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Home My WebLink About1984-02-22 - Orange Coast PilotHIGH87 LOW48 c•11n111 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1984 ORANGE C OUN TY . CA l IFOHNIA ~1 r Cf NT'-, It your Social Security number 11 582-18-1843 you've won. -8MPageD2 Coast There are Improvements In coronary artery bypass grafts, a county audience ls told./ Al An accused rapist tearful- ly denies he assaulted Balboa waitress./ A8 California A family feud leaves a Mexican family without a home./A4 Two lesbians have lost a restaurant discrimination case. /A4 Nation The late ex-Communist Whittaker Chambers will be honored by Reagan. /A4. A mother admits drown- ing her four ct:illdren In a river.JM World The Japanese have In- vented a car that drives sideways, making It easy topark./M China denies It tried to smuggle high-tech ma- terlals frbm U.S. IM Rome A mother, exhausted from caring for four chil- dren, considers desper- ate measures to gain help./82 . Food As bachelors are Immune from the tradition of leap year on Feb. 29, lt'saday to celebrate./C1 Sports Estancia and Mater Del survive, but Fountain Val- ley and Ocean View bow out of CIF basketball playoffs./01 Golden West, Saddle- back continue their win- ning ways In the young community college baseball season ./03 Entertainment "Star Wars" ls finally coming to your llvlng room, but wlll It be too ·IrViDe crash hurts I 0 kid 'It looked like Vietnam,• one witness said; collision leaves two In critical shape By ANDREA ADELSON ud STEVE MARBLE Of .. .,. ........ Two University Hiah School teen·a$el'1 were near death today following a violent accident Tuesday afternoon in Irvine, when a pickup truck loaded with 10 youths headed for a favorite lunch spot overturned and plowed into a tree. The force of the single-car accident tossed the students onto a residtntial street and the truck was snapped nearly in half. .. It looked like Vietnam. There were bodies everywhere," said one man, drawn-to the accident scene on Yale Avenue by sereamjna sirens. Students John Kuhel, 16, and John Dahlgren, IS, suffered critical injuries while two girls sustained serious head wounds. Six other youths were treated at local hospitals for minor cuts, bruises and scrapes. police reported. Lt. Al Muir said excessive speed and possibl~tention by the driv- er, Jeffrey , l 6, were the ap- parent causes of the J 2:20 p.m> accident, the wont incident involv- ina student.a within memory of school officials. Usin1 skid marb left on the pavement, police have calculated the truck was traveling in excess of 70 mph, accordina to Sgt. Mike White. T&e speed limit on the ro.dway iJ SS. Passenger Kristina Thornton, 1 s. .......................... Thia !'u the accldent ecene ln lnlne alter a pickup truck loadei with 10 youtba Oftl'tanUlid aad plcnrel lnto a tree. Judge rejects i~junction request by two airlines seeking John Wayne Airport access By JEFF ADLER? . minutes to rule that neither America °' .. .,_,......,, West Airlines nor Jet America was LOS ANGELES -The Orange entitledtoasharcofthe41 fliahtsnow County Board of Supervison found allocated among the six competing itself in an unfamiliar position Tues-airlines servina the airport. day in U.S. District Court Judge America West and Jet America Terry Hatter Jr. 's Los Angeles sued the Board of Supervision last courtroom-on thewinningsideofa month in hopes of joining AirCal, John Wayne Airport access dispute. Republic, Frontier, Western, Pacific It took Hatter less than five Southwest and American airlines in serving the lucrative Orange County air market begining March I . But Hatter, who twice before sided with the airlines and ordered the flight allocation process revised or the airport's runways to be opened to additional carriers, wasted no time in · denying the two airlines the preliminary injunction their at- torneys iought. Noting that a new airline access plan was being prepared by the county and citing the "incomplete plans" of th~ airlines to begin service, Pilgrim casts off for new NB berth By KAREN E. KLEIN Of .. °""' .... .., After weeks of controversy, ticket- ing and legal action, Dennis Holland's Pilgrim of Newport left Newport Beach's Rhine Wharf Park Tuesday at hiah noon. the Balboa Pavilion. Holland, 38, of Costa Mesa, was suffering some dizziness from his rec~nt bout with pneumonia as he took the Pilgrim's polished oak helm, but he enjoyed his boat's first journey nonetheless, he said. "There'll be a lot more trips a lot better than this one," said Betty Holland. who along with Dennis built the Pilgrim by hand over 13 years in the front yard of their Costa Mesa home. the judge refused to grant the order. He said the airlines failed to show how denial of the flights would cause the companies any irreparable harm. Arnenca Westattomey John Lyons admitted afterward that be was somewhat stunned by the swiftness of the proceedings. .. We're obviously disappointed with the ruling," Lyons said. "An appeal will be considered.•• He also said the court decision made it nearly impossible for the (Pleue Me AIRLINE/A2) POiice fuming on fast release Drug suspect freed before report written BySTEVBMABBLE °' .. ..., ....... Huntinaton Beach police e"pressed anger today at a judge who ordered the release of a _key suspect in a cSr:ua case late Tuesday before narcouc:s officers bad even finished writina their arrest reports. ••1 was shocked," said Huntinatoll Beach police Sgt. Carl Vidano. "Within l S minutes after Ftting here we got a call to release this guy. We .. were still writins the report." West Orange Municipal Court J udae Leonard McBride said be ordered the release of Jon J. De- jarnett. 33, after receiving a. tdepbone call from the man's attorney. "I've known the attorney for 20 yean and I've never known him to ~nt the facts,.. explained McBride, who made the release order after reau1ar ~ hours. He said the attorney informed him he had rcpre5ented Dejarnett on several criminal matters before and found the man to be trustworthy. A second man arrested in the drug case, John N'aylor, 31 . was not released. He remained in custody today on S 15,~ bail. .. If this isjusttce and you want to be fair, why wasn't the other fellow released?" asked Sgt. Vidano. Police, armed with a narcotics warrant, arrested the two men at 8 p.m. at a residence at 8012 Taylor Drive. ' Officen uid they sciz.cd four pounds of marijuana, S 13,000 worth of cocaine and 200 milliliters of a (..,.__ eee UL&A8&/A2) late for far-out ratings? Dennla Bolland The showdown was over. Holland's .handmade, l 00-foot replica of an : 8th-century clipper shit> motored away from the city dock in a cloud of exhaust and was off on its .. first long4istance cruise" -an hour and a half journey around Newport Harbor -before it tied up at Art's Landing, a private dock near Holland feudeQ with the city of Newport Beach for a month over the (Pleue Me PILORDI/ A2) /82 Buelneu Westminster Plaza, which was formerly the K- mart center, Is due for a facellft./85 INDEX Bridge Buffetln Board Bueinea C.llf<>f'nla News Claalfled Comicl CrOMWOrd Death Nott~ Food Help Vour'91f Home Horoecope Ann land«• Mutual Fund• Natlonll Newt Obhuar ... Opinion PoNoelog PubMC Notlcet 8port1 8t0Ck Mat1cet1 87 T~ Theetera Welther Wortd N9wt 84 A3 85-7 A4 08-8 M 08 04 C1·10 82 81-2 07 82 85 M A8 A10 A3 04-5 01-4 83 83 A2 A'4 Happy b 'day Huntington --·spmebodymust care There are celebrations and then • __ ..._ ______ .._ ........ there are celebrations. But the one Huntington Beach City Council memben staled Tuesday niabt may take the~ --RnEll '•• T Hl L1GHTf R S1 0L In fact, that was the hi&hl~t oftbe celebration - a piec:e of cake for a few former City Council memben and mayors aod some well-wishen in the audience in Oty Hall Cbamben. They munched on a white cake that the city s>icked up at Vons for $30 after the Huntinaton Beach Concert For a city oftldally celetntina it.a Band perfonned in City C.Ouacil 75th diunoDd jubilee Univenary chambers. The brief ceremony came I.here WllD°1 a lot of lpiut)e or zi9': at &he end of a study 1e11ion on a No ftreworb.: It wu a radw ttaid sen.iOr citizen bousina i•ue and a6ir, ~ .Jor a city Wbicb before the start of the reauJar council bouu a colorfuJ 1liaoi'y of once beina that wu delayed until 8:30 p.m.That. an oil boom town. raaures ~ut to leu than ~ minute'• But you can't accuae the city of celebration for ev~ year 1n the city•• toint overbQud. Tbei'e wun "t one rich history. unowaciemeat i..ed from*' chy ~ C.Oun~ SupcrVilOf Hat-beialdina the momeatoua oc:clllbl. rictt Wieder, a fOrmer m•Yor of the t In kt, the "'ceaetndoll" ••c ti city,Pftltftteda'olliauetotheai{i't IDd 'aJmOet lib an ·~ A.net it Mayor J~ Ketfy .,r.neec1 a ue ~ P9Je1 with the ,_.-40na to her. Nine otber rormer 0 I celebi'atlOD Newport Beach put were intrOd~ And afven memen-t~ in 1911 to odcbrate that toes, but that p about it.: ' city's 7Sth anlli~. I • In Newport, there was a parade then with about 60 ftoats and entries that featured hometown celebrities Buddy.EbaenandJeanneCapley. Lei Brown'• bis-bend performed. there wtre dances and aotf. termis, vol- leyball and lawn bowlina tour- naments and l OK runs. Irvine canine cop killed by motoriSt The city publi~ a history b9<>k that will IOOO have Its tee0od pnnl· i~ Officials detticated Inspiration Poant overlooki!)l. tbe Pacific to tbe public. Police alief Charles 01'01S aod bis fenow barbershop linem entenained. And the grand finale was a bi& dance on t!>t newly ~mptcted BJ CBJUSTINE DBCIEB Paa'lic C.O.st Highway brid&e. for· Of .. .., ....... mer state Transponation Director People aren't the only victims of driven wbo rut and run. Adriana Oianturco wu one of the Late Tuctday t>i&h t. Farnsworth, an Irvine police doa, Mt Jtnick aod metr)'·maken. A special city al wu killed by a bit .. nd-nm motonst on Culvu Drive near Yale Ave. daianed to mart the anniversary. A • Narcotics .,ents had been 1eardn1111 c:ondominiwn at l 71 Stttam~ ~of 1,000 attended the diamond in the Lakes and srwi"JS area at about I C>.30 p.m. wbtft Famswonb ran oft jubilee dinDCf. •1'bete wu a ICUftlc at the door and taimetlilila IDC>oked tllie dol. '()De of' 8'at Huntinaton Be.ach, Oranee the officm tried to find him, bul be wu aone ... u1d lrvine l)Olicc 5't. Dick County•1 thinf larlnt city with a Bowman. populauon of 180,000, kept a much Farnsworth, ~h about S.S.000, wu a BOuvier da FlUckn., a nft bftled lo'Mf profile -cont1derably lower. especially suited to p0hce worlt becau.ac they aft ~~ tlltdliaient iDd Officials directed the City Council well-bchav~. Farnsworth looked like a l~ .Nrr)'.~ bar Wiii (..... llAPPT/AI) \ • (Ph r... /Q) i f , , RELEASE ANGERS BB POLICE •.. Prom Al sub5tan~ believed to be hasb1 h 01t Police 1d they were met at the door of Dc1arncu's residence by a Doberman pinscher that delayed entry into the home Iona enouah for at least two other men to escape over a backyard wall. A night-long search using police hehcopter for the escaped men was not successful. Vidano said he was surprised at the release of Dejarnett a man he described as having few taes to the community. He said DeJamett rents the residence he lives an and a~ parentl) as unemplo)ed. ."ll's tbc ume old t9")'," said V1dano. ''YcAI act them offtbe streets and before you know it they're back. out there apin. I don't even know 1f that's newsworthy anymore." McBride said he weighed out the matter by dctenmnana whether the drua suspect prescotc<t a danger to the community. "I'm very cautious about that. In fact, yesterday afternoon I ref used to reduce the bail on two sex offenders because I felt they did present a danger to the community. He said DcJarnett's attorney "guaranteed'' his client would show up for his coun date. PILGRIM FINDS NEW HOME ••. From A l docking of the Pilgnm on cat) property. The Caty Council as~cned that Holland was blocking public access to the wharf but Holland claamel) the boat was unsafe w moH·.' Tuesda). feanng the cit) would take further legal ac11on against ham, Holland decided to move the boat to Art's Landing. Mark Howard, the new owner of Art's. had offered the dock for the Ptlgnm shonJy after the controversy erupted. The 70-foot pri vate dock as ia the process of being demolished and rebuilt. Holland said. and the Pilgrim "I m&&ht have done the same than& for the other auy 1f has attorney bad called me," saad the Judac. "But nobody called me about him. "l guess the police are upset because they were mad at this auy but I can't set bail JU St 10 keep thts man in jail," he added. Police said the quickness of the judge's order that Dejarnett be re- leased on his own recognizance surprised them. Narcotics officers rcponcd that they called McBnde to protest the release but claimed the judge "didn't seem very interested." may be able to stay there indefinitely. When the Pllgrim 1s finished in the next few months, Holland plans on running charter cnuscs to Catalina and San Pedro. He al~ plans on participating in a tall sliips race in Lon.g Beach this sum mer as part of the 1984 Olympics festivities. PU&rlm of Newport lea vea c ity wharf for new h~me a t Art1a Landing. AIRLINE ACCESS DECISION •.• From Al a1rl1ne to Ix-gin March I ~av1ce. should Hatter's ruling be o\ en urned on appeal. Attornc~ M 1chak Gatzke, rep- resenting the count~. said the ruling indicates thq udge ··is not prepared to interfere "'Ith the processes g0tng on .. Besides v. nting a nev. access plan. work t\ progressing on an airport expansion project that would in- crease the number of daah 1c1 de- panurcs to 55 and more. Also. supervisors are considering ratifying an agreement wi th the city of New- port Beach to end the long-standing airport furor and expedite expansion plans Gatzke said he expected super- visors would take up the matter of the quarterly airport fligh t all oca11ons dunng today's board meeting. He also said he felt "great" to be on the winning side of an a1rpon dispute CANINE KILLED ••• From Al difficult to Sec at night. Bowman said. Police got a call at 11 p.m. reporting a dead dog on the side of the road. Police checked. and 11 v.as Farnsworth. There were no witnesses. Farnsworth had been with the police department since December 1982. He had hcen used to <;n11T out and chase suspects for the police Farnsworth leaves his four-legged fnend. Ban. the remaining Irvine police Bouvier. His handkr was Officer Steve Frey Poltce have not yet decided on hunal plans. Master K-9 Kennels 1n R1 vers1de has offered to replace Farnsworth with another male HOU\.ll'r Ha l k at Streamwood. poltcc arrested Roger Linder. 18. and Thomas ~teven'ion . 18. tor pmscso,wn of an ounce of cocaine and a ~mall amount of man1uana Sc\ cra l hundred dollars were found with the cocaine. pohce said. 1 he tv.o men were booked and taken to the Orange County Jail. for a change. Supervisors last found themselves on a losing side of a federa l court airpon dispute in spring 1983 when board members anempted to impose a moratonum limiting the number of carriers at John Wayne Airport to five. Amencan Atrhnes. which carefull y had followed airport regulations to qualify for flights under the access plan. sued th e county and won an order from Haner permittin~ it to fly. America West was seekani four daily flights to Phoenix while Jct Amenca had requested three daily flights. If granted, those flights would have been subtracted from the number of flights allocated to the airlines already serving the airpon. In addataon. Muse Air, Alaska Airlines. Continental and Texas In- ternational Airlines all have ex- pressed interest m flying from Orange County. Airlines represented at the late afternoon court heanng were PSA . Continental. Texas International, Republic and Aareal. Also an attorney representing th e caty of Newport Beach ~tended the session. HAPPY B'DA Y HUNTINGTON ••• From Al secretary to order a cake and she sent out invitations to former City Coun- cil officials and received 12 RSVPs. Make that I I. Former Mayor Al Coco's name appeared twice on the last. Mayor Kelly descnbcd the oc- casion Tuesday as cutting the cake with a httle music "I thank n (the celebrauon) as re la ta vely sufficient. l don't have much thought regarding this. I thank the brouhaha should come when the ca ty celebrates ns I OOth birthday," he said. Kelly and1c~ted there may not have even been a cake but for the prodding of C it y Councilman Don MacAllaster And whale Kelly thouaht the celebrauon would pretty well be confined to Tuesday naaht•s cake-<'utting. M acAllaster ~1d he is hoping 10 remember the occasion at the city's 80th July 4th parade "The staff as putllng 1t all t<>&Cther. We'd like to have a special float and Spt'Cial fireworks pro&ram An- niversanes can be 1mpoiunt an estabhsh1ng a city's 1dent1ty," he declared. Just Call 64~-6086 I Meanwhile; Jackie Heather, who was mayor or Newport Beach durins that city's celebration, said their year-long &ala was "memorable to all and it pulfcd us all together. "The most remarkable thins 1s that at made us a small city again." she said. "It made at a small city agam for everybody at all levels. It took us back to the roots of75 yean as a city. "It brought to us closeness and excitement that's hard to gel in this fast·paced world. ·•1 think it (Huntinaton Beach) is missing a wonderful OPJ><?rtunity to celebrate a diamond Jubilee. I'm aoing to send them a binhdar, card, a belated card, since I didn t know about it." She said Newport planned for the event for about a year and that all events paad for themselves. It was a celebration to remember, like Hunt- ington Beach's history: When Huntington Beach was i{l- corporatcd Feb. 17. 1909. Ed Man- nina served as mayor for a mere 915 souls. Oil was discovered an 1920 and remains an important part of the economy. There art 82S otJ wells that produced 11 million barrels in 1978, the last year records arc ayailable. The city once boasted one of the richest farmin.a sections in the west that produced bumper crops of lima beans, sugar beets. asparagus and chili peppers. But agriculture by now almost entirely has given away to housing and industrial development Once a part of a Mexican land grant, Huntington Beach was called SbeU Beach before the tum of the century. But in I 901 the name was chanpd to Pacific City and P.A. Santon bought 40 acres of beach and planned to turn the area that is now alona Main Street into "another" Atlantic City. But the plan failed to materiahzc and Stanton 10ld out in 1902 to Henry F. Huotinaton and the Huntington Beach oompany. The Pacific Electric Railway came to the seaside community which was renam~ HuntinJton Beach in 1904. Five yean later ti was incorporated. Seventy-five yean later, they cut a cake. · Oh well, its the lhouaht that counts. WUt do yo• llkt' aboat tbe Dally Piiot? Wllat doD't )'H llke? Cati Ute aumMr at ltft and your menace "Ill be rec:oriltcl, traascrlbt4 and delivered to tk •pproprlatt' t'dllor. Tbe same U -boar an1werl•1 Hrvke m1y be •sed to rec:ord letters to tlte editor oa I.DY coplc. Co1trlbutor• to otr t.euut col1m1 m11t lncl•dt tMlr namf' and tt lepltone H"IMr for nrlllcatla. No drcalatlo• calla, pttase. Tell us wa.,1•1 on your mind. 1 .. Fair and warmer Thur sday Coutal Eztended emperatures •I 33 St Lou,. 58 35 St ,,...r~ 52 20 sen I.like eo 35 Sen ,._nton;o 62 35 sen~ 71 68 San Frtndtco 72 •O St Ste M- 47 18 SM!tlt 72 52 ~ 38 23 S1ou.t Feb 4 1 24 Spoll- 48 3' SyrecuM ... 29 fQOtl!t se 30 r-64 3t fulM 51 M 71 87 21 14 .. 11 ee M H 44 28 24 47 17 eo :M 40 20 42 2t S5 • •1 S7 98 N 83 ,.. .. Le 38 3t 51 26 eo 21 23 17 67 22 59 41 111 30 83 34 aa 2t 63 3e eo 38 57 27 34 17 •s 30 64 43 34 M 31 23 43 2e Tl des •3 20 ""MNnGton 58 2t Wic:INla " 32 61 M TOOAY hoorlcl hlgll 2-ot p m ;I 1 -SeoonCI IOw 7 :OI p m 1 a SURF REPORT n.uRal>AY -- Fnt hlgll 2:09 Lm. 4.t Flrt1 IOw 8:51 a.m. 0.7 LOCATION SeoonCI hlgl\ 4:31 pm 2.a Hunllng1on Beach ~ IOw 8:21 p.m 2.4 ~ .i.tty. Newport lun Mia today at 5:43 p m , naee 40tll St . "-POtt Tlluf9dey al e·:it Lm and .... tg9ln at 22nd St., ~ 5.44 p m 8alboe WedOe Moon ... todey .. 10: t7 Lm. ,... ~ 8ead1 a1 t2 21 a.m. Till.ndlly and ... eg91n sen Clement• at 5 «pm Waler Temp: 56-51 Mesa to ease traffic crush on Paularino .. Bristol area By KAREN E. KLEIN Of !tie Delly ~ ..... Residents of an older north Costa Mesa neighborhood who claim their homes have been boxed tn by in- creased development and traffic got a measure ofreliefTuesday night from the Costa Mesa City Council. About 20 residents living near Paularino Avenue and Bristol Street have been pushing for several years to have the busy Paularino closed to the 7,000cars that travel past their homes daily. A traffic study commassaoned b.Y, the ci ty for that area has shown that 1f proposed developments -hotels, shops and office buildinss -planned for the north end of the caty an the next few years are constructed, Paularino traffic would more than double. The noiSe. exhaust and nuisance on the street is unbearable now. residents say. Nine of the homes 10 the tract face directly onto Paularino and are particularly affected. Tuesday the council voted against installing a cul-de-sac on the street but agreed 10 make a start at improving the quality of ltfe in an area that has grown from a small residential community to a bustling, near-urban enclave. The council voted to: •Post 30 mph speed signs on the street: •Declare the street a no parking 1one: DellJ Piiot Dellwery 11 Guerent..ct MumJ11i, J r4tJa~ It ye>u J• "''' """" YUUf PclPfl' Oy ~ lo r ,,, td'' ~;,---.." 1 ,, "' _., :.l .,n ,, (Ut)y w1I t•P ,,.,.,, .... ,,.i) •Restripe the street to include turning pockets at Trinity Dnve and Yellowstone Drive and consider des- 1gn.ating a turning pocket at Platte Dnve; •Install two-wa y, left-tum arrows at Bristol and Paularino; •Investigate the possibility of in- stalling double lefl·tum lanes on westbound Paularino at Bristol when nearby developments are co n- structed; •Continue with plans to improve Balcer Street and then consider divert- ang through traffic at Bristol and Paularino; and •Conduct a study to determtne whether city funds can be allotted to soundproof the nine ho mes that face Paularino. Residents of the singl e-family tract said they were pleased the council took some steps to ease their problem. but saad they were worried the action would be too little. too late, cspecaally for the senior citizens who make up much of the neighborhood. "The things they're doing may not be in ti me to help the people that are there. Ten years may be the rest of their lives," saad Elsie May Deeter. who lt ves on the corner of Yellow- stone and Paularino. At a council study session earlter thas month, business owners on Paulanno objected to the proposed closure. saying it would hurt their business and block emergency access to the residents and merchants. Councilman Ed McFarland said closing this street would set a prece- dent that would allow many other congested areas in the city to demand closures as well. Council members stressed their actions Tuesday would have to be short-term solutions. A long-term plan to completely rezone the pro~ eny and reconsider the location of single-family homes an such a con- gested. urbanized area would prob- ablv not be feasible w1than the next dcc-ade. "But afwe waat until a total. overall solution can be accomplished. the waat may be interminable," said Mayor Donn Hall. "We need to do something as soon as we can." The council's decision was "better than what we (the residents) had expected," Deeter said. "They're making a start and we can't fault them for that." But 'lhe and other residents who turned out to speak continued to assen that ctt) planning for develo~ ment did not adequately take anto account the impact that development would have on residents of the city. Correction State Parks Ranger Gary Hund was incorrectly identified in a caption accompanying a front page photo- graph an Sunday's Daily Pilot. The Daily Pa lot regrets the error. . ORANGE COAST Clrcwtlon 7141142-4m Daily Pilat H. L. 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CW estclibb Penza 650-2105 Deadline today for Valley parent class ''Quality Partnting" 1s the thc:mc of the third annual presentation of"A family Affair.'' a program focusing on Queslidns shared by parents and educators and sponsored by the fountain Valley School Distnct. the School ~mprovemcnt Advisory Committee and the Super- intendent Parent Council. Participants must register by Thursday at Harper School, 18685 Santa Ynez. Fountain Valley. The program will be conducted 8 a.m. to noon March 3 at Fountain Valley Elementary School, 17911 Bushard St. There will be no on-site registration. The registration fee 1s $5 per famil y. Youngsters in kanderprten through arade six will be assigned to activity groups. Younastcrs in grades 7 and 8 may attend the sessions with their parents. Anti-burglary meeting in HB The Huntington Beach Neighborhood Watch will sponsor a free burglary prevention meeting Thursday at Crest View School. 18052 Lisa Lane. The program beg.ins at 7:30 p.m. According to police. 28 home burglaries have occurred during the past two months in the community around the school. Guest speaker at the meeting will be police Detective Gary Meza, a burglary investigator. .. Beglnnlng computer class set The Laguna Beach Recreation Department is offering a "Computers fo r Beginners~· class be~nning tonight. The four-week seminar will include computer operations, programming in basic language and terminology. Pre registration is required. "Call 497-3311 ext. 201 or come to 505 Forest Ave. Laguna Beach for to reserve a space and for additional information on times and dates. The course fee is $68. Olympic blaclcs to.le at UCI "Blacks in the Olympics: Past, Present and Future." a presentation by Olympic chronicler Frank Barnes. will talcc place Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Room IOI of UC Irvine's University Ce nter. The event 1s free. and part of Black Hi stol") Month activities. Step family worlcshop ln Irvine An informational workshop will be presented tonight on the successful step family at Northwood Community Park. 4531 Bryan Ave., in Irvine. New ways to survive and succeed at the comple>. issues members of blended families face will be explored by psychologist Charles M. Denny at the 7:30 p.m. session. Further information on the class can be obtained by calling 660-3814. Laguna pollce luncheon set Tickets are available for the ninth annual awards luncheon to honor the Laguna Beach Police Officer of the Year. The luncheon, sponsored b) the Exchange Club of Laguna Beach. will held Thursda~ noon at the Hotel Laguna Riviera Room. 425 Pacific Coast Highway. Laguna Beach. Officials suggest that be purchased in advance from Bill Hoff of the Hotel Laguna. Call 497-1944 for reservations. Arthritis forum date corrected In Tuesday's Bulletin Board column. an incorrect date was published for a free public health forum on arthritis. The profam. sponsored by Humana Hospital Westminster, wil be presented from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Huntington Beach Central Library's Talbert Room. 7111 Talbert Ave. The Pilot regrets the error. CALENDAR Wednesday, February 22 • I :30 p.m .. Oruge County Planning Commission. Hall of Ad ministration. I 0 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. • 7 p.m., Lagua Beach Pinning Commission. Council Chambers. 505 Forest Ave. • 7 p.m .. Laguna Beach Parking, Traffic and Clrcalation Committee, City Hall Conference Room. 505 Forest Ave. • 7:30 p.m., Foutain Valley Planning Comml11lon. City Council Chambers. 10200 Slater Ave . • Thursday, February 23 • 9 a.m .. Orange Couty Tran1it District Board of Dlrecton. OCTD Administration Building. 11222 Acacia Parkway, Garden Grove. • 6:30 p.m .. Lacuna Beach Board of Adjustment, Council Chambers. 505 Forest Ave. .,.., .... ,.... .., "-"u,111 Orange County Flre Department reacue worken ru•b an injured cruh victim to an awaiting ambulance. Lunch break.ends in tragedy 10 students without permission to leave -----c~rnpus get injured By ANDREA ADELSON and STEVE MARBLE Of .... o.u, ~llol ..... In the wake ofa violent accident that left I 0 Irvine hiih school students inJured. school administrators questioned why a group of freshmen and sophomores were off campus during the middle oft he school day University H 1gh School Principal Robert Bruce said only sen1orsandjuniors are allowed off campus during lunch, although underclassmen may leave with parental perm1ss1on. ''We'll have a lot of questions. We want to learn how to prevent this," said Bruce. who couldn't recall another accident that in- volved so man} students. Several students, including one of the accident victims, said the campus is lax on enforcing the lunch break rule and that many lower grade students leave the school at lunch. Bruce admitted students in the lower grades violate the rules and are subject to detention if caught. . Although Bruce couldn't say whether a stncterenforcement ~licy is contemplated 1n the wake of the incident, students predicted that may be the result. Knstina Thornton was one ol the lucky ones involved in the noontime accident U nlikc many of her fnends. the 15-year-old high school student came awa} with only cuts and bruises after she was thrown from the back of a pickup truck and landed in the roadway along w11h nine campus companions. "This was the first time I ever went out to lunch with them," Said Thornton several hours after the tragic mishap. Everyone riding in the truck was IOJured. Four of the youths suffered major inJunes. Two, 15-year-oldJohn Dahlgren and 16-year-old John Ku he I. were ch ng1 ng to life today with critical head injuries. Thornton said her parentsµ ve her a lecture after the accident. telling her she should know better than to nde unsecured in the back ofan open truck . "It's just by thev.ace of God there weren't more pedestnans, 'said a man who Ii ves nearby the accident scene on Yale Avenue m University Park. He asked not to be identified. "I fit had haPJ?Cned an hour later .... " the man's voice trailed off, his eyebrows arched. Twoelementaryschools. Vista V~rdeand University Park, and Rancho Middle School, arc a short distance from Yale Avenue, a street used by youngsters walking home from school. News of the incident. announcc4dunng the final period of classes at Uni versll)' H i$h. drew a crowd of on-lookers as students made their way home. Steve Scoggin, the school's altheuc d1 rec- tor. said severaJ of the students, including the truck's driver, arc involved in campus sports. Driver Jeff Baker, 16, was the quarterback of the school's sophomore football team and also is active in basketball and baseball John Farrell, a passen,cr in the truck who sustained minor injuncs also participated 1n football , baseball and basketball. "Both are real fine kids." said the sports director. "This whole thing is so tragic. But I suspect there's some education in the acc1den t." Two others inJured in the accident. Dahlgren and Brian Adams, 15, arc mem- bers of the school water polo team. lOHURT ••• FnmAl .0-minute luQch bttak. he said the studtnll Who consciou cried !or help; .... 1:11amiw· rcs.idtnts of Univeniry Palk OUI thrir houses . .. , heard what I thotilht Wit • e~plo$1on," aid Ptut.l..aJfy; wl!M> juJt two hou1naway from Y.at.._ the atctdcnt occurred ... , ~ k WU a n aft.etburoer from OM Of die jets at EJ Toro. · .. , was froicn in my trackt. tt.,.. a helluva scene. I never want to 1e1 lh81 1 again. Ri&ht away )'Ou think of }'GUI'. own children," said the father or eight, who had a camera over oae shoulder. " Police ha~ ruled out alcohol at•,. factor in the mishap, arMt MW centered on excess.ive speed, untdl turnin1 m.svemenu and ·mechanical failuref"IJ'""olber possjbk cauta. ··1 don't recall lb.at sttcel as havlJll • an acci<knt history," said LL Muir, a former traffic supervisor. He said the dnver may have &olt control of the truck while chanaina I radio station. The vehicle careened out-of-<:ontrol, slammed into a Curl;; and flew throu&h the air into a curbside tree, splittina the tree •Ddr slicin& the truck almost in two. t Lally, one of a douo resi<knt.t wbO;f watched police measure skid matb and clear debris, said the north-tautb1 street with little cross traffic betWttn University and Michelson streets it used as "a race track.'' He recalled other you thful motor- ists driving at excessive speeds who whip by him as he rides in the marked • bicycle lane . Faftecn-year-old Orsi lvanovick. viewing the mangled truck, said ''it's so scary.just looking a1 iL" Thornton. who was in the back of 1 the truck. said Amy Valdez. 15. and Bnan Adams. 15, were passcngen in 1 the cab. Valdez was ta.ken to Tustin Com-1 munity Hospital with head injuries and Adams was treated at HOii Memorial Hospital for cuts and J bruises. police said. Dahlgren and Kuhel. llSled in very cnucal condition in the mtens1vecarc i unit of Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, are being treated for head injunes, according to a hospital spokeswoman said. Wendy Allari, 14, and Valdez, who suffered less critical injuries, were listed in serious condition at Tustin Community Hospital. Police said others who suffered I lesser IDJUnes were John Farrell. 16. Enn Edward, 14. Samantha Smith, 15, and Adams. • 7:30 p.m., Newport Beach Planning Commlulon. City Hall, 3300 Newport Boulevard. DtlllJ ""°' l'Mt• "Y ..._.,.. Llptll Datsun pickup truck wa• broken in half in the accident. D<llly,.,,. """°.., ....... u,111 An up•et Krl•tina Thornton, 16, •uffered minor lnjurie.. PoucE Loe -------- Man robbed at gunpoint in Costa Mesa motel room A man staying at the La Quinta Inn, 1515 South Coast Drive in Costa Mesa, was robbed at gunpoint Tues- day night b,Y a man who posed as an air conditioner repairman, police said. The victim. identified o"IY as Joseph Snyder, told Police a man Huntington Beach knocked on his motel room door at about 8:20 p.m. and said he was there to work on the air conditioning. When Snyder opened the door, the man pushed his way into the room, brandishing a revolver. according to Costa Mesa Police Lt. Tom Durham. The man demanded money and bicycle wonh SJOU. a rcs1dcnt re- ported Tuesday. While a woman was out doing her • • • laundry. someone forced open the Breaking in through a front shdma front door of her home Tuesday on &lass door. someone burglanzcd a the 600 block of 12th Street. The loss home on the 16400 block of included a S 130 ponable TV set. $300 Wimbledon Lane. The loss included wonh of jewelry and $2001n cash. Jewelry worth $3,500. • • • • •• A ru1dent of the 19100 block of . A man was arrested Tuesday cve- Maanolia trcct reponcd Tucsda) ning at the Taraet storr at Brookhu~t that someone stoic the hubcaps from trect and Adam!i A venue on u P•· her be1ac 1978 Lincoln Conuncntal c1on of shophftin&. Rc<'ovcred were The Jou was estimated at $600. compu&cr Oopp discs wonh $30. • • • • • • A resident of the 6300 block of A re 1dcnt of the 16900 bl()(k of Reubens Drive told ~lioc Tuclday Pacific Coast Hiahway told officers t.hat her wallet containlna S3SO and Tuesday that two wetsuit~ worth SI SO credit card• had bttn stolen while she were stolen overnight from his was 1hop~na at a supermarket at balcony. Ool~en est Street and Warner Entcnna an u~l~kcd g.oraae on the Avenue. • • • 10100 block of Kuku1 Onvc. ~omc- Someonc broke into an unlocked one tole a red I Q8 J Royce Union prqe on the 9600 block of Olympic BM motocro~s bike The lo wa Driv and SlQlo a red 1irl h\\·1nn estimated at S l SO. ' ! t pulled Snyder's telephone wires out of the wall. The robber took $120 in cash and a $35 watch from Snyder and left. He is described as a male Hii;panic. in his 20s, 6 feet, I inch tall and weighing' 220 pounds. He was wear- in& a blue denim jacket and dark shirt and pants • • • An employet'lll ceactr Boulevara record store told police Tuesday that someone buralanzcd his a:rccn 1981 Volkswqen Rabbit and stoic a stereo unu worth $400. The car was parked on Chapel lane and Ellis A venue. • • • Someone used boh cutters to remove 1 padlock from a carpon toraae cabinet on the 8000 block of Holland Drive. a resident rcponcd Tuesday. The lo s included tools worth Sl,200. • • • resident of the IS 100 block of Tnton Lane reported Tuesday that someone broke into his white 1981 Toyota Cchca and tole hu wallet, containina a drifer's license. credit cards an~ S 12S cash. lntlne boy'1 red 12-specd Huffy was ~tolen Mot1da)'fnd a an:cn ars bike was stolen Tuesday from the 3000 block of Park\ 1ew A venue. Both were valued at between $50 and $:!00 • • • A silver men's JO-speed LeMans bike was stolen from lln1,ers11' High sometime Tuesda}. • • • A Schwinn cruiser, valued at about SIOO was stolen from the Aquatics Center on Walnut at about 2 p.m. Tuesda~ • • • Morr than S '\{)()()worth of JC"elry was stolen from a residence in the 200 block of Yale Loop on Saturda) The theft was reported T uesda > Police found no signs of forced entry • • • A theft was reported Tuesday 1n Irvine Groves. the mobile home park at 5200 Irvine Blvd Forct:d entry was gained sometime in Feb1 uary and 1 hand gun was taken. Costa Mesa T"'o buildings of lmpcnal Auto- mm1on. Inc.' 188 Aarwa) Ave . were broken into last week and $3,42S \\-Orth of equipment was stolen Emplo}ee~ reported Tuc"'ay that a typewntcr. digital clocli... o 110 ope and volt meter wert mis ina No forttd en ti"\ wa' detc:ctcd • • • Th1tve ransack<'d a home on the 2300 block ofFa1rv1ew ROid over tht weekend and made off with SSOO in ca h and an· unknown amount of valuable aold Jewelry Pollet q1d entry may have bttn madt thtOu(lh an unlocli..cd door. • • • An open a.nrn&c on the I 000 blocl of Olen C'1rclt prov1'1ed th1c\ec; ll<'Ct''' to 1..-0 pair ot 'lnow skis. the . victim reported Tue da) The loss was placed at $800 Newport Beach .\ N.ewport Beach man reported the theft of S86:! in tools and clothing from the trunk ofh1s car parked in the I 00 block of Ba)'s1de • • • A Newport Beach woman reported the th eft of a suitcase. gold bracelet and a radio from his home m the IQ()() block of Shenngton The value of the atcms was placed at $450 • • • A Ncwpon Beach man reported the theft of two bicycles with a combined value of $:!40 from a garagC' 1n w10 Court. • • • A Newport Beach man rtportcd the theft of a wallet from an unlocked car parked at 2406 Newport Blvd Fountain Valley Someone smashed a bedroom "in- dow 1n the 16000 bloc k of M1 Hu tching.c; . trect and stole a tolor telev1s1on ~t valued 1t $350 • • • Burglars pnrd open c1prettr and v1dro game mach1nt1 at \lph\ ·.,, 10 111 Talbert 4.vr. and 1ook aoout $40 in coins • • • The o"'ner of I Q8 I C ad1llal Fleetwood d1~\'ercd two would-be bufl)an atttmpuna 10 S\eal two wire hub cap . He chaStd thr twt> ~ J>C'(\ "ho tvcntually cscapcd but ie- t•ovcrcd the onr hub cap the) had r<'movcd Laguna Beach T "'" m• r bla ~ 1u,en1les ~re rcportl'dl) begging for money from passer~b> in the 500 block of Agate trect Tuesda) Laguna Beach pohoc ~1d the' .,..ert· unable to locate the panhandlers. Pedestrian struck, killed b y car in HB A 65-vear-old man was fatally 1nJur~ Tuesday nt&ht when he was struck b) a car whifc cross1na Belch Boule"ard in Huntinaton Beach. police said this morning. The pedcstnan, ac:ltntified as Rc-- uhen BaraJas of Huntington Belch, "'as rushed to the trauma center at r-oun1a1n Valk) ommunity Hospi- tal ...,,th broken le-gs.. 1ntcm1l tl\juncs and head inJunes. Set Jeff Cope said. t1e v.u pronoun~ dead at tbe ho p1tal at 7.36 p.m. (ope said Bara.J&s was crou1na ~ach Boule"ard north of U\lca .\venue at 7 p m when the accident occurred Police \aid the man was cro ma in 1he middle of the blodt 1n lront of oncom1n southbound traf- fic One motori~t v.crved to avoid h1ttan1 Saraja • but a scoond dnvcr 10 the lane ncarn1 the curb told pohce be did not S« the pc<kstnan an time to sto_p The dnvn of the car that 1naclt Ranua wa\ 1<kntificd u Chnt0pber J Wehlc. 25 of Huntm1ton lc:ach, Office~ do no\ upect \0 fik .d\Ja,.~ .I pm t ti'\( dn\'tt, id. M ~~~~~Pl~~~~~~~~2~2~·~18i8i4 ________________________________ _ Bawal.l strllte Syria vows 'peace effort' turD·ed aside BLIRLI 1. u•banon (.\Pl -~)rlU !.!lid today It would 1 he pullback otlic1ally bepn 1 ucsday. and McCIUJ) cooperate an m·~ <'11011' lO bnng ~ace 10 Lebanon. but said Mann~ helicopter and umph1b1ous landing craft one of~s1dcnt Amin (1cma)C"l's C'hns11an alli~ warned slurt~d rerryin,membt'rsofthe 22nd Marine Amph1b1ou~ HONOl.UlU (AP) ~ ~ of Urilonl NIP-him not to bow to Syria's demand 10 'lerap the troop Unit out of Beirut t 111 1~ .0.000 pubk ernpbjeM ~ reeched w1thdr.swal pact with Israel Army \ol. Ed McDonald, the chief spoke!tmun at the ~....,.,.rtonu.