current fiscal year. It notified regional administrators of the Labor Department's Employ- ment and Training Administra- tion that no new jobs be fllled under two programs authorized by CETA the Title 11-D and Title VI programs. Some city officials seemed taken aback by the hiring freeze because President Reagan had said in his Feb. 18 message to Congress and the nation that the two CETA jobs programs would @ EiEMWiiE be phased out in fiscal 1982, beginning Oct. 1. Jack Hashian, a spokesman for the department's Employ- ment Traming Administration, confirmed, however, that an or- der carrying out the freeze went out late last week. In his budget message to Congress last month, Reagan in· dicated that as much as $635 million could be saved by phas- ing out CETA jobs under the public service categories by tbe end of the current fiscal year on Sept. 30. But an administration official, who declined to be named · publicly. said Monday that as ' much as $865 million of the fts- cal 198l's $2.9 billion appropriat- ed for public service jobs could be saved because of the hiring freeze. • green color ot Emerald. allO produces other characteristics wh ich distinguish the gem from Its sister atone. Aquamarine la more abundant In nature than Emerald wld ~ore is 1 ... costly. Golden S.ryl and Morganlte 1 t (the pink member of the beryl family) are also very lovely gems. I bought a beautiful °"" Morganlte weighing 17 .41 carat• on my last trip to ldar-Obereteln, It wH my lm.ttlon to Mt It up In a rlng mounting, but we have t>Mn·eo busy with our cuetomere' ..,.clal d"lgna and cuatom on:1ert that I htiven't hed time for rff'f own. CHARLES H. BARR We dO heft a wld9 Mlactlon of AquamarlnH eat up In ..-.1ry though. They .,. In rtnga. braicelat9, penctenta .,_, aarrlnga and range In swtoe ftOm a IMf'9 llO to an _....,,. 111,250. We' II be happy to. .,.,. ~ aH to '°" on ~ MICt vlelt to Ct\arlae H. Birr JlwMn. , n ·. r r. H/F Or"ange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tuelday, March 3, 1981 • NATION I WEATHER Bridge blast strahds hundr.eds T .. wa1n1ng the e v olutionis t s VA&IOUS AWnJLNBM osn. -'l'be ttouble with tuins_ a 4ay off from tbls corner wu that all l ac· eomplilbed wu to draw rain. I don't need that. I don't nffd my days off to become controveraial. LIM.en you'd thlnlt we have enouch to fl&bt about around ~re without 1ettlnl the weather into it. We're tbraablnc arpund in debate over Jobn Wayne Airport. We're battltnt over the future ol Bolaa Chica swamp and Newport'• Back Ba)'. We're locked up over environment and toture development. Our bands are rull. AU of this, however, ls not enouih. You check the newa and rind out that a state · ~ lawsuit is under way on whether or not r e · •., llgious creation should ~'\ be taught in the public ~~ :~:l~~::i. alone with JOI IURPHllf ~ / You may have thought all that was setUed atterthe Scopes Monkey Trial in Tennessee back in the 1920s. But no. We are resurrect.ln1 the legal battle. • c.. BELIEVE IT Oil NOT, there are still some people around who believe man descended from a higher order of animal. Did I get that quite right? Maybe not.. . While you might not want to debate either side of crea- tion there are sure a lot of things around these days tha t 1 wouidn't want to blame on any creator. Television com· mercials for disgusting personal products would be one. Pop-top can openers would be another. Add ignition keys that go in upside-down. . . Famed American humon st Mark Twam bad con- s iderable to say on the question of whether or not man was the higher order of creation. Once, for example, he wrote, "You see an ancestor around here anywhere?" "I believe our Heavenly Father invented man because he was disappointed in the monkey." AS FOR MAN compared to dogs, Twain suggested. "If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bit.e you. This is the principal difference bet ween a dog and a man." The man from the Mississippi River a nd the Mother Lode country could also get downright heavy on the failures of humankind. Twain once wrote, "Of all creatures that were mad~. he cmanl is the most detestable. Of the entire brood h~ 1s the only one the solitary one -that posses~es malice. That is the basest of a ll instincts, passions. vices -the most hateful. He is the only creature that inflicts pain for sport, knowing it to be pain ... Also -in all the list he is the only creature that has a nast y mind." Mark Twain also had a couple of things to say about human nature. like. "Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits." Or. "Man is the only animal that blushes. Or needs to." And, "There are several good protections against. temptations but the surest is cowardice." And one more: "Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economize it. .. AMONG HUMANOIDS, Twain didn't let the politicians off the hook very easily, either. He once suggested. "~t could probably be shown by ~acts an~ fi.gures that there 1s no distinctly native Amencan cnmmal class except Confress." n any event. you have to guess we'll Just have to wail to see 1f the religious people wm the nght to nave tne biblical version of creation taught in public schools r ight along with evolution. MARK TWAIN, however , might have strongly ques- tioned the value of getting any kind of curriculum into the schools. Just remember, he once wrote: "Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre. but they are more deadly In the long run." MARATHON, Fla. CAP> -Hundredl of motoriata, .ttl'~ in the Florida Keya by a b~:~ explt»ioa Uaat ltWed one person, packed bote.la aftd held ate parties wblle bl1bway Cf9WI worked to reopen the only roa to the malnland. The Monday blast oo Seven·Mile Bridie was tri11eted when a piece al heavy con1t.rucUon machinery aboard a aemi.traUer truck 1truck tome propane tanks on the bridle, official• said. The tanks exploded, kUllnl the brid1e tender and causlna structural dama1e to the narrow steel span. Authorities said they hoped \() reopen the brid&e to automobile traffic late today. However, Traosportation Department en1illeers said they didn't know immediately whether the damage would re· quire more tlme-consumln1 repairs. About 150 Marathon school children were taken by boat to their homes ln Blg Plne Key. Air Florida booked extra passen1ers on fliahts leaving Key West, and PBA Airline, which offers ahutUe service, stepped up its service with $25 fll1hta between Marathon and Key West. Tailgate parties were held ror miles alone two-lane U.S. 1. the bridge. Motorists shared food and drink and talked long int.o the warm night. The Florida Highway Patrol said the accident occurred at about 12:30 p.m . as a nortt\bound truck, driven by Craig Vance Mulllkin, 24, of Key Largo, crossed the Moser Channel swing span. which pivots to let boats pass below. Pacific balloon trip try aborted TOK YO <AP) The first attempt to cross the Pacific in a manned balloon was aborted minutes before takeoff this morn- ing when a hold-down cable broke and the 26-story high ·balloon was irreparably damaged. "We were within fi ve or 10 minutes of transferring the helium and completing preparations to let up, .. Ben Abruzzo. captain of the four-man Double Eagle V. said In a telephone interview from the launch site in Nagashima, a hot springs resort 180 miles west of Tokyo. The 50-year-old Abruzzo said it would be impossible to prepare another launch in the next two weeks. a period in which wind con- ditions are right for t he 6.000-mile crossing to the U.S. West Coast. "It's a tremendous letdown," he said after the abort early today "Now we will re- organize as soon as possible for the next •oo<1 possible flight attempt we hope next year " Abruzzo and a second member of the team, Larry Newman. 33. made history in 1978 when they Joined Maxie Anderson an the Double Eagle 11 to become the first to cross the Atlantic by helium- filled balloon. Abruzzo and Newman were joined in the cross· Pacific attempt by Ronald Clark, 40. and Japanese restaurateur and entrepreneur Rockv Aoki. 42, who has business interests in Orange County. Calif. The three Americans are from Albuquerque. N.M. Abruzzo said they were plagued by minor problems throughout the night before the rigging failed, causing the hold-down cable to jam and break at about 4:30 a.m. The team also had attempted to lift off Sunday night, but called off the flight because of high winds The four balloonists had hoped to make the voyage to San Francisco in about three days, and if all went well, continue to the U.S. East Coast. Authorities said the equipment aboard, variously described u a backhoe or a back-end loader, wu too high to clear the bridce. The machine smashed into a series or &lrders and then struck several larje propane storage tanks that fuel the &enerators for a warning system and lights for the brtdge tender's station, authorities said. Peter Charles Fancher, 39, of Big Pine Key. was killed in the blast. ''The building was totally <temolished. It was gone and covered in names. The bridge tender apparently had no chance. It just went real quick. 1t JUSt cremated him in the buldin"." said Joe Pierce, an .accident scene photographer for the Highway Patrol and Ure department. AP W1re-. .. o Boy bandit A 9-year-old boy, known only as Robe rt, walks with at- torney Mel Sachs. left. and unidentified man. right, aft er court hearing in connection with the $118-holdup of a Rockefeller Center bank in New York City last week. Sachs contended the boy. who used a toy pistol, did not in· tend to rob the bank but was only "play acting ." !he youth is from a broken home spending most of his time watching television and on the s treets l..indbergh kidnapper 'verified' TRENTON. N.J. <AP) -A new review of the notorious Lindbergh kidnapping case sup- ports the original conclusion that Bruno Richard ttauptmann was guilty of the 49-year-old kid- nap-murder. according to a state police report. The review concludes that evide nce unequivocally sup - ports Hauptmann's guilt and the identification of an infant's body as that of Charles Lindbergh Jr. · · lt is sufficient to report that the review findings clearly sup· p ort the verdict that Bruno Ri chard Hauptmann was guilty," said the report, released Monday by Col. Clinton Pagano. division superintendent. "T his conclusion is based on facts which should dispel the notion that the bo d y o r C h<1rl t:S Lindbergh Jr. was not correctly identified.·· The s ummary s <1id h<11r samples from the body recenll~ studied by the latest scientific techniques match hair trimmed ........ . . ..----- I' from th(' son of the rirst man to fl y solo across the Atlantic OcC'an The report also said a flannel shirt on the victim was made from the same cloth as gar- ments in the estate nursery Another stonn forecast Weeke1ul stonn toll .5; scatteredfloo<ling lncrO\lnQ CIO<ld\ WtOne\CIO, ••111 shgllt ch•no OI rilln l•te 1n Ille day Coastal I-. 41 '"Oh U Inland low 41. lllQll .. 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Good ont., In Of'ly In ~ loutl'lem c.llfomla 1 Cemoml• .._. .,ov Me ~,::: ::·::!:.'t• _..... ...... -------• • ---.------.-.-...-...-........-c .,...... ....... ____ ~-·--··--~·----------......