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Home My WebLink About1984-02-14 - Orange Coast PilotHIGHl7 L;OW•7 CUii 110111 fUE'iDAY HBAUMH 14 l'Hi<l '1~~A N ra fJJlJ N T Y r.A l If ()f1 N IA .-', r f ';' , ToCley'a complete Olymplc results -PageaC1·4 Coast Pilot founding publisher Walter Burroughs looks back at some of the lighter-hearted political shenanlg_ans of our past. /A3 Surgeons recently had to mend Sam Hlgglnson's hearti but that didn't keep·hlm from giving It away last week ./A3 Callfomia The feds are going to allow food to undergo radiation to klll germs. /AS Oops. A math conjecture created 99 years ago lsn 't all that accurate./ AS Nation Reagan says a social meeting with new Sovlet leader wouldn't solve anything./ M . Retails sales were up a whopping 2.2 percent In December./A4 World Soviet leaders call Yuri Andropov a 'champion of peace' at funeral./ A4 Yugoslavia closed down a restaurant that over- charged act or Kirk Douglas./ AS Mind A: Body On the day of hearts, a leading surgeon doesn't see much future for artlflclal ones.181 Sporta Nick Thometz finishes fourth In the men's 1,000-meter speed skat- ing at the Winter Olym- pics today./C1 Fountain Valley High Is seeded fourth In the glrls' CIF 4-A basketball palrlngs./C1 Entertainment James Brolin has taken his role In the "Hote'" series seriously and Is opening a real-llfe res. taurant./83 Buineu Flnanclal columnist Syl- via Porter examines tax-law changes affecting those of ua who have offices at home./85 INDEX Erma Bombeck Bult.tin Board 8u8'neea Bridge Callfomla Newt Cluelfled Com lea Croeeword 0.th NotlcM Mlnd&eody Horoecope Ann L.enderl Mutual Fund• Nattonal Newt OplnlOn Potloe l og Pubt6e Not~ lfc:'Mn9t1 T.....,..on T'Mater9 W•thtr Wottd Newt J 82 A3 85-8 84 A5 ce-10 84 C10 C4 81 0 9 82 85 A4 Al A3 C.-5 C 1-4 .. 83 83 Al M c 6th teen sought in Ur~ thef BJ STEVE MARBLE °' ... ._...,... ... Another Newport Beach man is expected to be arrested this week for his alleged role in a satanic cult that reportedly plundered ce metery crypts to pther human remains for devil worship. A group of five tecn-aaers, suspected oftakina urn s with human ashes from cemeteries in Corona del Mar and Red lands, reportedly ' pthered on a tiny island in the Upper Newport Bay where satanic rituals were conducted. Newpon Beach police detective Gary Traina said authorities have not been able to locate the missing urns and are not ccruin if the stolen ashes were used in satanic rutuaJs. Traina described the thefts from two cemetery crypts as .. the weirdest thine" he has seen in 11 years as a policeman. , Last Thursday police booked Jack Joseph Menes, 18, of Costa Mesa, and an unnamed 16-year-old for investiption of burglary and viol- ations of the state Health and Safety Code which prohibits the removal of human remains from cemetenes. Three tcen-aaers, all Newport Beach residents. were arrested by Redlands police the same day. Police have obuuned a warrant to arrest a sixth person. A klu •trallht from Cupid Cupid wu tn Illa &lory today u frleada and loYen celebrated Valeatlae'• ~. Toay Ada.ma of Ballood" Unllaalted of ea.ta Meu mut ba•e alao been tou.checl by an .now, 1bee&ae be dellnred more tlaaD balloou to Leelle Ba~ of eo.ta llML The remain1 of four cremated COUP.lea inlttted 1n erypu in the ' Pacific View Memorial Pi.rk in Cor- ona dtl Mar and in the Hillside Memorial Park in Redlanch, were reported stolen in Deeember and January, Tra.ina said. Police in both cities traced the thefts to a cult-like sroup that oper- ated in Newpon Beach, he said. Trajoa said it was one of the you n&C't members of the aroup who is con- lldered the leader of the cult: Oftkcn recovesed a ~ of *' "Satanic Bible," blic:k ...... and drawinp ol uwlic en•l••~I" the small ialand, tbe dNclivc Thesroupa~tJy bad&llrioiilda small but on the island out or bamboo. Police w d their i'eteareh 1ndieate1 devil wonhs~rs ute a pointed...,. drawina of Satan and bw'D bl8ck (Pleue ... CVLT/.UI 'No-name' Du taking it~ toll along Coast Influenza 8 Virus causes aches, pains, hi h absentee rate By l.AREN E. llEIN ... ClllU8TINE ~ °' .. ..,,... .... Aches all over.z fever, sore throat and nausea -ir it sounds familiar you're l)rdbabty com in'-down with or recoverina from a debilitating strain of influenza that is fellin,g Southern Californians in droves. Influenza B virus is causina high absentee rates in tchools, increased numbersofpersonsseek.ing helpfrom hospitals and emeracncy clinics and a hi&b rate of sickness in rest homes and convalescent hospitals, Oranae County Health Department officiAlt said today. And while they don't know for sure how many have been affected, James Greenwood, director of the county public health laboratory, said th is nu 1s definitely strikina far more than norm al, even during nu season. 'Because the Ou has not been traced to its origin point, it hasn't been named, Greenwood said. But Terry Schaffer, a nune and infection control specialist at Foun- tain Valley Commwtity H()lpital, said she has heard it called· the ''Brazilian nu:• (Pl ....... NO-NAllS/A2) Newport boaters bid for bigger bridge By JERRY HIRSCH Of Ille°"' ..... ..,, Rising tidesnhreaten to lock boats inside Newport Bay, according toa group of worried West Newpon Beach residents. The want the state to spend an extra SI. 7 million to build a new btid&eto replace the 48-year-old span that connects Newport Boulevard to the Bafboa Pen insula. Pilgrim's extension rejected Cc>uncTI says Holland overs~ayed welcome By JERRY HI RSCH 0t1MDe1yl'lota..., Shipwright Dennis Holland will need a new place to dock his 100-foot Pilgnm of Newport schooner by Fridiy. The Newport Beach City Council refused Monday night to gra nt Holland's request for a two-week ext e n sio n to kee p h is l 8th-ecntury-style ship docked at Rhine Wharf. Car craah l.Djare. •lz AccordfoJ Sandy Willford, chairman of the Citizen's West Channel Bridge Committee, the 1ides levels in Newport Beach are rising by about a foot every eight to I 0 years. The increase is threatening to reduce the clearance boats need to pass under the old bridge, he claims. "There is every indication from the statistics that the tide levels are going (Pleue .e BJGOBR/ A2) Holland oversta¥ed his welcome at the wharf and the city went to Oranae County Supenor Coun last Friday asking a judge to force Holland to move the Pilgrim. Judge James Franks refused to arant an immediate order fo rcina Holland out but told the ship builder he had seven days to fi nd a place to dock the schooner. Weetmln1ter Police¥· Richard Grodt reach• into one of four can lil•olYed ln a tramc pileup Monday afternoon on Bola A•enae near Beach BoaleYUd. Police Mid one drlYer rear .. nded a HCond and nend lnto the oppoeite lana where two other can were •truck. The drlYen lnYOI.,... were Identified u Elrira Madrid. 19. fo Anaheim; Artlaar Gt.born. 79, of Weatmlnater: Ludmllla Senaeka. 38. of Coeta Maa and Michael Gatto, 17, of Whittler. "We arc not sure 1fwe will ao back into court Friday 1f the boat 1s still there. We are still deciding that," City Attorney Robert Burnham said. The city may wait until a Feb. 23 court heari ng before pttMina the iuue, he •id. Meanwhile, a spokesman for the Hatbor Patrol of the Oranae County Sherifr1 Deperlment sajd the Pilarim is ttiU beina fined St 7 a day for viol1tin1 the time limit at the wharf. ' Holland was liven special city permiaion to doc\ the Pilirim at the wharf for four dayt while he narcs the 1t\ip and made it seaworthy. The nonnal limit at Rhine Whanis fOur houn . Holland's four dayt have turned into th~ weeks and the city wan ta to free the space for other veucl1. Delayed shipment• of rope and iron needed for ~na have stranded the Pilp'im at 1lh1ne Wharf', Holland Mid, "I .ould like to apolasj1e for the problems the tchooncr has 11vcn the city,'' a aoft-sPoken Holland Mid dunna th<i: public comments aection (l'l•M ... Pll..GW/Aa} .. Elder abuse: another of our 'hidden' pro~lems Seniors Join children as targets of neglect, mistreatment The incident went unreported until tbe wealthyL. elderly woman's bent 1iepped in. 1 bat's when the 0ra"9t County PublicGaard11n'se>flke ftm was apPriKd of the sta.rtliaa situ- ation. · Somehow a foursome or "htpptc typa" had blf&Cd in and taken over an exclusivo t mcraJd Bay home ID Ujuna Belch. elderly woman who owns the home wa held captive by the four intruden for nearly two monthl chari"I Otctmbtt and Janu· ary, npla_iMC! James Heim. the cou•ty ;pubf 1uardian and Com· mui17 .-vices A;en~ director. Tiie womast. in l\er 70s. wu locked 1n a bedroom and phy ically abused. ..,.. fomd to ,..n for ~riea and other deliveries and for cash bank withdrawals, 1n one instance totaJma $20,000, KC1m said. It was. Heam said. one of the more "colorful .. cumptes of what some arc tcmuna the "problem of the '80s" - cider abuse. Btbi nd Oranae County's closed doors, elderly people are bttn& fteik:cted, abuled and vicumtted an m\Kh the ume way children often are, uolaiocd l.&rry Leaman, county Social Services Aatncy darcctor. The difference is that unul recently no stace or county qency was required to collect repons of such abuse or attempt to help abuse victim . .. It's ~tty well·known 1t uast • like chdd or pousal abulc, but nobody kno how ma.ny (vicum ) there are," Leaman sajd, But no -anned wuh a new state la~ -county aaencitt •~ pnna up to find out ju t how pre"'alent abu s or tht eklerty are 1n Orarwt ounly, JEFF ADLER Fo cus ON THE NEw s The Social Services Aacnq. worltina with the Community Scmces Alen. cy. bu been 11vcn the ao-ahead tfom the Board or upervstorS to spend SI S,000 dunna the nut 1• months 10 document in tanc:cs of elder abute. Provision of the new \ltt law ~u1re ccnain hulth care pro-fl 'onal and law cnfortcrncot of· ficials to report ca of elder abuse to the appropnatt aaency whenever it is encountered . .. h's a bidden prob&em," Uaman f said "But it's comina out of \be closet Now. doctors. ha.pita! em- pl o)ces. social workera, PMamectica and cider-care custodian .,hen lbly set It, they've SOt tO rtpon it. .. Leaman e timatcd county lltGdel 1n1ually will act repons of 4() tO '° abuse cases each month. But Laman and othtf ~,~~· oflk1als are ..-omcd that~ Cllel 0( elder abuse att ~ned UMt documented. there m...,t not '9e much help avat&able for the ~ "Our tn.ta concttn it dllt dlit ~tcomc or the reponi"' Pl'otnlD wtU be ptopae't ea~ tllat 90vcnuntet wiU come will W'icn to l.lleviate tbe ~ ... ow budect'• ratricied," be· lldd.. e11 have lhc repons., but M may DCK Mvc the abihty to~ IO \Mm U'lbele are too many ... Wluk' Orafteie Couaty ._ • , ........ ,.. .... mlJ.., I I .· D ** Oiange Coat OAllY PltOTITueeo.y. Febn.wy l•. 19M Belly Oop with bruises • Pl.lot John Ferrta of Laaun• BJJla eacaped anhanned Monday afternoon when be landed at John Wayne Airport mlnaa lab lancllnC&ear. A apoknman for the 1'ationa1 Tran9p0rtaUon Safety Board Mid Ferrta either for1ot or wu unable to lower the wheel• of the alniJe-en&lne Cherokee Arrow. Transit plan, vote OK'd By JEFF ADLER Of .. Delly"°' ...., Despite the oppos1t1on of the Orange County Motor Car Dealers Association, the Orange County Transportation Commission voted Monday to formally adopt a I 5-year transpor<..ation improvement package and co continue plans for a June 5 ,election on a penny sales tax increase. To no one's surprise, the seven-member transportation panel voted to move forward with its election plans following a public hearing during which several oppo- nents of the sales ta.x increase, notably the county car dealers' association, again voiced objections to the plan. ' Several area automobile dealers told commissioners that a study paid for by the associauon determined the extra penny sales tax would seriously impair auto sales in the county as weU as sales of other high-ticket items, such as appliances and recreational vehicles. The car dealers fear consumers would go elsewhere to avoid the I percent tv., which, for example, would raise the cost of a S l 0,000 car by $100. As they have in the past, com- missioners said they disa~eed with the study's findings and said the sales tax would have little affecton auto or other sales figures. The l percent sales tax increase, if approved by voters, would raise an estimated SS billion over the next IS years to ·pay for a h<''t of transpor- tation projects in the county, includ- in& new freeway constructton, the improvement of existin& freeways and highways and constl'Qction of a proposed Costa Mesa-to-Fullerton rail line. The commission qaln will hold a public hearing on the tax package and transportation plan at its Feb. 27th mcetJng when it is expected to formally adopt an ordinance calling for the June election. The matter than will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors. PILGRIM MAKES NO PROGRESS ••• From Al of the City Council meeting Monday night. l folland said it would be unsafe to move the ship until more of the work is completed. He then asked the council to let him stay at the wharf for another two weeks while a permenant dock for the Pilgrim is built at Lado Mari na Village. Newpon's Marine Director, David Harshbarger. said even with an extension Holland would still need to find a new dock for ship because at will take a minimum of 50 days to get Coastal Commission permits to re- build the Lido Marina Wharf. About 20 well-wishers waited through three hours of council debate on other matters to support Holland's request. "It would seem to me that Newport Beach would be proud to adopt the ship or sponsor 1t in some manner. Hordes of people have been attracted to the site where they gazed with awe and admiration at the handsome ship built by one man through 13 long years." said Betty Rothaermel. to the applause of the audience. "Mr. Holland, we love your boat, there is no doubt about it. We are sad at the articles in the paper that made us look like ogres but we have &iven you four days and you have stayed three wcek.s," said Philip Maurer, Mayor Pro Tempore. "That public dock is used by fishermen and that is why it is there. I have seen as manv as six boats unloading at any one time. We don't want public docks being used for long stays," Maurer said. Councilwoman Ruthelyn Plum· mer said the city would be open to compromise if a timetable was de- vised. NO-NAMEFLUHITSORANGECOAST .•. From Al "] don't know wh y or who started the name but l do know it's been devastating. It's different than most flu because it's not over in a day or two. It usually takes three to four days and then the person can feel weak and lethargic for about a week," she said. Local businesses have experienced an increase in sick employees. At Emulex, a manufactunng com- pany in Costa Mesa, about 65 out of 450 employees called in sick last week. "We were hit pretty hard." said Bette Jacobs. personnel assistant. "Several of our people started with a bad cold and then 1t developed into bronchitis and two people have developed pneumonia. It seem s to be tapenng off this week. People are back to work almost at normal levels." "It's really hit kids hard. It's just been running rampant through the schools," Schaffer said. Fred Carter, director of student services for the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied Schooi District, uid he has seen a "significant increase" in absences throughout the district since the flu epidemic struck. Jeannette Simek, a nurse's aideat Marina Hi~ School in Huntington Beach, said she is seeing more students running high fevers, in the 102 range. "We're still seeing about 40 stu- dents a day," Simek said, "but we're BIGGER BRIDGE •.• From Al to continue to go up," Wall ford said. Willford based h1scla1m on a study of Newport tidal data by Reinhard E. Flick. a professor at the Scnpps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla. The sending more home with fe vers, upset stomaches and headaches -the classic Ou symptoms." Irvine High School's attendance clerk. Arlene Johnson, said she didn't have exact absentee totals but said the school was hit hard about two weeks ago with many students and teachers calling in sick for three or four days in a row. St. Barbara's Elementary in Santa Ana shut down Jan. 27 because I 00 of their 590 students were ill, according to the. principal, Sister Norrise. At· tendance is about at normal levels now. she said. Greenwood said that Influenza A has been isolated in Los Angeles County but so far not in Orange County. "But we're testing some more cultures today," he said. CULT ..• From Al candles during ·'black mass'' ntuaJs. &ight clouds aRd light breezes CoUtal Temperatarea ~ .. lA 42 30 • , 27 23 17 63 " .. ... 46 43 71 46 ... 47 ~ 32 eo n 42 27 44 i4 63 ,. IO IO t1 12 Tide• TOOAY a.ooncs low 2:01 p.m . 8-111 NOii 1:11 p.m. ...,..IDAY ""' low 1: 17 a,m . Ant lllQfl 7:12 Lift leoond tow 2:40 p.m. a-Id hWI t:OI p.m. Senate panel told incentives scarce for low-cost healing Government, Insurance firms worry about costs -not workers By ANDREA ADELSON Of--~""'-- A worlcertakinaajob in California is likely to be offered a choice between at least two employer-provided health plans. But most of the rest of the nation has no discretion at all, and the result ia hiaher health costs, said Sen. David F. Durenberaer, R-Minn.,on Monday. Without pocketbook leverqe, the medical communi- ty has no incentive to deliver less costly medicine and the public has no incentive to stay healthy, said Duren berger. chairman of a Senate subcommittee on hcaJtb,.duringa fact-finding session at UC Jrvine. Durenberger, whose subcommittee monitors nearly S 122 billion in federal health care funds, heard primarily from administrators of the UCI College of Medicine about how federal reforms to contain health costs affect a teachina hospital. ''California is ahead of the rest of the country in moving towards a market place," allowing healthy competition among those who make make sick people well. Duren berger said after three hours of testimony and a legal pad full of notes. Stanley van den Noort, the College of Medicine dean, said later he tried to describe how any federal moves to trim costseffecta teaching hospital, such as the UCI Medical Center in Orange, where 7 S percent of the patients' bills are paid by the government. The medical center is the primary provider of health care to the county's poor. O~t •• o.;;:={Md l.IOf•day FrlO.ty II yo., c10 no1 "••e you1 pep•• Dy ~ lO p m caM t>efOte 1 p m ano you• copy w1fl be ~·· ... ~ ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. l . Schwartz Ill Pu blither "The insurance companies and the jOvemment are tcnibly nervous about the cost of medicine,•• van den Noort said. ''Butthe public doesn't seem tobc, as Iona as employers pay the bill" Wbjlc California doctors seem cager to embrace capitalism in their offices, Duren berger lashed out at a rcaulatory solution proposed Monday by Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., that sets prices for hospital service$. "It's so much easier for the regulators, like Teddy, to label it ... and make it look lik.c he'ssavina the system," said Duren berger, whose fact-fi nding bearings in six states are to determine if federal health care pr0&J3ms need overhauling. "Teddy can't believe people can make choices." No single piece oflegislation could answer the complex needs voiced just by local health care leaders that range from how to deliver home health care to training doctors to providing care for the poor, Durenberger said. He doesn't envision proposing a comprehensive, omnibus law, but a decade-Iona legislative effort to reverse price insensitivity. The federal government is beginnina to follow the lead of state's such as California, said Duren berger. spending four days in Los Anjeles and Oran'1e counties talking to health care offic1al1. • One of our problems is the problem of perception," he said. "We have to take down the barriers when we Ii ved an a time of unlimited resources." Durenberger. speaking later ata Los AnJeles press conference, labeled the Reagan Administration's proposals to cut medical costs"a drop in the bucket." He said the $2.3 billion cuts to Medicare will have little impact on the $97 billion budget, SI 0 billion hiaher than the current fiscal year. Congress has already trimmed $20 billion from Medicare in the last three years, Duren berger said. Clrouletloft 114/la-4Da Clanlfled achertlall• 7141142..-n Al other ............... M2-4a11 MAIN OFFICE 330 wni S.y St ~· IHI• CA Ua~•OO•-Bo• 16e0 Cotta M<!MI CA 92626 Coi>r•111rn 1963 0r•llQ9 Co.111 ~ Compeny No ne*' \fOtt•t 1lluttre11on1 ed1totte t matt•' or ed•lt'l~t '*"""Illy be teptOdUCe<I wtlllOUl IC)eelel P4t'"'''"°" o! COl>yrlQhl - Sa1u•o•r tnd Sunday 11 you dO nOI rac<ttvt YOUf copy Dy 1 a m eel belolt 10 am •no yOUt cooy...., De dejovefe<I Char Dowauby R09emary Churchman Edltm and Asalstan Controller Clrculetloft T~ to IM Publisher Donald l. WllMema C"t uia1'°" l.lanager VOL. n , NO. 45 study reports that the ns1ng ti des may be . in part. by the El Nino se, a cl 1 ma tac aberration that results in wa r ocean currents and higher sea levels along the coast ofC'ali fornaa . The state Department ofTranspo tion plans to spend S 1.4 million to "We think these kids worshipped ?.~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ii~;;ii;;ii~i;il&~E~~-~iiiiiiiiiil the devil, just like some people are I Catholic or Jewish," he &aid. "But we do not really know how or even if they used the ashes." widen the eastern side of the bridse by ing a northbound lane. The project 1~ meant to relieve trafficconaestton from ninsula. There are plans to widen the other side of the bridge to absorb increased traffic from the planned completion of the Newport Freeway. The bridge isJ.he~tcwaytoabout 250docksand slips in several Newport v.aterfront communities. "It would only cost SI . 7 million extra to build a new brid~e with adequate dcarance. That includes all the ramps. everything, com piece,• Willford told the Newport Beach City Council on Monday. "CalTrans says af\erthe construction the lifespan for the old bndge would be 2.5 years. For the nc:w bndge we arc proposing the life span as SO years." Willford added. Redlands police Lt. Bill Caronna said thieves broke a stained-glass window in gaining entry to a mausoleum at Hillside Memorial Park on Jan. 29. when they removed two urns. The theft at the Newport Beach cemetery occurred Dec. 22. Police said the thieves broke into a sealed mausoleum and took two urns. THE PROBLEM OF ELJ)ER ABUSE ... From Al protective programs for the v1ct1ms of cider abuse. comparable to the Albert Sitton Home where victims of child abuse are housed, some other coun- ties do have full-blown elder protec- tive service prOlflmS, Leaman said. Senior advoca_cy aroups already arc acttina behind efforts to convince the state uaJ1lature to approve fundina for elder protective service proSfam• eround the state?. he said. ln the cue or the elderly Lquna woman who became a prisoner 1n her own home, however, the county was able to step an and help, accord1na to Public Guardian Heim. • I Once county offiClaJs found out what was happenina. Heim went to court and was declared the woman's conservator. In short order, the four 30. to 40.year-old intruders were arrested and ja1 led on foraery charaes. "The moment we took over, they aot out," Heim said of tbe unusual Situation. "They came on the pretense of helpina and intimJda\Cd her into allowins them to nay. They, quite effc~1vely. bid taken over her home." Heam said his office also has encountered c.eses of elder abuse in which children of elderly 1>9rent1 who were beaten when they were youna now are abusina their parents. The aaency delipated to ICCCl>t elder abu.ae repon s is the coun\)''1 Senior Services information and re- ferral unit, agcordina to Keim. The aaency is in the proceuof eatablisbina a special 24-hour telephone hotline to handle reports. "In sb mo nths. maybe we'll know if it's a m1nqable problem or IO biJ that it's beyond aovemment capabili- ty," Leaman saltt. "Child abuse {reponina) ataned out alow, but it kept doubllna every ycu." Wt.at do you lllit 1Nit lit Dl11J Piiot? Wbt llo•-C yn Ith? Cut U. Hlhber at hft a•d yotr mea111• wlll be recorMd, lrHttrJbd 1a411.t••n.il i. tlle appropriate Hl .. r. ' Tll SI mt t4•i.otr 111•trhl HrYft't tnl)' be UJff to rtc:ord leUert .. IM Mlltor n uy topic. Co1.cnbiitor1 '° Hr u turt e-ol•m• meta t.d .. e .-.., n.amr aod ttlrpltoile 11mbtr fe>r ~eriftr1UH. No cfrc•latlM n1lls, ,au11. Tell .,, ""'t't • 1"' mlad. • - -- • f (; For Your Special Valentine Beautiful Heart Pendants. Choose from a variety of styles, set with diamonds. rubles, opals or amethyst$. Art auction to help handicapped kids An an au~t1on to benefit handicapped student.I will be held Fnday, Feb. 24, at the Huntinaton Beach Public Library. 711 I lalben Ave. Guests m,ay preview the art works that include oil•, watercolors, llthoarapha. etchinp and .eriaraphs (or an hour before the auctfon 1nan1 at 7:30 p.m. Wine, punch, coffee and horad'oeuvrcs will be served and door pnus will be awarded. Donation is St.SO. Proceeds are earmarked for the handicapped student at the Hun11naton Beach Union Hiah school District'• guidance center Artl•t to •pea~ La Newport Author, illustrator and des1aner Leonard Everett Fisher will present a slide lecture on ''The Cradve Connection" which will include a four-day eithibit of bis oriainal art The events will be held in the community room of the Newport Beach Library branch in Newpon Center. Wednesday Feb. 22 at 7:30 p.m. The art uhibtt will run Feb. 21-24 and wilJ contain 1llustrat1on~ from 12 of Fisher's books. Admission is free. For more information contaet the library at 640-2177. Sir-week parent cla .. offered A ~ax-week discussion aroup for parents of teens and preteens will bcttan at the Newport Harbor Counseling Center in Costa Mesa on Feb. 29. The provam is called Systematic Training for Effective Parenting of Teens (STEP/TEEN). Cost is $49 for one parent $79 if both attend. It meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 2900 Bristol St., Suite 105D. First ni&ht is free. For information and reservations, call 545-2050. Teen alcohol program begln• The Center for Creative Alternatives will host a four-week educational scncs surrounding the issues of teen-age alcohol and drug abuse bc&inning March 5. Lectures take place from 7 to 9 p.m. on consecutive Mondays at the LutheranChurch of the Master, 2900 Pacific View Dnvc an Corona del Mar. Cost 1s $5. For information, call Marca Adams and 642-0377. Medical Center group meets Members of the UCI Mcd1caJ Center Auxiliary will be . honored for vol untcc:r service and new officers will be installed at the auxiliary'sannual meeting and recognition luncheon March 7 at the UC Irvine University Oub lounfc. can Hamilton Aldrich will offer "Ruminations ofa Chancellor's Wife" during the meeting. Other luncheon speakers include Chancellor Daniel Aldrich. medical center director William G. Gonzalez and outgoing auxiliary president Arlene G. Madden. For information about the luncheon, call Barbara Ann Firger. 634-5496. Seeing-eye dog• featured The West Orange County Alumni chap1er of Sigma Kappa Soronty will meet Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. in Huntington Beach. Scheduled 1s a program on training and use of sceing~ye dogs. For 1nfonnat1on. call Shari Garay at 847-0291 . Bloodmobile In Dana Point O.ity '"4tt l'tlolo bl' How•d l- 8am HlglnHn with bla newbrlde, llabel, following wedding. His heart mended, so he gave it away By CHRISTINE DECKER Ofhl>Mlf ..... ...., .. Sam Higginson had Just had has heart put back together But he gave· that mended heart away to the woman he loves. Higgmson as still recovenng from quadruple bypass surgery. but he didn't let that stop h1 m from marryina Mabel H ucbner during a s1 m pie ceremony last week at the Lu 1 hcra n Church of the Master in Corona del Mar. "She'sreallygettinga pig in a poke. I told herl might turn out to be an in valid and then there'sall thosc hospital bills I still owe. But she said she loved me enough 11 didn't matter if she had to take care of me for the rest of my hfc. She'sa good lady." said Higginson of Irvine Terrace an Corona del Mar. "ljust think I'm really lucky to find someone I can be happy with.'' '\aad the new bndc. Both arc widowers who met playing cards at the Oasis Senior Center 1n ( orona dcl Mar. "I took several gals out on dates but Mabel and ljust hit 11 ufT. How can )OU explain love? ltjui.t happens." he said. Neathernewlywcd would tell thearage. "I guess you could say I'm old enough to know better but 1 feel as fnsky as a teen-ager " hesa1d Orange Cont OAILY PILOT/Tu.day. FebfUJIY 14, 1964 Al Badham's back:, but is it news? Rep. Robert 8 dham, R-Newport Beach, 1s back in town for the President'• Day conares 1onal receu and Badham 11dc Howard Seelye promises a Fnday Pits.I conference. Scelyt, however,•• mum about the confcrcnce'1 •ubjcct. Seelye, a fonner L.A. Times reporter, has a reputation for toyina with the press and the od<h are even that the mystenou1 press conference may amount to nothina. We will find out Fnday Seelye recently lealed the Register and the Times by refusioa to either confirm or deny a rumor tl\it Bad ham miaht not run for re<lectJon to the 40th District this year. The bettina by local Republican County orpniun is that Badham will run this tame and step down an two or four years. Wash1n1ton it fun when vour team lS in the White House. The congrClsman was rouahed up last week by the.national press who discovettd he likes to travel at the public's expense - an old story for the Oran&c Coast. (Sec the Daily Pilot Jan. 4, 11 and 12.) ••• For Carol Ann Bradford, the Newport Beach Democrat who wants to challen,e Badham in November, national attention on the conarcssman's travels could not have come at a better time. She was in Washington mcctipg with political action committees that sne hopes will bankroll a good portion of her campaign. Bradford met with 22 different commit- tees that are interested an women's, en- vironmental and arms control issues. The co~t of her trip was covered by a fund-ra11er hosted by the Critical Mass Energy ProJCCI. Women's aroups will be the first to contnbute to her campaign. Bradford da1ms. According to a Bradford campaaan poll by Ranash and Associates of Lancaster, 64 percent of the voters an the 40th D1stnct fa vor the Equal Rights Amendment. Brad- ford says she plans to make the ERA a campaign issue and points out that Badham voted against 1t in Congress last year. • • • In other election news. Assemblywoman Manan Bergeson, R-Newpon Beach, named Lyn Dowty chairperson of the Bergeson for State Senate Community Committee in Newport Beach. Bergeson as vacating her 70th District Assembly scat to run fo r the State Senate's 37th District. Bcrge~n also named Evelyn Mayberry to head the community committee in Huntington Beach. Bcrieson picked up the endorsement of Hunungton Beach City C ouncilmember Don MacAll1ster. MacAllister considered challenging JEllY H11SCH Nr ws ANAL ·1s1~ ~in the Republican pnmary. 1'be former mayor appucotly thoU&ht better o( runnanl •.&ainst the popular assemblywoman. ut he now says he may take on Badham at some later date. • •• Meanwhile, C~lorado Sen. Gary Han buzzed throu&h Southern California this weekend for a 1rcnet1c one-day fund.f'l1sin1 tour that netted him an estjmaled S4S,OOO in his bad for the Democratic presidential nomination. Han. fre5h from a telev1Jed debate Saturday in Des Moines, Iowa. site of the: nation's first delcga&t' selection caucu1e1. collected cash 11 four panics Sunday. in West Hollywood, Beverly Hills. Pacific Palisades and Newpon Bc:ach. Han, Jtncrally ranked amona the also-rans m polls surveyaf!J public opinion of the eight-candidate field, picked up about $45,000 that will be used to buy TV umc, finance manaacr Douglas Rosen t.old The As50Clated Press. In Newpon Beach. Juests at a pany ora,anized by developer David Stein viewed a screening of Hart's television com· merclals, an which he blasts what ht "'11s Reagan'• "cruel policies,. of favonnf weapons buildups to soctal prov.ams. Hart \ also calls the: other Ocmocrallc contenders "cauuous Democrats." Pollster Pat Caddell. who is advisina Han, predicted Sunday that the47-year-old Han has a good chance to cmersc a~ the No. 2 contender behind former Vtce President Walter Mondale. He $8Jd the Feb. 20 Iowa caucuses and Feb. 28 New Hampshire primary will be a aood OJ)p()rtuntty (or one of the other candidates to pull out of the pack, and that it will not be Ohio Sen. John Glenn. Glenn. who frequently has polled behind Mondale but well ahead of the ~st of the hopefuls, bas suffered a poht1cal "meltdown" in recent weeks. Caddell said. Hart headed off to Denver. and then was go10a back to Iowa and New Hampih1re Monday, has aides said. The Red Cross bloodmobile will be an Dana Point Feb. 23 from 2:30 to 7:30 pm. at St. Edwards Church. 33926Calle La Pnmavera. 1 1 1 h fc om:.~~~st£•ppom•men•.call•heQn$•i••S<rv•~ A ittle po itica istory or Valentine' sDay By WALTER BURROUGHS week. couldn't oppose was allowing some of the other supervisors to guide him. Tuesday, February 14 Valentlne'a Day • I :30 p.m .• Orange Coaaty Plauln1 Commlulon, Hall of Administration. I 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. • 6:30 P.·m .. Co1ta Mesa Plllllla1 Commlulon, City Hall Council Chambers. 77 Fair Drive. If the Searchlight appears according to the schedule that Editor Chazy Dowahby has apparently set up it will be on Valen tine's Day. Now that's no tame for any sour comments. Nothing but sweetness and love. So the column I had in mind for this week 1s shot. I'll have to do better. My long-time friend Al Ball'\, lormcr editorial page editor of the Pilot. was m) ovem1gh1 guest following the Dutch treat Club West meeting last Thursday W(· had some pleasant rem1n1scences. indud1ng Jim Farquhar and Marcus 'Marcellus McAllen of Huntington Beach. Marc had much money made lrom slant-drilled 011 well!> Among has activ1t1es was entertaining 1n a small building he owned to the west of the Balboa Bay Club. WALTER BURROUGHS My very good friend Bill Cagney. who had helped elect Nelson, said to me, "Walter. I'm afraid we sold the electors a bill of goods. What can we do?" The JOb of supervisor's "deputy" or ficldman paid so little at that time that 11 was difficult to act a good thinker and it was illegal to subsidize anyone. Wednesday, February l6 • ~:30 a.m., Oraa1e Couty Boanl of S•,ervt.on, Hall of Adm1nastrat1on. 10 C1v1c Center Plaza. Santa Ana. • 5.30 p.m., Board of Directors, Couty SuUatlon Dlatrlct No. 7. I 0844 Ellis Ave., Fountain Valley. • 7 p. m • La1ua Beadt Parkin&, Traff le & Circulation Commltttt, conference room. City HaJI. 505 Fore~t Ave. Don't misunderstand. I love all you subscribers to The Daily Pilot. As the "grandfather" referred to 1n 1he headline Chazy wrote for the Jan. I 0 Searchlight, my sole reason for writina 111s that some of you asked for 11. And I love the letters I've been receiving - even the complaints. In fact. it was one complaint that inspired the anucapated Searchlight for today - until I realized 1t was Valenune's Day. The complaint was definite. "What's the matter with you? In your old age have you lost your guts? It used to be that you'd take the rascals apart when they needed at. On the chance that you really have lost your critical ab1l1ty I enclose a list of names to jog your memory." On this afternoon of the day after th e death of Supervisor Heinz Kaiser. the phone rang. Marc answered. It was Ben Reddick. publisher of the Newpon News· press calling from Detroit. <ia1d Redd ick "Governor Knight sa~s hC''ll appo int me 10 the Orange Count) Board of 'iupcn ''or<i 1f that bastard Walt Burrough\ "-On 't uhjCl t Can you talk lo him.,.. Came re~lection tame and two former enemies 1n Corona del Mar decided to bury the hatchet. They decided they disliked Ben as a supervisor more than they disliked each other. "Let's nominate somebod} 1hat Bur- rough~ can't oppose ... the) agreed. So they settled on a fonner mayor of Costa Mesa. Clair Nelson. The) were nght C'lair had been a splendid mayor and th1!. paper had constantly approved of his actions. What we didn't rcaliLe wu that our cit ) manager Bob Unger did the thanking not only fo r Clair but fo r thc whole (1ty Council. al so. ihe only answer was to pick someone with an "outside'' income. We consulted Bob Gardner. He didn't want to go on the record but he opined unoffic1all) (most unofficially) that income from stock 1n South Coast Publishing Company, was exempt. Fortunately Dave RanJhad that- (mea,cr to be sure but enough to supplt'- ment the county salary). so he became Clair's deputy. Bill Caaney, 1n has very quiet wa ) has done many fine things for the OranJc \oas1. But that story will have to wait for another day. • 7 p.m., OranJe Couty Water District Board of Dlrtctort. I 0500 Elias Ave., Fountain Valley. • 7 30 p. m .• Laguna Beacla Sel1mlc Safety & Dl111ter Preparedneu. Police Dept. Conference Room . 505 Forest Ave Marc replied, "'iurc He\ ht'fl' no\\ I'll ask him." You've already gue\\Cd tht• an\\\l'r Ben was appointed. Now 1'1n'1 that J fitting Valentine story'l It isn't? In the meanumc. Happy Valentine's Day to all of you. • K p.m .. Cout Community College Dl1trlct Board of Tru1tee1. < ·osta Mesa City Council Chambers, 77 Fair Dri ve Well. that's not exactly a Valentine. ls 1t? Nor was my ant1c1pated Searchlight for this No. l guess not If )OU Hl'>l'>I on a trul y happy ending \lair Ncl~on was elected supervisor and we were stanled to fi nd that the man we Walter Burroughs 1s the Pilot's foundm8 publisher. PoucE Loe Three youths held iii drive-by ,, shootb;1g in Huntington Beach Three teens who allcaedty JJ:eeted an unsuspecting 16-year-old 11rl with a blast from a sawed-off. double-barreled shotiun were ar- rested Monday evenana outside a Huntinaton Beach liquor stort. Pohce said the tno of youths drove up to a house on Henncksen Drive where the younuirl and a friend were standing on the front porch. Hutlnfton Beach An ovem1aht break-in was dis· cove~d Monday at the Great Teus Chicken Co.. 19032 Ma.nolia St. Entry had been made by p1ckina the lock on a rear door. The loss included $800 1n cash and coins. • • • Someone shot a pellet aun at a &lass door II the G1rlsand Boyt a ub, 9191 Pio11ecr Drive, over the Wttkend. The d1maac was estimated at $200. • • • A bursJary was discovered Monday momina at Middy's Gallery. The front dooJ had been pned open. The Iott induded an objects worth $1,73S • • • mconc broke a rear window to bw&lari1e 1 tan 1981 Volkswaacn llab'bu parted in a driveway Monday on the 8.00 block ofCnmaon Circle. The lo •Included a S2H 1tereo unit. • • • A man returned to h1• home Monday on the 9800 block of Vkk bura Dn"e and found ii hid ~ One of the teen-agers reportedly stepped out of the car, lifted the shotaun and sprayed the front porch. Neither the J.lrl nor her companion were hit by the peltets. Armed with a dcscnption of the ,etaway car. Huntiniton Beach police officers combed the neiah· borhood until they found a car matching the description parked at a been ransacked. A rear door was pried o~n to enter. The lots included a video recorder and tapes worth $S4S, watchn worth S200 and S3S. • • • A resident of the 19400 block of Cindy Lane told police Monday that someone hid stolen hiJ black 26-inc:h Murray bicycle from bil porch. The loss WIS csumated at $75. • • • Someone entered a ·blue 1983 Vanqtn ~ Monday on the 18600 block of Maplewood Circle. The lou included stereo equipment wonhS.00. • • • Gram ti spray-painted on a wall WIS liquor store on Bolsa Chica Road at Heil A venue. Darrin Smith. 