-contrectwtttlstateand (icma)'cl i~ reportedly con 1denng a new audi base.sa1dabout IOOmen.dcscrib<"dasmilital) p<>hccand oountygo.ieinmtn'9.•Yerttno•ettikethet00Uldha~ A.rab1an-sponsorcd propo~I that calls for a cease-fire artillery spotters. lefl for the ships Tu~day He ..aad the ~the atate during lta prime tOY.rlat MUOl'I. throuahou1 Lebanon and u government declaration m1nn redeployment was not yet under way "TM ttnk• ha beef\ averted," Gov. George canceling the Mu} 17 Lebane!K·-1\raeh !>ecunty part .. There will be very little move"'ent of people 1n the ArfYOlhl ennounoed at a news conference 15 mlnut• !>}na. which )upports Gemayal\ Druse and h11te next fe~ days:· he said. before the 8 a.m. PST ttrfke deedllne. Moslem opponcnh. reje<'ted an t'arher ~aud1-mC'dlllted --------------------™ Mttlement offer WU to be prMem.d lat« peace plan. But )rta's official nt'w~ agency said today. today to tt.. negotiating commttt ... and executlW after a meeting between Saudi med1otor Rafik Hann and c:ommltt ... of the tour unions .-.pteMntlng otttc. Synan Foreign Minister Abdul-ttuhm Khaddam. that won.era. bl~lar wori(ert, teachert and colege joint Synan-Saudi effons .. to ensure peace and secunl) in , Lebanon" would conunue. proteuota. hit H -u t .......... .., of 'artlcut•rty .. We have d1 us!.ed and decided a few things.'' TMdtlpute aw ... at ·-~ a p another mediator. Pnnre Bandar ban Sultan. the Saudi profltabte tourtet teeaon, with hotels pact<ed to ambassador to the United States. said af\er the meetin~. cap~illa of the agr...-nent were not announced. Noting Hann was !>Cnl from DamaS<.'us. the Syrian capita . But John Wttcek, 8 spok.aman for the 9,800-member to Beirut today. the pnncc said. "Wt: hope to have belier bfu.c<>'lat Unhed Public Worttera, sajd It Is "con-news to SU} to you when he comes back ... tlderably better" than the state's previous offer. Beirut's leading ni:wspapers. the independent Alto Involved were 18,435 whtt.-<X>llar workers An-Nahar and the lefl1st As-Salir. \aid Gemayel hoped reprnented by the Hawaii Govemmen1 Emptoyees that by <:anceling the May 17 agrt:l·mcnt he wou ld be able Asaodatlon, 9, lOO teaohers represented by the to form a national coalition Cabinet that would meet the H-H Stat• Teachers Association and 2,700 coflege demands of Druse and Shute rebels battling his army. ........ lvet'SJ 1 Meanwhile. U .. Arm} Maj Don McClary, a faculty mernMr'a represented by the Un ty 0 spokesman for the Manne untt. said the 1.300 Mannes Hawait Profeulonat AetMNTlbty. based at Beirut airport as pan of tht: mul11na11onal force A lengthy atrtke could have meant HawaJl'e luSh continued their withdrawal to Nav) ~hap!> offshore and Escaped CODS kill man, nee BROWNSVILLE; Tenn. (AP) -Two ~ prlaOn lnmat• shot and kltled a man and took ha. wife hostage, tMin etole the eoupte•a car end drove across the state, where the tnmat• fled, correctlOn offlclal1 said today. tropical tcene would have been littered with mounds .. bas1ca!ly have 2•12 ships loaded." . of unconected garbage. a loss of water service to nus puts them about halfwa) through the process of fc>me ateU. a backup of sewage and a stowdown at returning equipmen1 onto the shtp!t tha1 brought them to airports and waterfronts. Beirut. 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N.J -.'\ woman plcadtng guilty to k1lhng her four children said she took the youngest out of the polluted river where she drowned them because "he was stall mo"1ng." but put him back when he stopped breathtng. Jeanne A. Wnght described for the court ho-w she placed the sleeping youngsters. wh?)C ages ~nge~ from 11-month!I to 7 years. 1n the ~ater. ·one at.a lime. Mis' Wright. who pleaded guilt y to four counts of murder, faces a maximum of four concurren1 life sentences with a minimum of 30 )Cars 1n pnson before parole Dencit projections 'low' WAS HI NGTON -Despite the threat it poses to the i:conomy, the government's budset deficit pro~lem is unllkel) to be resol\ cd 1n this election year. accord1~g to a 'iurvey of economists. As a result. the economists said. the econom) could h11 another recession as soon as 1985.just three :years after the end of 1he st:' ere 1981-82 recession. And toda}. rnngress1onal l'Conom1sts said the S 180 ~illion deficit projected 1n Prt:s1dent Reagan's new budget 1s low b' S 12 b1ll1on (),era II. tht• t ongri:ss1onal Budget Office ...i1d the use ol ros} l'<:0nom1c predictions has led the adm1n1stra11on to underestimate by $313 billion the amount of red ink the spending plan would pr~uce through the end oft he decade. 1f current patterns continue. I CALIFORNIA Family still homeless CARMEL -.\woman who offered a poor Mexican fam1h u!>e of a '>ea side estate o'er her nephew's objections has agreed to let a Judge sell le the dispute -but only after trying 10 get the 1mm1grant~ in b) ramming her car through a gate. Serafin and Elta Pimentel and their four chtldren. who dro\C the 320 males from their cramped apartment on Los Angeles' Skid Row on Tuesday. spent the night at a motel after sa) ing the) "don·t want to battle an)One." Vesta Bauman of Lak~wood. who led t!'e P1men1els from Los Angeles. had oflered through a ehanty organization to let the Pimentels II\ e tn the 300-acrc estate she and two s1ster'i own. But Mrs. Bauman's 28-ycar-old nephew. Michael Fitzpatrick. said he has been li ving rent -free at the house for nine years and a fnend. Cody Oltver. holds a S60-a-month lease with two years to go Settlement in police spy case LOS ANGELES-A lawsuit claiming police spied on law-abiding ritizens has been settled out of coun for S 1.8 m1lhon and a prov1s1on that gu1ldlines be established for undercover act1v1t}. The C'll) Couneil voted formal approval of the (,Cttlcment Tuesday. saying the 5-}car-old case brought by the Amencan Ct\ll liberties Union was too costly to pursue to trial. The agreement says future undercover police 1nv<.·st1ga11ons must be authorized ~y the l.I\ 1han Police Comm1ss1on In the past onl) 1he chief of pohcc has held that authorn~ Lesbians lose booth bid LOS ANGELES -Two lesbians have loc;t their bid for a summary Judgment agai nst a restaurant which refused to seat them in curtained booths reserved for male-female couples. Supenor C'oun Judge Ch~les E. Jones· refusal to rule Tuesday means the suit a~inst the Papa Choux restaurant must a"'a1t a tnal. which could take at least three years because of crowded cavil court calendars. Deborah Johnson. 28. and her lover. Zandra Rolon. 27. filed suit a year ago when they were ousted from one of the intimate dtning booths at the restaurant Seven-car crash kills boy LOS ANGELES -A collision that created a seven-car chain reaction killed a 3-year-old OO) when the auto he was in was struck from the rear at an tntersection. police said. The dead OO) "'as identified as Joshua Hall of Los Angeles. Traffic Offirer Les Wilbanks said the . accident occurred about 7 p.m. Tuesda} an South-Central Los Angeles and left at kast four othl.'rs inJured. The dnver of the car tha t struck the bo} 's vehicle. Charles J Alexander. 29. was booked for 1n,estigat1on of murder. Wilbanks said 1 WoRLO Car drives sideways TOKYO -Toyo Kogyo ( o .. the maler of Mazda automobiles. ha!I designed an expenmcntal car with a four.wheel stcenng system that enables 11 to move sideways an to cramped parking spaces. Shown at the 25th Tokyo Motor Show last October and at a Chicago automobile e"<.h1b111on this month. the Mazda MX~02's computer-conirolled four-wheel system not only makes parking and turning corners easier but also increases stability at high speeds. said compan} pubhc relati ons manager Bun10 Su7Ukt. Vlets release MIA lnf o BANGKOK. Thailand -Vietnam has given the United States new information on several ·Americans massing since the Vietnam war and agreed to further talk on thcJate of some 2.500 Americans sllll unaccounted for. a U.S. delegation ..aid 1oda) Thl' delegation. the most Stn1or to v1s11 V1e1nam smce the end of the war. said on returning to Bangkok today that both sades agreed to "acceTcrate" cooperation on the MIA issue Mulcans protest strike NUEVO l.AREOO,-Me111co-Hundrtd ot students protcsung a stnkc· hy union worlc~ set fire to a labor leader's homC' and anarked the ollice of th<' pr~laoor newspaper. Oesp11c the v1olcncc 1n this border c11y. which rcportedlycau~d three inJunc\. Mayor Ricardo de Hoyos announced a trike \Clllcmcnt late Tuesday and said bu 1ne ses would reopen today More than 7,000 union workers walked off thcu JOh'i at noon Monday an s)'mpathy for the mun1l·1pal pnrlc cmpl<>yrcs. who be&an a strike Jan. l 1 afil'I Dl· Hoyo refui.cd to r-e<:ogn1zc their own union CIJlneae na smuggle charge PEKIN<' - ( hina today dC'ntcd lJ Cu toms Service allcgat1ons that fh e Chinese om ltd on chara.cs of smugling h11h t1.'Chnology were aaenu of tt'i C ommun1st &ovcmment. "Thi is ab~lulely groundle and sheer fabr1cauon " Foreign Mini try \poke man Wana Zhenyu wud 11 a new\ conference. rcadtoa lrom a prepared statement lJ ~ ru toms nt1iccn artt1tcd a Chintte nauonal and fou1 other ethn1r ( 'htnCM' in Nrw Jersey on Feb. 11 . and actuM:d them of attrmpuna to i.muaafc 10 China 14 hi~·technology 11C"m wonh S 1 btllion 1nclud1n11oph1 uratC'd md:tr•Jllm lh1oa «1U1pmeM Commercial uses ex·plored for 'recy~led' shellfis~ SAN DIEGO(AP)-Theshcll ofshnmp,crab and knll, previously discarded as waste, could end up in a new treatm ent for athlete's foot or in btodegradabe pesticides. thanks to eenettcall)' engineered enLymes developed by scien tists at San Diego State Universit y. associate professor of b1oloaY who 1 prese nting her results this week to the Co ngress for Recombinant DNA at the Town & Country Hotel. .. We're just now thinking of industrial appli- cations." Zyskind said. "What this docs is give the shell-fishing industry an alternative to dumping. It offers the opportunity to make the enzyme in very large quantities. which couldn't ha ve been done before." stty-mdu~tnal relauon hip, .. to fac1l1tate the com- mercial potential of th e project, which has already attracted interest from industry, Zysk1nd said . The proccssmg of hnmp. crab and knll m the United States results in rough ly 670 million pounds of waste that 1s either dumped. burned or used for landfill. The enyzmes, copies of natural chemical~ 1n a comm on luminescent bacteria fo und offshore in the summer. could be read y for commerrial production ~n five years. said Dr. Judith W. Zyskind. an San Otego 'State is organizing a "uni ver- Jn addition to hauling and storage, the costs m ttme and energy by the shellfish processing industry and the federal gov ernment. which monitors the , ' .. A The emph.is1• mrt.. -.J l1F,hter touch, " new sense nf ease. Ne.irly 1111111111.1/or 111 fe£'l111g. ()uerall, a Neu· Arwud<• urw.ird drcmnx. Open co fre:.h ule1.H. /mwvatt'L'< c.ilenc•. /)1n-ctu111.1/ dn1gm. At Rob1m1m '>, yom fash11m .i11cl111rit\ A THE DESIGNER: DlBORA KUCHME THE PHILOSOPHY: Sleek .• m:h1tw11ral shapes. a h.11/m,nk of tlm yo1111x C.m.ic/1.w des1Jt,11t•r u:hn heg • .m her C.Jrt•t·r H ye.irs "W' -...:11'1 cht• Timmtu·b.ised firm of A /111e JI.ire/le, .md u·IJ1J \11/(t' h.i5 ?,radu.iced 1ntn des1gmng hl'r rm·n /111c for ,\fcm.uo Group. Her ideas for 1984? Mnfllre!> of fC\'.tun.• .m d softness-the elef_ant u•lfh rht• c.1s11.il. l.1kt lier open i•:ec.1ve kimono sleeve chemise, .i 111c·etm>-: 11/ F.i ,ce111 wnphnry u lfh \t'.1'.Ht'rn c',/)(', /II 11.1t11m/ wrcon/po/y('•f<'Y. ././]. S/80. Rob1nson'S REPORT NAMES YOU OUGHT TO KNOW A THE DESIGNERS: T.H.E. DES IGN HOU E THE PHILOSOPHY: lnnoc·c.1cn.oe, we.ir.ibh· .irt A concept which brought sculptor .~f.idd) le .Wei .md Hollywood wardrobe stylist Carol Kltnj!,('r toxcchcr co found t.h.t . deszgn ho11se in 1979-.iml which <r111w1uel tfl prm:1de impetus f or the cre.it1011 of tl1(·1r wlln11om fec.1fltrwg modern Imes, srnlpturf?d ~h.1pt•s .md H1bcle tm1es. often finished wah delu,ice h.ind p,1111ted < olor. Example? '[heir )ofi trt.mgle of p1ma cotton in slate, splashed wtth unmned .icrylic paint. P.S·M·L SJ90. Robinson 's DreHes, H5, 'Be-Leri)' Hills, Del Amo, F.ish1on Valley, Newport. S.int.J !Lrb.i.r.i, S.mta ,A.fomca ,md Woodland Hills. A JOIN US FOR OUR SPECIAL SHOWS of the newest m fashion·a.s·art, from t.h.e. dengn ho11se, Debora Kuchme, Chacok and Hmo and Malee '1f 2 p.m. m NEWPORT. Thursday, February 2J; WOODLAND HILLS. Fruiay, Februa ry 24 ,md BEVERLY HILLS, Saturd.1y, Februa ry 25. Informal mod eling of the c<>llectllm -:.:ti/ follm.. unttf 4 p. ni ... 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GonzalM, u 23-ycur.old Downey resident, is charged with rape, burglary, robbery and a11sault an the incident and f1ce11 a 16· or 18-year prison term 1 f con vacted. He also 1s awaiting tnal on a separate escape charge stemming from has daring Sept. 12 Jailbreak. rhc Balboa woman emotaonally tcs11fied on the trial'r. opening day that !the awakened early one morning to find a man on top of her holding a letter oixncr to her throat. She told jurors that after she had been i.cxually assaulted, her attacker slapped her repeatedly. The woman said she was able to 1dcnufy Gonzales because she looked up after the attack while a light was on in her bedroom. GonLalcs' \ ersion of event!I, however. as at odds with the v1cum's. Jn an unstead y voice. Gonzales recounted for JUron how he had met the woman earlier the evening the alleged rape occurred when she waited on him at the popular island restaurant where she worked aOcr 11 p.m. and proceeded to show her various tash1on~. The waitress wa.1 especially interested 1n desiiner jean~ and topa, he testified. "We were JCUil)I Ilona very well.'' the defendant said. He added thataf\erahe tried on nearly all the fashions she wa.s interested in, ahc asked Gonzales to help her unLap a dress. "When I unzipped it. she turned around wath her arms on my shoulder and we cmbracicd. The lights went out and we proceeded to bed," Gonzalct told the Jury. Later. the defendant testified. the woman became angry when he refuled to leave her any of the clothe$ he was sell mg. While he was load int up his car. wcanng one of the woman's sweaters be had borrowed from the apanment. she locked rhe door, Gonzales testified. Two months later. on March 19. Oonz.ales said he returned to the restaurant to talk to the woman and return the sweater. Before he was able to talk to her. he wa!i arrested, he uid. Questioned bY. his attorney about his stay an the Orange County J:ul, Gonzales testified he was assaulted both by inmates and jail deputies while incarcerated. "I had things thrown at me, I was jumped and I wa!) threatened with homemade knaves," he said. In addition, Gonzales said he read newspaper accounts of the crime for which he had been charged "and · they made me hate the person they were writing about. which was mr." Life in the jatl became so unbearable that ult1matcly he "left,'' he said. He eventually was re-arrested Nov. 14 1n Huntington Park. a Los Angeles suburb, and has been hc:ld without bail ever since. iunch on the rocka Low tide and pleuant weather combined to make thla apot at Helaler Park ln Le.Cuna Beach an attractl•e place for thl• aentle· man to llaten to mule and have lunch. Gonzales explained to jurors that he made has living by selling bargain-priced fashions purchased in the Los Angeles garment d1'1tnct to 11mall shops and private customer~. Gonzales' jail escape, however, was not h1i. first. He also is accused of ekapina from a Los Angeles County honor ra nch near Saugus where he was sentenced 1n June 1983 for 28 days on unrelated charges. HB wo~an appointed to Air Force Academy He ..aid he offered to show the waitress his line of clothes and arrangmcnts were made for ham to come to her nearby one-bedroom apanmcnt after she got off work. ··she seem enthused about the idea of shopping in the home," GonLalcs said an answer to a question posed by Deputy Public Dcfrnder Jeff Lund, his defense attorney. His escape from the Peter J. Pitchess Honor Ranch triggered a manhunt in Balboa after he supposedly was spotted there by a bystander. He was arrested several days later. Huntinaton Beach resident Teri E. McGrath will be heading ofT for the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Sprangs in September, Rep. Roben Badham. R-Newport Beach has announced. 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'""'.,,. -.u, , .. • '611 Visa & Mastercard Gladly Acc•pted 36 Locations in Southern California 1 1726 Supertor Ave., Coall Me11 ·Phone: 645·1608 25876 Mutrllncls, Mission V• ·Phone: 855· 1437 10932 Wertminater, G1nlen Grove· Phone: 838·4145 263 South Euclid Avenue, Anaheim ~ Phone: 991 ·6892 hem •hd prfc'"' a\'ailahfe at M\I~ ''°n.1•) Thunda , ft'hni•t'Y ~ l, 19A• thmufh W~>Jn ~1y, h-tmlirY l 'J, IW... ,,. Midland Lane. At Edison, McGrath was nominated for the Golden Key Award in History and was president of the German Club. She has made the honor roll every semester she has attended the high school and is a member ofthr California Scholarship Federation. • P~yback plan OK'd for firm In vestors an bankrupt American Home Mortgage Corp .. one of two Newpon Beach investment companies formerly controlled by financier John Rinaldo, may see a portion of their anvc!\tments returned in the next several weeks. JJ .S. Bankruptcy Judge Peter Ellio11 approved a partial payback plan last week that will provide American Home Mortgage Corp. ·s investors with about S 15 million of the firm's $56 million loan portfolio. About 10 percent of the money is to be mailed to investors in the next two weeks. Bankruptcy Court truMce Dennis Schmucker has said. American Home Mongagc and Western State Pension Corp., its affiliate. collapsed in August 1982 because of bad loans and problems wi th state regulators. Rinaldo initiated bankruptcy proceedings in November 1982 to prevent the compani es imminent takeo,er by a court-appointed state rcce1 vcr. American Home speciala1ed an creating IRA and Keogh accou nts for investors that were 'ICCurcd by real estate trust deeds. lnvestori. were promised returns of about 18 percent on their in vestments. Since the two companies collapsed two years ago. the accounts. many belonging to elderly retired people. have been frozen wh ale the firm's financial deali ngs were untangled. Legal en tanglements also ha ve complicated the proceedings. UC/has anew vice chancellor Horace M 1 tchell ha'I spent much of Februay learning his new duues as vice chancellor for student affairs at UC Irvine. The former assoc1atc dean for student and cur- ricular affairs at the 'UCI College of Medicine since 1980, Mitchell first served at UCI as a special assistant to the vice chancellor for student affairs beginning 1n 1978. Before coming to UCI. Mitchell was an adminig.. trator and faculty member at Washington University in St. Louis, where he received his doctornl degree in counseli ng p'ly· chology. He now live\ 1n Irvine. A licensed psychologist an C'ahfornia. Mitchell has written extensively on black fam ily and student psychological issues and on academic testing. He con· tinucs to hold ff position as an associate clinical professor of psycl)iatry and Horace Mitchell human he ha' 1ur al l I( I. The '1tudcn1 affairs office as responsible for housing. student health and counsel- ing S«:rv1cc:!l, career plan· ning, student activities, financial aid, 1he Commit· tee for Ans and the Cross-Cultural Center. A not guilty plea ln sta6blng death • An Oranae County Superior Coon Judac Tuesday scheduled an April 23 trial date for a 22-ycar·old Costa Mesa woman charged with ,.abbing another woman to death followana a drua·related araumcnt. · Teresa Marie Ahlers pleaded not 1u1lty to the charac that she murdered 33-ycar-0ld Dalene Kay Girton shortly aflcr I a.m. on Nov. 6 at the Aloha Palms mobile home park on 16th Street in Cost.a Mesa. Deputy Oistnct Allomcy Brent ~omney said Ahlers, Oinon and a third woman, e•pcctcd to be a key trial -wttnesllwt'tt arauina over a cocame deal that had aone sour when the stabblna occum:d. The proscc:ution allcJtl Ahlers gave the third woman money to purchase cocaine from another party, but tht drup turned out to be phony. The stabblna occurred 1flcr 0 1non intervened an 1heeraument between Ahlers and the woman. Romney uid. Ourina Ahlcn' 1wo*Clay Harbor Municipal Court preliminary hc•rina Deputy Pubhc Defender Joel Baruch claimed romc other person annictcd the fatal wo und• that caultd Oinon'• death. Ahlm, who is prqnant, is bc1n1 held 1n the Ornn County Jail an Lieu of S2SO.OOO bail. Sweepetakea wlnnen The Dally Pilot•• Ont-ever Social Security 8weept1taka wtnnen picked ap cub prlza tlkla week. Abo•e .Uht la W. c. Andenon, of Co.ta Ilea, win- ner of the $100 grand prize. He•a ahown wlth Pilot publlaher H. L. Schwa.rt& m. Below la Pam Rau, alM of Coeta Meu, who WOD the $50 flnt prise. Clrcula- tlon manaaer Donald L. Wll- llam8 hancli her the •reen. _ CSF announces Dean's List One hundred fift y-nine Orange Count> Louise ( oyne. Penann Dallon. Jean residents have been named 10 the fall Danielson. Bryan Dannettcll. Annette !lemcster Dean's list at Cal State Fullcnon Evans. Collyn Gcb"'ucr, Joann Hudson. for superior scholanh1p. Robcn Jenkins. Ken Kanemaru, Joan Among the honorees were Charl<.·s D Marks. Sara Olin . Susan o ·Neal. Sharon Breakfield, Martha L Kennedy and Lisa ( ~ach1ko Osako. Renee Pat1ucc1. Andrea RC>g$e of Balboa l<1land; Bnan R Austin. Pronk. Julie Rathbone. Jon Redd , Eliza- Dcs1ree L. Beaty, SonJa Bcn~h. Diane M beth Richards. Manha Riggs. Susan Lynne Giguere. Jami Leabow and Michael 'i ~pcncer. ~herry A. Stevens. Constance McClure of Corona dcl Mar. Stephen (, 4'1<e1cpkowsk1. Steve Turner, Ira Un- Bapt1sta. Douglas C Barracloull.h. Rram tcrman. Donna Joyce Vanauken, Sylvia Michael Bradley. Rell L. Brady. bav1d H . Baroni Van Zant. Edward Jame1 Walsh. Crocker. Ma ry L Davi!>. Robcn M. Karen Elai ne Whetham. Chien Yu Yang Dohmeyer. Oianc Jacqueline Doo<.l~. T1g-and Julia Yee of Huntington Beach. ger-£.w1ng. Lorne Lee Froehlich. C onn1 c Also. Leslie Baldwin. Catherine Broker. Elizabeth Geesey, John T Godwin. Nam.) Dolorci. Davin. Karen Disbrow, Robin M. Gnmcs. JcfTS Harrington. I 1sa I knka. Drown. Ro~emary Dugan.I. Randy Eggen. Luis Herrera. Madeline Heubcrg. Stl·phan Andrew F11c. Sandra Greer. Robert Gun· Honda. Miran Kang. M11.:helle Koen1~. ter. Ciary Hawto n, Lee Heckcnkamp. Lisa Matsumoto. Jen OgJcn. ~tephan1c Chri stine Her'ih. Sandra Hiii, Richard Ann Palmer. lgne Pcrn 1e. Ch n-;tophcr Kalman. Virginia Katz, Char1cs Mel , Ream. Salley S1ddcr'l. Derck Von Danna Pomcrantscv. Alicia Prado, Cathy Hartmann and Michelle Wayland ol < o\ta Prendergast, Allan S1poss, Julie Stangl. Mesa. Mark Weinmann. Thomas Weissert, Also, Sharon Jean Culnw; of Dana Shelley Weston. Eli1abcth W1lkei. and Point; Deborah Ellen Andrcw!I. BraJ (. Richard J. Woolery of Irvine~ Stephen ldelshon. Janet Ruth Lamprecht. Ma rilyn Edward!>. Mika Lynn Foster, Antoinette J. Long. Darlyn E. Regan. Kenneth Geldun. Christopher Gwaltney. Shannon Andrew Wong, Kimberly Ann Won<l and Heal>. Louise Norris and Dave Van- Cathenne Yang of El Toro, Julie Ann overecm of Laguna Beach; Kdly Heilman. Berger. Ra y Cavalluu1, Pamela ( up1n . Ellen Jacobsen and James Wilbur of Robert Evans. Lazaro Fcrnandc1. 1 Ileen La~uan Hill!>, Norman Anderson. James Cecile Geary. Laurie Harder. Leah Hun1u. Bright. Karen Hankie and Angela Vangahs Steve Den Kawamura. C yn th1a M of Laguna Niguel. Elaine Butler. Anne Kopnva. Robert Fred Ku <:harsk1. Jason ( ochran. S}dney Foreman. Linday How- Lec. Janice Lewey. Nanc> Mellinger. arJ. (ieorgrna Mclagan. Dougla~ Moore. Chari~ Miller. Rebecca M1n1lk. Angela Kath> ~chroeder. Paul Wagner and Kirk Miu. Pao1oua Mouanoutoua. ~u1annc Wilk'> of Newport Beach anJ Vafa Newman, Ricky No1ak1. l'atnc1a J Rakh\hani of South Laguna. O'connell. Steven Olm'iled. Joni Ong. I l\a fhc> were among 1,478 stu<.lcnt!I honor- Pate, Mark Shields. Larry Te\dall. f-ranc1'> cd. Tsang and Wayne Warthen of t-oun ta1 n The d1\l1nct1on 1s reserved for under· Valley; Mane Bayh1. ( ynth1a Butala. graduatntudcnt~ who ac hieve at least a l5 Jamie Af'arvaly. Judy Convey. Michelle GPA on a 4.Chcalc during full -time \tu<.l1es. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT1Wedrwed1Y, F~ 22. 1M4 U Bypass surge;ry·streamlined Cardiologist tells advances at Newport Beach seminar By SU AN MONAHAN artery bypau sntb which ut1hud mammary artencs. rat~ \hu 11phcnou1 \fcins. .lbowcd len occlu tion (clos1n1). Vein IJ'.lftUrc still u$Cd 1n tht mlJOnty of catct. and '~ noted that the anery aran prooedurt 11 .more tune con1um1n1 and complicated for the suraeon. But, •'We've done over 13.000 (artery araft1) at Oevcland," he uid. ''h's a 'upcrb procedure:· Based on this prthmma.ry cvMkn«. be sad, ··1 JtronaJy~he\it thttt,wiU bt 1 cbantt &n Amtrican coronary s~ry ... .,..,,...~ .. , ... ,. "The bypass operauon wear~ pcrform1n1 an the ·s0s 1~ different than that which wai praccloed in the '70., .. uid Dr. Ao yd D. Looo, chairman of Che Departmen& or Thonmc and Cardiovascular Surstry at Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Cleveland. ..Loop was a key speaker at the 1e:m1nat on "Consultative Card1olo1y. Update in DiaanoS11cs and Therapeuocs" held at the Newpon Beach Marrion Feb. 16-18. Thr seminar was s~ntorcd by the Amencan Collqe or Card1oloay and the Oranie Coast Hean Institute of Koaa Memorial Ho1p1tal. Newport Beach. fhe vein J!lft involves taklna a vein from the lea and araftina 1t on to the coronary artery and the aorta. The vein thus takes on the function ofan artery The mammary ancry van. however, feplace, an artery With an artery. And becaute the ancry is located in the chest aod attached to the aorta, 1t is only ne«ssary lo aran it on to the coronary anery. Thttt have already been t0mc chinen in 1ht latt J' yean. toop pointed out tMt the median • of corona_ty SWJetY ~ incrcalt'd from SO in 1967 to 61'in 1982. Tiw mortality ratt1. howtvcr. han dec11111d dr1m1t1cally because of 1mpr:oved .urpcal techniques and tcchnolOJJCll ad vancn• ~Mid. He id &hat while ii can be dinicuJt 10 compare the 1urv1val races of peticnt.s treated suf'IJcally ap1nst those trcattd m~1calty, "quality of life .. shouJd be comidered when decidan• whach method to use. Loop told hjs audience th11 coronary Loop said that follow-up studies have shown that after seven and a balf yea.n. only 4S percent of the vein grafts were iii\111 open, compared to 93 percent of the anery paf\ Pataen&s trealed JWJically. be uid, are Jeu hkely to 1utrer pein, need lesl medical.ion and , an iencrat have a .,attr sentt of well.wbeinJ 1han th<>te treated only medicatly. Nor 11 1he catd1oloSJS1 faced whh an either/or choice ofthcnapy ... A combination of medicine and 1ursery may be userw:· he 11id. Fad wet ht-loss programs can lead to more trouble WASH INGTON (AP) -Thousands or Americans arc consuming grapefruit, skipping pizza and pasta. downing gallons of water or followmJ sundry other esoteric eating plans 1n ho~ oflosing weight. The national interest in we1gh1 loss may be most visible 1n bookstores. where shelf afler shelf 1s lined wuh di et plans. Many of the programs disagree w11h 11ne another. offering a confusing array of advice There's the all fruit diet. And the all protein diet. And the no protein diet. And the no carbohydrate diet And many, many more. If the only drawback to th1i. wai. the <.lent in your weight loss illusions, you would merely wand up a little wiser. But the Food and Drug Admin1stra11on warns that some fad diets can be dangcrou~. For eumple, th ere 1s the high prote1n~low carbohydrate diet. The FDA warns that this can throw the body into ketosis. a method of burning caloncs that reservbles the body's reaction to fasting. Th is condition can lead to an ac1d·alkalinc imbalance 1n the body, and makes the body excrete large amounts of urine, which can lead to dehydration. the FDA warni. Also. since most of th e weight loss on these diets 1s water loss, most people regain the weight quickly wh en they return to normal eating pattern'\. The low-calone liquid protean diets have also drawn considerable attention from medical people. the FDA repons. Some of these diets have been associated with deaths following irregular heart rhythms. the government agency warned. FDA officials stress that when d1e11ng 11 1s important to maintain a nutnt1onally balanced diet while changing basic eating patterns. Fad diets don't do th1i. because they often hm1t you to few foods and will quickl y become bonng. There 1sgood news. however. from the FDA . Officials there point out that most excess weis,ht ts a rcsuh of mall imbalances between calorie intake and energy burned fhat means, the FDA says, that wc1&}lt loss can follow the same pattern. Watch the small lhings. the snacks that add a few hundred calorics here and there. plus add some excrc1<1e. and you can burn up more calorics than you ta ke in -and lose weight. County scouts sell Olympic guidebook ; 2 Ralph Rahm dead .at·57 Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon for Ralph Lawrence Rahm of Newport Beach. who died Sunday at Hoag Memorial Hospital. He was 57. Mr. Rahm, an insurance adjuster for 21 years with Motors Insurance Corp., was a resident of the area since 1959. He is survi ved by his mother. Isabel Rahm. of San Diego, as well as three nieces, two nephews, a grandniece. a pndnepbew and two aunts. · Services arc scheduled for 4 p.m. at Pierce Brothers Bell Broadway Monuary Chapel. Rev. Charles D. Clark of the First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa will offietate. William Bates dead at 40 Services were held today for Wilham Ambrose Bates of Costa Mesa. a stlf-(:mployed publisher of insurance ad- Justors' guides, who died Sunday at b1s home. He was 40. Mr. Bates, who was botn in B&himorc, 11 survived by h1s wife. Betty L. &tell, of Co~ta Mesa and h1i. mother. Mar1one Ahland, of Lan1ina. Ill. . Also surviv1n1a~ four sisters, Mlf)ori Snelson of Aorida, Gayle Cumik a Sherry Yoder of Indians and Toru Waan of llhno11. Follow1na tcrVicel at ~ Bcot Bell Broadway Chapel,· interment wa made at Pacific View Memorial Park.. James Butler succumbs at 79 Funeral ~rv1ces will be held Thursday for Jame\ Butler Sr of Santa Ana, an iron wo rker for 3-0 year!>. who died Sunday at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. He was 79 Mr. Butler. wh o was born 1n Kilkenny. Jr. of Santa Ana and John Butler M1ss1on VicJo, and a dau&}lter. Ma Pandard of Lona Beach. Also surviv1n1 a a brother and sister m Ireland, ei grandchildren and one ~at-grandchil . Ire land. was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. Orange County cub scout!> and boy \touts will begin He 11; survived by two sons. James Butler selling offi cial television v1ewer'I· Olympic Acces'i r Guidebooks Saturday. I A Mass of Chrisuan Burial is schedule for 10 a.m. at St. John the Baptist Churc fo llowed by interment at Good Shcphcr Cemetery. The books arc published under hLen-,c from the Loi. Angele-. Olympic Organ111ng ( omm11tec Both scout group ~out Council has agreed to sell a producl other than lll kets to their annual scout fair ... It 1!> a high quaht) llcm and the sale will help our scouts and the Ol~mpic committee ... S<lld George Trosko, public relations director for the scout coun cil ... 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Waterman says. his company is planning improvements. Like Scarlet O'Hara. he'll deal with today's problem tomorrow. Given his narrow view. it's easy to understand that Waterman would be upset about Newport's iiending ordinance that will fine Group W $500 for every legitmatecomplaint it ignores. "We have a real problem with an ordinance that asks us to accept penalues in a contract that was written years ago," the ingenuous Waterman told the council, conveniently forgetting all the contracts his company has made with viewers who depended on his company to find out if Julie Andrews was really Victor or Victoria. if Richard Gere was an officer or a gentleman and ifThc Big Chill was as cool as its reviews. . L.M. Bovo --o=o-----~· "Tell me this cou/dn 't happen. Not In my country." PRESIDENT RONALD UAOAJlf Jacx AIDEISOI .. Bureaucrat overrules pr esident WASHINGTON -The real tyrants in our system are the faceless bureau- crats who inhabit the catacombs of government and become bogged down in trivia. Yet within their limited jurisdic1ion1, they can som~ times overrule the president, himself. One such bureaucrat named Thomas J. Conley has delayed jus1i~ in a case that outniged President Reagan when he first heard about it. Conley i~ a lawyer in his late 30s who presides over an obscure comer of the Commerce Department's legal of· fices. The case he refuses to settle is that or a courageous young mothn-, Billie Garde. who blew the whistle on her boss in the Census Bureau and was dnven to ruin as a result. Those customers. 9.SOOofthem. pay monthly fees to Group W to ensure that the cable will provide them with good, clear television reception. Many of them pay extra fees for special channels. especially movie channels that bring recent box office hits and near-hits into their homes unedited, uncensored and commercial-free. What they have been getting is some of what they've been paying for, plus a lot of aggravation. Group W Cable.it seems.doesn't have the telephone capacity to answer all the calls that nood in from frustrated TV watchers whose screens have gone blank. Long romance with Lady Luck The persecution of Billie Garde was reported to Reagan al a Cabinet m~ung in 1981 . He was so outraged that he reportedly pounded his fist on the table and declared: "Tell me this couldn't happen' Not in my country! Not in my country!'' ' lfWatcrman is unwilling to honor his contracts with his subscribers. he shouldn't expect the council to take his ar$ument too seriously. Officials might point out to him that by failing to provide reliable service. it is Group W that is in violation of the contract. And when he bemoans his condition. the counci l might rightly respond: Frankly, my dear Mr. Waterman, wedon'tgive a damn. The ordinance will be put toa final vote Monday. We urge Newport Beach to adopt it. Opinion' l'\prn,call' .1/lcH t' an• /hO<il' nfthc Dml) Pilot Oth<'f 1 "'" \ l'\(lfl'\\l'tl on lhl\ page Jrc thmc: ofthc:ir aullwrs and artists. Whene .. er a Seasoned C1t1Lens hm the magic IOOth b1rthda)'. some rt.'poncr ask'i said soul to what such longevity can be attributed. l Like the reply of Mr. Leo M. Kahn of New York City· "Sheer luck." Speaking of luck. it was no t Mr. Kahn but a more forgettable philosopher who said, "Lady Luck i' twins. The one named Good kisses vou on the cheek and goes. The one· named Bad bnngs her kn1111ng and sits on the edge of the bed.'' Q You ~1d China's Peking has outlawed doss . .\II dogs? .\ Not qu11c Pohce can keep dogs trained to guard and track. Medical re\earchers can keep dogs for e~ pcnmentat1on . .\nd restaurants can keep live dogs intended for butchering as food. In your dream. you meet a stranger. then find said stranger evolves into a member of your own family. Do you rerogn11e the scenario? It's known to be common 1n many dreams of most people. Thl' sleep researchers debate its s1gn1ficance. 1f any. Q What v.as the name of the most famous bordello in Ch1ca~o? A. The Everlc1gh Cl ub. You have to go back a long way for that one. A 50-room mansion frequented b> so- c1et) b1gw1gs. The cit~ clo~d 11 down 10 1911. \ ou·\l' prnbabl' read that Tedd) Roose\clt dehvcrcd a speet:h at Milwaukee. Wis .. 1mmed1ately after he was shot 10 the chest by a would-be assassin. Am askrd 1fthe bullet reall) penetrated. Yes. 1t damaged a lung and lodged close. to his heart. but he made the speech anyhow before going 10 thc hospital. Thal speech. in fact. was what saved his ltfc. doctors surmised ..\ folded cop) of 11 - equivalent to 100 pages thick 10 his breast pocket -slov.cd the bullet. No doubt it's due to archaic leg1slat1on no longer observed. but in Alabama. books about outlaws arc supposed to be banned L M. 801 d 1~ a \' n<11ca tcd columni5t. Open primary would throw out 'rascals' ~ccmingl> endk'>'> v.arlarc between c;o,. Dl·ukmt'Jtan and Democrats in the '>late L·~g1.,laturc ha'> made Cal1- torn1a go1.crnmt•nt more 1ntenscl) partisan than 11 ·~ l'"er been he fore. Now a b1pan!'>an groupofl'll) and rount) onir1al'> tired of coping with the man) left and right-wing tdco- logue' in Sacramento,., offering a plan that would throv. at kast some of the ra.,cal' out lt',callnl<1norx·n primal) ·\n in111at1\c returning( ahforn1a to that '' '>tem ~·gan c1rculat1ngearhcrth1s month v. 11h -;pon\or\ ho ping to 1o?athcr '44 ooo' otl·r '>1gnatun:s 1n t1ml to plJll' II on thl· '\o \ ember h..illo t Here\ hov. It "ould work: Every 'o tn 1n c\e~ primary clectton would get a hallot listing all candidates" ho ha\ e fi kd for l'ac h office. The l and1<.la1t•\ v.ould hsl their part) .itlil 1ation' along w11hother1denl- 1f\1ngdata . Kq!.l'>tl·n·J lh·rwhh<·an \Oten; tould lht·n 'nil' for Dern(){ rat'> tfthe) v. l\ht·d and l>cmotratHould vote for Reriuhhl an\."" 1th the top\ ote-getter in t'at h part\ qualtfv1ng for a runoff ·"J hi., kind ofrlec:11on would help prl't ludl' n t rem ,.,.., in either pan\. .. "'"( hn,1111e Rt•nl a RepublilC1n \l'r\1ng1111 the~an1a \1on1cactt> l nu nu I Jnd 0 01.. 111thc1nit1at1"e \pon\or\ "It enfranchise' all 'otcrs 1n the pnmarn.·'· 1nduding 1ndepcn- Jcnt' and minor part) registrant<; T h1'i \'a' an l'\trl'Oll' nghl-"""ing lh·puhlitan ur an ntremc left-wing IX:mtK rat.., unltkl'I> to get nom1- ndtl·J helJU\C members of the other J'ldrt\ v. ould 'cf\. 111.cl) croso; O\ er and \ ott• for a mon· moderate candidate" Rl'l'd. of wur'e ha' a ncrsonal mtl·re'>l in Sul ha ""lem. ~he has lllllSl'>tcntl\. opposed Democratic As- 'cmhh man Tom Ha~den. who~ J "tm t 1c; her home and ""ho~ < ampa1gn for (umomt( Democrac~ , on t rol'> the ll l \ cou nn I on v. hie h -;he \t'r\l'\. .. \ gu' ltke Ha,dcn wuldn't he nominated 1h1\ "'"> ... ~he -;ay~ "Ht~ pn mar) cll·cttnn opponent got about ~~ f)Crtl·nt ofthl· \ ote lnc,t t1ml' You'll llt'\CI l'tln\ lllt'C ml' that l'\l'rl 10 3 \Ultd J)(-mocrJllC-dlCitrtt'I ltl.l• thl\. ·nnuf.h lfrpuhhl·an' wouldn't l·ni-.., 11\ l'f Ret•J '>•l\'>Ultra tol1\t'1\;H1't' Re puhliran<; Ilk<' ( rlt•ndalc ·\\- .. l·mhl\ rnan l'.ll "loltin JOO ·\rrnd1a 'tntr \en H L R 1d1t1rd'ion would 1lw ha'<' prnhll'nl\ ""Ith am·..-. '\\lt'm ·Other 1n1t1a11,t· c,pon,nr-.1ntlude \<in \1att·nC nunr' \11f)('r\.1\or ~rlcn ( rrt·~11r11 1 .1 lurnwr l)('m()(r4lttt'il'> ORANGE COAST Daily Pilot . THOMAS ELIAS <;emblyman; Modesto Mayor Pt'gg) Mensinger. and Los Angeles ( it) C ounc1lman Joel Wachs They all point lo the state of Washington. where open prim.inc' arc a longstanding trad111on. d' an C\ample of what happen., under the s}stcm they propose. Washington consistently elects moderates from both parties. with little chance for c>. tremc conscrvati ves or hbera Is "This would mean large change\ 1n ( al1forn1a," said Roman Buhler. a moderate Republican laywer v. ho 1'> coordinating the init1a11 vc dr" c "Ourstateofficialsarc far loo partisan for the good oft ht• pcopk The) spend more time fighting each other than getting the JOb done .. The 1n111a11ve backers point to state Schools Supt. William Hon1gas the kind of candidate who benefits from LETTERS """--~ ,....-_ ~ an open primary Rccausc his ofT1cl· 1s non-pani~an. 11 has alwa} '> ix't:n subJl'Ct to an open pnmarv and far-kft and far-nght candidate'> ha ' c onl\ rarelv taken the JOh. . . "Hon1gdol·sn'1 reall~ fit the mold of either part) ... says Buhler. "But he has pracucal. "let's get 11 done· \ 1ews. He would never win a primary in ctlhcrpart} 1nthccurrentsystem. If v.e v.ant more people ltke that. we need an open prima~ .. Most establi'>hed poht1r1ans of both pante'> of lOursc. r an be counted on to oppo'>e open pnmanes bccau~ that <.on of,y\tem means 1hc1rown n·nommations ""ould sud- denh hccomt• much less of a sure thing. The~ will argue that 'O!ers 1;n each pan) -;hould be able to dc- term i ne the part~ ·s candidates strictly h> thcmseh es But a h1ggerqul·s11nn 1s this: Why \hould voter., be '>cgregated by part)' v.hl·n an open pnmar.·l·ould produce rand1da1es who mon· trul) reprc'lenl the overall ma1or1t' ., 1 homa~ I li.1~ ".:i S.ww Mnnic,1-ha\ccf cnlumn1<;/ on \Wit' /\\UC\ Master boat builder is also a ina~ster joker To the Editor Evcrvone knows Dennis Holland 1<; \ very ·dedicated and talented ships carpenter. lits PilgnmofNcwpon 1c,a lloattng mas1erp1cce. Fe..