_ ..... _-~~-._. __ .._ ___ ..._ __ .. State called anti-religious I/ SACRAMENTO (AP> -Rell1ious fundamen· taliata, 1uin1 to curtail lhe teaching of evolution in ·califomia schools, are accusinl lhe state of a bias against relllion. '-...!''lbe position of the State of .California la es- sentially hostile to rell1lon and thereby, in effect, establishes a rell1ion," attorney Richard Turner told a crowded courtroom Monday. He represents a San Diego group called lhe Creation-Science Research Center. Deputy Attorney General Robert Tyler replied that the state bu the right to make an "educa- tional decision" about the theories taught in science classes. "Evolution is a scientific lheory. It does not speak to rellR}ous concepts at all," Tyler said. "Science is neutral toward religion." ,....,,. .,.,,ro.,~• •~U,...net SAN DIEGO <AP> -Calling it a "milestone in litigation," a Superior Court judge has approved a $21 million out-of-court settlement in a case involv· ing a bankrupt chain of retirement homes sponsored by the United BRIEFS Methodist Church. ·'There is not ab·. solute finality here, since we still have to go f through the bankruptcy court," Superior Court Judge James L. Focht said Monday, "but nevertheless, this is a milestone. Achievement of this settlement in a most ex· traordinary accomplishment." Focht also awarded '4·3 million in fees to at· torneys who, the judge said, faced "unique legal and factual difficulties" in the case against the Pacific and Southwest Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, of which Pacific Homes was an agency. tt'a.an jal~d In .,.,If ar., fraud SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A government lawyer says the first sentencing in the country of a health care provider for defrauding the govern- ment's Medicare program is a "major success in the area of white collar crime." The assessment came from David Geneson. a government attorney who helped convict Flora M. Souza, 62, of two felony counts of defrauding the government of some $13,000. The San Jose woman was sentenced Monday to 18 months in jail, fined $10,000, and ordered never to participate in federal health care pro- grams again. A lrllne •rrgrr tlglti loo•• LOS ANGELES (AP) -Executives at Con· tinental Airlines, who say their proposed merger with Western Airlines is endangered, said they will move on three fronts to prevent Texas Jnterna· lional Airlines from successfully acquiring con- trolling interest in Continental. The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Con- linentaJ's plan to merge with Western Airlines, but then said it had no authority to prevent Texas In· ternationaJ from acquiring a controlling interest in Continental shares that could be used to block the merger. The CAB approved establishment of a voting trust for up to 48.5 percent of Continental stock, the amount Texas 1nternat1onal has said it will buy. Continental spokesman Bruce Plowman said Mon- day that Continental planned to take action against Texas International. .J:H,...T\' lnd.,.trt1 ••rile., ... ..,. HOLLYWOOD <AP> -The film and television industry. which only recently struggled to its feel 'after last summer's IO-week acters strike, is stockpiling scripts and moving up schedules amid fears of a strike by writers and directors. The 6,000-member Directors Guild of America and the Writers Guild of America, the industry's creative, behind-the·scenes personnel, are pledg- ing to get their share of the burgeoning home video market -the Issue that split the actors and producers for so long. From poolside to the cutting rooms, the talk is that a strike is almost inevitable. CC>U.ECTOAS CORNEA Rare Coln• & Stampe GOLD & SILVER Prices for l-2-11 ~· C .... MU• Sit...,. Cl. $11.N "'"09"-AMple 1. .. 1 100 c°"-' JOPelOl 'll'lio Sllv~8- tl4ly ~· 141•.• ....... ....... .-.• ...a.• MJ6.N .,, ....... ·~ ~ ~·-" ___ ... c.11-~-..-. (714)556-1150 South CoH t Ptaza VIiiage -.. -.... {Ac ___ CM91,,..., . EARL'S c "LC-~TIHO ---....... 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Beats the 1Ja11 Joe Orr, a produce retailer at Farmer's Market in Dallas, Tex., looks over a box of California lemons. An embargo was im· posed Sunday against all California pro- duce because officials feared in infestation of the Mediterranean fruit fly in California would spread to Texas. Orange Col8t DAILY PILOTflluNday, March 3, 1981 H/F 1'S Quake jolts Bay area I FremonL reports broken windom, rockslides SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -·A moderate earth· quake is considered capable of moderate dama~ quake estimated at 4.1 on the Richter scale toppled in a populated area. bottles from abelvea, tri11ered a minor rocksllde The devastating 1908 San Francisco eartli- and Jolted people awake throulhout the San Fran-quake, before the scale was devised, was esUm~· cisco Bay area today. ed at 8.3 on the scale and wu thousands of llm'5 The 2:.:> a.m. quake wu centered in the Fre· as powerful as the one that struck today. mont area soulh of Oakland and was followed by a 2.7-rated aftenhock at 2:S7 a.m .. said Robert . U~rhammer, research seismologist at the University of California selsmoloay laboratory in Ber keley. There were no Immediate reports of Injury or serious damage. E x ecuted killer e xhumed in prob¢ THE MAJN QUAKE was felt along at least 100 : miles of the California coast from Monterey to LOS ANGELES <AP) -Medical examlnets Marin County, according to the state Office of performing an autopsy on convicted killer John~· Emergency Services. Spenkellnk say they should know by Wednesdl\Y "It just knc>cked a lot of wine bottles off, soda whether he was already dead or unconscious wb~n pop, medicine, books. coffee pots .... " said Larry strapped into the eleectric chair nearly two ye~ Foster, a worker at a Fremont 7·11 store. ago. , "It scared the hell out of me," he added. "I've Lois Spenkelink stood among a crowd of abo\lt been through mortar explosions, but I've never 70 reporters and photographers Monday a~ been through anything like this." watched 8$ her son's body was exhumed from rw1 The California Highway Patrol said the quake Los Angeles County grave. : triggered a small rockslide, blocking part of Niles She said she agrees with a Florida evangelist:s Canyon Road in Fremont, but workers quickly contention that Spenkelink's neck was broken and cleaned the debris off the roadway . his voice box damaged when the execution~r slipped a black hood over his head in Florida:s FREMONT POLICE said that "probably death chamber May 25, 1979. ; about a half dozen" shop windows were broken in The Buena Park resident says she believes her the city. son planned to make a death-day statement abo¥t ''It was hard," said Nancy Day, a waitress at Florida prison officials. • a Denny's Restaurant in Fremont. "It felt like Spenkelink was sent to the electric chair al ttte somebody picked up Denny's and dropped it. The Florida State Prison in Starke after he was coo· business just went real quiet." victed of murdering a hitchhiker. Two investio- She said one customer bolted out the door and tions concluded he was not mistreated prior to hjs C • • d another quickly put down his coffee cup and left execution. . 0 mpe RS atlOll lllXe when the quake struck. Florida Corrections Department spokesmap "I'm a little sick of the earthquake," said a Vernon Bradford has repeatedly denied allega- CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -Unemployment com-San Francisco dispatcher. "I've about worn my lions that Spenkelink was mistreated. pensalion cannot be paid to teachers and workers arms off answerinit this line." Los Angeles County Coroner Thomas Nogucbi who lose their jobs at religious schools, the state The Richter scale measures g round mo-said the autopsy probably would be completed IJ?' 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I .'1 p m 7:30 p.m~ ArrlvC' IO:IO a.m. I 55 p 111 3:55 p.m. .)51 pill 7 II pm 9:56 p.m. I· .11 c·' .ind "< h('Cllllc·, '"hit'< I to c h.111L(1• 0$105 night\ • , . .. ·' ·~ .. • 7 'M County bus fare • • mcrease certain Amid the confuaion of strikes and settlement., of public bearinaa and postpooementa, of aovernment man· date• and dereplatlon, one feet emerges: The COtt to rid~ Orange County Transit Dlatrict bus la 1olng up. I Tbe reason for the increue, lt turn• out, Isn't because bus drivers and mechanics called a 22-day strike last month unW a new contract wu ratified. The fare increase wu already needed before the strike, primarily because guoline prices dldn 't f!O up as high as predicted, thus more commuters weren t forced to forsake their cars for OCTD wheels. That cut revenue and set the staie for hi&ber fares. The state Legislature compounded that need with a law forcing local transit districts for the first time to recover at least ro percent of their operating revenue from f area. (The rest comes from state and federal sources.) The district aJready was lagging below the 20 percent mark when the strike hit. All the walkout did was seal the distrjct's fate. However, the state also granted local dis· tricts one chance to fail without being penalized with lost income. This appears to be that year at OCTD. District directors met Monday but postponed a de· cision on a new fare increase. A 90-cent fare for local runs was all but rejected -it was only considered as one way to reach the 20 percent mark. ln&tead, board mem· bers seemed interested in 60-or 75-cent fares. They will meet again on March 16 to set the rate. Thus, the need to raise rates is a foregone conclusion. The amount is the only question. At Monday's meeting, however, not one member of the bus-riding public attended to speak out on the issues. That costs go up isn't surprising; that no one seems to care is. Tax 01easures falter The outlook is not good for continued income tax in- dexing to keep Calif omia taxpayers from being boosted into higher tax brackets when they get cost-of-living pay raises. An indexing measure pushed through by Newport Beach Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson expires at the end of tllls year. Gov. Brown had refused to sign the biJJ unless it included a two-year limit. This year four bills designed to protect wage earners from inflation -and incidentally block tax windfalls for the state -have been introduced in the Assembly. So far the Revenue and Taxation Committee has twice def erred a vote that would recommend one or another of the bills. The problem, in part, is determining a suitable method of curbing inflation-based tax increases. For example, without indexing, a wage earner mak- ing $15,000 a year and paying 10 percent of his income in state tax, can be boosted into the 11 percent bracket by a cost-of-living raise. So he really has not increased his real income . The existing tax indexing measure, which will cut $3 billion from state income tax revenue this year, is based on the Consumer Price Index. Opponents of continuing on this track contend this index is unfair because it assumes all taxpayers are affected by such factors as housing costs-whichisnotalwaysthecase. A new bill by Mrs. Bergeson substitutes a wages and salaries index for the Consumer Price Index, basing changes only on average annual wages and salaries paid in the state, rather than the increased cost of all con- sumer items. This would reduce the loss to the state, but still offer wage earners a degree of protection. Unfortunately, the feeling in Sacramento is that no money bills at all stand a chance of approval until the budget is passed in July and the revenue picture is clearer. Meanwhile, Mrs. Bergeson is proceeding with plans to prepare a tax indexing initiative for the 1982 ballot in case the Legislature fails to act. But that could leave a substantial gap between expiration of the present law and implementation of a new one. Clearly, it is unfair to penalize wage earners when they receive pay raises to offset inflation. But with budget tightening coming down from the federal level, the state is understandably nervous about tampering with any potential sources of revenue. The concern over revenue losses is pointed up by re- cent projections by state officials who conclude the spending cuts proposed by the Reagan Administration could cost the state up to $6 billion in federal revenuE. next year, if approved by Congress. The cuts would shift to state, county and local gov· ernments much of the cost of aid for the aged, sick and poor, for education, health planning, subsidized housing, highway and transit needs. They all are now partially un- der the federal umbrella. With property tax revenue cut by Proposition 13, and with the state's treasury surplus rapidly vanishing, the proposed cuts in federal aid would be a severe blow at all governmental levels. This wiU not be a good year for measures that would further erode state revenues . • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views expressed on this •page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 .