18. of Hunllngton Beach and two I 6-ycar-olds were arrested on susp1c1on of firin' a weapon into an occupied dwellmi. Smith is beinaheld at Huntington city jail on SI 0,000. The others, because of the age, were released to their pare nu. Someone threw lemon• to brak two panel of ala&s over the weekend at Tropical Fofiaac Unlimited, 17301 Edwards St. The damaae was est1· mated at SSO. • • • A ma.lejuvcnalc was 8tTC$t.ed Mon· day afternoon at the Monta0mcry Ward store 7777 Edinaer Ave.1 on suspicion of shophf\ina. A Sll video pme wa recovered. • • • The front end cover for a red l 983 Toyota ptckup was stolen while w vehicle wu p&rked on the 18700 block of Hort Circle The lo wu estimated at SI SO ~Potted Monday bY, CJ'a Party and Paper, 9891 Hamtlton Ave. The FoantaiD Valley damqe wu e.timated at SSOO. R KScnu rrponed a wcddina ri"I home bu~,;-wat f'Cl)Oftcd-•n4•n ~· nntdiflppearod Mondat on the l 800 block or Parle ftom their bouie in the l 80001?1ock of trttt. Entry "'" apparently made n Marcos trttt. They aatd they throuah 1 side window The loss were hav1na thar condorruntum Included 1ttteo and 1 V equipment ~inted and left for a few houn. The wonh S 1.135 nna.s were m1 ll'\I when they l'f* • • • tumtd, they wd · Somrnnl' '>tuk a holl from a 197 3 Old .. mob1k < utlas\ containing a clock . <:able~. a towel and tool'i • • • Burglar\ -.tok four )taanlcu \tccl nms valued at $600 from a 1984 Cad illac E:.ldorado parked 1n the I 0000 hlock of La Haucnda A venue lrrine Pett ) cash wa-; 'itolcn from three dcx.·tors· oflilcs at 4950 Barranca Parkway over the wctkend. The front door'i of the offices were pncd open • • • A bnck wall was knocked down :it about 11 a m. Monday by Juvenaln on Bird Wing 1n Irvine Groves. No am:st~ w<'re made • • • A cash t>ox cont:un1ng $225 wtt\ stolen from El Tonto's warehouse a1 24SO White Rd over the weekend. The warchou5e door had been kO open • • • Valet s11n, worth more than $400 \\'Crt \tOlcn from the Rusty Pelican. t 830 Main t .. ovt'r the weekend • • • A chcrT) bomb C\ploded at 1hou1 '> a.m. Monday 1n a re 1dcnt11l m 1lbo~ in the llOOO block of Margent' ()r C.tallesa Buralln at l ovr·, Rest uni nt . 046 Bn tot ~t took 11 PaC'·Man machine valued at Sl.000 Sunday niaht after they \m&\hC'd out the front a.l&M windows of the rc1taurant low'acmpio)'CCI told pohC't' th<'Y did not know how much money wa\ an the machine. • • • The rt11den1 of a home on thr 200 block of C.am~l ha Linc walkC'd 1n Mondav a.• a butala1 ran out with a StiOO gold medallion anJ a \I bill The th1cfhad moved a' 1dl·u mach1n(' into the ~rage but left 1t behind in his hasty el\1t. • • • An heirloom bracelet. 'alued at S 1,000 and dating hack to 19~ I. was stolen from a home on the 2 300 block of Fa1rv1ew Road over tht wC'ckend There were no s1g.ns of foncd cntf) 1n the home. the ownrr told police • • • fhe unlocked side door of a garaac on the 600 block of Wc)t Wilson Street provided entry tu thieve~ who stole a $400 set of sotf d ub\ over the wttkend Newport Beach A $3.000 ~ketch, de'ICnbcd u an abstract ALttt design, was stolen from an adverusina . qency wuh offices on the 4600 block of MacArthur Blvd. The 1ketch WM one of three such anworks rolled up an tubes. The othen were not taken. • • • The yellow canvas cover from a TR 7 \portscar parked on the 100 block of 29th Strttt was reported \tolen The value of the cover was e't1mat¢ at SSO A aue't at the Balboa Bly Club, 122 I West C'oast H1ahway, ~rted that someone took S10 1n ca h from an unlocked cabinet he \&id tbt money 11\-'I, for her union du« • • • I\ SI OO camera that a Santa Al'l.I ma o 1d he left in a booth at Lhe rthcs Restaurant, 3334 Wnt oaat Ht&hway. al)l)lrently wa toten ~ man g1d he rahud after la'lina the restaurant that he'd ld\ h•t camera bthind but that mllurun VfOfk.trs wtrc un•blc to locate H .-hen he c.lkd ™ll:k La.Cuna Beach Pellets from a BB gun \truck th<' w1ndsh1cld uf a trul'k parked in th<' 200 block of Beverly Street, causing SI SO damage. th<' owner 1old police. • • • A tran~1cnt apparent!) broke a jat<' to gain access to th<' roof of an apartment compleit to sleep Police ordered extra patrols an an effort to catch the suspect. • • • A man ~bed a.s about 22 \'Cal'$ of age with a dark ska cap and ·dark Jacket. was seen pcep1na into a res•dencc 1n the 300 block of Myrtle Strttt late Monday · • • • Beacb and d1v1ng equipment valued It $74() wa st<.)lcn from the sand at Divers Cove 11 about 8 p.m. • fast fire pesout two fa·st cars -- Of1nge Coat DAILY PILOT /Tu.day, F9bruaty 14, 19a.. 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A boo .. pabllabed Jut year by Peter Karth •apporta ber contention tbat •be wu the M>le •a.rri•or of the cur•• family. . Andropov called peace champion Funeral speeches stress rteed to maintain military strength MOSCOW (AP)-Hailed as "an ardent champion of peace" and saluted by volleys of aunfire and shrielcina factory whistles, Yun V. Andropov was buried today in Red Square at the foot of the Kremlin wall amona other heroes of the Soviet Union. His successor as Communist Party leader. Konstan- tin U. Chernenko. called Andropov "an ardent champion of peace" u the open. red--Oraped coffin stood before the mausoleum of V. r. Lenin, founder of the Soviet state. f orcian Minister Andrei A. OTOmyko, also spealcina from atop the mausoleum, said the Soviet Uruon had souaht to strcnathen ~ace and attacked "those who arc pursuinapolicicsofm1litarism." Defense Minister Dmitri F. Ustinov, in his remarks, praised Andropov for building up the armed strcnath of the Warsaw Pact. The speeches by the three leaden stressed the twin themes of Soviet desire for peace and determination to maintain the armed might of the Sovie& Union. Chernenko reiterated that the Soviet Union was ready for talks, "but we will not be scared by threats." The weather was clear, bri&ht and cold and the tnourncrs' breath steamed in the 19"-<Searec air. Chernenko and Ustinov rubbed their noses with handkerchiefs durina the cul<>sics, and Chernenko couahed several times. After the speeches. the coffin was then carried by soldiers and Politburo members around the mausoleum to the vave. Andropov. who died Thursday. served as Soviet leader for only 15 months. Two men escorted Andropov's sobbing wtdow to the araves1de, while his son and daughter .,tood nearby. appearina stncken with snef. Wtth tens of thou5ands of Soviet soldiers and c1v1han11. and hundreds of d1ploma1s and world leaders looktnJ on. the coffin wa!t lowered into the grave. The Kremlin bells rang and the sound of gunfire rumbled across Moscow. Vice Prei.1dcnt George Bush, rcpresenttng President Reagan as head of the American delegation. arranged to meet with Chernenko after the funeral . a U.S. Embassy official said. Bush. on amval. had urged the Soviets to cxplorr "important opportunities" for peace. Chernenko also scheduled mccttngs today with prime ministers Margaret Thatcher of Britain and Pierre Mauroy of France. It would be Mrs. Thatcher's first meeting with a Soviet Communist Party chief. Retail sales show strong 2.2% jump BJ dtt AINda._ p,.., WASHINGTON -Sales by U.S. retailm rote• strons 2.2 pen:eot jn January, the b1gest loc~te 1ince May, the Commerce Depanment reponod today. Total &a.let, spurred by aood •howinp (or tars and food. reach~ a one-month record ofS 104.• billion. Tbe 2.2 percent nse from December sales w11 the bipest since a 3.1 percent jump In May 1983. Then the nauon~• e<:<>nomic rte0yery wu bcint 1pu~ by a suona surs.e 1n consumer buy1n1. PUot a1e11 tor tic& WASHINGTON -A record·holdinc Los Anaeles pilot hopes to raise at leut SS00,000 for children 1n P<?Or nations with a round-the-world fliaht. Before lcav1na Monday. pilot Brooke Knapp said the .. Aitht for World'• Children' would atop in London, Moscow and other cities before retumina to Wuhinaton apin Wedncsdax. UNICEF, the United Nations Children'• Fund, Wlll benefit from the donations. Mn. Knapp i1 president of Jct Airways, Inc., a Los Anacles-based executive charter service. Shuttle mlulon .crabbed SPACE CENTER, Houston -A apace shuttJe mission tcheduled for July ma)' be scrubbed bccau~ the Defense Depanment is remov1n1 a secret payload 1t bad planned to launch, officials say. An Air Force spokesman confinned that the secret payload would not be sent aJof\ in July. Olynn S. Lunney, space shuttle pr;![am director at Johnson Space Center, said Monday ni t that he had not been told of the Air Force plans, butt t without the carao the July mission will not be launched . Nancy vl•lt. .clJool kid• SEATTLE -New paint glistened on walls at .Island Park Elementary School and students pasted valenttncs to welcome first lady Nancy Reapn. visiting as part of her campa1an apinst druJ and alcohol abuse. The school, with an enrollment of SOO. boasts an excellent drug and alcohol awu. cncts program, and Mrs. Rcapn was to sit in on a drua class today with fourth-and fifth-graders. She planned to lunch with children and producers of an anti-dru, television program she narrated, "The Chemical People,' which was shown by Public Broadcastina System stallon1 latt fall. Sandlal•ta• Rek vl•lton MANAGUA, Nicara&ua -The Sand.injsta govern- ment says it has invited key U.S. officials and Democraltc presidential candidates to the ceremonies next week at which details of Nicarqua's election plans will be unveiled. A Sandinista official said Monday that invitations were sent to Reagan administration offi cials and the Democratic contenders to attend the Feb. 21 ceremonies at which the aovcrnment plans to announce the date for next year's elections and plans for carrying them out. Panama get. ne• chief PANAMA CITY. Panama -Vice President Jorac lllueca has been sworn in as Panama's new president af\er the unexpected rcsianation of Ricardo de la Espriella for "personal reasons." lllcuca said he will proceed with plans for a "free and clean" presidential election in three months -the first 11ncc a military coup tn 1968. The national guard. Panama·s army, has ruled the country since the coup either directly or throuah presidents which It selected. Opposition parties, which have expressed fear recently that the military miJht renCfC on its pledge to remain neutral in the election. cnttcized the sudden change 1n leadership which occurred Monday. S. Africa unre.t build• PRETORIA, South Africa -Poltcc broke up crowds of students boycottina classes in Pretoria s black townships today. a day after a teen-age schoolgirl war. killed 1n a clash with police. A police spokesman said 20 youths were arrested when students threw stones at police vehicles and a teacher's house Monday niaht. Black protests commonly focus on education in South Africa, where the white-minority aovernment's official a~nhe1d policy provides separate and unequal lcarnma op- portunities for each race aroup. Your Family Fi11a11cial Cellters i11 Ora11ge Couldy for Savi11gs, Checki11g,·Lending. Plenty of free parking •Free safe deposit boxes with qualifying balances •Conve nient Saturday hour •Funds insured to $100,000 by FSLIC. WESTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS ~ NEWPORT BEACH .. ~ ...... I• Peclllc C... ~I 91M0.74"'7 • 171•> M+-7 u' Mon.. 'IN.n. 9 AM •4 PM F~ •AM·6PM ~~ IO AM·l l'M COSTA MESA l4UIWin.._ 91626-t90R . (714) ~141 Mon,n-,. • AM·• 1"M Pnd., fAM·tPM ~ IO AM·l f'M erving Sout1tem California Saver for near1y 50 year . Asset over $1 billion . • Gls will withdraw, but 'tr&iners' stay W ASHINOTON (AP) -President Reapn'1 decision to withdraw most U.S. Kf'Vicemen from Lebanon will still leave mOR than 80 tta.inm there to help develop thel..ebeneee army, as well as approximate- ly 200 Marine auardJ. the president's spokesman uld tOday. ' Larry SJ)Clket, the White Houte 1poket- man, 11id that I l trainen are lt.ltioned in Lebanon now. More than that number of Anny trainers will be aaaianed to Lebenon after the Marines pull out. be uid. Administration oftlciala bavt ta1d tho Anny trainers will teach counteNerrorilm tactics and penorm other wk.a, includint communications. Speakes 11Jd it rema.in1 the adminis- tratJ00'1 hope to have most or 1,200-1 ,300 Marines, now stationed at the Beirut lntematJonal Airport, taken out of Lebe- non and put on ships ofl'1bore within "a roUJh 30 day1.'' The Marines who lt.ly in Beirut will auard the embassy. officials 11id. A 1enjor administration 'official 11y1 meanwhile, that the "national obseuion'1 with the role of the U.S. Marines in Lebanon should end when they are pulled out. Once that happens, he said, chances of restoring stability to Lebanon may be enhanced. The White Houte is expected to dilclote either Wednesday or Thursday a plan for withdrawina most of the Marines. Speakes said Reapn favors the plan, but tint wants to clear it with other nations tn the multinational peacekeepina force. ., ........... ...... SAN FllANQSCO-:Jlle ....... ~t Ml dedded to approve Lhe •Offldiadoa ••lhlnldve IO cbemal paticidel for frWu ud v11111Hee, a food ud ONt Administradoll --•WI!~~ ~ • a'1 r ,. 1tf1'J Greene said there will be. ~ ...... for ~ comment and the rWel CoWd lalreeAC&:_, ... _.oldie yw. Propou11 to aUOw the '*Of nldiaiiOO oa IDl9U. lbb lad PoUJtry arc planned fot cbe future. 0... Mid. UDdir cbe ~ the food would oat become ~·e. tbe FDA 11id. / JfatlJ co~tare a.- LOS ANGELES -A 99-year~ m11bemttic:al coQjecturc that WU k.nowo to be UUC for the ftiit l 0 biJlioG numbers bu been provets fa.lie, ,..,.... bave announced. The dtsprov•na of Mer1CDI cOIUeciwe, flM propoeed •n 188S, wu announced MonClay by two mathematicians who used fast computen and an improved method of t.ettina to discover that tbe tbeorY is flawed beyond 10 billion numbers. "ft jUlt lhowl you IJlin that /ou have to be vt?.'. cattful;' Mid ADdrCw Odlyzko o Bell Laboratories. 'Empi.ricaJ eYidence can very often be misleadina." Valentine wecldlnl Brtdala roclr. 9tar Sltcm John and new brtcle llea.ata Blaael, waft to frleoda apoa leaftDC St. Maril•• Cbarcb in 8Jdaey. Aae- tralla where the c0aple wu marrted on va1entble'• o.1. 25 ralJ can oft tncb Yugaslavia closes eatery that overcharged actor ELK GROVE -Twenty-five can of a 77-car Southern Pacific frctpt tratn derailed IOULb ofs.crunen· to, but no one wu utjured, a railroed ~ Mid. Kenry Oniz, in the railroad'• San f rancilco office, ui4 the caute of Monday's accident wu not immediately knOwo. Twelve oftbe derailed can were Cf!'ply, and 13 carried a variety of caraos. moatly lumber, feed and peper. Tbete were no hazardous materials, be 111d. Sources said Defense SCcrewy Caspar Weinberser presented three options to the White Hou1e on Friday for withdrawina the troops -one for a brief pullout la1tina a few days, a second for a withdrawal takina 30 days, and a third that would stretch the SARAJEVO, Yuaoslavia {AP) -A According to Vecerjne Novine, a Sara- proces1 out, possjbly over 1everal months. downtown restaurant h11 been closed for jevo Daily, Fahrudin Sahlc the owner of Two LA denatJa IJred Speakes also said that Reaaan had not five month• after charaina actor Kirk the Una restauran~ w11 enthusiastic when r directly approved the firina of 300 rounds Doualas 10 times the correct amount for a he saw Doualuana 1even friends walk into LOS ANGELES -Two aherift'1 deputies who from the battleship USS New Jersey's meal. authorities said Tuesday. his restaurant last Thunday. allqcdl1-took part m a •tiled police raid oa a pnpant 16-incb aunt last week into Syrian-backed Town Council aldermen also said they When the bill came, it ran to S4,000 woman s home have been fired for tbdr ro&et ia the positions around Beirut. would continue to take "eneraetic steps" to dinan -about $443, 1 considerable sum incident in which the woman wu lbot and ber ~ "He didn't say 'fire 300 rounds of prevent such overcharaina from recurrina. in this country where aood dinnen aener-killed. &;.:.uties David G. Geyer, JS, and Frederick F. 16-inch.'No,hen~erdid,"Speaketaaid. Two other Sarajevo restaurants were ally costSIO-S20apenon.Tbebill1hould Poner,-34. were fired Monday after 1 ~1·1 But, be added that Reqan did not think the closed down earlier this month for similar have been S,400dinan, accordiOJ to a copy invesuption of the April 16, 1982, ~ of Deloit firing w11 excessive. ofl'en1e1. of the check presented to authonties. Youns by another deputy. . Reagan against social meeting I With Red leader PHJLADELPHlA (AP) -President Reapn says he opposes an early summit meeting just to "Jet acquainted" with new Soviet leader Konstantin U. Chernenko, sugestina it might only raise fal1e hopes · R.eapn reiterated his belief that a summit must be preceded by extensive preparations to hold the prospect of SUCQCSS. "Well, I think julns to get acquainted -obviously you'd set acquainted if you had a summit meeting-but no1 I still think it remains that you should have an aaenda to nave such a meeting that lays out the i11ue1 that we need to dlscuu1" Reqan said when asked if an early "aet~acqua1nted" meetina with Chernenko was possible. The president was questioned by reporten from the Kniaht-Ridder Newspapers' Wuhin'-ton bureau, and an account was published in today s editions of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Reagan cited President Lyndon Johnson's 1967 meetina with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin as an eumple ofa summit that didn't accomplish much. "There was a kind of veat letdown when ... all they did was, really, act acquainted, and the world was waiting for maybe a solution to some of the problems," he said. Rea&an said Vice President Georae Bush had been sent to Soviet President Yuri Andropov's funeral today with a mes~ to Soviet leaden that merely stat.el the United Stat.et delirc for cooperation and discussion. The meuaae "makes ... plain that the time has come, or ttas Iona aince passed, for talkina about a number of contentious iuucs between us." Reapn said. DIVORCED? SEPARATED? .., •• """' • . .. -lt1 DIVORCE RECOVERY WORKSHOP lb , .. ...,b .. ,. Pebruory 21 tt -Morch 27th 7 sao '·"'· -9 s30 P.M. St •ews PreUJterian C~urch Newplrt ... It. An4r•w• 14. et 11th It. Aae11 fr•"' Newpwt .._...r Hleh t2o.oo ••1l1trotlen Por more lnform•tlon callr 6a1·2111' 9.00 • 5.00 Mon.-f rl. FllIJJf/li- 15% DISCOUNT A&E 5000 & 2000 Serles RV Awnings r.;;--------;;;:;;::;;;:;;::;;;:;;::;;;:;;::;;;;;;;;;m;;;;;;m;;;;;;;;;:;;:::;;;;;;;;:;;;-..----~------------iiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiii:=--------=-=-=---llllill&iiiililiiiii~ • er 1rs • Taste that delivers IN THE MO'NEY SAVING 2 pack • -1 :' .. LETTER S The Pilgrl:m of Newport deserves an exception To the Editor: I, along with hundreds of othcn, wie the city council of Newport Beach to permit Dennis Holland to extend his stay at the Rhine Wharf for his lovely ship, The PiJarim of Newport, until he as able to find a permanent home for 1t. I realize that the city has been generous in allowing him to stay this long. but since he was issued a citation for overstaying his alloted tame, a cnsis 1s m the offing. Newport Harbor has so few large docking fac1ht1es. Aside from that, it would seem to me that Newport Beach would be proud to .. adopt" the ship or sponsor 1t in some manner. Hordes of people have been attracted to the site where they gazed with awe and admiration at the handsome ship built by one man through 13 long years. Everyone agrees that the location is perfect for the many sightseers to view at and that the boat fulfills the beautiful harbor. When the ship leaves its home port, it will provide publicity and good will for the city that money couldn't buy. It bas been honored with an invita- tion to paniC1 pate in the ··Tall Ship Parade" dunng the Olympics. It wdl be seen at ports thrQughout the world. The City of Baltimore has its .. Pride of Baltimore" which was buLlt with city funds. Cahfomaa will have a tall sailing ship -Dana Point has its ship. We have our own "Pilgrim of Newport" which has cost the tax- payers absolutely nothing. Dennis has been invited to dock his boat in Long Beach, Seattle, San Diego and other places as well as in Martha's Vineyard where it would be a sister ship to the Shenandoah. However, Dennis has lived his whole life in and around the area. It is his home and he takes pride in carrying the name of Newpon. 1 t would be a pity to lose this wonderful. exciting ship in which so many of us have a heanfelt interest. The ongoing saga of Dennis Holland and his ship is truly thrilling. So many of us have watched through the years from the sidelines as he built his boat. He is a fine young man, unassuming. religious. patriotic, honest and couneous. He is 11 won- derful husband and father. It has been rumored that the city council mem- bers believe him to. be a "freeloader." Dennis Holland???? Nq way! He has had one goal in mind for 13 years. Now his goal is simply to complete bis ship and fill her sails with wind. What a pity it would be if he wert forced to move bis boat to another pon. The city has said that it can make no exceptions but we all know that exceptions can be made and that the boat. in itself, is an exception. We have so much in our lovely area to be proud of. I hope we can be proud ofourwannth and caring for this man and his ship. BETTY ROTHAERMEL Newport Beach 'Pilgrim' is a treat to see To the Editor: What a treat it is to see the beautiful "Pilgrim of Newport" and what a lovely location at the Rhine Wharf where aJI are able to admire it and even to go aboard. Possibly once in a lifetime. one is privileged to sec a wonderful ship like this, built by one man over many years. I'm proud to have our city rep- resented by this ship and its owner-builder. CLAIRE GARNIER "Newport Beach 'Pilgrim ' a hit with visitor To the Editor: 1 leave tomorrow for m > home in Missoun after having spent a week in your lovely city. You are to be complimented on the beautiful harbor. lovely homes and Newpon Center. It has been a most enjoyable week. One of the highlights of my v1s1t has been the wonderful ''P1lgnm of Newport" ship. I have rc1urned again and again to see It and was even invited aboard. How fortunate you arc to have this magnificent ship benhed in such a lovely. accessible location wncre everyone can enJOY at, along with the lovely surroundings. I have photographed tt from every angle and will take pleasure in showing the pictures to my fnends. I'm sure your city is very proud that the ship bears your name. Thank you for a delightful visit. • PHYLLIS SLATER St. Joseph. Missouri .. We have so much Jn our lovely area to be proud of. I hope we can be proud of our warmth and C.11rlng ... • • BBTTY ROTBABUUL Newprtae.cb • AIDY Roo1£Y I was walking along 18th St. about 8:00 last Thursday night when I saw a man and a woman ahead of me having a violent argument. Suddenly the woman slapped the man in the face. He grabbed her and they started wrestling and punching. l was Ftt.iPs closer. Millions in Salvador an slush fund 1 don't know bow you judge those things. but I judged they were hus~ band and wife and that they'd had the same argument before. It was a terrible moment of decisjon for me. Do I interfere? Do I ask her if she wants•help? What kind of b.elp do l give her'? r crossed the street and walked on. I looked back and saw her break and run in the opposite direction. I was relieved. WASHINGTON -The provisional president of El Salvador, Alvaro Magana, hascontrolofa special bank account that dispenses m1lhons of dollars a year without proper audit. I've seen canceled checks from the account, which sources say is used as a slush fund to reward Magana 's political cronies. There's a good possibility that the money in the SCCTCt Salvadoran treasury account comes originaJJy from U.S. aid to El Salvador. U .S. officials have complained that the auditing system set up to keeJ.> lraCk of aid funds ranges from negligible to poor. The Salvadoran sources who smug- gled the documents concerning the president's secret ban.le account to my associate Dale Van Atta risked their li vcs to do so. The documents included copies of actual vouchers and checks-totaling more than SI -million -paid out of the account. which is known simply as·· 198." The 58-year-old Magana is an astute political operator and a re- spected economist educated at the University of Chicago. For 17 years before be was named president in April 1982. Magana headed Banco Hipotecario, El Salvador's largest mortgage bank. In fact. at was his longtime practice of gjving interest-free loans to Salvadoran military officers that won him the army'ssuppon forthe presidency. During the heat of the Jac1 AllDEISOI debate two years ago, political enem- ies on the far right denounced Magana as .. the biggest thiefin El Salvador." The interest-free loans to selected officers -some of whom were not expected to repay even the principal -have been defended by Salvadorans as a shrewd politacal move. The financial favors supposed- ly enabled the officers to resist bribes and payoffs that would have put them under the thumb oft he Salvadoran oligarchy. Perhaps Magana 'spay-outs from the secret slush fund can becxplamed with the same benign justification. But attempts to reach the Salvadoran president through the embassy in Washington and a high official in San Salvador were unsuccessful. The vouchers are irritatingly vague in theirdescripuon of the purpose for the disbursement: .. Una comis1on de orden politica. autonzada porel senor Presiden.tede la Republica·· - that is,acommission ofa political nature authorized by the president. An embassy spokesman acknowl- edged that the account number on the checks Magana siJfled - l50-52-101-l l-101-001-198-wasa Salvadoran treasury account number. He suggested that it was beine used for a multi-party com- mission set up in August 1982. But at least $720,000 had been paid out of the account before then. I don't have copies of all the checks drawn on the" l 98" account. But the first check, for roughly $240,000, was dated May 26, 198"2, only a r:nonth after Magana became president. Sources say that at least one check per month in the same amount was issued throughout 1982 and 1983. which would bring the total forthat one vague purpose to nearly$ 5 million. And these were not the only chccudrawn on the mysterious account. Mysourccsclaim Magana ac- knowledged lo a confidant that he was~ oft be venerable Salvadoran tradition of pcrvasi ve corruption. He assured bis friend that his own money was safely salted away in England. A few million bucks here and there might not seem like much toAmeri- canscontemplatinga federal budget approaching$! trillion. But El Salvador is a poor country, with an annual budget ofless than SI billion. Jack Anderson isa syndicated columnist I wasn't comfortable, though. Did I do the right thing, I wondered. lf the woman had wanted help, I guess she'd have yelled. But would she? And ... where did she run to? Did be catch her'? What did be do then? The following day l leafed through the paper, nervously expecting to find a small notice of a murder on 18th St. Did he have a gun? A knife? Was I obliged to intervene no matter what the con~ucnces in physical damage to me might have been? lt struck me, reading the paper Wednesday, after President Reagan announced be was pulling out the Marines, that I bave the same uneasy feeling about Lebanon. Have we crossed the street and walked past. failing to give help to someone who needs it? I hope, like the street scene, that it was none of my business. None of America's business. On the day after President Re>- agan 's announcement. I went to the Lebanese consulate to get a visa for a trip I'd planned to Beirut nexj week. The consulate is in an tmport- ant-&ooking stone townhouse on an c.itpcnsivc street io New York. The windows were dirty and curtainless and even from the street it has a seen-better-days look. Inside, a pregnant woman &at at a small desk with a telephone switchboard. The floor was bare wood, worn and water-stained. Romans thought Valen~ine 's Day was for the birds I was impressed with tbc infor- mality of the olace. I had half expected to be frisked for weapons or explosives but when I asked for the visa office. the woman politely in- dicated I should just wal.lc through the double doors in front of me. nl.1111 I FolUld Ell &ate to Lootill1 Up Otb~r nl.1111: -That Valentine's Day originated 10 pagan tradition as the old Roman Lupercal, a holiday to celebrate the mating season of birds; it bas only an accidental relationship to St. Valen- tine. a convert to Christianity, who was made a bishop and then martyred on Feb. 14th. -That the Velcro fastener, used instead of shoelaces in sneakers, boots and other products requiring closures. was invented some 40 years a$O by a man who went hunting with has dogs in the Swiss mountains, and wondered what made the cock.Jeburrs stick to the dogs' fur; it took a doicn more years to devise a loom that could turn out the same hook-and-loop material. -That plazas next to city sky- scrapers sometimes blow pedestrians StDllEY Ha111s off their feet because when a buildmg is much taller than its surroundings it catches the air like a large sail and shoots it down to the ground. in some cases doubling the average wind speed at street level. -That in the 35 years since its foonding in 1947, the International Court of J ust1ce at The Hague has decided only an average of two dis{>utes a year: during this same pcnod. nations "settled" their dif- ferences in 140 separate wars. (More U.S. HAS LOST SUPERPOWER STATUS WASHINGTON -As the Soviet missiles were wathdrawn from Cuba. in resolution of the 1962 cns1s. Charle$ De Gaulle observed ... There is only one superpower.·· O bserving the Marine retreat from Beirut under tbccovcnng fire of the Sixth Fleet. he might make the same observation. lfit remains the defining charac- teristic of a superpower that. once its prestige and military are committed, 1t prevails, the United States no tonser belongs in the category. The British and French debacle at Suez demonstrated that Britain and France nolonaerqu.lified asvcat powers. So, thecominadebacle in LdJanOll provides a clear and useful 1oa~ dated 1984, of the true COl"Telation of fon:es in the world. Fora Jon&. Iona time the Uruted Stattt bu been ti vinl oft' the tremeo- doUI inherited capital ofW or1d War U;. The bclidbumiahed m the minds ORANGE COAST llilyPilat ,, PAT Bucu1111t ofmenevcrywberclbat the United States was the most dangerous of cnemi~ th.at, once aroused, this sleepmggjant would mercilessly pound to rubble any nation that threatened iu vital interests. Arncn- cans were not to be trifled with. Today, in thtChouf, Druu militia arccchoinaMao'stauntabo\ft the "papcrtiier." Consequences arc ecru.in to Aow from lbeaJtered pcrc::eption. While impon.aot that the Americans re-cocn tZC the new rcali ties. it is more cntical that nations dependent upon Amcncan commitments adjust their policies accordingly. Forall 1tsqualityweaponry, the U nitcd States asa nation today has nothing rcmotclr similar to the national detenmnation. unity and stomach it had in 1861 or 1941 . or even 1917and 1965.lftheChincscin Pek.lng were astonished the Ameri- cans would abandon Vietnam after only 50,000dead, what must they think today? Setting as1dc the press blather about the "~test military buildup in hjstory,' the U.S. Navy 1shalftbe site it was in 1964~ tbe U.S. Army majntai111 the lowest troop levels in 30 years. Where MOIClO-w deploys 20 battlc-rady divisions in Centru Europe. a 120,000-man army of occupation in Afahanistan, a m1UJon men on the 01inese border, the U nitcd States does not even have a drafl Domestically, the nation·• laraest pany, the Oemoc::rata.bubecomun aeti \IC impediment to 1 realiitic f oreian oolk)'-with 1u "&cldcn'' falliftlallovcroneaootber,dcmaod- iqinimedlate UA-wilbdiawal from the small, 1tuuicned., fittndlycoun· uy of'ffondu• where w have every rilbt to be, after 1 liQlle American Pilot lilled by I.be SancliniAaa. A.rnetitan COntcrVIU va. and the mllitalj. too. an rt1uccaa1 tooommjt l American forces where v1taJ national interests are not d irectly and visibly threatened -because they believe the American left will discredit, under- mine and eventually destroy the effort. Most imponant, the American people arc no longer wi Iii na to alJow the shedding of Amencan blood for what they now tee -because of domestic disunity and policy dis- agRements-as objectives unrelated to America's secunty aod survival. The reason the Ki.sin4Cr Com- mission'• recommendations w~ so warmly received is that Henry uraed we teod money, not men. to win tbc war in Central America. The future bas always belonaed to lhose1Villinatofilht for it. nom-.ucr lheir motive. We Americana, aDd WmttMr:!t are not. The U.S. alone cx~ted. Fidel <Mtro bat more soJdien on foreisn con ti nm ts than all lbe NA TO allin taken toeethCi. Our lndi1pen11ble aUits in the atfUll,Jc for the fu1ure arc not the ~vcmmau in Paris and I.he So ment1D BOno. ~Uibalfltb, nationalism. Rlili.(N.t fundunen· t&Ailm -and the WUliape19 of men to Nmficrandnak fbra bcttcrfutuR. than I 00 members of the United Nations have refused, on separate oocasions. to accept the compulsory arbitration of the World Court.) -That when the New York Tribune fired all but two ofits foreign correspondents in an economy move, one of the two correspondents it retained was Karl Marx. -That the Berlitz School of Languages. now an international venture, began not in Europe, but in Providence, R.I., a century ago, when its founder, Maximillian Berlitz, left town for a week, leaving his students in charge of a Frenchman who spoke no English; upon returning, Berlitz was astounded at the progress the students had made in his absence, and developed a method using in- structors who spoke no English in class. Sidney Harris is a syndicated columni$t. ·--_...,, ____ _ "Com. quick. sir. T~ ce>m> puter has lust latd you off.'' It must have been a grand drawing room at one time but it looked dreary and sad now. It bad five battered old detks in it and a nondescript collec- tion of chairs. Over what had been a working fireplace was a framed picture of President Amin Gemayel. It hung alone on a stained and dlfty yellow wall. Oemayel looked like a young foreign student at Cornell. Under the picture was that tired cliche of a slogan that began with ··1 (heart) New York.." It read "I (heart) Lebanon." The man at the desk on the right as I came in had papers spread out over bis desk and several passports. Having dealt with passport peo(>le before, I acted a lot sweeter to him than I would have with the average Lebanese stranger. He took my papers, looked them over with that skeptical air passport people have and started writing and stamping. "You want a multiple, don't your he said He sounded as though be expected me to say yet, and although l had no idea what a multiple meant I said. "Ob yet. Please." It turned out a multiple meant that l can return to Beirut as often as l want to in the next six months. That's as lucky as a person can get, isn't it? Wb1re the man worked on my vtA, I struck up a conversation with a woman workina on an IBM type- writer with Arabic script on it. She thoUJtht she reoognized me from 2()..20. "The bad news must be depreni.na for you," I said. .. It'• been bad for nine years.·• the woman said ... You set used to iL" I left the Lebancte consulate with my visa, and found my.elf idly thmk:ina what a tenibleooincidence it would be if she was the same woman ·l'd teen runnina from the man oa 18Lh St. Andy Rooney i1 a 1yndalid columnilt. Daily Pilot welcomes comments from readers .. Fix grins _from within 'Invisible braces help adults most By SUSAN MONAHAN o.tr Not c.T ......... Remember how you fought apinst wearing braces when you were a kid? If you managed to win that fight, you probably still need braces and still hate the idea of wearing them. After all. they're for kids. The solution to this dental Catch 22 may lie in the so-called "invisible braces" which became available about three years ago. However, not many orthodontists are using this trcatment1 according to Dr. Les 0 . Starnes of Newport Beach. "A lot of orthodontists are reluc- tant to treat adults. It's more difficult and demanding," he said. Known technically as "lingual" braces because the metal brackets and bands arc placed on the back - or lingual-surface of the teeth, they are best suited for adults, said Starnes. "A youngster's teeth have usually not erupted enough .• There's not enough of a clinicaJ crown to adhere the bracket." he explained. Dr. Lea Starne. Some adults do opt for theconven- uonal (labiaJ} braces. he said. adding that the invisible ones arc generally preferred by the person who main- tain~ a high profile. "Actors. radio announcers, professors. athletes ... and of course, a lot of dentists are now wearing these," he said. Starnes says that adult orthodon- tics 1s "kind of a specialty within a specialty" and that he includes it in his practice because there is a larae adult population in Newport Beach. Treatment with the linguaJ braces -"a specialty within a speciaJty within a specialty" -is more difficult from the orthodontist's point of view, he said. The orthodon- tist and office personnel require special training; some modification of offic.c procedure and new equip- ment are necessary. Lingual braces also must be worn for a longer time. The typical treatment time with conventional braces is two years, said Starnes, versus two and a half years with invisible braces. There are exceptions, though. and some of Starnes' teen-age patients are wearing invisible braces. "For teen-agers who have an aversion to braces. we may have the answer." he said. years,.. said Starnes of his older patients. "And when teeth re malaligned. you can lose the bone and soft tissue that hold teeth m ... This extra time is what makes treatment with lingual braces more expensive. said Starnes. You can expect to pay $3,000 to $4,000 for conventional braces, while invisible ones cost between $4,000 and $5,000. Starnes said that application of the braces is painless and that they are not uncomfortable to wear, although the tongue may be sore at first. Thjs seems to go for adults. too. and and about half of Starnes' patients are in the 30-70 age bracket. "They mayJive another 20 or 30 While straight teeth may improve a person's appearance. Starnes says that the cosmetic benefits are a secondary gain. "We encourage people to recognize that heaJth and function are primary." "In some situations, they're more comfortable (than labial braces)." he said. "On the outside. you have the lips and cheeks -a lot more muscle that has to deal with (the braces). The tongue is a pretty adaptable muscle." Bruce Hasen and Stacie Brandt, left, welcome Jana Reichle and Pblllp Tbomp- o.tr ............ ..,._, ...... mon to early Valentine'• Day party at Huntington Beach Seacllff Tennii Club. HB cut-ups dress up for pre-Valentine Day party For friends Bruce Hazen of Costa Mesa and Stacie Louise Brandt of Newport Beach, Valentine's Day was celebrated last Saturday night at the Huntington Beach Seacliff Tennis Club where they co-hosted a "red-tie formal." Guests were invited to wear either red or black. The clever invitations began with "Just when you thought the holiday parties were over and it was safe to go back in the water ... " and included instructions that admission to the affair would be gained by offering a bottle of chilled champagne. To encourage sartorial splendor, the couple issued a subinvitation for f.uests to compose 100 word essays entitled, .. Why I Like to Dress Up." Male composition winners were promised "tuxedo scholarships" and females -"sets of long red nails." "Nobody won, but everyone sure dressed up," Hazen said. The couple decorated the club with helium-filled red and white batJoons a nd red lacquer trays piled with huge strawberries picked in Santa Ana the morning of the party. Taped jazz heightened the sophisticated mood and provided a musical backdrop for the animated conversation about what everyone was wearing. Dr. Bnce TapPer sported a tux with a twist. His shirt was of the d1me·store variety, ink stamped with ruffles and bow tic. Tapper's gorilla mask was met with startJed psps from the party1oers. Mark Maoazer dressed as a gangster (in keeping with the Valentine's Day Massacre tradition). Manazer tucked his champagne inside a green, velvet-lined violin case meant for a sawed-off shotgun. Deborab Cblsm opted for · 30s gJamour and wore a f ull-lcngth black gown with ultra-padded s houlders. Leslie BaldwiD, attending with Denoia Power, "cross-dressed" -wearing a man's tuxedo, with pleated chemise and lipstick-red bow tie. Others attending the romantic party (which included an impromptu game of tennis between Tapper and Mlclaael Hoffman on an adjacent tennis court) were Catby Bates (celebrating her birthday), Mlcbael Hoffman, Marjorie Rockwell with Ben Miles (engaged to be married this summer), Barbara and Rua Royal, Amy Gonm with James Abood, Barbara and Jim de Boom, Lawrence Reeve, Roger Aa1le, Lorraille and Dave Ro11, Carol Haten with Du Lanarevlc•, Lau Weingartner with Let William11 Steve Brown, Margaret Mitcllell with Arturo Delgado of Mexico City, Jua Reicllle with PlalUp Tltompaon, Jackie and Jeny B1tt1 (who presented a Jeroboam of champagne -eight gallons worth), sisters lta"y and Martlya Bates, Peter Jordu (who borrowed his iux from a mortician) and Rosemary Fl)'llll. Paparazzi is edited by Daily Pilot Style Editor VidJJ Dean with contributions from Huntington Beach corre pondent Ann Conway. Health and function are primary reuona for braces, even lnvlalble ona like •be wean. Improved •mile S. an eztra bonua for life. Wltb lingual braca, metal bracketa and banda are placed on back •urface of teeth. l.JIDA Aiw1 Artificial heart days numbered? Availability of organ donors and anti-rejection drugs aids outlook for organ trans plan~ By ftle Associated Preti Without a technical overhaul, the artificiaJ be8rt off en little hope to dying patients, sa)'I the Stanford U nivcrsity surgeon who has transplanted more Chan 300 livin! hearts in the past 16 yean. • I don't think there's any future for the ... device," Dr. Norman Sb um way, Stanford chairman of ca.rdiovucular surgery, said in a keynote speech tO the California Medical· Association convention in Anaheim. .. Until better«sQuipment is developed., the belt thiq to do is use the device to tide (patients) ov-er until a (heart) donor can be found," he said. Shumway made bis comments as a Utah sursical team led by Dr. William De Vries gears up for the second implant ofa mechanical heart. Proponents oft.he artificial device, wb.idt eliminates the need to find organ donors, say it bolds far more potential for patients than transplantinf!d 1 =man orpn. Heart disease ranks a5 the nation's · killer, and a device that proves successful could lend new life to many patients. they say. ButSbumwaysaidvowiniavailabilityoforpn donors and effective anti-rejection drup improve the outJook for organ transplantation. Today, 91 percentofStanford'sbeart recipients are expected tosurviveat lcastoneyea.r, up from 22percent 16 ycarsago. About 85 percent of survivors return to their homes and jobs. By contrast, Dr. BameyOatk. the world's only rcci.P.ient ofa plastic heart, spent 11 2 days from the surgery until his death tethered by hoses toa375-pound power unit. De Y ries now is selecting a second candidate for the artificial heart. The patient will be tied to a lighter power unit that can be rq>laced briefly by a portable machine. Shumway pointed tothecompressed-airdriveas the lead ins problem of the mecbnical heart: It jolts the body, be said, damaging the kidneyi. lungs and brain. In 1968, one year after Dr. Christiaan Barnard performed the 6.nt successful human heart transplant, several surgeons around the world tried the operation. But the patient mortality rate drove most of them away, leaving only a few like Shumway performing the surgery. Since then, Shum way's team has transplanted 313 hearts in 288 patients. Today, I SS remain alive. · ln 1979, Shumway transplanted the fint bean-and-lung combination. Sixteen hean-lung trans. plants followed; 12 recipienu still live. Drug r.esearch firm gets grant An Irvine drug research center has been awarded a grant to evaluate a new medication being developed for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease. With the grant in band, Psychopharmacology Research Associates, now hopes to enroll people SO yea.rs or older who are suffering from mild to moderately severe memory loss for the research project. A comprehensive screcnina battery. consisting of medical and memory tests, is administered to determine the medical status of the patient and the proper diagnosis. Patients found to be eligible for the rescan:h program will receive medication under supervision and additional medicaJ tests. The program is offered free, as all costs are borne by grant funds. For fun her information, calJ the Irvine office at 752-7910. .. I 'P;r~;t~-;;;~e life-saving pledge to daughter DEAR ANN LANDERS: We&Je f·v,naour 7-year.old bi&b school seniordau&h- tcr an unusual birth- day pf\. Wcarccall- tnJ it "a contract for ltfe." A11 IMDEIS Thisoontract 1s •••••••••••• written and signed q,rcemcnt that tf wc are out drin1tlna we will be driven home by friends or call a tui. Jfsbc is out drinking with a young man who also has been drink.in&, she wiUcaU a taxi (to be patd for by us) or phone home for us to ao act her and her date. There will be no reprimand. no scold1na. no ycllina. no punishment JUSt a discuSSton the following day about what happened. Beth A. Ary, M.D. is pleased to announce the opening of her practice in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility 1401 Avocad o Ave nue Suite 805 Newport Beach, California 92660 Phone (714) 720-1941 H ours: Tuesday through Saturday by appointment On call 24-hours Wcdonotfeel.auomepeoplcdo. that this wtU encourascourdaqtuertodnnk. We remember bow it wat when we wtre in bilh tchool and would p~fcr havina her bomc, inebriated and safe, instead of dead or in jail because sho killed someone. This idea is not oriainal with us. It was stanw _bl' an orpnization called SADD (STUDENTS AOAIN~"T DRIVINO DRUNK). Anyone interested in the .. contract forlife .. cangetone free bywritiQj to~f?tf.orban Plaz.a, Marlboro, Mass. Ol 7S2. -JSC. POR 1 LANU, ORE. DearJSC: luarUJyapproveudlllepe&UtSADDtt 1wamped wUb rtqaettt. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I hadtowritetoexpress my fecungs at?<>ut the ~oman who said ahe was dlsausted with rcccr.uonists, service ~P.le and other stran~rs who call h~r • Honey." "Sweette," 'Supr, •· "Darlina. '"Dear .. and soon. BED WETTER LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED TM trMlffl tlfl you can 91,,. • ~ltef end the ,.., of Ole !Mnlly, 100. 11 en end IO Na Nnout PfOl>Mm, end INllce no ,,. ....... '*'-"int 19 Nfloua. It can ~ comf)llca'9cl ptY· • j chol09leel Pfotll9nl9 lhel 1 .. 1 a lllelllM. It's ao MeCllHa be- CllllN IMd-tllng, wtMn not c.uNd by 019enlc d919CI 0< dlN•H. c.n b9 enOect. hnd 10< -IN• brodlure, ·a.ct-111"9 I -Whal II • An AbCMlt and H-To End 11·. • r990rt by ""o l!Wdtul docto,._ No obllgellon t ___ :~~u_·~I!~~~~ !'!.'-~~~~:---~ I Mal ... ,Aewte M'lllMATIOUL. LTI). ~ • SSS &re" S.MI I ~-W1 SOS7 : ~ .. PAA(NI ~ NM,ll ---------: I AOOJ!f<,~ : AMi'nso : CIH STAI( ---l•"--: PAiiiia I PH()N( AG(_ : ~fl( : • Poe••>< lnle•l\ahO• .. I llO 1971 CM-22 1"99• • Wt I 1 WE HELP SOME DOCTl'~', ('H IL[)REN IPHllTllITT knocks often when you use result-getting Dally P1IOI Classlfled Ads to reach the Ofange Coal mantel Phone S.2·5678 . RUFFELL' U'WOLSTllY, INC: .................... 1922 HARBOR Bl VD COSTA MESA -5•8 1156 Joinnowand get Spring and Summer I This is the perfect season to get into shape. Because Holiday Spa Health Club will give you Spring and Summer Free when you join now. You'll get from the day you join until Sep- tember 21 added free to the end of your 1-year membership. So do it now! The sooner you start, the more free time you get. And enjoy the finest high-efficiency exercise _equipment with trained instructors who'll show you how. Plus aerobics and anaer- obics. And all the facilities and programs you need to shape • up fast. Now·s the time you should spring into action, so call or come by today for a free guest tour. Heather Locklear 1984 Star Spokesperson Holiday Spa &. Health Clubs ii Holiday Spa Health Club for Men and Women AvollobWt at parttctpotlng loco1'onS. Features sepo1ate gyms for men and wanen. 0\40Uable 7 doYI o weet.. I ANAHEIM 310 So Magnolia. 1 blOck So of Lincoln. (71.4) 952-3101 11 CERRtlOSILAKEWOOO 11881 Del Amo Blvd ot Pioneer. 3 blocks Eost of 605 Freeway, (213) 924-t514 5 MISSION VIEJO 2AA01 AllCIO Pkwy at Son Diego Freeway. (714) 770-0822 J WESTMNSTER 67~7 Westminster Ave. o1 Golden West (71.4) 894-3387 COSTA MESA 2300 Ho<oo Blvd . (Behind Thrifty Drug), (714) 549-3368 l ORANGE 022 East l<.cJ1i IO Ave • ~· Of \j Un Ave • (714) ~2A4f I Most Holiday Spa Hoolth Clubs ore occeSSlble to th r'TIObllty lmpb1red f Personsw1th d lsobihtlos. 1nctud1ng the bl1nct ore wetcome I . She should be thankful ht hves in lo$ Anatles where folkureso nice. Jn thii. "tsland Paradise" I have been called ''Stupid," "Hey You," "Birdbr 1n.""Dummy'' and ••Fatso." Some peOJ:!le don't know when they arc well off. -SOUN DINO OFF IN HONOLULU both knowlcould1ma1h htm hkcagrape ifwecvcraot into a bettle. DEAR SOUNDING: I have bee. to Honolal1 muy tlmet ud w11 aJw1y1 lmprette4 by~• 1ent1aea1 aJMI frtu411De11 of tM people ~ere. Wbat on nrtb do yo1 do &bat lrrUa'" folk110T Wbena tirenecdachlnaina. I do it. lftheplano needs movina. l move it. Heeveo laands me the jars that are too bard to open. Nobody makes a bit deal out of the fact that I am stronaerphyaically. In tact, wernakeajokeofit. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: J wa 1urpriscd that you didn't come up with better advice to the youn'-woman whose fiancc decided that perhaps he wouldn t marry her when he discovered she was physically stronger. It seems he learned this when they were h ing around wrestltna. She pinned him every llme. Why? &<:a use he·1 the swcetcstauy in the whole world and maybe the smartest. The Nnt is a wbiut hiajob, makes an excellent salary and evefl'bodY loves him. So, who cares that I've aot the mutclet 1n the famih1 You should have told tbewoman that ifber man fee)1 inferior because she can out wrestle him, he'saot somcsquimly values and to gi vc him the ax. -BIO ERMA JN SANT A FE I am 5-fcct-IOand wc1p 150 pounds. My husband ts 1 5-fcet-6 and we11lhs 145. We have never wrestled. but we DEARERMA:Yoa'reoato1ome"1111bla,Slt&er. 1'llukt for wrt&ta1. WE DDINGS .DEL TACO Investment Seminar A California Limited Partnership Minimum Investment: 12500°0 2000°0 Approved for IRAs: DINNER WILL BE SERVED Limited Space Available • Reservations Required DATE: Thurs., Feb . 16th TIME: 6:30 -8:00 P .M. PLACE: Del Taco Restaurant 173 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Call for reservations: 714-845-3185 714-831-5418 Our Winter Weather Is More Exciting ( Anp more Fun ) Than Your Winter Weather MORRO l3AY, CA Chamber of Commerce IA\_ . ' • o Bo• ·~~~;,·;;;:~c~;'•'"" 9344' ~ 35 Recommended Motels and Restaurants I I A Valentine Gift Froin the Heart This Valentine's Day, ask for or give a_~ift that's not only straight from the heart, but good for the heart as well. Is another box of chocolates really the right gift lor Valentine's Day? If not, how.about a Diet Center gift certificate? After all, the1e's no better way to show how much you really care than by helping yourself or someone special to lo se those extra pounds. And, at Diet Center, you can lose weight fast and learn how to keep 1t off, without feeling hungry. ~UST~AY for a free, lntr uctory con•ult. on. 2115 t Ctilt HWJ. #Zll c.w ...... .,,..111 Bayck·BrlCJlam Elizabeth Titus Brigham of Corona del Mar became the bridt of James Gilbert Huyck of Aptos in a Jan. 7 ceremony in the San Mari no Co mmunity Chun.:h Or. John Hoffman of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church in Newport Beach officiated. The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Morgan Brigham Jr. of Corona del Mar, wore her mother's bridal gown of ivory d'lustrc silk satin, fashioned with a full skirt and a fitted bodice. Follow- ing a fumily tradition, she wore a full-length veil of Brussels lace, also worn by her sisters as brides, and belonging to a close family friend, Mrs. William Plunkett of San Marino. Her sister, Mrs. Robert Hambleton of Pasadena, was the matron of honor. another sister, Mrs. Jeffrey Belote of Petaluma, and two sisters of the groom, Nancy and Amy Huyck were bridesmaids. Tbc flower girt was her niece, Lindsey Hambleton. The bridegroom ts the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Jefferds Huyck of Aptos. His best man was Robert Thomson, and Thomas Utterback. Jeffrey Belote and Or. Robert Hambleton served as ushers. A reception immediately following the ceremony was held at the Valley Hunt Club in Pasadena. After a wedding trip to Lake Tahoe, thecouplc are living in Kcntfield, where he is employed by Harding and Lawson Associates. Dianne Legrl1 Le(rla-Darand Dianne L. Durand of Huntington Beach was united in marriage with Christopher F. Learis of Garden Grove in a Feb. 4 ceremony at St. Polycarp Catholic Church in Stan- ton. The bride. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James Xerikos of Huntington Beach, wore a gown fashioned of satin trimmed crepe de chine with a cha~I train beaded lace bodice and leg o' mutton sleeves. made of satin and lace. Her attendants were Tracy Luth, matron of honor, and her sisters ~ Debi Zim- merman and Daleen Comer. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer l..earis of Garden Grove, had bis three brothers, Timothy, Steven and Mark as best man and ushers The couple left on a Caribbean cruise after arcetina I JO auesu at a ~ption at the Huot~ . lnaton Harbour Bay Oub followina the oeremonv. Mrs. Letnt Ui employed by IBM io 'NorwaJk and he works for the Lo~ Bach f\nn, Diveni6cd Scicuritiel Inc. They plan to Uv~ in Huotinaton Beach. ,....., ........ ,.. ...... .. -?. ... ,. ........ ..... ... I ..... _ ......... .. = ............. .., ... a.a ..., .............. .... =., ........... ......... .................. ..... ·:::.-............... :r:.=.:--=-. ...... ..::a: .... .• .. ... .... __ .......... ........ ,_ ....... _ .. = ................ Da ,~....,,.0 ... 1 O.. .... Qll_ .· 7Hotel · star dreamt ng of running a hamburger stand- B1 JERRY BUCK ,.,,...,.....,.., LOS ANGELES -James Brohn, who 1tars u the hotel mana,er on ABCs htt .. Hotel .. series. has his eye beyond actina-on the restaurant bu1inea. Actually, what he's talkina about 11 openina a hamburaer stand. Brolin says he's serious and points out that his wife, Jane, runs a tbnvina French bakery and cafe in San Luis Obispo, a coastal city halfway between Los An&clcs and San Francisco. And. he says, b1s arandparenu were baleen. "I want to put the hamburaer chains out of business," he says. of fi'h and Game. The) have an u1nW lhehtr at .. home and reee-nt auesta b.avt mctuded an AtiCaa tiOil; a puma. and a black bear. On theseut ButbankSt'9diot, Brohn flaiil.-•- with c:o-sw Connie Sdlecxa and pat Mn II.cw~ and Oevoo Ericson. He bUdd.la ror I min\&IC witla dinctor K.im Friedman. then Qlb C)Ut into tbe.,..., ~~ way to I.be commitutY be loou up at tbe ~. a pilot who owns bit own Piaoe. muaes, .. , like co ill brok.tn weather after a storm. It ,.vet tbe lky IMft dimension." Pethait1 he i1 also alludaaa co bis witb tbal .. Hoeet" had more dimension. Brolin emphasizes. however, that be it Dot dil.o sattsfied with the show or the role. ••I feel ifs just around the comer,• he ays. .. I t.b.iilk we're gettin& close to iL" • Brolin admits he rarely cooks, but add.a he is into nutrition. "When I do cook I have a aood feel for it," he DAVE E D ~vm N · ~ says. "J'm·a good food critic. I can make contributions that • n • ..,. make diJhcs better. My wife, who couldn't boil water, bouaht every cook book she could &et her hands on and in i• pleaaed to announce the opening of hie three years she became a fine French cook." · 1010 practice In Ob1tetrlca. Gvnecology At one time, Brolin and bis wife owned an Italian d ( f llit restaurantinSantaBarbara,wheretheylivewithtbeirtwo an n ert y. sons, Josh and Jess. He says it was a very successful 1 .. nl A d A S l 709 restaurant modeled after those in New York's Mulberry -.v voca 0 ve. U le Street area. Fashion l1land Despite their separation by distance, Brolin and his Newport Beach. CA 92660 wife talk regularly on the telephone and spend their Hla neweat 'llve-tn• Mary C&dorette ahare9 an embrace with actor John Ritter, her co-atar tn teleYlalon aerlee 'Three'• Company.' darl.na recent weekends together at an oceanview home in Santa (714) 720·983S Preea conference. 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SADOHBACI( OUllff .,. 'Wnftlf !l!l![..ft ... 1' 100 t• LAGUNA BEACH ... ,_.(N) .... """' 1 00. tt• f OUN TA IN VAL LEY ... Ml" Cll} .,, ...., ... ,~ ml VAtUY Ol.CIUT ._ ._ •• " 'W#Mllif ,_...,., l... ...n.nltt ttl llt lilt WESTMINSTER II.I'll ~llfl' " '•• '• '' -...;-tll CllW WOT ,., c........ •JO 900 ... _ ..... ., 130 '"° "-'" .... ..,.. ,., VllO MAU .. Fom s "l·J'1S ,. I IS II IS ~!.!.":,.::, ... ~, :f ~ Cll:MA WfST "lW ~' • fl; O $ mo =..-.: ..., _..., ~~. ~u .._lllftlr=.-._ ~"~'~Jt.;..;n~-:-:----'-0_1..;.;•• -•-... "-" >e& HI CKMA WfST 4!S6l10 ..,_.., -:="::=-:-::':":'7"------1 '-..... VUO MAU WW Sill.MID m JUS mm· <NI I GO ' .. CRIM Vi(Sf --· --IRVINl ltlltll ..,.,_ . .., ....... lllCXWIM HUH11NGWN Bi ACH ........... ··~ U I M~~ WOOO.M ..... 1M•• l "'-~)14 $ ~ ._ ....... ··-· ~1•m llOOllm)G( ........ , lllC-Utom - j G.\at'lt:l.D IF f'EOPLE MAP MAIR ALL OVER fMEIR 80PIE5, WOOLP TMEV WEAR Cl01'MINC;, ? __ _ THE ft\MIL\' CIRCt8 "You may each have one more before I transplant this heart to o safer plocel" '9.\R'9:\Dl'KE by Brad Anderson "Another Valentine for you, Romeo!" NOT GETTING AN'Y VALENTINES 15 SAC' . Tt:••LEWEt:DN \ 'Vt>U'l..L Pfl.OMft. Y 1HINK l'M AN AWFUL FWJrr, HON •• by Gus Arriola by Jim Davis PRO&ABL V NOT by Virgil Partch (VIP) ~ l·'" "Daphne 1lw1ys h11 been • llttle finicky In her eating h1blt1." ::> ~ ~~ "l 1li1NK UIRTY IS A PRETTY COLOR ~" ' 8RIDGl Neither vulnerable. South duals. NORTH ., ;i AQO O A9fl72 • 876 WEST t:AST •JU • Q• 1:t ll H 17 10 987 O KQJ 10 o O •Al03 •QJ952 SOUTH •AK108US ,62 0 65 • K• Thf• h1dd1ng South "'ut North •:ut 4 + Pu1 Pan Pa11 Opl'RIOK lt•ad: Kin1e or ~· SHOt: Kom4•L1m.i1, a defender i ahltl lo dirt'd hi11 parLnur toward ttw winninl( dt'fe>n. c. Al oth1•r timr11. how1•ver . 11 ddt'nd11r h;ui to tom1• up with lht• r1icht play w~thout ht•lp from anyont•. We ar.· not surf' lhal we would havt' opt•nt•d the South hand with lour 5plldes. ror two reasons. first. the 7 2 2·2 distribution is mMl unallrac live; and strond. South has • ~hadc too much defensive 11tn·ngth for a preempt. Our votr l(OC!S to an opening bid oC one iip11df', followtd by a 'if'rlM or spade rebids. llnd Wl'~l comr up with an npt•ninK hl'arl lead or a ht•arl Cwu:s GttEI ahi.ft at ltick lwo, which would havt removed on of dummy'11 entrfoa, this hand would nt'vtr have 1llractt'd nny 11llrntion. ttut ht' selt•rwd tht• morr promisln~ lrad or tht• kinJC of diamond,, 11nd then. rathtr unlmagina tivl'ly. continued lhe suil after declarer allowed West to win the first trick. l>eclarer took the act of° diamonds and led a third round of tht suit from the dummy. ~:ut slurfl'd a club. nnd detl11rrr rurted. He dtew t WO round~ or trumps, fint'SS I'd lht• ht•11rl \jUtt'n and rurf t•d a not ht•r d1:\mond to srl up ;1 lonx 1•11rrl in tht> 'uit. lit' rl'lurn1•d to lh1• hoard with .. lhe art• of heuLa and alulftd a club on thf J Sth diamond. lie lost only a trump. a dla mond and a club. ~:t.11l misstid hia opporlun ily to dt•f.-t\t tht> hand. Whrn dt>t'lart'r l(•d a third diamond rrom tht table, ~:ut ahould h1wt' ruffC'd with lht' lady. Tht'rr la AO t' .. mbinlltion of cards whtN' that would hnvt ro,t 11 trick. And as lht' tards lit·. the' upptrcut icain 1 lr1rk. If dt'rlarrr docs nol ovt'rruff. h<' must still KIVt up 11 trump trlrk nnd a tlub to Wt•11t for down Ont'. If ht dot's ovrrruff. Wrsl must romt• to I WO I rump lrkks by fom•, plu:'I t ht• :irt• of rlubs, for duwn on1•. by Jeff MacNelly tAA\IE~~To W/AttCP MOO'Al.. MEA~'™ ntUm~ eur If~ rz> eE F~H~~ .. ~ DRt\BBLt: DRA661.!, fOU..OW Mf.. 1 "AVE. A f\.~ 1"1\i II.Jill. !l'ii\\(E -bJ 1"t. ~l l'of\lt.IQ C,O'i ~11"f. 1R0!>1 111£. l. "~vE. 1 E.VE.R \.E1 "iOV Q()IJN 6€.F~ ~ OAt-KE 10Nl6"T\ ~.~IL °THANKS~ lHE. NICE Vf\L.E.NiiNE., MICHREL I NEVER SIGNED 1 T. \-\OW ·o vou ~rlWAS ff'O"" Me..? t'l''K l ' "l'KERBt:~' I'VE 6EBJ m.tJI~ FOR cw.>S ~ l STIL.l CAA1" Fl~O 'THE~ WE NEED 10 8ftEAK INTO 1HE t£KX>L c.oMPtITtR ! WELl -WHEN I FOOND IT ON MY DE.SK-RN ' OPENED ITUP ~, RU,,PEL - STILTSKIN \ by Kevin Fagan D"~~. l.tT Mf. ~0 IT ANo1\4~ wAi · by Lynn Johnston .. Yo u WERE 1Re.. ONLY ONE. WfrrCHING ! by Ferd & Tom Johnson DR __ ...... s_'9_0_C_K _____________ _ N01' A CHANCI!,' Hl&..PIGAIW HAMHOC~R! by Charles M Schulz 6EnlN6 '(OUR MEAD CAU6HT IN T~E MAILBOX: ~ J J Nt;:A.,.-, t;:H ? l e>OUGH.,.- 'f'H IS WHE:N :X: y.IAS A'l "fHA.,.-Mec:::'ICAt.- CONVf:NllON 1.-As-r weeK IN 'IOKY'O.' FE''l'ON by Tom K Ryan , .ll'DGt; P.\RKt:a JV,, • .l'M JU?f f0.LOWIN6 lli {(1.JnQAN~ INJTTO. bv Har I j)oux HER TESTING SCORE IS EXTREMELY HIGH t 9t-E'LL eE AX>MING Wln-4 N«>'n£flt ~ WOMAN WHO CAN C..W..LENOe HER1 ONE THING IS SUAE' ~WON'T BE ec>REO WITH ~ ASA ROOMMAlE• NB investment firm negotiates credit deal NaUoaaJ Oorporate Fiauee, a Newport Beach-based investment banking company, has negotiated a $1 million credit facility for D.W.I. Corp., an Irvine-based design, engineering and manufacturina company doing business as Delip Wets. NCF specializes in debt financing, financial reorganizations and s~al projects for both public and privately held companies throughout the U n.ited States. • • •• Santa Ana resident Lee Ba.rrla,ioe has joined EaJ)uder Lloyd & Co., a Newport Beach advertising and public relations agency, as production manager of print and broadcast. Most recently production manager at E1&ey-Hoover, also in Newport Beach, Harrington has been associated with Land~~· Carr ud Baum Advertls~1/MarketlD1 in Irvine and Tiie Regt1ter. Also JOlDtng EnJlander Lloyd & Co. 1s Rancho Palos Verdes resident Pamela McSweaey, as an a~unt executive. Before joining Englander Lloyd, McSweeney was marketlng consultant to Otaab PUrmaceuttcal Co., Ltd. of San Diego. • • • • Bassett Galla&laer ln1ur~ce Service has leased a 7, 137-square-foot unu located at 3990 Westerly Pface for the purpose of operating an insurance agency. The property was leased through Norris, Be._. Ir Simp1oa, with ita"Y Faller and Rob Norri1 as agents. The 36-month lease 1s valued at$ I 08,063.32. • • • Patio& Referral Services of Newport Beach bas been selected to provide patient and public relations services for DHA DeataJ Groap. DHA has offices tn Santa Ana, Costa Mesa and Anaheim. • • • Frw and Mary Gamble have leased a l,018-square-foot unit at 28221 Marguerite Parkway, No. ~. in Mission Viejo as the site for the Pint World PWet1loaal Travel agency. Alu Reece of Norrt1. Beu• & Simpsoa handled the arrangements. Value of the five-year lease is $62,064. • • • Four m~ment appointments have been announced by Dowd J. . Yodle)', president of Rockwell lntenadoul Corp.'s Defeaae Electroa.lca OperadoDt. Patrick F . Sweeaey has been named vice president of human ~~; Jack E. BeUeaaa has been appointed director of Autonetics 01Vls1ons Personnel; Jack G. Slllller has been named dirc<:tor of com~sation and ~nefits; and Fred Hanaaldl has been appointed director of industrial relations. • • • Doa Kue of Costa Mesa has been named the regional director of Dial 0.e ~•tll Cout. an area rep~nting the Los Angeles Basin and Ora~e County. Dial One represents 80 independently owned and operated franchises in the hom.e repair and maintenance, floral and delivery ~elds. Kane was previosuly president ofVR Fruckislag, Inc .• and served as regional director of America Home Skield Services. • • • Marlee Parker, ~rincipal of Marlee Parker hbUc Relattoa1 in Laguna Hills, bas been appointed to the board of directors for the Home Bllilden Conell of the Bllildiag IDdHtry Asaoctatioa of Soatlaera Callfonala. MUTUAL FUNDS Or•• Cout DAILY PILOT IT"'9day. F.oru.ty 14, 18&4 COMPLETE NEW YORK 8T_OCK EXCHANGE TRANaACTIONI • Good news on home-office expenses EDITOR'S NOTE: Tbis it the third artick in • 12-P'Jrt wtel in which Sylva Porter describes """YI tu payers can save 'on their 1983 and 1984 income taxes. lf you •re among the millions of us who run a separate business at home, favorable rule chan&es for deducting office-at-home costs io •83 will help you save on your '83 income taxes. You are allowed to deduct an al- locable portion of tlie expenses of running your house or apartment for that part ofy()ur h9usc or apartment you use REGULARLY AND EX- CLUSIVELY as: · • Your principal place of business UPs AND DowN s NEW YORK (AP) -The folloWlnG :111 •how• the Over· ne-coun er 1tock1 end warrant& thel havte oone UP the most end dowo the mo,, based on l)t(Cenl Of r:h•nee fQ( MondeV No secor ties trading below d or 1000 1herts ere nduded. Jet and Percenteoe chenofs •rt!he dln•f9"Ce betwetn lhe Pf'tVIOUJ clol no b d orlce end IOd•,tl.,la•I Old orlce. N-.me L'ilif ct1o Pct 1 iems a 11 t 6'h Uo • 3 or un H· 7· Up i or lrh 2 3·1 +11-~ Bg 2 nl~I s ~ :\ti Up ~ g, 1 llh Up I ~~I ar ' 3 1-1. · i Hg Ber Uf\ I 4lh Uo • sFd 12\h 1 Uo et~un 215~ s-" Up to Iv 53lo Uo rov1n ll Uo 4 ComGa> ~ •.4 Uo ! ct!~Fdl ~ ~ BP ! ~exf:Ci1' l~v• 'l ug l MalneNI ~7 ~v, Uo DOWNS LaJI _c~ ~''" = l~ -·~ -1~ = ~ =1~ r" ll~ l,,,. - 1 -~ ),4 -'h v. -VJ v. -VJ '~ -1~ for carrying on any trade or business, or, • A place of business for meeting and dealing with your customers, clients or patients in the normal course of your trade or business, or; • A separate building you use in your trade or business that is not attached to your home. Snu ~om1 EXPERT Aov1 cf This deduction is not just for laW,Yers, doctors. etc., who carry on their entire business or J>rofessional activities ffoom their office-at-home. Until recently, the Internal Rev- lf you moonlight at home with your enue Service bad made it impossible own separate business in addition to for you who had a rqular job to claim your regular job elsewhere, you, too, an office-at-home deducnon for your can qualify. own sc~rate business. The IRS If, say, you are a schoolteacher who claimed 1f you already had a principal has an income tax preparation busi-business at r,oufregularemployment, ness at home during the tax season, you couldn t have another pnncipat you may qualify for the deduction. place for your separate home activtty. You even can qualify for the deduc-Butthe law has been changed so the tion if you use the office-at-home for IRS now says you may have ~ .carrying on your regular job, but in principal place of business for each this case, only if you do this for the activity in which you engage. As a convenience of your employer. teacher. for instance, your principal place of busi.nea ii your tdlooL ht as an income-w preparer at bomi. you use your home oflkie • Y°* principet plaoc of bttsiDeM for yow xparate w-mum bUslaell at mil season. MORI!! GOOD NEW8: In 1983, die IRS removed anotba obSsade IO u officc..at-home deduction. It bad in- terpreted .. exclusive UM" of the premi'" for the quab(yina businet1 purpo.es meanins a room or a physically ICJJl.lated ponion o( a room bad to be set aside exclusively for business use. Thia created a problem for you if you c:ouldn't tet aside one room of your home for exclusive business ute &Dd you couldn't afford to wall off or other- wise physically separate~ pan of a room. But now the IRS will KCePt any "separately identifiable" uu at your office-at-bome that you Ult exclusively for business. NEXT: More offae.a......_. 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Simply deposit a minimum of SS;<XX> In this special Great American 32-day Investor Series program no later than February 29. Unless we hear from you, we'll automatically renew your account upon maturity. After ix consecutive renewals, you'll earn 112% bonus interest on your original principal balance. Open your account today in person or by phone. It's a short-term investment that can really pay off in the long NO. 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''J!l.1 1M1E1MM01fll NEW YORK (AP> -Most active OVtr· -1ne-coun11r stocks s~Pllld bv NASO. Name Volum Bid Ask9d Chg. MCI s 4, , 91,._ ~Iii -1-lntel s I, , 33 14 -1_., ~mdlat 7Va ~ -~ f 0 7l."2 7~ + 1 1r81 fJ11. ~!~ -~ GluH s l~ i 'h -1" Ao~ j4~ ~I/• -14 i~r~'!' ~~ u + ~ Convot 11~ 1 -ti. GoLo QuorEs ME rnLs Qu orEs That's an aptdescrtption of both business and business people along the Orange Coast. To keep track of where companies are gotng and which p ople are helping them get there,just watch 'Credit Line' -every day In th Business section of your new llllJ-Nlat---------- ----- ·----------- \ Just taking one at a time, 36 times ; Huntington Beach wrestler Hansen ls on collision course with CIF title By ROGER CARUON Of ... 0.-, ......... If somebody says they're Just taking them one at a time, it's not necessarily j ust a line they're banding you. Consider the situation of Hunt- ington Beach High wrestler Kyle Hansen. The 129-Pound senior has been taking ·them one at a time now, 36 times this year, en route to a phenomenal 36-0 record as he awaits CIF ... A competition at Cypress College Friday and Saturday. The Sunset League titlist says that's exactly bow he bas to approach the situauon, simply because any other way would hardly be conducive to absorbing the pressure that mounts within such a streak. "I try not to think about it (the \• I SWISS WINS GIANT SLALOM, MAHRElOTH Mahre complains a bout conditions favoring others SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) - Switzerland's Max Julen, often a runner-up in World Cup races, held off crowd favorite Jure Franko of Yugoslavia to win the gold medal Tuesday in men's giant slalom at the XIV Olympic Winter Games. Julen, 22, prevailed on a treacher- ous course which claimed two of the favorites on the first run. Franko settled for the silver medal -the first medal ever won by Yugoslavia in Winter Olympics -and Andreas Wenzel of Liechtenstein took the bronze. Phil Mah re of Yalcima, Wash., the three-time World Cup overall cham- pion who has struggled all season. wound up eighth. His brother Steve was 17th. Tiger Shaw of Stowe, Vt., the other American in the competi- tion, fell early in his first run. Phil Mahre was critical of the gate-setting and preparation of the course. •·There were a ridiculous number of gates on that hill," said Mabre, referring to the 56 gates in the first run and 55 in the second. "And they watered the course. The Austriao,s and the Swiss like h:ird snow -the Yugoslavs. too -that's why they watered it. It should not happen." The giant slalom was marked by the absence of two of the event's strongest competitors, Sweden's In- gemar Stenmark and Luxembourg's Marc Girardelli. Stenmark has been barred from competing because he accepted endorsement money direct- ly, and Girardelli, an Austrian, doesn't have citizenship in Luxem- bourg. "It is difficult to say if they (Stenmark and Girardelli) would have beaten me today," said Julen, "because the slope wa.sjust nght for me. It was extremely difficult and icy, just the way I like it." Of his victory, he said, "I can't believe it. It will take time to get used to it." The giant slalom was held over a Mount Bjelasnica course of roughly 1,222 yards with a vertical drop of roughly 41 7 yards over the course. Julen has won just one World Cup race in his three seasons on the circuit, but he has been highly competitive. Last year he finished second fi ve times. Julen was the first-run leader, with a time of I minute, 20.54 seconds, just one-tenth of.a second faster than Wenzel. Franz Gruber of Austria was third in I :21 .03, and Franko was fourth in I :21.15. Phll Mahre ranked I 0th after the run. Among those falling on the run, which featured sharp turns were favorites Pirmin Zurbriggen of Switz- erland and Hans Eon of Austria. "I caught the tip of mx ski on a gate DOt far rrom the finish, ' said Zurbriggen. Franko, the second skier out of the gate on the second run, clocked the fastest time, I :20.26, much to the deli.&ht of the boisterous home crowd. "f saw and heard the reaction of the crowd," said Julen. ··1 knew Franko had achieved a good result and I told myself, ·You've got to give as much as you've got:" Worlcing with more than a half-second cushion, Julen was slower than Franko on the second run, but by only 38-hundredths of a second. He triumphed with a com- bined time of 2:41 . l 8, while Franko had a 2:41 .41 . Wenzel, silver medalist in the 1980 Olympic giant slalom, was clocked in 2:41.75 and Gruber, who finished fourth. was at 2:42.08. wtnnma streak, wh.ich includes l 8 pins and few tense situations)," says ' Hansen. "I've had a couple of close matches when the score was tied going into the third round, but I 1ry not to worry about that. Mostly, l have to try to open it up more. "The record (36-0) hel~ motivate me. but I'm trying to consider the past more like practice for what is coming (CIF 4-A, the Masters meet and the state meet at Independence High in San Jose March 2 and 3. Hansen's high school coach, Bob Rice, agrees the toughest thing about such a record is that as it is extended a wrestler becomes too cautious too cognizant of what a mistake can' do. ··whep you don't continue to do the thinp that get you this far it can tum things against you." says Rice. .. Y"e talk about this constantly, but lalkin& doesn't necessarily get it done. The Huntington Beach coach may just be experiencing a normal malady of coaches -worry -but it appears to be just about the only bona fide concern he has. Hanscn_'s upper body ability, de- veloped since he was seven years old ~,...,__..,~u,M Huntington Beach BICh'• Kyle Hanaen readlee blmaelf (top) acatnat Edlaon'a lllke Warfel, manea.en (center) and complet.a tbe reTeraal In Sunaet Leaeue wre9tl1.nC. BARONS4THSEEDED FOR WOMEN'S CIF 4-A Warriors. Mesa. FV at home; OV, C M, Edison not The Fountain Valley High girls basketball team, which went un- defeated in capturin' the Sunset League title, has been &Jven the No. 4 seed for the upcoming CIF 4-A playoffs. First round action in all divisions gets underway Saturday ni&ht at 7:30. while Corona del Mar ( 15-6), which finished behind the Mustangs, will be on the road at Mission Viejo (20-6). The Warriors ofWood~rid&e. who won the South Coast League and boast a 20-2 mark, will be at home against El Dorado ( l 5-7). Sunset leajue members Ocean View and Edison won't have it as easy. Ocean View (19-6), the No. 2 team out of the Sunset Lague, has to play on the road apinst Gahr ( 19-S), the second plaoc team front the San Oabncl Valley l..a&ue. 'Clippers nli Walton trade· The Barons who have lost to only Locke, the defendina cuy champion. aod Foothill. the No. 2 seed 1n the ).A, in pre-season tournaments have draw Pasadena ( 11 -12 overall), the third-place team from the Pacific Lcquc in their opener. Ezpreucuts Kerwin Bell Tht Los Angeles Laken' hopes of ~oquirina Bill Walton u a backup center appan:ntly have been duhod by the San Diego Oippen, it was n:Poned Monday. . A newspapct. quotina a 01ppcrs tourcc, n:poned in tod~y·s cdiuons that the Lakcra bad offered auard Mike McGee, forward Kun Rambis and their number one draft p1dc (24th overall) m the next National Basket· bill Auoc1at1on draf\ to the liPJ)CTI for Walton, who would have terVcd ·"--4'uabllckupwKarcc.mAbdul~abb&r.. The Qjppcra tu med down the deal, the newspaper rcpe>rted quotina the source as sayina he understood that was the takers' final offer and, "Lookina at what LA is offerina. I can tell you it won't happen." Walton, whose NBA career had been plll\,lcd by injury, cumntly as uffcnna from a sprained knee and also ba1 had the nu. He wa CJtpected to masa Monday oiaht's pmc apinst lhc Bull.tin Clu1tn but~c1uebllck an the lineup ~nda when the Clippers face Ralph Sampson and the Houtton Rockell in San Di o. Edison ( 16-10). meanwhile. the No. 3 n:prexntative. will be at Upland (24-1). An~lus Lcaaue champion Mater Oci ( l 9·.S) ho ts ta •cm (1 2·8) 1n its first-round cnoountcr, the wtnncr ftcina No. 1 Buna in the second round. Jn the l-A. ~osca-~ ._......,..__ winner of the Sea View Lcaauc a ridina a l .S-pmc winnina streak, will h t ,.nyon o( Anahtim (14-7), EL SEGUNDO -KCt'Wio Bell, fonner Edason Hiab School Clf Division I Pla)er of the Year and a product of Kansas Un1ver- s1ty, was cut by the Los Anaelcs £)tprcis of th United States football ~ue Monday. Beu bad saaned Wllh the C alona W1lh tam mate Frank t, I QUIRtibiCI WU also a standout at Edison. ' under the ooacbin& of Greco-Roman cxpcn Frank Horpcl, a lon&time wrcatlinaooacb on tbe youth and hi&h school level, bas been quite a levcnae. "Most of his moves arc done well," says Rice, .. but his favorite is a bead and arm throw because of his earlier ex~ences. 'And this year he has been crossina up the other coaches by aoing to other things. Last year they knew he would be goina for the bead and arm takedown, but now be has &one to other moves. Such tactics have given him a shot at the school record foT pint (21) and wins (41). held by Milte Provmuno in 1980. Hamcn fiaum to wradc five tima in 4-A competition co route w hopefully qualifyina for the MUcen Meet at Westminster HiP Feb. 25. ··Another b11 factor tfus year is simpty bis determinatfon and intense outlook. A yeu ago he was in tbc finaJs of ev~ tournament. btrt oever won any. This year. he'• won everr thing be has entered." A four-year letterman, Hanten's (Pleue 8ee 8Alt8&1'/C2) U.S. skater misses bronze by .10 second -Canadian-S-wups to gold medal In speed skating SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) - Gaetan Boucher captured Canada's first gold medal in the 14th Winter Olymics today with an eight-tenths of a second victory over Russian Sergei Khlcbnikov in the mqi 's 1,000-metcr speed skating event. Nick Thometz, of Minnetonka, Minn., missed the bronze by just .10 seconds. to maintain the U.S. medal shutout in a SPort it dominated four years ago. Boucher, a 2S-ycar-old from Quebec, clocked I minute, 15.80 seconds. well off Eric Heideo's Olym-· pie record of I: l 5. l 8, set when the American swept an unprecedented five golds at Lake Placid, N.Y., four years ago. · Boucher was runner-up in that race. This time, making his third Olympic start, the Canadian got an excellent draw. He skated in the 10th ~ meanini he could benefit from the other skatets' intermediate times. It was the second medal for Boucher in these Olympics. He won a bronze medal in the 500 meters last week. Kai-Ame Engelstad of Norway picked up some lost pnde for the hard-luck team from Norway -the world's top speed-skating nation all-time -by finishing third in Tuesday's race in I : 16. 