-,, people realt1c he 1s also one of the grcatc'it JOkc'itcrS of our time. Remember when he had his boat designated the official California entry to the U.S Bicentennial? He snid he would sail her back East for the cclcbra11on'i. Wl\cn 1976 had coml' and gone. 'tome people were very di~ppointco that ht'i o;h1p wa'i still far from completion He co ld them what he had mean I wa' he'd ~rl her back for the Tnct'ntt'nnial 1n 1076 Ma ha Whnt n card' Ht'> mo 1 rt'lTnt pranl. 1n Ncwpor1 Harbor tSl'' en h<.·tll'r Hl· told the cit) COUOCll ht• \\-OUld U\C thelf dock ror onl) four d:l\\ Turn\ out he really mt·ant tour month" or ma)'bc four 'ear'i I la. ha Now Dco n 1 ~ v. 111 probabl > ha vc to chan~e the place name of his boat to the cit) where 11 "":I~ actually built. But the name Pilgrim ofCoMa Me'ia 1\ more prartll:tl than funny. Oenn1 R) the 1101~· )Ou actually compkte her. Costa Me!>a harbor win be al)o. and the~ ·11 ha\e a dock wa1t1na for \-OU MIKE TEINER Costa Mc Inspectdlesels,too To the Editor A Ocr reading the an1cle on clean na the air on auto inspections. my H.l . Schwert1 Ill .,,,f)~ Ch11y Ooweltbr ld•l<W end • '''"' '"''-'""'°""" comments rcprd the ract that diesels are bctn& excluded from the testinJ because thm 1s no technology avasl- ablc to test the amount of pollutants allowable Ill•.,_.., ..,.,, Cley •>I IM ""'' fl 00 WMI Ila~ .!ii r. \I•"'•• It dl•U G(lt1 • 14 fin• tYll Letry D. Speett M> comment to 1hat 1s, all an)'onc has to do 1 be nearby. behind, beside • three ~r links away from a diesel ena.anc to know th4l they arc one of the mo 1 h1&}\Jy polluuna rngmes.. vehicle or whucver on the road. The) should either be cleaned up or re: moved L •• liil"'9 C• • _,ti , • I Ma•t-V•"ll f d••• ~ I · BARBAJIA WOLF' NcWf'bn Beach T om Hayd en H.L. Rlchardaon Riley dldn 't do homework To the Editor There 1s no need for an elected official. such as Supervisor T om Riley, to ever. under any circum- stances. publtcally defame the pro- fessional worko; or academic crcden- ttals of two rc,pccted members o f the Chapman College staff I am sure ttiat Professors Donald Booth and James Doti Wlll ~d .. legal redress against Supervisor Tom Riley. the Orange County TransPonauon Comm1ss1on. and the Orange County Board of Supervisors for thill public humilt- atton and ndiculc. l he upcrv ,,or's actions ar<: d1r- ficult to unde~tand when one con- s1ders the ()("TC fo'1fteen Year ln.,,cst- ment Program wa<; developed and tmplemCOtCd Without benefit or state-required environmental impact reports. completed cn~incenng 'itud- 1cs. orc1111en adv150ry tnput from chc retail. commercial. en\ 1ronmrntal and pnvatc industry transPortat1on users. lfanyonedco;crvcsan ·-r· grade for not doing his proper homework 11 l!i Supervisor Rile)' in his 1axpnyrr-pa1d role as chairman of the Orange C'ountyTrnnsportat1on C'omm1\ ion OR Al.AN R KLCH·KORN Yorha l mda Open the universities to all To ahc Editor· Your ar11clc on the Opinion page (Feb. 6) propo 1na that we deny h1&)ier education to tlleaal nhens. shoW1 a sad mcann~c; of ,pint that only too ra1thfully reflect~ many Amencans• provmciahsm I foci com- pelled to reply Art you aware of the fact that anyone can attend an)' public un1vcr- \ity 1n Western Europe? ommon market counll) mt'mbcrs circulate freely aero borders. ~uch a\ Italy, francc. Germany. Bcla.ium. Holland. etc . living. work1n& and tudy1na Ythcrtvcr they choo My 18-ycar-c>ld o;on (at thc time) attended Reaui ..\rt' 1n cx-cn·Provcncc ''°'41hcm frunccl __j __ _ for a full year. when: all he paid wa\ the cqu1.,alent of SlO 1n ft"c~ per St'mcstcr. plu~ hu)'mg his own an c,upphcs What a contraM to the n<"he~t country 1n thr world wherr we "-On·1 e"en illow out-of· t:llC" to attend our <;ehool~ without h1tt1na 1hcm with whopping foe!> Makes )IOU wonder• r TfUCIA R MC C lilt'\ Hunun ton ~al·h EDITOR'S NO IE: f llC' rr.J11on1I to which th<' 1u1hor rrt'trs up(>(>rtt°J f)C'ndtn& lc.·g1slat1on thll ~ould ri·· qu1rr 11lrg1/ aliens IK'«'plctJ lor •d· m1u10n 10 po t «'t'onclal") ~,·he>(}J~ "' Callforn1n te> bc.·chafl'"ll mm·l'l"ot.knt 1l,,11on rare But 1t did happen. From interviews and official documents. my associate Indy Badhwar has pieced together the ghastly story of Mrs. Garde's harrass- ment. It reads like something ou1 of the files of the KGB. Mrs. Garde was hired by the Census Bureau in Muskogee, Okla .. in 1980. The district director. John Hudson. was a local Democratic big shot who dcmapded that women 1n his office perform sexual favors for him and his political cronies. Mrs. Garde not only rejected his advances but also blew the whistle on him. Hudson threatened her repeatedly. telling her to give in to his advances and 10 keep quiet about his operation of the offi ce. He then fired her. She reported the shabb)' story to govem- ment.1 n vesugators. Hudson. thcreafier. worked with Mrs Gardc's estranged husband, Larr). to dcpnve her of custody of her l'-"O children. Mrs. Garde fled 1n fear 10 Maryland. Once. when her chil- dren v1sncd her. the local authorities 1n Oklahoma brought spurious kid- napp10g charges against her. Not o nly that. when the Justice Department finally got around to 1nd1ct1ng the Muskogee census of- ficial for the behavior Mrs. Garde had cxposed. it also considered indicting her -for not blowing the whistle fast t'nough! Thanks to a diligent invest1gat1on by the Commerce Department's in- spector general. Sherman Funk. Mrs. Gardc's story was corroborated. Funk's 400-page repor1 contains n 1dence that Hudson tried 10 help deprive Mrs. Garde of her children. Hudson eventuall)' went to jail on c harges arising from his operation of the ccnsu-; office. (There 1s no federal criminal lawgevemingsexuaJ harass- ment of employees.) Mrs. Garde got her kids back id the ridiculous kidnapping cha against her were dropped. Larry rde has now told federal investigators. ··1 wonder 1f I was used as a pawn to shut Billie up." But 81l11e Garde had paid a terrible price. The legal battles had im- poHmhed •. her. her retired parents and her grandmother. The children wound up in the care of psychologists. C1 t1ng tht• role of government officials tn her troubles. Mrs. Garde asked the Commerce Department to pay the expenses of her custody fight and the move from Oklahoma. Her case was brought to the president's personal a11ent1on by Edw1n Harper. then director of the President's Coun· cal on Integrity and Efficiency. The president. after expressing his outrage. said he wanted to meet Mrs Garde 1n person. They weren't able to meet because of scheduling problems. but the p~1dent's feelings in the matter were made aburfdan1ly clear al the < ab1nct meeting in 1981. J;Jck \ ncJrrson 1s a syndicatN1 columnist. \ 1 COAST Buyers urged: Beware ~ ( unfriendly co~puters , I Are iiewest fea;ures-dealer'Sservice avadablenowWhentheyan:a~Ullly N 8 ----' __ several monthuwayfromdeltvery lO >r1 as available as salespeople claim? -~~~iherevasionencouolercdby • ,, . Home defense rules surprise By GINA DE PAOLA Delly"'°' Cotn•p1f'l69nl What would you do if you awoke in the middle of the night and thought you heard a burglar crawling through your front room window? Would you call the police? Scream? Or maybe grab that pistol which you've kept tucked away 1n the dresser for protection? Dave Burn. who runs "hat he calls a unique. three-hour home defense course in Garden Grove. hopes his students won't have to think twice about what they'll do. "If a burglar's in the kitchen or the living room. it doesn't do you anr, good to have a gun in the bedroom, · said the instructor who recommends that an implement be kept handy in every room of the house. "If you're assaulted your object is to get away. not beat someone to death." he reminded. H'ving formerl y run a school for tra~ing and licensing of sccunty guards. Bum said reading a news an1clc about Orange Countians who shot burglars prompted him to re- adjust his curriculum a year ago. Emphasizing his advocacy of self-protection. Bum urged, "I think you've got a responsibility to yourself and your family to at Jeast go out ki cking and screaming." NEW YORK (AP)-Natali computers are friendly. says Merl Miller, who warns potential buyers they may be told a number of untruths when they go shopping for one of the machines. .. Many of them arc uscr .. surly or user-hostile," cautions Miller, board chairman of Dilithium Press, who has written eight books on computers . .. Everything in this business is absolutely exaggerated ," Miller. His latest book. co-authored with Jerry Willis, is "Computers for Every- body Buyers Guide," which lists a dozen common "lies" of computer salespeople and suggests what the shopper can do about them. "I don't think sales clerks tell lies intenllonally," MilJersays. "They frequently lie by omission rather than commission." According to Miller, virtually every computer on the market today 1s advertised as user-fnendly, which generally means the program docsn 't take a long time to learn. is un- complicated and has b4ilt-in protec- tions against m 1stakes such as press-- ing a key that erases your work when you really mean to get a printed copy. "The main problem is that many computer models and programs are not easy to use. no matter what the ads claim." he says. "Many programs arc considered fine examples of user-f ncndly programs by ex- penenced computer operators who use their machtnesda1ly. -' potential runomers who want to )!I "But these same programs are know about IC'rVICC, Mil~ ta)'S, i , damned as some of the most un-"CaJlour800numbcrany timt you friendly programs ever created by need help." noviccsand pan-timecomputcrop-"Somecompemnputlhcleast era tors." experienced people on the phone tc' Few programs are truly fnendly to lines.'' Milleruys, ''Otherueem to anyone. and those that are friendly to 11ve the job to the most surly some may not be considered friendly employees. Others use toJJ-free I by other users, Miller says, adding: numbers to tell you the location of the ' "Saying a program is fnendly really dealer nearest you buigjve no doesn't tell a potenual buyer much. technkal supponorhelpautl." IJ You need to know how the program Frequently, sales people claim lb.al I• operates to decide whether or not "everything r,ou need is int'ludcd,.. • you'll becomfonable usingn. says Miller.· Jfcanweresokhhc ''I'm a maverick in the sense that I same waycomputersare, you would believe there's a simple way of geta body and an tn&ine. The &eeriq )t explainangeverytbrng. from com-wheel tires, windownnd evef")'1hina m puters to nuclear physics." says • else would all be options. Miller. a WyominJ nauve who "When you buy a printer. you have I Launched his publishing firm in 1977 to have some method to connect it \0 to explain computers in ways the your computer. Often neithertbe consumer can understand. computer nor the printereomes with 1 Miller says he doesn't like to be a cable, so you have to buy it called a computer"expert'" or separately. "spec1ahst. .. preferring the term "hu-"Sometimes you at• I areat buy on II manist." theprinterand then pay through the l Among other dubious claims made nose for the cable:· :> bycomputersalesmen, says Miller. is In their book, Millerand Willis say that "there isa lot of software the best ruleforthcpotentjaJ buyer is available for this computer." But to know what youarcbuyin&before definit1onsof .. lots" vary from fewer you buy it. They insist: than 20 programs to thousands. "Acomputerisjust another con- "A fewcomputersreallydo have sumeq>roductlikeadishwasher,a IJ thousands of programs available for typcwnterora video recorder. Don't them." he explains. "Even among the look at it asa mysterious device that front-runners, however. there arc mach.ineordo you have to spend can only be understood by hiah-tech gaps ... Lots o f software 1sn 't enough. another$ 1.000 on acccssones before gurus. How much software is available in most ofit will work?" ··v ou can understand it, and you the areas that interest you? How good Computer shoppers arc also frc-can get one that will do marvelous r1 )J f} "Most people just take 1t for V<tnted that they can shoot a burglar 1n their home or a prowler on their patio," said Burn. an ex-police sergeant. adding that they couldn't be more mistaken. iSJ.be&efhvare~ill it run on your quently told that certain features are things for you." ~- Thumbtacked toa bulletin board in his office 1s a newspaper clipping about l\ burglar who was shot and permanently inJured by a home- owner. The burglar had successfully sued the homeowner for medical expenses. Old house owners make spirited efforts , Bum explained that a person can't shoot a prowler unless it's in self-defense. "You can't shoot someone for taking propeny from you," he said. noting a person wh o does so can be Some find ghosts. othe-rs concentrate on authentlcfty arrested and sued in the civil couns. By BARBARA MAYER Burn tells his student~ to shout ~ ........ - "Stop or rll shoot" 1f the} C'ver . Some old houses apparently may confront a burglar. he haunted, says Patricia Poore, He encourages them to practice editor of The Old-House Journal, a saying this over and over again monthly New York newsletter that because they won't ha\e 11me to think provides information on the resto- about what they'll do 1f 1hcy ever ration of old houses confront a burglar. Most shootings The publication recently asked take place within 10 feet of an readers to describe in writing any assailant andarcovcrinless thanfivc ghostly encounters they had ex- seconds. Burn said. pcrienccd. The Old-House Journal Likewise. students arc taugh1 how got interested in the question of to handle a gun which the} ma} ha\ c ghosts when the editors observed a bought several years ago. but ne.,,cr pattern in the making learned how to shoot. .. A substantial number of readers .. They take it (gun) home and put 11 would mention that the spirits in the ii) their dresser until it turns green." house acted up whenever there was he said of some gun-owners who. any major remodeling going on." unaware of how to properl) remove Poore said. \Ile safety tngger. could acc1dentall} · The magazine received 27 case ahoot themselves. his1ories -"and that doesn't count For those who are afraid of guns, the several dozen who have told us Bum offers a 12-week course on how about their experiences but didn't to use a cane, a piece of lumber and a have time to wntc." she added. lotehen kmfe as a weapon. The Old-House Journal's informal survey turned up some common elements in ghostly manifestations. Noises -slamming doors. un- intelljgible voices and the sound of footsteps -were the most numerous examples. (These were not ex- plainable by the ac11ons of others in the house since the} were often expenenced when there was nobody else at home.) Many readers reported being aware of a fcclini of cold air when the ghost was moving. Unusual smells were also noted. including the smell of burning leaves or burnt coffee. she said. It was rare. though. that anyone reported actually seeing a household ghost. "In a few instances. the homeowners were so curious they researched the history of their house and found photographs of former occupants that resembled the appari- tion they saw," said Poore. One woman reported wallong into her kitchen and seeing a barefoot boy dressed in ragged clothing and hold- ing a lantern. Just as she was about to speak, the boy "melted away.'' Then her husband came up the cellar st.airs carrying a lantern he said he had just found, said Poore. Oh , r ats! Chinese club celebrating --~--~ March Fong Eu, Susan Wan honored guests at banq-uet -------- RlcbardNlxon isa rat-and so arc numerous others including Vane11a ~ed1nveand JullaCblld.(Ratsarc thoscbomin 1900andevery 12yearslatcr.) As a result of Its an1cle. the newsletter was contacted by a psychic research aroup which investigated the "hauntings" funher. "They found our subscribers were different from most people who feel terror when confronted w1th some- thing that seems to be a ghost." she said. "Old-House Journal readers were delighted with the idea of shanng their home." The survey has not convinced her ~osts exist. But she does say .. a lot of intelligent tho ughtful people honestly believe they are shanne their old house wnh someone who 1s defin11ely not pan of the family." Though old houses and ghosts naturally go together in fiction. Poore repons that most old-house owners are concerned with more mundane subjects. JJf the 7 5.000 readers of the I 0-year-old publication. more than 80 percent are resto ring an old house in which they are li ving. Over the past five years. Poore has noticed several trends. Early American and Victonan homes are now very costly. As a result. many readers are restoring early 20th<entury ho mes. I o.-,,...~ hank San. •bown with wife Pearl, wu ln cbar&e of banquet prlzee. I To celebrate their year(indica1cd by the Chinese Zodiac animal calendar) and the beginning of 4862. the Orange County Chinese Cultural Club traveled to the Mmwa Restaurant m Los Angeles for a l 0-course banquet. 81D.·Jacketed Rath DlnC m.et &a.e.t of bonor Marcb Fonc Ea. at rljbt. .J The more than 4001here h~ard the arectina .. Ciung rlay Fat Choy" over and over. Special guest Marcil Foq Eu, secretary of state, eitplajned the words actually mean a prosperous new year. adding. .. I'm aJad to sec so many ofourround~yed fnend here tonight. hlive them a chance to celebrate two new years." Before rushinaofTto her second dinner of the evcn1na Eu presented R•~and LoHGee Dlq(he·sclub president) a state resolution commend an.a them on their educational proiramscromoti!lltheChancsecultu~ Besides heaping p at ters of Chinese delkacl~. part)'gocrscnJoycddancina. colorful pl'OC'C$Sion an n bbon dance . Other on the aucst h t included Rosaueand Rlchanl Valdn(ofllnccrYachts who donated a three-hour harbor cru 1~ won by o ther lido Isle rrsidCnlS Nora nd Hal Le•mu, Ma11. to. Macl>ouW (wanna a gorgeou J&ckct of antique tlk), T .. Joli• .... 8eUJ and BobLeeofln.mc(Grand NauonaJ Bank); Pearland Frank on,Lonat-andMaeSHCMeand• Patrida Wen, who wns crowned queen at MC18 Verde ountry Cl uh late la\t )'ear and went on tocaptur lhe htl of Mi\ t hina1ownearl1er1hi month I . ---I _ _/_ or. Lock Gee DI.QI and ...... Valdes peel D~ JeU 4882. • I . Another new development 1s that "people arc getting purer in their approach." They are doing more research to find how their home might have looked in its heyday and then duplicating it. That goes for kuchens and bathrooms. too. she said. .. In the pasl no one would have thought of keeping an old fashioned kitchen, but now they do. There is even an electric stove available that looks like a coal-burning stove." she said. A dozen or more companies arc making high-tank toilets. "Some never stopped but others are new to PERSONAL STYLE ------- - - the market and offer deluxe versions of the old fashioned tank toilet featuring oak cabinetry and solid brass plumbina,"' she said. Another popular product is the claw-foot tub. One version comes in copper and has the 1.rad1t1onal round- ed wooden cdgmg. The Old-House Journal publishes an annual catalog listing companies that make authentic products. "Our first catalog m 1976 featured 205 companies. The most recent in 1984 camed mfonnation on 1.251 companies. We've gotten better at finding them. But there are definitelv many more out there now," she said. NEIGHBOR BOYS FLIPPED OVER SUNDAY CREPES · Mentton the word crepes and my ------------- son Ethan comes to m) mind. i.\11 my children love crepes. bu1 Ethan can eat them as fast as 1 can malo..e them. p I will always remember a Sunda) ILAR when he was about 12 and asked if l would fix some crepes I said sure. and WAYNE was happily at work at the stove, but ••••••••••••• everytimc I looked up there was a new kid from the neighborhood. Ethan would say. "Mo m. meet so and so. and could he have a crepe too?" Very soon there must have been 20 kids waiting in line around my stove eating crepes and syrup like there was no tomorrow. But it was worthwhde when one of the boys said "Ethan wa~ nght: those thinas arc delicious!" Even today I always make a double batch of crepes and freeze what I do not use. I put them between wax paper in <;tacks of I 0. seal them in foil and date them. They freeze btautifuUy' BASIC CREPE t caps milk t ~ ceps nov 4eu• Placll of pit Plad1 Of IUlat &&Wnpeoa1 melted bel&u Place all ingredients tn a blender and mix wtll. Let batter rcfncrrate for one hour Makes 24 crepes. To cook crepe•: Let crcl'( pan h~t for a fc\\ minute~ Brush the pan with 011 or butttr. Pour about 2 ounce of the rt'fnacra1cd batter into the pan Quickly tilt the pan in all dar~:tions so. a 10 !prcad the batter e"enl)' ~ aero the bottom of the pan. ~s the crepcdricson the top. loosen cd and J>rcparc to flip. When the CTTpc 1s hght brown in color. flip 1t over and let the other iidc coo~ tack the cooked ere~ "first" side down. a the first 'de rooked usually tools nicer ttlan the ~nd 1de tack.ins tht cttpn thi v.-ay .. ;u cause the nicer side to b( o n thr ou 1dc when wrapped around I fllli Not . s a beainncr. keep the heat on medium so as not to bum \he crepes Al'° nole that if you happen to own any kind of .pecial pan for malun crepes. your crepe\ wall naturally ~ mo~ beauuful than othtt homemade crepes. If )OU att mak.in crepe ford n. add 1 tab poon r. Thtrc arc'° manv wa y' to fill• crepe if all up 'o ur unaa.in.ata n' Pil1r WayM i 1 ewpon Beach rn•d~m anJ authoro,...P.i~r W1rJ>t' F1vonte ind Fabu/ou Rtt1~ " · •nd qu lions 10 Pilar We n • ~/o 0.11 Piiot. P.O. ,." I SbO. < o~ra \ft: Y .. ftJf. I I 'I' ---- Orange Cont OAILV PILOT/WednMday, February 22, 1984 Mother off our desperate for 11.elp · DEAi( ANN ANDERS: I'm de- pressed. I have four kids. who are 5, 3. 2 and 6 months old 1They demand atten tion 24 hours a da) 1 haven't had a decent AIM U1DERS mght'f. ~lttpsince tht: ••••••••••••• last one was born. He Am I nuts'! Please tell me the trulh. Ann. I can take 11. -STRUNG-OUT IN LONGVIEW. WASH. OEAR STRUNG: Please forget about laJurlng younelf or faldnt tulc1dt. UClt tcbemtt wlJf IOI Ve DO problems. Tbey wlll oily crnte addltJon1l 1ourcea of aaxlely. The volume 1sso high 1t 1s tmpori.sible to •anore. I find 1t eimcmel y nerve·wrackin" to~ subjected to continual whanging, banging, whining, crooning. screechinaand howhng. Numerouscomplamt" have been registered, but since lhoscofus who don't liketheradioarcm thelninority. nothing 1s done. Those who wish to wear the earphone radios may do so. Wh y then must 1he rcs1 of us be forced to listen to such prbaae when we arc trying to work? wakes up two or three 11mesa night. and then the other kids get up and I have all of them on my hands ( I wassitung in <:hurch last Sunda) when I got. the idea that 1fl broke my le&. and made it look lake an accident \while bnnging in wood. I could go to the hospiu~I and rest J"or a few weeks. I kno...., m) children would r«.'e•' e good Yoa need to taJk to a clergymao and a pby1lclao about yoar exbaHtlon ud feeU.11 of l1olatlon and desperation. T1aey wlO cJve you pracUcaJ adv lee. Surely one or botb will attempt to make yoar ltusballd uderataDd tbat be must eaae your burden by cakln1 over some of the responalblJIUea for tbe c~ldren. It woald be very belphll If arran1ement1 could be made ao tllat yon collld 1et oat one day a week to enjoy a cban1e of scenery ud recbar1e your batteries. I• there a Iliad relative, nel&bbor or friead wbo caa belp yoa oat'? If not, llJre a sitter and cut bacll somewbere else. Your sanity may&.eat scake. Do we have any lept rights to insist on a radio-free environment?-LISTENING FOR AN ANSWER DEAR LISTENING: Radio music bu been baned la many places of employment. Manacemeat ba1 ao obUcaUoa to cater to tbe majority. Tltoae of yoa wbo coa1lder tbe mule aene-wracfll.a& sboald bud tocetber ud complala to Ute penoa above tile person wbo llaa lporect you ID tlae paat. Yoar beef 11 Jegl&tmate and I urge you ao& '°five up. ' are because my family would have no choice. I started to drop a huge log on my leg yesterday but h1ckened out. ,. I couldn't bd1eve I could get so cra1y. My husband (knows I'm undentress. but doesn't rcahlc that I'm at the • • • .... reaking point. No .... I'm considering 1ak1nga bottle of pills not enough 10 l..111 m}self.J ust enough to scare him so he 111 do someth1ngabou1getting me some help with the ads. HELP YouRSELF ....___,.------==-----------=-- DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have never seen this problem mentioned in your column before, but 1 am sure other people must suffer from it. I am referring to radios in the workplace I work fort he U.S. Postal Service. Weare forced to hst~n 10 the radio five days a week, eight to 10 hours a da). What are thedo's and don 'ts of teaching your child about thebirdsandthebees?~t Ann Landers'new booklet, "How. What, and When to Tell Your Child About Se.t. "give you the ground rules. For your copy send 50 cen ts along w11h a long, stamped. self-addressed envelope toAnnL..anders. P.O. Box 11995. Ch1cago, l/J. 6061 I . o 1 A R o R . not kMP on trytng 90 herd to prolonO life. t.t.ny, Ilk•~ 19-what tellMv PfQmQ• • IM*Orft .,.......... An ...... 9A'!M1111.,..1ROHI(; 1 w111 fathtf'• ctootor dtlegtM -but "*'Y'--. llMde totkte cuNature Of ... ._. ltt~ollled ftlW9f' forgive my F0t ~.you wtll be~ by tM worde ol ~. • j •1 dOC10t. He p Keoneth Mk*Jch. M.D., a cancer ~It at Loyola e.tt., ... Y04J1 doctor Md an orthop«llt. UNeM didn't ado# him to ETER Untvershy Strltch Schoo« of Medicine as report.ed In treated ~. the condltton tftw1 ,,..., t 11, ~ le peacefully. He Oerietrk;t maoaztne (8/83): elthereurgwy Of UM of-a..,... CMt1hat fMV need to M ... m9d to pride S O "Providing tpeCtflc ctr~ In which the womfotmanymontN. TheC8UMot~l9notrellfY htmMlf on prolong· TEHfCR HM patlenthuanf~bleundertylngtermfnalHJl*l,and knotm. "lkJuetl""1 lfld ~ baid f)09lUre wr. the tog my father's life.••••••••••• death i. •mmlnent (Wflhfn two weeks). or In whlOh the onty tM800t, moet of <>Ur ~ ~ IUfter from Anybody coutd tell patient 19 comatote, and no fruther medical proc4tdur" ecollotlt. didn't h t .. _ ........... t k father wu a .,. requested by the .. --4'-t'a famlk. " ' • • • you eve o ""'a """''or o now my H•Mkedthtt~~~eareaomecaeeetn . Dhlt ~ ltalCllOI• ~ YoU tMM the hopelela cue. which th«• ts no hope of recowry -that there le an • anawer. 1 don t undwataid Why I m at l9Mt 20 ~ Next to io.tng hfm eventually. rny saddest experience obligation to allow tM patient lo die. Oo you stltl conaider overweight at 45; "'*'I waa In my~~ !had a aAm ftgut'e waa seeing him kept alive by constant lntravtnOU8 yourself to be 8 "cruel monster" Mr• F? many,admtred. la It <Mt~ to aae'° 1 ~,... v. therapy. Every time they stuck another needle tnto his • • • • DI.Aft-.. V.: r m.y no« haw the.,.._. but t ~ arm and let the ftuld run Into hit veint I asked myself: DIN' DA. STEINCllOHlit. My teen.aged son hu gueM what l'.>Utl on the Might; owweettng and l•••ned "How long, how long must he be mede to suffer?" square shoulders and a WOt'.tdwful posture. I tuppoae expenditure of cak>rlel {under-exertion). ~ c.ton- After WMks of unneceuery aufferlng he died m lut. being an athlete hetPf. &Yt my 14-yeer-okl daughtet ts andlelaexwttonadQuptomcn~.t~anybody For me lt wu a mixture of re&tef and udneea. 8ut 1 wtlh Just the oppoett-. She 9louchee when she litt, walk• could have tokt you that. Don't bleme It on "•·" ...._ ---"" hi ..... -... ..... without any eemtManoe of caring how she IOOk•. uw ~Of had Utt .. ._. to me ...... let m die """"""""'""'7• Howwwr. that doesn't worry me 80 much u I've Am I • cruel montter? Mrs. F · notlced ahe hu devetoped •curvature of her epJne. le this DE.AR MA8. F.: Others who have had tlmttar aeerfousenoughcondttionforhettoseeourdoctor?Mra. experten,ces do not constder: UWtmlefv8s to be "°"* 0 . moMtert" -and neither are you. DEAR Mlfl. 0.: ''Swloua enough" shouldn't be the At a phyllcian I agree th~ are times when we should criterion. Sometimes waltlng for something to get serious ••• Or. Stelncrohn •a'cornet q&Mt#orw from f'Ndn. H. cannot .,,,... eJt lndMdWllly but wlll lncludtl thoM of general lnttll'flllt In 1* CO/clltWI. S-d your ~ to him, In care of tM Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 15tJ(J.. M.,., CA92626. '.ABC finally goes for the gold in Nielsens I • f r Three Olympic nights in top 1 O. but 'Dall as' still best of field LOS ANGELE (AP)-ABC. frustrated by the small audience an the opening days of the Winter Olympics. collected a Nielsen gold medal th1!t past week for its coverage. cHn though C'BS' "Dallas" "'as the top-rated sho..., .\BC 1umped from la t Y.Cck '-; lh 1rd-place finish to a strong lead 0' er hoth CBS and NBC NBC. last week's '>UrpnSl' wanner. fell back to third and CBS remained in second place. Three nights of Olympics co,erage were an the Top I 0, compared to the week before when none placed higher than 18th T"'o other nights were 1n the ~cond 10 The best night for .\BC was Thursda~. when skier Bill Johnson and skater Scott Hamilton won gold medals and the network's coverage ranked sixth. opens ng ofC'BS' .. Master ol thc Ga me .. "'as third. Completing the Top 10· CB · "Falcon Cres1:· fourth; CBS' "60 Minutes," fifth . ABC's Thursda) Ol)mp1cs. sixth: ABCs Saturday Olympics, seventh. NBC's "The ..\-Team." eighth: CBS' "Simon & Simon," ninth; and ABC's Tuesday Olympics. tenth. ABC was first an the .\.C'. Nielsen Co surve} for the week endl'd hb 19 \.I.Ith a network average of 19. 7 ( BS '-"&lS '>Ccond '-'llh 17 6 and NBC "'a'> third '-'llh 16.7 The net .... orl..s sa\ this means that in an average pnme·t1me manutl' 19 7 percent of the TY homes were tunl'd to ABC. In the season to date. CBS remained ahead with an a-.eragc of 18.1 ABC was second with 17 3 and NBC third with 15.3. A.BC leads 1n the Fcbrua11 S\.l.ecps. T he Nielsen ratings from Feb ~· 19 AB 18.6 CBS 17.5. NBC 16.4. Arbmon from Feh l-19:A8( 189.C'BS 17.1.NB< 16.4. The thrice-yearly ~weeps arc a month-long penod during which the two services sample the ratings of every television station in the count!) to de- termine their local ad\t!rt10,in~ ratcs. ABC's Sunday Olympics coverage wa'i 25th and the Fnda:y coverage was 32nd. ( BS' two-part repeat of"Gone With the Wind" did not do well. The first part was 39th and the second part was 31st. NBC's "First Camera" was the low- est-rated show of the week.. The bottom five 1n descending order were: C'BS' "Emerald Point." NBC's "Legmen." CBS' "Charlie Brown Special." NBC's "The Ne .... Sho"' ··and "Far<;t Camera." (BS sta-.cd ahead among the e'cning ne'-"" shm•:s. The ratings CBS 14 .. l ABC' I I l . N RC I 1.0. Hnc an.· the week'!> 20 top programs: I." Dallas." C BS. a rating of 26.0 or 21. 7 million households. 2 M1n1senes-"Celebrity." Pan Ill, NBC. 24 9 or 20.8 m1ll1on. 3 M1n1senes-"Mastcr of the Game," Part I. ( BS. 24.2 or 20.2 million. 4 ... Falcon Crest.'' C'BS. 23.9 or 20.0 million. 5 "60 Minutes." CBS. 23.5 or 19.6 million. ti Winter Olymp1c!I, Thursday, ABC. :! I } or 19.5 m1lhon. 7. Wanter Olym pics. Saturday. ABC. 22.9or 19.1 m1lhon. 8. "The A-Team," NBC. 22.7 or 19.0 m1lhon. 9. "Simon & Simon.'' CBS. 22.1 or 18.5 million. 10. Winter Olympics. Tuesday. ABC. 21.9 or I 8.3 million. 11. Miniseries-"Celebrity," Part II , NBC.21.4or 17.9 million. 12. Winter Olympics, Monday. ABC. 20.8 or 17.4 mtlhon 13. "Facts of Life." NBC. 20 6 or 17.2 m1lhon. 14. "Dukes of Hazzard." CBS. 19.9 or 16.6 million. 14. Tie-"Knots Landing," CBS. 19.9 or 16.6 million. 16. "TV's Bloopers & Pracucal Jokes," NBC. 19.5 or 16.3 million. 17. "Real People.'' NBC. 19.4 or 16.2 million. 18. "Knight Rader," NBC. 19.3 or 16.1 million. 19. "Magnum. P.I..'' CBS. 19.0 or 15.9 million. 20. Winter Olympics. Wednesday. ABC. 18.6 or 15.5 million. "Dallas" was followed an the rankings by two m1nsserie!t The third and final chapter of NBCs "Celebnt}" was second and the ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-. -~~~~~~~---. • Perm Soec101 1eQ S8(· Now UO Co11tp1t11 • Mor•c.. ~•es .111roos & ocry1 c~ By Lindo • SI< n Co•e T1eotmer1~ Ce11u •le Wraps t y Lo Zette (714) 720-1196 1an 1 ie,.,~ ,,, Cer le• D• ,,;,IP 2 :;'(1 lvP,1011\ """ • Conn~I 6 Ctiol1on) penny a pound ~special Only a penny for each pound your child weighs for a 5x7 color portrait*. • Reg ~ 00 • Age rr t 1, -1ea1 • No aopo1n1ment nece~sa1 'I • Add 1 00 lo 2 or more en 1(1reri rogetner • L1m1t orie oor1ra11 spec•al per ch1l<1 . •l I Offer valid from Feb 24 through Feb 25 JCPenney ~ 2300 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa. Ca., 92626 Time: 10:00 -1:00 2:00 -5:00 ....................... ._ ..... The British are Coming! The British are Coming! 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Cable television. home video and old age ha"'.e combined to steal some oflhe sparkle from the 1977 films network debut Sunday night on CBS. ft&veral }ears ago. 'Star Wars· would have d~ne a 35 to 40 rating," said Da v1d Poltrack, CBS' vice president for research. "That's what bag movies did back in the pre-cable days." Now. Poltrack is prcd1c11ng a 28 rating (28 percent of all TY homes) and a 40 share ( 40 percent of all h~me~ with their set!> on.) Some industr) observers thmk 11 will .do worse and even finish second 10 ABC's steamy man1scnes. "Lace," which begins the same ni~ht. (NBC's repeat of "Urban Cowboy" should finish a distant t~ard.) "Sleaze wall win out.'' said an advert1s1ng executive who requested anonymll) "I don't thmk 'Star Wars' will come across on the small screen .. Another ad executi-.e. Joel Segal of Ted Bates. gave the edge to "Star Wars." "Kids and men don't care about 'Lace,"' he said. There is much precedent for a first-run. made-for-TY product performing successfully against a blockbuster alread) on cable. On Feb. 5. the first Super Sunda} of lh1s sweeps month. "M> Mother's Secret Lafe," ABC's TV-moy1e about a prostitute. attracted 36 percent of lhe viewing audience. NBCs "On Golden Pond" had 37 percent and CBS' "Chariots of Fire" pulled in 17 percent of the viewers. At S2 million. ABC spent half what CBS paid and one-sixth NBC's outlay. leaze was a big winner that night. too. More and more. the networks see home-grown product as the more profitable and popular comn:tod1ty. A diminished interest in 'Star Wars" may be viewed as another reflection of how the new technologies are influencing commercial TY. George Lucas. writer-director for "Star Wa~," onginall> opposed the film's sale to cable. "'He felt that its best presentation .... as in the theaters.'' said Susan Trembl~. marketing assistant for Lucasfilm Ltd. Tony Hoffman. an entertainment industry analyst for Crahn and C'o .. said. "Lucas· attitude was once It was released over the air. 11 was ~one. Everybody who has a cassette recorder will copy 11. · But 20th Century-Fox. which owned nghts to the film . wanted the money from a sale to cable TY. then CJ:lS. "Star Wars." second to "E.T' on the all-tame rentals hst. already had been released to the theaters three umes. ··we always wanted to sell 1t to TY. and we fin~ly persuaded Lucas:· said Jack Brodsky. a Fox vice president. "We decided that the network sale would outstrip the value of another reissue. To equal the TV revenue. we would have had to do $50 million-S60 million at the boi1. office ... Surprisingly. "Star Wars" dad not do s~ctacularly on cable. On premiere night. 1l got a 26 rating an homes wuh HBO. as compared to a 40 rating for the debut performances of "On Golden Pond" and "Officer and a Gentleman." Hoff man said the same factors that depressed the movie's cable ratings might affect Sunday's showing . '"Star Wars' is not an the same category as ·cone With the Wind' and 'The Wizard of Oz,"' he said. "This as not the kmd of movie that people will watch endlessly. So much of its appeal 1s special effects. but the technology today has gone much further. Audiences don't find it as endeanng. The sound and spectacle are lost on the small screen." Lucas had balked at selling "Star Wars" 10 network TV because he didn't want 11 <\ulhed by commercials. In deference 10 the filmmaker. CBS has allowed ham to choose the best spots for breaks. Soap operas mark 35th year on TV LO ANGELES (AP) -Telev1s1on has JUSt celebrated another milestone -the 35th anniversary of the soap opera. "These Arc My C'h1ldrcn," a l 5·minutc daily drama on NBC's local Chicago station. made its debut on Jan. 31 , 1949. lt was created by Ima Phillips, who had also created radio's first soap. "Painted Dreams." The soap was based on her radio drama. "Today's Children." That first show only lasted about a month. but Mrs. Phillips went on to create "Guiding Light'"' and "As the World Tums." both ofwh1ch are still on the air. The video milestone was marked on the set of CBS' "Capitol." where stars Rory Calhoun, Richard Epn. Ed Nelson and others cut a b1' cake shaped like a J 949·v1ntage TV set complete with rabbit ean. Producer John Conboy had the cake set an a background of detergent boxes with such brand names ~Greed." "Jealousy," "Love" and "Lust." oouna Of Stytee end Fabnca In ''oOk for lmmedtat• deftvwy. MKJnr'\\b:r ~eq,t•afe" 1181 HarbOr Btvd., COSTA MB8A 545-7118 """Ma .... ., ...... ,,.,. '"'1·) ,,_, ul l'W. IN• n..,..ftirw; IU, la. I .. .. Orange CoUt OAllY PtlOTIWedniid.V, Fetii'UafY 22, fll4 Ron Howard's happy days lie in directing Former child actor prefers creative process to stardOm By BOB THOMAS 411 nlatM '°'wt Wrltef BURBANK -Ron Howard cnJoysd1r«tingmov1es so much that he pac;scd up SS0.000 a week as a TV series star. How:ud. who has spent 17 of his almost 30 xcars in senc~. includin& seven as Rk-h1c Cu nningham on 'Happy Days," has hill third movie as a director released thjs month by Disney Studios. ··splash." • One might expect someone who stancd acting at 18 months and who has spent the rest of his life in the studio hurly-burly to be a mass of neuroses. Not Ron. "I was luckr,to have always had good rclauonships and ~ood s1tuattons:· he said. "so I had a very stable upbringing. You couldn't have asked for a more positive atmosphere th an 'T~c Andy Gnffith Show.' The eight years I had on that scnes set the tone for the rt'St of my career bu 1n . They were alw•Y' conitdcrate ot me. For instance. they would chl"JC • xbedule so I could play 1n a ball pmc.·· Unhke other TV child stars. such as Jar Nonh of "Dennis the Menace," and Jerry Mathers of "Ltave It to Beaver," Howard said he didn't have to carry the show. ··1 wa n't the workbo~ who had 10 be in every scene," he said. "There were weeks when I wasn't in the show. and so I didn't face the problem of burning out." Howard spent two years 1n "The Smiih Family." a senes that starred Henry Fonda, and he has been cast in such movies as "American Graffiti" and "The Shooti5t." John Wayne's final film . lhe youn~ actor seemed to have found a gold mine in "Happy Days, · but he pulled out after seven years. The ABC series 1s now in its 11th and probably final season. and Howard could be earning much more than the estimated SS0,000 a week he left with. But there arc no regrets, he said. To the dismay of has agents, Howard decided hr wanted to devote most of has energies to directing, which. in the beginning. would pay him much l~s money than acting. that for me,'' ht" td "I've always been a vtty 1oal-oricnted penon. That was true in school and tn sports. Dtrectana became a carttr aoal for rne. I had the example of my father. I always admired him becaute he had pursued h11 own aoal. He left Oklahoma to try actina in New York and then Hollywood, and althouah ht never became a star, he survivrd." Howard ,$&id his personality was more suited for dir«tin1 than actina because he didn't ha ve the u ual performer's need to satisfy has ego. "I CnJOY working w1th people, meshing various . people's talents, and makina them feel good about what we have cr.:ated t thcr " he said. 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Ill • ' :0 .. .. TM~AT WA5N'i VE~V Nt<:t \..... z 12 Bl(; (;J:ORGE by Virg il Partch (VI P\ /v au /L!J_ T_f L ; Dt:,,IS THt: 'It:' \(·t.; -,("'~ ., ..,.., -··- JI /',AJ'V'O,. ~ \; ~.SI~. \X1MX ~5Hlte~ • ] SET HE WAS IN T~fZLf MEVERTC1.0A LIE.!JalNIS.' A/.J.1HE TIME." BRIOG[ llolh vul nu.thh·. North th•uh NOkTH + AQ 10 KQIO '1 64 •AQJI04 Wt:ST EAST +J64 +7532 A 982 I 3 dl093 0 AK872 •sz •763 SOUTH + K 98 . J765-4 ', Q S • K 98 I ht> h1dding :\orth Eut South Weat I • Pa11 I '/ Paaa 2 Paa1 3 I PaH 4 · P111 Pa11 Pua Opening lead. Jack of I) SHOt: ._.,1\E.