• Boyd/Ideal mate . 87LM.M BOYD. Only one young man in 10 these days Wmlta a lirlfriend wbo loots abd acta anythin1 like bl.I motlier. Such be the conclusion of a Toronto psychologist named Dr. 111111•· Headline: Councilman 1h11 money away. That'• news? I've bee Slvtn1 mine away f« years to the 1overa· ment. J.V. Derwent .Kent. He queried a sizeable number of colle1e men. Their varlOWI teat re- sulta •bowed that their no- tions ~ tbe ideal romantic mate weren't similar at aU to tbelr descriptions of their mothers. And for reuona un- clear, thole descriptions ~ their mothen were not too complimentary. ,. In Con.nectlcut, If tbe mother of the '1f1 forbidl tbt strl'a boytrltnd from ever ...tA1 tbe 11.rl .,aln, tbat boyfriend cu't nea write lovt letttrt to tbe JOUJll lad7. So .Upalattl an Old law bot always obter••d anymore. • Q. AA1 • .., '° ecMi& .... qllittlr a pre-beat.. .. .. daat .... too bat for UM Job at bUMlt .; •. A. PDt • pu ot cold .... I lDUMN. • Tunday, March 3, 1981 Jack A.Ddenon • T~oniH P . H1hty/PUbll1~r Thom•• l<•vll/!dJtor Barblra KrelbldVEdltOfltl Pegt EdJtor Brezhnev defused neutron bomb WASHINGTON -DefeDH Seer.tar)' Cupl,I' Wtlnbel'(er'I recent anl'O'laeem•t tbat t.be Rea1ao admlnlstraUon would "Vtl'Y probably" dtcJde to pro. duce tbe atutTOD bomb and deploy Jt in Western Ew-ope created an lntena.at1on.a1 fww. Worid leaden bad tbou1ht the neutron bomb lasue .,., defuled for 1ooct back ln April lt'lt, when Jimmy Carter made the 1urprls· lot decls · Ion to "de- 1 a y" its deployment. At the lime, Cart.-er'a turnaround was thouJht to be baaed largeJy on West Germany's reluctance to aupport the bomb'a deploy- ment there. Another poaalbllily, thou1h. was that Cart.er backed down on the neutron bomb -which kills people but leaves Inanimate ob- jects unscarred and has rel· atlvely short-lived radiation ef- fects -because ol concern that ~TJ{THHWAPP Earl Waters lt would CIUM tbe Sovi.U to brtak otfSALT II ne10UaUcna. A 8EC&BT MESSAGE to Carter from Soviet PreticMnt Leollld BrelbDev leads auppol't to the latter tlMory. A copy ~ the Bre&bnev letter bu been ob- tained by my uaoclate Dale Vu Atta. It WU Hilt OG Jan. 5, 1'78 -three moot.bl before Carter'• announced decision to put the neutron bomb ln tbe deep- freezer. It 11 a remarkable document, aharply worded and pointedly addreMed to Carter personally btcaute, u Bredmev wrote, "it II no aecret tbat the decillon whether f.o atart production and deployment of neutron weapom depends now above all upon the U.S . eovernment, upon you personally, Mr. President." Noting that the matter wu one of "sJIPliflcant acuteness," the Kremlin bou said bluntly: ''The seriousneu of the aubject demanda that talk be candid." He said the Soviet Union's poaltion on deployment of the neutron bomb In Western Europe wu "sharply negative." The deployment wO\lld not be respoaalve "to I.be spirit of ~ tim u , to tbe interest of 1tren1tbenin1 peace and dt· tente, to peoples• aspiraUona." IN A TYPICAL burst of KremHn propa1anda style, Breabnev purported to be moved by the terrible potential for deatruclion posed by the weapon. ••By their nature and their destructive characteris tics neutron weapons can strike not only people wearing military unifonm, but also huge muses ot the population," the future at· tacker-~ Afpaniatan protested. "These are lnbuman weapons of mau destruction; they are directed against people. Their appearance will not diminish the likelihood of nuclear conflict but enhance it. •'The reality ls that if neutron weapons are ever used, a dev· aatatlng scythe will sweep across the territories or entire countries, probably not leaving a single inch untouched." Then the Soviet president is- sued a not-so-veiled threat: "1 'INJWST 'f;xJ IN A ~OOY r:J.Hf,, FU.e Americans could not expect to escape the "devutaUn1 acythe" ahnpJy by being tbousandl of ,mUea away. ··Perhaps some entertain the hope to stay on the sideUnet iJ and when the point ls reached tbat neutron weapons are ltllllng Europeans," Brezhnev wrote. "This calcuJaUon is illusory in s ubs tance. Today neutron weapons are thought or in con- nection with one means ot de- li very, but tomorrow, or the day a fter, they may be attached to other vehicles of a completety different range -not of bun· dreds but of thousands of kilome ters . Today these weapons have one yield. But tomorrow -it could be ten or a hundred times greater. Such is the law ol the arms race . . . " THEN BREZHNEV got around to SALT II. ··In what light would the negotiations currently under way . . . appear if simultaneously the deployment of n eutron weapons was forced?" he asked. He answered : '"Not much would be left or people's trust in solv· ing the problem of disarma· ment. and in the success of ongo- ing negotiations. Moreover, tbe negotiations themselves, at least in some cases. would face the threat of being broken off." Finally, Brezhnev warned that the United Stales could not hope to maintain its monopoly on the neutron bomb. He wrote that "if the choice of the United States is in favor or the neutron bomb, this will put the Soviet Union before the necessity to meet the challenge, that is to act in the same way as we were forced to act when atomic weapons came into being." The letter was signed, "Sin· cer ely, L. Brezhnev." Three mo nths later , a ft e r West German y h ad reluctantly agreed to deploy the weapon , Ca rter surprisingly reversed hi m s elf and called oH the neutron bomb. The SALT II negotiations continued, and a treaty was signed in June 1979. The Reagan administration has shown no inclination to re· vive the SALT JI talks, and is now proposing to go ahead with the neutron bomb. Most mass transit systems show deficit Although the Legislature in 1971 provided that "4 centl ol the sales tax be used to fund mass transit systems and Gov. Jerry Brown and his appointees have talked incessantly about the need for such, the development-- of mass transit systems which meet the needs of the people and are financially practical re- mains largely talk. Surprisingly there are about 160 publicly operated transit systems in the state , the number in· c r easing greatly from the 40 which e xi s ted in 1971 before th e state began provid· ing financial a ssistance. But a report developed by Lise Knox and just released by CalTax reveals that most aU of them are ln trouble f10ancially. And lbe specific data provided for the 12 major transit ayatems shows eight of them are operat- ing at a deficit despite federal, state and local tax dollars. Although the fares range from Charles McCabe 25 cents up to $1. 75 not one of the systems comes close to meeting costs through rares alone. Of the 12, only in Santa Monica do the fares prod.uce even half the operatiooal costs. In Santa Clara County the fares don't even pro- vide 10 percent or costs. And raising fares in most instances usuaUy proves to be counter pro- ductive. REMEMBERING before WW ll that almost all public transit In Calilornia was operated by private companies and, despite paying taxes, managed to show profits, it becomes an enigma as to why the publicly owned systems which operate free of taxation and without need for profit can't do so without massive transfusions of federal, state and local Uupayer money. It can't be the lack of modem equipment. The Bay Area's BART system, one of the most modem or aU, receives 60 per· cent of its funds from local taxes and lesa than 20 percent from federal and state allotments, with rares providing barely more than 20 percent. And one of the newest systems, Santa Clara County, recelves more than 90 percent of its funds from federal, state and local taxes. Knox says rising fuel costs and feder'aJ and slate require- ments for special equipment such as for the handicapped and strict smog emission regulations are part or the problem which is causing citizens and officials alike to lake closer looks at the feasibility of ope rating the systems. BUT SHE REPORTS the single largest cost or the transit systems is salaries and wages (66 percent). What she found startling was the disparity between the systems in pay ranging from $6.46 an hour to the high paid by the Golden Gate Transit District of $11 .67 for bus drivers. It is obvious that in many. cases labor has out- negoUated management, even gaining unheard or quarterly cost of living pay adjustments. Part ot this laxity in negotiat- ing pay is probably due to the manner i n which the state money has been banded out. based solely on the amount of rev- enue produced by the sales tax within the county. New legisla- tion however now requires the a llocations to be based on performance criteria . The problem there is that Caltrans , the s tate agency which ad· ministers the money, has not established guidelines or deflni· lions to assure uniform data. '"They're comparing apples and oranges." Knox said. BUT EVEN IF standardized r eports and a uniformity or ope ration and pay could be achieved, it remains doubtful that the transit systems would be any closer to s"elf-sustainlng through revenues. The fact is that Californians are too much in love with their car s. and furthermore the pattern of urban and suburban postwar de- velopment has been such that it boggles the mind to devise any system which could s uitably meet the needs or sufficient numbers to make rapid transit practical from an economic standpoint. Even in a city as compact as San Francisco, the municipal transit system is barely out of the red alt.hough 70 percent of its support comes lrorn federal, state and local taxpayers. Bilingual activists are reluctant Ainericans I ·do not wtah to get into tome sort of feud wttb tbe Spanbb- speakina ~e of Califomla.' I have •i>ait nearly a decade of my lite •monc Spanish apeaken in Mexico, Puerto Rico and other Caribbean blands. I bave a •t:roni affection for them and their cultuJ'e. My personal rela- tions with them have been amost 100 percent okay, whlcb ls a 1ood deal more tban I can av for my own countrymen. But I ftnd an lncreum, lrrita· tlon with thole immill'ant Mex- lcana in th11 atai. who call themselves fflapanic ac-tl v I 1t1, the latter, a word tbat NU 8'1 tett.11 oa ..S... n ... anU.. tO •Calltd Chfcaao ~ ... . ..• .,., ... ..................... ieW fW Amlr°A ?, .... ..... tWr-~ ...... ... tWr-. -·--wtlosst I..,..,.. ........ .equal than equal to other Americana. They are recalcitrant Americana, and proud of lt. so•z OP TBl8 feellft1 came out at a state Public UtWUes Comml11ion bearln1 lo San Francisco where Chinese· American and Hiapan.lc lfOUPI demanded that tb.e Pacltlo Telepbane Co. lncreue billapal aervice before the uWity ta al· lowed to ralle ltl rat.ea by '79 million yearly. They also uted tor more Jobi wttb the company. Tbe rbetoric cl aome of the Ila· pules waa quite heated and un- comDl'Ollllliq. Martanna 11Doc:o R o Cl I'll U e •~.t W o m e D ' I cbairwoman ot iDe AmtrlcaD GI f'onun. aald abe WU ti.red of karl.Da tbat ual.mUaUoD blto tM SDr.:":ld•• c18ftun ii tM war to w llllpaaie ,.... .. ... lbe Mid, "I beUen t -'t lilM9 tD. l aeeept the WU ,.. .... v.~ ... .. ....... T'-OD ........ . ... ..,._tM,.....ol• ...... I '. OI ,_.. Malffn-:Ame...