75. Thometz looked strong in the early part of ~he race, then faltered and finished an l : 16.85. "I felt fine until the last backstretch. Then my legs just tightened. I bad no power," Thometz said. "l tried to finish as good as Possible, but it didn't go." It was the sixth straiabt race~ in which the Americans lailed to win a medal. The United Stat.est~ the speed skating medal standir., at Lake Placid. In the 500. Dan Jansen of West Allis, Wisc., missed the bronz.e br .16. Jansen was 16th in Tuesday's ,000 with a time of 1:18.73. Erik Hen- riksen, of Champaign. UI.. finished llthin 1:17.64. ••Nick had such a fast opener and fast 600 meters that I thou&ht be would make it," said Heiden, who is working for ABC television here. "But be just died near the final corner. He bad the brakes on." After three men's races. Heiden still bas not lost any of bis five Olympic records set at Lake Placid. ··wen. now that rt has cleared up and ~ had a chance to do the ice well I didn't e~pcct it, -Heiden saMl "It was pretty fast stufftoday. I wasn't surprise by Boucher's win. But he has not skated well under pressure before." In a surpnse. the Soviets emerged Tuesday as the lcadmg contendcn for the Olympic gold in doubles luge, cloclcing the fastest times in both runs down the Trebevic course in the final day of trials for the event. Evgeny Bclooussov and Alexander Bclyakov set the fastest tnal time for the first run in 41. 754 seconds, and teammates Yuris Eyssak and Eynar Veykcha led the second run in 41 .889. Ronald Rossi and Douglas Bateman of the U nited States sho~ great progress over their previous trial performances, clocking the sixth- and ninth-fastest times of the day. Rustler baseball taking upswing GWC is favored ---to win conference with transfer help ByCURTSEEDEN Of ... 0.-, ........ Golden West College isn't exactly the bascbtll capital of the world, although Coach Fred Hoover's pro-vam has never been lackini since its mccption 18 years ago. But for some reason this season, several players decided to transfer to Golden West, among them two who were drafted by major league teams. So just because Hoover's 1984 squad has a definite lack of returners. there's nothing to indicate the Ru~ tlers will be lacking in the victory department. In fact. South Coast Conference s~ns information directors have picked Golden West to win the conference. Hoover's thoughts on that issue: "I feel in ecstasy." &e deadeans ... They picked us by a whole Point. All that means is they're not sure." Hoover 1s sure of some thi04S enterina this season. His defense ts sparkling. his pitchina is sound and shonstop Kevin Elster may be one of the best around. "I like our team because of the defense," says Hoover, who auidcd the Rustlcn to a 2S-l t reoord last season. "We've got a slrOnJ defensive • infield, as lood as mo t." On Elstcr. Hoover notes: "1 hope he can bll up to bis poteoual ... Kevtn ts an outstaodina dcknt.i .. shonstop. We'd like to Kot tum ha a aood year with the bat. \()(). .. Hm's a look at tbe Rustlers. position by posit.Ion~ STA&TINO PftUIEU -:rra fer M 1kc Schooler. out of Cjprcs.s ~ . Southern Cal Collcae transfer Tim Fon~ wa the Oakland A•s No 1 drat\ ~ck th1 -.on. Freshman John Martin from Morro Bay also figures to be a starter. Hoover: .. We have c~t or nine 1uys who arc really versatile. They all have thcab1hty to start. be it 1n Iona or sbon n:lief." RELIEF PITCliERS -Anolber transfer. Steve Button from Cetritot College, and David Wilke, a freshman from Los Alam1t0$, arc tbe short rthevcrs. Returner Eric Mchlschau, a 6-1. fl&htha.Odcr, who was 2-1 Wlth a S. 79 ERA in 32 in~ ~W"CS to Stt middle rclicf&.lona wnb Bill mall, a transfer from the Air Fortt Aadem nRST 8 -h's still up for vabs wnh Mike Campeau ow. o1 Echson, Rod('1ark from and tevc Ovnftm from EdiM>a t.Uli"I for the taruna assipmen SECOND 1, -Cemtot C.-. lwqc tranSftJ l..c:s Llatft will replliDe I -~~~--------.~~~~----~--~~~------------":-"--..-.--....... --..... .._ ............................................................ 111!111 ......................... .. CS Ortnge Coel1 DAILY PILOTfTueeday, Fet>rvaty 14, 1 .. Mesa. Verde bash next on LPGA circuit I s Mesa Vcntc C for an LPOA event Tlu1 includes 16 from the Japanese LPOA. • • • : It's hard to ~ucve but t.he ~Jtl cla.unod S200.000 llltUL Tb11 ~ event on the LPGA calendar is ~ there are 20 events otrttina $200,000 Uruden LPGA lnv1tauonal at Mqa ) or more i.ocludioa lhe Urudcn In vita.- Verde Country Oub 1n Costa McQ, tional which has a purse ofSl00,000, March I.... third laflelt on this year's tour. Ora.nae County's newtst oourac is now open for the public to play. Salt Creek Oolf Coune in i...,una Ni.aucl has nine bolts open and l<lCOrdin_a to head pro Lou Skovroo, the Robert Trent Jonet, Jr. ta1out will open the other nine sometime this summer, pouibly in July. HowuD HUDY Beach Park. Orten fees on wcekda)'I are S6 for moe boJn or SIO for 18. Weekends and h0Uday1 they increaae to S7 and Sil. R.idi~ ca.ru are ~ailable for $7 for rune boles and SI 3 for 18 with tbe oourse open on Monday at 10 a.m. Tuesday throuah Sunday, it opens at 7 a.m. • • • officers anclude: Jane HaJc, fita1 vi~ (>ftlid.eotandtou.roanteotcbainnat1; Chris Sellner, seoood VP aJld bandt· cap cbatrma.n; Maty Ano Connelly, 1ecrctary; Donna Tcrranove, t.re&Surer; Ruth Hall, Wanda Taylor, Wylla Smith, Libby McSheny, Adele Shaheen, Ma.rpm Powers and Dorothy O'Neal, oommittee chair- men. Followina last ~kcnd'1 Sarno&& The winner at Mesa Verde will Clu k at Bent Tree Golf and Rae-collect S•0,000 with the runnc.r-up quet Oub in Florida, the LPOA has pickina up a check for $27,000. fwo weekends without tournaments JoAnnc Carner oollected $22,SOO for pre<icdina the one at Mesa Verde CC. winnjna the Women's Kemper Open Got f CHIP SHOTS -Elvin Hutchison is the newly elected rrcsident of the Men's Senior Ool AISOCiatfon of Costa Mesa wtth Herm Friedland servina as vice president and sec- retary; Jim McMahan as treasurer, Charles Stilaenbauer as membership chamnan; Bob Kienzle a.s tour- nament chairman; and David Trubov1tz as handicap chair- man ... The Mesa Linda Women's Golf Club was orpoized this year at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club with Vannie Sturiis serving as the first president. Other Schedule of events for the Costa Mesa Oolf Coutse Men's Club will find the neJtt event bcin& the St. Patrick's Day Open on Saturday, Mafth I 7. Others events for the yean include: April 28-29-Mem· ber-sucsti May I 9·20-Serendipity; June 2·J-Prcsiden1'1 Cup; July 14-lS-Oub Championship; Aua. 11-12-Las vep.s Scrambre; Sept 22-23-Senior's Championship· Oct. 20-21-Member-member; Nov. 17-18-Turkey Shoot; Dec. lS-16-Toys Fore Fairview. Larry Iaarasbi, tournament in 1979; Nancy Lopez took home a ' •roduccr. is as happy as a lark and check for the same amount in 1980: txpects many of the invited players to and Pat Bradley the third Winner comcherecarlytogctma few practice here, took home ~26,SOO in 1981. The second nine includes two holes on lbe ocean side of Pacific Coast H.llbway with the underpass already in olace. The two ocean view holes will be 12 and 13 and each will provide a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean with a chance to put a ball or two in the water, Skovron promi~s. <Uaywhen {>Uttswercdroppmaand we had a 1u1de who had played the course before, Art Sorce, Jr. He knew where all the trouble spots were and in what dtrection you should hit the ball from the tee. rounds in &ood weather. C.amer, Lopez and Bradley will all The LPGA 1s celebrating 3S years be in the field for the Uniden Skovron has two youoa asstst.ants includma Larry Brothcnon. who used to be at Irvine Coest CC, and Wayne Hudson. of proarcss this season and the purse lnvitatjonaJ barrina the unforeseen. money is far above previous years.. In The field for the Uniden lnv1ta- The nine holes now open must not ~ too tou&h . We played the 2,4S2-yard, 34-par layout in 38 on a The course is located across Pacific Coast Highway from Salt Creek ' 980, only 1hrec tournaments t1onal will be 144. the largest ever !lt Eye surgery puts Leonard's return on indefinite hold From AP di1patcbH WORCESTER, Mass. -Sugar Ray m Leonard underwent .. prcve ntattve sur· g.tr)" on his ri&}lt eye Monday and former welterwelgbt champion's Feb. 25 come- back bout against Kevin Howard was postponed indefinitely. the light's promoter said. Leonard underwent surgery on his left eye in May. I 982, to repair a partially detached retina and retired from boxing the following November. He announc.ed I his comeback last December. r Leonard had his eyes exam- ined Monday by Dr. Edward Ryan of the Massaschusctts Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston. and "his left eye passed." said a source close to Leonard. He said. however, that Ryan found the need for preventative surgery and according to the source told Leonard: "You can do 11 now or wait until after the Leonard figh l. .. "Let's do it oow,"Leonard was quoted as saying. The surgery 1ook five or six minutes, 1he source said, and Ryan told him to rest for at least ten days. Ryan was unavailable to be interviewed Monday night. His answenng service said "He won't make a statement unul after 9 a.m (Tuesday)." Qaote of tbe clay Tenn61 mr lwM IMMI. talking about hie one. Md onty, expert.noe with~ IPCWt of «>ftbtllf: ••1 played eecond beM, Md I ceuaht a b11t In my~ Ind ltood there amfflng at It. l thought tt wu l*e meklng a aave In hockey." Duran ordered to def end title WEST PATERSON. NJ. -Roberto m Duran of Panama has been ordered to defend his World 8oA1ng Association Juni or m1ddlewe1ght title against top-ranked contender Mike McCallum of New York or gJ ve up his champ1onsh1p, Mam Event Productions. Inc. said Monda y. Promoter Dan Duva said, .. We've been advised by the WBA that Duran has until April I 0. I 984 to agree to the mandatory bout agains1 McCaJl"m. ·· Duva also quoted Dr. Elias Cordova, chairman of 1he WBA Champ1onsh1ps Committee, as saying that 1he comm11tee would not sanction any other tttJe bout for Duran. Jabbar player of the week NEW YORK -Center Kareem m Abdul-Jabbar of the Los Anaeles Lakers, who averaged 25.2 points per ie:~ last week and became the NatioDAI tball - Assoc1at1on's all-time leader in field coals, bas been named the NBA Player of the Weck for the period ending Feb. 12. In leading the Laken to a 3-1 record last week, Abdul-Jabbar hit the game-winning bask.et with 37 seconds left in a 106-IOS victory over Indiana, then scored 27 points and pauod Wilt Chamberlain for the all-time field goal lead when be scored the 12,682nd basket of his c.arecr in a 111-109 triumph over Boston. He followed that with 15 points in a ~93 loss to Washington. and finished with 26 points. and a season-high six blocked shots in a lOS.-87 romp over Atlant.a. Jeta, Chargere make trade NEW YORK -The New York Jets Eil have traded defensive linemen Kenny Neil c II• and Abdul Salaam to the San Diego Chargers in return for a second-round · choice in the upcoming National Football league draft. Salaam, with Many Lyons. Mark Gastineau and Joe K.Jccko was one of the four members of .. The New York Sack Exchanae," which helped put the Jets in the NFL playoffs in 1981and1982 but missed most of last season with a shoulder injury. Neil, a fourth-year man from Iowa State, filled in for K.Jecko when he was out with an injury in 1982 and started aJI 16 games last year. · Oregon'• Trapp honored WALNUT CREEK -Univcnity of m Oregon forward Greg Trapp, who led the Dudes to weekend wins over UCLA and 1 USC. was named Pacific-I 0 Conference basketball Player of the Weck Monday. A 6-7 junior from Los Angeles, Trapp scored 27 points, collected 18 rebounds, blocked three shots and recorded two steals and two assists in Oregon's wins. Trapp's bucket sent the UCLA game into overtime and Oregon went on to win. 87-83. In the USC game, which Oregon won 52-47, Trapp equaled his career highs wllh 18 points and 10 rebounds. Out of Hock in the money ARCADIA -Out of Hock took the ~ lead near the start and then withstood a challenge to beat Shccky Blue by a head Monday in the $69,400 Sierra Madre Handicap before a crowd of 38,S88 at Santa Anita. Out of Hock, ridden by Ray Sibille and carrying 11 7 pounds, co vered 61h furtonpon the lurfin 1:144-S and paid $14.60, $7 and SS.60. The victory was worth $42,400. Shecky Blue. with Chris McCarron aboard and carrying 116 pounds, finished I I/• lengths in front of Amencan Leg.ion and paid $6.40 and $4.60. HANSEN. • • From Cl 1mmed1ate goal 1s the 4-A crown. where he sa ys he docs not see a lca,it1mate stumbling block. "I Just don't sec anyone in the way; says Hansen. "At least not until I reach state. That's where a Clovis wrestler. and another from San Diego ... " U.S. athlete. to be tested EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -For m ·cra1·g Trophy the first time since the Pan Amcncan Games last summer at Caracas, Venezuela, U.S. track athletes will undergo drug B • d testing next Sunday, followina the ~.s. Trials for the r1sa rewar World Cross Country Champ1onsh1ps at the Meadowlands Race Track. · The U.S. senior and junior men's teams will be • ff h selected at the Trials. TheChampionshipsalsowillbeat Ill 0 s ore the Meadowlands, on March 2S. \ Any athlete who tests positive will be disqualified from not onJy the competition but from future events. Only those athletes at the Trials who quaJify for the Championships will be tested. The testing as being introduced in accordance in accordance with the policy established last December by The Athletics Congrcss- thc national governing body for track and field-to test all athletes participating in trial events to qualify for international competition. At C.aracas, 16 athletes. including two track men, were fo und to have illegal substances in their systems and were banned from the Pan Am Games. It was the biggest drug crackdown in international competition. Twelve men wLll be named at the Trials to the U.S. senior team. wnh the fastest nine in the Tnals qualifying to start in the Championships. Eigbtjuruors also will qualify, with sax scheduled to start. Since the U.S. women's team for the Cham- pionships was ~lected last fall, prior to the TAC edict, testing of the women prior to the March 25 race is not planned. Ezpreu sign NFL'• Hart LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles m Eltpreq has signed four offensive linemen, •II• including nine-year pro veteran Jeff Hart, 1he United States Football League team announc.ed Monday. • Hart, 30, is a tack.le who started 1he past ti ve seasons for 1he Baltimore Colts oflhe National Football League. He also played for San Francisco and New Orleans of the NFL, and Winnipeg of the Canadian Football League. Han became a free agent on Feb. I. The Express also signed th.rec players from the 1983 collcae crop -tackle Mark Adickes of lklylor. guard Gary Zimmerman of Oregon and center Mike Ruether of Texas. feleYl8lon, raclli LOS ANGELES -Brisa a Cboate-48 co-ski~red by Dick Meine and Dennis Choate, Los Angeles Yacht Club won the Craig Trophy for the International Offshore Ruic Class Saturda)' at LA YC's Opening Day {teptUl. Winner of the Commodore's Aagsbip Trophy for the Performance Handicap Racina Acct was Los Pavos, sailed by Phil Lupton, Huntmaton Harbour Yacht Oub. The V o.nderbih Trophy, also a PKRF award, wu won by Malola with skippers Steve Washburn and Chuck Rickershauser, LA YC. The races were sailed following LA YC's openina day ceremonies and flag raising at the Terminal Island clubhou~. LA YC is one of the oldest yac,bt clubs in Southern C.alifomia, having been established in 1901. Its membership includes )'achtsmen from a number other Southland clubs, including Orange County. New flag officcrs installed were Frank Ditmars, commodore: Leon Cooper. vice commodore; Joe Cuttina, rear commodore; Chns Moore, port captain, and Jim Brenner, fleet captain. Summary of results: IOR -I. Brisa, Meine/Choatc, LA YC; 2. Geronimo, Richard Compton, Seal Beach YC; 3. Reven1e, Wayne WiJlenberg. Pierpoint Bay YC. COMMODORE'S TROPHY CPBRF)-1. Los Pavos. Phil Lupton, Huntington Harbour YC; Sirena, Dale Thompson, Cabrillo Beach YC: 3. Aambuoyant, John Knight, Long Beach. YC. VANDERBil.T TROPHY CPRRFI -I. Malkola, Washbum/Rickenshauscr, LA YC; 2 Quicksilver, Bob Newsom, LA YC; 3. Giant Killer, Ernest Ramirez, C.abriUo Beach YC. HORS 'd ERBY -I. Mickey II, Bob Crosby, LA YC; 2. Slicker. Chuck Cook. LA YC: 3. A vanti, Ray Jarecki, LAYC. Dinghy winners listed Fifty-one boats 1n e1Jht classes swarmed over Newport Harbor Sunday in Lido Isle Yacht Club's Valentine Regatta for dinghy classes. Trophy winners: LID0-14 -I. Bill McCord, Balboa YC; 2. Chad TWlchell, Lid o Isle YC. SNIPE -I. Jam En&lish, Capistrano Bay YC. LASER -I. David lllackman. Newport Harbor YC. SABOT A-I. Nick Greenway, Huntington Harbour YC. SABOT B -I. Jory Twist. LIYC. SABOT C -I. Briggs Porter, NHYC. SR. SABOT -I. Joan Norman, Bahia Corinthian YC: 2. Dave Tio&)er, LIYC. FATIY KNEES-I. KellyHess, littleShipsAcct:2. Gary Felton. Seven Seas YC. GUIDRY A STARTER, NOT A RELIEVER NEW YORK (AP) -Ron Guidry is inclined toward volunteering. Community service in general and the Special Olympics in panicular are as much a part of him as the fastball he throws for the New York Yankees. But he's not so inclined to volun- teer to leave the starting rot.ation and got to the bullpen, the way he did a few years back. Guidry was in New York Monday. five days before the opening of the team·s advance training camp, to recei ve the Robeno Clemente Award from C'om m1ss1oner Bowie Kuhn. given annually to the maJor league baseball player who best exemplifies the pme both on and off the field. ·orr it, the 33-year·old Guidry is involved in the Special Olympics for handicapped youn~tera. Not coin- cidentally, his kid brother, Travis. who turned 16 on Monday. is re- tarded. Travis continue to proaress and be able to lead a reasonably normal Life," he said. "He's the one who has made the truly significant achievements.·· Not insignificant amona Guidry's on-field accomplishments was his volunteering in 1979 to make himself a relief P.itcher \o shore up the Yankees' relief corps. He saved two games in his three relief appearances. A year later he relieved eight times, one ending in a save. But 1984, with Goose Gossage hav1~ taken the frtt-agent route to San Diego and George Frazier trided to Cleveland, is a different matter. RUSTLER J'LORU GWC • • • From Cl strengthens the double play comb10a- t1on considerably. THlRD BASE -Returner David Applczollcr batted .336 on the ICQOn in '83 and .37S in conference play. In addition, the Rustlers have Brad Scchawer, a transfer student from Cochise. Arizona, who can play hen:. Scchawer was drafted by MinndOta this se~son. A student with a 3. 7 gpa, Hansen says hts future down the road may rest with Nonbern Arizona University. but that's down the road. Right now. it's JUSt one at a time. '!'.::::=.::::::..:=:::.=.:..:==.:.=::.:=:..;;::::~~~~~==:::::===~:.....;....:~-'-~.:_-, "I'd trade every s1gn1ficant ach1cvemen1 I've ever h.11d to see "I did 1t already -twice -and I ne ver even got a thank you. Nothing." Guidry said. "So I don't know about leaninJ' toward 1oing back. I don't know if I'm at the point in my career where aoin.a into the bullpen would be better for me than stayinaa.u 1t1rtm1pitchcr. lfl wasn 't doina a aood 1ob as as tarter, I'd 10." SHORTSTOP -Elster, a sec- ood·round draft pick by the New York Met , hit. 338 a year 119! hit thrct homers and bad 28 RBJ . A Manna Hi&h araduate, be alao bad ei&ht doubln and scored 30 runs. Joe Tunstall, the orlglnal owner of Huntington Valley Schwinn, located at the same shopp- 1 n g centet at Warner and ~-~r'~. _...._ Magnolia streets In • Fountain Valley, le back operating the Schwinn Bicycle Shop. Joe opened at thla center In 1984. PART8 a ACCl880NE8 'OR ALL MAHDI OF INCYCLU HUNTINGTON VALLEY SCHWINN 8966 WARNER AVE. {Alpftl 8IU Shopping Center) 545-o377 841-1221 ' Dusty Baker: It still hurts L ----,,--Former Dodger outfie der wants to have beSt year LOS ANGELES (AP) -Dusty Baker says thinJ,S have improved dally for him s.ance the day last week when b.e found out he was no IOf\JtT employed by the Los Anaeles Oodacrs. "To c.ell you the truth, I was hurt.Ina 10Jidc," said S.ker, the National l.eque club's 1tartin1 left fielder 1inoe 1oinina tho cl ub in 1976 ... I'd been worklna so hard all winter. "Yeah, it bun inside when they told me and 1t sttJI huns inside. But it's better today than it wu yesterday." added Baker, 34. "What I'll m1ss most Wlll be the fcllow1h1p on lhc team and the closen with the fans. "I still believe this tt iom1 to be the best year of my h(e. l behcvc I'm 1 aood man. God bu alwa)I taken eve of me. l'll ttll you. I f«I like l'vc been ~tcd thh )Ur." The C>Odccrs were forocd 10 S-Y the remamana Sl.6 mi~i.ft: · Ycaf cootnet when thC)• waavcd him, which has led lO many que&tion&. "I'm in t~ same p0ti1ion thar Steve Ga~ ~·11 •n, Ron Cey. Dtvcy l.Opca, RCl&lC Smitt\, ' Baker said. "We were aJJ about the same aae aod they aot rid of all of us. Ron Cey, they iot two minor reaauen for him. Davey Lopes, they Sot one. They didn't act anyth.ina for the other two auys. .. " Since Baker was waived, reports have talked about a pouible drua involvement on Baker's pat1. Bak.er and the [)odacrs deny this. "That (d.ru& rumors) i1 one of the most ndaculous th1naa I've ever heard of 1n my life," said Baker. "Number one, I &ake ~cellcnt care of my body. It's wbai t talk to kids about. It'd be very hyoocritical of me to do somethlna I try to tell the kids not to do. "Rumors arc always damqina. There's no way lo act lo the bottom of'em. h's almost 1mpou1blc to end 'em. All you cao do ii ride out the storm." Said Ood&cn own.er Peltt O'MaUey, "We have no evidence ohny ofT-field actions that would have inOueoocd the ckciiion (to rclcuc Biker)." Baker should clear waivers in a few days and th.ell •ill bcoomc a ftte.aatru. and abk to deal with any mljor leaaue club. ''1bcrc'n positive s.ide to every 11luation;· td Bl "ln myfllioJ, rru avn.na mi -~~nd tbe n1 htrc. I think the ptayen and fans are IOf1nl miu me, too. On the po11dvc tide, ·J set I Ch01ce or where I 10.'' • I lioover: .. He ia without a doubt our key." OUTFIELD -Returner Ron Morello is back in riaht after battlna .324 a year •ao. 0.ry Buck.Jes, who will probably be a pitcher next seaaoo, will play center. Bucklet, a fteshman from Huntinaton Beach Hi&h. was the Sunset leque player of the year. Lcf\ field will be 1pht with topbomore Brian Patrick and Scebawer teeina act.ion. Patrick bit .294 last ICUOn and bad a couple of homcn and l 2 RBI. Hoover ''Oary (Buckles) was an out1tandina pitcher in hilh echool, but he'll MC action In ocnter. He has a &teat arm, and he bas speed to cut off the alleys in riabt center and left. CATCHER -frnhman Shane Aorcsout of Manna will do a.M bulk of the catch I An All.Cl F perfonner 1 ~car •· e hoJdi lbc Y ' school ~rd for hha 1n 1 teaJOn. Hoovtr: .. He hand1a our ataff Wdl. He doean!t l'fa\IH r\f\c atm b6' there but he hu 1 quick releut. He'll 1upply tome needed Powtr in our (lcanup spot." XIV W.,_, OMM6a letw~Y....-¥'9) TOO•v·s ltHU&.T1 """'' elent u.lem N•Mt. co...ntrv. rime of Mell rUll •llCI combitwcl time I Mu Jt.Hn, SwU1., OIW mlrwl1, 10.S.. ..cono•. 1 20 M, 2 41 11 'l JUI'• Fr•nt.o, Yuoor.iavi., Ill IS. , ,.,,, 24141 3 AllClt ht WtnHI, l.IKPI , 1 20.'4, 1:21.11, 2;41.7~ • llren1 Orubtr. A111trle , 111.Ql, 121 OS, 2.AHI ~ 8 0ll• Strei, YUOOtlevle. 111.n. I 2l 13, 'l •2 3' • HuCMlfl Str011 Au.Irle I 71 47, 11124, U2 71 7 Alt• 0104'el, ttetv. 1-12 ~. 1 20.u . 2A300 I. lthl Melltt, Ylllim., Weill,, l:not1 h21. 1'1 2:Al.U. 9 l olen Krlzel. Ywo.ievle. 1.n 1a. 11 1)0, 2., ... 10 Joel 0HP01. SWiil , I 71 ... I 21.42: 24360 11 T!>omu 8uttoter. Swllr , 1-?l 75, 1n0t.2 431A 12 Rot>trto Erleclle<, 1111v. I 22.34, I 7173, N4.0f 13 Eoon Hit!, w Germenv. 1-n •S. 12166, 244 11 14 OIOter 8ouvet, Fre"Ce1 132 16, 111 09, 2«n u Ol••ld ToerKll, 11e1v, 1 n t•, 1n03. 2 44 t7 t• Yvn Tevw ni.r, France , 12332, t·n .os. 2 •u1 17. St.Yt Mehr•, Yalllme, Wiii\., l:nMJ l;2U01 2:44.0l. " Nltr.IH Htanlng, Sweden, I 2H 1. 12251,244 11 19 000 ~rll. NO<•ev. 12190, 1234t, , 4439 10 J04'Gt Perer Vlllenutv•, Spel,,, 1.23 6', I 2' 33, 2 47 97 21 Peter Pooengelov, 8uiQerla, 1:24.83, 12'61, 2 ... « ?7 Gunner Nturlener, Swt<Mn, 1:13.9'. I 2• 44. 2A 4S n Gun111e< ~·•er. 1.1ecte . 1 24.71, l.2•01, 2417' 2• J•MH Rno, C111eoe, 1 2•.ll, 1·2• 17; , •9 11 2S. Naomi,,. 1wev1, Jaoen, 1:2S.02; 1:2H7, N9 6' 26 Tcnhlhlro Ktlwe, Jeoen. 1.24.'2, 12S.OS, 2 49 97 27 OUmu KOO.me, Jeoen, 1101 125.40, 2 S021 2' Velenlln Gllllc1>ev. 8uklarle. 1:26.12, 1'16 S2, 2 S2 6' 29 Stllnve Chlbe, Jaoen, l 2S 67, l.77.SI. 2.S3. ll 30 Mltko Khec:11i.... Butter le, 1:77.SO; 1.26 .... 2 SO• 31 Merlln &ell, Britain. I 2142, 1:21.oe, 2:5' so 31 David Mercer, Brlteln, 117 '1, 12113, 1.SU4. 33 Alen S.nc1>e1, 8oUvle, I 2'.AS, I 77.14, ?-5729 34 Sl•v9" l.M, AuWetle, 1:21J 6, 1:11.68, 2.S7.'4 lS P~r• Couciuet.t, 8.iGl1,1m, 1 21.71; 1'29.11, 2.Sl.S9 36 Simon Wlrul-. N•w ZMllll'IO, 1.l0.13, 1"2197. 2.S9.IO. 37 AndrH FtoUMoe. Chile, 1.29.14, 1"19.37, 2·59 n 31. Nlctiotu Wll$Oll, 8rlleln, 1:29.U ; 1:30.23; 2'59.'9. 39. Fr~rb Burton, lrllaln, 1~.32. 1.30.23. l;OO SS 40 Arnllhor Arna'°", lceitllCI, 1.lO.OS, I )111. 3-01 2• '1 boll 8aleu, Aomenla, 1:31 00. Il l '1, );02 41 42. DI•'" 1.1nnaw11. Chila, 1.31 7S, 'll.11, l .03.5' '3. Gudmu11i1ur Jone""Hon, tuteno. 130 90, l.lJ SI, 3'04.Al. 44 Mlllutl Pure.ell, Chile, I 32 19, l.ll.21, J-05.40 '5 Mlhel &era, Romania, 131 CM, 1:34 •S. 3 0649 '6 Jore• 81rkne<, Aro-nllne , LJ:).11, 1.34.11, 3 °' 00 47 Fernenoo EnavOldMn, ArH<lllna. 1:33.U , I 34 CS, 3•0U7. "8 Hut>ertu• Fuent•nti.re. Mexico, I J4 0 . I lS 27; 3'10 09. •9 Lerero1 ArhoOoooulo•, Greece. 1.lS.36, UHS, l 11 0 I 50 loaMI• Trl•d•flll<ll•. GrMCe, 1.31 io 14074,3119• t4. Tieat' Shew, Stowe, VI ...... llnt rvn. lO·kllomeMt' 1>6athlon 1 Elrlk Kvelfon, Norway, JO mlnutH , S3 I second• 2 P•rer A119&rer. W G1rmenv. 3102 • 3 MettPllH JecoO. E Gwmenv, ll 10 S 4 Ki.ti Soabeto., Norw1v, 3 I 19 1 S Alllulmante1 Shalne, SOvl•I UnlOn. 3110.1 6. Yvon Moue.i. France, 31 l2.f 7 F'rent .. P•ter Roellch. E Germenv. 31.•91 8 Tolvo Meklkvro, FlnlellCI, 31.S2.• 9 Frlu FIM:Pler, W ~meny, )2'04 7 10 Jan Metouteh. CzKh , 32 10 S I 1 Yuri Kechkarov, SOvltt Union, 31·\S , 12 Vlt•nlav Jur•tc,,., C1Kl'I .. 32:76.S. 13. Vl•dlmlr V•lltt Plkov, 8ulo1r1a, 31"17 6 14 TaC>lo Plloe>onen, Finland, 32:28.7 IS Welter Pichler, W Germany, 32:30.1 1• Servel 8outlouln. SOvl•t Union. '2:3f I 17 Frank UUrlch, E G•rmenv, 32:40.2. 1a t.rlt KrokStad. Norw1v, ll:00.9. 19. Gotttleb Tetehtar, llalv, 33~.t 20. w•11m Carow,~. V1., U:OS.I. 21 Sv•n FePllan. Sw~n. l3 12.9 22 Alfr.cl Eoar, Aus Irle, 33 17 9 23 Zdenek Hek, Czocll , l3 19 3 2• l.-11 Andarnon, Sw.o.n. l3:1U 2S Ronni• Adoffnon, Swt<Mn, JIJ.27 0 26 Jame• wooo , 8 rlieln, )3·40 2 77 Frenclt Mouoal. Franc•, ».SO.• 71 Eric Ctaudon, Franca, 34-0S.1 ,. ?9 Andreas Zl"9efle, 1t11v. 3''07.S lO Shoklll Klno\llila. Jeo•n. 34·12.2 31 ~111'1 Mll•v. 8 vtoerle, 34 17 • '2 l•et Me~, Swill., 3'.22 I a3 holl Kovec:t, Hunverv. 34'23 t 34 Risto Punkka, F lnlend, 341' S lS Jotlenn Pessl•r. lletv, 3'.JI 4 36. RuOotf Horn, Au1trle , 34 46.0 37 Gabor M•v•r, Hunearv, 34 46 3 38 Soen Zleltv, Bvleerle. 34 Sl.7 39 Well•r Ho•rl, Austria, 3S112 6 40. Jell\ue T'llem9Mft, AIMOf'd, Well\., lS:I0.1. 41 GPllO'or>e 8•rder, Romenla, 3S.20 2 41. Denelcl N ... UI\. a.ulder, c-.. U :U.l. 43 Yoshtnobu Muresa, J•o•n, JS:JS.9. •• GtHme Fer11u10f'I, 8rlleln, 3S:37.3. •S Yonolun Sono. Cl'llne, 3S·49 •. Mftn'I 1,oab·IMNr loeed 1111""9 1 GHten 8ovcM<, Caned•, OM m inute, 1S IO 'econos 2 S.retu Khlebnlkov. Sovlel Union, 116.63. J IC1I Arne Enotl•l•d. Norwev. l:IU~. t. Nldr Titemttl. ~'Ww•l11•e, Mlllft.. l:IU.S. S AllOrt 110Hmenn. E ~menv. 1 11 ll 6 Victor Cl\aC:herln, So¥1t l Union, I 17 42 1 Hllbarr Van O.r Oulm. Ntl"-'l•nd•. I 17 46 (lit ) Andreu Oltltf, E Oef'mt,,v, 1.17 46 t Alo.Ira Kurolwe, Jape,,, 1'17 49 10 Htl,, Vtl'Otat, ~htf'ltll4t, M7 ,7 11. •n. Hwlll-. Ollm••""-&. 1111.64. 12. Jouko Vnrertund. '111111\Ct, I.It 12. 1). Pavtf Paoov, Soviet Union, 1:11.$7 14 ,,ode ,_oennlflt, Norwev. 1;11.6'. IS. Uw• Str~. W. Oefmtnv, 1;11,•J. I .. Deft JlflMft. W•t Alb, Wll., ltlL11 11 H•M van HllOtn. '""'"· 1 11.n . II Jecouas TNbault, C1nada, I 11.7' 19 Jt ,, Vktma, ~Wlendt, 11 ... l 20 Klmlhlro HtmaYI , Jeoen, 1 II,.., 71 Hell\ Metnutton, Sweden, 1 lU &. 72. Mld\HI H16tef\lt'lf, Auttrlt , M t, u HIM ~hul*', w ~ma,,v. I.I. lS ,. UrDD ltlkkUHUI'•. l'lnllno. I ,, 1). U nns·Uw• /IMv, I! Germany, 1.lt 1' 26 411Ct<N\ L.9mekt , W CHrf'fllftv, I lf Jt f7 MIC"-' •lc.IVftOnd. Au:ttreU•, I It$). n. YOUl!fM L. ... s ICorM , I " u. n J•n·AAathomn C.,._,., Swtdell, 1:102. )0 Y-·Soo ,_,, S. l(oree, 1. IU'- '1 Yothllllro Klt11•••· J'""' I 1U5. 32 Gl«o141 P ... nltl. lltlv, 1:20" lJ, Clv1t ti.,, £ml""", Auttrla , 1'20 ti. ,. 0.UOtJ Cl J9ntl, ,_WIWlll , 1'21.14 I! Rlbtn Im, H Kor•, 1Jl 16 u SOntlll Kim, H Ker ... \;J2 IM ,,, ... ,.,,.,llflf Chin, CnlM, 1.n 10 JI. Gwanfllv\#1 Kim, N Ilene, 132.M. lt • .lfttwv Oal, C.nln'a, I J4JO • lftlta,, W•llf, ChlM, UH\. 0 NtflM h~. YueotleVll, 1 KQ. tt Crrdl ,, • ..,, Vlftlll I~. lJUt ~ M1r v......-~. tc. fl«llev ... ,.._ SOvi.f Unioll ,.....,, Well o.t'menv Ual\I Y UllOlllvle ~ 0-A W L T • 0 0 ) 0 I 2 I 1 I ) 0 I ) 0 0. 0 0...1 ,...,. • n I ll j 1e 2 11 2 , 0 • 4 0 0 • 14 4 0 0 I M , , 0 4 24 I 7 I ) IJ 0 > I I 10 0 . 0 0 7 MeMll¥'• sc-UMN ftlltn 7, Auatne ) Sweo.n \0, Polelld I C.rlaCl9 I, Notw•v I VtJOOtlavle S. lleJv I USS. 6. West Germe,,v 1 Ctec:noMovekle 7, Fl,, .. llCI , ........ ¥'. 08fftn UllltM """ v• ~ lnlllnO Notwtv et Autlrle YUCIOMavle v. Pole/Id us~ ~. Swldtn WMI G«menv v• ll•IY Ctactlo410v•lo.lt v1 Canada USA 7, Auatr\e a k«'O .,., '""*" OA • • 13 n " ,. ' 1 ,. .. 17 J2 UNITED STATES , 0 ~1 AUSTltlA I I 1-3 ''"' ,..,...., · >. United StelH, l.aFontelnt (Otcrv111. 17 04 (PO), 2 United Stern. o A J9"Mn (Olcrvkl. 13 12 (PC>), l Austria, Frln (KOl1\IO), 11;)2 (PC>) P.,...tti.s-f>~. A1.11 6 U , Cllen, Au•, Oout>le mlno<. 10 15, l rOOk•, USA, 13 52, Guev. USA, 1603 l..tOll<, Au•. 1' 03. Kumoal, USA, II 01 S.Cencl ,..,,._ •. Au1trl1, Ubter (Slvoc), 3 S4 P•nel· tln -Koenlo, Au•. S·21; Hit.Ch, USA, S.21, M Fusco, USA. 11.:M, Ratti, Au1, 11 :M TI!Wd Paried • S United Starn, uFontelne IOkrYk), 3 42, 6 Untied S1a1n, O A J9"Mf'I IOtc&vkl, ) 53, 7 Auttrle. Cumlnohem (Cllen), S 2'. I United Star... l.eFontefna, ,.,, (POI, 9 Unlled StelH, HlrKh (Seml>M)tl), 11.12, 10 U,,11.cl St•IH , s Fu.co (BIU9•1•d), 11;37 Ptnel!IH-S.moson, USA, 4:26, Herrlnoton. USA, 4:26, 8 rootit, USf<, •·39; Cunnlnohem. Al.Ii, 1:2S; Herrlno10f1, USA, 13 SJ, 0 H JerlMtl, USA, 14·41 Shot• on Goe~nlte<t srates 13· 14· Ir 42. Autlrle S·l7·S-27 Ootl~nlle<t Stein, MHon Au.,,le, ,_uam.n. MONDAY'S •HULn Men'& 1S·lr~ uon countrv r•ce I Gunde Sven, Sweden, 41mlnutH .15 6 l&GOllOS. 2. Aki Ktrvonen. Flnlend, 41~ 9 3. Harri Klrv••nlaml, Finland, '1·4S 6 4. June Mtato, Flntend, 42:0U S VleOlmlr Nllo.llln. Sovlel Unl()n, 42:l l.6 6. Nlkotel Zlmletov, Soviet Union, •2~ S 1 Uwe Wmen, E Germenv, 42.3SI I. Torhelll0f1 Hot••. Norway, 47;37 • t Meurlllo O.rolt, ltetv, 42:40.0 10 Alexender 8etuk, Sovi.r Union, 42'42.2 11. Andr .. 1 GruonenlalO•r. Swil1 .. 47;4S.7. 12. Gl1Cllem Ouloon. Swllr., •2:4S.9 ll. l(erl Herkoonen, FllUllO, 41·4'3 14. Glorolo VenHlle, lletv, 42.J4.9 IS. Sv~·Erlk Oenletton, Swaderl, •7.SS 9 I'-Alexender Z..vla tov, SOvter Union, 42S9.0. 17 Put Mfkk•liDl•H. Norway, 42~.7. 11. Den s.in-11, • .,.._, Ore., 4i:Ol.4. 19. e.nnv Kontwe. Swaoen, 43:21.5 10. Gair HOllt, Norw av, 43:23.3 21 Pllrr• ..._,v.v, Ceneda, 43:36 • n Tor1111y Mooren. Swaderl, 43 3' 4, 23. Uwt Wut11SCll, £. Germenv, 43 49 9 2•. GlutlO Ceoflanlo, llaly, 43·50 I 2S. AIOb StedlObar, Austrle, 43:S l.6. 26 Frank• SChtoe<ler, E. Gtrmenv, 4 S2 I 27. H Keel!, •ueeM. Oro •.• O :SU. 2' Konrad Hellenl>•r•er. Swill ., ""'°° J ?t MUC>Kh 8etchvar, Ctoel't., "4-00 I JO Stefen 001118', W Gefmenv « 026 31 Oomlnklue l.oul•MI. Franc•, ""07 S 32 Merllus FMhndrlcll, Swill , 44-ol 0 33 Franr SChOaOOI, W Germenv. 44 11 1 34. Glenfranco Polvera, ltelv, "":JS.7. 3S. tvo Carman, Vu11<11levla, 0:04 O )6, Jo1at l.UltCle4', PolallCI. •S·OU. 37 E UICI SCM•IO.r, W Germany, •SOI 7 )I Atanas Slmllchlev, 8vi111rla, 4S 11 0. 19. ~ Celctwll, ~. VI., 45:21.2. 40 Ouun OIUf'lclc, Yueotlevle, 45·2• 6 Otvmplc ac:MduM waDNUDAY 10 om ITutlOavl -Women's flour• 'xellno (comoutsory) MIOnlelll -Wom1r'l'1 cross country (4 X S relevl 12:3:0 • m -Women't 3,000·meter •Peed skerfno I a m. -OOYble tuea 3 e m -Women's oownhl" k• Heclln 4 Lm -Norway II A11strle 4:30 a.m -Unlled Sletn v• Flnlenc! 7:30 e.m -Yuooslevla 111. POlellCI • e.m. -USSR V\. sw.o.n 11 e.m -W•t! G•rmeny 111. lletv 11:30 e.m. -CzachO\tove kl• vs Cen•O• THUtllSDAY MIOnlOPll -Men'• cron eountrv 14 X 10 rate YI 12.30 a.m -Men's l,SOO·metw •DMd 111e11nv J • m. -Men'1 OOwnhlH S e.m. -Women's flour• llleltne (Sh04't orooram) 10'.30 11.m. --Men'• 1'9ure skellne (fr" Skl linQ) 'lllOAY Mlelnklht --81elhl0n (4 X 7 S r•llV) I • m. -women·• •l•IOm 4:30 e.m -Slnele •nd Oouble bobslt<I Ice Hec1rrt 7:JO e.m. -S.vitnlh Pleet Geme I e.m. -Medel Aoulld G1me 11 a.m .:.. Fifth Piece Game 11.30 p,m -Mld•I ltouno Game SATVlllDAY Mldnl11hr -Womtn't 20t( crou countrv Mldnlohr -Men'• 10.000·meter sDMd .-.ellne 3.30 1 m. -90·merer U I lumo •·30 e m -Trlote end ouadrupte bobsled 10 • m -W~n'• figure 111111nv lfrff tklllnQ) SUNDAY 11 om cSerurO.vJ -Men's SOK crou covntrv I a.m -lu hOckay Medel ltoullCI Game 2:30 •.m. -Men'• sletom 4;30 • m -tee hOck•y Mldal RO\lnO 01me t • m -Floure tllellnv exhibition 11 • m -Ctoslne ceremo111 .. c-... AJ' TOft. bcn """ Pwt l N Ce1o11,,. I SJ) 21-1 2 o-.. row,, t6I 21-2 I Oal"eul Ill 11·1 4 HouttOll (I) 21-S s Nev . le• v .... n ·I • 1<11111ue11v 11·> 7.llllnol• "J ·~Pfllt$1 1M fOKlehOma 10-) IOT .. u ·El,.ato 7M """~ 17·4 12 T\lbl 30-2 IJW"'•'°'"' 17·• l4.At'Un111 ,,..4 1 s-w1t111no1on 11 4 16 $~fM:uM l~S 11 '""""' 19•$ ui.1 l.oulsleNI St IS-S 1' Duke 1'·5 10T.mOla II 2 PCAA ~ Neveoe Les \1911" UC Irvine Utah Stett Frnno Stet• New Mexico srere Cel Ster• Fullarron LOll9 lffch Stet• $8,, JOM S•••• UC $anre 8ert>ere Pecltk W L I) 0 10 ) • s , s , ' 6 7 s 7 . ' , 10 0 12 Mel*V'•~ 1210 1 m• l Iott 2 ,,. $ H: 4 '37 ' ... • 16' • ... 10 '" 7 57' 11 m 12 4h " -,,, t7 , .. It "' 161 20 110 106 Ovefll WL 22 I 14 • " . " 7 II 10 IS t • IJ • I• • 14 2 n l.onv 8eech Stett ... UC S.1111 8ar1>ar1 u ntwMMV'1 Gemn UC lrvlne et Fr•WIO Sttl• Lono &tech Ster• 11 Uteh St••• N•w AM.tc.o Stele er Se n JOH Stele Ntveoe Les V~H et Unlver•ltv of Pee Ille Mftn'a tCM.lrMm.nt (•!Lt~) r1Nt lltllfld ,..._ 8 00 Lull (U.S l Ott ~rc.o Oltoll (Yuoostevl•I. 2·6, •». 6·4, Rote0e TenMr tu s I oe4 Thi.try Tut•.,,. IFrencel, •·l, 6·2, Hank Pfl1t•r IU.S.I a.I. J.tt Borowia k IU SJ, 7·6. 3·6, 6·2, &rue• Menson tu s ) CS.I Jimmy 8rown (U S), 6•2, 6·3; c ... 1o Moll• (8rerlll Otf Zoltan K!NrUkY ISwllrerlellCll. 6· l, 6·4, Jonn L.tovd (lrtteln) c:lt'f Oennv S.llt (U S ), 7·6, 6·2. Aotlerl Ven'T Hof (U S I Otf MerlO Merllne1 (8ollvle), 6·3, 6·3, Scott Davi• (U.S ) Otf L•rrv St .. e nkl (US ), 6·3, 6·3; Aaron Krlck1teln (U.S.) def DlcA Stodllon (U.S.), $·7, r•llrlO Eric Fromm (U.S ) Clef. Ricardo Acuna tCllllel, 7·6, 6·3, Gr~ He>tnw1 IU.S I def Hen\·0 1.ier 8evttt IWttl Germenvl, •·4, 7·6, SPllOmo Gllcksltl,, (lsrHI) Clef R•ma•" Krltllnan (Pllll•tan), •·•. S-7, 6·2, &rad Giibert (US.) Clef Marty Davi& (US.), 7·S, 6· 4, OevlO P1t• (U.S.) def. Olello Perer ISoelnl, 6·3, 6·4, c .. udlo Panetta Ul•M def. Tony Glemmelve, (U.S ). 3·6, •·3, •·•: Illa NHl•M (Romania) Otf Sin• MelSltf' tu s >. 2·6, •·J, 7·6, Mark o~ cu.s.1 def J04'H Loieno (Us). •·6, 6·l , 7·6, Brien Ttechtr tU S I dl'f Glennl OctePPO Welvl. 1·6. 6· I, Eddi. EOwerO• (South Alrlc•I def Mlk• 1. .. c11 (U.S.). 7·6. 6·3 ColeM UC lf'Vlfta I, Wtstment llnllH Barham (UCIJ oe4. MllMWS, 6·4, 6· I, Downs (UCll def CulllMH'I, 6·2, 7·S. AOC1o.· owil1 IUCll Clef McClain, 6·7, 6· I, 7·6, Ramos (UCI) Clef Marfin. 6·3. 6·1, Mvers (UCI) Clef "'""· 6·2. 6·1, Ovarle nO (UCll oat Peteoolf, 6· I, 6·3 .. ~ Meth•w•·Cultl•on (W ) 011 Oown1·Mven, 6·4, 6·7, l.1noMY·Overlend IUCI) oe4 McCleln·Merlin, 7·S, •·6, 6·0, Mlller·You1111 IUCI) Clef Klnv·Pereooff. 6·2 • I Women COL~IGI UC lrvtftl I, Cel ,.. ,._ O SlntM• Trenwllh IUCll clef Hotycrou. •·O. 6·7. 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MONDAY'S •ISULTS (~ of fl ·llav ttltfautNlrld ,,_..,,.) FIRST RACE 6 lurtono1 Knell®n (Plncay) I 20 u o 2 IO Llnetty IMCCarronl I 40 • ..0 w c Shtckv 1v11enzuet1l J 00 Al\o rec.14: MM•leur Excitement. Cendv In Court. Hert Hit, ReclnO, Clllm· ooonolle, Jvl!llM H11t Wlck•d Hltt•r Frisky Purcllasa. Time I 10 2/S, SECOND aACI. 6'1> turtonvs Kvllec• (PlnatYI 1180 640 400 Mell• Me An Offer ISlllnerl s 40 J .a Whet Mellie (Gerd 1 ) l 60 AllO reCIO Fellbl'ootl, T •* T.ii, l.eH A WlnMr. Ouchels Rovat Time HI 1/S S2 DAil. Y OOUILI 12·4) oeld '57 60 THl•D lllACI. I Ill• mll•t 8t On Time (CHtanadel 2'.60 12 00 6 IO Cordon IPlncevl S 40 • ~ Cl'lenton De G4"11 (McC1rronJ 6 40 Al\O reclO Chlvev. Hlllllbrow, Pirate, Pino Arul. Vellev MIH•. snaoen, Pierre l.• Mont, Gott1v'1 Commenoer, True Promlsa Time I H f'OU•TH RACE. I 1116 mite\ Sr>e's Gor S1v11 (Vln1l•I 16 ..0 • 00 ? 40 Pronto Miu <McCerron) 7 60 1 ~ S1u lln S~zert I Merel 2 60 Allo recl4 NuO.bolr SUa.rllne Silk•" Merk T1mt l 4S \S IXACTA C3·2l oeld "1 00 rrFTH RAC•. Ont m ite Conerton (0.lehOulHY•I 100 l 20 l 40 VllJ()l'OUI VllJOl'I IShoameto.tr) 2 60 2 40 SometPllnQ 8•vono (Pterc•l ~ 10 Alto r•clO 81rd Diver , Noamo ~ocurw 8ee>atll Pffiorrner. TenYotl'IO $Ilk Ou 11, Word•wor111 Time 136 41S u •XACTA 12·4) oalO u•oo SIXTH •ACI . Ona mile 5.tioroun Wllllt (Toro> HO 2IO 240 Mien Car (OttePIOUn•v•l S IO 3 40 St1e1<11t1 <0t1var11l ) 70 AIM> raceo Mukat, Mv Poctltt. Got1111 F 0( ... Strott, Coov·· J•Oe Time l 31. , SIVINTH ltACI, 6 lurtono' Medem Porbl1 <Gercl•) J 70 2 20 2 10 Tanoenr (PlllC9Y) 210 u o Aollelt<I l.IOV (~ktrl 2 20 Alto rec.a Ere Of TrkJmllll. Scwlno To VICtOlv Time 1-ot ltS lS l.JlACTA IHI oelO \7)00 llGHTH llACI. 6 "l lurtono1 on rur1 Out Of Hoc:til (Sibftle) 14'0 1 00 s '° $1>tet.y l lua !McClttOtll 6 40 4 60 Amerlo n l."lon (Drexler! UO AIM> raced Mr ""'""' MMltter Cioonewlll,, h!Mle Luetrt, Stltllftdtw, K_..eh. l.1 ,_lceln, A~ • ._, Run Time 114 4 S " lf!t(:I( sue (12-l-2 ... 