~~ ~t~C>J.t. ~I~ .._i~i. .. DR \BBLE Whal oatun· dot<en'l pro v1dt", man musl fashion for him~elf. t!a~t and West roopttrated <1plcnd1dly to st't a ,<•f'm1nl(ly iron rlad ron trncl Nort h·s biddinJC leave11 a lot to ht· dt'ion·d. lhs hand 1s worth 19 points, and a simple hrurl raise dot'sn't come clo, .. to doing 11 Justice. Since it 1s unwise to jump raise a ,u1t with only three-rard sup port. we would suggest a Jump to rhret> clubs at his second turn. A., il was, South slretrht>d l o bid again, and game was reached. West led the top of his d1a mond se4uence, and East was not thrilled with the dummy that hil the table He rould see two probable dia· t 'OR BETTER OR t'OR "OHst; by Ferd & Tom Johnson DR. SllOCK ----~~-~~~-~--- Pt:\'l T S by Charles M Schul z ·What To Do ... ~g£ ~l\E ~ ... OT OF MAYSE YOU SHOULD ~INK m: THE WORST PE0F' .. E "'"JUNC' wMO WRITE A BOOK T~AT T~IN6 TMAT CAN MAPPEN When Your Beagle MAVE REAL PROBLEMS WOULD ~ELP PEOPLE TO SOMEONE. AND THEN Leaves Home WRITE AB0VT IT ( Tl "e1,t:" Et:os by Tom K Ryan Hl1 SW~ffi! HOW't7 '(A L.IKf '™E PANCE LASI Nl'Tl:? so-SC>. ~t: 10M-10M s~oos r----~-~-~ r WE:Rf? 50~ OF CORN~ALL.. UH,WA'f04~ L.AN6UAGE, PEER . • .. SAY, ANN, 1"AKI! 1"HIS e>UCKe'1' ANP GOMlw<~e CAC...AMINe/ we Ne6P MORe c...o-r10N ! I CAN'T ~\ PUJ> 00 '().) W.ltJ. Wl() rn~ LW( ! '01~ (£TTit-(:) I AAVE fO ClMR\ME ~ er1' c.ARRIE.D 50M£™1N6! Avt.VY«rn T~ ~wt AK' f(iflK. TI41t(;,EifA? . . , __ _ mond tricks for his sidt'. but it did not look as if lht• deftnllt' rould takt' any trirk11 in lht' blork sull~ any rards that Wt'st bt'ld 1n thow su1t.s were fin us3hJ,.. To deful lhl' contract. lht• defenders would ba vt> to come up w1lh two trump tricks. So East sel about nl tackintc dtclarer'11 trump holding. East won the kinK and llt't' or diamonds and thrn dui what every lnrnt•r 1.; told nol to do on pain of dt•ath - he cont1nut>d with a diamond lo give declarer a rurr 'iluff ()t>cJarer could not rufr IO dumm y without promot1nK ;i trump trick for West. so ht• ruHed 1n hand. Bul hf' was only delaying the 1ntv1tabll' Wht•n dt'tlart•r led 1 trump. Wr11t 11hol in wllh the lll't'. T11k1n1< his lead from partner. hr lt-d a fourtb dla· mond. nnd dt'tl:art•r's )COOlt' wus writ and truly took.-d. tr ht• ruff1·d in dummy , hr would !lt'l up a trump lrltk for W1•st by for«': if ht' ruffed in hnnd. Wt' t would t'nd up with a lonJC trump. Tht Hob· ·son\ rhoirt-rrsultt"d in down Ont' rf'1t!lrdlrs~ or how South pr()('t't'dt>d. How do yo.a elliMM ~ be1l opniAI lead? Claatlt• Gorn baa the aaawer . Fer• ropy of "W l111Dc Ope•lal Lud1." 1end Sl.85 t• ''Goren·Lead1." care ef tW1 H••pa~r. P.O. SH %59. Norweod. N.J. 0'76'8. Make rbuk1 payable t• N ew1pa~rbooka. by Jeff MacNelly by Kevin Fagan ~()\.)I((£. ~ U(-{ ~1AAN'3E., N~MAt-1 by Lynn Johnston Nf\H l1MTOOCCW lo BE COOL by Tom Bat1uk fr)\ WMERE. DO C.3PO AND R2.-Dl. ~o GE.T fHEI~ INSU~NCE? ~-.. ~· .. • .... •\I"">'•'• ~ND U CAN rt NO C:RfATt.R ~WARD TMAN ~UP\t() M'I FEllaN MAN~ ~Lfl~ ~\OTION by Georqe Lemont "f'HeRe 's A L.01 YA DON''"l KNOW W HeN '/OU 'Re AN IN1"E:RN! ~NO IF Y()J Jb1 JIAPPEN TO~~ RIC~ AND fA~~? .. -. .. Newp_ort Beach's Mazy Barr to head state's jeweler group Mary Barr, ofCbrles H. Ban Jewelen in Newport Bcacb, has been elected president of the California Jewelers Association for 1984. She was first elected to the CJA board of directors 10 years ago and has served in numerous capacities within the organization, wbicb is the largest such group in the nation. • • • Jlm Doaperty was recently appointed municipal bond counscTor for individual investors at Orange Count1-based Fiser Flnanclal ud llavntment Services. He wdl work out of the firm's Santa Barbara office. Formerly a fund-raiser and development specialist, Dougherty has been with Fiser for several months. Fiser is a financial and investment services firm specializing in municipal bonds and tax-exempt securities. • • • DOUGHERTY Jolm L. Ruby has been appointed assistant general RUBY BULLIS man•ger of Ford Aerospace & Commulcation1 Corp.'1 chosen lo design model interiors at Rudio Palos Verdea, western development laboratories division, announced a new, single-family home development bci~ built in lteuetla L. Rose, vice president and ·generiiJ manager. Palos Verdes by S&S Constractloa of Beverly Hills. • Ruby succeeds Robert 0. CHe Jr., who has been named • vice president and general manager .of the corporatjoo's aeronutronic division in Newport Beach. Ruby has been director of missile systems operation at aeronutronic divisjon since May 1980. • • • Mlcbael A. Ba1l11 has been promoted to president of Wratlaer Hotels, Inc., the corporation subsidiary that owns and operates the I, I 00-room Disneyland Hotel resort and convention complex in Anaheim. Prior to his promotfon. Bullis was vice president and general manager of Disneyland Hotel. • • • Harvey Rosenberg has been hired to represent Whittier-based Steart·Wrigbt Mortgage, Ille., in the Corona del Mar, Newport Beach and Irvine areas. Rosenberg will serve as a mortgage banker for the residential mortgage firm . • • • The Medical Center of Tanana has retained Brentwood lntenaatlonal of Newpon Beach to renovate and redecorate the public areas of its hospital lobby, medical office building and doctors' dining room. Brentwood, founded in I 980, specializes exclusively in the interior design and furnishing of health care facilities. • • • Ca1tom Software, Inc., an Irvine computer software consulting firm, has moved to the Airport Ba1l.ne11 Center. The firm specializes in supplying custom solutions to business problems by either designing new software systems or modifying existing systems. • • • • • • Doela Networks, Inc., has named Jame. P. Ream as marketing director, Bell operating companies and K. Mason Conner, western regional manager for the Irvine-based company. Ream, of Lake Forest, was formerly marketing manager of the <;ommunications Division of Control Data Corp. in Anaheim. • • • Bill Seal Joins Marketl.ng DirecdOlll, Ille., s~ts in health care advertising, as a cop~ter. His .credits include syndicated and network televts1on shows, mclud- ing "Quincy." • • • Corona del Mar resident ~tp &aveall announced the formation of Complete Fiauclal Plaubag, Ille., located in Santa Ana. K.avesh is presided\ of the nev.-"- financial service company, with Ricard McCloskey, Buena Park, as vice president and Roaald Ballard, Irvine, as consultant and director of marketing. • • • Tiie Willard Compuy of Fountain Valley has been awarded a $1 . 7 million contract to construct a dozen 4Q.foot personnel boats for the Naval Sea Systems Command. The company has an option for up to 10 additional vessels, bringing the maximum potential value of the contract to $3. I million. The boats, carried aboard aircraft carriers and battleships, are used to transport officer personnel from ship to shore. • • • Patrtcla Palermo has been honored as employee of the year by Blackbeard'1 G.alley .u d Grog in N~rt Beach. The senior cockuul waitress has been with Orange Coat OAfl V PILOT IW~. Febt'uwf 22, 1"4 * • COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRAN8ACTIONI, 8-7 I I \ \ \ I Artlat'• rendertnc abowa bow the former ll-mut Piasa wW look alter red-tp. $12 million renovation slated at Westminster shopping plaza Interstate Consolidated Industries {ICI), a subsidiary of Leo's Stereo, has announced plans for the major reno- vation of Westminster Plaza., for- merly K-mart Plaza. The project for the plaza, located at the northeast comer of McFadden A venue and Beach Boulevard in Westminster, is valued at $12 million. Construction is to begin this month. "We recently purchased the-site because of its excellent market area and close proximity to the 40S Freeway," said Scott Bell, an ICI seneraJ partner ... Our plans to de- velOJ.> an 'off-price' center are in lcceplJll with the latest trend in retail development, u well u our commit- ment to the local community. We want to create an aesthetically pleu-in& environment for people to shop, while providing quality tood.a and services at prices people can afford." Scheduled for completion in July, the 137,000-square-(oot center in- eludes a Hof s Hut rataurant and one of Soutbem California'• hiabest vol- ume K-Man stores. Major new tenants include Moskatel's, Winchell's Donuts, Trak Auto, Del, Amo Aorist, Stuft Pizza and Leo'• Stereo. ICI has hired the arcbitectUral firm of Herbert Nadel and Associates to design the center. Pacific lntenWe Construction is the general con~ tor. Yeiser-Garland & Auocltes of Costa Mesa has been B~d~~~~nceAu~nt9~7~9~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, If you want your money to ea •·n as_much as it can, I suggest you read~ ad. Thoroughly. COMPLETE sports 1n\th• llllyPilat j ·v-.. ld boMd on doily compound,ng of cvnent rottt for one -,.or ~ •ubi«t IO chonge AVOttoble to Coltlom111 resident\ only 9113 1037•% ANNUAL INTEREST ANNUAL YIELD Commercial Credit has a superior Money Market Account. Simply stated. it pays a rate that's at least 1 % higher than the 13-week Treasury Bill Rate. Compared with other financial institutions. that can mean more money for your money. More because the rate is good for a month or longer. Many others are not. More because we only require an initial invest- ment of $2.000. Most others require a $2,500 minimum. More because if your bal- ance falls below $2.000. we pay you 8.50% annual inter- est. Many others pay as little as 5 1/4%. The Money Market Account from Commercial Credit. It's sure to earn wha t we say It will.So you 're sure your money ts earning all it can. Commer- cial Credit. We've got as many financial solutions as there are financial needs. Commerdal ~Plan,lnt. I <S2> tOMMU~tAL CR...lOtT flNANCIAl N~ l . r ' 'l •• • rl t • . ' , " ..... - .. * Otuge Cout DAILY PILOT/Wedrtnday, Februaty 22. 198-t fl'ax court overrules the IRS on investment deductions EDITOR'S NOTE: This 11 rhc •inch article in a I 1-pa11 ~ries in which Sy/vi• Po11er describes way1 ta~payers c.an save on their 1983 and 1984 income cues. A WisconsJD taApayer who was • member of an investment dub at- tended a re,ional plannins con- ference of the Na11on1I Association of Investment Clubs in Cleveland, the annual con venuon of that association m S.n D1qo and the World Convess of Investment Clubs m the Nether- lands. &cau~ of her talks with experts at the~ m«ttn15, she made changes m her portfolio worth about $100,000dunng the taxable year. She recorded 16 transactions resulting tn capital gain or loss. bousht I I stocks costtn8 $43,000 and received $3,000 tn d1v1dends. She clBJmed a S2. 400 deduction for attending the dub mt:(!ttn.gs as an investment expense. which the Internal Re\enue Service dJsaJJow«J completely. In 1983. the Tax Court disagreed w11h the IRS and upheld her deduction. Reason: The meelin.gs had uwght her strategu:s that she usttl for her own portfolio at a cost reasonable tn proportion to the size of her tn\estments This could ~ ap- plied in man)' ways to your own mvestment strategies in 1983. • • • WARNING FOR STOCK lN· VESTORS: Before '83. the capital gain and loss Schedule D of Form I 040 required you to repon the gross ~les pnce of your secunt1es sales 10 Column D "less e;llpcnse of sale." Your '83 Schedule D column ask.s for SYLVIA Po1TE1 EXPERT ADVICE gross sales price without reduction by expense of saJe. Ex pensc of •le 1s now added to your cost 1n Column E. The net pjn or loss 1s the same either way, but don't ianore this change. Your broker must file an infonnation return with the IRS that repons the gross price you received on sales. When IRS Service Centers match those returns apmst your return figure at Column D. Schedule D. your return will show a lesser amount 1f you have continued to deduct your expenses at Column D instead of adding them to Column E. The IRS may then request you to explain - opening up a possible hornet's nest of trouble. • • • Jf you underpaid your 1983 est1· mated tax so you're subject 10 a penalty. note: The penalty is at a 16 percent annual rate from Jan. I to June 30, 1983, and an 11 percent annual rate from July I 10 Apnl 15. 1984. If you are contesting any proposed deficiencies of the I RS for pre-1983 years. or have refunds on which 10teres1 is due, note: Interest on these 1s fiaured at a 16 percent annual rate for the period Jan. I to June 30, 1983, and at an 11 percent rate from July I, 1983. to June 30, 1984. These interest rates are compounded da1ly, ra1s1na the "real" interest rate over a •tnu&ht interest figure. New rates will beset by the IRS for penods after June 30. 1984, equivalent to the then pnmc bank ratt. • • • To make:' \ure tax 1s collected on most type~ of income payments, including d1v1dends and interest (re· ported to you and the IRS on Form I 099). Coniress has passed a new "backup" withholding starting m J 984. Under this, the bank or busi- ness that pays you must withhold 20 percent of the total paid to you in 1984 if: I) You don't give· the payer your correct Social Security or identt· ficat1on number; 2) The IRS notifies the payer you have given an incorrect identification number; or 3) The IRS notifies the payer it should start 20 percent withholding on interest and dividends because you haven't rt· poned them on your tax return. The I RS will notify you four times before takmg this action There are even tougher penalties - c1v1J and cnminal -1f you give false information to avoid backup withholding. Enter your Social Secunty or 1dentificat1on number on your 1983 Form I 040, I 040A or I 040EZ. You can be hit by a S50 penalty if you omit It Nut: IRAs Hd Keogll1 Dalley Britton Three join board of SCR the a t e r The ~outh Coast Repenory Theater in Costa Mesa has appointed three' long-time supponers to tts board of trustees. Maunce DeWald. board president. has an- nounced James S Dailey of Corona del Mar. David Stem of Laguna Beach and Thomas Botton of Villa Park wall SCf\e out three unexpired terms on the board. DeWald said Dailey 1s president of Ponderosa Homes. He recently moved to Corona from Hartford. Conn. where he was a board officer of the Ha nford Sta~e Co. Stein. who worked on the 1976 SC'R theater building campaign. 1s president of the Ste1n-Bnef Group develop- ment firm of Laguna Niguel. Efntton. who has served on various SCR board~ and committee!>, 1s a panncr w11h Anhur Young and ( o. The SC'R board meets four times a }'ear and each trustee serves on two committees. First Rate ?,on Anybody's Terms. · There art: all h.ind~ of home loan'i out tht·rt· ... juM like: tht:r<: an.: all kind~ of homt'!'t. Hut Impt.·rial think~ you'll know thl· righ1 ont· wht·n you 't.T it. Ht-rt· arl' two that an· fir!'tt ra tl' ... un anyhody·~ tt·rm!'t. To help you qualify for the house of your dre ams today. Imperial's Tomorrow Mortgage: 10.500% 11.500% 11.670% ,\pf{• • It •!'\ an auju-.tahk loan thaC gi\'e!'t ~OU I mpt·ri a I'-, lo\.\ t'"l initial rate ... NC> \X "'hen~ <H I ntTU it. Hate~ changt.' after 'ix month-,. mon t hi\' t hcrt'aftt.-r. liktimc intt·rt·-,t ratt.· cap. ~o tht.·rt· arc no -.urpri-,c~. Rate" arc in<..ll'xed to l ' ~. ·1 rcaM1n· Sccuritil'~. • ft'-, a~~umabk. • \\ ith katLJrt'" other~ don'c offt-r. ' ou can qu.ilif~ today. then horro\.\ again tomorro\\. After a year. it \.\'Ork' li"l' a line of crl'dit. \X'ith enough t·quit~ in ~our home .111<..1 a good payment ft'<. ord. ~<HI Clll j4l'f a<.Jdit ional 1110lll'~ "ithout h~n ing f() <JUalify again. l ~t· tht· additional mnnc~ for ant.'\\ car. a hoat. a \':tcation. <:ollq.~t· tuition -anything you like \X ht·n you "di your home. your huy<:r ctn take: over \'our loan. !'\Uhjcct to all of t ht· original tt:rm~ and condition~. huyl'r'~ credit application and a!'t~llmption kc. l'ht·rt··., .tn .1nnual pa~ mcnt cap and a • l'ht-rc·-. no prt·paymt·nt pen alt~. • And a H{EE Cht·cking Account ... that pa~.,~ <HI intt·rt.·M! I mpt-rial'~ Tomorrow Mort~ag<.:. It can hdp make mortga~<: malltT~ c:a~kr. Imperial's Fixed Rate Mortgage Up to $2 50,000! 12.750% 13.190% AJ>H• I he.· rca~on t hi-, I mpt.-rial mortgagl' b ont· of our mo~r popular i~ that t hi~ low rate is a\ ailahk up to .2~0.000. I-or a fixc:c.J mort~agl'. ypu'll finc.J the ratt.' is tough to hc:at. It's l11t h.t·d · in for t ht· lik o f the loan . You'n: prot<.·t'tl·d from intc:rc:st rate and paym<.·nt <.·hangc~ J-ir,t ratl' option-, kt you choo~l· thl· in<.Ju~tr)"!\ rnoM compc:titivc interest rate:~. And you c. .m ~t·t tht·m today an(.] tomorrow. Tht'n you'll havt· a mortgage that mat<.:hc~ your ncc..·<.b. I or toda\ ':-. lo\.\ ratt' on rht·~c: ;and otht.·r mort~a~t:s. call I -800·CHEK·NOW ( 1-800-.24 :\· c;669 ). . ' < >ur financial r<:prt·~t.·ntativt.·' art· happ} to di~cu~~ ) our pcr~onal mortgage: nl·c..·tl~ Monday throu~h Frida\ •~.lit ' 'tlhlt \I 111 t h.tn~t· \\ llht •Ill n 11fH 1 Annu.11 l't'H t OIJJ(t RJh h .... t ti 1111 1' pH .11 11 >Jn' '"htt' 1 I• 1 IOl rt ,l'l .1flt r 't llll. llll Ill Call 1-800-CHEK-NOW (1-800-243-5669) Clar~mont (71 ) 621·3996 ( 213) 62,-0 91 I J Newpon B~ach (71 ) 67S·9S70 (213) 8S-0839 H ~Savings Association \f'hr.~ Tott1om1u• 8<1(111.s Todlt)~ • Wlbhlr~ Olk~ (213) 937-24~ TopMp Canyon (213) 908-1'°6 Healt h ca re series opens at UC Irvin e Four-part program geared toward planning medicine for elderly A four-pan ~m~ for health care professionals on health cart' planning for the elderly begins Monday al UC' Irvine .. Nutritional Awarene<1s· Eatmg Right to Stay Healthy" begms the first program in the a11ng scnc . The moderator will be Jerome Tob1s, UCI professor ·of physical mcd1c1ne and rehab1litat1on. The program 1s designed to provide health care professionals with a basic understanding of health care issue~ affecung ttic elderly. Techniques and practical applications of gerontological research wilt be offered to help 10 the care of senion . The d1scuss1ons will be held at UC Ts University Club from 4 to 6:45 p.m. The followmg is a list of the other scne!> topics: •March 26, patient compliance with treatment regJmcns and medication. moderated by Stanley van den Noon. dean of the UCI College of Medicine: •Apnl 30. sleep disorders. depression. dementia and counseling. moderat~ by Dr. Francis Cnnella. director of Fa1rv1ew State Hospital; 3May 21 . biofeedback and mental imagery for pain management, moderated by Maria Estrada, a L1csure World social worker. The series, which offers continuing education credit to health care workers. is open to the public. Cost 1s S 70 for the entire scnes or S20 per lecture. 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To keep tra k of where companies ar going and whi h people are helping them get there.just watch ·credit Lin · -very day tn th BusJnesssectton-ofyournew llHJ Pilat I ~~~~--~----~ __ -----;-~--~~------~~~~--------~--..... --------... .;....a / ------~--~-~~....:......:..~--~'~-----'------=--~_;:__:_~~~~~~~~~~~------------------~ --------.----------------~--------------------------------- , Orange Cout DAILY PILOTIW•dn•lday, February 22, 1984 ' MEN'S men's denim & cotd jeans Great colors & styles from your favorites Asst. sizes. 994 FAMOUS MAKERS men's casual pants Selected styles. colors & fabri cs from Levi's. PCH & more. 794 FAMOUS MAKERS men's thennal knit & fleece tops Casual & activewear from Saturdays & Maler. Orig. to $10. 794 men's tops FAMOUS MAKERS Woven and knit from Levi's. Op. Campus & Chauvin 994 FAMOUS MAKERS men's belted dress pants In cord or flann el Ass t styles & colors. Sizes 28-38 Ong. to $28 994 ~-cp ~~ITC Hf S New Road men's wool blend blazers In asst. styles. sizes & colors. Original ly $65 and $85 39 94 Jaguar lIBd rm ~t&G]lE LADIES' junior cotton trousers Fashion looks. in assorted colors. Sizes 3-13 Reg. $24 1197 . junior FAMOUS MAKERS dress pants Trouser style, 100% polyester Sizes 3-13 Orig to $26 994 • e e- ladies' fas hi on sleeveless tees Raw edge styling. in a variety of colors. S-M-L. Reg. $5 391 ladies' asst. tops & sweaters In poly/cotton & 100% cott on. Many styles. Orig. to $24 99~ ladles' FAMOUS MAKERS assorted tops Shirts, fleece & kn it tops. asst. styles. sizes & colors 594 BOYS' boys' & students, cords Asst styles & colors, sizes 22 -30 Orig $18 9 97 CJ!!ef>-!'L."'6!. Thursday thru ~unday Hurry in! While supplies last. FAMOUS MAKERS Great savings on men's & ladies' fashion tops Men's sweaters Great ways to get you thro ugh chilly days and evenings. Choose from assorted styles, sizes and colors, all from brand names you're sure to recognize. Values to $18. Ladies' assorted tops Choose from assorted styles. colors and patterns in sizes S-M-L and 5-13. Poly/ cott0n and 1003 cotton. Values to $19. Prices effective February 23 thru February 26, 1984. No Layawaya, pleaae. boys' & students' prewashed jeans Styles # 701-0111 & 701 -01220. Orig. 19 99 997 W{;(j JP . boys' hooded tees & fleece separates Sweatshirts. pants & long sleeve tees, S.M-L-XL Otig. to $15. 794 GIRLS' girls' corduroy pants Several styles1 in asst colors. Sizes 7-14. Orig. $20-$24. 794 girls' blouses & knit tops Poly/ cotton, asst. colors & styles. Sizes 7-14. Ong. $10-$12 494. girls' sweater vests & sweaters f-'ashioned in acrylic. S.M-L Assort ed colors. Orig. $14-$18. 494 SHOES men's & ladles' shoes Values galore! Assorted styles, sizes and colors. Reg. to $25. 994 . men's& ladles' shoes Choose from a variety of colors, sizes and styles. Reg. to $35 . 1594 <' men's & ladles' shoes Now' s the time to pick favorite styles! Asst sizes. Reg. to $45. 1994 ANAHEIM East Anaheim Shopping Center BUENA PARK/CYPRESS Valley View & Ball Road COSTA MESA Mesa Cen ter. 17th & Orange GARDEN' GROVE Brookhurst & Katella IRVINE Heritage Plaza. Culver & Walnut MAU. OF ORANGE Tustin & Heim PLACENTIA Rose Linda Shof1Ping Center. Yorba Linda & Rose SANT A ANA Main Street Center. 2720 N. Main St I I •I J 1 I\ . . - essert trio - icture pretty As a favorite finish to a meal, there is nothing like a pie. But if you think you ~on 't have time to make one, try one of these time and energy-saving recipes. This trio offluffy pies has much in common: All feature convenient fruit flavor gelatin, fresh fruit and all "bake" in the refrigerator. Each calls for the ice cube method, which speeds thickening of prepared fruit flavor gelatin. All chill nicely in the refriger- ator until serving time. Herc is a wide scope offlavor and texture variations for longtime enjoy- ment. Count them among your pies to remember. 8TRA WBERRY ·BAl'fAl'fA PIE 1 medlam buua, 1Ueed 1 baked t-lac~ pwm eracker cnmb cn1t, cooled 1 pacb1e (3 oucea) 1traw- berry-buua flavor 1elatiD ~ cap boWa1water % CDpl Ice C11bet 1 contalDer (8 onces) frozen wlllpped topplag, &bwed 1 cap sliced strawberries Arrange bananuliccs in bottom of crust. Dissolve gelatin completely in boiling water,stirring3 minutes. Add ice cubes and stir constantly until gelatin is thickened, about 2 to 3 minutes. Remove any unmelted ice. Using wire whip, blend in whipped topping; then whip until smooth. Fold in strawberries. Chill, ifnecessary, until mixture will mound. Spoon over bananas in pie crust. Chill 2 hours. Garnish with additional strawberries and bananas, if desired. PINEAPPLE-COCONUT PIE 1 packa&e (3 ounces) oraaae navor 1elatia ~ cap bolllag water 1.4 cap nm• % caps Ice cabel 1 container (8 oucea) frot.en wlllpped topping, &bwed 1 cu (8 oucet) cn1~ed plaeapple tajtdee, ........ ~ e11p f1Ued cocoaaa l baked t-ladl p-Uam cracker cnmb cntt. cooled •or He 1 ~ teaspoons nm extract Dissolve aelatin completely in boilina water, stirrinaabout 3 minutes. Stir in rum. Add ice cubes and stir constantly until gelatin is thickened{ a~ut 2 to 3 minutes. Remove any unme ted ice. Usfng wire whip, blend in whipped topping; then whip until smooth. Fold in pineaPJ?le and coconut. Chill. if necessary, until muturc will mound. Spoon into pie crust. Chill 2 houn. Oarnish with ad- ditional coconut if desired. Note: Some of the drained pineapple may be reserved for garnish. IOl'fTED PEAR PIE 1 pactase (3 ouces) lime Onor 1elatiD "' C1lp bolllac water t tea1pooa1 flaely qopped frea• mtat• % C9P1 Ice nbet 1 coataJHr (I CHIDCel) frozea wlllpped toppla1. mawed 1 ~ caps coarsely cMpped peeled fres• pean 1 a.Med t-ladl chc:olate cookie cramb cna1t, cooled •or aae i tea1pooa1 dried mlat leaves Dissolve gelatin completely in boiling water, adding mint and stirring 3 minutes. Add ice cubes and stir constantly until gelatin is thickened, about 2 to 3 minutes. Remove any unmelted ice. Using wire whip, blend in w.hipped topping; then whip until smooth. Fold in pears, Chill, if necessary, until mixture will mound. Spoon into crust. Chill 2 hours. Garnish with chocolate curls, if desired. CbocolateCookleCrumbCn1t: Com- bine 11/• cup chocolate cookie crumbs,'/• cup sugar and 1/• cup melted butter or margarine. Press firmly on bottom and sidesofa 9-inch pie pan. Bake at 375 degrees for 8 minutes. Cool. You can aave your own enero u well u the kind that beata your oven. when you .. bake.. theee fruit flavor l(elatin plee lD tbe refrlaerator. t'or a &rand ftnale to any meal. try (from top) Straw· berry-Banana, Pineap- ple-Coconut and Minted Pear plea. l-8y Plllt WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1984 BACHELORS TOAST THEIR DAY Cookbook salutes lOQ years of serVice By BEA ANDERSON OflleDelr,... ..... The latest endeavor o-flllc Oranae County Florence Crittenton Servica has a tasty purpose ... and volunteen are hopiqa lotofpeople will want to sample their product. They hav~ published a cookbook to celebrate I 00 yean of Crittenton services for homeless &itls throu&hout the United States. sales will further thecautc. The book i1 a re~nt of "Specialt y of the Houee," on_ainally published by the New York Cnncnton Leaauc, featurina recipes .. thered by James Beard and the late Helen M ully from well-known chefs, food cditon and cookbook authon, who pm. ented ,a ICriea of dinnm 1n their homes durina the·~ And whale most of the recipes are from authortllea in the culinary field, the book also includes some from 'ceaebritie , uch u the one With 1 <lell&htful d1~lion1 by Victor Borge. internationally renowned as a wit, pianist and aounnet. In the 1CCOnd edition, recitJCI are the 11me but the introducuon ~Y Beard is updated to salute the Ora e County project, a benefit for t e residential treatment center in Full- erton, The book la dedicated to the late Dora Hill, a founder oftbe center and the fif1t woman mayor of Newport Beach. One of her favorite redpci opens the book, which will be available at the Aon:noc Crittenton fourth an- nual St. Patrick'• Fuhion how benefit on Mmb 14 at the NewpQIUT Rnort. a«ord1na to Pegy Cun· run&ham, ahow cha1nnan. Thtt editio!?J.pric:cd at S1.SO, also 11 1v11l1ble at \..nril Llnduy De11an1. 2411 E. Coast H~way, Corona dcl Mar. and at F1o~nce Crhtenton Services, 602 Harbor Blvd , Fu11- crton. (Pleue C00&900&/C8) I Bachelon beware. It's leap year! A traditional time when the tables arc turned and women propose marriage. The only day of immunity is Feb. 29. Bachelor's Dav. Because it occurs onl y once every four years, at's the perfect time for the bachelor to celebrate. And what would be more appropriate than a quiet dinner for two? Perfect as the main course as th11 Shnmp and Pea Pod Casserole. Created to serve two to four. It provides a subtle hint of the Onent by combining Cluncse pea pods and shnmp. SH RIMP AND PEA POD CAMEROLE 1 pecb1e (t oucea) froza ClaJ. MM pea ..... rtued u4 well ......... 1 ca a ('7\', oaace1 ) HIDi-aMaued savory cream of .-:~~~~~~~~ -~-·-L-4 , ---, mH•roomaoep \', cap water 3 tablff,._1 •ry wMte wtlle ... water 1 tables,... Mklq mis i.-teu·-=~ ... -\', cap Swlu daMM (I ouca) 1 cu (4'.4 .-cel~ 1...U "'*-'· 4ralae4. or 1 ,.... (t ...ces) fro1ea small 8'rbnp., rt.a ...... Ual.Mt ~c-.-....mts I tea.,._.,....., flates, aUctM· lycruW , ..... ., .... .ia t &ealf .... lemea J~ "" e., ... ._.. ••=1d1, ..._u, l ..... Heat oven to 400 dqrees. Place pea pod.s ln unsn:atcd l.quan cuaerok. Mix soup, water, wine. I tablespoon blkma mtx and the prljc powder in 2-quart uuce_P.!ln. Heat to bo11ina over medtum-b-a,h ~at. ttinina con &antly; reduce heat. 1mmcr. 1t1mna constantly, • ~ muna tir in cbeetc uatil mel\Cd: stir in hrimp. Pow o~er pea pods. Max v, cup bekina mix, tbe P9t11eY. flakes. mil and lemOn juice unul soft, ticky douab forms: beat v.,... OU ly 30 teeooelll. Drop do~ by tcupooufut onto 1bnmp mauurc~ 1J)rinkle •tllt almoftds. Bake unttl bitcUi&a • l(>ldc:nbrown. tho l9minu ho4 Mtvin . .. C2 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, F.t>ruuy 22. 188' Pudding souffle best of both tastes Raisin Rice Pudding Souffie combines the ~t v1nut"S of a pudding and a souffie -wonderfully creamy hke a puddmg )Cl with thr light. airy te:itture of a classic souffie. Ori&inally developed as a tasty way to use leflou·r rice, this classic dessert has a mellow flavor that's a winner with children and .idults ahke Like most hot soutllc5, this version w1U impress even your most d1scem1na ~UCSIS as }OU quickly bnng 1t to the tablt puffed to a beauuful golden brown RAlSIN RICE PUDDING SOUFF LE 1 '4 cups cooked rice % cups half and half • ea1. aeparated, at room temperatare .,.. cap aucar ! tablu poo•s flour l te11poon natmec I can (8 on ces> cnaslled unsweetened pineapple, dnlned I cup raia11ls .,.. teaspoo11 salt Powdered sugar Butter a 3-quart souffic dish. Dust with sugar; set aside. In saucepan combine nee and half and half: bring to boil. In large bowl beat :rolks, ''• cup of the sugar. thr flour and nutmeg. Gradually sur in nee mlluurc, then add pineaple and raisins~ set aside to cool. In large bowl whip whites and salt to soft peaks; gradually beat in remainmg sugar Gently fold wtutc~ into cooled ra1sm-nce mixture. Pour into prepared dish. Placr an pan of hot water. Bakt 1n preheated 400-degree oven 35 to 40 minutes, until puffy and golden brown. Serve at once. dusted wi th paw- dered sugar. Makes 6 to 8 servings. ONE TASTE IS ALL IT TAKES! I I I I ANDWFllGMYOU THAT ONE ... fRll! Just stop in any HoneyBaked ... store and have a bite or two on us. T hen listen to what your taste buds tell you. That should do it. Remember the name. You'll never forget the flavor. ITS ONE GREAT HAM •Smoked & Baked for JO Hour.. • Honey & Spice Glazed •Spiral-Sli ced for Serving Ease • Whole & Half Hams • Nationwide Shipping • Gift Certificates • Party Trays ANAHEIM -The Vill1111e Ccnrer. 1222 S Ur.•t•l.hu"t 1111 Ball Rd. I • 171416.'.\~2461 CORONA DEL MAR -J700 E. Cu."t Hw, 17 141 o7J.'.IOOO El TORO -Bell Tov.er Pliwt onh 24001 R.i\mond "'°'"> '12 011 El Toro Rd I• 17141107 .. ~22 HUNTINGTON BEACH l<I06~ a ... uc:h RhJ IJt G.irficld neal 10 Ralph~I • 17141 ~-x:.1;, ORANGE 141~ N Tu~11n I.it Kutl'llJ I • ,.,14• <N~'NNI -~Hi..a l"l "' "'""'llHM t OllON .. Of.lM .. R ll Tlllltl f'l l"ll"' llU'"'' Ill ,_ll'<C.llJNll .. ("U LAHAllllA L .. ld °"'IJlllJ 'OMllllHlll\ °"'' 11111 "CJM fHAIUGl CIRANC.t P .. LCI All ti PA\>\f}f ""' ""'"<IHI '11114(,f Nl\,f ll~ll)r ~...C N .. Mf NH)~ .. '< llff(;CI '"'' JO~I \A,IA R"RRAllA \ANI .. MllNl(A SI NNY\ .. U TURN .. '<( I I Pl A"ll -------\41 I '-I IA "'I '1 CO\'IN.4 Wf ~Tl""' \Ill Aloi \\0111\I '"II 11111' Cookies really hit the spot for those winter appetites tter oental celebrate ~~th cotgate ! Health ' .. I ADA off1c1a h'' Get an ntal Healt ~:-. "Guide to ~~des $2 .50 which inc coupon~. 1n co1gateorder form 1n Look for a.n stores. Qr, partic1pat1nJer form bA get an o~ Colgate/AD writing to . sox 1163 . Guid!~;ii2illinois46g1J! LJbe111 • 31 198 · 4 bY March ri.1 30 . 198 . expires AP Plano out of tun• r ~U.(. ' i) t.~ For Classifi~ Ad ACTION Call A DAILY "LOT AD-VISOa "42-5671 Besides being fun . winter spons can realJ> stimulate appetites. So to perk up }Our energ} level. bite into some giant Snack Cookies. Chocolate chip cookie dough is mixed with ra1s1n!I and the baked cookies arc tilled "1th 1ast} peanut butter. Along with a thermos ol hot chocolate or sp1cl..'d apple cider. theSl' rnok1c!I arc Just the thing to quell a growling stomach and get you going again. SNACK COOKIES Hl'at oven to 375 degrees. Prepare 2 choc- olate chip cookie mix pauches as directed on package for 6 dozen cookies _except -stir 1n 1 cup raisins. Dn ide dough into 24 equal parts (about 2 table- spoons each). Shape each part into baU. Place J inches apart on ungreascd cookie sheet. Flatten cookies to about 1• inch thickness with bot- tom of glass dipped in sugar. Bake until hght brown. 8 to 10 minutes. Cool I minute before re- moving from cookie shee t: cool completely. Put cookies together 1n pairs with about 2 table- spoons peanut butter be- tween each . Wrap each sandwich cookie in plastic wrap. 12 cookjes. Pampers Easy-to-Carry CONVENIENCE PACKS helpproted your baby against wetness right down to her toes. St.y-l)oy&athers Pampers 48 . Stay-Dry Gathers Pampers 60 Stay-Ory Bathers Pampers 90 And here's 75~toWard your next purchase Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday, Febn*'y22, tll4 C8 ------------------------------------~--------------------iiiiiiiii - -------- Raymond'swine: Quality outstrips ilnage h's sad to say that a winery's 1mqeisnot bued solely on what it puts in the bottle, or even the number or aold medals won at m-_jor competi- tions. lf it were, the wines or Raymond Vineyards w~uld pr!>bably command twtce their current modest prices, would be tiJhtly allocated to the trade, and would be one of those handful of brands that arc sp<>lccn of with that certain tone of almost religious awe. Such is not the case. Even though the winery produces considerable quantity (40,000 cases of mostly award-winning var- ietals). the image of the winery is not nearly so lofty as the q_uality offered. The image of a winery, these days, has nearly as much to do with public relations and the wine- maker's personality as it docs with the quality of the wine. Granted the wine must always be ~ood. but the "personality ' wineries and winemakers get much more attention than folks such as the Raymonds w make equally good pr ucts, but fail to play all the right publicity games. However, the less flashy wineries eventually earn their reputations. Develop-- ing an image based solely on quality just takes a little longer. The Raymond famiJy is a case in p<>mt. The father and two sons that make up the firm are hard workers determined to make the best wines p<>ssiblc. But basically they're farmers, not public speakers or super-salcmen. The fam ily patriarch is Roy Raymond Sr. who, at I 7, ~ot his start in the wine business in 1933. In 1936 he married Otto Beringer's daughter Martha Jane, and a new CaJifomia wine family was born soon after. The first born son, Roy Jr. now runs the vineyard operation at Beringer. w~cre the family was mmor panncrs due to Martha Jane's inheritance. Raymond Vineyards and Winery WCT'C formed a little over a decade ago when the Beringer descend- ants were forced to sell because of crippling in- Leftover turkey? Try this Good way to use roast turkey that's in the freezer. TURKEY SQUARES I tablespooas batter 6 tablHpOODI Un· bleachd all-parpo1e fl oar % capt milk % cbJcken bouJUoo cubes 4 capt finely groand cooked tllrkey (Uptly packed) 1 cap soft bread crumbs ~ cap parsley leaves, finely chopped (I/, cap) 1 small '(1 ~-ounce) onion, finely chopped ( 14 cop) 4 larce eu• Salt and pepper to taste Paprika Malec a white sauce of the butter, flour and milk; off heat stir in the bouiJlon cubes until dissolved, then the turkey, crumbs, parsley and onion; vigorously stir in the cap, one at a time. Stir in salt and pepper to taste. Tum into a square bak- ing dish (8 by 8 by 2 inches) and level; sprinkle with paprika. Place in a pan of warm tap water so that water comes up almost as high as turkey mixture. Bake in a preheated 350-dcgrce oven until a calcc tester inserted near center comes out clean - about 45 minutes. Serve hot, cut in squares. Soup corny Simple to prepatt in a food processor. . CREAMY CORN SOUP t tablespoons parsley lea vet 1 1mall slice (ts-cent sl&e) oaJon 'l7 •0DDCfl CI D JERIY Mw lbcritance taxes brought on when three major owners l~ied over a short period of lime. The first Raymo nd wines were released an the mid-70s. Raymond Caberncts ha vc won medals at the Orange County Fair in every year since I 980, most of then gold or silver. Chardonnay has done near· ly as well. capturing &olds in both 1982 and t 983. A 1979 Zinfandel earned a gold medal in 1982, but even so the Raymonds weren 't totally happy with the quality of the fruit. and ha ve since tom out the vines to ~plant with mo re Chardonnay. Panot No1r. also once made by the winery, has been dicontinued in favor or additional emphasis on the vaneucs they feel they do best, Chardonnay and Cabeme1. Red and white table wines have recently been added to the line as an outlet for their premium Napa wines that did not, in their opinion, quite measure up to their hiah standards for varietal bottl- ings. Herc arc wtlna notes and recommendations: Raymoad 1H% W~te Table Wine (S4.2S or less): ft as mostly Sauvignon Blanc wuh ~maller por- tion!> of Chcnin Blanc. While R1eshng and bit of Ch rdonnay. The wine bas the v1rtu~ of beina very dry, making it suitable for the Lable. Rank it a "Best Bu ." Aaymond Ult Red Table Wine ($4.2S or less): A table wme for the serious red wine drinker. not for the "give me a glass of red" at cocktail time type per- son. A blend of Cabernet, Mcrlot, Zinfandel and a bat ofGamay. at suggests aging p<>tcntial. 811F ROUND ~~ 80NILISS THICK CUT Raymftd 1 tat OtalD Blue ($6 or less): Thi~ i~ a "poor man's Chardon- nay," produced in a similar style. with skin contact, warmer fe rmentation and even ~me French oak a.gang Raymond 1980 "Napa'' Cabernet Sauvignon (S 11 or less): A strapping, rough-edged youth that will one day be a smooth and polished gentlemen. The nose 1s st ill mostly closed-1n, though opening Just enough to show that elegance will come. Keep in mind that the ·79 Raymond won only a bronze at Orange County in 87 LB. t 982, but came Mdt lO lake the aold in t 983. RaymoDd Cabcmets need time. 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LB. 1.69 Assorted 6-INCH HOUSE PLANTS EA 2.99 ,..,_ "" ------ \ • ' 20 Ct 33 Gallon CORON IT TOWELS JUMBO ROLL .69 GLAD TRASH BAGS HIALTH & 81AUTY AIDS ( 3·•D WllK'S PIATU•_l __ J ' POODS Of THI O•llNT ..1 r \...__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (In Our Produce Qept F\4\'( 'I FiJ )/~, \ / "'-; 170-Count Boit Q·TIPS COTTON SWABS I" flNI HttCD.AIN CllHIA 169 FRESH SUGAR PEAS ... 98 Vaseline JO.Oz. l otion INTENSIVE CARE 1 5-0z Deodorant 1.67 BAN ROLL-ON l.S9 4-0 z Herbal Oily or Lemon CUTEX POLISH REMOVER .• 99 ~--( DILICATISAN TlllATS ) '-~T,~o~~~~~~~~~~~-- ~ HUN .. Y JACK v~ •ISCUl'IS • 10-0Z PILLSBURY •9 ASST'O ... 8 Oz Cheeso Food KRAFT AMERICAN SINGLES 1.29 t lb Pkg ARMOUR BEEF FRANKS 1.69 Random Weight HUGHES SWISS CHEESE LB 3.09 Sltc•d 4 Ounc• Pkg DA NOLA COOKED HAM • 99 CAKE PLATE WITH EACH 3 00 PU~CHASE CHOICE OF 3 PAT ERNS 1-Gol Con Y AMA SA SOY SAUCE •·l b '-ASAHI AJf (M S G .) 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A bratwurst link 1s equal to one, 3-ouncc serving of meat 11 contains JUSt 256 calones in each link and supplies the same nutrients found in pork. The sausage meat mdudcs high-qualaty protein that provides all the essential amino acids o ur bod) needs for gro"'th. maintenance and repair. Other important nutncnts found in the sausage arc iro n. zinc. t h 1am1n. nbona, 1n. niacin and Vit- amin B-1 2. To make a complete hearty and healthful din- ner. compl~ment bratwurst with fresh vegetabks and whole-grain cereals. In 'iausage and Glazed Veg- etables. the unique navor of "full y cooked" smoked bratwurst is complemented hy seasoned baby carrots and pearl onions scrvt'd over lasha. Kasha. o r toasted buckwheat groats. has a more intense flavo r than other who le grains. As the grains cook they absorb liquid and soften. SAUSAGE AND GLAZED VEGETABLES 4 "fully-coo k e d " Artichoke season arrives lf)ou hkeartic hokesand have an eye on your budget. }'Ou'll probably find that toward the end of Fcbruaf) and the beg1nningofMarch is a good umc to \tan serving them . From the n on through April and Ma) -their peak season -a cook can buy them at the ir most reasonable cost Altho ugh "'c hJ ' c usuall:y cooked an 1chol c'> 1n liquid on top of the sto"c and served the m v.1th a dip. or stuffed and baked tht·m. this season we tncd a nc"' recipe. It calls fo r bneO}' cool - ing the artic ho kes 10 laqu1d on the rangetop and then fin1sh1ng them in the oven. This method produces good. intense Oa "or ARTICHOKES IN GARLIC BROTH 4 medium arlicbokes Boiling water 3 tablespoons lemon juice 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel l cup fat-free c hicken broth •:i cup parsley leaves. finely chopped 2 tablespoons olive oil 3 cloves garlic. finely chopped '8 teaspoon pepper Salt \\Ith J \harp he3\) t..n1tc tut off the top third of calh an1choke. Pull o ff tht· fe"' 'mall bo11om leaves Cut off ~tern s, leav- ing a Oat base o n each With kitche n scissors. cut o ff thorn~ llP'i of Jca,cs Rinse artichoke~ in cold water Stand artichokes upright 1n an ovenproof ~aucepot -prcfcrabl} om· into which they JUSt fit Add enough boiling "'ate r to co m l' halfwa ' up artichokes A.dd lemo n Juice and lemon peel Cover and boil gent I} for I 0 m i nutes Rem ov e artichokes and tum upside down to drain. Empt\ saucepot. clean and d ry Place artichokes nght side up tn the dean ..auccpot. Stir together thl' broth, parsley. oil . g.arlit pepper and salt to tam: Po ur over articho kes Bake . covered. 