-.. ud neeat Jmml· granta, and I believe they are profoundly wroo1. An attempt to set up a lar1e blUnsuaJ enclave lD tbil state, and in olber places, which is advocated by tbe ac- Uvlsta and encoura1e by poUtJ- clans, would be bad for both th.ii country and for its Hispanic poiation -both ciU1en1 and Ul ab. T e molt imJ)OrtUt bad ,.. 1ult1, of coune, would be that the lltslcam would tive sullenlY OD the marlin of OW' culture, not only dmled the ebance to toUow the belt opportualt.lM thl.s CIOUD- try baa to offer, but a formldable potenUal for crl me aod di•· MU.kin. A.ISl•ILATION 18 TBE aoawer, tbousla lt cannot be fore... It ca 1M dteldedly •· coura1ed, ho••••r, bJ Jn- •llWnet that 3 not be crun.ct \IDI .. ua. a cant can tMd .... wrtte . TM Im· mlp..._ S.•lee mon or._ adlHtna to tllM ~ ftl Supreme Coert laa1 rated aau.& lt. TM ...wt Iii .. .._. 1q tclSINloa. ' Undoubtedly people who do not speak Eoilish suffer distress when they have to. use the phone and reach a person who can speak only Enlllsb. 1be pbane company says lt ls aware ol UU., and a spokeaman said tbat anyooe oeedin1 emer1enc1 U · sistance will be connected wttb a Spanish or Cantonese-1peaklnl operat.or witbln JO seconds of • lint call to an operator. BUSINESS Nl';SE COMPOSITE TRANSAC110NS etlOTA~ lllCUIH fHNt~--.... , .......... .,, NCJ•rc. N•. eotfOil.•lf..,TAll• CMC ..... n I~ ·~ ...... ••...-n••• Tiii ................ ,. , H/F ., Wise POltal ratea wW be~ _,..UM -.rd apla IOOD, addinf stilJ uot.bef uaawaidab&e burdla to UM ~ ot Uvlq u well u .... bullD•• t. Ole U.S. and tbftatenlnl bukruptey to a 1ride vwtety ol marllaal operaUcu IMa vily dependent oa Ute maila. fnformed esUmatet are: On timlna: by mld·mODlh or euUer. On the I.acre.,..: ftnt-eJ.., mall rat.et 10 trom today's 15 cents a llamp to J.8.lt cents .. a1atut tb• Postal Service'• urfentpleafor a ~ atralsht five· cent riM from 15 ceatl to20centa. c1:.~.c ~h~r~· -,-llll--.. -m-.-~,. and fourth cla.u mail ratee to be bit by "very bieb" boolta, with tbe pre. eiae fi,ures q, rest oa the extent of the flnt·clau mail hike, says John Jay Daly, president of Washlaston· baaed Daly A,asoclatel and a speclaliat in direct mail. The fixed ~ta of the PoetaJ Service are over· whelming, Daly emphasizes. Of every $1 In coeta, M cents 1oes for labor and seven cents for ener&Y , lea v- ine a minor leeway for shifting expenses. Every one-cent bike in postal r•tes equals almott $600 million in revenue to tbe Poatal Service. Thia is why the service ls flehtlne so hard. WHILE POSTAL RATES in the U.S. aUll com· pare favorably with rates in other industrialized na- tions, this ls one blow to our walleta that wlll be wide· Jy and deeply resented. What, then, can you do to help keep your postage costs under control and even cut them below previous levels? Here are some tips most of which you may not have tboulht of. Be alert that in the U.S. for at least half a de~ ade, an incremental pricing system has been in ef· feet for first-class mail -meaning the unit cost for the second and each additional ounce of first class is a few pennies less than the basic rate. THE PENNIES ADD up. CJ can't count the times I've pa.sled three 15-cent stamps on an envelope that properly could have been mailed for 41 cents -a waste of four cents.) "Make s urprise spotchecks on your outgoing mail from time to time to be sure the correct postage is being applied," warns Daly. The Postal Service will not volunteer a refund if you pay too much. You lose. U you possibly can,. try to mail in No. 10 en· velopes. These are machine processable and thus get swifter handling. IF YOU MUST USE 9-by-12-incb envelopes, avoid kraft-color ones for, even though they carry the proper first-class posta1e. in the quick-reaction time given each piece in the mail stream they are likely to be mis- takenly tbougbt of as low priority · 'Oats" and tossed in· to the non-priority pile. ln addition, when using 9-by-12-incb envelopes for fint cl.us. be sure the words FIRST CLASS are im- printed tn all caps twice on the front and at leut once on the reverse so there will be no doubt. A wise move would be to put green diamond-shaped borders around the envelopes to mark it aa fint clua. Reintroduce yourself to the power of postcards. Often a postcard is all you need to gel your basic mesaaee across -and the time and postage saving can be substantial. Due to a. trM1ml11lon today's llsttng will not eppeerlntheO.Ur Piiot. . . . to , • 0 i I I f [ I i I Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tuelday, M•rch 3, 1981 ' -111111111 llllY NB : 1 '1 , , , \ , r. i ,\ 1\1 1 • • 1 I , I l /\ N ( .1 ( ( ) I IN I '( l I\ I I' ' 'I I t JI fl •1 '. ( I N I '. Navy plans 'to holster global IDnScle I WASIUNGTON <AP) -Navy Secretary John Lehman said to- day tbe Reagan administration h•s adopted a major cbanse in U.S. naval strategy aimed at counleriq Soviet threats in all key oceans and jettiaonin1 the Carter adminiltraUon 's focus on defendin1 the sea lanes to Western Europe. To achieve this shift, Leh111an told reporters, the U.S. Oeet must be increased in size from the present 456 ships and sub- marines to about 800. The most important increase will be rais· ins the oumber of aircraft car· rier batUe croups from 12 to 15. The Navy secretary said the strate1y represents "an ac- curate consensus throu1.hout the administration" and follows dis· cussiona he has had with Preli· dent Rea1an and Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger. Lehman said the Carter ad· miniatralloo followed a 1trate1Y of ''pullback" from such low· threat areas u the northern and southern Oanks of NATO, baaed partly on tbe aaaumption that "taklnc on the hi1h·threa-t ·cballenae of the Soviet.a was too expensive and not necessary." He described the new naval strategy as aimed at "golns back into the bi1best·tbreat areas ol our vital interests" and beinl able to defeat the Soviet .,..., ........... ,,_ IT'S A BOY, AND RICK SHAff£R WANTED THE WHOLE WORLD TO KNOW ABOU'f"IT Rooftop meauge delghta new mom from hoapltal room acroaa P•rtdng ~t SJC loses ridge line block bid San Juan Capistrano bas lost a key legal battle in Orange Coun- ty Superior Court in its efforts to prevent development along a three-mile stretch of ridgeline which overlooks the city. Superior Court Judge Edward Wallin rejected the city's re- quest Monday for a court order that would have blocked de- velopment plans for 2,807 res- ide n li al units on rid1eline which the city wants Ao pre- 11erve. In bis ruling, Judie Wallin said a ridgeline treatment plan approved by county planning commissioners and upheld by the Board of Supervisors in March, 1980, seemed only to be a "preliminary step" prior to ac- tual development. The city wanted further environmental studies. However, Wallin ruled that the city has a right to continue Its pursuit of legal remedies in the case since the ridgelines, though outside city boundaries, are within its "sphere of influence." A second lawsuit already is pending in superior court which ... challenges use permits and site plans for the development - known as Colinas de Capistrano. Attorneys for the city said the second suit will likely be the "maln event." "We're not disheartened at all (by the judge's ruling)," one of the attorneys said. The city bas contended that about 70 percent of the ridgeline would be disturbed, in some fashion, by construction ol tbe Colinas project. City officials were ancered when county of- ficials turned aside a so-called compromise plan that would bave led to dlaturbance ·of only 33 percent ol the ridteline. After the Board of Sueprviaon rejected. the city criticisms n a March 19 hearln1i the city promptly ft.Jed suit, c almiq tbe denlopment plant did not COJDP.. ly with the COUllty 1eneral plan. Tbe county abo was acc1Aled of eoaunlWnl procedural erron \n proea1tn1 of tbe develop.. meat, wbla could lead to CCJD· druetlon on 1.110 acres of :ridleUDe NEWEST SHAFFER WELCOMED TO SOUTH LAGUNA HOME Rick, Galt and Baby Rick Jr. leave hoepttal Zippy delivery Dad notes small package Rick and Gall Shaffer would be the first to tell you there are few advantages to living right next ~r to a busy hospital. The South Lal\llla couple have experienced their share of mid- nlabt lireD nma, slammint car doors and other noises that fre. quently emanate from the South Cout Medical Center -located about 40 yard.a from their front door. Advantqes come when you're expecUna a baby and the bospitaJ l• ju1t a 1bort trot acr0S4 U.· parkiq lot. Tb• expectant 2'7·year-old mother was admitted to South Coast last week, and Saturday delivered a big, bouncing Rick Jr. Monday morning, sbe looked out the south facina window from Room 281 ln the maternity ward and was 1reeted by a cheery sicn atop ber own. roof. top. The lien band-palbted by tbe new proud papa and held in place on 1,be wood·1bln1le root by concrete blockl read: "I Love You Gall• Jr.'' Sort ol a public welcome to mom and the liWe Shafter. ' navy's threat to those interests. Wbat this means, Lehman said, ii that the U.S. Navy will go more frequently into tbe waters of the Greenland· Iceland-Britain 1ap in the AUan-U", that the United States would guarantee the ability to defend the Wesjem Alliance's fianks in the Mediterranean and the far north, to keep the Russians out of the northern part of Norway and to be able to attack Russia's Kola Peninsula in the arctic, site of Ruaaia's main northern ·fleet base at Murmansk. He argued that s uch a str•tegy would help deter the Ruasians fro#m attacking the central front of Western Europe, which be said was the main con- cern of the Carter administra· Uon Asked about the Western Hemisphere close to the United States, Lehman said this region is "not a high-threat area" Wl· der the Reagan sce11ario. He said a U.S. Navy bi& enough to handle a hiah Soviet threat in dist"'8t waters could take care of any problem• in Western Hemispheric waters. Lehman was critical of the Carter administration's react.loo to the perceived threat to U.S. interests in the Persian Gulf area after the fall of the Shah ol (See NAVY, Pase AZ> Slide fund out Feds reject Laguna bid for aid By STEVE MITCHELL OI .. o.lly ~llet Staff Federal disaster officials have again turned down Laguna Beach's request for funds to stabilize the Del Mar landslide. City administrators term the situation "absurd." The city expects the bill lo re- construct the hillside below Del Mar Avenue in Arch Beach Heights lo surpass $900,000. The five-month project was complel- e d last wee k when crews sprayed grass seed on the bar- ren earth. A landslide in February 1980 took 40 feel of Del Mar Avenue, along with 30,000 cubic yards of Children sue killer dadAlaia B7DAVID &UTZllANN Of-Dollty~ ..... The two young children o( con- victed double murderer Dr. Louis AJala have 1ued their father for fatally stabbln1 their mother last June. In tbe lawsuit, filed Monday in Orange County Superior Court, the children claim Alala's "out· rageous conduct was intentional and malicious and done for the purpose ol causing (the children) to suffer humiliation, mental anguish and emotional and physical distress. The children witnessed their mother's death. '' It is claimed in the legal action that Marc Alaia, 11, and Maria Alaia, 9, suffered "severe shock and trauma to their nervous systems." The amount of d8,ll1ages sought from the former Huntington Harbour surgeon isn't specified . Their father, an orthopedic sur- geon, was convicted by a jury of two counts of second-degree murder for the stabbing deaths of Margy Lou Alai a, 37, and Long Beach attorney Marvin Tincher, 50, in the woman's Huntington Harbour home. At the time, the Alaias were divorced but were fighting over custody rights to the two children. According to testimony in Alaia 's trial, the stabbings oc- curred OD the evening