1 Sl M IO l 14,77120 wilh 10 wlMlnt llO•I• (al• l'IOl'MI) 51 Pleil,,. Con.olatlon Nkf MIHO with 2$1 wlnnh10 llc:llals (llv• hofMtl NINTM aACa. I 1116 '""" Val 0. "°' rDtlUUY•I lUO , 20 , 10 Orlftd .. ICOllY (Ptnc.y) i 40 1 10 ~ Actlorr (Glf'Cltl l 10 Alt.Cl rtcael ~ Ce~. $te Tne Kint. Jl~'t .t.c., Gavo. l.lutlhlne lov TIMa• Hl 4/S U t•ACTA (I 21 Hid 1'-'00 Altf"dentt JI.• H•w9M ~lift MOMDAY'I ltUULTI ............ ...,.,..,.~, '1'HT •ACa. Olll '"* lltC* ktcklen Movt l .. lltf) UO UCI J to OUl1"9flt 11wt1er C l.°"'9 I UO uo ~Mllrt. IMf.C.,..,.I t • AIM rtcM 4'11111 ~~. JueMle. 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JCIM• SS IO El MoOane .. 74 0111e Hiiis 61 71 Oreno-60 o Meter 0.1 5' 6A l.• Quint• S4 I\ Hin. e .. ch " IS Westmln•ter 33 S4 EOI'°" 44 59 <>c.en View Sl SC Merl11e 47 90 Hin 8eech 67 SI Wntml,,,,., 3' S2 E<lltot1 47 SS Oeaen View 6" " Merine 5' Cl' F 17:--$9fvlle HUHTINOT~ M:H IS· 17, 2·11 66 Caoo Ve!Mv 69 S3 Merine 50 ff St Anll'I0'1V S2 '2 Lii Quinta U 61 Fountel,, V •llev 73 63 wvil• 17 S4 St Anlhonv 71 SI Rutoro (Hew ) 5' SS talent (Hew) 5' 67 L V ltenctlO SO 49 Meter 0.1 6' S4 Mllllkan S7 " Founteln ven•v 11 S3 Edison 59 SC OCUn View 71 S2 Merine S3 t3 w .. tmlmtar '6 61 Fount•I,, VaMv 90 )7 EOltot1 S3 SS oc .. ,, View 69 " Merine SI 61 WHtmln&ter S2 MAltlM4 , ..... , .. , 41 COi' oet Mir 47 to Hin llffCh S3 Jt L.etl••OOO " S3 $unfty Hillt 60 46 kn•• Yner S4 Si Senta 88,..,.,, 51 l6 01na HIM• (OI) )1 ., CIPO Ve ttev 65 >2 s.r ... 11. ... 61 ChlHev 2' 40 l.llatwOOO 4' l l Mlulon Vleto SS '6 Edlton 12 Oil S3 S2 OCU,, View 11 l3 Wntmlnlter J7 s.> Hin. IMCh S2 47 Fount1ln v 1n.v S4 • Edkon U J I OC..n vi.. SI '5 WntmlMler SI SI HI,, S..c.h '4 5' FOU'\telrl Vettev .. OCIAN VllW ( IS·7, 7·Jl 6t Mi.lion Vielo S7 17 Loyola 62 •s s.r ... ,,. " Sl Ftn V11tev (oil St 5' U Potv •7 W FoothlN (811!) 60 6' CenYOfl IS) '1 71 S.nLull ObtWIO '6 fl WHl'-M 71 '3 Lt-.....000 ., 63 ltadolldo ... .. l"fiewood 71 SS Wtttmlntter 0 n Marina 52 12 Hin e.ach SC SI Fou,,raln V•llev " '3 E Gl\Ofl s.. '6 WHtmln1ter 41 SI MerlN )l ff Hin lkac:tl S6 6S Founteln Vellev SS 54 Edison .. Ctr Fl7-11 Simi Ve.._.., WHTMllMSTa• (5·"· 2·•> 60 Dena Hiib 72 60 U Mir.CS. 6J • PICJflce '7 S4 8olllll 61 40 S«vil• SI 7t Mevtalf n •s llMI·~ '° S4 LI Wilton •2 69 Ctrrlrot 7't '6 El Oor.oo •2 S2 Geroan Grove S4 " Sentl•oo 12 43 Ocet ,, View SS 33 Founte ln Vallev IS l7 Merine l3 '3 EOlton '4 '6 Hl'1 8Mdl 13 42 OtMn View '6 J9 Ftn v .... ., SI SI Merine 0 32 £dlto11 SJ s2 Hrn a .. c,, " SIC~D •ACE. One mile oeu Wlnlerllfne Srer t8kr I 6 IO • 20 3 IO Oeos Ou &lie CMrc:Mdl 6 40 6IO l.etecla (TonOrHul 7 60 Also rac:eo. Lucllv Chi, Meene RoM. Sravonlc Ouchels, Settv'' 8ubtlla, $otcv Chrl\, Countrv COflfort Time 204 SJ IXACTA (6·21 oeoo WS 10 TH"'D ltACI. One mlle DICI LOChelme N (Kueoler) lS 00 11.00 UO Ctenlc Gem (Ander.on I 1.20 S 10 KePltue Prlnun (Aubin> 2.60 Alto raced Smoolh GlnHr, 81abt"H· Acaoemv Award N. Burners 8Yr<I. G1tN Ensign N. Dawns Oetiehl, Felr Siert Time 2-00 l 15 SJ IXAC1'A 11·21 11e10 '31160 FOUttTH •ACE. One mile trot 111uoe (Fl1eo) 1 co 310 J 00 Jevs M•morlft <0..-rl 320 UO "'"" Storm CPlerce> 3 . ..0 At10 receo· FeOlen, tkeno•. Oleos Duke. T•IC• A.WCI.CS, Air Pocket, Ticket Room, !>nannas Siar Time 2 03 3t S Flf'TH lllACE. One mite oet• Prlmtv•Str•ll (Lckv) 4f.O ??IO 900 HIV Guy I ( 0•1omar' 10 20 s 20 8oet1 I Aercntordl 3 20 Al•o raceo R~1n·1 L•O, L1111a 8r•ll Ruiter. SI°'•' Et Tor..,10 Jibe Ho, Hol N 8olher.O Time 1 00 ll IJtACTA (2-91 oeld \ ll~ SO SIJtTH •ACE. One mite oe<t Mo 8urnt>ro 18 Hronl 16 20 I 00 • 40 Tontul• <RoH nl 10 00 10 40 Jamel Gr1111n tAnoartot1) S '° Also rece<t Geme llo«>b•t E •ecuror lkH Merine Doctor Don N Pnoenl• Jee~ Hu\lllno Oelt Hindu A~ Time 7 00 ll EJtACTA 17 31 oelo '11' 10 SIVIHTH ltACE 0... m1i. oece Cru111111 N 18eto.ar> S 20 3 40 2 60 Tecome N (8alllereeonl 10 00 • .0 Weve Rtdef ( TremDlavl 1 ..0 Alto r•c.O In Honor OI Tommv 8eker Ian lt10d Fii And RH<IY l.Otd A!Oe Tl,.,. I ~ 2 S ll EXACTA lt·61 o .. o '1U 90 llGHTH •ACl One mtlt r>eCe Monaro\ Dancer <Aubin) • 60 2 60 2 ..0 Cleulc C11t A ICr09111nl • 20 l 00 8n Leet N IAelCl'ltordl 3 70 Al10 raced Slk• Dream, Bremblf Scrembla 1t1noron Ona<lln $o F'ar N BHnr hOb Henover Time I St I ~ '3 IXACT A II II oa•d •7'1 IO NINTI4 ltACa. OM mile trot EeMI IG•ulldvl SOO Trot Oii (Ack•rmenl NOOMI Arnetta (Andtr~I Al\O rend C,_nul MooM AndY I Mel-, fl'9tey Twna 1 St U IXACTA 11 "oelO U l60 2IO HO 160 310 l OO OH • ~Ir U .-.CK SOC () 1 7 t l 11 l>el<I atl.10 20 wllll .S wlnntne llekels Ill~ llOrM•I U Pick Sb ConlOlltlon H IO S2SI 40 ... 1111 in wtMlnv tlcttth (five horM\) TIMTH •ACI. Ona mile eaca C•c»•ln ~ (L.oneol 4 to 3 .0 1 '° °""' ,,,.,.... , .. ..,.,_,, 6 00 3 60 Kerr Hano¥« (~) 10 .0 A1" rK41CS (NY D V, 0-Hano'tef k-1 Gtenv .... ~rn J\1t11191 I.Old Oaviel A JOllMV M6ic N, l lvnatfl H1novar Timt 'l~ U l>lACTA 17-ll N ici •Sl 10 Al~nct 4,t7' L.AGUMA alACH Ot-11. t·ll n s.n11eeo 51 E '19'1Cole 54 Warr~ 11 Et Toro S7 Fooft\111 .. Sen Clem (2,ol) 75 Whltnrt O lhvtt (Hew> S7 Cfltle (~•) .,~ S. L.aO Hiiia IOI) ~ 0-H .. 62 ~vi.to 7l ,_,, CltrnM .. 57 c.., v ... v SO WoodbrldM '4 UINne M .. •s o-Hth s. Mlubl~ IS s.it °"""" .. 71 C#O v...., ff Woodbrldea \ L.AGUMA HM..U ( 12· I>. ,.,, Sl El OOrtOO " fll'Klflca 41 Wdbrldtla (Of) 46 SIVtnne 7' TUJlln .. lot AmlOCK 51 Cotte Meu 4J sun,,v Hl•t S7 El Toro Jl Meter Ott 62 Cotti ~ 10 SI Pw loll 6" lAkewOOO 57 Lall, kh (Oil 47 Minion vi.1o n Sen Oclment• '6 CNIO Vlltev SI Dent M ... SS Wooe1t1tio.. St l..alJuna 8MCfl 52 Ml•~ vi..o •1 Sell~·· SI Clc>o VelleY 70 Dena Hlltt S7 WoodbrlO" ....... LAewa CINCINNATI •EDS-SleNd lton 0n1er MCOllCI O.teman. to a lour·'ltl< c:ontrecr. with an ootlon for • flffp, ...-. Tom FO!av, I~. IO • _v .. r c:on· trecr Aeraad to c:ontred lermt with TIO Power. Dlleller, end Dellt$ Wllltrnt. out· lltlder MONTREAL l!X~ M1k.t Stamouae, Rov Johmofl llld c-Roof. outflt40an. Areenl• Sete.rer, iNrtltoo, Darren Ollk1, Gr" a.rear •ftll R•ndv It Clelr•, Dltcnors; Bred Mlh , lnfllloer, llld Rer0< Shlnet, <.etcher PITTSBURGH PIRA TE$-Slened ~ 81ate01. pOCf>lor. lo • --v•r contrect FOOTaALL ........ , ............ NEW V°"K JETrTredad KeMY ,,..., •no Alldul S.lalm, deftMlv• ""'"'*'• to 11 .. Sen Diego Chereer• for • MCOllCl·rouncl cNlla In ,,.. 1"4 tlrefl. ~ s .... , ..... LtMue ARIZONA WANGl..E-rTr.oed Marti Her_., ~•Iv• bad\, to IN Plll~tfl Meuler\ tw two UlldtldoMd futur. oratt l>lck•. Cla~ftll Cro.OY. deifenllva tadlle, to the Hou$ton Gemolen tor an utldf.clOMO tutu,. drefl Dlek encl c0fttlclet1tlon&. Cut S.ndY ~lectll, ouer~; ,_ober't Colt, oet.ii•lvt 1ackle; 8r•tt Devis, runnlllf Mck; Niel< E00t, ~1¥1 and, Jim ~. cent6', JC>M ~. °"-"'Ive te«:ala.. Acoulred A"'• Lilts lrom the OIUltftoma Outlaw& for !>ell COMlderatlont CHICAGO 8 LIT'Z-Tra6ad Gia"" McCormick center. to IM Sen "'"'Oflio Gun&llnoer' fO( • 1,.S, .+of\tll rOUNf orefl ChOlc1 Cut 8ob Fl•"-, 1191'11 ttnd, 0.Yld 00<n, flanker, Ruben Halrt10f1, wide r .. cel•er. Mike Mefte. ovnt.,, FlovO ltfflln, entl SI•"• Tuo .. Quarter~ OENVElt GOl.O-TreOed GleM F0t<1, rutmll!ll lleel<. to 11\e Clllca9o 81111 tor • _, COf'lslOeretlon Cut ltev c-eno O.vld Windt\el'n ll~or\, JOllnllle OlrOlll llld Wedi Menning, wto. receiver\ J.,r.,. Prlcle end Jel'T\4" W1"1erm, 1I0111 '"°'· Marll Grabowski, oat.nslva end, Nerl\tnltl t<oonce. ouerterO.ck, Jonn Mlltv MtltlY, end 8ob s.two, 9U8'0 JACKSOHVll.l.E 8Ul.U-Cut l\ICtl ·~ an M IU Krut.111< Quer~~·. Clllrti. Hunl and Oe•IO Au90U llno«Nlckel'\, Jl mal Herr.1, dl'lan•lv1 bKI<, Jim Tl tlor, wtoe receiver Gr" Sr..... offel\1lv• llnemen, Chris HOObs, run'111!11 b«tl. - It on A ICI . k k:ker LOS ANGELES E XPAESr Sloned _,.,. "'" •no ~,.., AOICtl.n . IKllln, o.,.., l lmmermen. -ro end MM>• •uathaf. ceni. Traded Krl\ H811'1h, ...... r~. to ttw C11 to 1 1111 t0t ttw "'90fleh,,. tlOflt\ 10 ~ Grev. "'""'"" "Ck Cur t lltv Weddv, wlOe rocetlver, KWwln a.ti, r\ilVllftt oed., Alckv Cotfmen, •toe r-1Yer, Merit. Garoner aftll ~ 8onnitt oftent.lva -rds. Tim l.IM llOf\t encl •-FreMV. 11..0.C'.,, w .... ,... FMleful Of• ten.iva tecti.te ano 8r~I<• TllOmcHon Oefon1tve ano MICHIGAN PANTHE•S-Cut $alft AOllln• and Cllft ~ -•.,M<*s. Wiison f;aumutne, now tuerd, K.,n te.•PI~•. oflen"VI tackle, Jim 1.1111 eno Mtr1l ltooeMauw. ~''"· Miii• Tllafnet, JOM \.Oii eftCI L..arrv MCCrlrllmlft, *" 19n,1..,. bectl•, eno --,......, lt'CI Mike Wlllarm, •'-r~or• NIW JIRSIV GlNl!ltAU-TrNM l 000 Tllomet, Clfl9ml... I.Ct.la .. "'9 Arh-w,.,,.., tw OOfl ~. ~« 'frao.ct Joe C""lerl, ....,,.,\It ~. 10 .... ,.,, AnrOl\IO Ountlffloer\ Pw .,. UlldltCIOMO ore11 ct>ole• In 1"5. Cut Olleitl Arlrl, .-.c. k!Qar, Eueena 1 Yf41, -* real-., Ken MCCWl'll. ~ -. Martv MIJtlll#IY ~ leekr> • • i:a... AMy •ldcllCt. ~ ............ noM t~ ... KVtt W!llfttnO'*m, ~. ft1! UtklkONI, °"""'1vo ~ 0.. ........ _._,,,,. MC1', ano Min tlewMI!, wi. ~.,., OAKLAND INVADElts-<.114 ._..,. Malltt1 ... ~. l.MTY ~. WMmlvo eftd ICeWI C• _,,.... ""'*-· '"""""" '**' -~ tiM Orla •1tM1. ~ ... '-** •o ,..,.,., .,... real-' K.wry ltoc.'kllft, tllN ..... ..... trM'f, MflttY, -A•, C1t111••..U .... ,,.,, HOllwl'(. ~. OKL.A..c>MA OUTl..Awt-A~~ .. ~~ ~-* ...... ~ fl*• ""-" .. ~ OMI· ~IN C__... ........ ~ I I C• Of'eng9 Cout DAILY PILOT/Tu.day, Februaty 14, 1 84 B ULLETIN BOARD ------ CMbrlty goll tou,,,.,,,.,,t TM Ohv(' C mt C c:lebni~ Ool( Tournament, which 11 co-tpontorcd by t~ Ncwpon BcKb 20/20 Club and K WIZ radio. will Le held Monday, March 26 11 1~1nt Coast Couolt} Club Proc«d' from lhC' tuumamcnt wall benefit a bu1ldinf fund campa1&n for Ohve C'mt Treat- ment ( enccr& 'Which ofter re11dcnllal care for children who art c:mot1un1lly d11plac~d. b:lt· tered or abu5ed TM tournament will be a tcrsmblt tvcnt fntry fee '' SI SO. which includes 101(, dmncr, .auction and awards proanm Pho nr ~4 7-030 I for murc: mlonnauon Chllenge tenal• tournament J1mmt ( onnur\ will meet John Ml Enroc 1n:. h<'\l u( three \Cl lhalleni" 1e11111\ match at the I 111um tn lnA)r wooJ on \.icurJ.t) Apnl 21 111 ''''Pm "<11 CHiie monr)' will he: al \lJkc bul ( onnur\ .ind \.fcl nrot' hJve ht'cn PJtd .ippcaranlr fen 111 l 110~11.krahk propon 111n\ In lhl'lr hi\I mct•ung. Ml lnroc drfc111cd < onnor\. 7-5. 11 I ti·4 tn 1hc finals 'of an 1n1ern1.111unal 111urnamcn1 1n l ondon last No- vtmbcr In hc.id·lo·hcad wurnamcnt cum pell· tton < unnor\ lead~ Md·nroc 12· I I I Kkch arc on 'Wllr and t an be purchased al the I orum bo>. offit<' or al l 1cke1mas1cr o utlet\ I 1d.r1~..irc pmrc.J JI ~ l:? ~o tor luun\tde, S22 50 for luwcr u1lonn.11k .ind \ 111 tor upper n1 lonnade fur mcm· inl111 ntJll•m ph1111c I 21 \J 6 73-1300 for 4JJ11uin.il Ill kl·t 111lo1111Jtmn phone (211) 4110-l~l~ l"UJIJU, boat •bow The l 914 LonJ 8c:M:h We.tern F"h1na Tackle & F1tht0J Boal c;haw Will be htld Ma~h 7·11 at tht Lona Bckh Arena Ludrna nuanufactutt11 o( fi1h1na su1 and fith1na buah wlll have display• at the show Frahm& t'taft on dtSplay include canon. rowboan. dana}l1«, 1nt\atabk1, Po"-C:r boll' and cabin cruitcn Hourly drawinp for tackle 11ve away• arc k heduled H arc major drawtnp for fi$h1 na tnP\, boat• and 1n11len Polo eJCbfbJdon An uhrb11mn same ol arena polo, ve:itunna \ofl\c ofahc sou1hh1nd's bt11 polo player\, will be held Sunrusy at the Winlll>n Polo (lub near Anaheim SU1d1um Polo ha' not been played 1n Oraniie ( oum y ~1nl'<' I '16 l whtn 1hc Valencia Polo < 'lub 1n prden Cirovt: do'ICd Adn11s~1011 rs free and lhe public 1i rnv11ed ""ion begun at noon The Winstun Polo< lub fal·1ht1eurdoc~ted at 2300 F W1n\ton, Anaheim Pho ne 5 l' H l 1 for m ore rnlormatron l LA Bodybuilding ch•mplon•hlp• To p men anJ women amateur bodybuilders will compete 1n the Los Angeles Bodybuilding (. hamp1onsh1p\ l\aaurday, fcb 25 at the r mbassy Audllonum in downtown Los Anl(:les More than 50 men and women will display tht'lf phy~•Quc~ while tompellng in four dtf· lerent wc1Jtit cla<>sc:s T 1ckc1 mforma11on 1s available by phoning Pret Muscle Management at (213) 396-65b8 or by wnung 10 T1ckcl'>. Pro Muscle Manag.cmcnt, 230 Pacific St . 202. Santa Monica,< A • 90405. Oraue Coe•t buebell .clledwe fin . F'cb 17 -11 Soulhwettcrn, 2 p.m • Sat, fcb I~ -V\ LA HJirbot, 11 Southwcttc:m, 10:10 arn .\unday,Fcb 19 -vs Lon18Hch (. ( at Sou1hwe1tcm I 0 30 a m , l hur. , Feb 23 -at LA Valle)', Sat . Feb. 2S -at San Olqo. noon. T uct. .. I cb 28 -Santa Barbara. Sat . March l -Compton. noon• Tuc:a . March 6 -C)p~u·. Thurs • March II 11 FulJcnon•. \a1 . March 10 -Santa Ana. noon• Tues., March I) -at ( c:mtot•, Thurs • March IS -Mc. San Antonio•, Su . March 17 -at Golden Wc\t, nU<m•. Tues., March 20 -at Compton•, Thur\., March 22 -C'onipion•· Sat., Marth 24 -al < ypress, noon•, Tuc:a '. March 27 -C'yprt"u•. Thun . March 29 - fullcnon• Sat , March 31 -at Fullerton, noon• Tues . Apnl l -al Santa An11• l hun . Apnl ~ -Santa Ana•. ~I . ~pnl 7 -C CfMIO\, ncxm•. TUC!>., Apnl I() ill { cmtos•. r hurs 'Apnl 12 -at Mt San Antonio• Sat . March 14 -Mt San Antonio noon•. Wed April 18-Saa . Apnl 21 -a1.U>ng Bcach Tournament, Tue:\. Apnl 14 -C1olJcn Wc\t•, ihun . Apnl 26 -at C1oldcn Wc~1·. ~at, April 28 -at Compton, noon• l ucs.. May I -at C y prtss•, Thur'S .. May 3 - 1-ullenon•. Sat . May~ -at C)anta Ana. noon•, Tue\, May 11 -Cemcu~•. l hurs . May 10 -at Mc San Antonio•; Sat . May 12 -Golden West, noon• Notr • drno tc\ ~uth Coast < onfcrencc aame All pmc~ at 2 )0 p m unlc!>S otherwise no ccd Klng•' bome .cbedule Sat • Feb I I -NY Rangers, rhurs , fcb 16 -Washin&to n. ~t , Feb 18 -Montreal. Wed .. F-cb. 22 -Bos1on l\un • Feb 26 -CaJpry. Tues Ma rch S -W1nn1pc:a, Sun., March 11 -C h1cago, Wed , March 14 -P111sburgh, l ue\ March 20 -Ouebe<.. ~I • March 24 - l>c1ro11. Tues March 27 -W1nn1pcg, Sat . March 31 -E:.dmonton. All game~ at 7 30 pm All pmes played at the f orum in lngkwood l 1l'kc1 pncc\ S 11! 50, $9 50 and $7.00. Foer 11ckcl 1nformatmn, phone 121J)674-6000. Cage scores c-.. WIST l.Ollt l11cl\ St "· UC $1n11 lerbara 6i " ltOCKtU OrlQOll SI S), Arltont .. Wvomlne Jt. Air FO'CI .. IA.ST F' 11rtield ~. Vall st 'ordfllm '6, Lone ltl.lllCI tJ ti Hlr1tlfd 17, l.Aflioll to MarYlano '1. 01.,1on !of Navy U , Camotlel •t Nleeer• 77, Maine .. SI Jofln't ... lotlon Coll 6~ w v1,.1ri11 "· CaHforllla, Pa 74 SOUTH Alalleme 72, fen,,._ ... 6' Auburn 7'J, V1noerl>flr •1 OeofOla ... Mlu lUlllC>f SI 4S Jldltonvllll Sol, FIOfldl Sr 41 Klflhickv 67, FIOrldl 0 ~I• ll 72, S Cero41na " N Loulallna IO, NW Loul•l•na SlmlorO 71. S& Lou••••ne 6l Vlfglllla T«h 7'. Loul•vllfl 14 IWOWUT P\8.IC NOTICE "CTtTIOUI IUlfNlll NAMI 9TATIMl.NT TM IOltowillO '*'°"' er• dOIOQ bulinaea .. BURVl:R SPECIAL TY MCA T8 . 2870 Walnut, Sune K, lu111n. CA Ben S Aamoe. 103e9 Banyan St • Alt• Lome. CA 91701 Hec1or s Remoe. 10389 Banylll\ 81 . Alli I.om•. CA 9110 I J9Vllt S Remos. 103&9 Banyan SI . Ahl Lome, CA 91701 r============ri Thlt txdlnell 11 con<lueted by • bvllneu 1ru11 IMlllO•• SI ... w r .... SI n ~1 Lovl1 '6, Butflf 0 Nil.IC NOTICE ~rmouaau .... 11 NAMI 9TA'RMINT The fOllowl"O pereon1 111 dOlng bulinaMM FRIENDS ANO COMPANY. 3423 Yla Lido, Newport &Mell. CA 928e3 Small Pirie, Inc , 343 1 W MIY· wood, Senta AN. CA 92704 Thie butlnell la cO!idueted by 1 COfl)Ofl1IOl'I Llcy 8 Sldl.1. Vice Pr~I Thie atalement waa filed With the County Clerk ol Orange County on Dec 30, 1983 ,2'4Nt Publllhld OrMge C<>ul Dally Piiot Jen 24. 31. Feb 7. 14. 1984 &32·54 Ml.JC NOTIC£ '1CTITIOUI IW8Mll ...-1TATIMINT The lollowlnQ pereon .. dOlnQ bv.ir-u METAL PRODUCTS, 305 Corel RMI 14, Huntington e.ech, CA 92648 Je<ry Culleton. 305 Corel A .. f 14. Huntlnglon Beach. CA. 92848 Thie bv1lneaa 11 cond~ted by en lndlvldulll. Jerry Cutllton Thia 1111emen1 wu filed With Ille County Cl«k of Otanoe County on Dec 30, 1983 n:Mlll Publll.hld Orano-Cout Deity Piiot Jen 24, 3t. Fib 7. 14. 1984 53344 a.n S Aamot Ja\llef S Rlm09 Hector S Aamoe Thlt 111t11Mnt wll llled wllh Ille Coonly Clerk ol Ora(IOI County on Dec 28, 1883 f2S40eO Publllhld Orange Cout Dally Pllo1 Jan 24. 31, Feb 1 1f 1984 PlatC NOTICE NOTtcl 0# MfAULTAND IUCTK>NTO ULL UNOIR MIDMT'RUIT 529-84 i-----------------...------. -lifoiifti;if.iilllll.,_____------- -~ --- rtalC NOT1C£ ITATlmHTO# UANDONMINT MUM M '1CTmOUI au ..... NAMI The follOwlng '*'°"' llave aben· ... Ofl'TANT NOTICI: IF YOVf' ,,_OPIRTY II IN '~CLOIUf'I NCAUM YOU AM llHtNO IN YOUR ,AYMINTI, IT MAY N MX.D WTTH0UT ANY CO\MT AC• TION, end you may have the 19ga1 right to brlnQ yoor ac;coonl In good 1tan<11no by paying all of yoor p.,t due paymenta p+u1 permllled cottl and 1.11pen-within lhrM monll\t from 1111 dell thl• not~ of default wa1 r.c<lfded Thia amount la 12.084 oo. u ot Jenuaty 17, 193.4, end wtll lncreaM until yoor aoGOUnt t>e<;omea current You may not II.Iv• 10 pay Ille enllre unpaid port10r1 of your account even though lull pay- ment wae demand.ct, but you mu11 pay the 1moun1 s1a1ed abOve Al1., lllrM ITIOfltll• from the date ol r• cord•tlon ol 11111 document (whleh date ol r.c;ordltlOl'I 8P99A'• her• on). unleH Ille ol>Ugallon t>elnQ toredolurld upc>n permlta • 1onQer perlOCI. you have only 1111 tegat right 10 1109 lhe lorecloaura by peytng tile en11t1 amount demanded by your creditor To find out the amount )'OU muat pay, or to arrange tor payment to atop lhe lorKlowre, or If your property ta In lorecloeure lor any other , ... on, con11c1· PROPERTIES WEST. INC . 11 Poet Office Box 2058. Newport 8"eh, CA 92883. Telephone (714) 87~910 If you ha..,. any qUff- tlOl'lt, you 1hou1d contac1 a 11wyw or Ille government aoency whlctl may have lntured your toen R.- member YOU MAY LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU DO NOT TAKE PROMPT ACTION "'~· On top of the world 49ersjustnipUCSB Gardner's 18-footer at buzzer enough to subdue Gauchos From AP di1patc be1 LONG BEACH -Joedy ( rardner hit an 18-foot Jump sh ot al the b u11cr to lifl Long Beac h State to a 66-65 v1c 1ory over l J{ · Santa Barbara M o nday n1~ht 1n a Paulic < oa\t Athletic Auoc1at1on ba-.kctball game Center Ivan Verberc.kt ~01<.>d 27 point\ 10 pace Long Beach S tate. 5-7 in the I'{ A.A and 8-13 overall Gardner c;cored I() po 1n1<1 to r the 49e rs Conner H enry had IX po int\ 10 'ip<Ark l JC SB. 3-10 and &-14 Sco11 r 1\her added 16 points for the Ciautho\. l o ng Beach led '8·2M at hallt1mc tx:fore UCSB rallied. The Ciauc:ho<> took their first lead in the secon d half with I I 0 kft on a ha<s kct by Henry l ong Beach tountcrcd with 48 second~ le ft on a basket by ( 1ardner. but H enry\ 15-footcr put lJC58 back on top 65-64 with 15 ..cwnc.h tu go The 49er~ called 11mcou1 IC> ..ct up a play that rc\ultcd in Ciardner\ w1nn1ng ba\kt•t Keotucky 87, Florida &S LEXINGTON, Ky -l·rt•,hman Jame~ Blac kmon hit 1wo fo'it-hrtak layup'> within 25 second'> IO go 10 break osxn a one-po int lead and lift No 6 K entucky 10 a ~outhca~tern C onfcH'nl'l' 1numph ovl'f Flo nda I lo wever. a flying. lasHiatch shot by trc'>hman guard Andrew Moten bounced oO 1hc nm and the Wildca ts pounced o n the rebound to preserve a hard-fought grudge v1ltorv over the Gators, who prevailed 69-5'! rn Gam esv11Je last m onth. Center M elvin Turpin, w ho also sank two s tra1gh1 baskets in the final five minutes to !lnap a 58-58 ue. led Kentucky with 15 point\, while forward Sam Bowie foule d out with 12 Blackmon. a 6-3 guard from M an on . Ind . ~orcd o nly six points, but they came with Kcntuck )' clawing to hold onto a lead that had been c. ut to 62-61 when Bowie was l 3lled for goallcnding at 2 25. The victory, Kentuc ky''\ l 0 th against three lo\i.c\ 1n the league, tightened t he Wiidcat\' hold on fir\! place Kentucky 1s 19-3 overall. wh1k Honda fc.'11 10 12-9 and 7 -4 in the Sl:C W1ll1aQ'ls. a 6-!! scnw1 from New York. led all '\corer\ with 22 points. while Moten and Darryl (1rc'>ham. the Gator's potent freshman guard'>. added 14 each O regoo State ~3. Arlion1 48 (OR VA LLI'>. Ore -Forward ("harhe Sitton hit 10 to r 10 from the field and totaled 23 point\ w lead the O regon ~ate Beaven pa'>t a c;1uhhorn Anzona team in a Pac-I 0 conte<tt The win boo'itcd the Beavers' ~ason record 10 16-5 overall and 9-2 in confere nce play. Thal put Oregon State JU!lt a gam e hch1nd 1hc league-leading Wa'lhington 1fu,k1c<; who fact: ( orvailts here Thursday night. doold the UM of the FlctftlOU• Bull· rieae Name. AT YOUR SERVICE. 1047 Prnldto Orlve, COit• Maal. CA 92525 ~ Anne B Helltted, 8599 BoetbllC Circle, Fountain VllMrJ, CA 92708 owner Mergttet M Hlrl, 1047 Prell<llO CKIYe. Cotti M... CA 92828 . The Flc11tloul 8ualneea Name r• !erred 10 lbova WU fllld lo Ofenga County on Dec«nt>er 23. 1983 Tiiie bvl"-1 wu condUC1ed by 1 Q9M'll plrln«lhlp An,,. B 11111111<1 Thi• 1t11emen1 w11 tiled wtlh the County Clerk of Orenge County on Jen 18. 1984 n11 no F233674 Publlahed Orange Cout O.lly Piiot Feb 14, 21, 24, Mitch 8, 1984 48C)..8.4 The urlOerllgnld u owner hOld er. end pr-I 8-flCllry under 11111 <*"llln Deed ol Trull e11ecuted by MICHAEL A CONOVER end PA· TRICIA S CONOVER. 11 Tru1tor 10 BEACH EQUITIES. INC . 1 Call· lornl1 corporatton, u Trutlee, and PROPERTIES WEST. INC . I Cefl, lornle corporation, u a.neflclery, dated January 19, 1983, and r• corded February 7, 1983. In Ille of· lice of the County Recorder ot the County ot O<anoe. 51111 of c111- 1om1a ol OHICllll Record•. R.- cord., s 1n11rumen1 No 83--080045, PlalC NOTICE H id Deed ol Trutt aecurlng c:.111n -----'-...._-'-~------obllgallon1 Including one Note for KOllll the pr1nc1p11 wm ol $25 000 00, Notte.~ a.a.~ HEREBY GIVES NOTICE of a R..i ftT.-rtJ et bfHCh and detaun tn Illa obll· ~ate•• g111on1 IOf Wflleh n td Deed ol Trual No At 19113 11 NCUrlty, the nature ol n•d br .. ch In lhe Superior Coun ot the Stale and defautl being Failure 10 P•y ol Celllornla. tor the County ol Of· that ln1tallmel'll of 1n11<nl which •nge became due Octol>9< 5. 1983. In lhe In the M•ller ol the E1t111 ol Delle 11Jm ol S375 00 (I ... $200 00 wttlcll Hawley, Der.....O hu bMrl paid). and lellura to P•Y all No11ce I• htll'et>y glll9tl that the eul>Mquent 1n1t•llmen11 thefeol. unoer= wtll NII 11 Private Mle, and lh•I, by reuon1 lhereol the to tile t end beet blddef, tub-und«llgned Beneficiary ha<aby ~ Jec110 eonnrrNllon ol Mid 8ul*'IOr Clar9(•1111 eum1 aecured I hereby to Court. on or •ft• the 17111 day ol be trnmecttetety due and hereby Faoruery 1984, ., the office of lleel(I ) 10 NII or CIUM lhe lru1t 1-iOUTS & BEAU. Allorneyt 11 Lew. properly to be told to nlltly IUCh 120 Eut La Habfa Blvd . Sul1• 107, ot>llgatlona In lhe ev«ol the OMO o1 City ol La Habfe, County ol Orange, Tf\llt reletred to here4n can be r• 81111 01 Clllllornle, all fight, title Ind lnttated, a condnlon ol euch re- lnter"I ol Hld deoMtld at the tltM 1n11atament ahell ba p1ymeo1 ol 111 ol dHth •nd 111 the right, title end dellnquenciet then 111l1llng on IC· Inter"' 11111 the 111111 of H id d• count 01 Pf'IOr 111111, Ilene and In· c.etld hu acquired by Ol*'•t lon cumbranc.1 1Uecttng lhe 1ru11 of law or other'WIM other than Of In prop«ly. lddltlOl'l lo 11111 of Mid d--...0, at Dated January 17, 1984 the time ol d .. th, In end to a.II lhe PROPERTIES WEST INC C«taln rM l prop«1y lltulled In Ille A Calllornla Corporation Clty ol Plecenlla. County of O<anoe. Publ•ll'lld O<eoga Cou1 D111y P11o1 81111 of Calllo<nl&. pertlculerty ct. Jan 24 31. Feb 7 t4 1984 eetlti.d It lollQWI, IO-wll 530 84 Debbie Armetrong of Seattle ral.ea the American f1a.a ln Jubilation after winning the gold med.al ln &lant elalom Monday lo Sarajevo. Fllack mon'<1 la, up.-, at 2 ()lJ and I 44. ga ve K entulk ) a 66-61 lead U1<:k) Heal added a free throw. hut the Gator\ go t hac k into 11 on a field goal and a pair of frl't' 1hrow\ hy forward l<onn1e Wrlham~ A ( (1rccn added 17 point' for the Beaver>. inc:luding four tree 1hrnw'i 1n the final minute. 3'1 the Wildcat'> twice c losed to wrth1n three J)01nt<; on basket\ b y Eddie ~m1th. Lot 4 Tract t935. In the City of PllC*'ltll, pet' map r9COfci.d In bO<MI 74, peoe 45 of MteoaffaMOU• Mept, Otf\et.i ~oro1 of Oreoga PWUC HOTICE flCTITK>UI 8UlfNIH NAMI OTATIMINT Prep basketball pairings HIGH SCHOOL CIF 4-A Ptnoff\ WllO CAllO COAME IWtd , 1 lO D.l'l'I 1 • •~• " I 101 ol M#lt y \lot 16 t i FlllH ltOUNO IFrldev. 1 lO o.m I II N '"" tO 11 '' M.tf+t Ot1 1 '4 I) at \aMa ANIC ..... 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T ermt of tale cu l\ lri lawful moMy of ttle United Stat• on con llrmatlon of Nie Ten I*' cent ol The 1o11ow1ro Z>Mton• tre dOlno bvflnell at CALIFORNIA CHICKEN 2360 I El Toro Road fl Toro, CA 92&30 JDJ Ent&rp!'IMI l Id 2360 I El Toro Roea Cl Toro CA 92830 Tn11 bulllnet1 11 con<lucled by 1 COf POflllori BELL LILLIAN K BELL. a rest dent o f Cost.a Mesa. ~ 11way February 13.1984. She 1! 1urv1vt'd by her son. Mark , "' HA .. 10"' LAWN-MT. OUVI Monull"( • C.mtttry • Cf'emetory 1625 Olater Avt . Costa M ... 6'0·55M "l"'CI POTHIRI 11&.L BROADWAY MORTUARY t 10 Bro adway Cotta Meu M2·9 1SO IAL n llAOUON HllTH I TUTHILL WHTCLlfF CHAPIL •'l1 E t11t1 St Cotll Mett 646-937 t MoCOAflittC• MOtlTUAltY 1 tta &..IQuN C.,,,on Ad Leoun• IMcl'I, Ca. ttH 1 ......... ,, c ... ' •mount bid 10 ba dapoaited with of Escon dido, California. bid daughter, V1rg1ma Mae o f 81<11 or onere to be In writing end De9ert Hot Sprinp, Call· 111111 ba rec.tvld et the 110t .. ld of. G I . nc. et eny 1im. 1tter the nre1 pybH· fom1a, SLBt.er, Anna a vm eatlon hereof end before data ol o f Fre m on t, Califo rnia, .... three grandchildren and Dated till• 3rd day of Feb , 1tl4 four great grandchildren Admlnlttr•IOt · IN e.11t1 of aald S t'rvicea will be held o.c.dent. W edn esday, F e bruary ""°'=1:)tot0eotg11H JoMIOf\ I 5, l 984 a l l l AM at the Pu~'(;~~ Co.ut Delly Piiot Mountain View Cemetery F.e> 1. a. 14. 1994 Tower Chapel. Final Inter-811-64 ment will be ut the Moun· ----------- tatn View ~mottty ln Oak· "8JC NOTIC( l.tnd, Ca.Ufomia. Servlca flennout ., ..... und r thr dl~on of Balu M_.. ITATIWNT &racron Smith and Tuthill The tollowlnQ l*'llOl'I i. doing W esicllff Cha pol Mortuary. ~AX8j' ,URCHASINO (81 MAXI 646-9371 Of. NEWPORT. 425 30th 81, N9w p«t IMach. CA 92863 T Joss.EM Ma.111M 11aa1 z.ldman, 26081 E L E A N 0 R M A Y s.ren111 Or , Mltllon VlllO, CA T JOSSEM. bom Novembtt 92816 11 , l 917 In Wood.land, Call· ~~llMlt I• conducted by an fom.ia, pAued away Ftbru· Maxin. H Ze6dmen Oarlyl'I J Kl'l09p. Sec:/TreH Tiiie 1111ement '<Wit filed wllh tne Counry Clerk of Or~ County on Dec l "' 1983 F~ ~llllhld Orangtt CoHI Dally Pu-,1 Jari 24, 31. Feb 7 14, t984 534-84 PlllllC NOTICE flCTITIOUI 8UllNlll NAMI ITAT9MINT The lollOwlnQ pereon I• doing eiutlnlu u OBA SERVICES. 1824 P~ 81unou111, Newport O.ecll. ~ t 28e0 Cindee. Ann Wheeler. 1124 Pon Btrmoui~. Newport ~. CA 92MO fhl• bu9IMla •• conducted by Ill lndlvldu11 Cen<leca Ann Wtlellar Tlll1 lt•temant wH flied with the County C11r11 of Oreng.e County on Dec 30. tt83 ,!Mm Publllhed Orange COHI 0.ll'y PilOI Jen 24, a 1, F11> 7, 1• 1814 &.3~ ary 12,19&4 ln I.A.aunt Hilla, TNI •t1~1 ... m.d with IM California She w11 1 County C4ertl Of Otenoa COunty on Ufe-lona resident of Call· 0.e 30· 1913 ,.,..., fomia. She IJ 1u~\)ecl by Put>111MO 0tenoa co..1 Ot1ty P\aJC NOTIC£ her huaband, • W illard PltOI Jen ,4, 31 Feb 7 14, 1914 ptCTITIOUI ., ... ,. T~, daughwr, Dorothy Ut-14 MAim ITATIMINT ftttynoldl;IOn·ln·laW,~rry The lollowlng l)eflOnt ltl doing rta1C NOTIC( butlntN u Reynolda; IOn, Thomu L ,1 ___ ......_-.-..--___ ..___ NIWPOAT 81!.ACH fHEATAI T.)Dleem; lilcer Mra C•ro ~m'o'" ........ GUILD. es O•IOtd, ~ 9"cfl. Pini.co and two grand.IOna, ..... ITA,...,.,. CA. lt2M3 lvan and Erik T,JolMtm. Vla-~~ ~ II OOlng MCM lnlertalnment, Irie . 6& O•· talion will be-held Tu.Uy' IOUTHlll'N CALll'OANIA DtN fOft,;1~ ~~:Ct~e: an February 14,1084 from 3PM TAL fl'AH[l.. 2111 OeM• Aft., COf lndMduel tO 7PM 1t Padflt' V w OM del M#, CA t2t211 Allee Mcedum. lr..-w., Mortuary. ~ will b. A:."C:;:' c1e1~c! 1:=&11• ec!:y'~'~~~ 1~ held Wtd.Mlday. ,,. Tlllt fMNM II condVcied ~ en O.e 30. 1913 l~.19&4 at 2PM •t Pllctf ~ ~ Vlt"-w Mortu1ry Chaptl CJ:en~ flied wtm lfle ,~~ •. r.*F:: ~' ,f:Y &l'WJ wllJ be foUowlrqs eer-Co1inty an o1 Ofanga County on ..._ ______ -!:6l~M!::•~• VK'Cll I\ Paclfk: v w M.m· 0. H , 1M3 .- ort.al Pirie, N.wport Beath, ~ °'lf9t OoMt ,_o:: CA Pldhc VltM Mor1uary, '"°'JM t• J1 reb 1 t4 , ... &ff-2700 . . '. .. C•ll 842 • 5178 Put a few word1 10 w~tk for ou ~-------------------··---------------------·---------------------~---------------------·----------------------1·----------------------1·----------------................ ~ ..................... .-""!!""' ..... ~----.-.. Ml.IC llJTIC2 P\IUC llKJTICf P\IUC ll>T1U NIJC •TICl --MUC ll1TIC( Ml.JC MJ11Cl Ml.IC MmCI -------ITA" SNT Of' P1Cm10U1.wu fllCTmOYt ... lllM Mnnoue.,••• -•ou~~!!.!'0~.I..u::".t ,:::=::=:.:.::J:. IUlm ITAW Mm STA'PWfrT Ul9 ITARE Fr -•-• ,.,_ AC'ftOll The ..... PMOf\I ..... ~ ta!:-~ l*llOl'I le OOlltg ..:-.. ~,,.,.., i. ... bl:-~~--**" =--~'v~,~ Oolledhw.Oftne~... 'ACll'IO IUIU>INQ MAIHT(..... DAf,OOllt ANO OANOILIONI. 'lllODUCTION HUD 1111· rf llAf • IO&.O AT A C"·o~o· ,,N.• .. mT•1v'a ILVTllllGAllN ANCI!, 11321 Atpen, l'OUMeln v-. It& Allenld• Cerrttoe, Newport IUIL..OeM 8U,PLY. ,,.... 11cy. ~...!~~~ ~ "" .. 0., 21011 19y,CA.t270t lelMh,CA t2te0 penc Cltele, Sutt. K, IMrlt, C.. -•-vr ,.,._,_...,. ,,.. 8tarthmoot l.911e, Hu111l1101011 lryen JoM Attunl•n. 11328 MQe Metd!M, 111 A~e C:. tt714 '9tQOllCMetO ACIA•IT '°"• leedl, CA •214t A81Pen. FQIMleln v.-.y, CA. t270I rttoe, Newpot18elir:ih, c. t2tlO ~ct T H8Nty, 22.2.12 fltlldnO. ~ IMIMA.D COWTACT A LAW· OWMr MWIMn Ulal, tU72 An-fhllt~teoonductedby.en Thle~ll~by.111'1 MIMlof'tVlejO,OLt21t1 ·---ctamen Ln., Huntlfl01on '-di. CA. lndMdu& lnclMcluel, Thll~ll~by'en _,, _ _.. •2641 ~ J Artunlen Allee M•dMlll lndMduel TWUSTW'a U&.I ... OW1*2 ..... ~'p~-t111,. ... we1h~r11. ,.:.._ ·~Of Or ... Ned wtttl the I Thie ~etnenl WM Ned wtttl the NOHAlllD T. HANLEV ........ ..,.. ~~H~J!"Cy QIVlN, .... , "10\ ..... 7.:.::: ,. :::-. -...'"':'..*· Hum-.,.,.. ... 1y .. _,. eno-County on County o.r. Of Otenoe County on Tfltl lt&tll'Mllt wee ,.... wfttl tM ...., • - -..,,.. .... l;;; ~-""'.,;:; NMW,.. o.o. 2t, tm ....., I* 11. 1114 "*" ~~of Otano-County on :.'~!!ct =:-o:.;.o-.: tetred to •tiove WM Ned tn 0r-. Publlehed Oreroe COMI OelV Publltfled 0r-. c:o.t Delly ,..,_ Mein «Ttrenoe 10 the Cwnty County on Merdl 27. 1H1 f'Uot JM 14, 31, ,eb 1. t4, 1M4 ,llot fleb. 1•. 21, u. Merdl •• ,... PublllMct Ofeno-c:o.t Delly ~ ioc.1«1 .. 100 Welt ThltbuelnMlw•conductecl bye Ut_... ~ Pilot Jen 1•. 21, 21, M•dl I, 1114 CMo Ce!*' DfM Ill the City of llmlted ptnnerthlo. , 121-M llnta AM, COunty of Ot~. ftate ~~~=~with the MUC NOT1CE MUC *>TIC£ :e~~,~.'i ~ = ~.~ ofOrq.C<iuntyon PICTmOUllUIM.. '1CtlllOUllUI.... NI.IC MOTM:l =-of":::':'~~o~ Ille no '158878 ...._ ITA~ ,.._ ITA,,_.,., l'tCTinOUe ....... ~Deed of TIWI.,....,., by~ Put»llthecl Or ,..... ,..,,.... The tonowtno P«.oN 11e dolnO TM fotlowlng P«90f'I II dOlnQ NAMI ITATlmwT 1uNMwe end NorM!o buneMWI, ~ ......... t -·r bullneN .. : bullMtl u The tollowlno P«'IOftl .,. doing Piiot Jan 31· Fib 7· 1', 21• 1914 ,OOTHILI. A8IOCIATU. LTD . THI KEMPLllll INSTl'TUTll. eoe IM.lelMM M ! hueb4llld end Wit. reocwded JVfoJ 2· IOt·64 &07 San NICOi .. OrM, ~ t02. l.lllll'A9w I.JI.. coete Mee&. CA. M!CHANICAI. DtSIGN CON· =Mc:r ~ =-~ ;:u",: Newport 9Mofl, Ct t2tt0 tte2a IULTANTI. 1001w.17tfl It. lutte eotdet'• lnwum.nt No 1337, by AO'( ChlcolM, HT SM Nloote.t Wlftlt KllT\PW, I05 L.ak9\llew M, Coltl ...._CA. t2t27 r...on Of • br..at 0t dtlfeult In P\Bl.tc fl)TICE Ortve. Sutt• 102. Nftl)Ott IMctl, L.n • Cotl• Mee&, CA nm ,,lndt "'°'1ard LyndhUr9t. 2M5 pe~I or perforrnenct Of the obit-- -----Ce t2te0 Thi• ~tlMN It conducted b)" 111'1 MIQull UrMI, Cot1-....... OA. gallon• MOUted th«.t>y, 11\Ctudlng P1cl'lTIOU1 euiMu ui1.1en M. Ctncotne. eer 8.,, lndlvfdu•• t2t2e that bt-=ti Of defeuit. Mota ot NAllll ITATIMINT Nlcoltl, Orlve, Suite 102. Newport W.,._ Kempltt lell J91Ne l'ett•. 2412 Hoity Whtch wu rec;orded OctOblt 21, The foltowtnca ~ It dOlno 8Mch. Ca. 82te0 Thie ll•tement WM filed wtth the ~.Newport 9-cfl, CA t2ta tH3, • llleeorder'1 lne1rumen1 No Mtneee M: Thi• ~·!MM II conducted by• • County Cltttl of Orenge C<Mlty on DIYIO A INM. 1'2at ~ '3-'77U5. Wll.1. HLI. AT Pueuc MAYl.A'S IMPORT/EXPORT, 53 llmlted Pll'lnetlhip Jen 11. 1e8' •28, Huminoton a.en. CA. '2...a AUCTIOH TO THE HIGHEIT 110- &etheny, lrvlne, CA 82715 Roy ChlCOIM P2lel11 Thi• ~alneM le oonduOted ~en 0!111 110111 CASH. llwful ~ ol Peul Mlyet, 53 Betheny. Irvine, o.n.tlll P1ttnet Publlel'led Otenge COut Olllly unlllCOl'POf•ted UIOGl•tlon othet the United Stat•. or a CIMhler'• CA. 0271& Thi• tlltemertt WU flled wtth the PtlOt ,,b 14, 21, 2-1, M•tch e. 1814 than. pertn«lhlp c.n.ctc drewn on I •UI• Of natloNll Thi• bYelneee I• conducrteel by 111 County Cl«k of Otenge County on '14-14 l.J . Fet• benk. 111911 or fedeflll Cl'edlt un!Ofl, lndMdutl Jan 12. 1ff' Tht. ft.ltement •• flled with the or , 1111• or tees.rel MYlnQ• ~ Peul Mii)'« HARWOOD & AOt<INSON County ~ Of Orenge County on 10ar1 ~11on domlelled In Ihle Thlt ttetement ... filed with the Allorney et lft PllR.IC NOTtCE J.,, 11, 1164 et•••. 1111P•Y•ble11 the time of Nil, County Clltk of Orenoa County on 560 ~ <:.11111' Ot l'Dl1• 111 rlaht, lltle and 1111., .. 1 Mid by It, Dec. 211. 111113 Suite llOO "CTITIOUI 8UIMH PublllMd Orenge Coell OellY .. ftUll ... In th1t rMI Ptot*IY 1'2M141 NMl)Or1 BMCh, Ca.t2M3 NAIM ITATIMINT PllOt Fetl. 1', 21, 21, Mitch I . 191' lltutled In Mid County end Stlll. PublllMd Orenge Cout Diiiy ~ TM follOwlng pereone ere doing 803-64 deect1bed .. tOllowt PllOI Jan 2•. 31, Feb 7, 14, 1864 Published Otenoe Coelt Delly ~.. Th•t portion of l.Ol 2t of F..,.,,. '8&.64 PllOt Fib 7, 14, 21, 211, 1964 IRVINE JEWEi.RY, 5981 Slal'r• ·-·c Mf\TlC( ,.,me, tn the City of Coat• Meu, .. P\Bl.IC NOTICE -------~TITIOUl IU .... 1 NAiii ITATIMIWT Thi follOWlng '*"°"' .,. d04ng bulln.8U K & 0 LANDSCAPE MAINTEN• ANCE. t54 Congr .... Cotti Meu, CA 82827 •enneth A WllHeme, 95'4 Con- gr ... 8t .. Coat• M ... , CA 92927 Oeln• E. W!Hlame, 8M eong, ... St., Coet• M .... CA. 82827 Thie buelneN It CondUClecl by: an lndMdulll Deina E Wllltame Thie 11•1~1 WM n1te1 with ll'lt County Cltttc Of ()f~ County Oii o.c.2a. 111113 1'2M1U Publltlhed Otenot CoMt Delly Piiot.Jen 2•, 31, Feb 7. 14, 1964 '734-4 9r•vo, lrvlrMt, CA 92715 ~ "" thO'#ll on 1 mep theteof recorded In -------------lrvlneEnt1tprl ... ,lnc,51111181«· NOTICE OF DV.t.TH OF 80Qt( 8, pege 71, M~ DllDll IC ..,,.TICE ra Btavo, lrvlne, CA 82715 -M•-rec«dl of ··•ct or-___ ... _, __ nu____ Thie bullneee 11 eotlduetecl 11y: 1 BRUCE D. MACDONALD, ~. oeecnbed .. i:i10w1. -··· 'ICTmOUe IMllMll cor~..!~lon.K1....._ •-aka BRUCE DOUGLAS 1eg1n111ng 1u poltlt In v1u.,ter NAm ITA,....,., .,_..,. .. -....... et91Y MACDONALD AND OF llM of HM111ton Str..i, dletant The followlng Plt90ft la dOI Thie •t•l.,,,.,..t WU flled wllh the tfl«eon 438 feet Weeterly ftom IM bull,,... u : ng County Cltttl ot Orange County on PETJnON TO ADMINJS. tnterNCtlon of the '*''" llnte ot CUSTOM TAYLOREO 8TU0108, J•n. 18, 1tl4 TER ESTATE NO. A lUHl Hemll1on StrMt and Anlhelm Av· ~~2:.ir Ortve, Colte Meu, CA. Publltnecl Otenoa eo.:1~= To all helra, benefidarles., ::;;-:,:;.:: r.:~nE Otllflee Kll1h 'T9Yl<>f, «Y F•lr Piiot Feb 1', 21. 28, Merell 8, 1914 credlt.ora and contlnsent thence Southerly petlillel with Ortve, Colla Mee&. CA. 02828 802-14 credlton of Bruce D. Mac· center line of Anlhelm AV'WIUI. Thl1 bullMll It coMUC1ecl by: an Donald and per"llON who 2At.'O fMt; thenoa Wll1erly Pl'l- l(ldCM. ~~~ T•""" PllR.IC NOTICE may bewillotherwileand/ int.ere.led llel wtlh Mid center 11,,. of Heml"on ._.., ,.~ Street, 52 feet; tMnc:e NOtthltty Thie etatemenl ... ftled wlttl the l'lCTITIOUI 8UIMU in the or est.ate: Pl'..... wtth NICI cent• line of County Cler1' Of O\'a'lg9-eounty on NAMI eTATlllllNT A petition has been filed AnllNtm Avenu.. 24UO tMt to Ille Jen 18. 1914 TM followlng '*900• .,. doing by Lucille H. MacDonald In <*ltet Hne of Hemllton 8trMt, Publlthecl Or~ co..~ ~~v~LAoe APARTMENlS the Superior Court of Or· ~ =~ ~~ ~: Pltol l'eb. 1•. 21. 21. Mlft;h I, 1864 111e 8E Mlln Street #A 1Mne' a.nae County requesU.na that the point of ~lnnlf19. 4M-64 CA. 92714 · ' ' Lucille H. MacDonald be ap-The 1tr• ld'dr ... Of othet oom- ,....,. 1-------------PllHl9 H MGHemaa. 111e SE pointed u penonaI rep-"'°" OellOnlllon of tne ,... pr~ Mlln 8trMt, •A, lrvtne, CA t211• re.mt.ative to ad.min.later the etty hert1111b0vt d1tc:rlNd I• Uncoln 89Vlnga and lOM M-l.)Urported to ci.. Ht Hamllton PtllJC NOTICE ------'1CTmOUl IUIMll NAMI ITATlllllNT The tolloWlno P«IOt'I 11 doing bYelMMU CARSON ANO ASSOCIATES. 2032 Shlpwey 1.ene Newpott BMdl. CA. t2eeo Hllblr1 M CerlOt'I, 2032 Stltpwey lane, ~I Buen, CA t~ Thi• butlneu It COfldvcted by. an lndMdull H.M. Careon Thi• llltament WU llleel with tM County Clel'k of Or•noe County on Dec 21, 1983 fl'IM1M Published Orenge Cout D911y PllOt Jan 2•. 31, Feb 7. 1', tt64 •St--64 "8.IC NOTICE 1ocl•t1011, 10f Llncoln W•y. ettat.e Of Bruce 0 . Mac· St,...,, Cotta Mee&. CA. 'ICTmOUI 9UIMH Monlef9Y Perk, CA. 9175, Donald (under the I.ndepen· TM undlttlgned hereby dll- NAMI ITATI.....,. Thie ~tlneN It conducted by: an dent A.dminlltratlon of Q. cMlmt 911 Nlblllty for any Incorrect· The tollowtng pereon II doing unlnoofpor'*1 MIOCiltlon other ta•-... -) Th'"' ..-••uon '· -t MM In NICI .. ,... eddreM or otn. buelneee u : than 1 Plf1nerll\IP ....,. no.;• • " ,...:w .. -common Oellgnltlon ANANCY PRODUCTIONS. 5'3 Phllj) M. McHatn9 for heartl'\l ln Dept. N o. 3 at 8ald .... wtll be medl wt1hOul A4ldlend1Aw., ~ e..on. CA. Thtl ttetement w• nled with tM 700 Civic C-enter Dr., Wen, wanenty, •xpr ... or lmplled, r• 92te2 CcMI"' Clenl of Ot COY "' =ding title, l)OIMMloll, or ttlOUm-"" • ., · anae n., on Santa Ana, CA 92701 on Feb. • ......... 10 Mtl'""' , ..... pr~ .. -· ..,regory Arthur Newton, o'3 Jan 18 196' .,_.. ••1 ''"' .,_. Redlend9 Aw., Newpon 8Mcn, CA. ' ' '211271 22, 1984 at 9:30 A.M. anct Of the Nott or otMr UOn t2te2 Pubfflfled Or~ COU1 o.11y IF YOU OBJFX:T to the ::'.:',%~,_~.!';"~ inJi::neee 11 conducted by In Piiot Feb 13, 20, 2 . Muctl 5, 1914 iT&nUna of the peUtion, )'OU therein; plut edvencea, If lftY, undlt Qregory A. Newton 482-14 1hould either appear at the the tltme theteof end lnt1t•t on Thi• 1t11ement wu tiled wtth the 1----------------hea.rina and et.ate you objec· euch advancee, aocl p1u1 '"'· County Ci.rk of Orenge ec.m1v on PtlllJC NOTtC£ tioN or file written obt· ch1roee and ••1H1nM1 of th• "*' 18. 1t64 -, Trutt .. erld of the truett crMted by ,1Ja17 fl1CT1110UI IU ... 11 UON with the court be Ott lllld Deed of TtUll TM lotel Publllhed ()fenge CoMt o.uy NAMI ITATlllllNT the hearing. Your appear-M1C>Unt of lllld oblf0atlorl, lnctudln8 PllOt Feb. 1•. 21. 21. M.,Cfl e. 196' Thi tollOWlno ~ I• doing a.nee may be in pel"IOn or by rMIOf't•bly ..Umetecl ,..., Oh#Oll •ee-u bu•'""' .. : your attorney .net Hl*'M9 ot the Truet .. 1 _. tM M & Y ELECTAONIC A8SEMBL Y, IF YOU ARE A CREDI time of Initial publlcatlon of mle No- -----------•------------------11ese Roeem~ Ave .. Founteln • ta. It S86.6't '1. P\8..IC NOTICE Pta.IC NOTICE v111ey. CA 9270 TOR or a continsent creditor ~tl.edMi~E'.::'Nl CORP • '1CTITIOUl IUIMH Mn Chen, 11e&e "°""'l'Y of the deceaaed, you must .. Trull ... ,tCTmOUI .u.-11 NAMI ITAftlillNT "'111i::~'r:.V1:i:J!t!J~~ an file your claim with the By: (SEAi.i OON 80YNTON. Men- NAMI ITATIMINT The totlowtng pereone "' dOlfl9 lndMdull. court or present It to the per-~ ~~ P«tone .,. dotllQ ~~~:'~rREEl PROPEAT1£S Mani Chen aonal repre1entatlve •P· ~,.r.,.~s= i~~· Suit• 201 8TUFT·TEE-8HIAT, 517 E. 30th, #11 SIHTlfl'let'#alk Court.