1n a preheated 400-dcgret· en en for 20 m inutes or until leaves near the center pull out eas1I > Placc each artichoke in .i soup bowl Taste tht' took ang hquad and dilute with extra chicken broth. 1f you hlcc. Reheat and add to soup bowls. Make\ 4 'iCr vanp F~ CleAifi.d Ad ACTION c.tl . o.ily Pltot AO-VISOA 142-6$78 I smoked b ra1w11r11 (about lt ou.ncts) U pearl oaJoaa t &able1pooa.s buuu I pactaae (It ounces> fretll carrette1 (baby carro&1) 'I• cup water I bay leaf Yi ttalpooD salt •1. teaspoon dried tllymt' leaves Daab pepper 1 cup white wine % t.blespoons brown aagar I tablespoon water % teaspoons corns tarch Kasha• Cut several 1/•-inch deep diugonal cub on euch \Uui.age Bro wn o nion\ 111 butter an f1)1ng poll\ \.Iver lo"' heat Removl' to \tnall bo"'I rnvcr and tC!tl'TVt' ..\dd C'arrc ttc<.. •1, cup watt·r. ba) kut, ).'lit. lh)mc: and f>l'ppcr tu pan C. u\cr taghtl) and w ol \lowl\ 15 minute!. Add onio n!.. wme and bro wn sugar and continue l'Ook- 1ng. covered, 15 minutes. M l'anwhlle pre pare ka'.l.ha Add sausage and continue t'ooking. co' crcd . 8 minutes. Re mo'c bay leaL Com bane I tablespoon water and cornstart·h. Mir into sau~Je and vegetables and ~:ontinue cooking 2 m1nu1e ·rve sausage and 'cgcl<lblc~ over ka ha 4 wr' 1ng~ •Kasha 11., cups watM ~ cup coarae Inaba (buckwheat) l tablespoon butter l t easpoon salt Bnng water to boll tn medium '.l.<lucepan Stir in t..a\ha. butter and snit. C o\Cr t1ghtl) and cook \lo"'!\ 10 to 15 minutes or until water IS absorbed and ka~ha 1s tender. Y 1eld: 2 cup~ WHAT YOU BUY MOST, NOW Vons is lowering prices. Not on an odd assortment of leftovers. but on the things you use most. Prices have been reduced throughout the store on the items that appear most often on your shopping list. Items that can really save you money. Add that to Vons weekly advertised specials, and Vons double coupons and you've got a pricing policy sure to save you money. Which only goes to prove. at Vons we don't just fill the bill. We low.er it. D UQUOR m /I A,. I\ I " -.,, I ·,"I • t "" Lucky Lager Beer 11111 h • HAl\1 1''1 11•1~·1 'I •In •H •I Don Miguel Vin Ro se • ''II I I I" I Kahlua Coffee Liqueur I I I 111 " !lot I I I J&B Scotch 11 f.. ·~ Canadian Mist Wh isky I W '~ ,._ • ·L '- Carlo Rossi Chablis . ., I 11 " I I 11 I ·~ Slim Price· Rum II ~ I Popov Vodka I ' I I I I I-II I I Gilbey's Gin Jim Beam Bourbon I . ' I 111 w !~ii "I I ;. 111 1"11, • Seagram's 7-Crown Andre Pink Champagne Miller Lite Beer n MEAT IA.Ill I 1\1~ hi I f l~Aot (Ill Chuck Steaks lAAt f l\IN'1 f\f I f lAR<:.£ l NI l Boneless Rib Steak IAGI l Kll'K. 8H t STF .A.K Boneless Rib Eye IAf'I r l<IMI, r11 I I (II( IC ... Center Cut Roast '' 276 2 3 9 8 99 2029 999 329 3 19 8 19 1049 1199 1099 199 449 l (:; II Ill 1°9 11\2 39 lA3 69 IP 149 "" , •t I tt ... ,.. .-..... 1 Kraft Cream Cheese • ~ •. I I ' " \I I Gallo Italian Salame •I " Oscar Mayer Beef Franks a .89 189 189 • 1 •<I I \I• ' I 209 Osca r Mayer Meat Bologna 175 ..,, I I ' ~ • .I Lake To Lake Longhorn I, •I 1 ~ <Hll 11 • 169 Vons Single Wrapped Slices • "1"'11 "1 ~"'·1 229 Borden Lite Line Cheese J19 I •· I I '" I\ \• I Vons Meat Wieners L~k~1 T~ "C~~e Mild Cheese l 6 9 .23 ' . • ' I Ballard Biscuits i1 I ~ ... Cl I .. , l\°'llJl Vons Sliced Swiss Cheese Dubuque Pullman Ham I l I,\ ..... ,f 1it, I~' I ' Precious Ricotta Cheese • r 229 Precious Mozzarella Cheese PORK LOIN RIB(, LOIN CHOP<., MIXED NAHl~Al PORl ION" FROZEN I, l(J"'• I I.\ ... Welch's Grape J uice II .79 II 1• l , .... ,, Wesson Oil , '''-"'J"""l' B-\ Gold Medal Flour 1,> f~l"'ll I \\JIH '' •H > I 99 Minute Maid Orange Juice • . I I • I • I Broccoli Spears 11•(1(1!'111 -.11111 , ... Green Giant Corn I • , ... I ... Tree Top Apple Juice Vons Orange Jl,ice Slim Price· Cut Corn 11i1 """' t t ·'' ~ ""' I Vons French Cut Beans Vons Cut Broccoli Swanson Turkey Pies r, , , f cope Super M outhwash '10 r r)(J"' I lV1 I![ l Theragran M I '""• '.'l<f' ·~ " ( .,, Tylenol Tablets fl" • ",' 1 fl() r I I I Bufferin ' )\J .... l 111''' ..• ' lH''>fi•• Baby Shampoo .78 103 129 147 .69 10s 114 287 899 519 269 319 "'••I General Mills Cheerios t 'I \j ,-~· I Campbell's V-8 Juice I 111 • .,, I Wesson Oil '' '"" I Creamy Peanut Butter '1 I •• Redenbacher Pop Corn Campbell's Soup m DAIRY II ~I"' I ...... r1J. 11• 1>,1<11 lit <; Jerseymaid Yogurts Ill 011"'1 1 IJ .,.,._ fll P~'\ Y oplait Yogurts I/'. ~ "'' I H •'I• • I '•II I Jerseymaid Milk I' I ~ 1 •;1 I I ·\I· 1 .... Jerseymaid Half/Half ~ ' ,. ,, I \~I• ,• Jerseymaid Buttermilk , •• f l ~·.. j 'l .. ~ ....... ,,. ""4..,. • • 'u .. • .. '"•_ ' -I ....... ' ., ..... _ .. SCORESBY SCOTCH GRE1'T GUA( A."''< >I f Ml ·19 PKG I 75 LITER 80TILE m .99 .89 1 19 .33 137 12s J89 779 .69 II 12s J59 201 1 .53 .51 MEAT II B MEAT II BAKERY II I '\II I 1\1"4, Tt -..1~ fll lf OH Boneless Chuck Roast 10 1 98 '"flll l\INC1 l\H f ( H(J(K cur 209 Boneless Shoulder Roast1 a 14f\11 .. , ..... 81 1'1<ll TO f ~((I 0 u .. , .. , I J69 Lean Ground Beef 111 Hlf.5H fO'ITF R O'l l ACI 't THIGH Chicken Drumsticks I POUT'IO PKCi ~I KI I) Slim Price•• Bacon I AOH.M OCrROSTU> Sea Bass Steaks 1n l 09 lfl J29 IA 2 99 110/ '><IC m llo\l l f M "\Ol ')(!(, fOGI 99 Assorted Bag Cookies • 8 l'A( I\ CINNAMON IK>t l.C, OR Danlsh Nut Rolls ft PA,( I\ Pecan Twirls <Al ll r,ll•M"4/N.!(\ Ol(fCl\HAfAll••S 98 fl!OnNO'lOffA04\ll ll 21JH00Nl 899 JIC>"I PK~ V.Hlll C>NUMN~ Whole Chicken Legs 1a • Raw Shell-On Shrimp 10 Brown & Serve Bread .95 .85 .79 PRIC(S ffHCTIVf THURS THRU Wl:.D.. FEB. 23 THRU F1!8 . 29. 1984. CALL (213> S79-l400 FOR LOCATION OF Sl'.)RE NFAREST YOO. NOT' ALL ITEMS ANO PRICES IN THIS AO Ef'f'ECTIVE DASH CONCENTRATED LAUNDRY DfTF RGENT 1(,)(1/ Ari\ 3 99 4•1 ll/ llt.J11 1 99 I OA5H CONO NTRATtD LAUNDRY or n RG NT 111 01 btJ• 1 69 WISK H AVV DUTY LIQUID LAUN DRY Df T RGENT 11 I I 00 'I,,,. 0/ ATI 6 99 _ _}_ J_ I 7 AM TO 11 PM. 7 DAYS A WEEK. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT A&W ROOT BEER REGULAR-& SUGAR FREE. SUNKIST ORANGE REG (, Dlf T llPA(f( llO/ (AN' J 49 1 t J KRAFT VELVEETA SLICF D CH ESE PRODUCT It.I OClt<f l'l(G 2 )9 i-• ZUCCHINI SA UTE FRESH· .. It I\ 1(1 lhl' n.11url' ul ltJhan'i h> marll.cl da1l)'. 10 !>ekcl "l'll'l.ahk'> and fiu1 1s 1n lh<'1r 1mnH: The\. undcrstand 1nhcrcnll) -n' ,10 good lOOl.\ l'\l'r,,.whcre· -1ha1 their t uhnnn fl'\Uh' "'ill be only a' good a\ 1hr11 lllifcd1cnl\ hahun /ullhlll1 ~autc l.apturcs 1h1s freshness. <. omlnnc \Ill.l's ol 1h1s longarecn squash developed an Italy w11h chunks of tomato. brought to Europe by the New World Flavor "'1th \\\CCI cream buth:r. sprinkle with frcshly i.hrcddcd Mouarella and grated Parmesan cheeses for a final Italian touch. Then savor thl' freshness of Italian Lucchini Saute, ITALIAN ZUCCHINI SA UTE 3 tabletpooDI sweet cream buuer S c ups unpeeled, sllcecl "' locb green onion ~ teaspoon bHll leavea 14 teaspoon salt I medl1m comaao, ll n·l.ada cubes 1.4 et1p 1llreddecl monattlla ~fflt 'I• HP lflltd Parmeu.a clatt1e In 10.inch sk1llct, meh butter over medium heal Stir 1n zucchini. arcen onion, basil and salt Cook. st1mna ~a ionally, until 1ucch1ni 1s cmply tender (I 0 to I~ minutes) Stir in tomato. cook I minutt. Sprinkle with mouarclla and Parmesan cheese. Cover: let i.tand I min~te or until checsc is sliahtly melted. Yield: 6 (V1 cup) servings. MJcrowave Drlrectloa1: tn 2-.quan casserole, meh butter o n high (40 to SO seconds.). Stir in zucchini green o~io.n , basil and sa.lt. Cover with paper towel: cook on.high, ~tamne every 2 minutes until zucchini 1s crisply tender (6 to 1 minutes). . Stir in tomato. ~over with paper towel; cook on high I minute. Spnnkk w11h cheeses. Cover. let stand I minute. COSTS LESS AT VONS.II g B Jonny Cat Litter Bold 3 Detergent Wisk Liquid Detergent Zest Super Size Bar I I• I • Palmolive Liquid .. ". Vons Giant Foil 1 ~ "' f Albers Yellow Corn Meal I< "I"' I Post Grapenuts m J29 746 689 .77 11s 349 133 189 m•rl ;t•I9 # ;i'lll Campbell's Tomato Juice Mazola Corn Oil 1111t1..,1 I Nestle Chocolate Morsels '·' l)<JNI I Vons Mixed Nuts 8 ()(JN(( <,£ l f ('Tf 0 \ APlfT If'> Gerber's Juices --~· .... Bl!)G,.lillt ..!' CRISCO SALAD Oil: 32·0UNCF HOTILf 10s 265 169 2s1 .40 fllf} ;t•Ilj # ;i'•gtJ l200NCE lsomil Ready to feed 4QC00Nl Vons Toddler Diapers J~ ()(JN([ OIC,HWA':>HHI Cascade Detergent 44 l)UN(I Heinz Ketchup .'OONll Hormel Spam 14 OUNCI Minute Rice • l'J ()(Jt'Kf Kraft Macaroni Dinner 165 494 293 21s 195 133 123 .37 B GROCERY l"XJNOl<I<. I I •\-\Ill "k Yuban Drip Coffee ... I ltJ~ I Sanka Instant Coffee ,, , ... , " I. I~,.,,, I ' ......... lk 11 I' Vons Beverages I ' Ill I''' I Vons Whole Kernel Corn lh I~ l"I I Slim Price · Tomatoes 909 415 114 .45 .39 CRIN ParATOES VON$ 40 OUNCE BONUS PACK FROZEN J06 26-0<JNCE SQUEEZE BOlTI E PRODUCE a IHOMPSON Seedless Grapes l 6 .99 .29 I HI \II /IC A,'\il\ J9 LB Garden Fresh Cabbage ts ,1 1 111 "I 3 &.I 99 Delicious Apples lAIK.l l>OU WAlfRCRI SS l9 BUNCH J39 Whole Pineapple fA • PRODUCE fl l/\.39 EA .29 J99 RED. &JTTER OR Green Leaf Lettuce II OOMCE. READ'!' Pl',C CHOPPCO Red Cabbage 24 OZ Pf(O Sunsweet Pitted Prunes llNOi ~~O T1'0PICl\L<; ~ Oreen Th>plcals-4·1nch J09 !; 1981 L A 01ym'"' Comm tree flltl ;I•I'i # ;i'.QJ 11•1\J..,U Vons Tomato Sauce il\~'><Jklf 11, .,i.11 Ill Stove Top Stuffing Mix l)l)(JN(f 'Wlil JI I ~I fl",j I Niblets Green Giant Corn .20 .103 .49 16 OON(I 44 Van Camps Pork & Beans • 60UNU < "-" 37 Contadina Tomato Paste • 1ss /11 ()(I"°' I Kelloggs Raisin Bran 145 lkl I "II.I I l '' ' ' .... Grapefruit Juice C&H Golden Brown Sugar 1 07 fllfl ;t•Xij # ;\••m ,-., I Vons Chocolate Chips : ~ .,. I 1-f \ •• f .f", Skippy Peanut Butter l 't >tJ .... t I Gerber's Juices I/ IJ'I"' I ,\ 11 ~ I' Similac Ready to Feed .lH t rouou.R 48 u 11-. '11 "It Huggies Diapers SANDWICH ROLLS OR SESAME BUMS 139 339 .25 165 806 1600NCE Heinz White Vinegar J2 ()(JN(f JAR Kraft Mayonnaise 32 OONCf Hunt's Ketchup 1.•'J()(JN(I 11'. V..ATI f.' Vons Chunk Light Tuna r.4 ()( l''i( f Slim Price · Rice \l OUN([ t,Ak[)t .... ~·u .... w. ,. I l'I • ,., '" Ragu Spaghetti Sauce 1 l'O<J"<fl r.:f <, 11 IC '"' Yuban Drip Coffee J I k ,..,c I ()t ( M f I ..., "'I Taster's Choice Coffee n1)(r,n Vons Coffee Creamer II '1)1 '°tf f Slim Price · Cut Beans ' , Rosarita Refried Beans 11'\ I 11 ~ ...... I Hunts Peeled Tomatoes \• ' ~ .. ,, ' Vons Fruit Cocktail 11, • l\l'-1 I • '\.., Hi-C Fruit Drink WIS DETERGENT 11EAVY DUTY 32 OUNCE BOITLE 1s2 .46 J43 11s J29 J19 J79 279 313 J49 m .35 J17 .85 .89 .69 ~ ~ ~ -----C !l!O 1 • OY"'O< (o-~ ··~~ .., MllitH Food Supplier to the 1984 Olympic GMHts ~ - AT VONS. 1500 W. PtCO BLVD., 6571 W. 80TH ST .. LOS ArtQ[LES, SAN DIEGO. F'RfSNO, LAS VEGAS ANO TULARE COONTY. SALES IN RFTAIL QUANTITIES ONLY. MOST STORES OPEN TO LIMIT OR REFUSE SALES TO DEALERS & WHOLESALERS. RC COLA. RC I 00 REG. & SUGAR FREE DI TRITE llJllltNRA 1.19 COMSTOCK CHERRY PIE FILL NG .21 OONCf CAN 1 79 NALLEY'S BIG CHUNK CHIU 1.19 ~fOMllAOM -.............. ... MUNfNMfOM llACM ..uteflNOfOM llACM . ,.......... ., ........ o .. ,.. ... . ..... "'" ..... -Ot111t9 '"· IM .NAN CANTMNO _, C•lfte C ... ll'Me I o.4 ~ I • . , J MARTINELLrS ('PPLE CIDf R OR JUICE 1 !l11ru An I 79 POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL &OONCr NI -~ 4111 18f•811CeM . taYINI MIOIMftllflr4 1.49 · ,OUWTA* l/AUIY ,..,...,..., ...... CAl'leTaMO ••CM ,.., OeN!lr ,..,. °'· • ~ YUBAN DECAFFEINATED COFFEE.: llOI C"'NMIP 324 1111.' \.~"IPllio J24 YUBAN GROUND COFFEE lll\ltr\I P'1M 111<1 • 2 79 '°"""Me y~· .,.. .......... , ..... UeuMAl&LI ... , ..... ~., ... Weather ~ fitood. for_ berries The recent warming' trend has been beneficial to many Cahfom1a's growrna; areas. The heal 1s bnngan~· on the crop of strawbcm~ very quickly. Mexico supplies much ol the winter vegetabl~s to Southern California and many of these arc coming on strong. There is a nice sd ection of fine qual11~ Chilean fnlll available. FRUIT Late \. ariettes ol tangennes are looking \.Cr)" pro mising this week. Thc- kinnow out of Anzo na. a sweet. dehc1ous vanety,J and the Minneola (a tfpc of• tangelo) out of centra Cali- fornia are plenttful. , Papaya 1s expericncin3 a, drop an price. A vailab1ht)'1 1s up, due to favorablo growmg conditions 1n Hawaii. Another item out of that state that ma> become more reasonable 1s pineapple. Both f rulls are excellent in flavor anci quality. The heat in Cahfom1a. strawberry growing areas. especially in this count). is bnnging on the crop 1n. record time. It looks hke an early year for these popula( berries. 1984 is predicted 10 be a good strawberT) ~ unless heav} nuns hit the area and cause damage to the crop. Apples of all vanety art plentiful and ha' e excel· lent quality. Chilean fruit 1s plenuful at this time. The qualttj and color of the fruit really makes it a tempting trea( Look for beautiful qualtt) plums and all "anct1es of grapes from Chile no11. "lcctanncs and peaches arl' coming to an end of their ~eason then.' The 1omat0 s11ua11on ha<1 not been' Cf! good over the past several weeks. How· e'er. 1t is pred1cte-d that warm weather in MeA1co and Flonda wall help a product!\ e crop Look fof better qualit~ and lower pnccs. barring another bout with rains an growing areas VEGETABLES Lettuce as remaining al a reasonable pncc "'-llh h1.·a' 1cr supphe-s coming out of the Imperial \'alle' area \\arm er temperatures add to the r,uppl~ of kttuce a' a1lahlc Broccoli and caul1flown are rca~onahh pnced and man' markets will be ad\ ert l\I ng I hc.>rn 3~ "JX'Ctal<. fhe1r 4uaht) " reponed tP he ncelknt. \11 add them tn \our \hopping It ~t { ahb.1g.c u1m1ng frnm Tl'\as. ,., in good cond1t1on and tom1ng do"'-n rn pnce < 1recn onions are reason- able and plenuful Rad- 1'>hc., arc another hargam Cl.'le~ 1\ still high Bcll pc.-pper. hO"-eH'r 1s hold ing J c;tead~ pnce and f, e\t-clknt m qualtt) \\hale the pncc Of r<itatoes and onion" " high. so 1s the qualtl\ One !pec1ah) ttem that ma\ be low.er than U'>ual in l'lnCC ISJIC3ma. a roOI tuhtr gro"n in South o.\mcnca h rC'scmbks a turnip 1n ar pearancc and ha' thl· ~runch ofa "atl'rthc .. 1n111 It 1~ a la\Cmte 10 add 10 ..a lade; for C \ tra ll'\t 1-- , Real peac hy I R <'gardlc:H ol th\ weather cereal "-'Ith m1t~ for hreal.fast pm' 1dC'\ e htan' wa' 10 <:;tan thl' da' \\ hcther the Cl'rt"al " hot or cold tn adding ~'enl c;hce' of tannrd dt"¥ Jl\'3l hl'' "tth <ie' era I tea· 1opoon' of ltqu1d for l'\tra na,·or • • • Bnghten up frorC'n pea\ "hen I~\ art 1.<~cJ lk>"I "-llh mra1loaf thid.l'n or pork Heat them wtth a can ot ding pcl\·h 'ihl'C'\ \dd 'It tea poon l ru-.hcd dncd mint lc~'c' dunns hcaun Dnun an\! shr "' I uhle 'ipoon of l\uue-r hefort !!el · 'ina the Prflh. nulnltou\ !.Ide dah. French toast tpppingfor apple brunch To tantalm: your guem wnh the flavor of the Big Apple. the brunch menu should be keyed to convenience, wnh one outstanding dish that will draw rave reviews. One idea that meets those requirements is Apple Barrel French Toast Topping. a savory blend of schnapps liqueur, butter. raisins and spice~. ln this case, one luscious topping performs brilliantly with an array of bases -French toast, pancakes and waffics. Surround the Apple Barrel Topping with serving dishes filled with either fre~h-made or purchased goodies which allows your guests 10 choose their en tree. Ideal candidates for fill-ins on the brunch table include fresh frum .. a selection of cheeses and a platter of sausage, bacon and ham slices. FRENCH TOAST TOPPING ,,.., cup 1cbllapp1 ~ cup golden raisins •;, cup unsalted butler or margarine t tablespoons llgbt brown sugar Iii. teaspoon ground cinnamon Dull ground nutmeg I tablespoon water I ~ te.spoon1 cornstarch In a small saucepan com bane <ichnapps. raisins. sugar. cinnamon and nutmeg, bnng 10 a boil In a small cup. combine water and cornstanh star into mixture 1n saucepan. boil I minute unul !>ltghtl} thickened. Serve hot O\ er French tua.,t. pancakt"s. wat11cs or tCt" cream. Yield: About I c up. SCHNAPPS SPRITZER t cups wblte wine, chilled l cup acbllapps • Strips of lemon peel In a 1-quan p11chcr combine wine and schnapps. $(rve tn cock ta al gla~\es O\ er tee Garn ash with lemon peel. Yield 4 to 6 sen 1ngs COOKBOOK ... From Cl The following recipes are repnnts from the book. DORA H(LL'S CHICKEN SALAD S pounds chicken (or turkey) for 8 cups meat l cup diced celery J cup peeled and diced apples 2 teaspoon• grated onion 2 level teaspoons curry powder l cup mayonnaise 2 6-ounce cans sliced pineapple cbunks Seedless grapes may be added or substituted fo r pineapple l cup slivered almonds or water chestnuts "'i teaspoon salt Cut cooked chicken into cubes. (May mannate tn sour caeam 1f desired.) Mix with all ingredients and chill. Serve an lettuce or avocado cups. If desired. garnish with papaya. ka "'i slices or watercress. Serves 12 VICTOR BORGE'S FAVORITE RECIPE Rub the 1ns1des of six Com ash pullets wllh salt and pt•pper Sear an 11. pound butter an Dutch oven until golden brown -I 0 to 12 minutes. (If a clock 1s not a va1/able. all JOU°\ cgor to do 1s play the "Minute Waltz" JO to 12 times.) Add 111. cups water and let simmer, covered. until tender About 35 minutes. (Here. the "Danceofrhe Hour," pl3yed half through. will come in handy, if dragged s/Jght/J.) Remo' e bards. Sur li ke crazy 1nto dnppings, a paste of cold "'ater and 3 teaspoons flour. Add 1h cup light cream, salt. tasteless ~auce colonng and 112 teaspoon sugar. Serves 6 CREPES DE MADAME DE (Louis Vaudable, director of Maxim's) Prepare crepes as for Crepes Suzette. allowing three for each oerson I slice candled pineapple ~ cup Cointreau I cup milk ~cup sugar 3 egg yolks 1/• cup sifted flour ~ teaspoon vanilla extract I~ cups beavy cream To make Creme Paussaere: Cut pineapple mto thm sla vers and soak ovem1a.ht 1n Cointreau. Drai n and save hqu1d. Heat milk to bo1fing point but don't boil. In a separate s.aucepan, m ot. the sugar, egg yolks, flour and vanilla extract smoothly. Pour in the hot milk ifadually. sumng constantly. and cook over a low heat until thick as ma)'onna1sc Cool. St1roccas1onall)' to prevent a film fro m formina over the surface Beat heavy cream unul it holds a peak. then fold in the cool thick sauce alona with drained p1 n.apple. To serve· Spoon some of the Creme into each ltttle crepe and roil crepes around the filhn$ losely. Place 1n a shallow balun& dish or plate, add hqu1d in which pineapple soaked and spnnkle tops with confccuoner's suaar. Place under the broiler for JUSt a minute or two Pour about VJ cup Cointreau over the crepes at the table, touch with• match and name Serves. 4. ilat r I SPRUCING UP THE CHICKEN For cleaant d1n1ng. drc!.s ch1ct..en with a gorJeou~ glaze of honey. gold rum, peach Juice and Jamaican ginicr. The prnish. peach halves and coconut, adds to th_c pretty picture. Have a bounuful bowl of fresh. fruit standing by as the Jamaicans do and pretend you're in Mo Bay. Why not? HONEY OF A GINGER CHICKEN I cblcken, 3 pounds, halved 1/• cup flour •;, cup alisplce .,_, cup coconut oil, butter or margarine t teaspoons tall Wash chicken halves. pat dry. Shake in a baB. with flour, a llspice and salt. Brown chicken in heavy skillet in coconut oil or marganne. Place chicke n halves in baking pan: add 3 tablespoon!. of coconut 011 it has been browned in. Brush chicken with glaze (Recipe follows). Make an aluminum foil tent to cover chicken. Bake 1n preheated 350 degree oven about 45 minutes. Dunng baking lime. brush chicken several times with glaz(. A few mtnutes before serving, brush peach halves with glaze. top with a blob of sour cream and sprinkle with coconut. Place peaches in pan with chicken and leave in oven until peaches arc heated. coconut bro wned. Serve with 2 peach halves per serving. Glaie: Hlend and heat 'I. cup honey, 2 tablespoons golden rum. I tablcsr><>on peach JUtce and I tablespoon ganger. Garnish: hll cen ter!> ut 4 peach halves with shredded ~--------------------------------------------__:================--c~oc::..:onutm1xcd _w_it_h_s_o_u_r_cr_e_a_m_. ______________ ___ •BEEF LOIN LB. • 10-14-LBS. C&H SUGAR 1~9 •St.a BAG HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE 29~ •IS OZ C.AN RUMP ROAST •BfH 199 ROUND l& LB. WHOLE TOP SIRWIN BEEF SPARERIBS BOUNCE • .O.cT BOX • REGULAR Ofl UNSCENT£D FABRIC SOFTENER S HEETS NABISCO CHIPS AHOY COOKIES • 32-0l. BOX TVS ON FRIED CHICKEN • 24 OZ. LOAF SKAGGS ALPHA BETA WHOLE WHEAT BREAD PAK • 12-0Z. CANS LITE BEER FROM MILLER SOLID ~HITE . IS-OZ. CAN STAR ·KIST TUNA ~-=1n apri==n1 ~. Star-K(s1. , '~' 'OO Al.8ACOli9 1 gg,1 . .,:11111 __ In sp;f'ng weter . ·.1 ~~~· ~::::~ .~::;;;; ·:-.~ ~·.:; ~""::;:.. ~. '-o-" Price• Effective at all Southern C1llfornia Alpha Beta Market• DOUBLE SAVINGS COUPONS , I I I J I KNUDSEN COITAGE CHEESE 98_~ . LB. Vegetable melange colorful Combination yields contrast in texture • tir-Fned Vqetables With Cashews 1s a sood tal11nt, colorful dish that is quack and easy to prepare. The melange of snow peas, fresh mushrooms, red pepper strips and unsalted cashews arc quickly stir-fried until veattables arc tender~risp. A c-an of condensed chicken noodle soup mixed with comswch .is added to the vegetables: sesame oil lives extra flavor to the dash. An attractive contrail in wtes, textures and colors. the side d11h needs only some cheese and brea4 io becx>me a nutritious main course. A highly versatile food, pasta is delicious 1n a cold salad. Calico Toncllini Salad combines canned condensed vegctarian ves.- etablc soup with red wine vinegar, olive 011, minced prlk and herbs as an intrig,,uing dressinJ for oooked tortellini. · Maxed with cubes of dry salami, Cheddar cheese and sliced ripe ofives, the hearty. colorful salad is a perfect lunch or dinner dish, served with cru.sty ltaUan bread and topped off with a fruit dessert. Sweet and Sour Turkey Patties is tbe updated vcnion of the classic Hamburger Steaks with Mushroom Sauce. The turkey patties are a traditional mixture of bread crumbs. chopped onions and a beaten eg$t. SITft·PlllED VEGETABLES WITH CASHEW 1 tablHpoff aalM ell J t11Pf .... peas. m .. uu 1 t9' 1UcH m .... ,.... Ii\ C8J ,.,. pepper •*"'9 ~ CW, Du.ltd euMwl 1 cu (ll'H OUffl) cednHd eldckn ..... e'"' I tea1pooa1 coraatardl Ii\ tu1poo1 aeaame oil Hot cooked rice In 10-inch skillet over medium-hiah heat. in hot oil, cook snow peas. mushrooms. red pepper and cashews. stinina quickly and frequent!)' (sur-frying) until vesctablct are tender-cnsp. about 3 minutes. In smaJI bowl, combine soup and corn- starch. Add lo vegetable mixture; cook, stining constantly until th1clened. Stir an sesame oil. To serve: Arrange rice on servina platter. Top with vegetable mixture. Makes 3111· cups or 4 servings. CALICO TORTEU.INI SALAD 1 cu (10~ onces) coDdeased vese&arlu vesetable '"P '.4 cep red wtae vlfflar •;. cup olive oil t mecllam doves prllc, mJ.acff Ya teupooa dried buU leevet, cnallled 14 teaapooa dried orep» leaves, cratlled 14 teaapooa peJPK l cups fresh or ff'Ole'D tortelllal, cooked ud drahlecl 'i'a cup cubed clry salami . ~ Hf~ ai1•11ar dllMM liln,._. ...... ,... ...... In l.quatt •ucer-n OYtt ~ beat. combi~ soup, ~iocpr. oil. ~ _,. orepno and pepper. Reat to bo1lina.; redU« heat to low Simmer 2 minute1. stirrina occa11onatly. Cool 5 min1.nes. In medium bowl, combiJle rtma1~1: illJl"tdients. Pour toup mixture over tortdhn1 mixture; toss aocoaL Cover, refriltrate at least 4 hours. Makes 5 cupa or 6 1ervin~. lill SWEET A.ND SOUR TUHEY PAm.ES 1,.ad,......Wby lt't~•rJW...~ II ~NJ.....,~.,......... !I l tg,haa. ,, "' •. , ........ ~teuflH~ •u l tUlelf •• ta1a4 .al 1 cu (11'4 -.cet) coadeaM41 cream of m..,......, •1, ~ .,,ae Jelly i tMletf•••• ,..,.,ny llnel'M ...... r In medium bowl, mill well turkey, bread crumbs, on.ions, ea. salt and pepper. Shape 1nto.4 patties. In l()..ioch skillet over medium heat, in bot oU, brown s-tties oa both sides. Remove patties to plate. In the same skillet. oombine soup, Jell)'. and vinegar. Heat. stirring constantly uoul jelly melts. Return patties to skillet Heat to boiling; reduce heat to low. Cover; simmer 20 minutes. stirring sauce occa.siooaUy. Makes 4 servings. Tropical treat tantalizes taste Enjoy a tropical "re-treat" by simply serving refreshing Frozen Daiquin AnJel Food Cake for dessert. It will bring the tropicaJ breeze nght to the table. A tasty reminder of that great vacation and warmer day~. it's an unexpected soluuon for lifting saggrng winter spin ts. FROZEN DAJQUIRJ ANGEL FOOD CAKE 1 pactaae (11 ouca) wldte ugel food <:de mix ! teaspoon nm extract, ll desired I pint eacla lemoa, orange and lime 1lllerbet, •li&blly softened Rum Saace, recipe follow• Prepare cake mix as directed on package etccpl -add rum extract. Bake and cool cake as directed. Remove from pan. Spin cake to make 3 layers. Fill each layer and spread top of cake with I pant sherbet, Wrap and freeze at least 2 hours. Serve wtth Rum Sauce. THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES EA. 8-0UNCE PACKAGE MUSHROOMS RUM SAUCE ~cap 1111ar 1 tablespooa cornatarcll "' teaspoon salt Lit.bi '1 L~ .. ..... -;~·~19c· 1.hi,1 t~ .. _., .. ~ ... ( ........ ..... ,, .... EA. • II oz. Pt<Ci FRISK I ES DRY CAT FOOD EA. 2·LITER COCA COLA • WCGUl..All •CAFHJNE FUEC<M<E • OtET COKE • CAf'FfJfll E f'RU Df£T COKf •TU PLAY ''ALL NEW'' ALPHA BETA 811100 UT VOU9' ALflMA HTA. GA• CMD TOOA. 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I I cup water 1 tablespooa margarine or b•tter ! tablespoons dark nm •1, teaspoon vanilla M 1x sugar. cornstarch and salt in I -quart saucepan Sur tn water. Cook over medium heat. sumng constant!). until mixture thickens and boils. Botl and stir I minute. rcmo .. e from heat. Sur in remaining ingredients: cool. EDB TESTING .•• From Cl wa) of knowing, exactly how much food on the shelve contains amounts ofEDB exceeding the tolerance le\ els It would be an enormous and costly project to tes1 ever, thing. so California health autboriues are spot checking foods. Of lhe foods tested so far. boxed muffin and cake m1xe have had the mosl problems. but food·industn representatives cannot explain why. Manufacturers ha'c voluntanl)' recalled these • • • -Q. Why don't the} destroy all the stored g.nun on which EDB was used as a fumigant? -A. About 40 percent of the nation's stored wheat and 16 percent of stored com have been Q.poscd to EDB However. this pc$llc1dc decompo naptdl}. when exposed to air or heat htaher than 65 deartt So the summer heat 1s expected to reduce EDB conccntrauons considerably . Also. destroying so much grain would be 'Cr) costh and could result 1n food shonagcs as well as b1&her food costs to consumers. Thu aulhonties are looluna for.,..,, to protect the pubhc while allow1na continued u of the country's grain stockpalcs. Enter your recipes lfl-ou"vt bttn tn.ioJini our Cook-of-tht-Wtd stnn and M--OUld l1kto1omm, thtlnrl)' Pilot wanr roMarfmm }OU, nd us \tt'll Of}OUT favontt rrdpa f() ~('~ ptd: i 1 couplt ro ha~ •-ilh our ttadtts. tht ~nes also include 1 phoro and hot1 profik-ot j our 111 C"OOk each ~k. ~d your r«1~s ro the Food Ed11or. c/o tbt' D 11 Pilot. P. 0 . Box I ~60. < ti Mtsa C•ltf. 926~6. 1nd bt ~ult' ro mclu<k our 111mc. addrn.s •ncJ phqnt" numbn'. , . C8 Orang9 Ooelt DAILY PfLOT/WednMday, February 22. 1984 QUICKBREAD'SA SNAP No time to bake brud? Try an easy quick bread that's ~ soap to make. Add to the batter such aood thinas as Chilean IJ'IJ>CS• sunflower seeds. wheat Jenn and shrrdded tucchm1 and you'll have an Utra·spcctaJ U'Clt. Grapes add moistne55 and the fresh taste of summer to winter bak.ina. While the domestic supply of grapes dwindles during the winter months. imported arapes from Chile att in peak production. Serve Gnape Zucchini Breakfast Bread while sttll warm from the oven or toast slices if the bread is cold. This bread is the perfect sweet treat for afternoon coffee or can be packed in a child's lunchbox for a healthful dessert. GRAPE ZUCCHINI 81\EAKF AST BREAD 1 c•p-lmporte4Cklleu1rapes. seedleas or seeded l '4 C9't all-r•rpote floar ·~ ca, wlau 1erm • 1/• teupeoa bakiDI powder I teaspooa eac~ 1ocla ud 1alt ~ ctp allllflower 1eedl ltU ~ c.1p aa1a4 oU ,,._ c•p eadl w~te ••pr a.M packed bro"9 Hllr I ttalpoH eJmoad extnct or vuJJla 1 cep 1krffded sue~ (abfft l lar1e 111ecMai) Sn.amt ..... Rinse and drain vapes thorouJhly. In a bowl. blend flour, wheat germ, bakin& powder. soda. salt and sunflower seeds. Beat toaether egg. oil, sugars and almond extract. Squeeze moistutt from zucchini. Add zucchini and grapes to cag mixture;Jently stir in flour mixture. Poµr better into an oiled an flour-Ousted 5 x 9--inch loaf pan. Spnnkle top of loaf with sesame seeds. Bake in a 350 degree oven for I hour or until a toothpick inserted into center of bread comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes, then remove to a wire rack. Slice and serve. Makes I loaf. Double Acoupon Double Coupon M f { I -I \ f ~ ~ ,-. I ,._, INI CO\lpoC> along WUb cmy _. Manufac:IW•u QM!• olt" coupon and gel doW>I• -IOT\nQI "'-,_ pwd\GM --Nol IO lnciud• 1.cai1 .. "tlw ·gioc:91'Y pwc:rw:.e· ~ ~ grea1er lhml on• dolkD 01 Hee-I -..... ~ ol --bc:ludel ~ IObooco and 4alrY prod-1Jm.1t ~ Item Per Ua:nwacturen' Coupon and Limit 3 He ~r Doubl9 Coupom Per CUatomer.Coupon . . ecti~• February 23 tbN FebJUarY 29.1994 Save .40 WacoiWG SavJ 4 .26 ::;. . Sa;lv l.Ol 75g,,, • OI WJIHf, Split fop OI Sc:mdtridl ~e.59 l~i lb. loa1 Save .45· ·::.'=7 • AJ.LP~ prtt ", * Savel 4 up to 120 6 pack • • f Special Values Special Values Prices Effective February 23 thru February 29, 1984 • .I )le\f Lower Prices~ Higher Standards. • f Celery dresses up sla'W Cole Slaw {also called Cold Slaw) is an old-time American cabbage salad or side dish that through the years has undergone changes. Before the tum of the ccn t ury, co le slaw was often dressed with an uncooked mixture of sweet cream. vinegar. sugar, salt and pepper. Or it was made with cooked dressing that called for butter, flour, milk or cream, eggs, vinegar, mustard. sugar, salt and pepper. Nowadays, cole slaw 1s hkely to be made with mayonnaise. This change probably came about be- cause New York City delis started dressing shredded cabbage with mayonnaise thinned with milk and vinepr and adding lots of sugar. Residents of the city and visitors to it became ac- customed to having this sort of slaw with corned beef sandwiches and frank- furters. But now slaw made with mayonnaise takes to a new flavoring -celery seeds. CELERY SEED DELI SLAW I "'1-poond bead green cabbage mlaaa large oater leaves Ya cup mayonalse i tablespoon• aagar i tablt1pooa1 elder vlltegar *I. teupooa celery Med ~ teupoo• salt Daall pepper Cut cabbaJ.C in half. With a sharp kmfe shave into very thin shreds; when you reach the white fibrous pan.s near the core. stop cutting. (The white fibrous parts may be cut away from the core and used in a soup or other dish.) Shred the remaining half of the cabbage the same way. There should be 4 tightly packed C'ups. In a medium bowl whisk together the mayonnaise, sugar, vinegar, celery seed, salt and pepper. Add cab- bage and stir together well. Cover tightly and refriger- ate for 12 to 24 hours before serving to blend flavors and have dressing creamy. Cabbage will not be crisp. Makes four 1h cup servings. Cooking with class A series of cooking classes, ranging from Mex- ican tortillas and tamales to a potpourri of summer appetizers. will be pres- ented through the Saddlc- back College South Com- munity Services Office on the Mission Viejo campus. Sheria Mejia will demon- strate how to make flour and com tortillas and Mex· ican soup at 9 a.m. March 3; tamales. rice and beans will be her topic at 9 a.m. April 14. Vegetanan Cooking will be presented on three Sat- urday~ besinning March l 01 by Dianne Frost, author of ''The Vegetarian Cookbook." Classes will stan at 10 a.m. The Art of Baking Bread will be demonstrated at 9 a.m. April 28, and Ap- petiurs is the topic of the Ma_y 12 classat 9 .m. For registration infor- mation. call the office at 831-4646. • • • Two aourmet classes are scheduled next week at Coast Hardwarcl.. 240 Broadway, L.aauna ueach. Carol W1fliams will te.ch a chocolate cl.as at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, while cookina with phyllo will be demonstrated by !-ynne ls- raellky at 10:30 a.m . Wcdnelday. C<>1t of both is S 16. For meTVations, call • ln•ex•pen•slve• •tin • "*' llY} not h!Qh In prlct. reaaon11111: c1 .. 111..a ..._...,. td114trUllnQ -J ,._ Cluslf led Advert1 mg · ' 642-587' ' I Veal becoming an acquir ed taste in· Americ By TOM HOOE II' MN Miii P...i W'*t Veal 1s featured much more ur cookbooks in France than 1n the United States. where the meat is not as popular as It 1s amona the French. A Frenchman recently explained this to me. ln many European countnes, he said, the pastureland is so limited that farmers slaughter their calves to save fodder and make a quick profit. On the great cattle spreads of America, how-· ever. where grass and grain are plentiful, the rancher lets bis cattle ~omc full ~wn, since the meat yield 1s far higher and the profit correspondingly greater. The quality of most veal ID this country is con- sidered inferior to that in Europe. even though n costs more. In fact, first-rate veal 1s generally not available 1n America because of the cost in- volved. This is because the flesh of the calf ceases to be veal after 14 weeks and turns dark. During those 14 weeks, calves must be Coffee liqueur tasty By CECILY BROWNSTONE u11 cllh• h9M , ... EdhOf In a delightful tum-of-the-century book on beverages. a recipe for concocting coffee liqueur at home takes some doing. First you are directed to find "the best mocha" beans and roast and gnnd them. The ground coffee 1s then boiled in a sugar syrup, mixed with brandy and eventually filtered. About a dozen years ago a friend of mine developed a simple and economical recipe for coffee liqueur. and I passed along her formula. She used instant coffee, sugar syrup, vodka and vanilla ex tract. Since then similar re<;ipes have appeared and apparently making coffee liq ueur has. in some homes. become an enjoyable pastime. Recently another good cook sent me a variation on the theme. She developed a recipe for coffee liqueur flavored wtth fresh orange peel and a vanilla bean. ll's easy to make and great to have on hand to serve over vanilla ice cream. ORANGE COFFEE LIQUEUR I large navel orangt I vanJlla bean, cut lo pieces 3 cups sugar 3 caps water t-ouce jar (1 cup ) ins- t.ant coffee 3 cups 80-proof vodka Ya cup 80-proof brandy With a swivel-blade ve~ etable peeler. peel orange in a continuous spiral. remov- ing only the outer orange colored part of the peel. Drop the peel and the vanilla bean pieces into a 1h..gallo n glass JUg (from wine or spirits) or into a 2-<luart glass fruit-Juice bottle. (Cover the orange and refrigerate 1t for some other use.) In a large saucepan over moderate heat sur together the sugar and water until the sugar dissolves and the mixture boils; boil vigor- ously, without stirring. for 10 minutes. Over low heat. gradually stir in the instant coffee: contrnue st1rt1ng until coffee dissolves. Cool; stir in the vodka and brandy and. using a funnel. pour into the jug holding the orange peel and vanilla bean; cover tightly. Let stand I week, shaking well each day. Remove orange peel. but not the vaniUa bean. Let stand 2 weeks more (or even longer), sha~1ng oc- casionally. Serve over vanilla ice cream or as a liqueur. Makes about 7 cups. Note: To remove the orange peel from the JU&. a clean tons bent length of wire works well. milk-fed and require a con its creamy color and sJo )' But times are chana.ing.. It meat ll has very little fat ~ taildl l ~ ce••••M .._. .. s1derable amount of care surface. has Iona been popular in and mu" be broiled with l u Matn ..., (II~ .-ca) Thu• 1t 1~ more profitable Veal of darker hue ts New Orleans with its care. le~t 1t become dry and i tatilespooat milk "' ai, wet.er to let the animals mature rea lly youna beef and is a Frent h and Spanish touah. Loso chops are the ·~ ewp cracker meal "'etlfMi17...,.enem into beef. hybnd. It has neither the cuisine. Now, sn New York only cut suitable for broil· 'I• cap cookllll oU Otp chops into eu and The finest quality veal 1s tendemeu of veaJ nor the and other Eastern c1ues ing. but they also make a Sau ud pepper milk combined and the.a known as plume de vcau. It rich flavor of true beef. where French and Italian tasty baked di h, as 1n this l medl1m oaloe, into CT'llCket meal. Brown 1s hard to find 1n Amenca. Probably because of its mtaurants abound. people recipe. cllopped both ••del in three ta.bk· except ID French and ltnl-h1&h co t on this side of the are acqusnng a taste for l medl1m sren pepper, sp00n, oil in tkiUet. Re· 1an specialty stores Atlantic, veal has never veal. BAKED VEAL CHOPS cllopped rnovo chol)' to tha.Uow "Plume" 1s recognized by been a favontc in America. Since veal is a young I lolD veaJ cllopt, ebout l table1pooe paprika cauerole and apriakk with ~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~-~~~----~~---~---~~~~-~-~~--"'--~..;.:;._~~~--~.._,.-~__,...~--.._,.-:-~~~ ..... No Games ... No Gimmicks ... Everybody Wins With Stater's Low, Low Prices! ---STATD aaos. •A. SHORTCAKE ~ SLICED RIB OR LOIN END FRESH • Rainbow Quarter ...._ ...... 1 .. . .,.....,. ...... .... 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In addition. complex carbohydrates in potatoes offer fiber, essent ial vitamins and minerals. For instance, a potato bas only 100 calories per fi ve ounces. Nearly fat and sodium-free, the potato offers 22 grams of complex carbohydrates. In addition, it con- tains iron. thiamine, niacin, potassium and lots of vitamin C. The keys to harnessing the spud's energy-gi ving power at low-calorie levels are preparation and position on the menu. For eumple, Baked Potatoes Prima vent treats the potato as the base of a salad served as a m1an dish. Slim down on the side dishes, too. Spuds. with their nutrition rich skin intact, are shced and then lightly brushed with a modest amount of butl er or maranrmc 11nd herbs that impart u marveluu~ flavor durmi th,t bnd bakmg. BAKED POTATOES PRIMAVE RA 'potatoes ' capt c:oartely shredded lettuce t c1p1 cooked green bean•, cut ta 1-1.ncla pieces l large tomato, diced . 'ft cup thlnly sliced celery 'ft cup thlaly sliced radJlhes Scrub potatoes well. di) and pn~k wnh n fork. Bake in a 425-dcgrce oven 55 to 65 minutes, unnl doTie. Meanwhile, in medium bowl. combine le ttuce, green beans, tomato, celel) and radishes. Chill. When Potatoes are done, split each Potato in half lengthwise. place on ~rving plates. Spoon Almost-No-Calorie Dressing• over all. Serve immediately. Yield: 4 servings. About 135 calones per servmg. •Almost-No-Calorie Ore11ing I cup tomato juice 1 tablespoon cider vinegar t 1maJJ cloves garlic a celery leaves 1.4 teaspoon dried leaf oregano, crumbled 'I• teaspoon dried leaf tllyme, crumbled In container of electric blender, combine all ingredients. Cover. Process until smooth. <'hill. Yield: About I I/• cups. About 3 calonc:s per tablespoon. OVEN·BAKED SVELTE SPUDS 'potatoes I tablespooo butter or marsartoe, melted I tablespoon vinegar t large clovet garlic, sqaeeied tllroatb a garlic pret1 J ~e11poon dried leaf byme, crumbled 1 teaspoon dried leaf oregano, crumbled Va teaspoon sail 14 teaspoon pepper Scrub potatoes. Do not pare. Cut mto 1/ •• jnch thick lcllfthWlSC slices. ln small bowl, combine remaining ingredients: brush Potato slices on both sides. Place on an ungreascd baking sheet. Bake in a 4QO...devee oven IS minutes; 1~m and bake 10 minutes longer or until tender. Yield: 4 servings. About 128 calorics per serving. LEMONY-DILL POTATO SLICES 'potatoes 1 table1poon1 butter or margarine, melted 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 V. te11pooD1 dried dUl weed V. teHpooD salt 14 teaspoon pepper . Scrub potatoes. Do not pare. Cut into 'l•·tnch thick lengthwise slices. Follow direc- tions for Oven Baked Svelte Spuds. Yield: 4 servings. About 126 calori es per serving. -1 -1 SuM GouRMET -. --.. 