of June 13 after bis ex-wife ordered him to leave the home. ' The two youngsters testified against their father. durin1 that trial, describing his knife attacks OD their mother and Tincher. Alaia's defense during the trial was baaed on a plea of temporary insanity. A jury deadlocked last <See Al.AIA, Pase AZ> dirt down the steep hillside. The slide also took sewer lines, utility equipment and por- tions ol two homes down the slope. An appeal to the F ederal Emergency Management Agen- cy for funds to reconstruct the damaged hillside was turned down last September. Angry city officials resub- mitted the request, and City Manager Ken Frank said Mon· day he has received word that appeal also has been rejected. "They (federal officials) say restoration of the hillside is not considered emergency work," Frank said. "They consider it to be permanent restoration." And eve n though former • President Carter declared the slide a disaster, and authorized federal funds for restoration, Frank says FEMA won't pay for the work. "FEMA has an internal ad- ministrative policy which says when we have a landslide prob- 1 e m , they 'll only pay for restoration of public facilities," be said ... The s ituation is absurd." Thal means the federal dis- aster agency would pick-up only between $50,000 and $75,000 of the S900.000 project for sewer <See SLIDE, Page AZ) Another J'ietna•? U.S. boosts arms aid to El Salvador W ASfDNGTON CAP> -The Reagan administration is escalating its mHitary involve· ment in El Salvador despite con- cerns ol congressional liberals that the Central American nation may become another Vietnam for the United States. The State Department an- nounced Monday night is is send- ing $25 million in new mili t.ary aid and 20 more U.S. military train· ing experts to El Salvador. The in- creased U.S. support is needed lo help the embatUed junta put down Marxist rebels who the ad- ministration contends are armed by Cuba and other communist countries, officials said. Stale Oepart.ment spokesman New proposal William Dyess said four five-man teams of advisers will be se.nt to El Salvador to train the Salvadoran military in com- m unicallons, logistics, in- telligence and other skills to stop infiltration and respond lo ter- rorist attacks. Dyess said the extra advisers, bringing to 54 the nuq>ber of Americans serving in milit.ary- related capacities in El Salvador, will not go beyond tbe garrison area or take part in com bat opera- tions. Nevertheless, more than 40 mem~rs of the House said in a telegram Monday to President Reagan that one or more of the ad- CSee ADVISERS, Pase A%) Treasure Island park action stalled visioned by the de velopers would be more suitable for Miami Beach, Fla. Under the developers' plan, long time Treasure Island resi- dents would receive the opUon ol movinl into one wtn1 of the con- dominium development, where they would be assured ol tbe same renta they pay today for the mobile home ~paces. lncreaain1 cloudinea1 late t.onllbt and Wednea- day with alllht cttance o( rain Wednesday. Lowa t.onlabt ·42 aklDa coast, • inland. IDsba Weclftffday in low 80I at beaches to upper 80l lnland. CltJ pl-to appeal Wa.Wn'1 ........ will be discuued ~ durtq_ a_ meetlnt of tbe San · ·Jou Cllfllll'ano City Ootmdl. Munlerea• geu li/e, lover the guillotine. · WaUID Mid a prevklul court ....... pra111Ab6Un1 sradin1 actlvt· • ~-the dnelopmeot 1it.e will • la .n. atU llODday. owe"1~l be said lt could be mlmW 11 tbe city appeall bll ......... Sllllila bl the ct.velopen -Ca""• Calp. and Sbea Homel -to 'q s'R the Meoad lawnl& MW.,..,. umueceuf1ll. L Orange Co•t DAILY PILOT(Tuffday, March 3, 1981 ........... HOSTAGE BITI"ERMAN SURROUNDED BY TERRORISTS No confirmation on kidnap victim'• execution BB group hopeful Bitterman alive A spokeswoman for Huntington Beach-based Wycliffe Bible Translators Inc. said today there is no confirmation that kidnapped linguist Chesler Bitterman has been executed by Colombian guerrillas. "We have no reason to believe that Chet has been killed," said Betty Blair, an institute press secretary. ··our office in Bogota bas not confirmed that he has been executed." Speculation that the 28-year-old linguist had been killed by kis kid· nappers arose Monday when a Protestant minister, who said he bad been acting a s an in - termediary with the guerrillas, told reporters in Colombia he believed Bitterman had been ex· ecuted. However, a spokesman for the kidnappers said h~ could not con- firm or deny ii Bitterman had been slain. Bitterman is associat· ed with the Wycliffe Bible Translators Inc., and the Sum· mer Institute or Linguistics, a sis· ter organization. Rev. Alfredo Torres claimed he bad spoken to a professed kidna!)· per who told him the splinter group had executed the linguist. ··We feel that s ince the messages are contradictory and confused that he has not been IUlled." Mrs. Blair said. "There bas been no evidence.'' The kidnappers, who claim to be a dissident group or the April 19 movement, claim that Wycliffe is a CIA front. Bitterman was ab· ductedJan.19. Fro• Pagr A I SLIDE FUNDS ... lines and streets damaged in the slide. That leaves city taxpayers footing the remaining $825,000 to $850,000 it cost to reconstruct the hillside. Council members vo ted unanimously last September to spend the city's $735,000 reserve fund to stabilize the hillside Used book sale set by library The Friends or the Laguna Beach Library will sponsor a used book sale March 21 at the front entrance or the library at 363 Glenneyre St. Hours of the sale will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be both hard cover aftd paperback books available. For more in· formation call the Library at 497-1733. Cocaine dumped ~ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Two people in a car pursued by police for speeding tossed more than two pounds or cocaine from a window before losing the military police chasing them. of· ficials say. before winter rains could trigger further damage. Fra.Jlk said be will ask the City Council tonight to resubmit the appeal to the federal agency so it can be considered by new Reagan administrators at FEMA. In addition, he suggests the ci· ty meet with Congressman Robert Badham to push for funding, and also consider legal action against the agency. And if all that fails, Frank says the city will submit a bill to the state's Office of Emergency Services. which he says should be responsible for paying half the cost of the restoration work. "Obviously,'' he said, "we would prefer the feds pick up 100 percent of the cost." Fro• P~ A I ADVISERS visers are likely to be killed, "forcing the United States into another Vietnam or a humiliating withdrawal." And Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio. warned that the new advisers "go down there as prime targets" for the guerrilla rebels. FrOlll Pap A I ALAIA CHILDREN SUE. • • week on whether '1te gt'ay-halred physician was insane at the time of the slayings. Further proceed· inasare pendlna. But hi tbe lawsuit, In which Alaia's personal physician, Dr. Leonard Ueberman, Is named as a co-defendant, it Is alleaed the con.icted giurderer "ne1ll1ently inaested" the medlcatlon Ritalin, "which caused him to perform certain acta so violent as to cause tbedeatbof (Marn Al ala).·• Alaia purportedly suffered from tbe diN&le nan:olepsy, an uncontrollable deslre lo sleep, for wblch Lieberman said be pre- 1cri bed Ritalin. It WU part of Al ala .• luanity def~ that the RJta.lln produced side-effects such as anxiety and aggressiveness which contrlbut· ed lo bis mental breakdown. Lieberman declined to com· mentonthesuit. The attorney for the children, Arthur Hews, said he will seek U · yet unspecified damages, funeral and burial expenses for Margy Alaia and medical and related ex· penses for treatment of the . children. Hews said the children have been treated by psychiatrists and pbystclana. Tbey are presently Uvin1 in a foster home in Fountain Valley. Durtng the murder trial. Alala 1ued the estate of hls ex-wile to coUeet money be claimed she owned him. iilfPillt . ClH..., ~· 1UIM2·111t AH otMr dlpa.-nt8 ~ \ Newport Beach developer WWi1m Lyon'• new bld to 1lln control of Alr California bu created a stir in Mlami Belch where Air Florida execuUvet thouiht they bad a lock on the crowinc California airline. The latest bit of manuevertng to take over Newport' Beach· ba,ed Air Calllornla, in the wdrda of several observers, could cr eate a multimillion dollar biddlne war similar to one waged last year in a San Diego court.room. In last year's bidding battle, Air Florida came in with a bigb offer of $47 .5 million for control of Westgate California, the financially troubled parent com· pany of Air California. The offer currently is being studied by the Civil Aeronautics Board, which must give ap- proval to all airline purchases or mergers. But last week, developer Lyon, one of the losers in the San Diego bidding war, came in with a new offer. Details of the offer are being kept secret. A spokesman for Westgate, 1undergoing reorganization under bankruptcy laws, described the offer as "significant." He said the bid could "result in Westgate's shareholders and creditors receiving more for their holdings" than the offer Air Florida made last year. Robin Cohn. an Air Florida spokeswoman, said Lyon's bid has not gone unnoticed by her firm's executives, who, she said, will map out their next move this week . She reiterated Air Florida's interest in taking over the Newport airline. which flies most of the permitted daily de- partures out of John Wayne Airport. Wes tgate . once the cor- nerstone or financier C. Arnholt Smith's banking and industrial empire, collapsed in 1973. Except for a tuna packing plant in Puerto Rico, Ajr California represents Westgate's only other operating asset. Laos refugee death linked to mystery PORTLAND, Ore. <AP> Health authorities in Portland say a woman Laotian refugee from the Hmong tribe died un· der circumstances that may be similar to the unexplained deaths of at least nine men from the same tribe. Vue Lu, 38, died in her sleep early Sunday morning, Multnomah County Medical Ex· aminer Larry Lewman said. Like many of the other Hmong whose deaths are under in· vestigatlon, the woman ap- parently was healthy and had no recent history of illness, family memberssaid. · · Her husband, Lao Xeng Cho, said on Monday through an in· lerpreter that he and his wife moved with their five children, ages 5 to 19, to the United States from Laos in February 1980. Neither was employed. The mysterious deaths are be- ing investigated in Portland, Santa Ana, St. Paul and Min· neapolis, Des Moines, Toledo and SeatUe. T h e Portland woman 's husband said that to his knowledJle. his wife made no noise during the night. Other Hmong reP'ortedly have made choking noises prior to dy- ing. A former military leader of the Hmong tribe, Vang Pao, bu suggested that the deatb.8 are a result of experimental nerve gu attacks ~onducted against the Hmong by North Vietnamese troops in the mid-19705. Mrs. Vue never was directly exposed to war chemicals while in Laos, her husband said. Lewman said he does not believe the deatba are related to nerve 1as because •ar chemicals are not known to bave such delayed reactions. f',...P~AI NAVY ••. ._ ... V .... ATICAN <AP> -Tbit ~.UC• lau realflrmed the r..== ~~b bM • Phemuw. memben of 1 1ecret Chweti. '°' et}' IGat -.leilmed • tbe Roman Catholic u.e ::::te~~onday by tbe Cocl~caUon of the Doctrine of • -·•r fJoly ~ tlMN la llO chance la lbe canon law that ban Roman Catbotlet UIMhr penalty of excom· munlcaum froaa Joining Muonic orcaniaatiom .and similar secret ll'OUPI retarded as rivals to the rell1Jon. t Tbde soci~y. wbkh has u ita principles bfolherllneas, chari- Y au mutual aid, claim• more than six m.llllon members aEroullndh lheakw,orld, most of them in the United States and nc s -spe ing countries. It bas. received numerous papal condemnations, beginnin wi~b Aan edidict by Pope Clement XII in the early 18th century 1 ccor ng to the Catholic Encycloped.la, Freemasonr · c:Us-fc!