~ ~~:/~1~:;~~t: pointed by the court within (71'16'7-'toO ~ 8r°"~~=· 25511 a.ch. CA. t2eeo Jiii t8 11164 fow monthl from Lhe date of PvblllNd Orenoe Cout 0111y Piiot Santi Anl Ave •D. Colle M.... Dlvld 0 Cleft!, I 11 Summerwe!k . nm7'I lint laua.nce of letters &I Feb. 7, 1'. 21. f98' Cour1. Newpon e.ech. CA. 02eeo Publlttled Orange Cou1 Dally ovided ln Sect! 700 f 802-84 CA 92127 T.oco. 280• Olenneyre, l.egun• Piiot Feb 14, 21. 28 .. Mercn I . 1964 pr on ° Thia buelMM 11 conducteel by·"' e.acn. CA 92151 ,81_14 the Probate Code of Call- ln~E DlchndUfler Thll bullneu It conducted by· I fom.ia. The l1me for fllins Tlll9 etetemant wu nled wtth the ~ ~c'::"1P clalma will not explre prior County Clerk ot Orenge County on Thie 1t•temen1 w• flied wtth the Pl8..IC NOTICE to tour montha from the date Dec 2e, 111113 County Clerk of Orenge County on fllCTITIOUI IUIMll of the hearing noticed above. PublllMd Ot•noe Coeet ,_~ Jen 19• 1914 NAllll ITAft,..NT YOU MAY EXAMINE P1101 Jen 2•. 31. Feb. 7, 14, 1964 Publ!IMd Ot•noe Cout ~ TM fOllowlng P«IOt'I• at• doing the file kept by the court. U 489-64 PllOt Feb 14. 21. 28. Marefl I . 1064 butlo:o-:: COUNTY WUT!AN you are intereeted In the es· to&--64 CIRCUIT, ea Fllr ortv1. Coll• tate, you may aerve upon the ,te=~~11-C!.-1-1-i---Pllll--t-C_NO __ T_1C[ ___ M~~:· ~!:~i 01mp1e, 1020 ~~~~ ~~=o~:~~~ NA• ITATDllNT l'teTmOUI MllMll :;70~1no SI . an1• Ana. CA ecutor or edminlltrator, and The tollowtng pereon 11 doing NAMS ITA,....,,., OlbtMe McEW«i, 18381 Oold· flle with the court with buW-u : The lollOWlnO l*tOnl 11• dOlnQ enwttt, Huntington BMctl, CA. proof of eervlce, a written MORRIS AOVl!ATISINQ ANO DE· butlnell ... t214t requeat 1\atlng that you de· SION, 3' 1•e Selv• Roed. '195, Al.MONO STREET PROPERTIES. Thi• bullneu II conducted by: • -'-e ,.......1 .. 1 notice of the fil. L,Ulll Nlauel. CA 92871 # 11 Sumll'lefWelk Cour1. Newpon gllWet pettner9hlp •u · ~-- llM IC1thry11 Morrie, 3' 1'1 BMcfl, CA. tieeo Pemell PMbody 01mp1e lna of an lnventory and ap- Selv• Ad • 195. LAQune Niguel. CA. OIVld O. Clark, # 11 8ummerw91k Thie etetement w11 tiled wttt't '"-~nt of est.ate a.eta or 82871 Coun, Newpon a..cti, CA. 92te0 Coun"' Cllttc Of ()fenge County on f th Utl •• Thi• bu91MM 1econducted by en Ttdco. 2804 GtenMyr•. LAQuna ., o e pe ON or aocoun- PllR.IC NOTICE l'tCTITIOUI IUl*UI NAMI ITATDlllNT The follOWlng perec>nt ere doing bullnesau: DENA DID IT, 85'2 J9fdlnte Ot .. Huntington BMch, Ct. 82647 Alice M. Rlcatdo, 9642 J.,dlnee Or., Huntington BMcti, Ca. 92647 Thll buet,_ It conducted by: an lndlvldull. Ala M Rlcetdo Thie 1t1temant w .. filed 'IWl1h tM County Clel1I of Ofenge County on Jen 13. 1914 ,21114' Publllhed Or•nge Cout Dally Piiot Feb 7. 14, 2t, 28, 1983 7fl..M "CTITIOUI IUIMll NA.Ml ITATlllllNT MOnCa °',,.,.,... w.1 HCrmoue -.i 11 •M "°"" 1 ue T.a. ... ,,....,. umn•m rr ...-ITA VOUAM .. DU~T~A The ........ ...,.... ti_,. 'nleWls ,._...,... ...... ODO°' TMJIT QAflO .,.._ 1, ~-. • tta UNLIUYOUTAKIACTIOH (t) IOUITY D&VIL.OttMINT lA) L.AttlYtft n TO"'<>TICTYC>Ufll~." ~. (J) •DC MALTY, 11111 OMPAHY Cl) MUA • MAY 11 IOLO AT A PUii.iC IAl.I lellClfl IMS .. 4th fllocw. HUnllntton DNVI Pl.Al.A. tllt .._. ~ W YOU HUD AN ~~TION leeeft, CA. tHoet a. 1•. CGllia ...... CA.. 0, THI .. ATUllll 0' THI 1't11Mp ........ llmmone. t.10 ...,_ &.-. Mii ~ • PADCllOIHOA(WNtTYOU,VOU ~--~....._ ..... ~.,._ • IHOUt.OOONTAC'TALAW't'IJl CA.tlMI ' ........ ~ • .ot Me ~ On 'ebfUlll'Y 2t. 1 ....... 10-00 Thl9 ...._ • OOfldl ell d by .,, T~. Glwone dtlt ...,, CA._ &.I'll • ~ co.. • d4I( • lndWlduill. ...,.. Lee ~T~under end,....,,. Pf111it> a. IMMllllle TNe .... ,._ .. -11M ii9 .. lo Died of TNll 1900lclecl ..._,. Thll ...._ ...... wtlfl lfle ~ Olfti °' ar.,.. c.wr11W M 12. t~owlNI. Ho. u-oeuu. of ~ c:-. of 0renoe eoumy on o.c tt. tea OMdal 0. I\.._._.. OI tM 0... IO, tta ...... CoMnty ,._., of Onnoe. ..... ,,_ ~ Ol'MOt ColM .,. of c.1torni. ..ecueecs by~ o. ~ 0ranoe 0o.t o..., ""°'JM. a•. 11. r-. 1, "· 111t K1Mnkol1 tll'IGlt IMtl WIU..111.L Piiot .lfln U , 11 l'eb 7, 14, ttM ., .... AT PUI tCAIJCTION'TOHIOHUT ' ~ llDOelll '<>f'CA8H Of' CMHIM'I '---.---,,,.-~----...-~i CHfQ< ~•um. of .. 1111-----------1----.........,;..;;::=;,.;..,;;.;;;o.•--~;;;...-- ::' 1M a::::. '!::.-:t'J fmUC flmC( filCttiilOUI • 11 111 2130 I. ' It., lanta Ana. C.... MOTICI 01 T'AUITU'I I.ALI TM ="~ : doll'8 fOfnll ll!M tlgM, tltJt, end lnteteet L.-lllL W11~ ~ •· ~ to Ind now Nld by M T.a. .... y_... Ai.CO .u __..,..,. :r190 L uftdlt Mid Died of Tt\19\ In tN llUflMToet,.,MCaAt H --"'-... CA. l)l'operty lttl.IMed In M6d CouMy ~... c.. ~ .. eor.. ... . end Ii. dmrte.ct 11: A C.11• C.,.... t2t2f t1IO Lot 4a of TrlCt No 2211.111 tN •~'POlnteclTMt•uno.ttl'lt CO:~·~...., CA. City of Coet• ~ M per mllP fOlt d..ci'tbed d.ecs of tr\let n-,., ' tecorded In aooei toe. P4IOI,.. Of WIU. • AT PUii.iC AUCTION tt&2I • MllcllllneOut INt)l, In the ofb of 'TO THI! HIGHU'T 1100.,_ '0A Ind~ II condUCtld by:'" the Counl)' "9ootder OI Mid Coun-CASH (peyatMe et tN time of .... In M•old H ~ ty ~ tMr9'rom 111 Oii. OM• lftln.. ~":':.°:ct~~ Thie .te18mef'ft wM llled _. ... •rile and other hydrocerl>on to end now l'ltlc:I by It under Mid g:n~ 9::. Of <>fenoe COl#l'Y °" 9UblllnCt lying btlOw • ct.pert of Died of Ttvet In the property,,.,._ ' ,_ 500 feet wtthoUt eny l'IOfl' to..,_ lneftet ~l!Md. ,.,___ ~ upon tl'lt eurlect or Ille ~ TlllUSTOA IAARY () S'TOVTE Pu~ Otenoe ...,_. _, of NICI~ lbowt • det>ttl of IOO IKNfflCIA,..,-. MloW!.ST PA· PllOI Jen 2A. 31• '911 1• 1•• ..... !Mt. M prO\'lded In IMtrvrnlt'M of CIFIC .. ,...... • record. ,INANCtAL. INC . .,, IOW• Corpor· 1------------~- The ttreet aocsr... of the r• .iion fllta.IC NOTICI property deecrlbed •bove fa llllCOAOa!O M111ot1 18, tNt .. 1---.:....;;;=;..;.;;;;..;..------ purpotted to be. 828 Jotnn 81. lftlV. NO 210lt 11'1 eooti 13"3 f11CflTIOU9 -.iu•H Coet• Meea, CA. t2e27 peoe ts2 Of OfflGlel Aecorde In tne NAm STAR I TM undltMoned ~ lltY Of'llol of 1M llltcOrdeit of Otenoe TM followtnO pereon .. OOlna 1t1blllty for eny lncottectneee of the CountY: bllillMll M 1bove ttreet lddr... end Other eaid' d.ci of truat i:i.eertt>ee the HIGH TICH SVITEMI. 721 W common dellgnatlOn, If eny, lflown follOWlng Pf(lperty: leth St. 819 A-4, co.I• ....... CA. '*"*'· PA..ct.l 1: LOI 53 of Trect 17to. t2W Said Mia will be n\edl, IMlt • 1f10Wn on a ~ recorded tn Barry A. Lowe. 721 W. 1• IL wfttloul 00\tenent Of warranty, tx· 8e>c* M4. Peotl 30 throuafl 33 tn.. 8WI. A-4, C.. Mete. CA. t2127 pr... or ~. reo-dlno tit», Cllultll9 Of Mlloellentoue ...-..,_, file. Thie bllillnell 11 oonc:MMd by, .. POHIHlon. Of encumbtenoee, 10 QOrft Of ()f~ County, catlfomla ~ p1y the tetnelninQ ptlnctpel 9Um Of ,A..011. 2: Hon'4xciiuelw .... hrry Lowe the not.1(1) MCUred by NICI d.ecs of mentt fot lnOt ... and .-e ,,,,_ Thie etatafMnt ... fled wldt tM 1ru1t with lni.r•t thtfeon 11 end eoroee Lo.1 A end 8 of Mk! County ~ Of <>r-. ~ on Ptovtded In Mid not9(•1 • .OVenote. Trect No. t7t0 ...... form In the Dec.. 21. 1 .... tt .,.,.,. under the wme Of Mid deed mMter o.oier~ '9COfded on Oc-,_ of'"'"· IMI. dla(get end.,.,_. tObef 21. 1810 111 looll 9441, Pee-Publl"*' Orat11e Coelt Olly of the TNlt .. end Of tN truMa u 10 118, Offlclll Aeootdl. Orenge Pllol Jan 2•. 3t, '•· 7, 1', 1964 crMteCI by Mid Deed of Truet. County, CA. end 911 ~.. 52'1-M TM total emount of the unpelcl ~t• 1.nd modification• blllnee Of IM obllgaUOn ..cured tllertoft. by the PtoPet'Y to bl llOld end YOO ARE IN DEFAULT UNOflll A --.,. llftnN' r~ Mllmeted COltt, U • DUO OF TRUST DATED MMd\ t , 1.----.;..'"~.;.;;.;;;.;....;""°'-..' ..... -. __ _ Plfllte end~ et the time Of 1N1. UNI.EU VOU TAKE ACTION fl1CTm0Ue ....... the lnltlal publ!Otltlon Of the Notice TOPAOTECTYOURPROPlATY,IT MAim STA,._.., Of Sale i. '3U2Ut. MAY BE 801.0 AT A PV8UC SALi. TM fo1o11W1no per.an 11 **'I The beneflcMry under Mid Deed If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION , Of Tl'U9t w.tofore eucu1ecl and Of THE NATUAE O' THE •..,....., 2113 M1ont dt!Mted to the undelllCJned • Mtt· ~UOINO AGAINST YOU, YOO E.£..ePV__,, ~ ten DlcWltlon of Oef*" end 0.. SHOULD CONTACT A lAWYE" ~co.a MeM. CA. t212t2113 mand tot 1111t. end a wntten Notice 28118 Wlndwood Line !I Toro l!unan• l.01• Pickett. of OefllUlt lltld !ftlotlon to w . The CA ttl30 • , on~ Awnue, Coet• ...... CA. ufldltelOMd .,... Mid Nolloe of "(If 1 11rMt ldd,.... or common ~ bullrll99 11 c.ondYCt.o by .,. Oefeull lltld !ltctlon to W to be dellgnatlOn Of Pl'OP«tY 11 "'°""' recorded In a.. county .,,_.. the •tiove. no wenenty Is otwn •to Ill ~ Leia ~ r.., pr(lperty le locltld ~-or c.orrectnlM)." The Tiiie Mat.wt ... llled .ttti Ille Date: Jenu91Y 17, 1913 ~ un0et Mid Deed of C«in1y Clettc of Orange County on Rubicon Co. M Truet.. Tr\111. by rMIOn of• bt'MCft Of 0. Dec n 19U By: Calwlde Truat Deed SeMoea. flUlt In the obllgaUOnl MCurecl ' ' fl'IM1M Inc. theftely, ,__OW. ..cuted end Putllll'led 0t-. c:o.t Daly 2701CotteoeWey.~22 ~edtotMundlll9.:f•wrtl-PIOIJen 2-' 31,., 1 " 1114 8ec:r911'19nto. CA. Hl25 ten o.o..tlon of Olfa&* end 0.. ' ' . '52._... Phone • (t 18) 1172.-012 mand !Of ..... and wrttt«1 nottoe Of . By Oerl• J. Sevage., All'ltllnt Sc· bteactl end Of ei.c.tlon to~ the 1----------- rataty un~ to ... Mid~ to fta.IC NOTICE Publfanad Otatl09 CoMt Delly Piiot 11tllfy Mid obllgatlone, end ther• Jan 31, Feb. 7. 1', t914 aftet the ~ clUMd Mid ____________ 1_2_4-M_ notlo• Of bteedl end of -.ctton to MUC NOTICE l:.~-=~~:'of1~,:. NOTICt TO CMDfTOfll aordt 111 lhe Office of the Aeccwder Of' 1UU TRANl'9R ot Orenge Cou,,ty, ( ..... t101.f107 U.C.C.) I Slid .... wtfl ci. mede. ""' NotlCI II '*tby giv.n to credl-wtthou1 covenant Of wwrlll'lty, -.. t<n of the within named tr.,,.. pt... or lmplled, regerdlnQ ntle lef0f1•l tnat a bulk treNtet 11 uout lpo11119'on. or encumbrlncea. 10 to be made on pereonll property pey the ttmelnl"O Pf'lnc:lpll .um of her41natter delcrlbed. the no1e(1) MQ.tred by Mid deed Of The nllMI Md ~...... ed· Trull, with lntafeet 11 In Mid noM dr ..... of the lnttnded t'*'*"or• l)l'ovkMd, .av.no.., If ll'IY· undtt 111· ROBER'T A ROWE. 13552 ,..,. the terme Of Mid Deed of truet, ,._ mont, Tustin, CA 928llO. MAR-M.,OM, 9nd ••~... of the JORIE L. ROWE, 13512 Fe!rmont, Truet .. and of Ille trust• cr .. teci by Tuttln, CA. t28llO Mid DMd of Trvet. The loclUon In C9111ornla ol the Seid NII wtll be held on· Wectnee. chief 1xewtlvl ofla or prlnclpel d•y, February 2t. 196' It 2 00 p m . bullneel offlC4 of the Intended et thl CNpman AV9nUt entrenoe to trenlf•or It SAME tl'lt CMc c.ntet Buildlng, 300 EM! All other butlneee namae and lld· Chtipman Ave., OfllnQe, CA dreMel uMd by the 1111~ tr1t11-Notice: At the time Of ..... bid• f9t0f wttt'tln lhr .. yeer• lut )'Ml'• mey ci. mlOe In cutl Ind/or the lalt l>U1 10 ,., u known to the cuhlert Of oerlllled dlec:ll• ~ Intended ttana11t .. .,, NONE. fled In CMI CocM 8«:11on 2t2..,, TM l\llM(I) and bullneu lld· At the time Of the 11'111111 pu~ ctr ... of the intended tr~•) cation of thlt nota. the to111 .,.: RICHARD J. PARISEAU, &022 amount of the unpeld ballnol of the Brighton Drive, Huntington BMch, oblloltlorl MCUred by the lbow cs.. CA 926'9 aerl6ed Cleed of tru11 and e1tlm1tecl Thet the property pertinent her• coei., . expen.... and ~ It to II delcflbed In gllWll • All of '97, 1 77 o4I the etodl-~trade, furniture. ftx. To oetetmtne the opening bid. turM. equipment.._ goodwill •nd you may call (810) 514-ot333 - trede neme of 1 otrtlln beer bar j Oiied: Jenuary 30, 1t64 bulln... 111d locetecl •t 1t80 8URl.INQTON FINANCIAL SER· MonrOVll, Coell Mee&, CA 92827 1 VICES. INC . The BullMM name Ueed by Mid • Cellfoml• eots>Qfetlon trlllllf•ort It NICI rocatlOn te· THE M Ilk! True1 ... FLAME ROOM I By T.O SERVICE COMPANY, agent Thll Mid bulk trenaf9t le In• 8y I.ORAi£ WOMACK, Ateletant ftCTmOU'llU8MU MAm ITATUmlirT The k11kM1n9 ~ are dolnO butlneM• SUAVER SPECIAi.TY MEATS, 2170 WMIU\, Suite K, Tuetln, CA Ben s AlrnOI.. 1()381 ~at . Alta Loma. CA. t1701 Hee10f a. Aamot. 103e9 ~ St , Ml Loma. CA 111101 J•lli.r 8 Ramoa. 1C3tt Benyan St., Altl ~.CA 11701 TI9 ~le conducted by • bu*-lrult 9en 8 RatnOI Jr.lier 8 Ramoe ~ors Ramoe Tiiie 1tatement ... flied wlll'I ll'lt Couf!ty Cltttl of Orange County on Dec 211 111113 ,,,,,... Publl9hed Otenge Coat Daffy Piiot Jan 2•. 3 1, Fib 7 I'· 1114 529-.. '1CTTnOUI IU .... I MAlll IT A1'mNT The followtng penon1 .,. dofng buel,,... M: INTERSCO~ lllACING CORP , 270 Newport Cenllf Dnw. Newport 8"dl. CA t2MO lnt.arecooe U S A C ~ Cor· porltlOll. 270 Newport Center Drive, NMl)Or1 Beech, CA. HMO Thia bua1""9 11 con<lucted by a corpOfltlon P•ttlcle M Soldeno \11()4 Pr~ dent lndlvldulll. BMCh. CA. 92551 Jen 18· 1"' l'2lll10 mentioned ln Seci!on 1200 Anne I<. Morrl1 John OllCtlrl!l.1.~ 10 3 tit, Newpon Publlthecl Orenge Cou1 Dally and 1200.S of the California Thia 1t1tern«1t w .. flled with the BMch, CA. t2"°" Piiot Feb 1•, 21, 28, M9rah e , 1914 Probate Code. The lollowtng pereona ere dOlng bUllMSI .. :· tended to ci. cOMummeted 11 1n.18.cretary otnce of· OPPORTUNITY ESCROW, 3633 C.mlno Del Rio Sou1h, Suitt 311 N Tustin, Suite C. Otenge. 20' Thil lta1.,,.,,t.,.. filed wlth ll'lt County Clerk of Or•noe County on Dec 2t. 1tlS ,... Publlllled OrMge Cout Da9y Piiot Jen 2•. 31. flt> 7. 14. 1 ... &30-M County Clttll of Ofeno-County on Thi• bullMM 11 eonducted by: • •86-14 a~ ·It ". Hekm• .. Dec 30. 111113 __ ~., partrwlhlp. na "' - r-• OIVldO Cltni 1----------37' tntll Street Publllhed Orenge Cotll Deity Thie 1t•tement wu flled with lhe Rl Id CA t• .. o I Pll01 J•n 2•. 31, Feb 7, 14, 1tl4 i.-~.111, Cl«k Of Ora..,... Coun"' on Pta.tC NOTICE ven e, . .., 531 14 """' .... -'' H4·3U5 -i.Jen 1 , 1t64 ,__ '1CTfTIOUI IUIMH Publiahed OraJl8e C.oaat -----Publllhed Orenoe Cout Dally NAiii ITATDllNT DaU PU t F b 14 15 21 P\ll.IC NOTICE Piiot Fel> 1'. 21, 28, M9rCh e. 1864 ~~°":'no pertOnl .,, dolno y 0 e . 1984 e6s-s4 flCTITIOUI IU .... H toe-8' SOUTH &HORI! ROOFINQ, NAIM ITATIMINT 19381 Tob•go Ln. Huntington TM fotlowtng pereon 11 dOlng Pta.tC NOTICE a..c11. Ce. t2Me ---------- bullne11 u : llnd11y R S111thlel. 19381 P\lllC NOTICE COAONA DEi. MAR LIMOUSINE. ftCTITIOUI IU .... 11 Tob. 1.n , Huntington BMctl, Ce 3800 EHi Co&tt Htonwey, Suite e. NAM1 ITATl•NT 92848 NOTICI TO CMDfTOfll Coron• del M.,. CA t212& Thi followtng pereon1 .,. ctolno Kim L«oy Lott. 2 195 C1nyon °' auuc "'ANl,.R RICt'terd H. 8ohwelckert. 1312 ~llneU u : Ortva, COit• M•a, Ca. (t.M. 1101.f107 U.O.C.) OUtrlOglf Drive. Corona del Mer, CENTAUR PROPERTY MAN· Thie butlneu It conduciecl by• t Notice It hereby OIWn to credf. CA t2921S iAOEMENT, 2892 Club M ... Pl., Qlf'*ll pat'IMtlhtp tort ot the within natMd tr1n1- Tht1 bullneu 11 condUCled by: 11'1 ~· M .... Ce 92827 1.IN8AV SAT A THIEL lerOf(t) thll I bull( tr.,,.._ It l bOut lndMduel L.onnla L Lee. 2tt2 Club Meu Thie l11tem«1t wu flied wttll the lo ci. mlde on pet'IOllll property Alet\ard H. 8cnwtlelt"1 !Pt .. Cotta M .... Ca 92127 County Clal'tc of Or1nge County on hereln1net deecrl!Md. Thi• ttetemtnt ... flied with tM Thi• butl'*8 ,, conducted by: In JM. 31. ft84 Tiie n•mte .,,d bullMM ad- County Cllttc of Or1nge County on indlvlduel. ,...,.. dr .. M• of tflf Intended tren1t1tor1 Jiii. 19. 11111' LONNIE L. LEE Publlthed °'"'r Cout Delly •r•: MOAQ.(N ORE!N (fonl'lll'ty "'~~!! Thi• l tlltment Wit filed wtth tM Piiot f'•b 1•. 21. 2 . Match e. 1H4 known .. OAAl.HN MORGAN Publllhed Orenoe ........,t ..... , ~l'tty Clet1I of Orenge County on 929-14 GREEN). 12i-41 ~ Orlve, Piiot Jen 31, Feb 7, 1', 21, 1864 i~ 1. 1864 -Sent• Ane. CA. t2705 111 ·64 ~ The looallon In Celttornla of the Pul>llthed Or•noe eo.11 Deity Pta.JC NOTICE chief 1xecu11ve omoe or PflnciPll •-II' Mf\Ttl'C ~llOI Feb 14, 21. 2a. Mercfl e. tN4 ~llMM oMo. of the Intended ,--.," "" -------t2..... 'tCTITIOUI 9U ... ll tr•nefetor le.: SAME. '1CTITIOUI ....... NAMI ITA Tl...,. An other ~ ,,.,.,. end ad· NAMI IT A ftllllUfT •-II' llftftl'C The loftoW4nO petlON ltt dOlllO dr ..... uMCt, by the Intended tren• ~ 1 dotno ,.._ "" -bullnlM 111: 14Wor within lhitie yMf9 lu t ~ bu~•: P91IO" 1 l'ICTITIOUI 9U ... ll STAMPING 8CIENTIFICS. 179'6 latt put to ,., .. known to the COREY 8 . WOO COMPANY, NAM1 ITATlllllNT SkYPlt'lt OltQle, Suite K, IMne, 01. Intended tr.,,... 111' NONI. "' t01 .... _ '-t ... ct..i-t2?14 The neme(I) end bu9iMM lld· , .. 2 WIWM/f .... • """'""'on Thi foltowfng pereon .. -.. A.lot\lrd T Hln49y 22212 Pten-dr ... of IN lrillnded ttlll'll*-(,1) ~ •. t\ 82:!. '812 Wf/IMI :~:..AQUA.;'~ POOL IUIVICl. tlnO Mltllon° vi.jo. Ca t271' 1te: MAAI< CUJAK. lS7'2t Ptllledel· C· 107, Huntington Beech, CA. e'12 Hort Olk Ot.. Hu11t111gton Tiite bullneaa le Oonctucted by en pflla, WMtllt. CA. tolO 1 • OIVERSIFl!O MANU,ACTUAINO SERVICES. 1870 Santi Ana Aw .• Suite E. Colt• M .... Ce. 82127 Ralph Bern1rd Gallo, 17392 Sen· d11Wood. 1rvtn1, Ce. t2715 Thia bullMM II eonducted by In lndlvkluel. Aalph B GllllO Thll 1tatemenl WU flied with the County Clerk ot Orange County on J•n. 13, 198• ,211711 Publlthld Orange Cout Delly Pllo1 Feb 7 14 21 211. 198' 717-84 MllC NOTICE l'tCT1TIOUI IU8Mll NAllll ITATW•NT The tollowtng pereon1 111• dOlng bullneM u HILL'S WEI.DINO. 831 Paulatlno, C0t11 M .... Ca 92928 Oarle Hiii, 2588 Orenge. COtll Meta.Ce 82128 Thi• but!nest 11 conducted by 111 llldlvdUel O.na Hiii Thi• etatemen1 ... fMecl wt1h tM Co~mty Ci.rk of Or•nge County on J•n 12. 108' lllTU Publlthecl Orange Coelt Delly PllOt Fab 7. 1'. 21 , 21, 1tf' 784-1' PtBJC NOTlCE County of Orwige, Cellfornla t2&e7 Sen Diego. CA 921~ on Of aner M111ch 2, 1964 (81916"-1281 Thi• bulk tranaw 11 1Ub)ect to Pul>411hed Orenge Cout Delly Callfornl• Uniform Commerclal PllOt Feb 7, 1•. 21, 1964 Cod• s.ction e1oe. eo2-64 The neme end eddreaa 01 the per. eon With whom ctllm• msy be flled 11 OPPOATUHITY ESCROW. 31 t N T14tln, Sull1 C, Orange, CA 92te7 P\&.IC NOTICE and Iha 1111 dey IOf tfllng ctalmt by ----~-;.._..;.._,. __ _ eny Cl'edllor enall be March , . 1W . OlllAMOI COUNTY which 11 the bullneu day Mtore the "'"'"°" C°""T eo111ummet1on data •P•clfled 100 Ctvto Ceftttt °'· W•l ~ 9eftla AM. CA. 92101 Oiied J1nulf)' 17 1984 Plaintiff LOf•lt• J Ouco. Richard J ParllMu ~--· Intended Trantle<M•I Cr oee-Plalntllf ~rlty National Senk Publlllled Orenge Co111 Otlly o.tendant Security Natlonal Piiot '•b 14, 1984 922-64 Bink, Mlf'<lfn Blanke. Welll fargo -----------Benk. Jeca Tnom1on. Celltomla KorMn SIMI. Vince Bell. Kent11tt't ___ ,._.B __ l_C_NO_TI_C_£ ___ Mont·HlfTll>hlll and 0oee 1-25. 1n- 'teTITtOUI 9UIMll cluC:':,"11 Oetenden11 Kannetn NAIM ITATl•NT Monl·Hemr>hlll and Qeorg .. nne The tollow1ng P«IOftl llS doing H~UI. end Doee H-50 ln- bullneaa -cl\I.,.... 1. Y1U CREEi< PARTti.ERS, l TO • C... No S& 12 14 597 Sen Nlootu Ortve, Suite 102, IUMMOMI Newport BMch. CA 92HO NOTICll y_, MW bMft MM. Roy Chlcott11. 587 San Nlcolu, TM~ lNf ....... eeMMt ,_, Suitt 102. N9WPOf1 e.ectl. Ce wttMut ,_, ....,._ "-'d _..,. t2tl0 ,_ ,....-"'"*' • .,,.. "9ecl Ulltan M Chleolne. 597 San tM In ... • .. ," ....... NICOi., Ortve, Su«• 102, Ntwpor1 If wou wW1 to .-the ed"'OI of hach. Ca <f2te0 , Thll bulln•• 11 conducted by 1 an attorney In lhlt m1tter. you llMlllCI pennertnlp lhOuld do '° pr°""'tly eo lh•t your lllOy CNco4ne written reeponaa tt 11ny, may be flled on time Generll Pel1ner AviaotUltecl ha ltdo ~ HARWOOO & AOtONION ctadt El trfbum&. .._ ._....,.. PWUC NOTIC( l'ICTIT10UI .,..._ .. NAMll ITATIMl'NT The tollowtnQ pettOna .,. dOlng bullnfta u MAOICAL FORREST 11•21 Aha v111a Clrcte Huntington e..cn. C• 92847 Forr .. t Alton Mlllef 11•21 An1 Vitti Clrcte. Huntington Beech. Ce t2847 Thia bullneN It conducted by 111 lndlVld\J91 Forr•t A wi.r Thia ltetemenl WU Iii.a with the County Cl«k of Or.,. County on J en 13, 1964 F235UI PuOlllMd Orenge Coett Deity PllOI Feo 7 1~. 21 28 1"4 716-14 MLIC NOTIC£ fllCTITIOUI 9U ... ll MAlll 9T ATl-.rr The lotlowlnQ P990"• .,. dOif\o b\ltlneM .. HAARINOTON S, MO Glanneyte l 9911n• hacrl. Ce tH& 1 John Oennll Herrington. 1104 llaJ• l.91QUl\I Deeel'I Ca tHe , fhi• tNllneM 11 COf\Ouetecl by an lndlvld\111 John Dennie H1mngt0fl t2t4t IMof\ C 12641 lndMdull T'hel the proPet'Y pertlnem hit• Thia bull,,... I• oonoucted by: an Joh~ ..:.. ,...-y, ... t2 Nofflllll RICHA"D T. HANLlY 'tu0 ~ ~~ fn ~~~ .. : ": lndMch.111 Or .. Huntington hedl. CA. t"4f Thi• 1t1tement WU flled Witt\ the rn llKt. It ur• ...... --::::::: &&O ~ <:.llMr Or Ire Ud. IM •••in• 1 .......,. ... Sult• 1907 207 BROADWAY I, '400 Newport hach Ce t2ta Ud. ,..,, ........ M .... M~nur l!Mtt lult• 330, Hew-Thia et1t9l'Mnl:... Ned wtth the .... le 11 .... llllHllA .. ...... Thie lt•tement wu rited with ow Count)' Clerll of OrllnQI CouMy on .Ml\ t1 1M4 Corey i woe Thll MillM te oonducted by. en County Ollttl Of Otente County on tC::'*..:"':!::: 0 :W-w7 tr~ Thie 11ai.men1 wM flled Witt\ tl'lt lndMdlJal l'etlfuety 7, 1ff' n County Clerk of Oranoe County on JoM ~ 11...-y ~ Coelt HlgtMey. PWwport leedl. Dec. IO, tN3 Thie ... letnent wee fllld with the Publlehed Orenge Cou1 Oelly C~he luelMM NltM ~ by Mid ~ ~nly Cllttc Of Oteno-County on Ptlot ,eb, 14• at. 21. M.,otl 1• t"4 ltentfetort •t lllct locltlOn II: THI Publllhed Otenge Cout Delly Jiii. 11, 1ta4 t2M• 1'1.0WIA llLLUI PIJot JM 24, 31, ,.., 7, 1', t.... .,_,, l'Mt Mid i.11111 .,.,,.,_ It in.. 840-'4 Publtthed Orenoe eo..t DfllY tended to ci. ooneummt1ed at .,. _______ _.__ Hot ,eb, 1', 2t, 21, Marotl I, 1tM PmlJC fl011Ct Off1oe of' IHIAMONIAMll'ICAH "8JC NOTJC[ 4tl-l4 f'IOTmOUI _,..... IX'AHI UC..OW. 1113 I 17'ih Mm STATtmNT It .. tlt05, lent• AM. County of ~~'~ "8.JC NOTICE TM fo11owtnt pereone .,. doing Orenoe, CtllfOfftle t2701 on 0t lfter -•• ,_,., ~ 111: M.,ch 2. , ..... TM .....,,. penc1n9 .,. dcMnt Mnnout IUIMM A CHOtC1 '°" LIN. U2t 1 mt bl.Ilk ,,.,..., II eul>.flat to ~ w NAm ITA Tl_,. Cimino ~W. .,.. l).10I, Ce11for1111 Unlf0tm COf'ntMtOlel CAN>l KLllN, S-420 I lrtl'IOI, T'ht tolowtr'I pertOnl we doil'O t.n "'*' ~w CA. tH71 CocM hctlon 110I. Coat• ......_ ca. 82121 l>ullr*l 11 Mone D 1e118ftO li'cil ~ TM natne end ld4r• of Ult pet• lalttfn ~.ctflO M11111f1Gtllflno NIWPOAT MOOllllMQ lllllVlCI. oo OrM Del\e ,olrit CA t2Ut eon wlttl wMinl Clelml INY bl llled ,,......_ e Clllf corp, llO I Hll 1200 lhellmall• Aoed, ~ lttbWa L. K1i11f1 ' ari11 ~ I• 8HIAAIONIAMIAICAN IX• ~!..1. Me 1470, LOI ,.,,.._. ca. ltaich. CA tHU mer flt Id Lene.' len Juan PMll UC..OW. 1113 I tntl It, llUU1J WlltML99Herftl,21H1 Mtloue Oec*tttno, CA tH111 •1~• Me. CA t270t, Ann: Ttlll bUllneM II oondue1ed by • Lant, Huntington a.ell, CA. t2t4I 1hll ~ 11 ~ by. e KG , ,~, end tM IMt oerpotetioft. ~ " ...... 411 OOunttY OtfWtl ~. ~,.,, .. *""" 111.,,, ..... 1..wt1 '*""° ~ Hiii ..... , MlllelM HMa; CA. talO? •#Mra I.. Kleln eflMI bl Mnf\ 1, 1 .... 1.wNatl le tM MeMft IMrNlflf\, leomlll'Y MIMI I.le Hertle MOM D leflMo ....,,_. Mt blfof't IN '°'*""" TIMI~.,. fled .itt\ tN Thie -.attfMM .. Ned.,.. N THI tt...,,.,,. .. tlled 9"" IN ~ dttt ..,_. ......_ eountr an et er.,.~.,. OCUMY ewt1 Of Or~ ~..lf!. ~-ca-• 0r-. ~ L..-• ..ltD*'Y 111t J~fl. Jen7"tl, fN4 JM,Jl.1... ~ ,;.,__,:_, MltlCM* ,_ •~ ,_,. ,_ lnMfMled'Tt.,_..,...,. ....,.,..,., Or ... eo... ~ "'**' Orenge ~ Delly ~ °'at'O' c... ~ ~ Or ... ~ Oellr "°' ,. 7 14 I t, II 11M ...... ,.., 1•. n 21. MWCJl\t. ,,.. PllOt ,. , ... n H , M.m-1 , ... ,... ,.., , .. , ... .,_... ._,_... t7l•M 121·9' ~ .. ~t~ gwtel pen· County C*1I of 0r.,. County Oft -· = :-:: ~,: n«tl\lc>, 4400 MtGAr1hllr IMJ, Jan 12 ttl4 • ,.._. .._.. .... ,....._., .. ._.,.. :2'::o "°· ~ leedl. Ca. Pub!Wled Otano-Coeal o.ity ::::::. :.:.• ._, M 8"J,...., '9 Paul end ,,MOM l<llulny, tt31a Piiot fief> 7, t4 21, 21, 1914 .. U..-..... ......._It ... "\o~lfl91on IMof\, Ca 12148 '7t!' .... • • ...,_. ..-.... .,..... ""' Clate>llne 8qer. rtaJC NOTlC( ••• • •• .,,. .. ••• ,,. '"· •723 Mitty Ooul1, La Mw.. C. .,,. ·1m1 .................. t2.t01 ACTmOU81U8M.M fllf ''"..-. .. Mr ....... ruoene n N¥M 111-. eoo NAmlTAYWI•n ~..,, ......... ......., lprlng V"'-r Aoecl, "°"*· '2701 TM toftOWlnQ 1*90M art dOll'CJ 1·TO THI b991DA.NTt 1 ..,,. Herber1 I 1M IJIDbMh Pritt ~-. _..,., I ... .._.. _, "r ._ Tn.iat, 4400 MecAl1tM IMS, Me ,ACJfle WOOOI I.TO.. tUt ............ ,_ W ,_ _.... .. llO, ~ leed\, C& UMO ~aune1t,......,_,1eeett, ............... ,_--. <' 0. lox tote. ~ IMla fie, Ca tllt3 ... • d'YI .,_ w. aMWnOM Ca t20l7 N9wpol1 """°' ....,.., 1no .. • le .wet on ,ou. fie wttfl "* OOIM1 J . OMtilOl)Mr end Jene WOOd· Celltomll oorp., 1&M MoMMe, •""""*"NapOt•totne~t ward, HI Ortftwood M . Cotona "'"' ti, Ntowpot1 ._.,, c.. 18'3 UNaee ,ou dO, 'ffNt "'*'" wlll • dlt Mer, Ct tatat 0r-lt'fl C:O.t °""9llJl*a. ll'IC , 1 __,..,Oft ~!Oft of IM pleln- TIWI "'*-t le ~ by • C.tomie oorp • "'8 UdO, lift, _, t1*1 _,,, fMJ' .,.. • ....... ~. .....,,, lwlh, Ct t2tta ~gBMnl IOW* '°"tor IM,.-.. Ml lNVUTMINT, a tet*el TMe bu1ir.-le oondUateCI ., a _.,,., IW' In the ~ Wflldl ..,,,., llmlteO pertnerttllp ooutG ,..,.. Ill 0-~· of lueen I(. IMl'lt•• a gerw.i "'1· N9WpOf1 Hattliof luNwt. IM. ...... \aklf'!I ef ~ Ot pt~ IW J L. ,...,._.. ,.... Of OU. rflllill,..... I Fl If M H CIOMo Thl9 ltAWftlnt .. fled """ tN Thie .. .....,,..., .. !lied """ ... plMl1 ~ '*"" • OI .... ~ 9'\ Ollillntr' Olwtf1'f ~ ~Oft o.tlllll DK ,. irM:l;·1.... oW\, ti, 1.... U A aAANCti, C.. ,-U1 ,_.,, ty; KatNaafl A ~ l'luMIMd ar.. c... ~ Pu~ Or-lllQlt Colllll Dalt' 11\lbllanee Ofw'IOe'C.O.. 0.0, Noc fltloC ,_ 14, tt, ti. Mwcf\I. 1~ 11t1ot ,eb 7, t4 tt, t.... Jan lt , .. '1 t4, tt, ... .. ,... ,..... , ..... ' l ~ Pubt!tNd Orange c:o.t ~ l'llot ''° 7 14 21 2t 1 ... 1.,... Ml.JC NOTtcl LHt ,.. .. ,.,.,, llEPPER 'ljour ,.aJianl "l'J Jhin# /;L, /ft, ~ri'jhl morning Junri.u. 1/our paJJionaf, Jm;/, 9/ou J /;L, /h , warm evening Jun,,/, Swulhu1rl. laokin9 al 11ou maLf'J '"'I who/, Ja'I. To My 2 favorite glrla Shirley & Jennifer Love, David Meet me at the Marriott Hotel, 7PM, for dinner I and be my Valentine! Love, Bob Happ~ \Ja\ent\ne's Da~ to my wonderful wife Maimu. You are the greatest & / love you very much 11 '# Your husband, Bo~~~ ~ To KAREN. you ve nave come along way and are I very SPECIAL. LOVEL y GIRL Love you much Mom & Gabrlel To the Kin Happ v. g, Y alentin • the first f es Day o man together y I love · The p 1 You, arnsp . p . rtngs rincess KA T. ' 'he Gard · Q ma ueen t rnoo-er To the bes I know: ' J fove you. Ma Bell and the kidS . To The C.M.H.S BMuty'a LAUAA-SU8AN-JILL OANA·SHAWN Thank•. GOOd luck. ·don't IOf'gel that I LOVE YOU Love, CharteeC Happy Valentine's Day and 4 mo. anniversary. You are so special to me & I love you forever. Congrats on R tH becoming an uncle! X\. lr.:~BI• Love ya Sweetie ~ I ,..,, NACERA LOVE'S BRUCE When you argue hold my hand, so each day will be A VALENTINE Tera TIE 11un1T 1111 DEANA& JAN LOVE YOU MUCHI MOM & GAABAIEL I love you, love, Indeed I do. I love you. love, so ple~se be true. Of all the guys I've ever met. you re the one I can't forget. Your heart Is like a pot of gold. hard to get and hard to hold. Now I've got It. I'll hold on tight. cause you're the one I want tonight. LOVE YOUR WIFE, THUMPER as the padder of Dudley's four little feet. And within this fury llctle body beats, The warmest little heart you'll ever meet. Happy Valentine's Day J<oJeJ are /!(.,J, 11,·olrlJ ure /]/141, TO MY ODIE, Thank• for all the llappl- neul May Odle and Gerti.Id llv. on for8Y9ft I love you alWaysl YOUR GARFIELD To my darling daughter/ Jennifer & Sharley Have a great day. Love, Mom •KATHY• ..... , ... '"" ,.,, .. HYllHtlH'• ''"' , ... , DARREii 1/7'1 ::bar/;ng Boh, JA#E·O CHICKE#•O, !} Jove '!J011 •• :J)Oc1i• Sweets for the sweets to my darling babies Yolerie & Bobby ' Love, Mother Hl!)py V91«1tlne'I Oty IT'lllDl.UT 11 YUiil LM. • . . . .. . WE LOVE YOU. LESLIE, JOA/I/IA & GLEN# JOHNNIE: I loY9 you 10 much the Diamond Ring you gaY9 ~ lhowt how much you care. SYLVIA Thank• Wm. Hatold Jeweier.. N.B. To MY loving hutband UlllEL on thl• our tlrtt Valentf"" Day u hut- band & wife. I Love You. Garlleld, You are my lrue love Happy v11entlnes D1y Odle Happy V1lent1nes D1y Legs. Love Sandy KAREN WE'RE GOIN~ TO HAWAII FOR TH E WEEkEN D. LOVE , ED ~T/-r0 L~t £.1 UJt£0 'jol Bb :Jk;6 v•"' rao limericL6, rl.,m•6 or /anc'I /;,..6, ;..wt Zigg'Ji :Jon~i•, & ..9 wanlirag lo L. 'lour Vaf.ralin•. 'nic-'nic Georgia Jht Of T>t.d.roc~rs As 1 heard the tw<ln.9 of cuptds bow I thou1ht of ~ollr ped.tLl steel ever stnc.e thdt d.o.l' l'-Je ._ .. ""--,-~_. k.nown tha.t ou.r luv \s 'for re<ll ! M6m & Dad JANDRON Thankt 10< all your LOVE & help Happy Valentine'• Day LOV9 ''The Cabbage Patcil Kid" Happy Va lentines Day, GRANDMA & GRANDPA Love to Colleenie The Queenie The Honey from To Becki Laugh/Ing /Ike chlldren Uvlng /Ike lovers Forever In love Gary l •lltH• "'" ~!!11111• .. Tlllll~ To CHR1ssv1 I Love You Forev~r/ To Shari T 0 0 Great Wtf e and o good Friend. I LOVE YOU. . . . . . ' C8 Otanoe CoM1 DAILY PILOT/TUMday, February 14, 18M L. ..._OP,_.,... IALI It,...,_, II, 1N4 It 10'GO a.m. ~==1~1M.A K Oofpcnllon • Tnw. r luceeaur Truet•• or Deed Of Tl"Ult ........, Wolf. T,.._, Of ~o.rteln llrll H. ldlmtdt end ve c. ~. hu9bend ll'ld ...... IOlnt ........ end r.oorded ~ ,,, l1ia • lnecNment No. '2·21D41 IOI~ "9oofdt o1 Orenoe ec.-llY, CllttotNe. Ind piuAUeM to tMI oeftaln Noeloa Of°"*" ttweundtr t900i cted OcdOMr 11, 1ta • In- t No. ~51117, Of Offlotal of Mid County, will under 11UttUtnt to Nici OMO of T tuet publlo llUCltion for oeetl, 1.twf\11 of tM United Stat• Of , M c:.fller't ~ ~Y· Mid True1 .. drewn on • Of Mllonel bat*. I ttalt Of' ......., Mvlnat and loan maoct• __, OOmtolad In 1"'9 ttate, at Tht ~d .,.. ~ the two ~ It the Allen BulldlnQ, tac> lf\O Yorb4l Street, .. 140t I Yorbe Street, City Of Tu.Un, County of Of· lln09I CellfomJa. all that rt;ht, tltle end rn.._. con~ to and now held by It under Mid OMO of TNIC In tne P1'°'*1Y tltuated In Mid County end 8teta ~bed .. Lott of Trect No t0277, u per mac:» l'900f'decl In Book «8, Pagel 10-14, lnclu91Ye of mltoeuaneoue lftlC)e. In the ol'flol of the County Aeoordtf of Ntld Orangt County The ttr .. t Mjdr ... or othtf oom· mon o.ionatton of Mid property la. la purponed to be 3433 SumrMtMI Clrcte, C0ttt M ... , CL Said tale wltl be mtde wlthOUt oov.nant or werranty. ••I><-or lmpffed. u to mi.. ~on or encumbrancee to Ntltfy the unpaid bel~ dueon tn. note or notM MOured by H id Deed of Trull. to wit: 128,660.2 t, plue the IOllowlng Mllmatld 00111, llCl*'!Mt and Id· vancet 11 the tlm. of the lnltlal pub· tloatlon of thl• Notice of Sei.: 1830.58 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER, YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED AUGUST 11, 1982. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC- TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB- LIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EX· PLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· YER Dated Jenuarr 28. 1984 orecloeure Contulttnll. Inc 14081 YorO. Street. Sutt• 210 uatln, CtllfMnlt 92880 7 t4)73 t-3942 w OfrMtod ubO.ned Otano-Cout Delly PllOt ~.,,.3 1, Feb 7 14, t984 725-84 P\mlC NOTICE C'9'.-ot7 NOTICI CW TRUl.Tll'I IALa T.I . No. ICM111 '"'" 11• NOTICI YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. DATED Mey 28, ~983. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION 0 PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT AY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER On Maren 8. 1984 •t tO 00 A.M . CALWIOE TRUST DEED SER· VICES, INC . u duly 1Ppointed Tru11 .. under and pureuant to Deed of Truet recorded June 7 1983. u lnll no 83-238416. of Of. fk:lal Record• In the office ol the County Recoroer ol Orenge. Stitt of Cllifornlt executed by Thomu R Van Wegoner and Cato! c Van W8Qoner. hlJtbtlld and wit• WILL SELL AT PUBLIC ALICTION TO 111GHEST BIDDER FOR CASH OR CASHIER S CHECK (paytble 11 llnw of Nit in llWful money of IN United Stat•) In the lobby of the front of Suitt t07 II 2130 E Founh St Senta Ant . Celtfornla Ill right, uti., and lnter•t conveyed to and now held by II under "'d Deed of Tru1t In the property lltuated In "Id County and State detCflbed 11 TF'le Southwuterly 80 fMI of the Nort"911terly 180 fff1 or the Southeaeterly 205 1 .. t of Lot 288 of Newpor1 Helghll. In the County of Orange. State of Calllornle. H per mep recorded In Book 4 Ptgt 83 of MlecellaMOY• Mapa, In the ottlce of the County Recorder Except the Northeuttf'ly 815 feet The llrMt lddr... ol the rHI property ducrlbed above 11 purported to be 2189 Tu1t1n Av· en~. Cotti M .... CA 92827 The undettlgned dleclalm• any llablllty for eny Incorrect,_ of the above 1trtet lddr ... Slld NJe wlll be mtde, bUt without covenant or warranty H · preu or Implied, r8Qtrdlng title, po .... lk>n. or encumbrtnoM. to pey IN remllnlng prlnetpel eum of tn. note(tl MCUred by Mid Deed of Trust. with lnttt .. t thereon 11 provided In Mid nota(I), ldvanoM, If a11y, undtf' the terma of u ld 0..0 of Truet f.... ch1ro-end ex- penM1 of the TruatM and of the trulll craated by Mid Deed of Trull The 10111 emount of fht unpeld balenc.e of the obllgttlon MCUr by the property to be told end reeaonable ettlmlted 00111, t x· penMt and edv•ncet t1 the time of the tnnlal publlcetlon of the Notice of Sele la $78.015 55 The 1>enellcl1ry under Hid Deed of Trull he<ttofore executed end dellverll<lto the underelgntd a writ· let! Oecl11rat1on of def1u11 end De- mand for Sale, and 1 wr11ten Notice of 0.ltult and Election to Sell The underalgnll<I caueed "'d Nollet of Default end Elecllon to Sau to be recorded In 1ne county wn.re reel property 11 located Oete Februery 2. t984 CALWIDE TRUST DEED SER· VICES INC AS TRUSTEE 18327 Sherman Wey 1R...01 CA 91335 (818) 708-88 13 By VICKY JENKINS TRUSTEE SALE OFl'ICER Publllhed Orenga Co11t Dally Piiot Feb 14 21 28 t984 834-84 l'tlll.IC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUI 8Ult•ll NAM! ITATIMENT rn. fotlowlno peoreone ere doing l>Ullneet .. CENTAUR PROPERTY MAN AOEMENT, 2892 Club MtN Pl , Costa M .... Ct 92827 Lonnie L L ... 2882 Club M ... Pl., Coela M .... Ce 92827 Thlt bullneet It conduelld by an lndlvtduel LONNIE L LEI Tltll ttatament w .. nled With the Coun1. CWll Of Otano-County Otl FeO .• 19M ,,,.,_ Put>llMed <>rano-Cout Oeny Plot'«> 14, 21 21. Mlleh e. t~ 921-84 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 642-5678 CLASSIFIED INDEX ..... ... .... In!!!,., la!t ..... • ... THE DAILY PILOT lMI fm!tl lOll e:t!~ •111 -~h lllllWP PAii <:LASSIFIED OFFICE HOUJ\sF-=*=iiiiii=lilii LITllUlllY A8SUM oov.ALOAN Tnpi. wide so·.eo· woe REAL ESTATE '\~r&l ANJ\ftnl Hilla •1•t.1aN1 ~ P.n11 .... i.. ~.-.v.no &M<h C.CW-O.I Mar Coot.a MOM o.n. ... Ill l3T0t0 '""""'"'V~y Hunu~..,..h Munt Hari.o..tt !nnJ>e '"""'""."'" L.Acvrwi H11Lt UfUM Ht .... I i...~ ,..,,...., M...oo v .. ,, Hrwp>rl &Nrn s.ncie...... .. S.n Ju.an C•~•V•Ail~ S.nt.a /IJo. S..al a..ch Sou•h.....,,.,.... S...-t e...-t, Tu.aun Wn~Nt.er Mobil• H.,,,._ Acr«"•lt" i\partm<-1\la Bor...-h PtvJ>"'rl~ &u.!MM l'ropi. ~"''""'Y Ulla C-Omml Prol)Pr" WR CHAft>ISE Te~phon.e Service: ~= ~~"':.':... ::~ Monday-Friday ::; ~·~w. .. i. ::! 8:00 A.M .. 5:30 P.M . IOI• c;.,.,..... .. l:qvll"'._, I ti/I :m ~=':'-v"w :~2 Business Counter: :~~; t~~;;."a.i.. ~, Monday.Friday := ~~-=~o.i..s. :~:! 8:00 A.M .• S:OO P.M. 10>6l M ... h,~) HUI ::: ~:"1~:= m• DEADLINE. 10~ M.....-at 111611\t'""''-t224 IO)J Olh·~ turnllur• • Pl:BLICATIO~ 0£A0lf~[ I~ lqu1.,,.,..n1 Ul 111u .,...,_•a.,.,.. •m Monda\ at l I 30 a m 106f Sp.otttnc l-9 · 101• TV Rad·· St.er"" em Tuesda\' \ton l·30 p rn 1071 • := BOATS W ednesdav ·1u"" l<W p.rn . IOllil lt..mr """' ;!lo1101 Thursda\ "i·d 4 :rn 11.rn. 1118.1 1 ........ 1 1ouo ...... ~r ~~:~ Fri da, f h11r!-·l:'Hl r1.m. 1~""'' 1100 e.., .... i !>•• ~u011~, Saturnav ~ r1 'HJ<J I' Ill 1 U~ M•'•h,. t .. 4u:111 M n1 ~" "" 7020 C' d L I ()') 1t!IO •• • 10 •••• ;:,un a"· r ri > 1 11.111. 117, .,,,111 &t t.i...i.. • r IWC ""·r.,.. 7024 L 122· !o>u"P''" 1"•""''""' 1ine CANCEL A T IO'.\ & I l)( ~aolbu.,tb 7()2- llY II 111 Wiii! 74X80' ~ 1 on Balboe Ptn· on 1h1rp 48R • l\Mted IMno dlnlng•kltchen hrt1a •1 lar htltl lntula that would offer pool. Many xtr ... Lo dn. arH, 3 Nd room• & Two Unite ... 3 & 2 IJdrm. bay vt.w with a 2•tty OWC I= TD 10 quel. 38ath•both llQ,,l & dark· AND THEY'RE NICE home bultt on It. Curftnt· buY91'. &42·6683 ., lnterlo<9 • .,...~ to rte IT'S NOT A FIX!Rll ly UMd u otftce end Oat· LOT fOf Nie by owner tn rm & pool ., ... AQ1. Draatloally reduced to •· Alltlng '425,000 Cotta M .... CUI'! pref. 1 .. 5•40--5.93•1 ____ _ S229,000. ·, Hlghelt off• accepted. r• urum Traditional (102) 329.9311 Reno 1 .... -•• ......_. ... ---.,::---'T'.11~ .. o:,1ya!'29·=·::C,:!: Realty Nt'#OrltWAduttCondo 2 Xint A:t:7'ator• on ~L..atge 70•100ftat 631·7370 3Br28d 125K873-3313 ~~~~;.:. lot with ctoM up of "' 1 2400 + 2360 aq ft or b1)'ffon1 eottvtty. Plana IEW lllUll laat. ltae' 1041 c':n be combined. ·Re lnetucMd for dramatic,... 0•••11 alonomlca Corp. Jim mod.i of thla exi.11na nan YINMt 0..rt hNt Graham t?M700 dupta Into 2-etory, S Winding bflolc walk to • Trl·i.v.il 28' 2'A b&. 2 car 1..-----:-r---- bedroom home. Room bNutllul College Park gar Recqll9t ball, tennl•. C.-trti&f '°'pool anes auu haw a ct1wmer.S1ep. 1ntoa1ov. tauna, a12s.ooo Bkr. f!!J!fH 1110 yttd. Call for detalla on ly llvlng room com-~377 __ tltla unuaual value. pllmented wtth thUttera l f Newpor1 ayfron1 pr1men 831-1400. and a double brick fir• at ornce bldQ. e.472 eq • , place t.clng fMng room & a 1.eoo,000. 8111 Grundy WATERERONT femlly room. Country * IPH Hiii * Bkr 875-8181 · HOMlS •-· •tyle kitchen with trench on low priced Ranctlo San 1350 REAL ESTATE dOO<t loOk• out to IUlh Joaquin • 2 •tory lac ... '"' 111·1400 landecaplng and 1hade lownhome w /vlew . Trade. TD. CHh lor •--------covered patio. 3 giant Own•r flexlble. S 113.000 equity. Attume bedrooma, 2 bathe. A 25 PALOS·Sun 1·5 $212,000 1at a COM CQndom1niu"'" O...plr•"' Uniu H.,._. ID I» MOW<l : ~ TRANSPOfHATIOH CORRECTIO:\S: llPLD :m ~~~~ ::~ Cancellations and r0rrertions ma y Loc~!~~'i.~reet mu1t .... only I 139.900. J Doran Bkr 759-0e19 duplex. e.42-5290 Call now 54&.2313. '"""""' ProP"rlY lndUttr\al Propt) l;>U for Sat. Mob!I• Honw Par~ RENTALS K...-~ HO<.-. Uni~ .. _ rumiah.od"' Untu......n..i Condo"'"' Condo Uni • Town._ furn T ow.VW..-Un r Duplunrum Oupleuo Unl i\partmenla l'\;m..i..ct i\.par1nwn1A Uni Apia l"l.m u. U nl Hoarna Room a. &..rd Ho~la.Mowlo Cunt .._ Sumnwr ft.tnt.a.la Vaaouut1 ~nt.a.la •ll#nw. '°Skar• •ll#nw. Wanwo GA1119 tor RH>t Olin ~nt.aLt aw.,,_ ~nt.aLt c:..:.mmJ ll#nt.aLt lndu.at ll#ntala Slllral(• Mo• Rent.ola 14()( l •nl"'"" eoi• be made on same J ea<lli nes as / 1uat • few block• trom 10~ M11u" Boi.... 801~ • thopplng. 3 Bdrma. & 2 :~~~::"=Sr<,,,...... :Jo above. Please ask for a ca ncell ation bath• In each unit + fir .. l)l• "' • eo22 b h 1. placH, Hperete gar· l)'I< h•olm Trov•I 8024 num er w f"n canrPI in~ your ad. agH, bit-In kltchen1. '"' T•••I•" \'11111) 6026 carpeu and drapea. I~ ERRORS· Owner'• unu hU been 1* AUTOMOTIVE ..... • completely redecorate! :m ""u 1 ....... nM 1108011~ heck your ad dail y and report 1 A1k1"i S395.~. • . ""'° ""rvw..-V•r\& .:1 C 71 .. , ) i\u~• w."""' uo10 errors immediately. The DAILY "' 67 ·4400 ·1 llOO Spvt1> l\.o<• kuda 11112) 1J I JI U .. 2121 rnx. ~r~~7' o ... ~ :~ PILOT assumes li abilitv fo r thP first HARIOR ;~ ~:,~'I"'' , ...... :!~ · ncorrect ir.sertion cnlv. 1410 ~~~~ AUTOS IWORTED 2)l() Alt• H.•.n"" 11105 .......... 11111 ..... 1111!1 ••• 1111 .. _______ _ 2)3) i\u<l· 9107 l" 2eoo ilu••"· ''°' I lal H f I I CLASSIFIED 642-5678 2700 HMW ti 12 taHI Ir I t alH tr I t :llOO l'11mon 9114 11_ mo u. .... " e111 lntr1I IOOZ .... atral 29()2 [).I,;.,, •II 9118 2804 ,.,,,.,, 9121 2'()) t••• 9123 1909 11 ..... 