1 By BARBARA GIBBONS If you're serving more than two at breakfast or brunch. think eggs-in-the --0ven rather than the skillet. .... ·-~ ..... ,._.,; ( ·- Not only do you save ca Ion es by not serving fried eggs, you don •t have to stand over a hot frying pan playing short order cook. T hese recipes have another advantage fo r health-wa tchers who are trying to hmn their egg intake to no more than three a week. by combining eggs with other ingredients there are fe"'er e~s per serving. Here's a \Cry simple. m1ldl)' flavored baked~ dish that's delicious as is or )alled up with minced chi ves or herbs. (Double the rec ipe if you like and bake it in a rectangula r 14-inch nonstick baking pan.) COTJ'AGE BAKED EGGS 4 large eggs , I cup uncreamed cottage cheese 3 ounces cream cbeese, cut up 1 4 cup skim milk Folger's Coffee Ai"~~r··· Detergent Ory Laundry Detergent Stronger Than Dirt Combine ingredients 1n blender. Cover and blend unti l smooth. Pour into a 9-inch nonstick round or square cakcpan. I Bak~ in a preheated 350-0egreeoven 30to 35 minutes. Cut into wedges or squares to ser>-e. Makes 4 servings. 200 calorics each. A real Spanish Omelet -the kind they serve in Spam -1s a flat fnttata baked in the oven: 1t contains potatoes as Mountain Grown 39 Star-Kist I ~?~\.; ,, .... I A. French's P~~l:i. Au Gfo1i1!1 \'/,fl q .. , ()lH''>I' ~&9c ~69c ~79c Loaf V Can P~g •$139 48 n1 Bottle 3~· .. ,s1 5 . qoo ::,.. s19q 5 .: s1 49 f •r•Jl Bid 11 .a. SolCJ 81 lhi Ll•lf•rmrnl'(I P«f Beef Liver ':i Sliced Bacon ~ '. Chicken Nuqgel'>~. ~ · Ground Turkey ' Beef Oxta11s 1 • ..,. • R F 1shst1CkS A .,.., ~age '.,, $159 S269 ~ 69C ... ggc r •Psn Pdcls Zesi In '<.1up\ SaLICes & Gia-.res ~149 mm) Tanoennes ~~ ., 49' -Green On1oos4.,.,....11r,'loo -L1~es or Lemon~8f1 s100 D!)carrolsuf>j) 2 S:O 79' DO Pinto Beans 3 lb\ 89' rzm> Green Apples t'.;. ' ~ 69' mm) Cheese ""~":: .. ~ '\':!~<·~ ~Bell Brand ·~1iura1 s1y ... ~ PoidfO Chips ,~~' $149 I Ii 1. $119 I P•o zm> cheerios~'c;:~a~"h i~:1 99c Stra,.berries Locally Gr!1Nn First of the Season Serw Shortcake Topped With Strawbemes liZl3r)$ 9g Basket Tray 5 lbs s1 ,,o si•9 ~Q mm) Potatoes Se~s~~"° 5 ~99c mm) Fresh eel Dellclo Apples W<1sllio1J1011 St41f l!l 49c _ . ..,ali6:.. Rhine • V111 RoSI' ·~ 81.lot ~$399 well as on1on'i and pe ppers. Th is makes a del 1cious hot breakfast, brunch or lunch. The Spanish also sel"\e this dish cold ... as an appetizer . . sliced in shm wedges. OVEN BAKED SPANISH POTATO OMELET 5 large eggs 'I• cup cold water (or liquid from tile olives) % caps pared cubed cooked potatoes V. cup chopped onion •,c, cup chopped green bell pepper 't'l cup diced cooked lean ham (or Canadian bacon) 1 t thinly sliced stuffed green olives Paprika Combine eggs with cold water oroh·1e hqu1d and beat unul hght and flu ffy. Fold 1n remaining ingredients. except paprika. Spray a round or sq uare 9-inch nonstick cakepan. Add the egg mixture. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven 25 to 30 minutes until eggs arc set. Sprinkle wnh papnka and cut into squares or wedges to ~r\.c. Makes 4 servings. 190 calories each. EGG STRATA 8 sUces day-old wholegrain bread I cup shredded Swiss-style lowfat cheese l tablespoon minced fresh parsley Optional: Z tabl'elpoons minced chives (or scallions) 4 eggs Z cups skim mill S tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese 1 teaspoon corn1tarda 1 teaspoon prepared mustard Salt, pepper to taste . . Spray a nonstick 8 x 14-inch rectangle baking pan with cooking spray. Arrange the bread in the bottom of the pan and sprt nkle evenly with Swiss-style cheese. parsley and ch1\CS. 1f desired. Beat remaining ingredients together and pour even I) o\Cr the bread and cheese. Bake uncovered in a prehea ted 350-degree oven 1 hour or un til egg mixture is set. Makes 6 servings. 225 calom·s each. FlLLED OMELET Filling: 1 cup sliced zucchini l cup sliced onion l cup sUced mushrooms ~ cup chopped bell pepper 8-ounce can sliced tomatoes 8-ounce can tomato sauce 14 teaspoon each: drted thyme, oregano, basll Salt (or garlic salt) Pepper, to taste 4 tablespoons grated Romano (or Parmesa.n) cheese Omelet: teu• 'I• cup skim milk Mak e filling first: Spray a non sti ck skillet with cooking spray. Add filling ingredients. except cheese. Cook uncovered over moderate he~t. stirring often. until vegetables are crunchy-tender and sauce is thick. about 8 to I 0 minutes. Meanwhi le. beat eggs with milk. Pour into a nonstick 14-inch round pizza pan that has been sprayed with cooking spray. Bake uncovered on the bottom rack of a pre heated 350-degree oven. JUSt until set about 8 to I 0 minutes. Transfer large cooked omelet to a rectangular serving dish. Fill with cooked vegetables (use a slolled spoon to remove them from the sauce). Fold over the omelet. Pour on the tomato sauce. Spnnlcl~ wi th cheese. C'ut into stttions to serve. M"akcs '4 servings. 215 calories each Cauliflower reprise Thi" un usualwayoftreaungcaulinower 1s repeated by rcque t CAULIFLOWER SHREDS ., •1•• Stew lleat s,i~ 8"f Ill •1•• I smaJl bead catHOowtr ( ~ poancl mini leant) 'I• cap bauer, cut lD 4 patt 1!• c•p water 1 tfllpooD tall S..111~\ .,•229 lcelancllC Hallllut ~~ f t()lf''l .,*2" ,•21• . , .. ..,.Ide°' . lif•wt>O" •••fl . .,. Ho CoHt H•tfl• .. , l •141"• ... e h ................. h• t i • 2• Moflatch a,., 9ilte.ta, l o11fh L1gvn1 • 1M17 Clllwet Of . at w.-ue ltwtM , SAFEWAY • l•Ma A"a ,, •••• ,at Le,.,, ........ " Y~ , .. Cut apen cauliflower so norcu arc 11t1chtd to stems; nn in cold wat~r. In a food proccoor shred cauhflo'Ne"r coant"ly Cflorct\w1ll bt-ncc-1nun iu,stems hon hrtd ): 1ht~ ~hould ~ 2111 l001el)' packed cups. Jn a rov~d I0-1nch killet simmer together cauliflower. butter and water. urrina several times, until cauliflowtr I tender and hquid huevapQratcd ..... about 12 manut • Sur tn salt pn nklc Wlth papnka, 1f you like. ~ h ' Makr~ • 'ICrvings ~ Eagles w i n No. 24, rip POIDODa, .7 4 -63 Ocean View's Rick Wilson (45) bu shot blocked from behind by Bosco Tech play- Delly ........... .., ........ "......, er while Wayne Engelatad (44) a.tao ap- pllea d efenalve preuure. Johnston (29) leads Estancia to ! 5th straight By ROGER CARLSON °' .. Delly ..... Stall Estancia H iV1's Eagles. a rcancama- uon on a mi mature scale of the I 963 UCLA Bruins (left-hander Gaal Goodrich & Co.), did 11 again with ease in the CIF 3-A basketball playoffs Tuesday night en route 10 a 74-63 victory over Pomona. Jon Johnston. the 5-10 left-handed spark plug of the Eagles. ala Goodrich, led the way with a career-high 29 points in the one-sided contest before 1,600 at Edison H1ih. leaving the Pomona Red Devils an disarray. "We didn't come to play mental- ly," said Pomona Coach Withe Allen. "And. Estancia did. And. we didn't utilize our size. We just got outplayed." He might have added)lutcoached. too. as the Eagles. under the hand of Sea View League Coach of the Year Larry Sunderman. simply denied the Red Devils the luxury of using their overwhelming height advantage with a withering press that seemed to take Pomona out of whatever 1t might have wanted to do. Pomona had the size and ability to dunk the ball. but it was Johnston & Co .. an the rapid-paced style of that 1963 Bruin dynasty. that was show- casing its game. blending steals and a fast break to turn it into a mismatch. Thus the Ea$1es. now 24-3 and on a 15-game winning streak, duel a 21-5 Downey club Friday at a site to be selected for the right to advance to the E ngelstad shoots down SeahaWks But UCI-bound s ta r nearTy-up$taged by Moser, f reshmari Butler in 46-44 win By CU RTSEEDEN Of ... De'9y ..... •i.n Senior sconng sensation Wa} nc Engelstad brought his sho" to Foun- tain Valley High Tuesday night but was nearly upstaged by a freshman center and a senior forward playing his heart out in what turned out to be his final game. Engelstad scored 25 points to lead Bosco Tech High to a 46-44 victor) over Ocean View in the second round of the CIF 4-A basketball playoffs - and the Techmen needed evervthinit the 6-711? post man had to offer to hold off the determined -yet erratic Sea hawks. "I don"t know how r.ou can play- w1th our basketball skills-so poorly yet make a game out of it," Ocean View Coach Jim Harris said after- ward. "We just made ourselves shaky and we haven't done that son of thing." Indeed. it was basically an uphill battle throughout most of the first half as the fumbling Seahawks let Engelstad & Co. get off to a 10-2 advantage to open the coiuest. Engelstad. fronted all night, sand- wiched all night and sometimes frustrated by the play of freshman center Ricky Butler. eventually did what he had to do to propel the Techmen. He scored Bosco Tech's only two baskets of the fourth quarter. He also added a pair of free throws to go along with four clutch conversions from the line by Frad Valle to hold off the Seahawks. It should be noted that Butler entered the quarter with four fouls and eventually fou led out with 20 seconds remaining with Valle hitting the subsequent free throws to gJVe the Techmen a 46-42 advantage. Los Al goes Hollywood Everett-takeover pas historians feeling remorse It 1s to the discomfort of some of the horse fraternity and the dismay of most chauvinists that Ms. Marj Everett now controls 10 percent of the racin$dates in Southern California. . barracuda. As evidence. they point to the roster oft he Hollywood Park alumni association which is almost as large as that of the Los Angeles Rams, also an operation directed by a female. Employees of Everett say 11 is difficult to get anything done because .. oftimespent in mectinss with the boss. When they do get 1 t done, however.it had better be done her wav. Buo TUCKER Steve Moser. meanwhile, joined Butler in the "challenge Engelstad" ploy and almost led the Sea hawks to a Fnday night showdown with Mater Dei. Moser fin(shed the night with 20 points. including 10 in the second quaner when Ocean View battled back to take a 23-22 lead with 2: 14 remaining in the half. 'This 1s the greatest attitude team ever.·· Harris admitted after holding a lengthy closed-door meeting with his players. "I think that's what makes it so hard." Noted Engelstad. who will play at UC Irvine next season: .. We tried to make tbe defense change a lot and hopefully I'd get some cheap ones:· Mon a rchs win another slowdown ROLLING HILLS ESTATES Mater Del High'• baeketbah team ran up against another slowdown tactic Tuesday night, but It mat- tered llttfe In the flnaJ result. semifinals next week at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. Downey will be the host school. The Red Devils. with 6-7 Ron Draper leading the way with 13 rebounds, outrebouoded Estancia, 28-17. But that was the extent of their advantage. Estancia jumped into a 23-11 first quarter lead and eventually upped the runaway to 52-31 Wlth 4:39 left in the third period. At this point the turnover ratio was 16-2 against the frustrated Red Devils. The Eagles' commanding position through the first quarter was the result of eight Pomona turnovers - four by way of steals by Adam Lockwood (twice), Jeff Graham and Scott Clements. pressure accounting for two other turnovers and two offensive fouls, wnh another two that should have been called. Lamont Carruthers. a 6-6 Pomona starter who finished with 20 points. had tbrec personal fou ls and the Red Devils were obviously in deep trouble. "The start was the key." said Sunderman. "We were ready to go and the first fbur or five minutes set the tempo. Graham did a nice job.·· Graham, a 6-3 senior, won five of six tips and sparkJed on defense against Pomona's superior height. By t~c time the ~had romped to their 21-point Cushion they were doin1jutt about anythins they want- ed. attacking th.e intenor. beating Pomona down the oourt. and sizzling at the tine. Johnston hit l 3 of 15 al tbc line as the Eqles used one of their major weapons -tbc free throw -to their advanta,ge, hinina 26 of38. While Johnston was brilliant with 29 points. Lockwood was equally as effective with nine steals. In aJI. the Eagles stole the ball from the Baseline Leque representatives 21 times. Once Estancia jumped to leads of 6-0, then 134, 2.S-J l and finally 52-31 after Pomona had cJosed to 37-27 late in the 5ccond 9uartcr, there were no dramatic tum1ng points. just show time by the winningest team in Estancia history. , Also scoring in double figures for the winners were Lockwood ( 15) and Oements ( 1 l). Jim Curtis blended in with eight points and set up his teammates with several key ass1sts. Todd Mooney came off the bench in relief of Graham and sank six strai~t at the line t<1 keep the pressure on while Graham was ouL Pomona lost three players to per- sonal fouls, but aU were in the dwindling seconds after the Ea&)es had a tock on the verdict. This mathematical fact was estab- lished when the sale of Los A lam 1 tos Race Course to Hollywood Park was approved by the stale rac1 ng com- mission. This placed Everett. the majority stockholder and ch 1ef oper- ating officer of Hollywood Park. at the controls ofboth plants. Another group who lNill lament the the golf course next door for $58 sale of Los Alamitos to Hollywood million and took her walk. Park are the sentimental h1stonans of Well. actually, she won't walk for a SouthemCalifom1a racing. month or so. M1lheisaroundat the Los Al. as I t is affectionately ~a mess meeting which operred Mon- The Monarchs, sfowly expanding their lead throughout, outlasted Palos Verdtt, 49-38, In the second round of the CtF 4-A playoffs at Rolling Hiiis High. In first-round action, Mater Del faced a Long Beach Wilson squad that tried tbe same pfoy. The Monarchs prevailed In that one, 45-35. Delly""',..... by~~ Baron Brent Martin (~ht) and DeAnthony Langaton of Verbum Del fight for re6ound at Compton College. The objections came from the likes ofSanta Anita and Del Mar and held ~p the board's decision for a couple of months. It was the feeling of the other tracks that Everett and her crowd would emerge with too much power (or the good of the game. known, was the last of the family · day niaht and carries a business card enterprises. It was back about 194 7 wh ·ch reads "resident djrcctor." that Frank Vessels Sr., and hi s t can be safely assumed that Milhe cronies. would get together and race wi ll not direct anything of importance horses on the property down on and the Vessels influence will slowly Katella while the wives and kids and steadily vanish in favor of the spread their picnic blankets nearby. Everett flavor. The betting was "Texas whip out," There is nothinj particularly wrong "They were very <Sellberate." stated Mater Def Coach Gary McKnight about Palos Verdes. "They played some four~corner, a little cat-and..mouee stuff." Palos Vetdes WM within eight points entering the ftnal period. but a couple of breakaway dunk• by Chrls Jackeon Ht the fu• and helped the Monarchs cout home. Barons dropped from CIF, 58-48 which meant you whipped out your with the way Mar.J Everett operates a roll and made a man-to-man wa&er race track. She 1s rc!building Holly- nght there al the starting hne. wood Park and st.aging thoroughbred The racing plant took shape and events of a scope few wouldttave What constitutes too much power is probably a matter of opinion and what is more important 1s how any amount of power is used. Still. there 1s little doubt that Everett and company present a major force in Southland thoroughbred, quarter horse and Harness racing. when the old man died. Frank Jr. took envisioned a decade ago. over and maintained the family The point of remorse is that the image. Frank Jr .• ashipcaptainof a Everett influence is far removed from man, lived as hard as his horses ran the friendly little family operation but was loved by those around him. If which was home for many years to McKnight admitted tNlt Na out- fit "didn't play real welt.'' but gave credit to hla opponent. ''They did a PNtty good Job," he said. Tom Lewi• had i5 point• to lead Mater Def, white Matt e.euwsa.t end Mike Mltchefl toteed In io ~tece. COMPTON -Sunset League champion Fountain Valley High sa" its dreams for a quarterfinals berth in the CIF 4-A basketball playoffs go down the dram Tuesda)' night an the fourth quarter as Verbum De1 pulled out a 58-48 victory at Compton College. every race tracker down on his luck many horsemen and the important who put the touch on Frank Jr. got element-the horse players. together. they would fill a stadium. I'm sure old Frank and bis boy Marj Everett is an interest mg stud y. She operates a successful race track at Hollywood Park and her boosterssayshe is a genius in the field of this fonn of entertainment. Her detractors say sne is impulsive and hcadstronaand something of a Frank Jr. took his own life in 1974. thought Los Alamitos would always Millie Vessels and son "Scoop" have the same familiar faces along the took over and ran the place well rail and among them there would enough but apparently without sat is.-always be a Vessels. faction. Milite sold the race track and More's thep1ty. Mater Def, which meets 8otlOO Tech Friday, mprowd to n-i. P.-V•dal. ~ ~ 1.._;10. Tied at the half and tied through three periods. the Eagles of Verbum' Dei took the lead for the first time with a bucket off the founb-quarter up and were not to trail again in disposing of the Barons, who eXlt the ptayorfs with an t g-..g ov"ttal1 ~nt Verbum Dci. now 22-5. moves on Fountain Valley, Mesa girls renew playoff bids After racing past third-ploce teams in the Ont round, the leque champion Fountain Valley and Costa Mesa High girls' basketball tcamscontinue their d"'·e tonight tow.ird what they hope will land them an the finnls of \betr rcspcttive CIF d1v1s1ons. The unset Lcaaue champion Barons. will ost Basehnc Lcaaue runner-up Pomona inn eccond-round 4-A eocountcr at Fountain Valley, while Costa Mesa hm the road to mttt hurr (22·2) of the Foothill lc~ut. Meanwhile. Mater Dea (2Q..S). wannrrofthc n,clus Lcaaue, hosts the 4-A's top~ 1n 8uCna (24-0); Woodbnd <21 ·2) 'ISlt • Alcm1M1y ( 17-p 1n '·A. and 10 1hr moll { M:hools class1ficat1on, Newport Chnstian ( 19-S) "111 h<' nt Boron ( 11-7). Tip-off for all games as 7:30. For Fountain Valley(24-2 and ono 14-iame wmnma streak), the task is simple qainst Pomona ( 17-S): stop the inside aamc of the Red Devit "They ha"e a b1111rt an the middle they ltke to get the ball to."saad Fountain Valley Coach Carol tra\J burg. "We want to put some prcuurc on their out idc people and try to deny the pas!." The Baron will enter with a 1tanin1 lineup thal feature three seniors -Thettsc Pucyt lea. l.1sa Burch and Cheryl Hcndcrsonf I -and two SO(>homorcs -Can Clower and Jackie Cook. Jill Myers provide!> support oO the bench. Puchalski 1s the tcam·s leading scorer -1n t~ct. he set an all·U me fountain Valle~ H1fh airls' standard 1n points m a \C3son 1n Saturday's 57-31 v1ctocy over Pasadena he now ha$ 533. cchps1na Chm W)c1no,Hk1\ oldmark ofSl9. Co ta Mru (19--4) is also on a roll. H turday'$ SJ.-.46 verdict over Canyon was the Mustan, ' I th str.aiaht succcu Mesa·~ 'itan1na lineup will be unchanat<i. featunna Nance Lux and Patsy Harada at uards. n11e Gare-ta en tly middle and • forwards Lisa Schumaker and belly Neal Harada 1s a Junior the rest of the •tarters atT 5COIOr . In Schurr. the! Mustanaswill fa~ a te~m that has lost only twtoe -each time to n Gabnel. the Foothill Laauc champion and the 3·.\·., top SC'Cd "The' 're (Schurr) &mall. but the)"rc quick, .. C\pla1~ MustanaC'oach Paul Kahn "We've he.'.lrd thry p~$ quilt' a bit and bccauSt of thtar tact< of SJ1c. put up 1 lot of hots from the 0Ul51de. "We ~hz! we're oin to ha\lc to play bttttt and rllmtnatc some of the ii\\ mis we had turday ( an t anyol\). t to the 4-.\ quarterfinalSFnda) nieht agains.t No. 3 seed Santa Monica (26-I) "Thq forced us outside when they went into their 2-3 zone after aetung the lead and we JUSt went cold," said Fountain Valle}' Coach Dave Brown. ''It was a tough game." contmued Brown "On~ they got up on us we didn't score for four minutes. .. It was Just a matter of which team "'ould get the leverage late. "Rolf Jacobs really played ~ell. probably his best game of the year:· Jacobs scored 18 poi nu and hauled in 12 of fount.am Valley's 21 boards. a department an wh.ich the Barons cd ed Vetbum Dc1. 21-W. 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(Only One Per Envelope, Pleaae) NA?dE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ADDRESS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- CITY STATE -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~~~~~~ ZIP PHONE -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~~~~~~ 0 Ple ... atart con venien t ho~• delivery of the Daily Pilot. " ' I - Magic lends some assistance INGLEWOOD (AP) I_ Earvin "Magic" Johnson·~ carccr·hiah 2J J))l)ls )parked the Lo AnJeles Lale~ Laker) Lo a 128· I I 2 Na uonal Basketball Assoc1a11on v1etory over the Seallle SuperSon1c~ Tuesday night. Johnson·~ 12 ass ms 1n the fi~t quarter 11ed an NBA rttord sc=t by former Boston Ceh1c standout Bob Cousy and equaled 1w1« by John Lucas, who is now playina for the San Antonio Spurs. Tht 'ICtOf') enabled the Plc1f'. D1v1s1on-leadm& Lall.et h> matntat their 3111-j?me lead over Portland 1 the Pac1fl(' 01v1111on The Tra Biilers whipped the New Yor K nicks I 06-89 earl 1er 1 ut'wiay n1ah Jamaal Wilkes scored 25 points lo lead the Lakers in scorina. Seven Los Angeles players scored in double figures. Johnson wound up with nine Points. The 23 assists lied former Laker star Jerry West's club record. Reagie Kin&Joincd S1kma with l points and also had seven rcboun< and five :mists Tom Chambers an David Thompson added l4 poin each for Seattle. Chamber~ also ha eight rebounds. Gus W1lhams led the Sonics with 26 points. Jack ikma added 16 points and pulJed down a game-high 11 rebounds for Seaulc. Contribotjng to the Los Angele cause were James Wonhy wnh I points; Mike Mt<.lee and Byron Seo w11h 14 poinu apiece: Micha1 Cooper with 12 poinu and nin ass1m. and Bob McAdoo with l points. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who missed the second half of the Lakers' previous game at San Diego lasl Saturday n1ghl because of lendinnis in h1!t left knee. had 21 points and seven rebounds. The Wers, 35-I 8. took the lead for aood in the openina minutes. It was 36-30 after one quaner of play and 72-57 at halftime. The Sonics. 28-25. we~n't closer than eiaht points after that. A sliIDIDed-down Forster kicks the food habit From AP dlspa tcbes WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. -Pitcher iii Terry Forster plans on giving a bit less of h1mselflo help the Atlanta Braves win this season. When the big left-handed reliever reported tu training camp there was about 40 pounds less of him than there wa\,at the end of the 1983 season. "I got on the scales one day, and I weighed 267 pounds." Forster said. ··1 thought then I had to do something. and I knew I had to when my wife (Pam) said. 'You look like the left side of the Los Angeles Rams' offensive line." I was embarrassed. I couldn't believe 1t.·· Forster said he reached a peak of268 after finishing the 1983 season at 258. "It wasn't until the middle of December before I ~ot with it." he said. So it was diet ume and with it went suffering and temptation. ··1 kept craving Mexican food:· Forster said. ··one time J swear I woke up tn the middle of a night and I was stann~ at a .giant chicken taco: It was a nightmare." . His wife, Forster said, 1s ··pregnant and 1hat s amazing because I swear she slept down in front of that refrigerator every night. guardin~ it with a butcher knife. I couldn't have done it without her. She was great." The diet. Forster said. called for plenty of fruit and some protein. "It was torture for a while." he said. ··aut after aboul two weeks. I really felt good. J knew I had done the nght thing." Forster. who checked in Monday al 219 pounds . said he would like to open the season at between 218 and 220. Manager Joe Torre wants him to weigh 215. Forster also hopes to improve on the 3-2 record, 2.16 earned run average and 13 saves he had last year. his first season with Atlanta after signing as a free agent. Quote of the clay -.. ... ,..., N9W Jei'MY Nm f0twd, on the ~ number of 111lra M t. hlid ttW MUOn: ' I know lhoM GUY' .,. out tMre aomewhere. t jutt don't know where ... lssel collects 26,000th point OAKLAND -Dan lssel of the m Denver Nuggets became the sixth player in pro basketball history to score 26,000 points when he reached that level in Tuesda)' night 's NationaJ Basketball Association game against the Golden State Warriors. lssel. the 35-year-old center who began his pro career in the old Amencan Basketball Association. got his 26,000th point four minutes into the game with a short jump shot for his third bask.et of the night. Referee Jack Madden stopped the game and presented the ball to lssel. who received applause from the fan s. Wilt Chamberlain 1s the aJJ-time sconng leader with 31.419 points, followed by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Elvin Hayes. Oscar Robertson and John Havlicek Woodley headed for Steelers? MIAMI -The Miami Dolphins will EE trade quarterback David Woodley to the 411 • Pittsburgh Steelers today. according to published reports. Today's ediuons of The Miami Herald. quoting "irrefutable" National Football ~ague sources, said Woodley would be traded for an unspecified draft choice. Team officials for neither the Dolphins nor Steelers would confirm the dcaJ Tuesday night. But the Dolphins sched uled a new conference for today and Joe Gordon. the Steelers' publicity director. also said his team would probably hold a news conference. WBA says Duran must fight PANAMA CITY. Panama -World m Boxing Association Junior m1ddlewe1&hl champion Roberto Duran must defend lus title against leading contender Mike McCallum of Jamaica. the WBA announced Tuesday. WBA president Gilberto ~e~doza said Duran, .of Panama. received special perm1ss1on from the associa- tion to fight WBC middleweight champion Marvm Ha&)er on Nov. IO. 1983. on condition his next fiJht.be with McCall um, leadingcontenderin the WBA1SJUnior middleweight division. Hagler defeated Duran to retain his title. Mendoza said the WBA will insure that "commit· ments assumed before the association" are respected. Kuhn one of Howe's creditors WESTLAKE VILLAGE -The ii' bankruptcy schedules for pitcher Steve Howe of the Los Angeles Dodgers and his wife. Cindy. will be amended today to include Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn as a creditor "having an unsecured claim without pnonty." Howe's attome) said Tuesday. "The amendment seeks to discharge an) debt or obligation ansing from anycla1m ofbreach ofa uniform player's contract, and-or for damage to the integnty and reputation of baseball." said Jim Hawkms, Howe's attome). "'The pos1t1on being taken 1s that a dollar value can be placed on an) claim by the commissioner and that such sums and claims arc properly within the 1unsd1ct1on and scope of the bankruptcy law." Kuhn announced last Dec. 15 that Howe was suspended for the 1984 season because of his in vo lve ment with drugs. A week later. the Howes filed for bankruptc}. St. John's stuns No. 2 Hoya• LANDOVER. Md. -Chris Mullin m scored a career-high 33 points to leac! St. John's to an 75-7 t upset o .. er sec- ond-ranked Georgetown Tuesda) night 1n a Big East Conference basketball game. For the Hoyas. 23 -3. the loss ended a 10-game w1nn1ng streak. including a record nine straight conference games. l. John's. which has won four straight. 1s I 6-8 overall and 7-6 in the league. Georgetown. which trailed b) as many as 22 in the first half. cut the deficit to 72-69 on Horace Broadnax·s short )Um per off an offensive rebound with 48 seconds remaming. Zendejas signs with Express LOS ANGELES -Ton' Zende)aS. [!] who set numerous NC' AA I -AA pl~cek1ck-•II> mg records at Nevada-Reno. has signed with the Los Angeles Express. the United States Football League announced Tuesday. The Express also announced that second-year ktcker Vince Abbott was waived to make room for Zende1as on the roster. Dodgen not obligated to Baker? LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles a Dodgers said Tuesda) thal they are no longer obligated to pay outfielder Dusty Baker the remaining S 1.4 million of his contract. Baker. "ho played with the Dodgers fbr eight seasons. was released by the club on Feb. 10. Dodgers' counscJ Bob Walker called Baker's agent, Jerry Kapstein. at his La Jolla office Tuesday and read rum a telegram. which said. tn pan. " ... the Dodgers do not ha' e an) salal")' obhgat1on to Baker for 1984 and 1985.·· Walker said ... I read them the telegram. They disagreed ... Dust) can now file a grievance. which would wind up in front of the baseball arbitrator." TelnWoa, radio 'M Col1p 8eliketW -MlcNgan Stete at ONO...._ s p.m., c~ Of; o.yton at o.Peul, 7 p.m. •delayed). at\~ 56. NBA -Lllkera at s..nt., 7~ p.m., Ct'Mlnnet 9. llADIO: NHL -SO.ton •t Klnga, 7:20 p.m .• KFOX (83.UM). NBA -Lakn at Seattfe, 7:20 p.m., KLAC (570). Rematch: El Toro-Mission Viejo Ch a rgers drop Los Amigos; Di a blos get Hart attack Sea View League representative El Torocontinu~ its late-season surge and South Coast League champion Mission Viejo kept pace Tuesday night in CIF 3-.A basketball action. providing a rematch for the two 1n Friday's quarterfi nals. El Toro opened its non-league campaian with a 67·54 victor) over Mission Viejo. in a ~me low·l.iahted by an 1~·ury to El Toro'sJefT Arnold, which held him o ut of the c rs' next sill aames. apistrano Valley upped its record to 23-3 in other 3-A action with 71-SS victory over La Quinta. scndioa the Coupes into the quarterfinals q,ainJt No. 3 seeded Moreno Valle)'. a 70-53 winner over Damien. Saddlcback. runncr·ul? in the Sea View 1..eague, was a 74-52 victim at Ramona High to North of Riverside, the 3-A'sNo. I ICed. Tuc1day's hiJhliahts: College baeketball acorea c ..... WIST Aru.e·PKtfl( 70, So\i"-"" C .. coi-. .. llole M, I.A l ••lltl 91 c.i .. ltlltl •· ~nt Lorne ~ • ., ... •t Westmonl 106, UC s.n DleOO 11 Ctnr Wetl\lntton ... I Wa.ntll9· Ion SI W N.-Mexico 11, S COIOtHO Sf I AST SI JOM'e 7S, ~MIOwn 71 VlRenove '5. ~tvlvanla SI ,.._ .._"'°"'" •· lilrlneeion o w..-$t, Matltl u SCMITM Vlrtfnll n, CIM'!Mft 70 LOUltlane Tac#! u. C4MIMefV ,. (Otl JKktOnvall '2, l A~ 5' ~wist Drek1 Sf,Jk'•Oley ¥ HI Nllflol# !04, 11111'1{1 T Kfl 17 # El Toro 47, Loi Aml101 U Scott Shockey scored 17 points and Arnold added I ~ alof\I with 11 rebounds to lead the Chargers into the quarterfinals. "We missed sconng opportunl1ties early," admiuec El Toro Coach Tim Travers. ··wejust'couldn't shake therr loose." The first quarter was anything but artistic with the Lobos taking a 6-5 lead. El Toro eventually took the leac and pulled away to a 28-22 advantage af\er three quarters Ml11loa Viejo 65, Har t 5' The Diablos overcame Hnrt's much taller front line and an 11 -poinl th1rd-quaner deficit to pull off the victor) at El Turo Hiah. In fact. Mi ion Viejo. with Rick Muench leadinJ the way with nine rcbounds. actually out-boar:ded the Indians 28-26. The 01ablo overcame a horrible first quarter 1r which they were out»eorcd 12-4. But before the nit.ht wa1 over. Tom Des1ano had I 5 poinu, Dave Hill addtdl 2 anc rrscrve center Keith Mowl'Cy came ofTthc bench to 5e0rc mne points and pull down five rebounds. Mark Enfina. a 6-4 forward. led Hart wuh 16 point With the victory. the D1ablo act a shot at nc1ahbonna n\-al 1:1 Toro on fnday n11ht in the quanerlinals In • match ten1111 vel> scheduled for Saddleback Collqe Holmes span for benefit . AN OIECIO(AP)-He1vywetlht boiun1champ1on Larry Holme i schrdulcd to spar with four members of the San D1cio ( hargcn football team toni&ht a pan of a benefit for Stc:wan Darden. a Junior wcltcrwet&ht fiihtet who y.1 st\Crcl)' 1nJurcJ last mMt.h dunn1 a boul an •rh, Sant~ J • c n n 11 k L. 6 :l $ :l s 6 l ·I e I NBA WHT .. N CONnRINa lll'ttlfk DMNell l11Hf't w L Ill'«. GB 3S " "° Porneno l3 23 SH l''1 $Hflll 21 7S S21 1 Pholnb 2S )0 455 11 Go!Oen ~t1t1 1S ii 446 11' / $en OltOO f 1 37 ltS II' l Utan Mlclw1tt DMtlon )J n 600 0 •11•& ,. 26 S11 • K•n•u Cit• 24 lO .... •• i ~•n Antonio 2S " .,,, ' liOU"O<I n 33 400 11 Otnv1r 22 34 )93 11~1 EASTERN CON,UtlNCI 80,IOfl Atl.llltk DfvlMln ., 11 111 Pn1i•01tonl• 34 ?O 630 • New Yorlt lJ 21 611 9 Ntw Jene. 11 ,, 4 1 16 WeV1onoton 1S ,. 4'3 11 Centnl DMtlen l\Mwevli.H 32 24 S1I Detro.! 30 23 S66 Ati..11te ,. 21 Sii l (111(100 21 31 .0. ' Ctevtl•llO 10 33 311 10 I ln01ane 16 JJ 301 14 I T~"'•V'I SCOf'fl l,111en 111. !.u ttte 111 Ntw JtrHv 119 Pllll•Otlt>llte II• loll Por111no 106, New York 19 Atlanta 101, Cteveteno 14 Pl'loen1a t 14 San Antonio 111 1011 KenH\ Cllv 119, Detroit 112 Uta h 117 C11lcego 9S Hov"on 119, Mllw•ukH 101 Gotoen Sta le 135, Denver 133 TMlltht's G1me1 lalleri et Saallle Porllano al Wulllnoton New Vor" et Detroit C11lc100 et lnOl1na Hou,1on at Dalla\ San Antonio et Oerwer Bo"on et Sen Oleoo Ulk•n 121, Sonk$ 112 SEAnLE -C'lamber\ 14, 1<.1no 16. S11\ma 16 William\ 26 wooo S Hevfl 6, Tllom1>son 1• Brown 1. Suriove>lil 0 Vr a1>1s S, Haw.s 6 McCrav 1 Tot11s 46·'1 19·21 112 LOS ANGEL~S -R1m1>1' 0 W111c.ts H Abdul· J1bt1ar 21. Jolln\Otl 9 Scott 14 Coot>er 11 worthy 16 McAdoo 11, Nater 2, McGH 14, l<.uDCllak 2 Gorrt ll 2 Totals Sl-96 10· II 121 Seer• bv Ouarien s.ani. )0 v v 11-112 Los A""4es :U l4 n )4-121 Tllrte ootnl ooals-Wt1tl1m1, Coo-2 Foui.o out-None Ret>ovno,-SHttte l7 IS11<m1 lll, LOl Anoetes 41 (Abdul·Jabbar 71 An•l"-$11t1ie 16 (Wllh1m' •>. Lol Angel-. •S (JOllnSOtl 1J) To111 IOUll-Seollle 11. LO\ Anoet•s 20 A-11,SOS COLLEGE AIU"·P•clflc 70, SoCal Coh9e 61 (HAIA Otstrlct Ill) AZUSA PACIFIC -Btrktlv 2S, Fogo I>, Pink 6, Lavtllt 17, Stuck 6, Lotoureou 10 ?9 11· 19 10 SOUTHERN CAL COLLEGE -Smilll 11, Durham 17, Hlrtl '· Con l S, Anoenon 6, Avltn 2. Wero 10, Renll•tw 2. Tll>C>t 2 32 •• , 61 H1tf11ma AIUH·Peciftc 31, Soulllern Cat Collffe lO To111 loull Azusa P1cllic 14, Soutnern Cel ColltOt 20 PCAA st1tbttcs seotllNG "-Yer, ldl... G FG FT TP Av .. wooo CSF 2S 213 lU 614 20 Colter. NMSU 2l 176 77 •?9 18 7 Grarit, usu 2• 179 n 43S 11 I Ano.rSOtl, FSU 2S 197 71 U S 11 9 Garone<. LBS 2l 162 '3 397 16 8 Tl'lomt>\on, FSU 2S 1S5 97 407 16 l wes11lngt0tl, usu 2• 133 111 l71 IS 1 F1V..r. ucsB n 142 n 361 1s 1 Mcoe..kl, UCI 1l 141 S4 l.JI 14.7 Cetclllnos. UNL v 1• 140 61 347 H S REBOUNDING 111'\iyer. Kl'IMI G No. Ave. Jonu CSF 74 210 .. Neat, CSF 23 ?00 1 7 n.mon, UCI ll Ill U Grant, USU 1• 190 7 9 Pallerson, NMSU n 1ao 1 8 Laci<. LBS 13 167 1 3 Mullltlv. UCI 23 1'5 7.2 Fl,ller, UCSB 23 1S8 6 9 Adaml. UNLV 2S 167 6 7 Frenktln UOP 2S 166 66 ASSISTS l'\ayer, lcllool Terlt.an11n, UNLI/ wooo, CSF G No, AV9. 2• no 9 2 15 160 6 • Olaon, SJS Arnold, FSU Coller NMSU Pepl>fe, UOP lM,UCI Wesl'l1no1on usu Lack, l BSU Henrv UCSB 7• 137 S7 24 112 s 1 23 103 4 s 25 101 4 0 n u 'JJ 24 16 3 7 2J 81 lS 23 81 J s f"llYer MCOOtlAIO Murohv Thornton Turner l te C•rmon GranOt\on Ciaccio Bun\ Mulllo•n 0 111ers Tatel• uc Irvine icorlnO (ThrOlltfl 14 ..,nn) G FG FT Ptt 24 1'3 S7 J6S 2• Ill 18 35' 74 123 S3 299 23 113 38 2t..t 2• 71 •S 199 17 36 1 73 2• 45 n 11S 13 9 11 29 15 4 1 1S 10 0 1 1 78 3J 190 ,. 111 ll4 200I COLLEGE PCAA Conf•nt>C• w l Nevad• LO\ VfOOl UC Irvine " l 11 • Utah Stale F rtsno Staft New Mexico Steff Cat State Fullerton Sen Jose State Lono Beacll Stett UC Se nta Barbara PKlflc 10 s 9 ~ 7 7 7 7 6 9 5 9 l 11 0 14 Tilundey's G1~1 UC S1ri11 81rblr1 at UC trv1,.. Avo 1 s 2 , .. 12 s 11 s 83 43 41 12 10 01 U7 Ovar•R WL 23 2 f s 9 16 8 18 7 11 11 16 9 10 14 8 IS 8 IS 2 24 Cat State Futterton •1 Nev1oa Ln VfllH Unlversllv ol Peclflc 11 Lono Buell St1te Fresno Stitt et New Mexico 51•1• Si ii JOH Slalt •• Utan Stele SaturdlY'I Gem.I UC Santa Baroere 11 Nevada LH Veoas Utell State 11 Frell!O Stile SvftdlV'• Ge~ P1c!IK 11 Ntw Mexico Stelt Mandlv's Gem. Lono &HCll Sl11t •I C11 Stal' Fun.,1on HIGH SCHOOL Vert>um Del SI, lfllounteln ve .. v 41 (C" 4·Al ,OUNTAIN VALLEY -Jacob\ 18. Motl!lrlleaO 11. Newton 1, Tlnnev S, Martin 4, Moo<• 1. Powtr 0, Brown 0, Zeno 0 , II 17-174 VlltBUM Oii -BrOOI!.\ 10, Jeilt"on 14, JOtlt\ 10, w11111m\ 9, Cole ~. L1ng1I011 4 ,. 10·1' st klf't bY Oullf"ltr\ Founllln va11ev 14 17 12 10-4 l/trl>urn 0.1 11 IS 12 10-!ll Tolll lout• Founleln Veltev 16 Verbum Ot t IS Fou~ out 1.1nosron ~VOi Teclln• ~" N-lon <'VI. JeCOO' 1rv1 euc. TKt\ 44, Ck .. n vi.w 44 CC" 4·Al BOSCO TICH -NIIMI 0 Ven.'· Merit. Franco •· FrtVO\O • E'l'l91ttt1d 25 Oler O Ma11 FraflCO O Varos 2 lotll1 11 12·14,.. OCIAN VllW 01'11tnle" 1, Stralt>l'lt S P11Ulc• • MoMf 10. Delrou•41f' 2 Buller I WP)Oll I T 01111 lt 6 • 10 '4 ktre l>Y O\ltf'1tn t oKO le<rt IS 11 t I~ ()( .. " View I 11 10 I 44 To1a1 fOllll l°'co l«" 1, Ocean view 14 Fouled OVI tutlff IOVI Ma'9r o.t 49, ft .... Vwdt• II <CIP •·•> MATllt 011 -tfflf#Mlrt 10, LIWI\ Is Jao '°"' I . "Ml!Otf I. MllCfltll 10. f!Mtll 1 Pa•!Ofl 0, DWY« 0, P Klff'f I . M KMIV 0, wor1111 o, Gotme" O 70 • 16 4' PALOS VHDH -~OV'lrN 0. H•Nftdel u H•rov '· Bio.<• ll Lln 1. Ptll.,i I U U 1' 11 '"" •• °""""" #Mier D•I 10 11 1 11>-49 "*"' VllfOfl t \ 1 11- Tot.i toult Maler 0.. II , P11M lltrCIM 17 FOUied ~· Kove"'-,,...,,, T.cMlc: .. F...o.r (MDI l•tMc&ll 74, ~ '3 ( c.tfl ,.,~) l'IOMOtCA -Nelllngti.m 4, C',tollJM 7, Or-lO, C1rrultllr1 70, '-~V f , turrt" o. Let 1. w 111i."" '· '""'" o. llHtl"t o. To111t· 14 IJ•20 U ISTANCJA -Jonnston 19. '-°°'•ooct IS, Cur1l1 t, CltrMftlt 11, ~111'11"' 4, Mcolltlv '· f'urln O. Oeulach O, lurtn.rdl I Totel• 24 26·3' 1' k-l>V Ova"9n Pomon• 11 1' 14 ~ E ''anele n 16 11 lt-74 Total 101.111 Pomona 21, lbla.ncla 16, Fouled OUI Ora-(P), ,.,,llllWIN (P f. WllU1m1 ~Pl Mht*I Vlel9 SS, Hart M I COF l ·A) HART -MO<!lllc.Clf 2, Hll'e •. $1f'1~t 10, l rlcker 10, Manr 11. !nttn0 16 Totelt.. 21 11·21 Sot MISSION VllJO -lrlck ,, O..i.llO 15, Muet!ch 4, HIM 12. Mowrey '· Mef'IL •• si-tlln S. KarolMn 2 Tolah 20 U·t7 SS. kllNbY~ Mart 11 I) 1) ~ Mlnloft Vlllo 4 16 17 l~J Total IOlif' Hart u. Minion Vlelo 17 Tl(flll~I H•'"' Coech El Toro 47, Los Atn190t lS (CIF l-AI L..OS AINGOS -Cottn\en •· MvlM>n 10, McMullen 4, Meaoner '· P~ 7. How· erd 2. Olm'i.d O. Shourd• 0. 14 7· 11 3S El TORO -Wr1'lmer1 2. Sllockev 17, Stone 4, McLain 1. ArnOIO IS. ~rlt.lno 2, ChlllOtl o 17 1J·21 47 Sc-by Qu•rien LOl Amloo• 6 )0 6 l3-3S El Toro s 1• 9 lf-47 Total louts. Lo• Aml00t 17, El Toro 13 F outed out Pornpeo (LA I CIF playOffs (4·A MCend NUnd) MetClf 011 49, Palo• Verdi• 31 BoKo Tech 46, Ocean View 4.4 MOrnlno1toe 75, Miiiikin 7• SI. B«nero 70, SI. JOl\n 80KO 4S Santa Monie• 31, TllOuwnd 01ks 29 Verbum Del 58, Foontaln Vettev <It Reot11no5 67. Crewl t..t Lono 8HCll PolY 46, Gllndlle 32 U· A wcllld rlllftdl Nortn IRiv I 1•. SaddleM<k S2 HH WlllOfl 72, Glendor1 70 Mlnt0n VitlO SS, Hef"I Sot El Toro 47, LO• Arnl9o1 3S Moreno Vetlev 70, Damien 63 Cepl"reno Vattev 71, LI Quinta S5 Oownev 34, Of•~ 2' E•lancla 74, Pomone '3 Cl·• MCllMI ,__,, Sonon 41. Savenna )9 AnltlOOI Valley Sot, C ebr illo S3 Santa Clare t..t. Nortnvlew 37 SaUOYl 61. Polo Verde S9 San Bernardino 66, C1t1baw1 4S BUO'OU9hl, R. 61, Montelllr Sf Le Habra 62. Nordl!Ott SI Worlc.meri S7, a.11 Gerden• •s ( 1 ·A MCend rwndl Benning 62, Bal"" 4' Ontario Cllrlstlan 62. La Salte Sf Mlraleste Sl, LA Ba1>llsl <It El PHO d« Roblas SJ. St JoHl>h S2 Cnamlrieoe 10, Hewlllorne 69 Wlliltler Cllrlsllal'I 66, Fiiimore t..t LA Lullleran 46, Rim of the World 4S Baldwin Perk 62, Eltl~• 60 (Smal tcMGI• MC9ftd reundl Cn.owlck SS, Col>O Vellev C11r11111n 26 0.-anoe Lutheran 12. Cel Pret> llO Pasadene Polv 70, Tem1>le Chrl•llan 37 Hni>erla Cllrl\lian 60. Moleve S 1 Rt0 HOtldo Prep SI, Woodcrtll Chr S3 Faith B11>ll1I 72, s.t"reno 47 Cate 6S. Tem1>1eton S4 Crosvoaos l7. O.kwOOO :U COLLEGE WOMEN LOM 8ffdl St. 61, UC lrvtne l5 (NIM•lfei .. _) UC IRVINE -Anthonv 1, Roun11u 0, Gomei 0, Hlouhl 2 Bile.er 9, Dehn 0, wenon 0, Slm1>son 7, Vanes.