•f: all ~e elements of religion, and aa such it becomes /rival e re glon of ~be Gospel. It includea temples, prayers, a moral code, worship, vestmenta, feut days, the promise of re- wadrd or punishment in the afterlife a hierarchy and initiation an burial rites. ' ' Gubernatorial try himed ~y Fong Eu Callfornia Secretary of State March Fong Eu says that she may run for governor next year. 'Tm just keeping my options open,'' Mrs. Eu said Monday following a World Trade Center Association of Orange County luncheon in Irvine. "Some people want me to con- sider running ror governor," she said. "But I'm probably going to run for secretary of state. It's a pretty good job.·' "Not that I couldn't be gov- ernor," she added. Mrs. Eu. who has served as secretary of state since 1974, said that the high cost or seeking Blast averted higher office may keep her from running for either governor or lieutenant governor. "It's up to the financiers,'' she said. "So many things could happen." Speaking to the businesspeo- ple Mrs. Eu said that the state is facing a $46 billion trade deficit this year largely as a result of sluggish exports and increased costs of importing oil. Although California produced enough goods to rank as the seventh largest nation in the world, it lacks strong export sales. Mrs. Eu said. Firemen clean up· HB gasoliile spill A potentially devastating ex· plosion wu averted early today when firemen and cleanup crews removed 2,000 gallons of gasoline that bas leaked from a north Huntington Beach service station storage tank into an un· derground high-voltage elec· trical vault. The seepage did, ho~ver, trigger a power failure that blacked out some 2,500 Southern California Edison Company customers and forced the sus· pension of classes today at Marina High School. The gasoline leakage was traced lo Katts Mobil Station on the southeast corner or Edinger A venue and Springdale Street, Huntington Beach fire inspector Richard Grunbaum said. According to the fire inspec- tor, the station owper has been aware or leaka~e ror the past four months but was unable to locate the cause. Grunbaum said firemen were summoned to the intersection, across the street from Marina High School, a fter a power failure was reported in the vicinity. lfp t1Aiti firemen found that the gasoline had seeped into an· Edison power vault located about 10 feet below the street. Vacuum trucks were used to remove the nammable liquid. "There would have been a ma· jor explosion with extensive damage if it bad ignited," Grun· baum said. Bill Compton, area manager for Southern California Edison, agreed. "Gasoline apparently de· teriorated a couple of compo- nents in the vauJt and caused the power outage to occur,'' Compton said. ''Normally, when you have an incident that causes a short· circuit. it causes a fire. too,'' he added. "There was a short· circuit here, but no fire. We don't know why, but we're grateful." Compton said service was restored within three hours to most blacked out customers in th e area bounded by Heil Avenue, Springdale Street, McFadden Avenue and Golden West Street. He said Marina High is served direcUy by the affected power vault, causing an additional de· lay in restoring electricity to the school. He said he expected to have full power restored today. Huntington Beach Union High School District spokeswoman Lyn Henderson said Marina stu- dents were told to go home this morning because of the power failure. She said normal classes will resume Wednesday. Delay in fraud case seen WASHINGTON <AP> -The federal trial of St. Louls-bued McDonnell Douelas Corp. and four top executives on fraud c harges probably will be postponed unW November, two years aft.er their indictment in connection with payments on overseas jet transport sales. Judge Joyce Hens Green in· dicated during a courtroom con- ference Monday that pre· limlnary argument.s and trial preparatiom by government and defense lawyers in the case wU take all spring and summer. Attorneys for both sides said they will not be ready until after Labor Day, and other commit· ~ent.s will occupy the judge un- til November. The judge will set. the trial date in a few days. Prosecutors and defens e lawyers said they plan to take pre-trial depositions from various foreign witnesses, in· eluding two Swiss bankers, three Pakistani airline employees and others. Another cause of delay will be appeals to the U.S. Court or Ap· peals or rulings by Judge Green. including an order barring the prosecuti~n from using grand Jury testimony by defendant Sherma Pruitt Jr., a Douglas Aircraft Divi s ion s ales manager, and a ruling upholding the indictments. Named in the indictment with the corporation and Pruitt were James S. McDonnell Ill, cor· porate marketing vice presi· dent ; John C. Brizendine. Douglas president, a nd Charles M. Forsyth, Douglas executive vice president Pruitt also was charged with perjury in a later indictment based o n the gr a nd j ur y testimony. whi ch is unde r challenge in lhe main case. The perjury charge involves hi s sworn denial that he had foreign bank accounts or knew the ultimate recipients of $1.2 million that McDonnell Douglas allegedly paid in the sale or four aircraft to Pakistan Interna- tional Airlines. Frmtt PagP A I JUSTICE ... in a way responsible for their deaths because I was with Jeanine when she killed them." He is the seventh man under sentence or death in France. Le Monde, one or the country·~ most respected papers, com mented: "One can draw twc conclusions from this case. One -women a re equal to men ex- ce pl when it comes t o the ~uillotine, and two men are equal to women except when it com es to mercv." "It's always been easier for juries. to order men beheaded than women," said a legal ex-pert. .. For psychological rea· sons, it's always been especial· ly difficult for men lo sentence women to death." Missing dead? MANILA. Philippines (AP> - After six days of futile search, the U.S . Air Force today declared dead all 17 military persoMel missing in the South China sea crash of an Air Force transport plane. 111111 l:UIT llJ! S PA '1 ~1 1\Ht t•, I'll•' 0 H A N G E: C 0 U N T Y C A L I f {) H N t A ~' •) C E N l S Navy j>Iftns t6 holster gl~bal .ntUscle WASHINGTON (AP) -Navy . Secretary John Lehman S'aid to- day the Reaian admlnl.stration bu adopted a major cbanie in U.S. naval strategy aimed at countertna Soviet threats in all key . oceans and jettlaontnc the Carter admtnlstration's focus on defending the sea lanes to Western Europe. To achieve this sbitt, Lehman told reporters, the U.S. neet must be increased in size from the p~t 456 sbipa ahd sub- marines to about 600. The most important increase will be rail· ing the number of aircraft car· rier battle groups from 12 to ~- The Navy secretary said the strategy represents "an ac· curate consensus throughout the administration" and follows dia· cussioos be bas had with Preli· dent Reagan and Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger. Lehman said the Carter ad· mAniatration 'followed a atrategy of "pullback" from such low· threat areu aa the northern and southern nan.ks of NATO, baaed partly on .the aasumptlon that ·'ta kine on the bieh-Uareat ·cballenae of the Sovleta was too expenaive and not necessary." He described the new naval strategy as aimed at "going back into the hiebest-tbreat areas ol our vital interests" and being able to defeat ~e Soviet navy•a threat to t.bose interest.a. What this means, Lehman said. ia that the U.S. Navy wiU go more frequently Into the waters of tbe Greenland· Iceland-Britain 1ap in the Atlan· tic, that the United States would guarantee the ability to defend the Western Alliance's flanks in the Mediterranean and the far north. to keep the Russians out of the northern part of Norway and to be able to attack Russia's Kola Penin.aula in the arctic, site of Ruaaia'1 main northern Oeet bate at Murmansk. He ar1ued that such a atrateey would help deter the Ru11ians from attacking the central front of Western Europe, which be said waa the main con- cern Ot the Carter adminlatra· uoo Asked about the Western Hemisphere close to the United Slates, Lehman said this region la "not a high-threat area" un· der the ae.,an scenario. He aald a U.S. Navy bis enough to handle a blah Soviet threat in distAnt waten could take care of an)' problem.a in Western Hemispheric w"at.en. Lebmail was critical of the Carter admini.atration's reaction to the perceived threat to U.S. interests in the Persian Gulf area after the fall of the Shah ol (See NAVY, Page AZ> Noise hugs 'em OC flight frequency cited Dally P'lleC ,,_. ,., P'alrkll 0'0-11 THE COST TO LIVE IN NEWPORT BEACH'S EXCLUSIVE BEACON BAY IS GOING UP Land le•M• acheduled to lncre•M 10 time• but reeldenta eren't upMt Beacon Bay living costs to skyrocket By STEVE llA&BLE °' ... Deltf PUii ..... The bargain days on Newport Beach's Beacon Bay are about to become a thing of the past. The cost of living in the exclusive 73-lot community, stuck on a finger of land that faces Balboa Island and backs up to Harbor Island, is foing up. That's putting It mild y. On the average, Beacon Bay homeowners will be paying 10 Umes more each year to live on the city's 19 bayfront acres of land. According lo calculations by city officials, a waterfront homeowner who now-pays $800 a year to live on the city-controUed state tidelands will be asked to pay $11,000 each year . Several residents who live on inland lots and now pay ju.st a little more than $100 a year will be given annual bills of about $4,000. More sclwou /ace closing in5 years? And are the residents upset, threatening to picket or pack city council sessions? "No, we think the city's being fair." says Barclay Ardell, a longtime Beacon Bay resident and a past president of the Beacon Bay Homeowners Association. "Naturally, we don't like the idea ol paying so much more than we ha ve been ," he explains. "But we realize we've <See BEACON BAY, Page A%) Move 'unlikelg' Dally P'IM4 N•-M-. DOT MARKS BEACON BAY Prtce gotng up, up, up Newport tenants to fight eviction Residents of a 28-unit Newport Beach apartment complex have been told that -It's unlikely they'll be evicted to make way for low and moderate-income tenants: "I'd say chances are slim that anyone will be forced out," Crystal Sims, an Orange County Lef aJ Aid Society attorney, told renters and nelthborin1 Eaatbluff bomeownen tathered ·at the apart1nent clubbouee Monday. But words like "unlikely" and "slim" didn't go down easy with tenants at the Domin10 Drive complex who contend they're in the unique posiUon of being too wealthy to live in Newport Beach. Letters notifying tenants that moat will have 18 months to move out were malled laat month by the Daon Corporation, owner ol the apartment. Under an out-of-court settle· ment ol a law1ult flied atainst Daon, the apartments are to be (See TENANTS, Pase ,\J) Increased departures out of John Wayne Airport would have severe effects on neighboring ·residents and their social behavior even if the noise level of the flights is decreased. Acou.stial engineer Sam Lane. testifying today during the seventh day of bearings on the county's application to deviate from state airport noise stand· ards, said the state's scale ror measuring jet noise doesn't tell the whole s tory as far as humans are concerned. Lane said that research in- d i ca les p eople are more troubled by the number of daily flights than the precise noise level. The engineer, under question- ing from attorneys representing anti-airport