1. 912) ' LIDO ISLE 1002 --------- ~~ ~·.';;~.. ::~ Traditional 3 Br, 3 ~ Ba. Bayfront, pier & mt J'""'" D1J1 float for 65' boat. Priced to sell $1,100,000. 2912 L.mbo.1r•hon1 91l3 21114 i... ... ,. 913) ~::: ~:;;.. ::!i Remodeled 3 Br, 2 Ba, lrg playroom, mo M-r•u 910 fireplace. beam ceiling. $420,000. 21122 Mof<'r'<.lft llrru 910 2112) M11aub"I" 9147 M(, 9149 W11lll 3BEOROOM 30g E. 19th. Attume low Int loan. s.ti.r wlll help fin an~. S 125,000. Joan Howe 875-7896 Bkr UITlllE 00110 111,1001 Opo.I 81)1 ANHOUf4CEMEfHS P"""''" ::~~ Panoramic bay & ocean view 4 Br, 4 Ba, ~....... 'Wl PN'""' l h p . l $775 000 IRYl•E TEllUDE Sparkllng 2 Bdrm with decorator touchea thru-out. lndudee a 2 car garage, pool & ape. A ctlarmlng 1i.rter 10< the young couple. NHr new and It'• prtoed to Mii nowt Call today M&-7171 '-'-' 61 """""" J/I04 p,.,,. t.. v1)7 patio, poo ome. nme oc. , . P..-.ala 1012 ~uh llU9 P""°""I 3tf'y..... .14)14 ll<>!Lt Hovn 111111 Sct.oob ~ lntt.N<w.n .101& fl,..,., ::~ Tra•~I Ml I a -..Wb F but>aru vt67 abulous bay/mountain view. 1 Br. 1 Ba, VISTA DEL LllO IAYFROllT BUSlf«SS I. FIHAHCIAL fu ... oit.a ff1,1Mf•~ \ '"'"' .. t(•I" 4 a .. \ohu 4UJ4 \1H1i ·•~v condo co-op. Lowest price. $295,000. .. 1,. .11 1·3 Vl7~ VI .. , IAYSIDE PUCE IAYFRO•T Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br. 2 Ba up; 2 Br 2 Ba dn. 2 boat spaces. $1 ,500,000. THE REAL ESTAT&:RS WTllMllPLD 240 MAGNOLIA 1160.000. Drive by, then call Joan Howe 67S.76IHI Brott er THE REAL EST AT&: RS llWllWllW Roof, carpeting, walpaper, vinyl noort, kitchen. land· IC8Pfng, patio and more. In factthl• one It new In and out. Meta Verde 3 and a den with ramlly rm. Greet existing loan and the full price la only $169,900. Don't mlN ltl 751-31g1 C:SElKT ~PROPERTIES C::SELECT -r PROPERTIES TIEILIFFI IEWNllT IUOI aw,,,._.,.,, s.i. •a....,,_ ()pponuNU-. e.....,,_w.,.i..i •rnvf"l'tnwnl ~curv11,.. lnVft\IN'nl W.,,lf'd 'MCln<'v LO Loan •M(lf'M"" \o\f&ntf'd Mt>rtl(•ll" f l> , PElllllU HOIE OCUIFRllT ---------Open & epaclout 3 Bdrm EllLlll TIHll home only 4 YMrl old. Ill Uifll nettled on a quiet •LIHllU* IPllWU.1-1 1HYl1 .. lte 3 bdrmt, 3 beth• $425,000 [Mf>LOYMENI II·!• \.\ .. 1,1,...1 •.J.,r,. "'-•r•h.,J Ocean & jetty views. Marine room, 4 Br. 3 Ba. 3700 sq. ft. 4 car parking. $1 ,285,000. Prim• locatlon over-cul-d .... c In • beautlfully ~~~~~~~~~ looking lafrwayt, lake tcenlc grM nbell araa. _ and nlte ilt ... 5 Br, 2 fire-High beamed celllngt LIHHALn 111·7100 AMMALS STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? According to Calllornle Bu1lneas •nd Proleaslon• Code (Sec 17900 to 17930) •II perton1 doing butlneas under 1 tlctftlou1 n•m• mull fife a ll•!•ment with the County Clerk and h•11e It publlahed four Umat In a newtpaper 1er11lng the •r•• In which the bualneea I• located The tt1tement I• required by law and 11 nece11ary In protecting your bu1lne11 name Moll b•nkl require proof of llllng to open commercial accounta. CORO•ADO CAYS llYFRllT Corona Island cust. bayfront lot . 85' boat deck. Plans avail. Now $370,000 w/trade. AllllOWNEU HOIE Near new 4 Br, 4 Ba. lake view. 3:>00 sq. , ft. $440,000. Will trade for a local prop. plac... ilbrary, bllilard and wood burning fire- rm, family rm. Attention place. $299,500, FEE to every detail In thl• cut-land I M&. 7171 tom Valentine built home. $2,850,000. Tom Alllaon e.44-8200 THE REAL ESTATERS BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR )41 Boy\od• 011v .. N B 6/', 1>161 1.llH MIT& llU Chatmlng 3 Bdrm home with entry courtyatd & 1 ape. Family room with 1-----------11-----------1 fireplace opene to a 2nd ' ... ' , ri>\ ~ 111,100 f:9' Red Estate .Al,.rATfflCIU fHCfSIHCf•M• 10 •EWP1 h~1R1 T IUd01I I ne o t... nnt an atg· IAYOIEIT ett condo• ror your ThrM bedroom1. Huge money. Highly upgreded. famlty room. Formal din· Walk to all thopplng. ~all Ing room. Property altu· f 0 r m 0 r • d • t • 1 * 1ted on 1peclou1 corner 548•2313 lot with private clreuler driveway Three c.,-gar· 1ge with bulll-lna and work thop .. NOW ..... THE REAL ESTATE RS patio. Priced to NII at 1185,000. Calf Binnie IULHll 1m&L1 Of I detail . GE 159.9100 ~ - (Duplex) 2 thr .. Bdrm. 2 I Bath unite, newef with llrep~. d9CU, t>eamt, near CdM ahope, only What a Wonderl\.11 World NEW and lowty decor: 2 of Shopping, right at u ·l'IWl()Uf t1()M~• atory townhM , pvt en- $320.000 your fingertip• ev.ydayl ,.;:__~t----------, trance, 38d 2ba., pvt..,._ 0 11fy Piiot CIHtlfled Realtor•. 975-vuuu Ill GUYii trance, 38r 2ba .. pvt encl. Ada. To place your ad, Goll courM view. 2 Br patio, bullt In kitchen, din· call &42-6878 and let a lalltH condo w/2 car gar. 275K. Ing arM. garege, laundry The OAIL Y PILOT provldH both filing end pul>llc1tlon 1ervlce1 We have all Iha nece11ary form• and m1lntafn • dally 11rvlce to the Orange County Courthou11 Either atop by one of our con11enlent office• or phone the LEGAL DEPARTMENT 642 ... 321 , ht 332 for more fnlormatlon and forme ... . $295,000 IJ1·7IOO. Cly~~lled Ad-VllOf help Ptalasall lOO? hookup, fireplace. ..,,. Comm. pool. acroN from --r::===~===:?=:::..!.:=· =::::::=!!!:::=:=~ BaYffont Condo, lrg 2 Br park. 1850/mo . 2 Ba. boat tllp, panoramic COM. view of bay & llghll, N••~ ••ort1 •4ulp"'•nt f •us. 0 '· ti ~·.l :·~·.. . '": -• •c" • WO It •••• f or Cl.aalr~ Ad ACTION Call A DAILY riLOT AO·YISO. '4i-u1• I • Ii '. !' l' ;j I' I' I' ] IOUll-Lm ..... n .. Ol1taffltlfft1 UH DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME? All new bu11ne11ea using a flctlttou1 name. muat by l•w be regfatered with the County Clerk. The DAILY PILOT provi des the form• and fifing 1ervlee1 for our .:u11omer1 If you are atartlng • new bu1lne11 call th• DAILY PILOT for Information and forms 646·4321 UT 331 Daily Pilat , , YOUR AD IN THIS SECTION IS REACHING 108,777 HOUSEHOLDS 261,064 READERS COMPARE* OUR CLASSIFIED RATES Illy Plot Santa Ana Re lister Newport Ensl&n I The Pennyuv• 25c ptf thousand 52,000 Circlllltion 10,000 49C rMclltltion pet tflomnd --Rat• Butd On 3 Lin• - 7 Tim• • 8.-cl On Cofnptit!M ~tlon In Piiot Meritt view, aparkllng cond ecrou from perk. Decor· S 5 7 5 , 0 0 0 C 1 I I at0< 1harp 3Bd, trench 213/947-5H4 evaa, doora. atrium & dining. 213/9,,.5-23"'7 dayt. 673-7761 $1800/mo. Owner wlll thow by appt. Wlftrfre.t ..... let, C111a1 ••t Mar IHI 111tn. 111· 1411 / 221.1&111111 TWO LiHI Llld llR <><:.an vu from thl1 2-aty 3 L:Ut. e;;; COd. 36R Br 3 Ba home on • na ONGI 3'Abe, tam. klteh, din rm, 40' wide lot. Only atept to ITAml COM.PAJfY frplO, petlo, Mwtng room, main beach '4t25,000. 1tudlo, gat. Yrty S1800. Drive by & call Martt et _.. MQlr Prop 876-4000 Jecoba Rtty 875-M70. If ... _.. 1 .. 11,.......1c::------ Herbor Ridge. S.t Of ... popular Mira M.,. Greet Ptala1ala U07 • oua11 v1ew 1545,ooo. M•.e231mr P1 c m PUfllTl.lllTlll IYIWlll P2aoo eci n. 0dtx :er. 2~ 5 Bdrma, 3 bettla, lncludee SAL" OR TRADE Ba Ir" maater bdrm maater eulte end lerge "" • • 3 family room and with Cu• tom con I e m pd 1Ufte, den, lam rm. off·itreet parking for up wood/gl.... lrvtne T~· frpfc'a, atept to bay, nr to 7 cars Only 4 dOOfa race, UOO ft. 4 Br. 3 ~ beach, elarm, No ~. ' Ba 4 oer git + WOf'k lf\p, Yrty IM. 500 K St. By from the 9ntrenct to '~ A. leQltlmate bey vt.w. APP t . I t SI 0 O I m o Main Beecfl. Now on the 1 .. ,. 000 ,.P ll0.000 U • 5..,_2575 market at only '499,000. g_,, · • ..._ 1111 11ung 111. e.4 .. ·72H 1ctft .. .--.. --•• -rl~ILl....--.unnr.. /Jn Nll,fl 11/\11 f 'I "' \'1 '-ii ll 11\f I '1 •DOVER SHORES. 2 L. f Ga: crpta, utii rm, 8 bdrma, malda, 4500 aq aun,,Y pvt terrec. Welk to tt. '4H,OOO. 142· 1234 bc:h a ~ No '**· Lux., Ocearl Vlft..1._ VUI• 1828/mo. f13-t33! Balboa. 2br, 2ba. R21K. 28R 2be UPI* unit, 7091~ M4-t200 Coby 6414!1& Orchid. sns mo/mo. No ....un.aw U1•&.11...a '*'120-noeaet 2 bdnM 2 bathe com-Welk to ahope, beeefl, Bel. iiiO. 2 It, 9«199· ~ 5 , I In k'tt......__ Pl«, r.ny, '91t. 31tl2ba aouttl °' HWy. "° """~:owaw"';:'d ... 218 lal • 173-2943 708 Avocedo. 973-7 If ...... ~hoc*upe,2 ........ ..,,. llY*PLA9 car genoe, l>cctlant lo-t241Klkrooop t42-4tet &eytront apaolOut I It I cation otoee to bMotl & aa 11780/mo. 'Mhlon l*nd. Pl1oed at 1111 GNncty 17M111 •1•..aoo. .....,_ ~ au&.n Ptime 1ocat1on. t atorv. 2 41t 2t)a, Yl9w, poo1, tennte. ., .. ,.. ~:-d:: =-= ~/~ ~1111 Al'IT nMi5' • ~ 10 "dflW fu t I Wh•n YOU pMloe an aid ln the D9'ly ~Mot Wint Mel 0... rtOft /Mt·M71 & otu~~~ LU1t. 1 It, Ir; M8tr autte, :"tow~ Aak • .,. 614 '•rnleaf, Ina ortOe. S1S7,000. • HOim!;.. ftO peta. ~ m&n 2-13/Ue wa2 ., .. , .. $2.17 per day That'1 ALL you pey for 3 .,_, ao daYI lntN DAlY Pl OT SERVICE DIEC TORY plu9 the IRVINE MIRROR end the HUNTINGTON 8!AOHCOM8ER~ W~eyat no extra CherQ91 CAU TOOAVll Ul .. L.111 V our Deity Piiot s.-me Dnctory Attprelef\laOve MJ.a21 nt.111 f • & .; . l , ClO ACROSS <45 Olrte' echOof 47 WUhdtlWI MIVIOUI PUZZU SOLVED 1 Cowboy gear 51 Hemi.t, o.g & Hudgear 52 Pelnled 10 W•ken• 5"' Tr .. t t4 Tetror 58 Caution 15 ~t9d 59 Ch lled te Local map 61 Badgtt'• kin 17 Hock~ 62 Female· e.uff pal~ &3 Remain 18 Hindu M Turkish city .. Olympus" 65 Title paper 19 Miian money 66 UK rlvM 20 Alaska 67 Pretend peninsula 22 - -oll tonic 24 -accomplf 26 Prtde member Z-7 M onths 31 Cereal 32 Decants 33 LP 35 Drunkard 38 Enghsh composer 39 Telephones 40 Revamp 4 1 Pasture 42 Protrude 43 Cadence 44 Deer 2 3 14 20 32 38 41 52 58 62 65 4 DOWN 1 Auditors abbr 2 Rodent 23 Earth 3 Once more 25 Path 4 Apron 27 Gem 5 Beetles 28 Center 6 Amateur 29 Albacore 7 Fish sauce 30 Drosses 8 Alpine area 34 Extort 9 Pa1nstak1ng 35 - - 10 F1rst-a1d item record 11 Vibrant 36 Polish river 12 Reduces 37 Canadian 13 Show biz polft1co names 39 Combatant 21 Machine tool 40 T rattor 5 7 8 9 42 Tree part 43 Quarry product 44 Execrated 46 Damage 47 Marry again 148 Growing out 49 A la - 50 Corp VIP 53 Doye11 55 Aa1 -- 56 Weave type 57 Spmt 60 Stam 11 12 13 ltJ1 Wu... 1111 !tlt Wuttit Hf! •Ir Wu... 1111 .,.••_tt _____ '!9~~~~~1!.1-~~~~~-i-~~~~~ • ....,. Pt•·Scbool Te"h•r. am'flll MOIUCUtl Cook·A·Too, With .. '°' ~ TUH· ll!Urt. Ne-.porl fOt ar. MrtlJO ... In HOO Obo Hand ftd, ~ 8eiOn. ~1M7 8-.ch. 1:30• 11:30AM cfynemle, p11:..t1 ft. Of• tame, ~ CIQe. Codlet IUW....... U/Jlr,"2-321? nee. AlrPort ., .. TYpino Spaniel. AKC, ..,,, 1100. -::--""'.'"".'""------f .....,...-111!•9'--"'! =J_j.;...=----·185, Ptof~ ~-tl2-10M ... ~ 1111 Sharl> pereon,,..,.,., •or • ~ uary 11250 10 Q;t4'F i;u;;. a:;;a metal cHtlng, utlng PllllTill ttar1 wtth ~' ben-l~~~~""!\l!'I~= MW, mlg arc weldtr, IOW"*"P centrltllgal me-Can you.... tfttt. ~ r-.uM to. 1U11909 tnndet. gr.rot. ct\Jne, ....._..ry ~Ing Spare 3 hr• nightly? 4M5 MIC:Arthut COut'I IUtfect plat•. 181ge cutorf eicp. MIPM A«lrM OK. Areyou. 1200, Newport IMch. aaw. toot & cutt., grfnd.. Call Owy 831.()312 W .. groomed, CA 92te0. Attn: Anne. ~A l'Otd Town .,, .,, "'1lcal mlll, com· 111111181 deptnd•ble IUllT-y PIT SHOO AetlOC'9d. P.P. prHtor, bench mtll, Thr poeltlont a 9"able and Mff motlveted? U , 815-'191 dlOltal & POMf f9ed for ._ .. M _. ~ v • _ _, Ooyou.... Small, l)IMUnt engine.· mitt. (714) 17.,.1.,..,,. '" .,..,., no ..._t. '"""""". EnlOYwottilngwlthkld•? Ing otflc•. Mon-'''· Ant~ oek romop ci.-" ·----------• lent ~unity for ed-rfYouQl'ltin1W9rYES 1·5PM Mu .. bt good wlkey, $460. 8'0-0357 llllftllu... 1111 US!D~'fif\UCKS vanc.rnent. No ~ Phone MIJ.1021 typlat. Mt-523-4 Caloric dble ~ range COME IN OR CALL FOR = wc~3uit h~~ 2:30-epm Mon th"' Fri ll•n••y Tl microwave & Mlf-deen: 200 Gal. Aqu.r no ecceae. ear Ello.ltent lncom. K -mMl probe rollMOrle. _l_l_2_&._ew __ a._7_850-e __ t_a5_ no &PPUIW, qualified. ,o, appt, c.11 PIT 12..a:30 PM, Mon-Fri. T WI, ITdL~~· B fll11 1400. s1&-153e •UYI 11111.00 Collrmmi.r.ILo.nLlllo Mr. Wiiton, &&2·.5&43. Dependable rec-.>tlonlat 1YPlng, ,,.,_.,one,F_,,.no. 1 acts 11 MeglolalandMtn\berthlp wanted. Mutt heve lront Mphone,pert0n ..... ey • ._,.~iip~~'!'!'!'~~~ 11105. Mr,Rey7$1•24~ 1821 1Bl!ACH8LVO llllO&LnllTlfO office •PPHrenct. Very~ C>tl'*al offtotn cu ,.. ator. n -=-~.,......------,-HUNTINGTOHBEACH FIT, upr'd. •panlth PhOnea. rtllng, typing, eltlllt req d. 6elid reeutM 1100 5~8-eo 80 Gel lhOw tank wl'lt" Hl·IOlls Uf.Ul1 ~Ing. QOOd ~t• colt t1udtnt OK as oo & Mitty hlltety lo: mirror. nat rodca/und/ Call863-9f03 hr Cell Ml•t A'•h wanm ~~:~:.~r;:gu •ttndl150obo831-te37 WIWllTYHI Motel m.id & i.undty pet· ton nMdtd, 8030 w PCH, NB. M2-.3030 833-0..26 3990 W .. tttty Pl, •280 . COMIC BOOKS ANO OLUI 1111 OAll .UL min aay Newport Bdl. 92MO REFRIGERATOR REPAIR BASEBALL CARDS .. LOC91 home tttlmete $27 --ht & ......... 1•2• u~ experienced aoent detlf-no•m n1n Larry·, Refrlg. 1eo-1~s ~ etvd.."'M0.2eis'-•H•t•M• ~ ~no CdM to-luxury i.eouna ErHeh ,~_,...._.,..,,.......__,,....,...,..__ StatVtng Ac1~ Moving cation wtth "" Mt.ab-hottl. Muttl-f~ poeltton w~:::er I dryer• $ 135 ea. Im llU Co !"Md• etro clM/I ll•hed CdM firm. High overMelng Metlrlty, valet weaher • 100· Refrlg. High apeed drlll bite, top of • ownr C#, cut' brl ht & :ffie per. commtaalon Incentive & perking •taff. Should 1150. M9-5Me the tint, lnduttrlal grtd• 48K ml, pert oond .. 90~ for ~ouMhold good• plus private office and have retell NCUrlty ex-any tlze 1ny quantity 364 I~=~~~~~~~ $3750/obo. M5·5374 or moving 650•1368 aecretary. 075-2311 Daye perlence. Cell Judy each on up. Write to 1~4 WL I .._ e.42-1181 · & Ev/Wknd• 675·33 11 Stone, 494-8450. EOE · PC .o rware Santa Fe Liquidator•. "•" 1nlYt1 =---r.-----rin.-z .u"sl.I S3o-seo. ceu tor ll•t 7325'L R d et d ltaaa t I llEOEPTlllllT S«vlee station attendtnt, 559--0559 ,. He a v • '81 Deteun, air, thell, wN•.1;.,p;.iiirii~~~~~ CERT NURSE'S AIDES for busy ohlr()p(ac11e of-FIT or PIT. Chevron Ste· de9t 503. Reaede. CA llrH, ttefeo. mlrrort. 176 Qordtni, electric 7am-3 30pm a ptr1 time lice. Must be lharp, well lion. 3000 Fairview. CM Computer Syttem. Com· 91335 or call 7 daye • 6«-4020 dya; 759--0eoe sunroof, hardtop, racing 3pm-7pm PINMC911 be-organized & dependable modart O• w/prlnter, wee« (213) 997·8~3 SR5 •82 Tovota long btd ... te, ale. pit, lltte new l ......... n 10am & 5pm Mon Stock P•aon. futt time. CH•. ttpe drive, word f :. .. _.1 • $3300/080 850-4131 t;;; Fri 549-3061 . I wTlth ~5 phOneNma,nner Intelligent. rHpon•lbl• procenor. modem $500 RARE MINK CAPE em/ m cut .,_' new ype .. wpm. on smo-per•on only Apply 982•3478 SACRIFICE $1200 Michelina Se2501080. T!leta Offlot ,.,, .... , ker preferred. 831 ·5690 3-5PM Ruby's Diner on r 549-2758 673-2505 1•1~11''°""1-.c .. o·,-o"ll-.~wl"l".~g~o~n Part/time evening• & Hnm1111T BalbOa Pier '" •• .. Stcr•t•ry dHk. sao. Tracka s White. Auto. 18M ml. 1 weekends Good phone Law offioe. Must type 45 Take charge per•on '" em apay Swlv~ desk chr, S20. '63 FOt'd FSiekup. dOOd owner. R/R, am/Im, Ilk• vOice Ask for Kathy, wpm, have super front of· needed 10 handle Inside Kltttn. Adults 54tar'1 Organ, $400 Con-running cond. Ndt minor new $5500. •9•·2003 751·8822 fl E 842 9852 sole, $45 HeayY duty ce appearance. X· sales, clerical, etc. dull... • aho1> tbl, s25. Plano. wrk S 1400/bo 842-2468 '69 CORONA: • dr, good ORIEi IER perlenoe necetaary Cell •mall otfloe. Prior ex-Sweet red F 11A yr old $400. 851-0274 a...& I .. cond. S750. 997-1467 Busy phones. order taking weekdays 9•5· 840•9951 perlence In etectrlcal Bloodhound mix, need• _, .. , .,.rttw (leave meaMQe) and writing. variety job RESTAURANT HELP EX· equlppment pref Mall r• yard/company. 548-9584 flee •raitan/ A .. J tl07 73 Toyota 2dr hrdtp very ~~~hd ,g:i~undee ~~n~:i r-=~~,-~taa & ~1~!a!,°o pc~· 9~~810•, Fara tut 5 ltaJratat fut 17 §. good eon d. reliable, S 1 tOO. ' cell handwriting req PleaM . ' . ,. Couch light brown NeW Pitney m cop;;, $1500/obo M2-4390 ' •92•3530 aft •pm. submll re•ume end IHFUI: TWiii (Prt-MlllHI) INther, Ilka new. $300 S300 963-5336 ID tl12 tlbwa ta salary requirements to· Needed to tease roofing Private echool. H.B. area. 213/594-9494 'IW!!'""l!'ftl..-"""'-~--hilP..,~---....,.-...., Konica Medic el Corp'. ll'*lM lor new Roofing Hours 8-12 536-3588 9• coucti 12 rMtctel Plaat1/0r1aas UZI 176 2002. rbit eng , Irena, body S 1200 \..2.a~ 5452 BualneN Dr Hunt-Co. After •·30. 499-1504 teachers chra $250 950_3750 :;: UOVlno-wrYHdno bMUt rHr end Snrf. Nu • • · lngton Bch, Ca 92829 A Gitt of Love Preec:tlool · Spinet $450. 640-ll88 brakea, gd paint. gd llr.,, 05 Bug, exit cond. Mtnt Ann. Liz l&UI OLlll hu 8 positions, AM/PM. Antique Wht Bdrm Fum. 552-1223 easy malnt., xlnt body Seti! S 1850. 848-llOO or -, Full/time. Apply In person ECE/exper nee 751·9101 l30-$75. fM-0-8927 $3500/obO 8-42--0188 752-1451 1111111 TUii ' ~.~~1~~:5't~~~!I: pert time carpet. approx 250 yrds. P=· ~;~'ro upright 7331 BMW '79, Just Ilk• 1-·e--5,_VW-,...,....,B,..,.U.,..,G,....,-,,..--eng___,l,....ne-, Two openings available In 270 E. 17th St CM I lllEI OPElllll llghl cinnamon color, new & mutt NII NOWI new trana. new ok.ttctt. Order Dept. No ex-·• · · ' , s 1000 w/P9d. 720.uo2 PUYU Pl&ll llOO A!Jto~ IOJded loc;I. BBS ~altet. llr-. all new perlence nece11ary. e SILES e $7 50 to atert. Need <:9t. Chi F 1 1 R . M5-80H 9am-Spm.-wnta. PO tlrM. lheep-elec::trtcal, xlnt $1200. Company wtll train. Mu1t c. $600 Muet be 18+, U.S. ,,... urnture ugt. akin ... tcover•. Ctll 894-114&8 RachMl/Howle nave car end be tble to ""°'" over com· citizen truttwor1hy Roeewood tldebowd & Sohm« Pl.no. Vert. con-833-3231 btf 5pm start Immediately Excel-mlulon per wet« work-e&i-2890 (3-6PM) ctte.t (matching), RIWd sole, lk nu I 1950 dys 759--0810 aft.° 5pm '&8 KARMANN OHIA clNn lent income If qualllled Ing with world famou1 Grtndlather cloek, Chi-875-9057,075-senev/w & runs good 12200. FOt' appc>lntment. <:911 Mr. photC>Qtapher on txcttlng TOP SSS nese. ac:reena, woolen a ·n 3201· b141cit. auto, air 983-3791 after 6pm. Jonnaon 682·5843. book proJec;1 Mutt bt Females pref. Model• and lllk rug• (china) 548-3255 Y ~~H; 1~R~r,~6 S7~ 1 W:~;f855 •71 Super Beetle. xlnt Part time CLERK with ~:f~~~t:C:.. ch~~ e.cor1t. (213)886-1984 Custom kg mattlaprga & rhythm playcwd tyttem con d , be• t off• r cooking experlenoe lor perlenee nee; 650--0724 Trainee. pool/pkg ordert, freme lk nu $75~143 tran.,,O..., 075-7119 ' '8-1 BMW 3181. 5 'I' unllm. MS-5374, M2-4S189 nourmet merl!e1 In New-· lull time. 540-5850. Mutt ml. warranty. tah over I:-:-:--=-:":':"-.,..-----::-, port ~ach area. $5/hr SALES: Full/time. quell-be neet & detail orlenttM:l Ges •tove w/Mlf clean lertia1 a.Mi 1230 lease w/1at 3 pymta fret. '7• BUG: orig. owner. xtnt Call ~41432-1161 for fled retail salesperson. oven $250.M0-3750flY OueUty •fate POOi tab,. Mtt.Delphln.842-5161 =~7~u~51Mll. $2500 detalls Mull be experienced TYPIST (rT/TIME) MOVING SALE: All new Brun•wlck cushions, l;;;;~=-=-•;;Jiiiiii;;;ii' r ---::;;jjlllll;;:'."'""--Hours flexible. Beth's needed for Newport tumlture must go ASAP! $400. 875-1538 PART TIME: Some Body, 77 Felhlon Cent8f' nrm. 759-1356 Relrlg S 125. color TV 1---....,,---=--- Computer Termlnel & Island, N.B. 644·2639 WAITED s1oo, 3 bedt s125 aa. Woods, Stan Thompson Prlnt81' Servioe trainee Sales· mirrored ltblea s225 pr. reg. 1,3.5, $70 642·5006 ......::=========1::::::=::::::::::=:::~~::=:::::=::'.::::::::=:::::::...i ~~,~~Ip~~ &h~-;_e1v:::_ Lingerie home preMn-.1111111 DILTS 18' MCt coucti S1500. n Idle, ltl Wutt4 5101 Btl Waatt4 5100 BtlJ Wutt4 5100 261-6177 tattons, PIT, S360·'460 Ill OF IOllOL Beat offer•. 675-7409 ''"" t23Z -monthly. Call Enchanted New queen aize matt./box Excellent Stlectton of New 1111 Demonstrators llllEOLWEll Part/time Lady. 250--03•0 Oil OF WOii eprtng, retell• 56311, Nit-PIONEER 1106 [..., &ik and C.reruny prep9red PIT Specialty drug •tore Fii JOI Part/time wlll work Into IHEUL IFFtCE SALESPERSON Position available for Ing $275 Sllll peci!llQttd. machine with remote. Used B~~~:Weys In 11 seeking a .mature ARE YOU adventurous, full/time Benelltt & good Light typing Car nee FULL/TIME young people over 16 yrs Cuh taltlt. Warranty Tnct. 1575 Don 03 1~6169 caahler/aales clerk to need money. love to trav-wages. Engllsh speaking Mon -Fri 9· 12. S6 hour Experience in Hallmark working In the newspaper Desperate. 650-5156 O 111·1111 workonapermaneniP/T el?Acelllomlamenufac-Own good running ve-Newport Sch 650-6330 cards & of11ce supptlea promot1on fleld.Selete11-FANTASTIC HOUSE ... 11,ltatral 11l 208W 1at.Santa.\na basis 30hrswk turlng eo hH openings hlcle.831·7728aft.3 PART/TIME. Set. work 40hrwklncl somenlghta perlenoe helplul but not SALEI 121boatwltralt;;.EOO. ClosedSunday TIE lllll llH for lO gala & guyt, l8 & 11.111t. liles 1Lt , Ct Neat & personable for re-& wknds. 962·8910 necessary. Wiil lraln. Regency sofa. 84", 898-~545 LARGE SELECTION OF 1610SenMlguelOf,NB over,totrave1Calllornla. • •I 1 G II tlnAA et·' 1250 s Caterer/Chef E11perlenced needed in Newport Beach area. lull time, call 7141432-1161 for appt CHILDCARE hb opening• for shTpplng ta I operation· ood SALESPERSON Commissions plus bOnus mu I ·• r,....... v .. et · 1• rt U.N. Valeo alum wntte NEW & USED BMW' I ;:1~'',~iu~:w!:~h& ~~ clerk and warehouse hrs/pay Cherie 760-1822 Real Estate salesperson Mutt be ambitious and Berkllne Wallewey Re-botl. 9'h hp Evlnrude Liii •••"11 l•W supervised marketing mgr. trainee, uper help-Part/time -needed to handle bro-sell motivators. cllner, $299. Early Ametl· mtr. $950. 548-48-40 - ful, we wlll train Call k8f''s overflow butlneas. can solld cheffy Mrvef VOLUME SALES team demonstrating 8 645-2905 from 9.4 for in· llPPUIEIT c 0 as t pr 0 p 8 rt 1 as Cell Earl Rountree be· w/drop leaves $75. Other Ptwr ... ti 7 l Z SERVICE & LEASING ~~~ol~~o;;a~ =bl~~~ tervtew '"" llCOIE 673-5410 Ask for Ken tween 10 30AM and Item•. Call 720-1599 16' Fb<gt• boat wnw 3670 N Cherry Ave well groomed & bright All ---------Tired ol alttlng around with 3.00PM for an Interview XLNT COND· On sleeper 018, xlnt cond. $650 or LONO BEACH llD••lmA'I SOUTH cou1n YOLllWAIEI "WIWIUllT llll•lllLI" VOiume Salee,~ And LUiing 18711 a..ch Blvd. Hunt~ton BMch (114) 142-2000 my hme Laguna Sch Pref someone wtcer. Dally 2-6 30. 5dy, 2 Cl'llldren 494-8788 alt 6pm I I Id JOOLIY SAUi nothing lo do? Do you Salespersons BALBOA or apply In person at 330 sol a g een $95 2 mod best 75 t-4288 (No Cherry exlt-405) tre n ng expenses pa . Ex per preferred. op-hke lo mlngle? II so. give ISLAND REAL TY now West Bay St Cosll chtl;s rS60 ea ~8-40111. ~114) Ill lllO '78 OW. Wgn, lo ml. llkt Tren•portallon furn-us 8 Jlnnle 81 540--0301 hiring 673-8700 Mesa. 548-7056 • 13tt BOSTON WHALER • new. exit malnt $2950. IShed, return guaranteed portumly for advance ..• C • I M 1122 1981 35 HP Evenrude. rede-lnt Wtlcome Cell Kay 644-9060 High earnings Siert im-Contact Mr Klein in care for en exciting job at a SALES WHIEll ITTtllm oroH I ar swivel seats. new vamlsh OPEN SEVEN DA~~.,,.-------...........,= mediately for appt. call ~f 0 ~e~s:leldt·1 aS~uath !:i'1~~~;eLJ~181NgrL~~ You can earn $500/week Pierce Brothers' Smith Refr ~ $350. qn s~:J-& bottom paint, summer DatlH fll 7 >P.'~IYP.•Prl...,,...ml!',.......,,.. June Pridgen, 11·4pm Wed/Thurs/Fri. 2-5PM TIMES Hours 9am to 2 part/time & work your Mortuary 536-6539 tr~as/ rame new S 8 5 of '83, llke new $-4250 "' "'"'""•""--~--- New pol sitton requldres only 648-3337 only No phone calla pm Hourly wage + com· own hrs 661-1114 ( 10· 12) eWsehc/o:' obwroewrn $325·. llrm. NO TRAILER. (714) 73 610 Wgn. auto, nu eng. Ollffoal check nH In goo '· DENTAL OFC MGR ~I 5510 · • 548-3256 atter 5pm. carb, brakH. shocks. typing. f llng. Inventory Enthu•letlc & elflclent please. Bring resume. mlaslon Location. 1375 Sandwich shop needs 2. Sofa new 1200.675-6041 radlttor. Run• xlnt 1---------- recorda. mall, lelephone w/exp M·T c M. resume Leasing Agent needed for Sunflower Av · C M Apply In person 2·4PM. Golden Retriever 23 ti Fllh Neutlque by CO<-$2900 751-8160 Dave for high quality pres-to ,.46 c/o Dally Piiot, Costa Mesa apt com-Mon-Fri. 1915 E Drano--Puppies. Taxing reaerv. 81a1tla1l• rect Crafl, cntr console, ;;;;;-, -:-------r;~ ;;;;;;;-..;a..;;...;.;;;..,.-.-__ _ tlglous )ewelry store Ap-Po box 1560C M 92626 plex, must be u-PART-TIME, Varied hours wood Ave. Orange. S275-S300. 5-48-8179 C...1 IZIZ deep Vff fl1h mach, ,.FPlia.t'!"P.!"'11~~~~~ ptlcanll should relate & · perleneed In !eating, pub-S. !"•-Cocker Spaniel M/3 yr w/ gew':loo ran ether , loaded 454, 100 gal fuel, liiili~l!W!fl"'!"f..,~~~,.. work well with olher ltlf1f lto•Jtlt1I_. lie relatlons, nanbOerd to Include early AM ..stress ......,...r. pa,.._1 $100 obO. Lhasa c.1.-.... ... 1--0209 vtll. d•. ttereo. trlr. Jutt people Previous ex-•• ,._d weekends. Must nave de-FINISHER. Sallmakert. -· """ "" S..utlfull $20,500. Home pertenc;e helpful but not a h1t1I &11lst11f system. knowle ge In pendeble vehlde (small 501 29th St. Npt Bch. Ai>90 M/ 4 Y" w/~a J 1 1"14 646-0930. n 879-2640 requirement. Ref's req. NEWPORTBEACH landlord tenant law a truck. van. station $100.LhaaaAp.amlxM/ IWt • For Interview please con· we ere tootung fOt' two mus1 Highly motivated wegon) 10 asalat news-Secretary/Conetructlon. & Ger. Shep ml11 (9 puPt) j;iiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Seecrett 18'. new trlr a lact Bruce Lambtr1 enthuslutle. friendly, 811• Mlf starter needed lor paper dealer In lrvin9 Seeking motivated tndl-15 0 B.O. e.42--008-4 Of' cvr. S7800 dy 615-8877, ,..,""l'l~IPllPl"l""'~~"'!-"!~"PP~~-.,..~""9~ WY •• UI Lii •• l.c perleneed people 10 join' aggreulve company, area. Mutt bt depen-vldual with xlnt typing 631-2515 * OOLISIYE * evet wlcnda 875-9057 ' our team We oNer a fut salary baled on previous deble. Contact Greg atcllla & construction ex· Germ. Shep. AKC. ell 127 Fashion Island. paced, challenging po&-experience. Please send Hyde Monday thru Friday perlence. shorthand a * PllY&n UT&n * ..... , lall 7014 N7ew1~port1•u~~o50ach1. ltlon with top pay & lrlnge resume to P.O Box between 9:30 and 10:30 plus, heayY phone con-=~:t~'. w~~~':c, :1s.i'1~· •tlllT OILLlftftll 14ft lnt'i 11606, kllnute-""·1:-=6--.,..,H,....on_d..,..e__,.W.,.,.g-n-.-=-su_n_rl-:-. NABERS CADILLAC .. .,_ benefits Non/smoker 8708-125, Newport a.m. only. 642-4321 t5~~t298w81th vendors "" man Dinghy $400, Tor-runs gre.t. $1900/obo, 544•0595 Beach, Ca. 92658-1708 • .. .,.. Wanted good foster home 01 Jewelry. GIA Certified nedo $1000, Tornado Tom 49.._8744• 837•9550 CILll OHllLTllT Become • professional coneultant & enjoy fab- u1ou1 Income 848-6995 retery to k"P 2 YOt'gl'a 1 yr for Diamond. Other Gem wltrlr $1500, &-Meter on '"' CLWElll LEUL 1101n&RY PART /TllE rw11ro. •·•011n••y student at UCI 675-6041 Stonee. SACRIFICING Crdle s 15,000. 856-7381 '79 Accord LX, $3400. ale, Part/time counter help. Npt Sch R.E Ill. nrm seeks "-AC -.,. stereo. 82K ml. nu paint, Laguna Beach. 494-8450 motivated. exp. Legal WEEIElll Luxury Laguna BHch Pttl 5535 (114) 141-0111 2 Bott OWnett htve • good tlr•. Kint oond.. LARGEST SELECTION of late model, low mffMgt CadHlece In Southern Cellfomltit S.. ut today! secretary Commercial brokerage firm seeks prof. secretary tor busy oNloe Must be htghly organized. exoell teltehone skllla, typing 70wpm, & 1 min of 2 yrs Sec'y Thia chellenglng Supervise ~lp9r Car· hOtel. Profetlk>nal MC· bbl v811()Wh;;a Xme.zon .._________ boata/2 wttt't/new blby. 675-8121 Dry cleaning help. 8-3PM, pollllon requires strict rlers early mornl"" •am rttery with t11celltnt .. Must tell Cal 25 & Col-=-------...-..-T:- 6 d y • Berg 1 tr om attention to detail & ol· •1oam Sat. 1 Su~· Must Skills. Including short-parrot w/C9ge. $350. umiu 26. Cell boal/w41e/ II Ha &•0-1110 Cleaners, CdM fef"t potential lor ad· have van ttatlon w.,.on htnd FU1-paeed offloe AJ90 lrg Mae9w ~ baby agent 675-9137 --------- vancem4tnt u Office Mgr • H..., requiring Independence S200 642-1685 2600 Harbor Blvd. WIUTIAMllEY Guyt, gala, homemekersl SELL 1¢ KODAK FILM coupon•. Chureh ber1elit --240-0427 Reis req'd 640-6962 or small plci(up. ourfy Call Judy St one. Dreadnought lSW tight wage & mileage Apply In 494-8•60 EOE Nlllng dory w/treller & COSTA MESA exp Is req'd for this position. Good oppt'y for the right person Call 540-&688 for appt. Secretary person wtMMldayt: 330 W. · oera. 1960. 494-8321 L111I Tr1l111 Bay St .. Co1t1 MeM. Have 90methlng you want Busy El l'oro otflee, good Orange Coast Dally Piiot to tell? Claulfled ad1 do typing and dictation EOE ft well. 642-5678. 00011: Cltttrs Rest11ra1t. , ..... ,..,., ....... ltr.112-1111 FACTORY IPHllll for melure lndlvldual1 with ceramic factory work ex- perience, eapeclally ex- perienced ceramic cast- ers S1ar11ng aalary $5 • nour with benefits for 9«111 level Call 8 30-5pm only. OMI WllTEI 496-5761 ask ror Brett. for work In 1 Christian --- equlppmenl skllla necesury Call T onl 768-557 t SALE°S- LINGERIE PARTY CONSULTANT 4041. O•••lssl11 Nat'I co-no deltverles Call Beth 2131706-2770 or 1-800-824-9200 camp Mttlng Experience Food & coctctall servers. necessary Close to Sen exp . lull time days Apply Juan/MIHlon Viejo area In person btwn 9-12AM & _M_g_r -tr_al_nees_ Lazy W Ranch 493· 1541 3·6PM No phone calls FUI •Olll please The Beach House v COURIER Restaurant 619 Sleepy Ear.n S300-S700 wNkl'y Need energetic petlOfl for Hollow Ln. LB __ Cash paid dally. No can- local delivery 1-4/hour Front oNtoe trainee Some vesting. PletM cell Mon -Fri 8·5 Clean typing & flllng eJCp nee 55•·2039 or 554-4536 OMV Appty at Masten Some bkkp'g helpful Go bel 9am or btt 6-7pm 234 Fischer Av • C M lndu11ri.s 842-1194 --Get GREEN cuti 540 • 4174 FILL/Tiil PAY ':u~~~~ paily Pilat ••••••••• , ! PART TIME ! : : : Deliver Daily Pilot by auto : : (approx. 2 hours per day). : • Weekdays afternoon, week-• : ends early morning. Earn Ap-: : prox. $400 per mo. Call : • • • • : CIRCULATION DEPT. : • 642-4321 IDE • • c:~~~~ra::,~s PAIT /Tiil Wiii c.11 e..2-5178 Accepting application• OpportunlttH avalleble 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMlilllllllli1llllllllllilllllllillliliil• now Call refundable for with the LOI Angel" I N Info (312)8~347 ext Time• Clrculatlon De-ewspaper c.1533. F... ~~~t:~~ ~~ KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! talet program. Guaran- teed houri'; wage plu• 11 comml,.ton Hourt· llAM Now accepting app • tcS 2PM. or 4PM to 9PM. lllLY PILIT ottlon1 for Oiatrict M1m-ao« to~ newt• Training It provided peper cwrler• Should Potentl4al to Mfn l300 ~ OOod J*SOnellty, plu• per ~ For an ln- n.t ~ a enlOY tervtft. call worillng with youngtt•• (714)851·2361. Eat t204 Mutt have Ven, Wegon Ot Uft Tlall Plett-Up Ho compact Midnight to l .30em. MllV1 c;ert.. Good Ulary. mlt. Nwport Bon Me-369-4 • elfo'#anCe, company btMl'tt• end bOnUt oP-General offloelMCr•ttry l)Ortunlty. Aoply ltl per. w/eome aocto. exp. 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"5 " llEllFllm 'l1 Jll IU. 14111 We have a QOOd ..i.ctlon 4dr, a /c, gd cond. of NEW ( ueed C'"9¥~ ~2· 111 t wtcdyt rot.ltl S.. ue tod9)'1 '7t 250MllZ. A· 1 cond .• AJC, $4900. 6*-52.50 aft 4;30 CONNELL C HEVROlfl ·-- ' S46 I JOO HIGH87 LOWA7 aim 1111111 TUE SDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1984 . ORAN(,[ COUNTY (A l IF OHNIA /' <~l .. ~ ~' Today's complete Olympic resuJts -PegeaC1-4 Coaat Piiot founding publisher Walter Burroughs looks back at some of the lighter-hearted polltlcat shenanigans of our past. /A3 Surgeons recently had to mend Sam Hlgglnson's heart, but that didn't keep him from giving It away last week ./A3 California The feds are-going to allow food to undergo radiation to klll germs. /AS Oops. A math conjecture created 99 years ago lsn 't all that accurate./ A5 · Nation Reagan says a social meeting with new Soviet leader wouldn't solve anything./ A4. Retails sales were up a whopping 2.2 percent In December./A4 World Soviet leaders call Yuri Andropov a 'champion of peace' at funeral./ A4 Yugoslavia closed down a restaurant that over- charged actor Kirk Douglas./ A5 Mlnd&Bocly On the day of hearts, a leading surgeon doesn't see much future for artificial ones./81 Sports Nick Thometz finishes fourth in the men's 1,000-meter speed skat- ing at the Winter Olym- pics today./C1 Fountain Valley High Is seeded fourth In the glrls' CIF 4-A basketball palrlngs./C1 , ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·!·!·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Entertainment James Brolln has taken his role In the •'Hotel'' series seriously and Is opening a real-life res- taurant./83 Bualneu Financial columnist Syl- via Porter examines tax-law changes affecting those of us who have offices at home./85 INDEX Erma 8ombeck Bulletin Board BullnHI Bridge Callfornla Newt Cluslfled Comic• Cr~d DMth Notlcea Mind & Body HQIOICOpe Ann Lander• Mutual Funds Natk>nal N"8 Opfnk>n • PoMceLog Pubflc Notloet Sport• Stoek Matkett J.....,..,., 82 • A3 85-8 EM A5 C&-10 EM C10 04 81 C9 82 85 A4 A8 A3 04 .. 5 C1'"'4 ee 83 n..t .. ~~~~~~--~ WMther WOf1dNewl 6t·h teen sought in urn thef By STEVE MARBLE Ot ... DtlJ ........ Another Newport Beach man is cxpocied-to be-arrested this week-for-- his alleged role in a satanic cult that reportcdJy plundered cemetery crypts to pther human remains for devil worship. A group of five teen-agers, suspected of taking urns with human ashes from cemeteries in Corona del Mar and Redlands, reportedly gathered on a tiny island in the Upper Newport Bay where satanic rituals were conducted. Newpon Beach police detective Gary Traina said authorities have not been able to locate the missina urns and arc not certain if the stolen ashes were used in satanic rutuals. Traina described the thefts from two cemetery crypts as "the weirdest thing" he has seen in 11 years as a policeman. LastJ'hursday poltcc·booked Jack Joseph Mertes, 18, of Costa Mesa, and an unnamed 16-year-old for investiption of burglary and viol- ations of the state Health and Safety Code which prohibita the removal of human remains from cemeteries. Three tccn-agcn, all Newport Beach residents, were arrested by Redlands police the same day. Police have obtatoed a warrant to arrest a sixth person. The remains of four cmnatcd COUP.let, interred in crypts in the Pacific View Memorial P.ark in Cor- del Mar-Ind in thc.1tttlltde Memorial Parle in Redlands. were repol1ed at0len in C>ecnlbcr and January, Traina said. Police in both citjes traced the thefts to a cult-like voup that oper- ated in Newport Beach, he said. Traina said it was one of the younpt members of the group who is oon- 11dcred the leader of the cuK: Officen rcic:overed 1 COIJt' ol die ·-s.ia.Uc 8iblt, •• black cUdle m ua Orawlnas of &atiftlt• .... the amaU as1aDd. me detecli¥e llid. The group apparently Md 'Mltioned a small hut on the island out of bamboo. Police said their meateb iaidicaces devil worshippen use a po11aeeckw drawina of Satan and buna black CPleue ... COLT I A2) 'No~name' flu taking its te>:I~ along Coast Influenza B virus causes aches, pains, ht h absentee rate By KAREN E. KLEIN aacl CHRISTINE DECU:.R Otho.Ir ......... Aches all over.t fever, sore throat and nausea -it it sounds familiar you'reprobablycomin,dowo with or recovering from a debilitating strain of influenza that is fe lling Southern Californians in droves. InOuem:a B virus is causing high absentee rates in schools, increased numbcrsofpcrsonsseek.ing belp from hospitals and emergency clinics and a high rate of sickness in rest homes and convalescent hospitals, Oranae County Health Department officials said today. A kl• straight from Cupid Capld wu ln bla llOl'J' today u frtenda and lo9era celebrated Valntlae'• Day. TOllJ' Aclama of Balloona Unllmltecl of CG9ta Meea mut baTe al8o been touched by an arrow, becaaM ... cleUftl'ed mon tlaaa balloona to Lalle Ba•lh• of Coeta lleea. And while they don't know for sure bow many have been affected, James Greenwood, director of the county publi~calth laboratory, said this flu 1s definitely striking far more than normal, even during fl u season. Because the Ou has not been traced to its origin point., it basn•t been named. Greenwood said. Pier building plan rejected politely By ROBERT BARKER Of.,. DallJ,... ..... Critics who assert a proposed two-story structure at the end of the Huntington Beach Pier allegedly resembles such things as a bomb shelter, an insane asylum ora lifeguard station have picked up some support at City Hall. City Council members aren't so nasty in their comments over the architectural design that is supposed to depict the movement ofa ship at the Pilgrim's extension rejected Council says Holland overstayed welcome By JERRY HIRSCH Of ho.lr ......... Shipwright Dennis Holland will need a new place to dock his I 00-foot Pilgrim of Newpon schooner by Friday. The Newport Beach City Council refused Monday night to grant Holland's request for a two-week extensi o n t o kee p h is 18th-<:entury-stylc shjp docked at 8.hine Wharf. Car crash injures alz end of the 70-year-old, l .830-foot pier. But Monday night they ordered Irv ine architect Jeffrey Garner to prepare two alternative designs for their consideration. . ..It doesn't really look like a ship moving to me," said Councilwoman Ruth Bailey. "I never did like it. .. It (the architect's plan) doesn't have my approval. h's not rustic and if it's (Pleue eee DESIGK I A2) But Terry Schaffer, a nW"te and t0fcction control specialist at Foun- tain Valley Commuruty Hospital, said she has heard it called the "Brazilian nu.'' (Pleue ... Jll().JlfAM&/ A2) Holland overstayed his welcome at the wharf and the city we nt to Orange County Superior Court last Friday asking a judge to force Holland to move the PiJarim. Jud&e James Franks refused to arant &AJ mmediate order forcing Holland out but told the ship builder he had seven days to find a place to dock the schooner. We.tmln•ter Pollce set. Richard Grodt reacllee into one of foar can lDTolTecl lD a traffic pileup llonday afternoon on Bolaa ATenae near Beach BoaleTard. Police aal4 oae drtTer rear-ended a wond and Teered lnio tbe oppo.lte lane. wbere two other can were •track. The clrtTen lDTOlTed were ldentifted u EITlra Maclrld. 19. fo Anabelm: Art.bar Glabom. 79. of Weetmlnater: Ludmilla Senseka. 38. of Coata Ilea and lllcbael Gatto, 17. of Wblttler. "We are not sure if we will ao back into court Friday if the boat is still there. We arestiU dccidina that.'' City Attorney Rohen Burnham said. The cily may wait until a Feb. 23 court hcarina before pressina the issue, he said. Me.nwbile, 1 spokesman for the Harbor Patrol of the Otanac County Sherifrs Dcp1rtment aiid the Pilarim is Still bejn1 fined S 17 a day for violatin1 the time limit at the wharf. Holland was pven s~ial city permiM1on to dock the PilJrim at the wharfforfourdayawbilehe riflcd the ship and mad..-It sea•onhy. The normal limit at Rhine Wharf is fbur houri. Holland's four days have turned into three weeks and the city wants to frte the space for other vessels. Delayed shipments of rope and iron needed for ~na b,vc stranded the Pil&rim at Rhine Wharf, Holland id. "f would like to apoloSJlC for the problems the schooner ha l•vcn th city,.. a tof\·spoken Holland said dunna the public comments section (Pl--_. PILOa.DI/ A.2) ~ Elder abuse: an~ther of our 'hidden 'problems S eniors join c htldren as tar ets of n e lect. mistreatme nt The incident went unreported until the wealthy, elderly woman's benk stepPcd in. Thal's when the Oranac County Public Guardian's Office first was apprised of the starthna situ· a ti on. Somehow a fo unome of "hippie typet" had baraed in and taken over an exclusive Emerald Bay home 1n [launa Beach. The elderly woman who owns the home was b.cld captive by the four intNden for nearly two months dunna Ottembcr and Janu· ary, c1pli1ned James Heim, the county bile auardian and Com- munray rvi~ Ajtn~ a1~or. The woman, in her 70s, wu locked in 1 bedroom and physically abuStd. be was forced to s11n for 119«ri I and otherdelivericund for cash ban k Wi thdrawals., in one mstan<:c totaling $20,000, Heim said. • h was, Heim said, one of the more "colorful" eumples of what some a.re termina the ''problem of the '80s" - cider abuse. JEFF ADLEI Focus ON THl Nn-.s Behind Oranae County•s closed doors.. eldctly people arc bc1na nqlcc:ted, abused and v1ctimlZCd in much the same way children often are, explained Larry Leaman, county Soctal Services Aaency director. The T!'c Social Services A&Cney. wor'klna difference is that until m:ently no w.