<" POii 2. Grellam I. Randall 0 Totels 14 7· 12 JS. LONG BEACH STATE -SloveH 0, Oovolas 0, Jem'-'on 0, Davit IS, Bra!ldt O. Rend 4, Monr I . Leonerd t. BQff!' 6, Brown IJ. C11mrnin11l 6. Totals 2S ll·ll 61 Hatttlme. lono B11c11 SI , 32· 16 Totel louts UC Irvine 11. Long Beech St 12. CO'-WUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN Golden WHt 61, Moorpertr S2 I Nenconfer-1 MOOttPARK -~·I 2, Clevbaucll 4, Pallirl11<> 22, Pini.er ton 4, Btevil'll 16, Anoer • 24 •·8 S2 GOLDEN WEST John1on 17, Rtmaelc.erl 2S, Botton 2. Lambert S, Eutin 6. Love 2. Guthrie 2, Ptalfool 2 2~ 11·?0 61. Halfllme Golden Weit 21, Moof'1>1rk 21 °TOlol IOUll' Moorperk 17. GolOen WHI 11 wom.n HIGH SCHOOL P lAYO .. f'S CS.Cenci rovlld, !Mltflt, 7:l0l CIF 4·A Butna 124·0) al MINr o.i (21·Sl Culver Cltv (20-31 11 Nor111 Torflnce tn-21 Corn1>1on 121·4) al lYnwooo 121·41 Pomona (17·SJ .. "°""''"' VelleV (24·21 Mornino11oe t:ll·J I •1 Lekewood ( 11·7) Santa Berbtre ( 19·4) II Upland (2S· 1) Gahr (?0-S) 11 LB Polv I 11·71 Muir 114·01 at weittake ( 11·61 CIF J.A Marv Star 120·41 e l San Georlll (21·•1 Loara (21·4) 11 Min ion Vleio 111·61 l oolsvilte 110·71 11 San Lull Oblsoo 170·3) Fontane (23·2) et Tu1tln ( 17·9) Esi>ennza ( 17-61 al Pa lmdall (?2·21 Costa Meu (19-0 er Scll<Jrr 122·21 Waodbf'\d9e 111·21 •' Alemariv ( 17·71 Walnul (1S·6) at Footlllll (24· I) CIF 2-A Norco ( 16·9) at Brea·Ollnda (26· I) Artesia (21·•1 a l BolH Grenoe (16·6) Caion 124·2> •I Monltbello (2J·?l Central ( 13·6) 111 KtPt>el (21 ·3) Indio 123·2> al Son Berntrdlno ( 16·9) (,eneslla (20-•l 111 La Habra (23·2) TemPte Cllv 121·41 a l P alm Sorllng1 117·S) S.Outh Hills (20·4 at Le Quint• 123·21 C" l·A St JOHl>hl 121· I> ., AOOl.lro 116·51 Rosarv 121 -Sl at Onterlo Cllrll llan ( 10--11) Blsl'IOP 120· ll 11 R"lna CM!I 121·21 Hawthorne I 19·ll 11 BllhOP Oleoo ( ll ·J) Mersllalt 112·Sl 11 Pareclete 117·3) San Olmu 124· ll 11 Valley C11rl11len ( 17·7) Connenv I 11·41 •1 Notre Dame Acao.mv Santa Ciera !17·Sl e t Le Reln1 (11·1) CIF Smell SdlMft Merlcooa ( 19-0) at VHhlva Ptloflm (17·2) et Trone 11• IOI 29 P1tm1 I ll·9) et Rio Hondo Preo 114·1) FtlntrlOO. Seer.a Heerl ( 11·21 11 sner-mari Indian ( 16· I l Cronroad1 ( 14· 11 at WHlrldge I 19· II BH11mon1 (14·1) al Mollve (1'•3) New'*' Owttflaft llt·Slat loron 11 HI RalT)Ona Convent ( ll-21 11 Vllwoolnt t IS·5l ~All""* TUUOAY"S ••SUL.n ( 2l'ICI .. 49 ....... "'"'"' meeftlle) PltlST ltACI, Oftt Mitt NCI Roclt.y Sco1c11 (Anni•> 1110 300 JOO ~tnul (lK"fV) UO UO A l WMllt l~l S IO AIM raced AlldV• Ursula. Huriten Sflllldow, 1..11111 ~•II ltv11ff, M.r, N '1/1., ACllN!V Jet Time t<CM I S n 1.XA.CTA I 1 9) M.CS U0 .0 SICONO ltACa. Ont mile Nita Ctvll Too H41f' (Aut>lnl 4 00 ) • 1.40 Ktno COMO 1111111') 1111 •CID lnd14strv (Gf\lflCIV) UO Al.o racM &Old H Brau, Sll'"9n SOlrll, lllft 11 lt ... y. Mt J I ll. Juenetla, llt.k•i c ... Time 2~ J1S n •xACTA (74) 1>814 •1110 THllllD RAC•. 0!'9 mlle ~ OW !O WMIM ($Nfftfl) UO UO UO Cvamel Cenctt fKueollrl )70 110 Hveil<t ITHOI 140 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /W9drteltdey. FebtUllY 22, 1te.t 1984 USFL schedule WI.lit t ...... ,.., "' ~ ............ Wall'llneton et JICMOll¥111t Houston•• Ta,,_ In Hew .WW., •t '"~ ~···~ Hew Orlee,n.1 et San Antonio MICl\INfl al ~tn. n WllK 6 ...,.Y,MM'dlJI Cflleffo •' Wl~fltlOll Mou\ IOI\ et Oii lahOml JKlltOnVllll at Mef'noN•. n s-Mv.•"'' New Jenev •' ,..,..., ........ ,..,. ,, ~" 11 New WHY l i<mlneNn't 11 o..tv• °"*'° et Ctl!Uoo ~v. A"9 JO l•"'"I 11 Houlton 11 WIUt 11 ,,,_y, MllV 4 WtlltC IS Pf'WIY, "-I New Or1eansal ~.II Mldllte11 11 Saft AntOlllo, I ..,.,.,,..,., JICllMn\lllla 11 0.ltUIN, • Cnlcl90 11 ()llleflOrl\a, fl ~y, JUMJ Pltttbur"'1 et OklahOme O.ki.nd 111 Artaona Ternoe In •I Pttlledllc»l\I• o.111enc1 11 P111J.t>ur11h PhlladelDfile al 81rmlngl\em, n •• .,..., et W111\ltloton Nft Jen.v at Tampa .. , Houston 11 Ollftvlf' M9!Wlev. ,.., v Chlc190 al Mlclll111n1 n WllK , l'r*v, Mlrdl 2 $an Antonio 11 Mlch'"n ... ,,..... •• 09nlltf' MM9Y, AMI 1 SllUf'dlV Mev S Pllt•buttll 11 fawets, n Tetm11 81y II JKktonvllle n Denver 11 0.kleno. n Arl10111 et Blrmlnof\am MM*Yi.."-4 PlllNlurOll al ""'lleMlpllit, n New J-y •• JeckM>nVMle. II TemH lev at ArllOt'\11, n k~v. Mtro a D11w11' 11 Otllehome P1111burj111 al Mlchl0911, n N-Of'IHns •I llrmlnollem, n WllK 7 ~ .... 1 Sen Antonio 11 Chk.- MletllNn 11 OltllMml l ll'l'lllnon.m •• JIGklOl'lllllN. " ~v.Mev• OllllllOml 11 N-JerMY Houston at MlchlGall Meml>lll1 fl W1)11tno1on CrtleaOO et kn Antonio WllK 16 ''*v• "-' New Ol'leeM at New JerMV, ft PW!edeloflle 11 o.n....,, n JICktof\V\ .. •' Arlrone. n $1MMy, MN'dl 4 l lrl\'llflOf\all"l .. llCIW'HJ Ptll~la al W1"11no10tl Cllketo at Mempr\11 ...,.,,A.,.I Memllftl• 11 New J.,Mv Olklllnd al Tamoe en PlllllMlfOll 111 New Orll•M ~le et Ariton. fMMltv. May , Amon• 11 New Ol'ltln\. n llM*Y, .NM 9 MM:tl!Mn 11 Oellllrld Memofth 11 TllMN ley, n WEEK 11 f'rWl'I. MIY II s-.v. J-." New Orleans 11 0.1tland ........,, MMdllS HO\ltton •I Sen Antonio, n WHK a """'91 y, Mardi 10 ........,, . .,., ,.,...... II Denver," Wnl!lllOlon at Hou"on. n New J«MY at W1sfll110tofl, n Sen Anlonlo 11 Memotllt, n JKIUOnllllle at Blrmlnoflem. n Chlcloo 11 o.nv«. n • ..... , Okllhoml Wli&l'llnelon 11 81<~ Clllc.e90 •• Ho\410fl Mlfttlllly. ,,_ 11 Slturdey, May 12 Hou11on 11 Pl11souron. n Jiiek SOtlVllll 11 T.,.,,,,,. Bey, 11 SUftdllv. Mardi 11 • ltllrft• ., 0.11.llnd Phlladelt>hla at N-J«MV Blrmlnot11m 11 PlttlOurgtt Mlcl\lean 11 o.nver Mllml>tllS 11 N-Of'IMM Houlton 11 ClllCIOO Wiii< I S.tuNitv, Alft 14 MemOflls at ••"'"'· n Oldariotne ., WHhltloton Sen Antonio al Jecllt0nvllle. n ~v.Mlv fl 111.Pfftl ., Ptliledelohl• Mlcll•oan 11 N-Orlean1 Arlione 11 0.•lenO Sall Anlont0 at PllhO<lrl)ft, n W91.K 11 ,,...y, ~IS Oelc.llnd a l .......... II Wl"""Olon II Ph~le. n Jecluoftvlllt 11 fffw OrlMm n AlllOlll 11 Chlcaoo, n ~y, Al'l lS Oemr., •I Pllltburoll Arl~ona a l Ntw Jer"v llrmlnoham at Mkhlo•n C1'tlcHo ., Ptll1•014Dhl• Mlfldly, Mav 14 00.l•horna II Tem1>1 Ba"· n S.twdev, JWll 1' o.nver a l Ntw JerMV Blrmlnol\em 11 Mem&>1111, n T efl'll)a Bn el PlllltlufOll, n San Antonio 11 Oklahoma """*"· Mardi 12 Weslll1191on 11 Arl10f\I, n Mel*y, Aprt 16 Houston 11 0.lc.tand n WEEK 1J Frldlv, MIY 11 l •rmlngllam at Cllk:loo, n MlftdloV, Ji.w 11 OltlallOma 1t Ml(llloen, n Sari Antonio 11 HO\ltlon, n WIHK4 Saturday, Mardi 17 •• .,...., •' Sen AntOlllO Oklel'IOme 11 Chluoo Meml>llls 11 Blrmlnolllm. n T1m1>1 B•Y 11 New Orte•nt. n WI.II< 9 Frldey, Aprt 10 l.IQINU 11 Chicago, n Meml>tll1 al J1Cksortvlt1e, n Oltlallome a t Blrmln11ham, n S.tllrdllV, Mly 19 Jac-lonvllle a t Pllllloetl>tlla, n Mfmpllll at Oalc.le nd, n Denver at Arizona, n WI.I.IC II Sunday, May 20 Mltlllo111n at Eor•H ,,..v, ,_ n SUftdlv, Mlrdl 11 PlllSburoll 11 Waatllnoton Oe1oand et PtlltacMlohle Arl1one 11 Mlchl1>•n T1mpa Bev al o.nver New Jersev et HouslOll s.turdlv. Aprl 21 Ariton• et Houlton. rt S•n Antonio at WaShlnoton Ntw Orlee nl et Tami>• Bav 00.1anoma el Houlton Pllt1our111\ et JedlM>nvllll. n 0.klend 81 Oenvtr, II S.aturGev, ,_ n •• ,,.., 11 Arizona, n ~v. Aprt n New Jer11v 11 Pl1t1buroll Denver at New Ofteen1 Phllede!Dhl• al San Antonio w11111no1on 11 0.kla"o Mlndly, May 21 Plttsburgll et New Jersev, n Sundty, '-,. New Orll1n1 11 washlno1on N-JerMv 11 Plllledell>llll Ta~ Bev at 81rmln9tllm Michigan •1 Chleloo OklallOma II San Antonio. n l!Mlldev, Mlrdl 19 WEeK 14 New Ol'111n1 11 JICk~vni.. n WI.EK S Sltvrdlly, Mlrdl 24 Oakland II Sen Antorilo PM~l>llla el Plllsburon Oklahoma al Arlione, n Mendlv. APfll n Temoa 81v •' M•cllloan. n Frldev, Mev » Hou,ton a l Jecksonvllle, n T1mC>11 Bev et Memphis, n Denver et San Al'llonlo, n Mafldtv, ,_ ts M4ml>llll el Hou11on, n WllK 10 Frtdly, Allf'I 11 Slturdtv, MIY 1' Arlrona at tEl.,wes•, n 0.lc.lend et Oklal\Oma , n OfVIMOH lll'UYOF'5 Sawroav. Jun. 30 ano ~ ... ~.,. tMrdl 2S Jec1t.sonvH11 11 l.allf'ft$ WHlllnoton .. N-JerMV O.nver 11 Mamt>hl1 Cl\lceoo at N-OrleaM New C>neans 11 Phlla0.11>1111, n Pllltburgll at Memt>111\ n JICkM>nvlli. 11 Oiltel'loma. n Setvf'dlY, APf11 21 W11hlnoton 11 Temo1 Bev n \A" Afttt\nit\ At Arilnf'llll n Svndly, Mlv %7 We.tllng1on el PillSbureh Ptlil1a.ton11 et Miehlgan Blrm1no11111m e t New one.m Jutv I tslle TBAl CON,lltlNCI CH~'" Saturdlv. July 7 and Sl.lndev. Jutv I Mlf"'9y, MM'dl " Blrmlno1111m e t Tampa 81¥, n AllO recad: Four Cef'd ~lor. Tnrush. Micro Meolc. Menllou, Smller's Pride Time 2:02 4/S. S2 EXACTA (6·SJ pelO S21.llO. ,outtTH RACE. One mite 1ro1. 2.'° 3.40 Strll>ld Beu (Ackermenl 4.90 l.40 Huntren Ster (Graoorvl UO Silver Lobell (Andenon) 3.10 t.C.P .. Proud Also reced: SlarPOlnl Sl>flle, Bonni, AS Alwan. Allev Bruiser, Chip Tlma· 2111 4/S. ,.,TH RACE. One mite POC:t. Tontula (Ro1an) 7.00 UO 3.20 COllHIU (Perker) 6.00 uo ArverM's Girt IRatdlforol 3.00 Also rac.O: Tele Letona, Jennvs Lid, Trinity Hanover, Barry J1me1, Mutt! Rain· bow. Time 2:00 4/S. $1 EXACTA 13·9) paid $6\.40. SIXTH RACI.. One m ile 1>1ce Pleeze Sc!""H (GrundV) 7.IO l .?O 4.20 HIM COUrtlrv (Aut>inl 2'10 l 00 TllalS Lile (Shtfrenl UO 3 00 Al\O raced· Well Saes.oned Girt, Wlliltle Ball, ~ Orvl'lem, Whal• Knockoot, LDChalme, TarDC>rl ~rllnne. Tlme 2:01 1/S. n EXACTA 12·11 peld $1UO SEVl.HTH llACI. One mill trot. Como Ster ILiehllllll) 1 40 2.60 2.IO R E Todd !Otiomerl 2 60 2.IO S-1\0ol (Slaetl't) 1.40 Alto receo: Moon Cloud. Siar Hiit G. Imo tm1> Imo, 8renda soeed, Golden Pride. Tlmr 2:GJ 2/S. S2 EXACTA (2·1) paid 51160. EIGHTH RACE. One milt 1>act. Sure Schat1lt (Baker) 6.40 l.llO 3.40 Cruze on Bv !Gordon) 6.60 4 90 C11armeo Querk (Otlorner> 9.40 Allo reced· Top Subiect, Vanlllllng Acl, Coo1..ilrin1, Outslc.lrll , Countrv Coot U EXACTA (•·8) Pa id '66.00. NINTH RACE. One mite Pace Nevv Cllffr (Vlnonollml 4.llO l .20 2.20 TrHsur4tl Eoge CAnoenon1 5.00 2.80 No Sallslacllon (:S,,.rrenl 3 20 Also raced: AnleloP«, Hev Toohle, Countrv Comfort. Mrl Roblri a.11, Matrix. Time. 2:02 215. 52 EXACTA (2·1) t>a•O na.60 S1 P'ICK SIX 12·J·2-2+2l t>tlO Sl,179 40 with 14 winning 11<1<.ets h i• llor\.111. 52 Pick Six conSOlatlon 1>1110 570.00 wl111 190 wlnnlno 1tc1t.11S (five 11orse1) Tl.NTH RACE. One mlle pace. Rouadon (SIM1hl 10.IO 5 . .0 7 00 POPfl Petell (LIClc.tvl 12 40 14 00 Orne Cl!erlff IBallllroeonl 6 20 Al•o receo: Rall>ll C AOIOI, Direct Mei.sty. Pllotnlx J11dt, Kenc!IHI 8ov. Frostv Slllt>i>er. Jonnny l'N>c. Tlmt 1-01 l tS U EJlACTA (2·9) paid SISIOO Allendoncr 3,S34. 1914 PGA tour &~ March 1·• -Honea Clusk March 9·11 -Eute<n Ootn March lS· 11 -Bav HIU Ctanlc March 27·25 -USF&G Clanlc Merell 2'·Aprl1 l -Tournamant Plavers c11om1>lonslllo At>rll 5·8 -Gr111er Greensboro Oe>en April 12·15 -The Mesler'\ Aorll 1'·12 -Sii Plne1 Herlteoe Clank Al>fll 26·29 -Houlton 0oen Mev 3-6 -TOUfllamlfll of CllamDiOtls ~v 10--13 -8vron N.t1on Clinic ~v 17·?0 -COlonlel Nlllonll Invite· lloMI ~v 24·27 -Memorl•I Tourn1ment ~v JI-June 3 -Kem-Ooen June 1· 10 -Henover W4tllc,,.11er Clinic Julltl 14· 17 -U.S. OHn J11ne 21·24 -Atlante Clan k June 21· Jutv I -Ce~len Ooen Julv 5·1 -WHll'ft ()oerl Julv '2· lS -Busctl Cllulc Julv 19·21 -British Ooen ($1 A!ldrew\ Old Courta) Jutv 2'·1' -GrHI• Harttord 00.n Auo 7·S -Memofli• CllHlc Aull 9· 12 -l11k:!I 0oen AU9. 16· 19 -PGA Ct\et'f\CllOllSlllD (Shoal CrMk CC) AllO 23·2• -World Serie\ of Goll Auo. lO·SaDI. ? -B.C. 0oen Set>I 6·9 -BO•tOll Cleulc Set>t 13-16 -GrMler Mltwll.tlt.H Ooen SaPI 19·2J -Le• V~s Pro·C:.-rll" Clank Sat>I 27 ·JO -L.aJel C!Mslc 0c1 •·7 -Tlxn Ooen Oct 11-1• -Southel'n Ot>en 0c 1 11·71 -w.tt 011"'" WOl'ICI O<l4t Clinic Oct 2S·21 -Penseeola ODen Nov 1·4 -USA Vi J lci.tl TM m Me•chft a.v.· Cl, Meat' ...... CIP 4·A IPn• ~ ,__.,, ll ua.J Moralnll 11 Simi Vtllrt ""'·-·· -..0 ,, Clnvon Soufl\ Torrance 1111 Milk L'l'll•OOCI If '9f'\llle Wnlm!Mler Of' ~· Modtnl II Alt• Lon'!• ltldllncl• 11 Wtlfll>t Cuiv. Ctt¥ 11 011natlf ~1et $ant1~ WfllllU Of Oot ~ el •ot1111 H141~ MllliW Dtf 11 NW~ h..cMN " ........ If v h~ ~···~"~ I Mlndlv, MIY a New Jerwv 11 Clllca90, n CH~SHlrGl.Ma Sunday, Julv 15 11 Tamoe. Fie f nouH nd 0.kl 11 Santa Beroera Ul>l•nd or Fontena a l Cerrito\ Arcedle at HH WllSOtl Bl\1•01> Amal al Ocean View CIF 2·A ( Flr1t r-04Md, F rldly, l p.m. l Sen Bernarolno al Lo Qu1n11 Sonora 11 Coron• E1t1ncll el tnotewood l<.et>l>ll 11 Soutll Peuoeno La Canada et A1>1>lt Valllv Rubidoux •1 Central Irvine al SolHlan Bueno P1rk a l Brea·Ollndo St Bernaro a t Monrovia Brawtev 11 Trov Gerdtl'I Grove 111 Har111ro v alencio II Unlvef'\lt'I' tnoto at Palm St>rinos Anaheim 11 Celon R1nc110 Atamllo\ et El Monte Lenno• at Bl1llOI> M~l11<>merv NHL C.,..._•L.L. CON,EltENCE SmV1M DMsleft w L T lll'ts G, •·Edmonton 43 14 s 91 l4S Catgerv 2S 21 13 '3 132 w tnnll>tO 21 27 10 S2 251 Vancouver 23 34 6 52 241 l(lftet 19 30 11 so 246 Norri• Dtvllfen Minnesota 30 26 s 6S 267 Cll•cego 13 32 1 S3 211 St Lou11 13 33 6 S2 223 Detroit n 31 7 Sl n1 Toronto 21 34 1 49 230 WALES CONFEltENCE Patrick DMliofl x·NY 1s11noers 37 22 2 76 26' k Wtsllfng1on JS 22 4 74 235 ~-NV Renoers 33 20 • 14 2'3 x·PlllladelPllla )2 19 9 73 260 Plllsburon IJ 42 s JI , .. New Jtrltv 13 43 s 31 17S Adami OMslen Buflelo 40 16 6 16 2SS Boston J7 20 .. 11 2'7 QuebeC ll 22 6 11 279 Mon1reo1 21 29 s 61 ns Harttoro 10 32 • 4 220 x·Cllncheta vott berth T ll4llda y• I Sc Wfl Butlalo S. Plllla<1t1ori1a • 1011 Queo.c l , Mon1ru1 2 Edmonton 6, SI LOUIS s Toronto 2, Caloerv 2 Bo\lort S, Vancouver 1 T enleflt' I Gemes Bo"on at K"'91 w lnnloeo at New JerHv Eomonton at Plttlt>Urgn Mlnne101a 11 Detroit w11111no1ori et Cllkaoo XIV wim.r ()lymplu (et SeraleVe, YllWlllYlal MUL TI~ll MEDAL WINNERS FO\Ht GA 2S7 242 278 260 m 261 236 1S1 2S4 297 21S lal m 216 271 258 103 203 212 227 249 t(arln Enlc.e. EH i Germanv •- 'kettno 1wo QOIO, two lllvt r Mer11·l •lta H1m111ln•n, F1nla110 crou ·countrv. lllrM ootd. ont t>ronlt Gvnoe Sven, Sweden, crou COUrtlrv two OolO one 1llver. one oronzt THltEE Peter Anoerer W••t Germeriv. t>11111ton Mt OOlil. one 1ltver one bron 1t GNlen Boucher, Cenadl. ,_ s1<ot1no 1wo Ool<I. one oronze Aki Karvonen. Finland. tron ·countrv one \llvtr, two 1>ronre E1r111 1<.v11fon . Notwev blelllton ont 110lO one \Uver, one bronze Anortt S<rtoene E est Ger1TM1nv W>Hd \k8t1no one GOid. two lllver TWO Btrlt Aunll, Norw1v cron countr\I one 1101<1 one "'"., Tomes Gvtt11,on. Sweden \0941(1 tkal 1no one oo!O. one 1ilvtr Wollo•no HOC>Oe. EHt Gerrnenv OOb\teO lwO Ool<lt Annt J111r..,, Norwav crou·coontrv, one OOICI one oronze I( ve10,11va J•riOv• C recll01lov11!la voo country, one 111ver one llfonrt ~rH• t< htecnllo.ov So¥ie1 Union, 111ftd &t.111no 1wo \liver He r rt K•r•e\nltm• F'1n11nC1 cron tountrv two 1>ron1t lefMerO Lenm.rin f est c..rn•1e1w boO\llO lwO \llwlf\ Igor Ma••o• ~v1tt Union &oeed "''' '""· ~ 001C1 one 'l!Ver &oooan MU\-ol, F.H • Germenv bo«>tlld !WO \llW .. l Mall Nvo.Hnan I' 1ntano ''' IUr'f\O<nO ~ OOIO -\tve< """",.. ,....., F' r lt"(41 •""'-... ""9 Oftt ,u ..... -oroM• N•lllll'I'• '"-'•.itt•a '°v .. I Uft'Oft '°"" \katine, two oronrt f r1t Pelllf'.... Notwh UO'\I tOUlltr..-, one 006d OftO oronrt Doeimt( kl\e111f'rt.ll'WnH (H I ~· menv CICOS~ two OOICI\ ·-k!IOt<l\Cn £ 1 \1 Gffl'\e ft.,. ~ "11111\f IWO ~onrt R11'w ~11n1N1 So•••' u- crou ·countr¥ two '''"'" ll'IOl'l'IU WIHOt r e Sw101n ("OU COUfllrV t-OOld JeM Wllonot. Ent Gef'Mln¥. '"' tumOIN. -~. Olle \llvtf' Alt•tfldtf JaYllleY, Sovi.tt U11~ 011\l-COUfttrf' 1-\t!Ytf I Nli!OI•• 1lnli1~• M•l•I Ut1.-n, CfOt\ CO\lftl" I °"' "'° Otlll ,. oL v~ 1t1.coaos WEED SKATING Wot.WN 1.-~ x·Kerin Enlc.e. E111 Glm'\8llV, 1 mlll\ltft, l .42 wconcn. OIO record Annlt &oreltlnti., Nelllerlench . 2 I0,9S, 19'0 SOI,..,.,.. C11rlst1 Rolhenburetr, E111 Ger"'-nv, 41.02 '9COnd1. Old record Kartri Enlte, E111 GCl!"tnll'IV, 41.71, 19'0 J,000,..,.,.. AndrH Scl'IOent, E1sr G«menv. • mlnule1, 24.79 ~'· Old recoro. Bloro Eva JtnMn, Norw1v. •::» 13 .--lrtdlcatet world record. ~ t I . " COMMUNITY COLLEGE ~West 17, LAV..,,., t LA Vallev 120 003 003-9 9 • Golden West 041 Ol2 20x-17 lS 2 Relttey. S.Wero (S), Hernenoez 161 end Armadillo, ~rnn. Wlllt 16) aita Flores, Unoerd (9) W-Martln. 2·0 L-ttelltv, 0-1 18-JOMI (II). Florei (GW) 3&-eudlM !GWI, L Llmblrl (V) HR-1..lotll IGW) Se 'f t ct 4, Cllrvl l Cltnn 000 00'2 010 0-) 7 , SadOleClldl 000 011 010 1-4 s 0 Jlduon, LerJon (J), Mc:Callum <61. Stanford (7), Gonzalfl Ill "'" Wlnt«ourn, St>ence. ~rlc.el 17). Frederick 111. Sllaw (9) arid Cam•ncl'IO. Lomell W-Shaw L--<ionlllH. 2B-0.Anoetil (SJ 2, Mor· rluon (C) HR-Groce (SI RodrlOtJel IC) ANll CWOl'Mften5 /tl\on., April 2 -Botton Ot>enlno Nlolll /Ce tender NIQlll Sal., Al>f"tt 1 -Toronto Cep Niont (IVCl!"VOIW) Sun., Aprll I -Toronto F•mllv Dav Sal .. Aorll 21 -S.11111 Ve111rl>OOll 01v (evtrVonel · Sat., Mey ,, -B1111more· Cushion Dey (first 25,000 edUll1l Sun., ~v 27 -Belllmort C1m«1 Oev Sat .. June 16 -Ctevetend B•~" Caro Sais I chi kif' en 1 S & undlf' l SI.In., June 17 -Cleveland. wallel On (first 25,000 84Ylt1) Wed, Jl.IM 20 -Texu Femltv Nloftl Sat., June 23 -Kan1o1s Cllv. Blt10C1.1ten Nlolll (flnl 2S.OOO edUllSl Sun., J\J!W 24 -l<.IMll City Balcll Towel Dev (cnlldren IS & undlf'l Sat , Jvtv U -MllweukM San 0119o Cllk:ktn Sun .. Jvtv IS -Mllwe ulc.M T·Shlrl Dav l~lldren IS &. unoerl Sal.. JlllY 21 -Boston Piie,,.. &. C1.11>t Dev (first 25,000 aOultl l Sun .. Jutv 22 -Bo,ton Pfevers' Femftv Ci•me Wed , July 2S -Seallle Family NIOhl Sal .. Auo. 4 -M1nnno11 Travel Tott Bao (llr\I 2S,000 edull'> Sun .. Auo. S -M1nneso11 Fomllv Dav Sat . Al.IQ 11 -011o.11n0 Germent B1g Niglll (tlr\I 2S,000 aOull'I Sun . Auo 11 -Oakland Olonat Walcll Dev I children 1 S & unoer I Set., Aue. 2S -0e1ro11 Gvm Bao NIOlll (clllldren IS & uno.r) Sun., Auo 26 -Detroit Famltv Dav Wed , Auo 1' -B1IHmore Busln.u Mon'1 S~i•I Visor Dav tllrll 25,000 aouthl Sat . Set>t IS -C11iceoo Jacket N10111 (Clllt«en IS & under) Sun., Sec>t 23 -Tues Fen APC>recl• uon Dav T~V'& tr1nuc1tom BASEBALL AmencM LHtiW KANSAS CITY llOYAlS-SIOMCI Merli M1.1lsmann. ollcller. end 8ute11 oa~., 0u1 tlelcler, lo on.·VMr contrects N•--L...-CINCtNNA Tl fltEDS.-Ao<WCI 10 tontrect 1erm1 wllll Bl• SCllll'rer ollcl>er NEW V()tll( METS-Treoeo Ketvtn Moon , lin t blltrNln, 10 ,,,. M•lweul<tt 8 rtwtn for &ihy Ma• 1111ro b.seMAn Cut ~rlt. 8rec1ttv, oulfleldlr lll'•dlk C..st lMt!U41 PORTLAND BEAVERS-Slonec 8obbv Mllc:Mll, oulfi.tder ....... , .... lM9'MI CHICAGO BEAltS-Announoo t!W rt tlremenl ~ RllCIV Cll\te r blltlMU m41n ""' PHILADELPHIA iAGt..1$ Treoeo fonv Fnnt.lln. lllcker. to IN New [nolencl Petriots tor 1 1'1 uftdlstll>* Of'•fl CllOk• ~SlllllMtl ..... ~ ARIZONA WRAHGt..EltS-Cul &obbv Scott' QVtrltf'1)8Clt. lllfltMINGHAM H•ll\()foj$-lr1~ M•k• lte•M\, .,...l'lllVI t1ctOe, 10 the JKlt.IOO!VI-lull\ for 1-0 lftl Ol't ll Ulo<H LOS ANGEi.ES EXPfltESS-$l9ftfCI Tonv Zeftdl>al lllcker Cut V•ftC• •00011, 1i1c1ter '"° Greo l(lbe#'9 °"9M1w tKkte Trlded (rt( !.<.....,,, ~"-'· to ll'lCI Houston C..mbleo for ll"d•KIOHO tutute C:Of'\tde<'ll'Oft\ NEW JEllSE Y GENEltAL$-<:ut Mlkt llMedf, wio. rf'('e•..., 0-~I SUfltve n luflblCk, C~te J "'°"· ~~to. tM JONI M•lltf' G\i~ ltu'f Incl Joh'! Goode Mneei.cklf'S P\ec.o AIOtlto P•lttftelf\ run none *" Of\ 1111\KH rei«w N w Ott ll!AHi lflt(AIC.[lt$--• fraoect Pete \cle!'O\ ..,.res, •• IM "*"'°" GamCl!ler\ IOf • • •" c~ Cut 1 .. ua CM'"' t,.iit ff\O OAKLAND IMVAO[lt TreOICI J~ Htrooer, C9Mtt, IO lf\t Ptlf\OUrtll Ma.iilr\ IOf WIU.-. CWl\ilfere tlOM ..OOCtY ... ,..., " ...... \AiHW illf(W VC>ltl( ..-14,.ANot:!lt,..-s.int KN• Ht~ • ........,_• le ll'le 111111•.ilUOlt• C"tt"en Of trtt Cffttr Htcll.tv I.~ ( AZusa· Pacific deals sec loss Aiusa·Plcific Pol • bald on Sou\bcrn Cahfonua CoU•'' NAIA DiYitioo Ill Soutlttm OiYision bamtball mlc &Mn• Tuttday nWn. h1nd1n1 the: Van- sua:tds 1 7<l-68 setbeck in Cosu Meta. SCC lppttred to llU I firm &rip on the conferentt rue las' f:nday when chc V&n&Ulrd copped rival Point Loma. 81-7 J. to take a two-same lead m tM division. Blill tho los5 sivn Point Loma new 009e. ' Andre Smuh had 18 and Shef'lli n Durham 17 for , which feU 10 7·S io district play and 19-8 overalL Azusa.Pacific is S4 and 12-14. 'SCC mttts LA Baptist OD lM road f nday n1.ghL Rustlers, Gauchos triumph Golden West CoUegc and Saddle-- back College continued their winnint ways in the youna community coll* baseball season Tuesday. Golden West routed \11sitin1 LA Valley. 17·9. while Saddltback squcake.d past visiting Citrus. 4-3. •• IOmnings. At Golden West. Brad Scchawer had the ho1 bat, rapping out four hits 10 five trips to the plate and knockina in four runs. In addition. the Rustlers. 3-0, got a boost from Les Lia.ht. whose threc·run homer keyed a four·rufl second tnnmg and helped his team overcome a 3-0 deficit. Gary Buckles tripled and drove '" three runs to add to the Rusllcrs' 15·h.it assault John Manin wot1ced the first Slf> innings and struck out six Monarchs. David Wilk pitched the final 3'h and fanned six more LA Valley hitters. The Rustlers retl.lfll to action Frida> at Los Angeles CC. At Saddleback. Mark Cochran's RBI smglc in the 10th inninegavc the Gauchos their third str.ught win without a defeat. The Gauchos actually thought they had the game won a few batters earlier when Mark Grace hit a deep Oy to center. The ball was dropped. but the lone umpire working the game ruled Grace was out Earlier. Grace had delivered a solo homer. Steve DcAngehs had a pair of doubles for the Gauchos. Freshman Craig Spence started for Saddleback and worked the first si• innings. allowing four hit.&. Davi d Shaw got the victor) in relief. Saddlcback returns to action Thursday with Its first road game of the season at R111ers1de CC at 2 pm. 49erwomen rout UCI; Rustlers roll Long Beach State handed UC Irvine an embarrassing 61-35 set- back. while Golden West contmucd lt'i \\inning wa}s. beatin~ Moorpark. 61-52. Tuesda) night in women·s basketball action The 49er~. ranked eighth in tht country 1n the latest poll. flexed thetr muscles against the .\nteaters. who could ne"er find their offense. No UCI pla)'er reached double figures in scoring. not e"en Chen Graham. who was held below 10 pomts for the first time this season There were other lows. such as \hooting percentage 125'~ percent. 1ncludmg 17.6 percent in the first hall) and the result also marked the lowest point total for l 1CI thi s season W11h 1he third "tra1ght loss. th<: '\ntcatcrs are no-w l ~-8 this season and will be off un11I March 2 when lhe' ho"t Peppcrd1nc .\t (;oldl·n 'W est. the Rustlers mo' cd to J.tl 1n the young season all\ Janet RamaekC'rs tallied 20 of her 25 points and had eight rebounds in tht second half Ramaekers missed much of the firs1 half after p1cling up four foul' knmfl•r John!>On pourt'd m I., point\ ~1th live assists. fhl" o;1eal"i and -.tH~n rdloundo;, and l ) nnellt' Lambert led Golden We 1 "1th I ., carom\. FALCONS HOST OCCTONIGHT Oranr.e C~st College·._ basketball playoff hopes arc sttll ah,e. but ~ Pirate$ have two difficult road cn- ~-ounten bcl>nn1na tonight as the final wecl o(South Coast ("onfercnC't acuon bcg)M. Coach 1"and) G1lhs' Plrat~ travC'I to Norwalk ton11ht to battle \M confertn<:'t'·ltading (emto F1koru. In anothCT 1mponant C p~, Golden 'W C$t 1s at Compton The Taru~ and()('(" art betthna <or th' final haughM'S.!oy P\a)ofT ~pot 1f v.1th Santa l\na In thC' Pa 1fi1. ( oast Con ~""· Saddltback. "°hlch has alrnd)' n- uttdttsd f of '«'01ld plttt. com pk~ the ~ n on the road toot&ht at n ~Mesa Game time 1s 7 lO for all 11tnft, O("C cntc:n ton1,ht'1. me ~uh a > 7 ~ord. lbc P1ralc and S&n\I Ana are tied for flf\h place. l nni J'\On ll • me bed •. OCl lhcn c1 out the tnton \a\UNa)' at Santa .\na Th<' Ptnat~ cmb.trra'\rd tht Don 1n nm.roun4 ~·~ . \ I I High school baseball schedules Corona del Mar r UC). f-l'll 211 -M1!1)IUO V1c10 Mon .fn MJl\h 5.1) -antu Ana/N<'wpon Ml')ll 1 ournamt'nl. Mon Mal'\'h l .:i -at La3una Hill' Wt'd Mart"h 14 -Tu .. 11n. f-n March 16 -JI f),ma Hill~. Wt'd M.m:h 2 l -btanc1a• I n Marl h ~J -at l n1"c:111ty• Wt'\! March ~ll -IP inC'• In Marlh 10 -< o\la Mc:~· \\«I .\pnl 4 -•t \addlebad. • I n .\pnl b - .ll E:l Toro• Tur\ A.pnl 10-Ne.,..pon I fa rb\1~ l hur .\pnl I~ -at E~tanna•. \\ C'd . .\pnl ,~ - l n1,rr~1t>• Fn .\pnl .:i., -at In inc• Wtd Ma\ ~ -JI ( O\la Mesa• Fn Ma) .i - ':>JddlC'bad• Tue:\ Ma\ ll -El Toro•. lhur Ma' 10-at Nt'"P<irt Harbor• •Jl.'notc:s!)c.i Vie.,.. I t·aguc:garnc: ..\llg..1mC',at 3 15 Costa Mesa \at March ' -,11 Orantt.I.' l?I I 11 am I 'Tu<'~ -Sat \.lard1 h HI -l lk\ I 11urnam1:111 1 l BAI \\ n J \1Jrd 1 1.i -\lumn1 JI frW1nkk Park <'P m I \al \i1Jnh 17-l JgullJ Bt'Jth l21 111 am I V.t"<I \IJrt h 2 1 -Fl I uni• h 1 \larrh ~1 -11 Ir \Im·• W r<l \1Jll h .:x -a t l Ol\l•r-.11' • I 11 \IJtlh \(I -.11 l orortJ tk l Mar• V. cd \p11I .i -:"-l'" pu n Ha rho,.-at I c:Winl..k l'arl.. (•pm I I 11 ,\prtl 11 -L\IJnc1a• JI rl·W1nkk Park (' p rn I I ur~. ·\pnl Ill -111 Saddlehad. • r hur-. \pnl I ~ -at El Toro• ~at .-1 ue~ \pnl 1.i.1 • -Bois.a I o umaml'nl tTB.\I \\nl -\[lnl ~' ln1nr• f rt -\pnl 27- l nl\l'r\ll,• \\c:J \11,1\ ~ -( umn.i dcl Ma,.. Sat \la' <, -JI '-t'" pon I !Jr hor0 a I C >range ( oa\I C olkg' t 12 no .. 1n1 ''"'' \I.I\ ll -Jt E~tanna• JI f t•\\ tnl..lt l\1rl.. I' fl m I I n \1.i~ 11 - \.iddld'IJ(I... • dt·m11t•, ...._.a \ , ....... I 1 .111-uc iwml· .\II game~ at l I ' unk " ind1l,1tl'd El Toro Mo n -Wl'd I d'I '7. '•1 -I o JIJ f ournJmc:nt I JB.\J \\cd Marlh21 Jtl o\tJ,.,,fr'hl• f-n l\1ard1 ~l -a1 \addlchJl l.. • \\ed Marl·h 28 - bt.tnua• f-n '1.lar\h ll!-Jl l'"P<>r1 Harbor" \\rd .\pnl 4 -Jt( Ol\Cr~11\0 fn .\pnll1- ( vro na d d \far• l un -\pnl 10 -at ln 1m .. Thur .\pnl I~ -< ll\IJ l\fr..a• Thur -~at .\pn l 1'<1·?1 -W\ \'t:ga' l o urnamcnt (TBAI V.c:d .\pnl 25 -\:1ddk h.1l k" f-r1 \pnl ~7 -JI hrnnua• V.\·d Ma~ 2 -l'.c"' pon Harhor" I n. Ma) 4 -l 001\l'f\ll\0 • I Ul'' 'Illa\ !I -al(. orund dl·I \itar". Thur Ma\ 10 -Ir\ 11w• • <lt·no ll'\ \l'a \.' ll'" I t•agul ii.tml· \ 11 ~111 ... , JI l 15 Jrvlne \\ed h.·b 2'1-J I lfunllnl(ton &•Jlh \Jt "1arth ' -\lum111 110 am J W l'd ~tarch .., -a t ~ ncK.ll'lndgc (~pm I \al \lanh HJ -Dana H11b(2)(1 I J m I \.\1.'d Marl h 21- J l )addlt'hal I..• I n ~fan h 2 \ -( o'\ta Ml'~a • \\ cd Marl h 21< -al < orona dd Ma,.. r n "1at'C"h 30 -l n1H'r"1' • Wed. <\pnl 4 -at I ,ianna• l-r1 \pnl h -JI "il0\\pvrt Harbor" Im·\ .\pnl 10 El rorn• I hur .\pnl 12 -\addlt>hal l.. 0 \at · 1 UC:~ .\prtl 14-17 -Santa .\na Elk\ Tournamcnl (TB.\I Fn.f April 20 -JI < ap1~trano \ alle~ ( 2) I 11 a m ) \.\rd \pnl 25 at < o\ta \tc\a• f11 -\pnl 27 -C 0 1o na dl'I "1a,.. \.\ <'d \fa, ~ -at l nl\ l'r'"' • I 11 \la' 4 - b1anc1a • tun \.1a' ll -'-1'" pon lfarhor• Th ur \la\ Ill -at [I r or11• • dt·noll'\ \t J \It'" I t Jl(Ul' g.1111l' \I I l!Jnll'\ .11 I 15 unit''' 1nd1l att·ll Unlversity Tur\ F-eb 211 -.11 \Jn l lemcntc ..,al March ' -,11 I .1guna Hill<> (21 I11 J m ) \\ l'd \1arrh 7 -( ,1pu V Jiit'\ Fn Marth 9 -J I \11\)1on \ lt'J<> Tul' \lart"h I' -Dana H1lh. Thur ~1anh I ~ -.11 Wuodhn dge ( 7 pm I \\cd \1arch 21 -JI '-t•1A.pc.tn Harbor• I n \itarl h : ' -< 11ronJ Jd \l,1r•. \\ l'd Marth 21< -< o~ta \k\a• I ri \1.trl h 'll-at lr"inc• \.\.ed .\pnl .i 1 1 ll1rn• fn .\pnl fl - '>addkh.id,• rue' \rril Ill -JI htanu a• I hur ·\pnl 12 -Nt'\\J'l(lrt l farhor" W r d .\pnl ~5 -al ( rnona dt'I Mar" I n \pnl 27 -a1 < O\la Mc\J • \\t•d :'vi,"~ -ln1nl'• I n Ma'~ -at 11 1 c110• 1 u,., ""1;1' ;, .11 \.iddlt'hal1..• Thur \l;n 111-l \lanu a• • d1•0t111.'' ..,._.a\ it'"' I Nll.Ut' gamt• .\II gamt'' JI l p m unle\~ 1nd1t alt•d Woodbrldle TuCI Feb 28 -< Jpn V .111<'\ ( hm11.s11 ( 7 p.m.I Sat March ' -l'an)u n (~I (..i pm ) Thur March 15 -l lm,crs1t) ( 7 pm I \ut Mardi I ' Z4 31 -Palo) Vt'rde\ I ourn;imc:'nt (l B.\J Wed March 21 -111 \an C lrmt·n1,·• I r1 March 2l-(apo Vaill')• (7 p nl I \\t·d M.mh ?8 - l)ilna Hills• (7 pm ) \\ cd Apnl ..i -al MtS\11111 \. 190• I rt .\pnl h -at L agun.i H1lh•. Wed .\pnl 11 -I aguna Beach•. Fn pnl I ·' -San ( knwn1c• Sat -Tu<'s \pnl 14.-1 7 -Anaht'inl Fa\tl·r 1 oumaml'nt (TBA). Sat. °'Pnl 21 -at Paulit J (~I! 11 a m. I. Wl.'d . .\pnl 1.S -at ( apo Valln • h1 Apnl 27 -at Dana H111~· Fri Ma~ 4 -M1~\1on VieJn• I 7 pm ) Wt·d ~1J~ ~ -Laguna Hills• (7 pm ) I n MJ' 11 - at Laguna Bt:'at h• •denote"> South ( Olut I t·ague gamt• .\II ~me\ Jt l unlc~s 1nd1ca11.'ll Laguna Beach ')at March I -full1:nt>n !21 ( 11 am 1. I n MarchY -\\h1t11t:r(hm11an '>a1Marc h1 11- lro' (~lll U a m ), rut:\ Marrh 13 -Valt'Ollll rn ·March 16 -Capo Vaill')' Chmttan. Sat March 17 -at Custa Mesa (2) ( 11 am>. \\ell ~1arth 21 -at Laguna H1t1)•, Fri Manh 23 - Dana H111,· Fn March 30 -M1~s1on Viejo• Wed .\pnl .i -at San Ckmentl'• F-n i\pnl n -at C Jpo Valk)• \h•d .\pnl 11 -at Woodbndgl·• rn -'\pnl 1 l -Laguna Hilb.0 "111n ·Wed .\pnl I fl Ill -~an ta 8Jrbara Tournament tTB.\I Wed .\pnl 25-JI l>dna Hills• W«l \la' ~ -at M1ss1nn V1eJo •. f-r1 ~l;i~ 4 -~an< lt'men1t'•. Wed Ma) 9 -( apo \ allt•\ •. t n Ma) 11 -W oodb11dgl'• • dt'nott•, South Coast Lcagul' game .\II gamc\ :11 1 Estancla '\at March J -at Oana Htll\ I ~I ( 11 a.m .I 1 ue~.-Sat. M arch b-1 Cl -~anta .\na Elk\ l o umament (TBA). T·n March I b -Tusun 121 .it TcWinkle Park. Sat Mart'h 17 -.\lumn1 at 'l l·Winklc Park ( 7 p.m I. '-" c:d M:m h ~I -JI (. o rona del Mar" a1 Tt•Winl..lc l'.ir~ (7 p.m .J. 1-ri March 23 -Nt•"'pon Harhor•. \\ l'U. "'1arch ~li -at El Toro•. Fri M:m h 'O -at liaddkbaC'k" Wed Apnl .i -Ir' 11ll'•. I n ·\pnl 6 -a1 ( osta M esa• at TeW1nl..lc Park 11 pm 1. rut'\ .\pnl 10 -l n1H'r\lt)• lhur .\pnl 12 - t orona del "1a ,.. at Tl·\\ 1nl..lt-Park (7 p.m) Sat.·T urs <\pnl 14-11 -Bol\J C1randl· Tour- namrnt (TBAI \\cd .\pnl ~5 -at '-e"'pon Harbor" Fn .\pnl 27 -(1 l mo• W«l Ma) 2 -~addlchall.. • I r1 Ma) 4 -at lnmr•. Tue\ Ma\ 8 -( osta Ml.'sa• al Tc:Wml..lt' Park (7 pm I Thur M.i~ Ill -at l nnc:rs1" • • denm~) "iea Vu: .... Lc:agut• gamt• All gaml'\ at \ 15. unk~s mdtl atcd. Ocean Vlew ~on Feb. ~7 -Loara T nurnaml'nt !TR.\ I ')a1. Marc h IO -at ),10 < lc:menll' < 11 am I I n \1arch 16 -at Manna• T uc' \.1arch 211 - Hun11ng1o n Bc:ar h•. h 1 "1arl h 2:' -at fo untain Valle~· at Mile )4uarc Park (' rm l I Ul'\ Marc h ~7 -Ld1\on• JI "-1 ilt· 'iquarl' P;irl. I., pm ). ~at. \far('h 11 'W l·\1111111\tt•,.. at ~lilt• \4uart' Parl.. 17 p m ) rul'' •\pnl ' -Manna• ~al ·\rril 7 -at llunt1ng1on Beach" (I 2 pm ) rue' \pnl IO- l nunta1n Valle~· at Mile \quarl' Parl.. (7 pm J f n •\pnl 11-at [d1~on • .11 Mtll' \4uarc Park (7 pm.) )at. Apnl 14 -Po mona I oumamcnt cTfJ.\)· Tues. April 2..i -at \\l'stm1n\te,.. rn Apnl 17 -at \tanna• Tues Ma) I -H unu ngton Real h• at ~tile \quarc Parl.. (7 pm I fn \1,1\ 4 -JI f-ountam \.allc~ • Tue\ Ma~ lS -l:.d1\on• JI M ile Square Park (7 pm.I. F-n Ma~ 11 -\.\.r\lm1nste,.. at Mile Squart• Park 17 pm. I • deno te\ Sun">rl Lcagut· lfJnll' -\II gamt'' at ' I ~ unlc:\' 1nd1l .1tctl Mahre, family reunited PH OENIX (AP) Olympic skier Phil M•hrc was reunited wtth his wife and baby daughter here Tue~ay night and told reporters he would hove gladly t raded his gold m ed al for a c hance to ~t·e his new son born. lto lly M nhrc. 22. gavl' birth to 8-pound. 13-ouncc Alexander R yan Mahrc in ~uburban Scou~alc earl> Sunday moman~ at abou1 t he !lame time her 26-ycar-old hu~band wa~ winning thf mcn·s slalo m at the Wanter O lympics in Sarajevo. Yugoslavia. "I got tht· news about a half-hour hclbrc the awards ceremo n}. It moved me to tear!>. You Just ca n '1 com· prchend that emotional m o ment. That was the h1ghltgh1 of the day:· Mahre said .·· 1 w1~h I would have been here and no t over there It would have been a lot Olll.'f The bab) was the b ag thing. The baby 1s more im port<ant than the gold medal.'' 0Tm s tarting tu recover. rm getting there:· H o lly sa1d ... , JUSt had the bab)'. No problem. I dcltvcd while Phil was sk11ng I had no idea he "on unul about 7 o·clock 1n the morning ... The M ahrcs. w ho ha"e been mamcd three )'ears. ltvc 1n Yakima. Wac,h .. but they w ill be sta)!nS with H olly's p arrnh 1n Scot· tsdalc .. for about a Wl'rk to 10 days." Phil said. ·-r11 htde out awa) hl·rc as long as I can But l havcn·t done \\-ell so far:· he added wath a laugh as camera c rews filmed his every move. "In about nine davs. I lea' c for four morl' races and that'll probabl) be 1t for me a~ a sktl'r." B> passing this week's U.S .. National Alp111e S kt C hampionships in Colo- rado. Mahre said h1'i final races "ould be World Cup l'\l'nts at the Aspen Wan. ternattonal M arch 3-4 and the .\mcncan "ik1 Classic in Vail on Man h ti .. Then rrn going to do ~ome promo11onal things. take som e time off and decid e what I want to d o from there:· hl.' 'ia1d. Ewart leads .1,~~~~:1:chcd a 1hree-h1t l'r and Vona Ros'i11l1 t 1pil'd home a run ac, Golden Wt''>I Collcgt·'\ women's softball te am rl' corded a 2-0 v1ctorv ovl'r v 1s1t1ng Ventura Tuc~da} The win was G W C ·s second straight of the young season. Ewan. a frl'shman from M1ss1on VtCJO High~ struck out e ight and did n o r walk a batter m going the d1-;tancl'. R ossilli tripled home GW('\ iirst run 1n the o;econd inning and \Cored m orncn1-. later when !he umpire rukd the Ventura pitcher had thrnwn an ii· legal pttch . Golden V. t•st returned to action t0da). meeting addleback on the Gauchos· field. Got<Mn West 2. V.ntur1 0 Venture 000 000 <>--<> J 0 Golden Wesl 020 000 x-2 3 O Cet>rere end Wet>t>, Ewerr end Ruuell J8-Rouill1 IC.WCI M t • d •t • -l 1]f.ilil:ftillll-----ar 1na oes 1 again OWYER and srsll'r Hcrntt~· White ol Navratilova topples Wade in tournament I \\I 11 .\NOVI R. NJ 1~Pl \1Jn111a Navratilova top \n•d a1 tht· ~I 'i!l 1100 ol a ~·1 I "'"' \tl·pp1ng into tht· hall QUiil' "ell ·· ... ml "aHat1lm a . look1n8l.''l'r) b11 till' part l l tht· world\ to p..rankl'<l pla)l·r. afkr \he 1kk..1tl.'d \\ ctd(' fi.{J 6-2 an 1lw \c.'\ ond round I lll'\d,H \(·1 o ntl cw.·cd1•tJ < IHI\ I "l"rl l.lo)d. rt.'· 1urn1ng to the to urnamc nt c 11rn11 for thi: ti ht ttmc 1n 11vcr three month,, won a tir\I ro und battle with fk,l·rlv Mould nf \outh \lnta. 6-2. 6-' ··1 v.a<1 pit-a~ that I wa<, \.\-tnn1ng po1nt'i n m~ ~r>e ··..aid l lmd v.hu put :l\tdc her wooden r.ll kc l for <l mid \I/( araph1t~ moc.kl I \\Int 10 u~ m \ \<.'r"c: J'i 3 weapon 111\lt'ad of JU'1U'itng11 to 'i\an nil thl' pi11n1 S i m s KOs Ponce • RES FDA (AP) -\\alte r \mic. of "Jorth Holl)""ood kn()("ked n u1 Fnnqul' Ponl.'e ut H ou ton 11 tht end of the fourth round Tucsda)' ntaht 10 their hghtwe1~hl tx>ut 4Chf'du~ for I 0 round\ at ( huck Landi\ <. ounlf)' Juh. 1m~. 20. now hac, a 11-1 ~ord with c1&ht knockouts whtlc P oM."t. 24. fell to 7.4 Both fi&h&cn wc1ahed I 3S pounds. Th~ ere no knockdowns. Reftttt Vince Otlpdo 5IOP~ the bOut as the tounh round wu end1n1 b«auSt Ponce. -.u abM.>rbin rcmcnJOlH punithmcnt. \ , ~ _./ 1'1111\ L l>WYEH 1llORNE) Vdllt:y Springs. Caltfornia rhl''ICrveandm)'COUrt\jXCdarl'l\\Oall'd\ f>ol ''i'd .• w.~y fc•bruary Mrs Dwyer was a former that I h a'c 10 "ork on ti I t•xpt.'rt to tx·at Ill l!IH I 111 \';nrnuvt>r, rl-stdem ofCust.a Mesa &r- Marttna." <:.aid the 29-~car-old ~~ho \\!I' \\'."h1n~t1111 Shl· 1s i.urvavro v1l·es will IX' ht'ld. Friday (J-6 against Navratilova 1n 198'\ 11\. lwr hu ... band. Don, 24.1984 c1l 10 AM al l'ac1f1t· Lloyd fac es a second-round mull h d.1u,.:litl·1 1',1tsy L. K u lll'' Vw"' Memorial Park. 3500 Wednesday with 16-year·old C arlln~ •11 L.ik1· r:1 ... m11rt• Cahforrua Pat·1fic: Vt<'W ?ri v~, N~w- Ha 'i!>Cll of( anada. who c~tcndcd tht· Nt> ~ r port &-at·h l 1:1t·1ftt• View 'iced to three M'!S an thl'ir uni~ nwe11ng .1 Mortuary. 644 2700 year ago HARBO" LAWN-MT. OlfVI llJN RJCll "1aH<1t1lma \\ho rl'turnl'd from a Mortuary• C.metety HOB.k:HT GEORGE 15-da) la)OfT M onda) when she poll\ht•d 16~;~s~!~'Xve HINRIC H . b o rn April ufT Nanq \ l'argan 6. 1. 6-~ 111 a fir, I ruund Costa Meu ll.191 :.! in Canada. pa!'.'!<'d match. :tllnwcd Wade. 'lM. onl) 10 point' in ~0-555• ,1wuy f(·hruary 15.1984 in the fi~l \l'l of T UCW3\o ·~ m :uc h I New purl Bt.-at:h Mr Hmrll'h Fabi enters Indy 500 race INl>I \-\i \POI I\ (o\P) -Tc:u rat,. of ltah 1\ ll\tl'd ,i<, thl' dn"cr of onc of fiH· ndc1111o nal c ntnc.-!> an th1\ H'M'\ In d1anapoll'I \()() r<h t' l nd1<1nap0li1, Motor "if)l'edwn ~ 11ffil •ale, ~1d Fab1. who hold'I t he one-lap and four la p Tl'COrd11 at thl' ~00. will drtH on~ of two lll'W Marl·h C O\wunh' c ntc.-rcd l ut'.'\da} h> f or~)lh Ranng Inc ofWhcchn1t. Ill A.l'lo cntl•rcd were two ( R (. ( hl'ml(al ~pc<.1als h\-the J\ll .. ( Morak' C o Int of naht1m. O ne '' a n'°w March·< o\worth for rookie Al H olben of Wamnaton Pa Th(' 01hcr t o 1982 March.Cosworth for which no dnver has bttn named The fafih e ntry announced wa a Pan Elettronicc, 1983 M arch .COS\\Onh owned by 8 .f' Pace R.mna Inc. of Webster. ' Rookie C huc k C 1pnch of 8urdctt. N ' waa h1tcd a• lhl' driver F1b1 It'd the field for tbt fi~t 23 la~ ol la t )Cir' SOO but ~Cf\l 10 the \tdclinu after 47 la ••th ' ttfui11n• pm ms PIERCE BROTHEAI BELL B~OADWAY MOR)IJARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 U L TZ ClERGEROH SMITH & TUTHILL Wl!STCllff CHAPEL 427 E 171h St Costa Mt"' 6•6 <)371 PACIFIC VllEW MEMORIAL PAAK Ceme1e1y • Mortuary Chtpel • Cremt1ory 3SOO Pecrft( View Otr,,. Newport Beach 84• 2700 ' wm kt 'ti for I ti vc-an.. for Ois- m•y land as a Mll·ro Wt>ldt·r. hl' ('rt'&.lt'd tht> g las.st-s on the bears in Bc·ar Country .lam bo n •c•. 1h1• W a l k i ng C hnstlrnls • Trt't', the gold lear an the Small World, aoo the• lhunnwr Ht'.,.d, ttle tram on 1 h\• hu'4.~ und the sl.ar • Hop the Big Chris tmas Tree He 1i. i.urvav<'d by h11 dl!UffhWr , P:11 Nordquest ot Costo Mese. dau1hlcr, Barbara Jonn and ht>r hut· band, Wendell o r Costa Mt•i.ll, aj tc>r, Catherine l.csl<'y and h 1r hullbMd. JO!M'ph of Orlando, Ftortda; brotht"'r. Wiiliam 0 Hlnrlc:h nd w1h·. Onrothy o{ llo ll•ndall• Fl nd . arand· 90Ni, Robttrl While, wm •m Sll~ nd F.dward Nor· dqu t, .ir•nddauahlua. Amyl lll , Pf•ntY Ann Nordqunt and J nnlf ~r Nordqu t Funeral rvk wcrt ht<ld S.1turtiAy, Ftbru- ary ur.1984 IU Pnu(lt' Va w M murual Park, N~wp011 h CA P•:ift1• Vtcw Maru.w· • Din .I 4 NIUC fl>TlC£ NIUC HOTtCC OUiNQa COUNTY FICTJTIOUI eU .. Nlll IUl"l .. .aft C°""T NAMie 8TATIMIHT 100 Clo/Jo c.,, ... Or. W"I The IOllOWlng pertOlll art doing hnta Ana. CA. '2701 butlnu• u Plalnllf1 MARGARET S 6UR0AI( CAL COM FINANCIAl Sl:R OlfeM•nt DONALD ROB!RT vices 14() I Beyti~ [)fhlt Unit G SUAOAK Corona d01 Mar CA n82S CaM No 022SSM John 9r9¥Ntl' 1401 8aylld• Ort~ t UMMONt Unit 0 Corona del Ma1 , CA G2825 NOTtCll You MW. bMn wed, Thia bullnffs 11 conducted 0y a TIM~ f'NY dieckt. teafMI Jo.I llm119<1 p.,1ner1h1p •lf"°'1t fowt Mint ,_..,d IHl ... t John 9rtwtt oenttal ptrtner rou r"fM"'d wlttlln to dap. "Md fhl1 stat.men! w11 hlecl w1lh the the lnt«maUon Mtow. County Clefk 01 Orang• County 011 II you wish to M4* the 1dvloe of Feb 8. 186• tn lllC>fney In th1a mlllfi. you "2'11''3 ahOvld do so p1omplly t0 that your Pubtc1P1e<1 O•anr co~•' oauy 1111r111tn 111ponM. II any. may ~ Pilot Ftb 16 22. 2 M1rch 7 1984 lilod on lime 924 84 A VllOIUlle<I ha lldo ~min· dade El trlbuma, led• declldtr con• tra Ud. aln audlencl1 a menoe que ------------ Ud. r"POf\da dlntro di » dfaa. POOLIC NOTICE L•• la lnformaeton .-ele~ 1------------ lf 1ou •i.h lo ...it t"-l!dYtc. of FICTITIOUS BUllNEH an attOfne, In ...... matte.. JCMI NAME STATEMENT 11'1o411d do ao promptt1eothlt10Uf Tne follOwmg ,,_son, are doing written reeponH. If an1. "''' ti. bualness u tiled Oft tlm.. SIERRA PACIFIC 2698 Aeclland• ti Uated di ... eofklltar el con· Drive Costa Mesa Ca 92627 Mjo di un abogado .., ••I• aa¥n· Gary S Kalus 2698 Aldlafld• 01 to, d1b1rla h a cerlo In · Costa Mna. Ca 92627 mldlatament•, di "'a mlftlla, au This business is conducreo by nn r"pve•t• •tctlla. at tier atouna. 1ndll11dua1 puede .. , reglatl'9da. tlempo. GARY s KALUS 1-TO THIE blF!NDANT! A c lvll This Slatement was hied Wllfl th• oomptalnt hn been flied br the County Clerk ol Orange County on palntltt 119aln•I yov. If you wleti to Jan 13 1984 ~t.nd thl• lawault, rou muat. F23590I wlttlln 30 days elllf thc1 summon• PubflSl'led Orange Coast Dally is served on you hie wllh this court P1101 Feb 8 15 22 29 1984 a wtinen response 10 the complaint 1n 84 Unless you do your delaull w1u be enleutd on apphca11on ol the plain- 1111 afld this court may enltt a 1udgement against you for the 1ehel demanded m the complaint. w1'1rcn could result en garn1shmen1 ol wages. talung ot money or proptt1y or other 1ellel requested en the com- plarnr Dated Oct 27 1983 LEE A BRANCH, Clerk By J Y HYATT Deputy BUSH, BUSH 6 LARSEN 10081 Talberl AH., • 300 Fovnl•ln Veller. CA. t270I 714·9M ....... 1 Puohshed Orange Coast Daily Prlo1 Feb 8 15 22 29 198• PmllC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The lollowlng persons ace OOtng t>useness as MOlHERS HERE. 90 I Oo~e Street Suite 280 Newport Beach Ca 92660 Joyce May Sparks 1820 I Baybe•r}> Way Irvine Ca This b1Js1ness cs conduct eel by un end1111dual Joyce M SpclfkS This statement was Med with 1he County Clerk of Orange County on ITA'TfMCNT OI' M~ •NT O' UU CW IJICTmOUI eut•ll ..... 1 he•~~ peraon1 have aben- donecl lhl UM Of IM '1c11tloul 9uai- ,,... Namt JOYCE Sl!Ll'1 SHOU. 3333 Bt11iot. Col1A Mela. Ca ~·28 1M llcltblt blitln41M name r• terred to et>ov9 was flied on Octo- blf T. tN3 ln the County Of OrfU'IOtl. O<iglnel 'Ile No F228"3 Stan Levy. Inc 2G34 NOflll Ntom• Str..t, Durblnlt, Cell! 91504 f hll bull.MN wu conclucied by t corPQftllOn Sten L•vy Inc Stan Ltvy. President PubUthld 0<61199 Coall Diiiy PllOI Fib .c. 11 . 18, 25. 1G84 Thi• I• • corrMtld publtut'- trom o.c. n . '°· 11N, Jllft. .. , .. 1... 8$97-~ . PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUI BUl lNEll NAME ITATl!Ml!NT Too 1011ow1ng peraons art dOlng 1>us1nest 111 JIRO INV(SlMENT COMPANY. 