expansion groups, questioned the so-called Com· munity Noise Equivalent Level CCNEL). Children sue killer. dadAlaia By DAVID KUTZMANN OIU. Delly P'IM41Wff The two young children of COD· victed double murderer Dr. Louis Alaia have sued their father for fatally stabbing their mother last June. In the lawsuit, filed Monday in Orange County Superior Court, the-children claim Alaia's "out· rageous conduct was intenUonal and malicious and done for the purpose of causing (the children) to suffer humiHalion. mental anguish and emotional and physical distress. The children ' witnessed tAeir mother's death." It is claimed in the legal action that Marc Atala, 11, and Maria Alaia, 9, suffered "severe shock and trauma to their nervous systems." The amount of damages sought from the former Huntington Barbour surgeon isn't specified. Their father. an orthopedic sur· geon, was convicted by a jury ol iwo counts of second-degree murder for the stabbing deaths of Margy Lou Atala, 37, and Lone. Beach attorney Marvin Tincher, 50, in the woman's Huntington Harbour home. , At the time, the AJaias were divorced but were fithtinJ over , custodyrightstothetwocbildren. According to testimony In Alaia's trial, the stabbings oc- curred on the evenin1 of June 1.3 <See A.IAIA, Pase U> That's .French justice Murderess gets life, lover the guillotine In the master plan for John Wayne Airport, the CNEL is re· garded as the key measurement to be used for reducing jet noise. The master plan proposes that when jet noise is reduced three decibels on the CNEL scale, more flights can be added. "In my opinion." explained Lane. "just because you reduce the CNEL by a few decibels, people will still hear the in- creased flights. They'll notice." Lane said that a recent study by tbe National Academy of Science concluded that by using the CNEL scale, the noise level or all forms of transportation in the country. could be doubled and would result in only a three decibel increase in noise. Lane said three decibels is hardly noticeable to bum an ears. "Well," said Lane, "in my mind that borders on propaganda. It's just blatantly incorrect that if you double noise that people won't notice. "I submit people would notice and would object strongly." said Lane. During Monday afternoon's segment of the hearing, Wall Gillfillan , Newport Beach's consultant on airport affairs, was repeatedly questioned on whether a shift in runway use at the airport would adversely affect residents living in Twstin. Newport Beach consistently has souiht that departures be <See NOISE, Page J\2) Another l'iet•a•? U.S. boosts arms ' aid to El Salvador WASHINGTON (AP> -The Reaean administr ation is escalating its military involve- ment in El Salvador despite con- cerns of congreSAional liberals that the Central American nation may become another Vietnam for the United States. The State Department an- nounced Monday night is is send- ing $25 million in new military aid and 20 more U.S. military train· ing experts to El Salvador. The in· creased U.S. support is needed to help the embattled junta put down Marxist rebels who the ad· ministration contends are armed by Cuba and other communist countries, officials said. State Department spokesman William Dyess said four five-man teams of advisers wm be sent to Off er seeret El Salvador to train tbe Salvadoran military in com· munlcatlons, logistics, in· telUgence and other skills to stop infiltration and respond to ter· rorist attacks. Dyess said the extra advisers, bringing to 54 the number ·of Americans serving in milltary- relaled capacities in El Salvador, will not go beyond the garrison area or take part in com bat opera· tlons .. Nevertheless, more than 40 members of the House said in a telegram Monday to President Reagan that one or more of the ad· visers are likely to be killed, •'forcing the United States into another Vietnam or a humiliating withdrawal." Lyon renews bid for A.ir California Newport Beach developer William Lyon's new bid to gain control of Air California baa created a stir ln Miami Beach where Air Florida execuUve1 thou1bt they bad a lock on the 1rowLnc California airline. The latest bit ol manuevertna to take over Newport Beacb- ba1ed Air California, in the words of aeveral ob1ervu1, could create a multlmUllon dollar blcJdlne war aimilar to one wqed lut year ln a Saft Dte10 courtroom. I In lut year'• blddln1 battle, Air Florida came ln with a blab otter ol $CT.5 million !or. control of Weat1ate California, the ftnandaUJ trwbled 'parent com- pany al Air California. Tbe • curr.tl1 ii belq etud.led b)' tbe Civil Aeronautics Board, wbleb 1au1t •Jve ap· proval to all alrUne purchases or mer1ers. . But last week, developer Lyon, one or the losers in the San <See LYON, Pa1e AJ) " llllCI CUil IUTlll Increa1in1 cloudine11 late tmlcbt and Wednea· day with 11ipt cbance ot rain Wednnday. Lows tonilht 42 alonl cout, 41 inland. fflaba Wedneada1 1D low eo. at beacbea to upper m. iDla.nd. 1m1111111 .,~ HOSTAGE BITTERMAN SURROUNDED BY TERRORISTS No confirmation on kidnap victim'• execution I HB group hopeful 1 Bitterman alive A spokeswoman for Huntington Beach-based Wycliffe Bible Translators Inc. said today there is no confirmation that kidnapped linguist Chester Bitterman has been executed by Colombian guerrillas. "We have no reason to believe that Chet has been killed," said Betty Blair. an institute press secretary. "Our office in Bogota bas not confirmed that be bas been executed.·· Speculation that the 28-year-old linguist bad been kmed by kis kid· nappers arose Monday when a Protestant minister. who said he had been acting as an in· termediary with the guerrillas, told reporters in Colombia he believed Bitterman had been ex· ecule<;l. However, a spokesman for the kidnappers said be could not con- firm or deny if Bitterman bad been slain. Bitterman is associat- ed with the Wycliffe Bible Translators Inc.. a nd the Sum- mer Institute of Linguistics, a sis- ter organization. Rev. Alfredo Torres claimed be had s poken to a professed kidnap· per who told him the splinter group bad executed the linguist. ··We feel that since the mess ages are contradictory and confused that he has not been killed," Mrs. Blair said. "There 'has been no evidence.'· The kidnappers, who claim to be a dissident group of the April 19 movement, claim that Wycliffe is a CIA front. Bitterman was ab· ductedJan.19. FrOfflP~AI TENANTS PROTESTING. • • turned over to low-income wage earners who qualify for federal housing subsidies. Tenants, un- less 60 years of age, can remain only if they meet those guidelines. The settlement is a result of a suit filed by the Legal Aid group, the Western Center on Law and Poverty and eight in· dividuals who allege housing policies in Newport are unfair. One of those individuals , Cypress College political science teacher Joe Boyle who lives in Corona del Mar -joined Legal Aid attorney Sims at the tenant meeting. "It just seems inconceivable they're throwing people out to bring other people in," said Lor- raine HaJberson, an Eastbluff homeowner. Beth Mead, a school teacher and six-year resident at the apartments, said she couldn't understand how she could be too rich to live in the apartments yet too poor to buy a house in Newport. "Where are o ur sy m . pathizers?" she asked the Legal Aid attorney before directing at- tention to a sign on the clubhouse wall that read "Mid· die Class Minority -Build For Us." Edward Stone, an Eastbluff homeowner and attorney, de- scribed the Daon settlement as'' a sellout-pureandsimple.'' Boyle, who served as a direc· tor to the Orange County Com- munity Housing Corporation in addition to beinl( a plaintiff in the suit, told renters "we have no intention at thls moment of pushing anyone out.·' He said it's hoped that normal turnover in the complex will pro- vide a steady stream of apart· ments for low-income people. He said two apartments already are occupied by families meeting federal housing guidelines. "We have concern for tenants here but my clients deal with much harder housing problems than you do," added attorney Sims. Boyle said the suit was filed when the Newport City Council deleted a requirement that Daon construct 5Cl ''affordable" units on its 100-acre housing project at Ford and Jamboree roads . Daon later sold its interest in the housing project to J .M. Peters Co. Boyle speculated that in order to close escrow with the Pet:ers Co.. Daon agreed lo the settlement. The settlement calls for 5(} units for low-income persons to be provided in or near Newport Beach. The Domingo Drive com- plex represents 28 units. Daon now must locate an additional 22 units to meet stipulations in the settlement. Renters and neighboring Eastbluff homeowners, who ex- pressed concern that the low- income move would affect prop- erty values, agreed to form a com mlttee to monitor future changes at the apartment com- plex. The possibility of taking legal action was raised during the evening meeting. ,.,.... Pflfle A I ALAIA CHILDREN SUE. • • after bi.II ex-wife ordered him to leavethebome. The two youn1sten teatlfted aca1mt their fatbet' durini that trial, deacriblnl b.i.11,knlle attacka on their motber and Tincher. Alata'a defense durin1 the trial WU baaed OD a plea of temporary bUantty. A jury clead!ocked lut week on wbelber the 1ray-haired pllyaictan waa intane at the time of the alayinp. Further proceed· in" are.DtDClinJ. But la the lawtult, ln which Alala'a personal pbysiclaJJ, Dr. Leonard Ueberman, II named u a co-defendant, lt .. all•led the convldal murderer "neaftnat.b lDieated" the medlcatloe Rltalln, "wb.icb caueed blm to perfonn certaba aeta to vtolent u to came the deatbol (MU'IY Alala) ·'' ., ~MCllCOAST llllJPlal a. .............. ".,....,. All....., .. , .... _....., . Delay in fraud -.. ..... ... reafllaiDid tbe iDteruU..• __, ~~=J':; =-:::~a=· Claurtta. • .......... ____ Moecta1 b1 tbe ~ ol u.. DodrlDe ol tlle fiM. ......... Hair om.. ... QO c ...... ba tbe eUOll law tlaat but Rom• CatWa peoaltJ of aeom- case seen I " W ASBING'tt>N (AP) -The Deteetiftl .... --· vartoua I mwllcaticm from Joln.llal Muoaic orsanluUou aad llmllar law enforcement oftlciala lf tbey ieeret P,.ps retarded u rtvall to UM nlltlon. k.acpw ol U¥ viol•t HS offend· TM IOCMty, whlcb bu u ltl prtnclpl .. brotbierlln ... , cbari· · federal trial of St. Louia-bued MeDonnell no.a.tu Corp. and , four top executlvea on fraud cbar1ea probably will be postponed unW November, two years after their Indictment in connection with payments on overaeaa Jet transport sales. en Ii,_ lD 1M 10Utb CGUDb' · ty and mutual aid, clatmt more tba.n •lx .,,_,llllon memben ' ana wbO ~~-M nlPC>Dlibl• for around tbe world, m01t ol them ln the United States and die Feb. • .w&QI ol Manuela E. En1U.h·•peakine couatrlea. WtttbubQ, 1nine police Sit. Dick ' It bu receJved numerom pa_pal condemnaUom, belinnlh1 Bowman lald today· ' ' With an edict by Pope Clement XU ln the early 11th century. Bot be nfule4 to comment on Accordinl to the Catbollc Encyclopedia, Freemasonry c111. whether a aex crime wu com-plays all tbe element. of relllion, and u such it becomes a rival ~ttted ln CCIUunctton with the I to the rellstoa of the Goepel. It lncludea templea, prayen, a ,DJudleCJD 1layln1 of Mn. Witt· 1 moral code, wonbip, veatmenta, feut days, the promise of re- buhD;-. oO&Columbua. Irvine. ward or punishment in the afterllle, a bierarcby, and initiation I and b\arial rites. • Asked whether the search for 1-------------..,..