\)Mhe C'ommwuty Scrvioc:s Aaco- stateorcounty aacncy was requittd to cy. bu been liven the.,.ahc:ad (rom collect reports of such abute or the Board of uperv1sors to spend auempt to help abutc vtct1ms. S tS,OOOdunna lbe neAt six months to "If ~tty wett<nown it cust document in tanccs of elder abule. like child or spouw abuse. but Provisions of the new talc law nobody knows how many (v1cum ) requirt certain health care pro- tht"' art " uaman -d. ~ · and....~t of· But now --armed W1lh_a_ne_w_s_ta_tc-ficialt to ttPoft of cider abu to law -county a&Cnaet Ire ,e&nl\& Ut> lbe appropnate qenq whenever it is to find out JUSt how ~valent 1bU1es cncounteftd. of the elderly are in Oranae ounty. "Ifs 1 hidden problem,•• wman said. "But it's comina out of the .closet. Now. dOC1ors, hospttaJ em- ployees. social workcB, paramedics and elder.arc custodians. when they see it. they've got to repon it:• Laman estimated county aacncia 1nit1.all> Wlll aiet rcpon of 40 to SO abutc ca~ each month But Leaman and other county offiClll arc womed that On(t ca1e1 of elder abuse arc rtportcd and documented. thctt mtaf\t nol be much help a"ailablt for tM vtetinn; "Our baacst conttm 11 thlt lbt outcome oT the f"Cl)Ortln& prosnm Wtll be pcoptc•s expecq&iOlll that eov~t wiU come WJdt llf'Vicet to anevj.ate me Pl'Oblaa. IUt our budaet•s restn~; .. ht l9id -we'U ba\-c lhe ~ ~t we~oot ban the ab1ht> to~ to cMiin if tbere a.re too many .... Wlulc ~ County bu no , ........ ,... .... 8M/.., A2 *Orange Coat DAILY PILOTIT'*°IY• February 14, 19M Belly flop with bruises Pilot John P'enia of i.a,una Billa eecaped 11.Dbarmed Monday afternoon when be landed at John Wayne A.lrport mtnu hie landlni &ear. A apokesman for the National Tran9P0rtation Safety Boe.rd N.ld Ferrta el th er foriot or wu . anable to lower the wh~la of the aiqle-enclne Cherokee Arrow. Transit plan, vote OK'd By JEFF ADLER Of .. OaltJ ..... llallf Despite the oppos1t1on of the Orange County Motor Car Dealers Association. the Orange County Transportation Commission voted Monday to formally adopt a 15-year transportation improvement package and to conunue plans for a June 5 election on a penny sales tax increase. To no one's surprise. the seven-member transportation panel voted to move forward with its election plans following a public hcanng dunng which several oppo- nents of the sales ta>. 1 ncreasc, notably the county car dealers' association, again voiced obJecuons to the plan. Several area automobile dealers told commissioners that a study paid for by the association determined the extra penny sales tax would serious!,.. impaiF-auto sales in the county as well as sales of other high-ticket items, such as appliances and recreational vehicles. The car dealers fc;ar consumers would go elsewhere to avoid the I percent tax, which, for example, would raise the cost o f a S I 0,000 car bySIOO. As they have in the past, com- missioners said they d1sa~d with the study's findings and said the sales tax would have little affecton auto or other sales figures. The I percent sales tu increase, if approved by voters, would raise an estimated SS billion over the next 15 years to pay for a host of transpor- tation projects in the county, includ- ing new freeway construction, the 1mpt'bvcment of existing freeways and hi&bway1 and construction of a proposed Costa Mesa.to-Fullerton rail line. The commission again will bold a public bearing on the Wt package and transponation plan at its Feb. 27lh meeting when it is expected to fonnally adopt an ordinance calling for the June election. The matter than will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors. PILGRIM MAKES NO PROGRESS ••• From Al of the C11y Council meeting Monday night. H olland said it would be unsafe to move the ship until more of the work is completed. He then asked the counc1 I to let htm stay at the wharf for another two weeks while a permenant dock for the Pilgnm 1s built at Lido Marina Village. Newport's Manne Director, David Harshbaracr. said even wtth an exlcns1on Holland would sllll need to find a new dock for ship because it wiJI take a minimum of 50 days to get Coastal Commission permits to re- build the Lido Marina Wharf. About 20 well-wishers waited through three hours of council debate on other matters to support Holland's request. "It would seem to me that Newport Beach would be proud to adopt the ship or sponsor It in some manner. Hordes of people have been attracted to .the site where they gazed with awe and admiration at the handsome ship built by one man through 13 long years," said Betty Rothacrmel, to the applause of the audience. .. Mr. Holland, we love your boat, there is no doubt about iL We arc sad at the articles in the paper that made us look like ogres but we have given you four days and you have stayed three weeks," said Philip Maurer, Mayor Pro Tcmporc. "That public dock is used by fishermen and that is why it is there. I have seen as many as six boats unloading at any one time. We don't want public docks being used for tong stays," Maurer said. Councilwoman Ruthelyn Plum- mer said the city would be open to compromise if a timetable was de- vised. NO-NAMEFLUHITSORANGECOAST ... From Al "I don't know why or who started the name but I do know It's been devastating. Ifs different than most flu because it's not over in a day or two. It usually takes three to four days and then the person can feel weak and lethargic for about a week," she said. Local businesses have experienced an increase 1n sick employees. At Emulcx, a manufactunng com- pany 1n Costa Mesa, about 65 out of 450 employees called 1n sick last week "We were hit pretty hard.'' said Bette Jacobs, personnel assistant. "Several of our peo ple started with a bad cold and then It developed into bronch1t1s and two people have developed pneumonia. It seems to be tapering off this week. People are back to work almost at normal levels." "It's really hit kids hard. It's just been running rampant through the schools," Schaffer said. Fred Carter. director of student services for the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School Districl said he has seen a "significant increase" in absences throughout the district sin~ the flu epidemic struck. Jeannette Simek. a nurse's aideat Marina High School in Huntington Beach, said she is seeing more students running high fevers, in the 102 range. "We'tc still seeing about 40 stu- dents a day," Siinelc said. "but we're DESIGN SCRAPPED .•• From Al not rustic it should be Mediterranean to blend in with the downtown redevelopment theme:·· · sending more home with fevers. upset sto maches and headaches -the classic flu symptoms." Irvine High School's attendance clerk, Arlene Johnson, said she didn't have exact absentee totals but said the school was hit hard about two weeks ago Wlth many students and teachers calling in sick for three or four days in a row. St. Barbara's Elementary in Santa Ana shutdown Jan. 27 because IOOof their 590 students were ill, according to the principal, Sister Norrise. At- tendance is about at normal levels now. she said. Greenwood said that Influenza A has been isolated in Los Angeles County but so far not ·in Orange County. "But we're testing some more cultures today," he said. CULT .•. From Al candles dunng "black mass" rituaJs. Wr .1 HH R ~ight clouds and light breezes Coutal Occ1t -dee wr .st&tlooa"'J' • • 13 40 AllCllO City 11 " 76 70 """° 63 2t .. ,, Alclhlftond 17 • 35 32 SllOIM 11 ,. M U 81,._.T~ 11 M II 41 a.Ill.Ike ._ II •s n s.n AntoNo n n 12 eo s.n oe.eo 11 eo 57 11 1M F1end9o0 156 44 64 ., ......... 41 $1 .elt...... aoeo rs 51 """-oon " eo 17 41 8'owl F... 34 21 48 •• &pok-43 31 73 50 Sy.-57 31 ti 4t TOl)9U 9t 27 43 35 T-72 41 53 40 T'*9 t6 3t 40 32 W.-.gton 51 00 11 eo w101111a t2 32 TODAY a-.d low 2'01 p.m. 9-ld lllgll 1:31 p.m. ftU.IDAY Fant IOw 1:17 8.m. Flt9l higll 7:32 a.m. ... Surf report • •• ~-2:40p.rn. ·1.7 LOCATION 9eocwld lllgll t:Oe p.m. • 3 Huntington 8eacll """" Jitilty, Newpcl1 40lll8t.~ 22ndS1 .• ~ 8lllOce Wedge lligllne INcil s.nca.-ue W._ Temp. 67-61 Senate panel told incentives scarce for low-cost healing Government, tnsutance firms worry about costs -not workers By ANDREA ADEUON Ot"'9o.ly........ . A workertalcjngajobinCalifomia is likely to be offCRd a choioc between at least two employer.provided health plans. But most of the mt of the nation bas no discretion at au. and the result is higher health costs, said Sen. David F. Duren berger, R-Minn., on Monday. Without pocketbook leverage, the medical communi- ty has no inccntivetodelivcrlesscostly medicine and the public has no incentive to stay healthy, said Durcnberger. chairman of a Senate subcommittee on health, during a fact-finding session at UC Irvine. Durcnberger, whose subcommittee monitors nearly $122 billion in federal health care funds, heard primarily from adm inistrators of the UCI College of Medicine about how federal refonns to contain health costs affect a teaching hospital. "Cali fomia is ahead of the rest of the country in moving towards a market place," allowingheaJthy competition among those who make make sick people well, Duren berger said after three hours of testimony and a legal pad full of notes. Stanley van den Noort, the College of Medicine dean, said later he tried to describe how any federal moves to tnm costs effect a teaching hospital, such as the UCI Medical Center in Orange, where 75 percent of the patients' bills arc paid by the government. The medical center is the primary provider of health care to the county's poor. O .. ly Piiot o.llYefY 11 OuetentMd ""'"'"•' ~ • ..,., 11 yov oo '01 "••e yiou1 P•Ptt' by ~)Op,,. e• oe•crt 7 p"' •"" you• c.opy ••H O• ~-..., ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. l. Schwartz HI Publisher ..The insurance companies and the JOvcrnmenrarc terribly nervous about the cost of medicane," van den Noort said. "But the public doesn't seem to be. as long as employers pay the bill." While California doctors seem cager to Cl}lbracc capitalism in their offices, Duren berger lashed out at a regulatory solution proposed Monday by Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass .. that sets prices for hospital services. "It's so much easier for the regulators, like Teddy, to label it ... and make it look like he's saving thesystem.'' said Duren berger, whose fact-finding hearings in six states are to determine iffedcral health care programs need ovcrhauJing. "Teddy c.an 't believe people can make choices." No single piece oflegislat1on could answer the complex needs voiced Just by local health care leaders that range from how to deliver home health care to training doctors to providing care for the poor. Durenbergcrsaid. He doesn't en v1S1on proposing a com prchcnsi vc, omnibus law, but a decade-long legislative effort to reverse pncc inscns1t1V1ty. The federal government is beginning to follow the lead of state's such as California, said Duren berger. spending four days in LosAn~lesand Orange counties talking to health care officials. "One of our problems is the problem of perception," he said. "We have to take down the barriers when we lived in a time of unlimited resources." Duren berger, speaking later at a Los An~eles press conference, labeled the Reagan Administration's proposals to cut med i~l costs·· a drop in the bucket." He said the $2.3 billion cuts to Medicare will have little impact on the $97 billion budget, SI 0 billion higher than the current fiscal year. Congress hasalrcady trimmed $20 billion from Medicare in the last three years, Duren berger said. Clrculetlon 7141142~ Cl111tfled ........... 714/ta-8171 All other~---~ MAIN OFFICE )l<l w~o S.1 St C.CS•• 1.6HA C,t. Ma •O"'na Bo• t~ Cost•~ CA 9M26 Cw)•'O"t 1963 <>•nge ec..1 Pv~ Comc>eny No fl•'i \tori•• tllu't'111oni •O•fOr••• m elter Of ..,-t-•h....-fl ,,.,~., mey oe •ei><-.c;eo w.lhCut _,., pe<~ ... ,., Ci COCIY•oglll owne< Selu•O•y 1ond !,unOe y II ff"N d'> not 1ec.e1"• you' cooy I» 1 a m t•• o.lcr• tO a •n and YOUI coe>y - l>f'-f'O Chazy DoweUby RoHmary Churchman ~on<! C16ts ll051age petCI Al ~I MAM C.•lcr .... tUPS t•• 8001 SubK11p11on Dy urr.., '4 7!1 moo11>1y Dy ma~ S6 ~ !'nOOINy Motl Clrcutetlon Tet.phonee <>•noe C<>un1y ,.,.. ...... LeQU<la N9* ....... Editor and ASS1stan1 Conarotlef 10 the Publisher 119PMn '· c.,uo Ptoouc:to<>n MINQe< Donald L. WllMMI• C1rc.u&111on M&n104" • VOL. n , NO. 45 Councilman Aoh Mandie alsocla1mcd the proposed wooden sides of the structure probabl~ would lead 10 maintenance problems and become the target of p1crgraflit1 ani<it ~ And outdoor balcony space also came under fire. "If you want to be outside. you can go out and stand on the pier," BaiJcydcclated. .. We think these lcids worsha ppcd ffriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii~ii~~;;;;;;~~~=ii~"jiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiil the devil, j ust like some people are Catholic or Jewish," he said. "But we do not really know how or even if they used the ashes." The controversy was spawned last March 1 when hUJC waves ripped out decking. railing. p1langsand damaged the End Cafe so severely it had to be tom down In its place, city offic1alsare planning to construct the two-story, copper-roofed bu1ld1ng. The first story would consist of a coffee shop rcstaurantand the second story would be a meetingplaoc the city would rent out for such events as reunions, meetmgs and weddings. The cost of the building, along with 16 extra pilings to support 1t, 1s estimated at $350,000. The plan 1s to collect fees to offset construction costs. The onginal drawtngs have encountered fire from Iona-time pier bus1 nesswoman Ella Chnstensen and by her customers. She said 95 of I 00 people she surveyed oppo~ the design. Redlands police Lt. Bill Caronna said thieves broke a stained-glass window in gaining entry to a mausoleum at Hillside Memorial Park on Jan. 29. when they removed two urns. The theft at the Newport Beach cemetery occurred Dec. 22. Polioc said the thieves broke into a sealed ma usoleum and took two urns. THE PROBLEM OF ELDER ABUSE ... Prom Al protective programs for the victims of cider abuse, comparable to the Albert Sitton Home where v1ct1ms of child abuse ire housed, some other coun- ties do have full·blown elder protec- tive service proarams. Leaman said. Senior advocacy aroups already art setting behind efforts to convince the state LcaJ•lature to approve fundma for cider 41rotcct1 ve service pr~ms yound the state he said. Jn the caJe o/ the elderly Lquna woman who became a pnsoncr 1n her own home, ho~vcr, the county was able to step_ 1n and help. accord1n1 to Pubhc Guatdaan Heam Once county officials found out what was happcnina, Heim went to court and was declared the woman's conservator. In short order. the four 30-to 40-year-old intruders, were arrested and jailed on foraery charses. .. The moment we took over, they aot out," Heim said of the unusual situation. "They came o n the pretense of helpina and i.nt1m1dated her into allowma them to stay. They, quite effectively, bad wen over her home.'' Heim said his office aJso has encountered c:ases of cider abuse in which children of elderly parents who were beaten when they wen: young now arc abusing their parents. The agency desianated to accept elder abuse reports is the county's Senior Services information and re· feml unit, according to Heim. The a&Cnty IS in the processofestabli hang • spcc1112 .. hour telephone hotline to handle reports. "In sax months. maybe we'll know 1f 11'1 a manqablc problem or so bi• that it's beyond aovemment capabiJ1. ty," Leaman said "Child abu.e (reporuna) started out 1low, but 1t kept doublina every year." Wiatt do yoa lib aboet tit Dally Pilot! Wbt doa~I yo. lite? Call tlt HmHr at ldt aad )Olr met••1 will be reC"Orded, trHaeribed 1ed deU~trtd to tile appro,rialt t41tor. fit pme U-hnr aHwtrl•c ten kt may be Httl 10 rtttrd letten &o tl1 editor oa Of &op6<'. Coetrlbea.ra to oar IAU•rt tol•m• m11• IKl•ft tklr o.ame and telfpltoH ulllkr lor nrtflc1tlo1. No tlrcalattee C1U1, pie.ate. TtlJ 1 wlt1t'1 oa yo•r mind. ( I ' • For Your Special Valentine 'Beautiful Heart Pendants. Choose from a variety of styles. set with diamonds, rubles. opals or amethysts. Today' a complete Olymplc reaults -PegeaC1-4 Coast Piiot founding publisher Walter Burrough-s looks back at some of the lighter-hearted polltlcal shenanigans of our past. /A3 .. Surgeons recently had to mend Sam Hlgglnson's heart, but that didn't keep him from giving It away last week./A3 California The feds are going to allow food to undergo radiation to klll germs. /AS Oops. A math conjecture created 99 years ago lsn 't all that accurate./ AS Nation Reagan says a social meeting with new Soviet leader wouldn't solve anything./ M . Retails sales were up a whopping 2.2 percent In Oecember./A4 World Soviet leaders call Yuri Andropov a 'champion of peace' at funeral./ M Yugoslavia closed down a restaurant that over- charged actor Kirk Douglas./ AS :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Mlnd&Body On the day of hearts, a leading surgeon doesn't see much future for artlflclal ones./81 Sports Nick Thometz finishes fourth In the men's 1,000-meter speed skat- ing at the Winter Olym- pics today./C1 Fountain Valley High Is seeded fourth In the girls' CIF 4-A basketball palrlngs./C1 ·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Entertainment James Brolln has taken his role In the "Hotel" series seriously and Is opening a reaL-Ufe res- taurant./83 Baalne98 Flnanclal columnist Syl- via Porter examines tax-law changes affecting those of us who have offlcet at home./85 UfDEX f 1111 11111• SUS ectsou in sto en urns case By STEVE MARBLE Of .. .., ........ Another Newport Beach man is expected to be arrested this week for his allesed role in a utanic cult that reportedly plundered cemetery crypU to gather human remains for devil worship. A aroup of five teen-qen, suspected of takina urns with human ashes from cemeteries in Corona del Mar and Redlands, reportedly pthered on a tiny island in the Upper Newport Bay where satanic rituals were conducted. Newport Beach police detective Gary Traina said authorities have not been able to locate the miuina W"DI and are not certain if the stolen ashes were used in satanic rutuals. Traina described the thefts from two cemetery crypu as .. the weirdest thing .. he has seen in 11 years as a policeman. Last Thursday police booked Jack Joseph Mertes, 18, of Costa Mesa, and an unnamed 16-year-old for investigation of bWJlary and viol- ations 9.f the state Health and Safety Code which l>fOhibits the removal of human remams from cemeteries. Three teen-qen, all Newport Beach residents, were arrested by Redlands police the same day. Police have obtatned a warrant to arrett a sixth person. The remains of four cremated COUP.let, interred in crypts in the PaClfic View Memorial Park in Cor~ ona del Mar and in the Hillside Memorial Park in Redlands, were reponed stolen in December and January, Traina said. A klu atralght from Cupid Capld wu ba Illa aJory today u frleDda and loYen celebrated Valeadae'• Day. Toay Adama of Balloon• UnJlm•te6 of ea.ta 11-mMt ban al80 been toacbed by ui an'O'lt, beGll•• lie ..Uftl'ed mare tluUa ~balloou to Leslie Baqlaer of Coeta II.a. Police in both cities traced the thefts to a cult-like poup that oper- ated in Newport Beach, he said. Traina said it was one of the younaest members Qf the lf9UP who is con- sidered the leader of the cult Officen recovered a copy of the 'No-:name' flu taking its toll in OC By KAREN E. KLEIN ud CHRISTINE DECKER OfltleO.-,Net .... Aches all over, fever. sore throat and nausea-ifit sounds familiar you're probably coming down with or recovering from a debilitating strain of influenza that is felling Southern Californians in oroves. . Influenza B virus is causing high absentee rates in schools. increased Newport residents want new bay span Ristn tides threaten boat access to ocean By JERRY HIRSCH Of .. Dlllr ......... Risin& tides threaten to lock boats inside Newport Bay, accordina to a group of worried West Newport Beach residents. The want the state to SpeJld an extra $1.7 million to build a new bridae to replace the 48-year-old span that connects Newpon BoulevJrd to the Balboa Peninsula. · Car crash Injures 1lz numbers of persons seeking help from hospitals and emergency clinics and the high rateofsickneuin rest homes and convalescent hospitals, Orange County Health Department officials say. And while they don't know for sure how many have been affected. James Greenwood, director of the county public health laboratory, said this nu is definitely striking far more than normal, even during flu season. (Pleue .ee NO-NAllS/ A2) "Satanic Bible," black candle wu and drawinas of satanic emblems on the small island, the detcetive Mid. The IJ'OUP apparently bad '•uiooed. a small but on the island out of bamboo. Police said their research i.idicates devil worshippers UJe I poiateck1ar drawioa of Satan and bad black candles durina "black mu1" rilmll. "We think these kids wanb.ipped!'Y -- (Pleue .. CULT/d) Pilgrim'• eztenalOn rejected ly IEIUlY lllUCll °' ............. Shipwriaht Denn.ii Holland will need a new place 10 clock bil 1 ()().foot Pilarim of Newport ICMoaer by Friday. The Newport Beach City Cou.ncil refused Monday Dilbt 10 pant Holland's request for a two-week extension to keep h is 18th-century-style ship docbd at Rhine Wharf. Holland oventa~ his wdcome at the wharf and the Clty went 10 ~ County Superior Court IMl Friday askina • judec to force HallDd '° move the PiJ1rim. Judec James Frankl m...ect 10 t an immcdia1e order forcina ~out bat told tbe llaip builder be bad seven days to find a pl.ce to dock the ICbooner. .. We are not tuft if we will II!> b9ck into court Friday if 1be tiiciill ii still m--... PILOmll/A2a According Sandy WillfQrd.. chair- man of the Citiz.en•s West Channel Bridac Committee, the tides levels in Newpon Beach are risina by about a foot every eight to l 0 yean. The increase is threatenina to reduce the clearance boatsi need to pass under the old brjdae1 ht claims. Weetmlnater Police set. atcbanl Grodt reacll• bato one of four can lnYolYed baa tramc pUeap Monday afternoon on Bolaa A•enae near Beacll Boalenrd. Pollce-.14 one drt•er rear-ended a HCODd and nered bato tlae oppoelte Janee where two otller can were 8traek. Tile drtYen ln.ol'ftd were Identified u ElYlra lladrtd. 19. fo Anaheim: Artlaar Gtabom. 79. of Weetmluter; Ladmt11a 8enaeka, sa. of Coeta lleea and lllchael O.tto, 17, of W1altder. "There is every indication from the statistics that the tide levels are 1oin1 to continue to ao up," Willford said. Willford based his claim on a study of Newport tidal data by Reinhard E. flick. a professor at the Scripps ln1titudon of OceanOll"lphy in La JollL The study reporu that the risint tides may be caused, in pert, by the El Nino se, a climatic aberrati9n that results in warmer ocean currctitt and hiaMr tea levels alooa the coest of Cahfornia. 1 The state Dco-rtmcnt ofTranspor- tation plans to spend S l.4 million to widen the eastern side of the brid~ by addina a nonhbound lane. The projeci is meant to rtlieve traffic con)CltJon from Balboa Pct\in1ula. There are plans to widen the other side of the bridae to absorb mcrcased traffic from the planned completion of the Newpon Fwuway. The bridae is thO ptcway to about 2SO docks and slips in several N~n waterf\'ont communities. -"It woukl only cost SI. 7 million eura to build a new bndae With adequate clearence. That 1ncf '*9 all (~-MIDG&/AI) Elder abuse: another of our 'hidden' problems Seniors join children as ta ets of neglect. mistreatment The incident went unreported until the Wealthyi...eldcrty woman's blnJc stepped in. rnat's when the Ora• County P\iblic Guardian's Oft\ce farat was appnsed of the swtlina situ- ation. Somehow a founome or "hippie typca" bad bef)Cd 1n and iaken over an exclusive Emerald Bay home in t.aauna Beaeb. The eJdcrly woman who owns the home wa.s held captive by the four intn1ders for nearly two months durina December and Jam.a· ary, ex~inca James Heim. the coua&y ,-Dublic tdiM and Gom- munity SifVaces Aten~ diteetor. Tbe woman, in her 70s, was locked in 1 bedroom and phy1tc.ally abultd. Sbc: ft& forced 't 1111' f0t lf'OCCOel .. , and other deliveries and for cash bank withdrawals, in one instance totalina • $20,000, Heam llld. JEFF ADLER It was, Heim said, one of the more ··colorful" examples of what some are tenni"I the .. problem of the '80s" - elder abute. Behind Oranae County's closed doors. elderly:• oeoole are bcina ncalected. abulecfand victimized in much the same way children often are, c1tola.ined Larry Leaman, county Social Servica ,\tency du~tor. The difference is that until reccnUy no atate or county aacitcy Vt'U requi"-'CS to collect reporu of such abuse or attempt to help abuae victims. .. It's ~tty wen-known it elltllS, like child or &pOUlll abuee, but nobody knows bow many (victims) there are," Laman saict But now -armed with a new state law -county lltft(ies art prlna up to find out just bow prnalent abutcl of the elderly are •qprtneo County. ~ Focu s ON THl New s The Social Sc~ A&ency. wortina with the Community Services Alen- cy, has been pven the ,a<>-&head from the Board of Supemson to spend SI S,OOOdunna the ne1tt lil months to document an tances of elder abute. Provisions of the new Rite law require ectUln health care P'"<>'. feMionalt and law enf'MC:itmcnt of· ficials to report cues of elder abilte to the appropriate aeency whenever it lS encounttrtd. "h's I hidden ~:· ~ said. "But it's comina out of the clOltt. Now, docton. hospital em- ployees, social workers. paramedics and elder<are custodians., when they ICC it. they've aot to repon it." . Leaman estJmated county Zinda initially will Fl repons ofto ~ abule cues e.cb month. But Leaman and other county oftki&ls are worried that once cues of. cider abutc are re~rted and documented. thm miebt not be mucb bdp available ror tbe victims. ·-ovr tMaett concern is that the outcome oT the repon:ias Pf'OPM' will be peop6e'• ~ t.bat eovernment wiU coaw Wkll ~ to aileYi.ite lhe~'ahm. •t our budett's ratriC " lilr iiii. .. We'll bavtd*~eut-*'7.-Mvt ... the ability to·~ to ... if theft are too maay." W1lik 0,.,. Cwaty '-oo (Pl-•-TIS .... -/A.9) . ~ \ A2 O<onge COUI DAILY PILOTJTuooday, February 14, 19114 Belly flop with bruillell Ptlot John Ferrla of L....,.. Billo eoeaped llAbarmed Monday &tiemoon when be landed at John Wayne Airport min.,. hill l&DdlnCl(ear.Aopokeomanforthel'ladonal • Tranoportadon Safety -Aid Ferrio either foJ"lot or wu unable to lower the wheelo of the olnl(le-eDl(lne Cherokee Arrow. Senate panel told of healthy competition in medical field By ANDREA ADELSON or IM Do111r ..... •tat1 A workcrtakingajob in California is likely to be offered a choice between a1 least two employer-provided health plans. But most of1 heres1 of the nation has no discretion at all, and 1heresult is higher health costs, said Sen. David F. Duren berger. R-Minn., on Monday. Without pocketbook leverage. the medical com mun1- ty has no incentive 1o dchvcrlesscostly medicine and the public has no incentive to stay healthy, said Duren berger. chai rman of a Senate subcommittee on health, during a fact-finding session at UC Irvine. Durcnbcrger, whose subcommittee monitors nearly S 122 billion in federal healthcare funds, heard primarily from administrators oft he UCI College of Medicine about how fcden.l reforms to contain health costs affect a teaching hospital. "California is ahead of the rest of the country in moving towards a market place," allowing healthy competition among those who make make sick people well, Durenberger said after three hours of testimony and a legal pad full of notes. Stanley van den Noort, the College of Medicine dean, said later he tried to describe how any federal moves to trim costs effect a teachi ng hospital, such as the UC! Medical ~nterin Orange, where 75 percent of the patients' bills are paid by the government. The medical center is the primary providerofhcalth care to tbe county's poor. "The insurance companiesand the J.Ove mment arc terribly nervous about thecostofmedic1ne," van den Noortsaid. "But the publicdocsn'tsctm to be, as long as employers pay the bill.'' While Cali fornia docton seem cager to embrace capitalism in their offices, Duren berger lashed out at a regulatory solution proposed Monday by Sen. Edward Kennedy, O.Mass., thatsetspriocsforhospitalservices. "It's so much easier for the regulators, like Teddy, to label it ... and make it look likebe'ssavinathe1f$tem," said Durcnberger. whosefact-findingbearinp 1nsix statcs arc to determine 1ffcdcral health care proarams need overhauling. ''Teddy can't believe people can make choices." No single piece of legislation could answer the complex needs voiced j ust by local healthcare leaden that range from how to deliver home health care to trainin~ doctors to providin' care for lhe poor, Duren berger wd. Hedoesn'tenv1sion propos1ncacomprehensive, omnibus law, but a decade-long lcg1slativeeffon to reverse pri~ insensitivity. The federal government is beginnina to follow the lead of state'ssuch as California, said Duren berger, spending fou r days in Los A~lcs and Orange counties talking to health care officials. "One of our problems is the problem of perception," he said. "We have to take down the barriers when we lived 1n a time of unlimited resources." :1aH1111i!1H,ii•1---------------- PILGRIM MAKES NO PROGRESS •• ; From Al there. We arc sti ll deciding that, .. Ci1y Attorney Robert Burnham said. The ci1y may wait until a Feb. 23 court hearing before pressing 1he issue, he said. Meanwhile, a spokesman for the Harbor Patrol of the Orange County Sheriffs Department said the Pilgrim 1s still being fined S 17 a day for violating the time limit at the wharf Holland was gjven special ci ty permission to dock the Pilgrim at the wharf for fo ur days while he rigged the ship and made it seaworthy. The normal limit at Rhine Wharf Ls four hours. Holland's four days have turned inlo three weeks and the city wants to free the space for other vessels. Delayed shipmenti of rope and iron needed for ris.ging have stranded the Pilgrim al Rhine Wharf, Holland said. "I would like 10 apologize for the problems the schooner has gi ven the city," a soft-spoken Ho lland said during the public comments section of the City Council meeting Monday night. H olland said it would be unsafe to move the ship until more of the work is completed. He then asked the counci l to let him stay at the wharf for another two weeks while a pcrmenant dock for the Pilgrim is built at Lido Marina Village. Newport's Marine Director, David NO-NAME FLU ••• From Al Because the flu has not bttn traced to its origin point. it hasn't been named, Greenwood said. But Terry Schaffer, a nurse and infection control specialist at Fountain ValleyCommunity Hospital, said she has heard it called the"Brazilian nu.·· "I don't know why or who started the name but I do know it's been devastating. lt'sdifferent than most flu bccau!e it'1 not over in adayor tWo. lt usually takes three to four days and then the person can feel weak and lethargic for about a week," she said. "It's really hit kids hard. lfs1ust been running rampant through the schools." she added. Harshbarger, said even with an extension Holland would still need to find a new dock for ship because it will ta ke a minimum of 50 days to get Coastal Commission permitS' to re- build the Lido Marina Wharf. About 20 well-wi shers waited through three hours of council debate on other matters to support Holland's request. "II would seem to me that Newport Beach ~ould be proud to adopt the ship or sponsor 11 in some manner. Hordes of people have been attracted to 1he site where they gazed with awe and admiratioo at the handsome ship built by one man through 13 long yean." said Betty Rothaermel, 10 the applause of the audience. "Mr. Holland, we love your boat, there is no doubt about it. We are sad at the articles in the paper that made us Jodk like ogres but we have given you four days and you have stayed three weeks," said Philip Maurer, Mayor Pro Tempore. Councilwoman Ruthclyn Plum- mer said the city would be open to compromise if a timetable was de- vised. CULT ... • r Light clouds and light breezes Coutal .. .. " " .. " .. " H " .. .. .. " " .. " " .. .. .. .. " .. " " .. .. " .. A.I" ml $now&-:·.;] Shower$ II Flurri.t • ::::::"""' " " .. " -" .. ~ .... " .. 9t.,,_.lamp9 " H ... .._ .. .. .......... n " --.. .. --.. " ~ ........ " .. -.. .. ~-== " .. t .. --" ,._ " .. .. .. ,_, .. " " " ,_ " .. " .. ,_ .. " Temperaturee Tldee ::=. ........... -~ ._.., -· ......... ~ --·-· ...... ...... .... ., .. '' 27 " " .... .. .. .. " " .. .. ., .. " .. " ., " " .. .... .... " " BRIDGE ••• From Al the ramps. everythin&, complete," Willford told the Newport Beach City Council on Monday. ··ea1Tran1 says after the construction the lifespan for the old bridge would be 25 years. For the new bridge we an: proposin& the life span is SO ycan." Willford added. He wu scekina the courr cil's endorsement of lhc plan to aid rus lobbyina efforts with the Oranac County Transportation Co mmiss io n and CalTraRS. "We feel that it is an opportune time because of the sales tu push. This could convince lhc citizens around here to vote for it," Willford said in refmncc to the upcoming coun- ty-wide referendum that seck.s to raise sales tax by I percent to pay for transpor- tation improvements. .. " w--" .. " .. -· .. " TOOAT 8-ICI liOw :t:O 1 p.11'1. 8liDoo'MI 11181'1 •:• 1,, ... --Al'llt low 1:17 ...... Fini! 11181'1 7:32 ...... u Surf report 9'lloNI" -2:40 p.M. ... ·1.7 IUI ~ '-"'11181'1 t:Otp-. ••• '" .. _-,_, 24 • IM"fDOll ... -1·2 poor.fWr ' . -24 ~--..... dncllofl' .... Take A Pilot to lunch and win a lunch on us The Daily Piiot will buy lunch for yov and a friend up to $20. To win, you just have 10 fill out this coupon and ma1t it in to Pitel Lunch, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. California 92626. A winner will be drawn weekly from entries received !he.previous week. Pictures of winners will appear in the Pilot. Winners may choose 10 have lunch at any of our par1tcipati129 restaurants. which include .. The Grinder. Zub1es. Hogue·(" Spires. A complete hs! of participating restaurants ts ayaifable lo winners [1>,~·•vyee~ ut 1•11" Q:i,•y Ptt.,1 il"d I~" '""'•Nl••T• lem·I~ ar~ •"'l'l.g.Okl No PIJ•t.,ase nece~511•\ CoopU<I~ mily ~ P.C.~ll:l .,pill 0 11•ry P.101 )JO Weit Bay ~tree1 COST& Mesa Newport Mayor Evelyn Hart said the proje<:t is something the council should review but she de- e.lined Willford's request 10 sched ule a public hearing on building a new bridge. ~· ~~ I "The biggest obstacle to a new, higher bridge is lhe cost. That money is not currently in any appropria- tion or funding program," said Benjamin Nolan, the city's public works dircc- IOr. t.lond•1 r.,i;1ay I! 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Counl'f' k--L...,.,._ .... • ..._,.c.,ao PrDOuchon ··- Olorilt A. P'o-. ...... ............. l>on•ld L. Wllffait111 C•C ..... hDn ··-VOL. n, NO. 45 Fred Carter. director of student services for the Newport-Mesa Unified School D1s1nc1. said he has seen a "significant increase .. in absences throughout the district since the flu epidemic struck. Jeannette Simek. a nurse's aide at Marina Hiab School inHuntington Beach, said she is seeing more studentsrunnin&hi&h feven, in the 102 range. From Al ~~iii~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiii:ii:i~~~~~~ii~~~~~~~~~!iijj~~~~~ the devil, just hke some people arc I "We're s1i ll scci niabout 40 students a day, .. S'unek said, .. but we're sending more home with fevers, upset stomaches and head.aches -theclassic flu symptoms.·· St. Barbara's Elementary in Santa Ana shut down Jan. 27 because I 00 of !heir 590 students were ill, according to the principal, Sister Norrisc. Attendance is about at normal levels now, she said. Irvine High School'satlcndanccclerk, Arlene Johnson, said she didn't have exact absentee totals but said the sc hool was hit hard about two weeks ago with many students and teacherscallingin sickforthrcc orfourdays in a row. Greenwood said that Influenza A has been isolated in LosAngelesCountr, but so far not in Orange County. "Bui we're testin& some more cultures today. ' he said. Catholic or Jewish." he said. "But we do not really knowhow or even if they used the ashes." Redlands police Lt. Bill Caronna said thieves broke a stained-glass window in gaining entry to a mausoleum at Hillside Memorial Park on Jan. 29, whcn they removed 1wo urns. The theft at the NeWJ)Ort Beach cemelery occurred Dec. 22. Police said the thievcs broke into a scaled mausoleum and look two ums. THE PROBLEM OF ELDER ABUSE .•. From Al protective programs for the victims of elder abuse. comparable to the Albert Sitton Home where victims of child abuse are housed, some other coun- ties do have full-blown elder protec- tive service programt. Leaman said. Senior advocacy sroups already are scttina behind cfforu to convince the state Legislature to approve fundin& for elder protective servk:c proarams around the state, he said. In the case of the elderly Laguna woman who.became a prisoner in her own home, however, the county was able to step in and help. accord1n& to Public Guardian Heim. Just Call . 642-6086 Once count)' officials found out what was happening. Heim went to coun and wu declared the woman's con1CTVatoi:.. In shon order, the four JO. 10 4()..year-old intruden, were arrested and jailed on forsery chlf&e1. "The moment we took over, they got out,•• Heim said of the unusual si tuation. "They came on the pretenK of helpina and intimidated her into allowina them to stay. They, quite ·effectively, had taken over her home." Heim SJ1id his office also has encountered cues of elder abuse in which children of elderly parents who wer< beaten when they were youna now are abusing their parents. The agency designated to accept elder abuse repons is the county's Senior Services information and re-- fem! unit. accordina to Heim. The: agt:ncy is in the process of establishini a special 24-hour telephone hotline to handle reports. "In six months, maybe we'll know if it's a manapble problem or'° bi .. that it's beyondaovemment capibih- ty," Leaman said. "Child abuse (reportin&) started out s~.ow. but it kept doublina evtty year. Wlaat do yo• llke abfft lllle Dally Pilot? Wta11 doe't 10• llkt? Call th a1mbtr at Ifft aH yo1r mtt111e •Ill be rteorded, lruttrlbffl.., deUverM .....,._to tM appr.,.....tit-edi*-. , Tlle'lame t4·1109r a•t•erl•& tervl« may ff ••td to rfffril letten e. lite etlllOr .. aif topic. 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