------------J aex olfenden ind!cated there • was a sexual aspect to her 1lay- in1, Bowman would only say, "We are Juat lootin1 for violent type ol people." He added that six lrvine police detectives continue to follow up leads in the murder case. "They're checkln1 with the Probation Department, Parole Department and Department of Justice as far as getting in- formation on violent sex offend· ers in our area and followoing up .on the possibility of known burglars or weirdos frequenting the north end of lrvme. • · Irvine police investigators still haven't developed a solid theory to explain why Mrs. Witthuhn, a blond-haired employee of the Irvine airpo r t branch of California First Bank, was 'bludgeoned in t he master bedroom o f her spacious Northwood home. · Her body was found by her mother, Ruth Rohrbeck, at ll:30 a.m . on Feb. 6. An autopsy re- vealed she died from a blow to the head with a blunt object the previous night around 12 o'clock. Police won't say whether they have the weapon. Mrs . Witthuhn's husband, David M. Witthuhn, was almoet immediately cleared of any in· volvement in the crime. Police say he was in Santa Ana-Tustin Community Hospital at the time of the slaying and, in fact, called Mrs. Rohrbeck to check on bis wile when be was unable to reach her by telephone. Police, trying to protect Witt· buhn's privacy, refuse to say why he was being medically treated, but it bas been reported that he bad a case of the Ou. Irvine police inves tigators continue to a., they have no real suspects in the crime, which they say is apparenUy uncoo· nected to any other known kill- ing. FrotaP,..eAI LYON ... Diego bidding war, came in with a new offer. Details of the offer are being kept secret: A spokesman for Westgate, undergoing reorganization under bankruptcy laws, described the offer as "significant." He said the bid could "result in Westgate's shareholders and cr editors receiving more for their holdings" than the offer Air Florida made last year. Robin Cohn, an Air Florida spokeswoman, said Lyon's bid has not gone unnoticed by her firm's executives, who, she said, will map out their next move this week. She reiterated Air Florida's interest i n taking over the Newpor t airline, which flies most ·of the permitted daily de- partures out of John Wayne Airport. Westgate, on ce the cor - nerstone of financier C. Arnholt Smith's banking and industrial empire, collapsed in 1973,- Excepl for a tuna packinl plant ln Puerto Rico, Air California represents Westgate'• only other operating asset. F,....P .. eAI NAVY ... Iran and the Soviet intervention of Aflhaniatan. Althou&h be declined to dis· cu11 cktalll of the Rea1an ad- . mlni1tratlon'1 defense bud1et propo1ala unW they are sent to Con1re11 on Wedneaday, Lehman tndlcated be II couaWnc on takine the old aircraft carrier -Oriskany dut of mothballs to b-.!J>.~ the carrier force. He estimated It would take about three yean to pr~ tbe Orl1kan1 for ~raUont . .l!__'! kDOWD Ulat tM KeAl&D ct- propoaalJ tnclUd• fall mWlclll for t.bll year and next to reac· tint. tbe Ortlkuy. .... P ... AJ. made co·u.. DOftb, over TultlD. lnatead of tb• aoutb dW'lDI eertala peat air traffte perfioda. Glllftlla• tHtlfl•d tltat ao-called pnfer..ual .. Of ta.it atrvort'• malD rawa1. Ullilder ,w\lcta Jeta would depart to dlle aortlt, would ••••rate ..... tm~~'• r 'C11Ual .._ lD ....... .., ..... DOt ................. If..., OHWNd ......... jWi111* Gubernatorial try hinted lJy Mrs. Eu California Secretary or Slate March Fong Eu says that she may nm for governor next year. 'Tm just keeping my options open," Mrs. Eu said Monday foUowing a World Trade Center Association of Orange County luncheon in lrvlne. "Some people want me to con- sider running for governor," she said . "But I'm probably going to run for secretary of state. It's a pretty good job.'• "Not that I couldn't be gov- ernor," she added. Mrs. Eu, who has served as secretary of state since 1974, said that the high cost of seeking higher office may keep her from runnin1 for either governor or' lieutenant governor. ''It's up to the financiers," she said. "So many things could happen." Speaking to the busineaspeo. pie Mrs. Eu said that tbe state ls facing a $46 billion trade deficit this year largely as a result of sluggish exports and Increased costs of importing oil. 'Although California produced enough goods t.o rank u the, seventh largest nation in the world, it lacks strong export sales, Mrs. Eu said. F,....PflfleAI BEACON BAY COSTS. • • been paying considerably less than we should have been." City officials agree. The joke at City Hall during the past severaJ years was that Beacon Bay represented a posh form of subsidized housing. Although Ardell describes the 72 families living in Beacon Bay as "mostly middle income" folks, the quiet community bas earned a reputation as a fashionable neighborhood. Andy Devine oace lived then and J ascha Heifetz, a former resident of neighborioC Harbor Island, built bis tennis .court there. He later sold the court to the association. The land-lease question at Beacon Bay has a complicated history that began in simpler times. In 1927, when the bay was little more than marshland, it was leased from the city by Joe Beek, one of Newport's pioneers. His heirs still earn money off the Beacon Bay lease. The lease was renewed in 1950 and is to expire in 1987. Under the provisions of the lease, the Beek family s ubl eases individuaJ lots to homeowners. The homeowners, under the lease, collectively pay the Beek family $34,991 each year. The Beek family, in turn, pays the city one-third of that figure and returns another third to the Beacon Bay Comm unit y Association. But as years went by, things started getting complicated. As Newport City Manager Robert Wynn explains it, a number of Beacon Bay residents began a campaign 10 years ago to get the city lo renew the master lease. The concern was that unless they could talk city leaders into extending the lease on their property, they'd have to pack up and get out by 1987. But before the city could sit down at the bargaining table, another matter bad to be cleared up. Many of the Beacon Bay homes were located on state tidelands. Stale law prohibits residential use of tidelands. That hurdle was cleared in 1978 when then-Assemblyman Ro n Cordova, a Democrat, successfully urged Gov . Edmund Brown to sign the so-called Beacon Bay bill. T he bill cleared the way for negotiations by removing trust provisioo.S on the Beacon Bay tidelands that would have blocked the city from striking up a new lease. Newport man, 80, injured in crash A 80-year-old Newport Beach man sustained minor injuries, ac co rding to ho s p ital spokesmen, when bis car col- lided with a truck as he backed out of bis driveway Monday. Reuben Brocker Pollock, of 229 Bayside Drive, was treated in the Hoag Memorial Hospital emergency room and released, investigators said. Judee J01ce Hens Green in· d!cated during a courtroom coo- f ere n ce Mond ay that pre· liminary areqments and trial preparations by government and defense lawyers in the case will lake all spring and summer. Attorneys for both sides said they will not be ready until aft.er Labor Day, and other commit- ments will occupy the judge un- til November . The judge will set the trial date in a few days. Prosecutors and defense lawyers said they plan to take .pre-trial depos itions from various foreign witnesses, in- cluding two Swiss bankers, three Pakistani airline employees and others. Another cause of delay will be appeals to the U.S. Court of Ap· peals of rulings by Judge Green, including an order barring the prosecution from using grand jury testimony by defendant Sherma Pruitt Jr., a Douglas A i r c r aft Division sa le ~ m anager, and a ruling upholdin@ the indictments. Named ln the indictment with the corporation and Pruitt were James S. McDonnelJ Ill, cor- porate marketing vice presi- den l ; J ohn C. Brize ndine , Douglas president, and Charles M. Forsyth, Douglas executive vice president. Pruitt also was charged with perjury in a later indictment based on the grand jur y testimony , which is under challenge in the main case. The perjury charge involves his sworn denial that he bad foreign bank accounts or knew the ultimate recipients of $1.2 million that McDonnell Douglas allegedly paid in the sale of four aircraft to Pakistan Interna- tional Airlines. ,.,.... Page Al JUSTICE ... in a way responsible for their deaths becau se I was with Jeanine when she killed them." He is the seventh man under sentence of death in France. Le Monde, one of the country·~ m ost respected papers, com- mented: "One can draw twc conclusions from this case. One -women are equal to men ex- cept when it comes lo the guillotine, and two -men are equal to women except when it comes to mercv." ''It's always been easier for juries to order men beheaded than -women," said a legal ex- pert. .. For psychological rea- sons, it's always been especial- ly difficult for men to sentence women to death." Missing dead? MANILA, Philippines CAP> - After six days of futile search, the U .S . Air Force today declared dead all 17 military peraoMel missing in the South China sea crash of an A·r Force transport plane. \ I ' ... I D'7N Jones Final OF.F 11.97 CLOSING Ml.12 ( Postal rates will be rilln& acrou tbe board •ta.in IOOll, acldinl still another unavoidable burden to the coeta of Uvtnc u well as dolna bualneu in the U.S. and tbreatehlai bankruptcy to a wide variety ol marlinal operatiom heavily dependent on the maila. Informed estimatea are: On Um.int: by mld·month or earlier. On the tucreues: ftrst-clus malJ rates to from today•1 ~ eenta a ltamp to lJ..19 centa u aiaimt the Potttal Mvice'1 uraentplea fora ~ llralabt fln· cent rile from 15 • cents to:aocenta. . ~ .... ci:.~~~b~r~· llllll PllTll £z and fourth clus mall rates to be bit by ''very btp'' boOltl, with tbepre- cile lliures to rest on the extent ol the fint·claaa mall ~e. saya John Jay Daly, president of Washington· based Daly Associates and aapecialiatlndirect maU . The fixed cocta of tbe Postal Service are over· whelming, Daly empbaaiies. Of every $1 in costs, 86 cent.I toes for labor and seven cents for energy. leav- inl a minor leeway for abitllna e~es. Every one-cent bike in postal rates equals almost $600 million in revenue to the Postal Service. This is why the service is fighting so hard. WIBLE POSTAL BATES lb the U.S. still com· pare favorably with rates in other industrialized na· tions, tbis ii one blow to our wallets tbat will be wide· ly and deeply resented. What, lb.en, can you do to help keep your postaee coata under control and even cut them below previous levels? Here are some tips most of which you may not have tboutbt ol. Be alert tbat. in the U.S. for at least half a dee· ade, an incremental pricing system bas been in el· feet for finl··clua mail -meanine the unit cost for the aecood and each additional ounce of first clus ls a few pennies less than tbe basic rate. THE PENNIES ADD up. (I can't count the times I've puled three ts.cent stamps on an envelope that properly could have been mailed for 41 centa -• waste ol four cent.I.) "Make surprise spotcbecks on your outgolna mall from time to time to be sure the correct postage iJ bein8 af.pUed," warns Daly. The Postal Service will not vo unteer a refund if you pay too much. You lose . U yoo pouibly can, try to mail in No. 10 en· velopes. Tbne are machine processable and thus 1et swifter bandllng. IF YOU •UST USE 9-by·12-incb envelopes, avoid kraft-eoloronea for, even tboucft they carry the propel' firat·ci... poetate, in tbe quick·reacttoa Ume given each )Hee in the mall stream they are likely to be mil· taken.ly tboueht ()f u low priority "Oata" and tossed in· to tbe non-priority pile. .., ... c..._~c...U•-.t. u.s. fflU- 111111. LeM »~cents e pcMld. Zltlc ""cents• llOUftd. delivered. Thi M."'2 ~I W•ll compOtl .. 111. A~ 1HM!tU llCMl<I. N. Y. Mffewy Jal.GO per flnll. l"Wt ...... MIS.OOtroyoa., N.Y. Sllrrr NEW YORK IAP> -H-y .. H..,,,.n ......... ..,,.,,,770,.to.2'. l!n9tllltrd tllVtf t ll.120, up to.2t; fetlfl~._. tit,.., SI 76, uP .. ..201. Geld Qtt0fatl•11• '