939 w Bay. Balboa. CA 926et John Orth LH. 939 W Bay. Bl lboa CA 92156 I Belly Buckley Lee, 939 w Bay. Balboa. CA 9266 t Terrence Michael Lee. 944 Azalea. Costa Mesa CA This business 1s cooduct9d by I general partne,,h1p Jonn O Lee This s1a1emen1 was Hied with the County Clerk 01 Otange Co~mly on Jan 20 1984 FUMM Put>llshed Orange Cout Dally P1IOI Feb 15 22 29 Maren 7, 1914 918·84 POOLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE 0' PERSONALPROPl"TY TO HIGHEST BIDDE" 806-84 January 19 1984 No11ce 1s hereby grven thll bld1 well be received fo1 sale lo the high· esr bedder or the lotlowlng uMeen <Slelared S<Jrplus 10 lhe needs of the Coa11 Community College O.strict F2JM07 t 11 1983 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Published Orange Coast Daily SUPREME POOLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The lolloweng persons are doing buscness as DALLAS BURGERS 1881 Birch St Suite J. Newpo11 Beach Ca 92660 Men Ozutkan 14 We11por1 Irvine. Ca 927 14 This business cs conducted by an endcvldual MEAIOZUTKAN This statement was liled with the County Cletk ot Orange County on Feb 3 t984 F2379M Pubhsned Orange COISI Daily Piiot Feb 15. 22. 29 March 7 1984 961-8.C ~UC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ST A TEMENT The tolloweng persons are doeng business as GREAT LOOKS 100 I W Stevens :: 259 Santa Ana Ca 92707 Miiite Wilson Palmer. 100 1 W Stevens. =259 Santa Ana. Ce 92707 This business •s conduc1ed by an 1ndl111dua1 MILLIE W PALMER This statement was filed wllh the County Cle<k ol Orange County on January 30. 1984 F2372t2 Put>llshed Orange Cont Deely Prlol Jan 30 1984 PU8LIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE GTD NO: 1573·A RE: Brian 960·8• YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST OA TED. MARCH 22, 1183. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB· LIC SALE. If YOU HEED AN EX· PLANA'{ION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. GUARDIAN TRUST DEED SEA· VIC ES a corporallon as duly 8P· pointed Trustee under lhe fotlowcng described deed of trust WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH or as set forth rn Section 2924h ol the C11111 Code. a1111gh1 1111e and 1n1erea1 conveyed to and now held by II under said Ot!ed of Trusl rn 1he property herecnatter described TRUSTOA Gary W B111n BENEFICIAAY Fred G Ball. a matr1ed man RECORDED April 5 1983 es In· ~l•umenl Number 83· 1' 1612 of 01· ltccal Records •n tne office of the Recorder of Orange County Said Deed of lrust. descrct>es the tollowcng property Loi 71 ot Trac1 No 1112. 1n tne City ol Costa Mesa. as per mai; recorded In book 50 pag95 32 thru 36 Miscellaneous Maps. 1n the olhce ol lhe Counly Recorder ot said Counly EXCEPl T~OM all 011 gas minerals and Other nydrocart>ons. below 1 depth ol 500 feet withoul the nght ol surface entry as reserved 1n instruments ol record MAY ALSO BE KNOWN AS 2089 Stale Avenue. Cosll Mesa CA 92627 (II a street address or common cleslgnalion 11 snown above, no warranty Is given as to 111 complete· nesa Of correctnessl The t>cmeftclary under Hid Deed of Trusl. by reason ot a breach or delaull 1n lhe obllgallons securl<I tnereby neretofore executed tnd delivered to the undetS1gned a wnl· ten Oeclarauon of Detaull and De· mand for Sale and wmten nollce of breacil and ol etecllon to eauH lhe under11gned to sell Hid properly 10 sausfy sard ot>11g1tlon1 and lhtte· atter the undetsigned c.uMd aatd no11C41 of breach and of eteetron 10 be Recorded June 9, 1983 111 Instru- ment Numt>e< 83·243553 of aa1d Of· frc1at Aecords Said sale will be made. bul with<>Yt covenant or warranty, IK· pr... or tmpued. regardlni! Utll, PottlNIOn. Or 11\CU"'bfancet 10 pay the remlllll~ prl~ IUll'I Of the no11(•) MCured by Mid Oe.d 01 Trutt. wlttl lft*81f H In Mid nott prov•d.O. ldvances. II anyJ u~ the 1erm1 ol wd Deed Of Trv.t • f .... ChlfOet and ••pen-of 1"- T ruat .. and ol th.9 INSll CtH ll<I b'f 1111d Deed of Tru11 Said tall w111 bl Mid on W9dnee- day. M.,cti 1•. t~ •• tt 00 AM at the Concotd StrMt eo11ance 10 1ri. building 1ocate<1 11 t570 Euc 17111 StrMt Santa An• CA 97701 rrie t0111 al\'IOUf\t 01 the 11npald balance Of IM ObllOel'Ofl "'Vied 1>1 MIO ~y IO ~ told, IOQ41tntf ••th lnttretf. 1111 Chargea and "'wnettel c:o.ta ••penMt. and advl~. n OI the 0111 htfeof II Sl&4509 Oal ~t>ruary t4. 1N4 OUAAOIAN TAUSl DfED SCA· VIC.ES ·~•tlOn. .. MIO fNtlM ly Wtl<to A HNg Pf~I 1170 taet 17th SttMI, Sulla C 8tnt1 An1. CA 9110 t (1141541-7117 Publltl*I Or~ COMI 0..111 Ptlol ho aa. H. Mateh 1. , • ._. t(IOl.a4 P1101 Feb 15 22 29 March 7 198• Sale bids will l>e opened and pub· 9 10·8• hcly reael aloud at 10 30 1 m , lhu1sday. Ma1ch 8 1984 In the con· terence Room of the 01strlel Admin· PUBLIC NOTICE 1stra11on Bu11d1ng 1370 Adam• Av· enue Costa Mesa, Callfornl1. All bids must be dellveted to the olllce NOTICE OF ol the Director ol Purchasing at lhe TRUSTEE'S SALE above address p11or to Iha time .. , PFC NO. 73821 lor tne opening to be at1g1ble lor YOU ARE 1H DEFAULT UNDER A cons.1dera11on Late bids cannot ~ DEED°' TRUST, DATED MAY 11, accepted 1112 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTIOH Proposal IO<m' ano comptell Ill· TO ,_.OTECT YOUR PROPERTY. Sl•uchons may be obtained II lhe IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC Pu1chaseng Department of lhe Ott· SALE. IF YOU HEED AN EXPLA· rr1ct at lhe above address FOf ad- HATION Of THE NATURE OF THE a11tonal cnlorm111on or lnspec11on PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, appocntmen1 c1ll Shannon 8 YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· McCarthy (7141432-5754 YER. ~ The Board reserves the right to re- On March 7 1984 a1 10 30 A M 1ect anytor all bids 01 to waive any PEELLE FINANCIAL COAPOA· 11regula11ty or 1nlorm1ltly In lhe bid· ATION as duly appointed l1u5lee ding Tne vehicle 1s sold In an "11 under and pursuant 10 Deed ol is/where is condition The COHI Trust recorded May 18 °1982 as Community College Oistrle1 mak• 1ns1 No 82· 171531 ol Oll1c1al Re-no guarantee wn1ten Of impli9d, as corels en Ille olficl' 01 1t1e Counly 10 the cond11ton of any llem(a) Recorder ot Orange County Cah Payment 1n lull must be made within lorn1a WILL SEll Al PUBLIC AUC 1our1een t l4) calender dlYI after TION TO HIGHES T BIDDER FOR notice ol acceprance of bid and lhe CASH CASHIER S CHECK OR ctem must be removed lrom lhe Dit- CEATIFIEO CHECK (payable at time trtCt tac1h1y w1th1ng a reasonable of sale 1n lawful money ot ll'le Uncled time m1Jtually agreed upon S1a1es1 on the steps ot the Newport This not1Ge 1s 1n accordance wl1h Beacn City Hall 3300 Newport Sec11on 81•50 ol the California Blvd Newporl Beach CA all rignt Ed1Jca11on Code CORAELLAN J. trlll' and inlerest conveyed to ana THOMPSOl'I now held by 11 under said Deed ol Exec Vice Chancellor Trust 1n the prol)8rly sllualed m o;111e1 8ualness Allalra County anel State desct1bed as Coast Community COiiege Di1trlct PARCEL 1 urur ; % as s11own Pubhshed Orange Coatl Oally PllOI and descrcbe<l 1n the Condom1n1um February 22 29. 1984 103&-aA Plan recordeel on Jul) 1 1980 1n Book 13652 Page 1360 ol Olf1c1a1 Records ol said Coun1y PARCEL 2 AN UNDIVIDED 1 32na 1n1e1est as a 1enant en com- mon 1n the lee 1n1eres1 en and to tne Common Area of Lot 3 ol Trac1 No 10343 as per Map !tied en Book •63 Pages 9 to 12 encluscve ot Mis cellaneous Maps Records of .,a1<1 Coun1~ as such 1e1m is Clel inea 1n lhe art•Cle enltlle<I DEFINITIONS of Tne Oec1ara11on ol Covenanls Cone111eons anel Ae5tr1c1eons Re· corded 1n Boo~ 13652 Page 1116 of Olf1c1a1 Records \The Oeclar a hon 1 an<! an·( amene1men1s there· 10 EXCEPTING THEREFROM UNITS 73 TO 104 INClUSIVE LOCA TEO THEREON PARCEL 3 EASEMENTS as Sel lorth 1n the Secltons entclled CEA· T AIN EASEMENTS FOR OWNERS and SUPPORT SElTLEMENT ANO ENCROACHMENT ol the Article ent1lleel EASEMENTS ol the Oecl11rat1on PARCEL 4 EASEMENTS a~ such ebsemenls are particularly set torth en the Arllcfe enlltled EASE MENTS Of The Oeclarotton ot Covenants Condcllons and Aeslllf" hons recorded 1n Boot. 1 I 766 Page 420 (Tne ~ster Oeclo11u 1on ) uneler tne secnon Headings en SIKh Arltcle enlllled as follows OWfRS RIGHTS ANO DUTIES UTLITIES ANO CABLE TELEVISION S UP· POAT ANO SETlLEMENT EN CAOACH MENl and COM· MUNIL TY FA CILITIES EASE MENT APN; 937-55-095 lf\JSIO• BONNIE Mc8ARRON an unmamed woman 8nd THOMAS NAJOOWSKI a single man RE COAD OWNER NED L Ol THOf'F and MARY E Ol THOFF The street address ano Olher common deS1gna11on 11 any 01 lhe real p1opert'.)I descrcbed abovl' c:! purported lo t>e 25 Wooctlern Irvine CA Tne underscgned Trustee 111s· claims any habrhly for any 1ncor1ec1 ness ot 1he street address and other common Cles19na11on 11 any shown her em Said sale will t>e made. t>ul wcthout covenant 01 warranty e11· press or implied. regarding 11t1e. poness1on. or encumbrances 10 pay the unpaid balance of the no1ecs1 aecured by Hid Deed or Tru51 plus H p1ovtded en said nore(sl advances. 11 tny under the t8'ms of said OMd ol l1ust fM1 ch1rges and expenses of lhe Trustee and ol the trusts created by said Oee<l ot Trull At lhe hme of the 111111a1 pubh· cation 01 1hta notice the tot•I amount ol the unpaid balance ot tne obllgatron secured by the 1b0v• de 11eribed deed 01 trust and estimated cott1 111penses 1nd advances 11 $123 49277 Th• blnelrctary und1r slMfe 11teculed and dllt¥1f9d to tne undeuigned • writ ten o.ctaratlon 01 Defau11 ano 0.- "'•nd tor Sale and a w11111n Nottt;• of o.taull an<! Etac:llOf'I 10 Seit The undlfMOfled cauMd aatd NotiQI ol Olfaull Md Ei.ct1on IO Sf'll to M recoroeo tn the county whfor• lhe rM I prOPlfly 11 locattd Party cond"'llng .ale PEELl.E FINANCIAL COAPOA· ATION 197 £ lo(am11ton Avt • 202 C1mp1>111 CA 06008 PhOf'le t•Otl 888 8888 D111 r11>n1ary 1 1084 Pl!ELLC r1NANCIAL COAPOA A TION T ruat" 8)' V11gtn1a ~· Throct.morton VICI Prllldanl Published OfangrCo1~1 D-11y P1I01 Feb 15 2~ 29 1984 -------1n•e1•pen•alve• "(1n tk ~ 11v1 n<11 nigh 1n p rtce1 reeaonebte, c1 .... neo ...,,.. .ovwt19fflg -· Claumect Advaru11119 &42·6878 POOLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S I ALI Loen No. 79-~/L.al T.S. No. H·1t20T UNIT CODE H SUPERIOR TITLE SERVICE, INC. 11s Cluly appoenteo Trustee under the lollow•ng described deed ol truat Will SELL Al PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIOOEA FOR CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL CODE SECTION 2G24h (pay· abte at tile time or Hie lfl lawful money 01 the United Stat•) 111 r1gh1 hlle and cnternt conveyed to and now held by II unde< said Oe.d ol Trus1 1n the property h8'llnaf11r descnbed TAUS TOR AONAlO 0 LEE BENEFICIAR Y UNION FEDERAl S AVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIA· llON RECORDED Aprcl 21 , 1981 la Instr No 24199 1n Book 14027 page 306 ot Ot11e1a1 Records In the office ol lhe Recorder ol Orange County said deed ol trust describes the lollowcng A leasehold interest In and to Iha IOllOWll'IQ Lot 3 of Traci •8G2, In the City ot Newi><>rl Beach. County Of Orange State ol Calllom11, u pel' map recorded 1n bOOll 180, Paget 2• 10 26 1nc1u11ve . m11ceOall90ll• maps 1n Ille office of lhe County Recorder ol said County VOU ARE IN DEF.AULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATEO April 1e. 1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD Al A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NA TURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER 2652 Bas!lwood S1ree1. Newport Beach, CA (II a s1ree1 eddreu Of common designatcon 01 propeny le lhown above, no warranty 11 given .. 10 111 completeness Of correctneu) .. Tht beneflCtary under 1aiy, heretofore executed and delivered to the undersigned • writ· ten Oeclarallon of Default and De- mand lor S11e. and written not~ ol b<eaeh and or etec:Oon to c9UM Ille ufldersignecl lo Mii Hid pr~1y 10 sauaty said ob1tgatt0n1, and t,,.,. alter the underSIQned cauMd MIO no1iee of breach afld of 11eet1on to be rec0<cle0 November •. tG83 at lnw No 83·•8g247 ol Offlelal ,... cords 1n lhe olllc• of the ~ordet of Orange County. . .. S11d .... Wiii M made. !>lit without covenant or werranty. 111- preu or Implied. regtrdl~ llllt possession. Of encumbranon. 10 pay the re"'t1n1ng prlnelPal l4Jm of lhe notl(•I teevreo by Hid dMd of Truat with 1nttret1 ••In Mid not• provided odvancn, If any. under the tarms of H id Deed ol ttvll. 1 ... ch81QU. and t•PI" ... Of the T rvSIM Ind ol the tru11• CfMl9d by .. Id o.td of l rusl S110 sate w111 bl held on Thur• d1v Ma<Cfl 8 1984 at 2 00 p m at lhe Chapman Avenue entr~ to tht CMc Center &unotng. 300 E.ut Chipman Ave • Or1nge. CA Al fhe time ol the lnltlal put>fl· uhon of thl.1 nota. the tot11 •mount ot the unpaid balance of tt\11 obn911t1on lllCUred by the ·~ct•· tcrlbtd dMCI of IN.II anct •tlm•lecl COSIS, Upelllff, and advanc.t II Ml7.•09 82 The total tndet>t9d"-t bel~ tin 11ma11 on wtllen tht ~bid la com«Med may bl ot>ltined by eal Ing (71•1 t37·0tH or (2 tl) 021-4145 IN Oty ~ tt1oe Nie Dated F ruary 7, tN• IUPlRIOA TITlt! • AVICC INC H Nies Truet• ' !y t 0 SEAVICC COMPANY. Oy af\cl Arm9nta Altla18111 r1t1ry One Clly 81\/d IN•t, Ofange. CA tlil&IS ffl4)t3M2H Pw llMnld Or MIQ4I P11Qt f'IO t& 21. 21, ttM l ........ ,I P\llt.IC fl'lllCC "CTlTIOUI IU ... U NAMI ITA TOllWT Tne lollOWr"ij PtflOnl lft OOtnQ butlOCU U MUA PACIFIC "NANCIAL 4$00 c ampus Of Sutt• ~'' N9wp0n BIW\. Cl 92&80 SPB INC . 4500 Ca~t Of , suite 2 t8 Newoort a.aen ca 112660 rt111 bu9'ne11 11 conctvc1ec1 by 1 corpor111on SPO, IHC F Pav! IYnktt PrH Th•I 111191Tlenl was ftled """I\ 1fle C.ount~ Cleric ot Ofai~ °°"nty on Jen 13 1984 '23.seot P11bltatled Orange COHI Daily P1101 Feb 8 1S 22 29 1984 771·84 P\B.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUI IU81NHI MAMI ITATIMENT The tollowi"ij pe<sona are dOlng Dullness as A· 1 PARKING IOS42·44 Bechler River Avenue. Fountain Valley. Ca 92708 Jerry Jame• M11r1e11 1S9J8 Las f'torts F'ovnllon \lllley Calilornoe 92108 This ou11ness os con<JucttO by an 1nC11¥1dual • .Wry J11nes Ml\{1eH Thi• statement was file<) woth Iha County Clerk ol Orange County on January 20. 1984 FZJMtl Published Orange Coast Daily P1lol F•b IS. 22. 29 Marcil 7 1984 914 84 MllC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREOtTOAS OF BULK TRANSFER Notice Is hereby goven 10 the Credltor5 ol West•rn 01g1111 Cor- poration, Trensletor(s) whose bus1- nen address 1s 244~ McCabe Way Irvine. County of Oranoe State ot Ca11lorn1a tllal a bulk transter os abOUI to be made lo Chase Com- merClllll Corpor1111on, Transleree(sl whose business address 1s 800 W1lst11re Blvd . Los Angeles. County 01 Los A"ijeles. State of Cahforn1a The properly to be 1ren1ferred are lotlle<I at 3 128 Red Hill. Costa Mesa and 244S McCabe Way Irvine respecttv.iy both on lhe County of Ofa099. State of Cah- tornia es on Exl\1bll A hereto VENOOA.OEICRIPTION INTEGRATED AIR. LAMINAR FLOW STNS, SI N 16075 16076, J t28 Red Hiii, Costa Mesa MICAOCOMPONENT Tech- nology ELEVATED TEMP llC HANDLER SIN 21183 3128 A9d Holl Cos1a Mesa TAl·MEA. FAN/SEPARATOR SIN 26 15 3128 Red Hill Costa Mesa INDUSTR I AL A IR IN GERSOll·AAND ROT ARY COM· PRESSOA SIN 292230 3128 Red HLll, Costa Mesa MICAO CO MP O NENT ELEVATED TEMP IC HANDLER, 3128 Red Holl Costa Mesa TECHNOLOGY SIN 2901 J 128 Red Hill. Costa Mesa MEGATEST 2 08000 LSI TEST SYSTEMS W/MICROHOST COM- PUTER SIN 123t6 13601 3128 Aed Hill, Costa Mesa PACIFIC WESTERN 2 AUTO· MATIC WAFER PRO BERS WI ACCESSORIES SIN 25670481. 25700481. 3128 Red Hiii Co&1a Mesa STANDARD MICAOSYSTEM, FDM 4 LOAN BOARDS USED W/08000 MEGATESTER 3128 Red Hill. Costa Mesa OATM . A UTO MA TIC HYDRAULIC DA TM BAR. 3 128 Reel Holl, Costa Mesa OO·All PACIFIC, SURFACE GRINDING MACHINE• S I N 357·8 l -627 J 128 Red Hill Costa Meu SOLITEC. JET BRUSH SCRUB· BEA SIN 812574 3128 Red Holl Cosle Mesa ADCOTECH AU TOMATIC ~AAKER DYER DRYER WI ACCESSORIES SIN 30126-0J 3128 Red Hill Costa Mese HAMILT O N ElEC TAO M88KMACSHI DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM 32MB DISK PASCAL MULTI-USER 24.45 McCabe way lr1t1nt, CA HEWLETT PACKARD GRAPHIC PLOTTER SIN 205tA00154 2445 McCaoe Way. 1rv1ne. CA MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT CORP . MERCURY PROBE. SIN J93·289. 3128 Rad Holl, Costa Mesa AANSCO I N DUSTRIES . THERMAL SHOCK CHAMBER. 2445 McCabe Way. lrv(ne CA CANON. 5 PLA·501FA PROXIM- ITY ALIGNERS SIN 004748 SIN 101986 SIN 1021020. SIN 103 1046 SIN 1031068. 3128 Red Hiii Costa Mesa DISCO AUTO DICING SAW SI N OB·077J 3128 Red Hill Costa Mesa INTEGRATED AIR LAMINAR FLOWS, 3128 Red Hiii Costa Mesa OUANlRONIX, Model 803 MIRT WIB & W TV MONITOR SIN 72. 3128 Aeo Hill Co••• Mesa ASM. lTO UPCVO 4 TUBE FUANANCE SIN J2:l 33J 323. 3128 Red Hill Cos11 Mesa EATON·KASPEA ION IM· PLANTER. MOL 200 MC·A Model. SIN 146. 3128 Red Holl. Coa1a Mesa EATON·KASPER WAFER CODER W/3 TRACK SPINNER SIN 050·031·007A, 051 OJI 013S 051·031·0 14S 051-031 015S Jl28 Red Hilt Costa Mesa BOLLINGER & ASSOC. EN- VIAOSTATS FOR WAFER & MASI< FAB, 3128 Red Hill, Cost• Mesa 'APPLICON. APPUCON DESIGN & PAOCESSIN SYSTEM SI N 26380, 2445 McCabe Wey Irvine. CA EATON. 3 TRACK WAFER SCRUBBER SIN 050·03 I ·006R OS1-031·010WS 0Sl·03l 011WS 05l-031·012WS 3128 Red Hill, Colla Mesa FAIRCHILD SENTRY SERIES 20 SYSTEM, SIN 20 16. 3129 Red Hiii Coat• Mesa • APPLICON. TABLE TIZER SIN 8103·36•. 2445 McClbfl Way. lrvlnt, CA VARIANtEXTAION, WAYflOW RETROFIT FOR 200·20 MACHINE •56. 3128 Red Hiii Co11a Me .. AOCOTECH MD600E AUTO MARK DAYER SYSlEM SIN 31027-05 31211 Rect 11111 coeu1 M ... SIEMENS, 72S jtASIC SYSTEM. SI N 305. 3129 Rad Hiii COlll Mt1 .. PAClftlC WESTERN. 'l PnOBt II SV.S TEM S S I N 262lOM1126400781 3 128 A9d Holl CottaM..- MEGA TEST 08000 LSI TEST SYSTEM 3121 Atd Hill Costa M ... ACCTEST ACCUTEST MODEL 300, 3128 A.c! Hiii Cost• Mu• Slid properly It deterlbeO In gen· .,Ill 11 m1ecell0"90IJS production end tecMICal menulac:turlng equip· rMnl and goodwill ol ltl•t menulec· 1vr1no t>utlne." 11oown as W"ttfn 0i01tal Corpot1t1on Ind toeatad 11 244& ~abl Way lr'ilM County of Ofllll99 State ol C11tf0tn1a TM bulk tr.,,altr shaM bt ton eumm t9d on or alt• ,.,. 79111 da~ Of F9t)wery 1984 •• 1'l 00 II Wat .,n 01gn11 Corpor11t1on 2U 5 M'Cabe Way. lfVIMI Coon11 ol Ot •"QI' ltl•I• Of rellf"ft'lit So far u l!Mwn lo lfle Tran•· lor91(st 141 bllllntte namu and IO· dr liNd by Tren•l«Of1al IOt ,,.. lhr• r.et• lut patf. If• ..,,,. ted •twuerr 14, t • CHAI.! COMMC"CIM CORPO-.· AOON tOO Wit.,,.,.. I011 ... 1rd 1.0t A"te~i CA 9007 I Alln A l., "°"IJ ll'vblllh«t Ota.not Cont l>elly f'llot 'ab H .29 ttfl I •f>'t4't -- ---------------- Orange Cout DAILY PILOTIWedneadaY1 F9bruary?2. 1984 08 Ml.IC ltOTIC! OtllMtQI C~ 'ICTITIOUI llUIMlll rtetl-t..,_ Miii•• MO'ftCI Of' --PM:TmOUe IMl .... I CW.... I •'"NC>tt COURT NJ.Ml ITA,..iff um ITAWr ,.....,.... MU NMm ITATDIUfT •CCMB ....... ,... fOO C1¥1c CettMJ Or. w... Tn. fOUOW~ per~.,. ooing TM foiclw"'IJ ~••doing Te • ..__ fM I011oWW'o9 DertOnt If• OOinO •TMl I T NO. t.nta Ane.,CA.12701 buJintU.. ~.. YOUAM .. ~MA.TUNDRltA ~.. .. • ._ Pettllonar HAENGIMPARI< M8 INVfSTMfHTI UOO {Al INTl .. NATIONAL CO"· OID>OPT8UITOATWD~fl. DATA TAANSFO .. MATION, , ....... VMll.a7 Aeapond.,,t YONG Sll( KIM M.ICA.rthut Blvd SUite 3:io ....,_ RHl>OND&HCI SCHOOLS (I) ,-., UINL.lal YOU T~I ACTI091 77t·A Seon Piece, Coete MeM Ce MOTIC8 Ofl D9MLT CaM No D 219194 pott Beach CA t2NO ' ICS·NfWPOATIPACIFIC HIG.t TO "'°"C'T Y0CM "°"fA'1 9't21 AllD llLalCTICM TO ~ ==:~~::;' LA•> °" L!:~1£1AT~~~~·;:2 Cl""Y ~=s~Vo.~;gl~~"/'8: ~:==~~t~no. P:,i:. ~:.nca7~~\,Scot• llU.C::.,CllllD NOflCll y.., ""• ..... ,_. Svaao I( Bact11• 10432 GrON ~ICf; ClHTEA j!l CUS10M· O' THI MATUIH OP TMI Tiiie bu.ineu .. tonducteel by· 11'1 ~MT llOTIC9 n. .-'1 ~ '** ..-.e ,.., Oa.k om .... Santa Ma. CA t2705 ~=s Cf:r~J~ (~~t~ := c~\"g'A i_o:: lnCIMcMl Kamel M Ydt'I c~O:: ::::,: ~"°!: •htw>ut •-'*"I tliHtct ..... fhll bullNIN 11 conduct-' b'I • ..... ION C!NTe~H~THf BARTON -TMa atetem«\t wu ,.._.. wlfll ..... •-.... v--~AYWWT•. IT rou re.pond wtlNfl '°cs.,. Ailed Cltf*al partniarltitp """"' '"'"· ...... """' ._ .. _. the lft'-medein ~. SuMin K Bachtelte 1 99'*et SQtOOL Ill S H PAINTING Stan.an.-CorPotatlOol e Celt-CoUnly ~ Oflf'ige County on MAY M 9CM.D """°"' »fV ll you Wtal\ 10 ... the ~ic. Of pall,. • CENTER (J) NO .. TH AM!AtCAN lortlfe COtPo'allOn .. d'llty llC>· Jtn 20 1 4 C:OUltl' AC'T'K*. mid )O.l "'llJ,... ill lllor09Y In ll\1• matt., yov Ttlit ... ,.,,..., wet llleel With tne SCHOOL Of MOTOACVCL!. .-e. C>Olnled Trv.tee uncMt ,,... fOflowtnQ • ,,.. IM ieo.i rlgrlt to brlfll '°"' ecoeutlt snould Clo so promptly &0 that 'f°"" County Ci.tk of Ofenot County Of'I PAIR (K) HORTH AM(AICAH cNietllbed dted o4 ltutl Wl\.L SEll PuOiittled Ofa1'194J COeel Otilly In good atanding Dy PIYWll eill OI Wflltlfl re•ponH 11 1,.., ... n..~ .. 1 I""'" SCHOOl OF 800KKEfPINO AND AT P"8LIC AUCTION TO TH! PllOt '•b 15 22. ~. Matctl 7, 1N4 """' C>M1 duit ~ p1i11 S*· llled on 1tn~e "' mey ..,... ..,_ ~ ,...,. f1U7 ... ACCOUNTING ILi NORTH AMEfU· HIGHEST8100EA '0" CASH Ot U tlf..64 mltled CMlt Md ~ wlfhln AYllOIUlloOftl,_ CAN SCHOOL 0, A.NIMAL 8CI• Mt fOflh In S.CtlOn 2924h Of lM ttwM monlht from~ 1Mt.e ct-. no-911 oada f'I toobuMa. lede dec:ldtt con-l u"• S10 ·,._,._. eri I Wldlftt EHCES (M) NORTH AMERICAN CNll Code. all right, Ill .. encl lnt., .. t ---... ---1C_W\_f~----UC. 01 default ... r.c«ded. Thia Ira Ud. t lll a~la a flMft09 qua 2A012 CaMe 0. Le ~ SCHOOi. Of CONSERVATK»f (H) ton~ to and now tle4d by II ____ ruuu---""--~----amount 11 .... IM11, •of JrNtMY Ud. '"pof\1141 dilfttro de ao cllM. Leeuna Hlh. C A. raa NOATH AMERICAN SCHOOL OF ~ Mid OMd ol Truat 1r1 the FICTJTIOUe ..,._.. ~*!"', ~~ ~~t ~ ~ t1 L•e la lnt«maeton qua ..... (1fl )........ ORA"ING (0) NORTH AMt"ICAH P'OC*t.'1 '*elfteftet deecolb9d w _,...., -·--··· ...... _, tt r ou wit h to tff41 tti. ed•tc. of PvblltheO Oflr\QI Coest D .. ty SCHOOL OF FIR!.ARMS (Pl TRUSTOA-Sn.trt M lowntel'ld NA .. ITA flOt lla\19 to pey ,._. enth ""'*" d an •ttOtNt In Ihle matt.f, JOU P110t Ftt> 8 15 22 29 1914 ~eA~A~r~::p~~ ~1 • ~=~V Crc>Gker Nationet bu~~:W''l9 l)tlflOftt lft OQlnO f:'::3!slon fuu ~y~~-: tr t hould do to Pfompll'J ao that tout ~l4 NORTH AMERICAN SCHOOL OF Bento. Tf\ltt• lo. 1"9 Gall W Glau DUBIN SPORTS, 123A W &alboa m ... ~ yov '""*C ,..... the written '"pcM\M, H an1, "''r' Iba Bl d s•..._ c• "2••1 • ~, ...,, ftted on tl!M. TAAVEL (RI NORTH AMERICAN! l<revocablt Trvtt •433·710620fi v •uvl. ,. " "" amc>ulll 1111.0 a~. .I U ._.. 1111m•tC NOJll>t SECRET ARIAL SCloiOOL 181 1 Recol'o.d Jvf\9 17, 1983 n onttr Susan Oenntt Dubin. t23A W A"-ttlrM montM from 1ti. d&i. ,..., de ... •ollcllar el con<-rUUL w. NORlloi AMERICAN LEGAL 8~ No. 13-259018 ol Offielal Atcordt in Balboa Blvd 8elb0e. CA t2M 1 ... _,,,_,,.•tiOft of thll OOQ;ment MIO de un •botado tn H t• uvn· T COftdUCltd..., "' ,_,,,...,. '0. deb e ,.. ". c. r I 0 In -NOTICE "* TMllTtn aM.a RET ARIAL SCHOOL. l:M 1 Blteh the otliet of IM Aet0td« ol Of•noe hll bultnest IS .. , .,, (wtlldl dllt ol tecordetlOn eppeera madlatemente, de"'• m_,,.,a. '" lotMI Ne. 1•~0AAY Strtel, N9Wport &eildl, CA t2NO COunly: Mid deed of 1r11t1 des<:rlbet 1nd1v1du11 rw.on), vm.e the ot>llgatJon belnO rHpu.-l a eecrlta, ti hay alolll\I , T.e. N9. K-112t1 I NT EA N AT I 0 NA I. C 0 A· tM IOltOwVIQ P'OS*lY Suaan D Dubin for~ uc>on permltt 1 tonget pv.de.., regltlrM.a a llempo. UNIT COO. H AESPONOENCE SCHOOLS. INC, A CondorntnNITI c:onso111ng ol th41 Tll<1 atattmenl was fitad with the perlOd. you 1'11114 oNr IN~ rtgh1 l ·TO THI RH~NOENT: The MAR VISTA RNANCIAL, INC. 4381 Birch Street. NewOOf1 8Mdl, IOllOwlng County Clerk of OranQe CoullT'/ on 10 etop the fored09iltt b¥ paving' I petltlonef h•• ftted , petition con• as duty ~nlad TrullM IJnd9r UM CA 92MO (1) Unit 120 ol that c•tlln Coo-J8fl<lery 20 19&4 tt'f entltt amount d9nlanded by I I II tall lollOWi"ij dft(:fio.d dMd ol IJUat Thlt bvtl'*-•• COl\dllClad by a dornlnlum projeel desalbed Ill that ,.,.. 'fOIN creditor , ;;n. "e~:::::'!t~n ,:0:..,, := Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION <'orpOtetlon c.tleln Condominium Plan re PubllsheCI Or~ Coat Diiiy To find ovl ttle amount'/°" mu&t IM date thal lhl• aummona .. Mf· TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Judy Ba)'9<1dorfet. AUi S.c cordf»d"' Book 10790, Page 950 ot PtlOI Feb 15. 22. 2 Mardi 7. 1984 pay, or lo 111range tor peym411'11 to Yid on JOU, 1our default may .,. CASH AND/OR THE CASHIERS OR Tl\111t1t•ment -· fileO wllh the Official Record•. In Ille otlict of th41 917-84 atop the fortdotutt. or ltyovr P'oC>-•nler~ and IM court mar enl., 8 CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN County Cltrk of Or1nge County on County Aacora.r of said County ------------any 11 1n lor.clotute lor tny otn.t Jud9"''"'' conlalnl1'19 lnluncllva or CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924tl (pay· Jan 30. 1984 lauctl Plan being hereafter referred P\8.IC NOTICE reuon, contact AMERICAN SAV· otti.r orcte" conc.rnlng dlYlalon Ible at the tome ol U1e ln lawful PU72ill to IS "Ille Condominium Plan I ano ------------tNGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, of Pfopefly, •poy•a4 IUppotl. ehUd money of the unotad Slates) 111 P\ibllthtd Ofange Coast Dally as defined In that cerlam Oeclar FICTmoul IUllMfll 15725 E Whittler Blvel .. Whittler, 11 c;uetodr, child ·~· allorner roghl 1111e and ont•ulat c:onv.yeel to PrlOI F•b 9, 15, 22. 29, 19&4 "'°"of Covenants Conditions and NAME ITATl.MllNT CA 90807, (714) 773-7134, 1 f .. a. co.I•. and eueh otMr ,..... end now l'leld by u undef' Uid Deed 796-M Aestroe11011s lor N-port Cres1 Tile 1onowino peuoos ..,, doing B t·21 1437 79 IF) .. m., be gnntect bt the court. o1 Trust tt'I the propeny '*91naft9" Homeowne<s Anoc1&11on. recorded business as II you haVe e.ny qunuons. you TM 91tnl1hment ot wagH, tatilng deacrot>eO P'lB.IC NOTICE In Book 10348. PIQ9 691. ol Olfleiat SOC/GREEN TREE • TUSTIN, lhOuld contact •I~ or IM OOV· t ol mo.nay °' propwtr °' oth., TRUSTOA JAMES C ~Y Records and Amendment recorCled J63 San Mi9uel 0r1,,.., Newport ernment ~ wtllch may NIYI in. t th I ... ~I DOROTHY M GRAY .,...._,.,'I ..... -.. In Book 10793, Page 518, ol Ofttetal Beach, CA 92660 sured yOUf loen :~: r!~lllt~ 1'"' PfOC: nge may BENEFICIARY SANTA FE FED-'"NAMetTAftMENT Records. l''fhe Oeclaratoon' I and Santa Anita Development Cor· Rtmem'*, YOU MAY LOSE t Detect: June •• 1113 EAAL SAVINGS AND The lottowlng '*'"°" •• dOlflV the Declaration ol AflfleMallon lo porauon 363 San Mlgutl OrlYe, LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOl w LEE A. BRANCH, Clerk LOAN ASSOCIATION buslnetl u lot 1 of TrllGI 7817. (the Declaration Newport Be.eh, CA 92~ TAKE PROMPT ACTION 0< BJ: CHARLOnE HOOKER, o.p.Jf'/ RECORDED Allg'dt 25. 1978 u CHASE COMPUTER SYSTEMS. ol Anneohon). rac:ordeo October Green Trte Devtl<>pment Corp0t· NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That FELCZER I JAUREQUI Instr No 37253 111 8ook 12813 2900 Brlslot Street. Bldg. C. Sulla 18 11172. In Book 10381 Page 539 atoon 421 SW. Sixth AYenve, SUNKIST SERVICE COMPANY. 19 12453 Lewie Str .. t, Suitt 103 p1g9 1890 of Olfleial Record• In the 107 Cotti Mell CA 92626 ol Ott1e1a1 Records on the office of Portland Ofegon 97~ now duly 8P9Qllltad Tnnt• under• J Garden Grove. CA. t2t40 olfoce or Ille Recorder of Orange Leon Naiman.' 2933 Batrl'19ton the County Recor<Sef ot saod Coun Hus bUllnetS IS conducted by an Deed ol Trust dated Otcamt>er 2, B Publoshed Orange Coast Daily P110t County Ct . Fullerton. CA 92631 ty unincorporaled assocllllOn Olllef 1977 execuled by ALBERT J fY Feb 15 22 29 March 7 t984 saod deed of trust dHCtlbeS the Ttlis bUStnelS 11 conducted by an (bJAn und1v1ded 1169th 1nterest 1n than a partnertl'llp. VOTO & GRACE M VOTO. husbenc:I ~RA. SAEvtO 90 1 .94 lpllow1ng properly lndlllidual. and 10 Ille common area as defined Gary Hamilton. Pr•sidenl and Wife IS T ruSIOf. to MCUf• obll-20l2 Mlc'*9on Drtwe, 1""9 100 ------------• Lot 38 ot Traci No 7177, lo th9 Leon Najmeo In 1ne Oecleralion end In the Oeclar Th11 stalem9nt was llled wlltl the gallons In feYOr of AMERICAN P.O. Box 1toll PUBLIC NOTICE City of Irvine. County Orange, State This stllemenl was lllttd wilt\ lhe aHon ot Anneaalion betng Lot l ol County Clerk ot Orange County on SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION ..,,._,CA. 92111 ------------ol Calitornoa. as per map rec:otded County Clerlt ol Ofanoe County on Traci 7817 as per map recorded on Feb 6 1984 as t>enefiC1ary recorded on o.c.m-11......St-tlll K-41151 on Book ~73. P~ 40 to 42 in· Jan a. 15, 22, 29, 1984 8ook 308. Paget 33 and 34 of.Mil· f2J7741 ber t6. 1977 u OOc:\lmt!rlt no ~ ~~ Cout o.lly Pll04 ORANGE COUNTY elusive. Moscelraneovs Maps, In the f2l5* celtaneous Maos. 1n the olfoce of the Published Otange Cout Dally 21622 b0011 12495 page 1204 of F.C 8 15 22. 29 t98A MUNICIPAL COUAT Office of the Covnly Aecorder Of Publlsn.d Orange Coat Deily County Aeeora.r of Orange County P1101 Feb 15. 22, 29. Merc:ti 7, 1984 =~~~:.;.he C::,~.~ ~~ 79)-6.11 OF OtllANGE COUN'TY said County PlloC F•b 8, 15, 22, 29, 1994 (C) £.elusive easement appurte· 89S·84 H.r ... _ Judlct-• ""•t ..... I Excepting all Oii, gu, mlnttals 798.84 oanl 10 uod Unot No 120. all as lornoa lncl\ldl"ij 1 note(I) lor the ...,., -"" ,,.. d t .. ~ .. d bon aubst·-·s f ed ------------•sum of $90,400 00 That 11\e 700 Clvk Center Drive WHI an o '""' .. y roc:.r --more specollcalty de on on Ille mm1 'C NOTICE S 1 .. c• ~01 tyl"ij below 1depthof5001"1, but 11111 -IC NOTICE Condominium Plan and the Oeclar· ruuu t>eneticral Interest under Mid Deed 1(.-,.., "8.JC NOTICE an a .. na, ... .,., wiltlout me ngtlt of svrface entry to r~ auon -cTmOUI ••••-11 of Trust and the obligltk>M NCUred o••..,.-::--'o ..... • ..... y Pla1n11ll PEAMA-CUABS INC take ma ... el. mone, ewpl~e ~ drilll-------------,... ...., .. ..., 1 .. ~eby --e pr-tly held by tl'lt ~-.,.,...., Del d I l G TOOTIKl•N d '" ~ "" "" (Cl) A non-•xctu11ve easemenl 10 NA._ tT•fl~NT '""' -.......,, ..... _,..-.. , c-_.. en an ,. an 1-••me as r6~ed In the deed FICTITK>US llUltMEel ~ '" -berleiiclery That I ~ucri of. and ...,_,....,_ .,_., DOES 1 10 25 INCLUSIVE "" .... ......... • UH lhe common atH and la<:Mllies T"-tot•A~, .... -·-· ...... ~,,,, ....... -· _ ........ COUWT\' · from Casa De La Cuesll. 1 llmlled NAiii! STATEMl'NT ,,. ..,.. ................. -.....,..,, default in. IM Obligation • .,. wtlictl VT.,......_ case No 159523 ol the proj9C1 which have been or .... 11~5 as .......... of rr--' 1 , .. ~ Judictlol ~ Partne<shop. recorded July 8, 1971 The lollow;ng persons tte dOtng 11 be ... __.......,,. the followl ""' '..... said ...._... • ""' • tttUr.ty .. as -1 •-m·..__M .............. 21_ SUMMONS bull wl ...., • .,..,...... on ng JIRO INVESTMETN COMPANY occurred 1n that the paymenl has -----"' NOTICEI You hava .,..,.. wed on Book 9710 Page 321. of Off1Cra1 nets as dtSCnbed real property 939 W B .. --...1 Cal I 926& 1 ......._..,... 8eecft c., neeo-1"'7 Records SOUTH PEAK HOMES. • CIU-I 1) lot 1 ol TraC1 no 78S2, as pet ,A .. A ~~.· "39' W ,._ not been"'*" of ._.........,, • . The court mar decide agalntt t CMI YOU ARE IN OEFAULT UNDER A forn11 pnt ¥enture, 1540 South ""'"' "'"" ...... ., ..... , FllhJtt lo make Ille N<Mtmber 1 Pllontolf AMWAY CORPOR· without r our being heard u"'"• c 1 H llw s 11 202 o ..... una map recorded on Booll 302 Pages 7 Balboa, Calol 926451 1963 t of nc;ipal llfl/Cl/or ATION. • MICfliQall Corp0retlon you re1pond within 30 dayt . Read DEED OF TRUST OATEO August ou ~ ay u e , .....,, to 9 inctus1ve ol Moseelltneoue Baity Bue'kley Lee. 939 W Bay paymen Pfl Oelendanl GEOFFAEY M I ... _, f ti ... _, 2 l 1978 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC. Beac:tl, C 926S1 Maps, records of Ofanna County Batbo1,.C1llf 92'"•1 lftle<ee1 and all tvt>9eq\Mlt pay. H•BEA ..... .....,._ .... u·• ....._..I to., "'"' n orma °" .... ow. TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· South Peak Associates. a Call· ··.-"" 9 •• men11 togetller with ltte Otlarges. ,. · ~· """•"" ... .,,..... "" ii you wosh 10 seek the adv1c:e ol EATY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A eue.. lornla geMrll pertnershlp, 1540 Calilorma • Terrence M ichael lee. .. .. impounds, Impound depOllls ii *"Y Doe Co . Doe Corp an a110tney 1n thos matter, you UC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EX· South Coast Highway, Sult• 202, Eltcepttng 11\eretrom tllat portton Azalea. Coste Meu. Calll under lh41 term• of l8ld not• or Case No 93190 should do so promptly so ltlet your PLANATION OF THE NATURE OF Laguna Btach. CA. 92651 ol land 1nc:luded wllhon Parcel 1 at Ttlls business ii conducted by 8 Deed of Truat ldv9(1()91 of dehn-I UMMOMI • wronen response, 11 any may be THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. South Peek Property Company. 1 shown on 1 map recorded In Book Q9ne1al per1netSl\lp quenl lnsuranc. premiums. Ind all NOTICEI You _.,. b9al\ ..._ llled on 11me YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· Calrfornla joint ¥efllur•. 8390 4S. Page 26 ol Parcel Maps, on 11\t Jolln 0 L .. subsequent payments wl\ietl b9-n,. c4W'I mayrdtclde ..... ,_ AYISO!Usled ha sido <Jeman· YEA Greenwich Oflve. Sulle 100. San office of lhe County Recorder ol Ttlls staiement was flleO will\ tile came due tllerMfter. lftdudi09 any W1t"°"1 ,our beflle .,._.. ..._ , dade El trobuma lade dec:ldtr con· 13651 Onkeytla Irvine, CA Otego CA 92122 Qfange Counly Calllorno• County Clerk of OranQ9 County on late charges or otller svms payable 1C* r...,oM wffHft 10 defa......, tr• Ud. •In audtenc:I• • -°' q111 111 a street address or common s M Brown lnvestl'Mftl Cotp., a (2) lots 2 3 and 4 of Tract 7817 Jen 20 1984 under 1111 tennt of laid Note or IM lnfotmlltlOfl beloW. Ud. re•pond t dentro de 30 dlff. Clesignalion 01 property 1, shown Calilomoa corporation. lS40 South as per map recorded on Book 308 fnllll Oeeo ol Trust II you W•stl to Mtk ttoot adVIOe Of l ea la lnformaclon que algue. above no warranty 11given 8910 115 Coest Htgtlway. Suite 202, Ulguna Peges 33 and 34 of M1sc:e1taneous Pub11med Ofange Coast Dally Thal by reason ttoereol. ttle p.-es· en anomey 1n thll mailer. Voll II you wl•h to -11 the advice« complet~ or correctness) .. The Beactl, CA 02651 Maps. records of Orange County. P1101 Feb 15. 22. 29. Merell 7. 1984 enl berleilclary under IUCtl Deed of should do so p.-omplty so that your an •llorMr In It'll• matter, ,ou beneficiary under said Deed ol Tht Rick Seirer Company. Inc: .. a Cahlornoa 918~ Trust, hu eKeculed end del•Vetad wrllt9" rnponse. If any. may b9 • • ahould do ao promptlr to th•! tout Trust. by reason ol a breach or de· Cahlornl8 corporation. 1540 South (et A Membership on Newporl to said Tru11 ... 1 Wfilltn Declet· llleO on ume • wrlll•n tHpol\M, If anr. m•J be fault In the obhgaUons secured Coast Highway. Suite 202. Laguna Crest Homeownars Assoc1a1ton. Pllll.IC NOTICE atlOn of O.laufl and Damend tor AvtlOtUsteCI tla slOo delnan- flted on time. thereby. hefetolore executed and Beach. CA 928S 1 owners of record of Parcel l H ------------1 Sale, ano has ~led with 111<1 d~ El tribuma _,. decldlr ~ 81 U.t~ deMe aot.ldtar el eon-delivered 10 the unde<•IOned a Wfll· Th41 Jack Dangelo Company Inc , shown on lhll ce1111n parcel map FICTITIOUS llU ... 11 Trust ... suc:t1 Deed ol Trust and all tra Ucl. *' ~ e -.- M jo de"" abogado en"'• H un-ten Oeclaratoon ol Oefaull and De-a Catlforota corporauoo 1S40 recorded In Book 4S Page 26 ol NA• STATl.•iff me documents evidencing the obit-Ud. r..,onda defttro de '° .... f o , deb• r I a h • c e r Io In · s th Coast H~hway Sune 202 Parcel Maps on the olllCe of the Ttlrlottow109 PWIOnS ere dolfl9 gations steured thereby. and has LM la Mtonnaek»n que ....... m-.. •-temente,de ••t• m-e.•u mand tor Sale and wrtlten nottee ol OU • 0 C 1 A ,,._ k bU •. -<.-as declar ..... __ .... ~ ..._..... ........... "..-..wt.ti to Nell tM ectwtce.,. ..,,. breach and ot etectton to cavM lhe Laguna Beach, A 92651 range oun Y ecor..... nown as _,,..... ...., .. .., .,..... ·-•vi ,,,__ ,_ rHpueata H crtta, 11 hay algllf\a, uodersonned 10 sell said pre>pefty 10 Sun Davelopmenl Corporallon, a Common Area B II\• recreational TRIPLE "3. 18952 MacArthur all sum• secured lh9r9b'; imm9dl-an attome, In I.Ms .......,, rw puede .., regletrada a llempo • Cat 1 1 II 6390 G een IOI BlvCI. Su111 235. lf'Vlne. Ce t271S at...., due and i)eYable and Ml ~do M ~ '° tMC,.... 1· TO THE DEFENDANT: A ~Ml sausty saod oblogellons end lhera-....,._~or~ 1 corr.it a lonOO, S ~-Rletlatd A. Edwards. 5493 Rain· ~ed and 00.. tier..._ e4ee1 to wrtttett t~. W eny, INf be alter Ille vndersogned caused sakl .. ...,, ..,..1ve. -e · •0 """"""' Excepting ther•trom how•v.,, ........., Ad F 11 ... ook Ca """'' •v7 --.. -.... c;omplalnt hH ti.en flied by the notoce ol breach and of elect ton 10 CA 92122 any and all ellckltlw eaterMnll ap-bow ·.__ .. ta · 1 "' ' cause the trutl property •o be told -Oft ·- palnllff agalnet you. II yo11 with lo be recorded November 8. 1983 ae Ponderoaa Flnanclel Corpor-pyrtenanl lo all Condominium Units 9?028 to Slltisty 11\t obl\gatlons MCur9d ti Usted ._ eolkh• et~ defend lhl• law111U, you mutt, lnSlr No 83·516a.3 of Ottlclal Re-a11on. a Calllornla corpor111on, exceptl,,,, ••'d Unit No 120 now or MICtlUI C Hugl'les. 4 1705 Yorbe ttiereby Mio de "" abotedo -Ht•_.... -11 ... ln ""days aft~ thos summons 27 s9 H 189 B•·-J CA ... ,..., Temecula, Ca 92390 D•TE J•ftul"' 20. ,.... t o , debarla lu c erl o '"· -" ..., ~ cords on the office of the Recordet t ogtlway • ""' ey, "Arealter r-'err--' 10 'n t"e 0ec.1er· " ..,, • 1 ~ ls ser··-Aonv""' l11•w1l"l"ISC""'rl '"" ....... II Gabrlelluna,41710luol .41710 ···EAIC·N s•v1NGS ·No LO·N medtatamente.de .. ta~MI •vv ""· ~ " " "" of Oran"" County. 92137 a11011 or the Declaration as ,..,... "' "' "' "' a wrotten response 10 the comp1a1111 r T p 1 F d c Vorb1, Temeoute. Ca 92390 ASSOCIATION ,..puffla eecrlta. al ti.r ~ Unles5 you do your default will be wi~.:!1 ~!8en:~111 orbe w:r~~~y. ~'. Celi~::~. ~c:r~a':on"'c111o =ad: ameoeled Thls buSlness is conOucled by a By vorgonoa M Sloc:ker puede -reglatreda • ~ entered on apphca1oon ol Ille plain pres.s or implied reo11rd1ng trlle Savms & Loan Association. 201 las EXCEPT THEREFROM all O<I. gas general pattne<stlop Asst Vice President 1· TO THE DEFENDANT: A d¥tf toll and th•S coun may, enter a possession or encumbranGft. to V~as Bouteverd South Les Vegas minerals ano oth~ hydrocarbon RICHARO A EOWAAOS By Robef't C M1IH1ard cornsi'.W.t hat been ntect by IM judgement against you tor the retiel P•" the rema1n1nn pnnc1p11 sum of Nevada 89105 suostances lying below a Clepth ot This sia1emen1 was flled with the AsSlstan1 Sec:retery pell\tlfl agalnet ,CMI tt r'OU wfeh too demanded '" lhe complaint wt11ch lh~ nole(Sl HJCur~ by said deed ol Th11 busoness is cooClucted by an 500 tee1 w11hou1 any right to enlet County Clerk of Orange County on Published Of•noe Coast Daily Pilot defend Ihle tawtvtl, Y041 mwt. could result in garnishment of Trust wolh interest u in said note ~mlncorporated essoc1at1011 other upon the surtace or the subsurlace Janu1ry 19, 1984 Feb 1, 8, IS, 22 1984 within 30 days afler thll summons ~,8~~h5~:~:i°,~~ r~~i;:'~:.:~ ~~ f ::~~ Pl~eovt~edms' 0~Clsva~dn~ilolat~~stu, e. th~~:/:~:=~ker. President f t!e~~~ 1:~~ .. 1~:v~n ~n~~~~~e'!!t~ Publlslled Or8f198 Coa:i~ 73 3-8• ~ =-~: r::n~·~ ~~hc::~:n~ 1 1 '' ~ "'""' .,... Pilot Feb 15 22 29. March 7, 1984 Unless '/OU do your default woH be Pain charnes. ano •xpeoses ol the Th•• 11a1emen1 wat toled with lh41 record " 8 DIDtlC NOTl"c .... 1 ..... pl Dated July 5 1983 Trusine and ot 1he trusts created by !County Clerk ol Ofanoe County on MAY ALSO BE KNOWN AS 14 •1 l· 4 r-. w. entere<I on ap.,.oeatoon ° 1'"' ain-AOBERT B KUHEl Ctetk saod Deed ot Trull µan 2S. 1984 Odyssey Court Newport Beacn. Ca ----P\8.1--C-NO_T_IC_( ____ , ITA~NT Of toll aoCI u"s cout1 may tnter a By LENORE BROWN Deputy Seid sa•-woll be ...... d on Thurs-F2*2'7 "(II a street Ot common desog· ••J.,,_,..__NT OF USE Of lv<loemertl against you lor the rel.et' Jo ....-. p o I b E-"" ,.., -......,.,_ C1em11nde<l 1n the compla1n1 Wl\oeh ,...,, • "n y, ~· day Maren 15 1984. II 2 00 Pm at MC D 0 NA L D • HEC HT I nation is shOWfl above. no warranty FICTITIOUI BUSIM.U FICTITIOUS BUllMEll NAME could resun in garn1snment of CoollMJ, Coteman 1 Howard the Chapman Avenue entrance to SOL8ERG is given as to •IS completeness or NAME STATEMENT The lotlOWlftQ persons tlave ab•n· lnt2 E. 17th SI. the C1voc.Cenl8f Buoldl"ij, 300 East 1100 Flnanc:lal Square, IOO "I" correctness) The following persons are doing Cloned lhe UM ot the FICllllOUS Busi· ~a~t~!'::? ,~:::;: ~ fi:.":i~ Tuelln, CA. 928IO Chapman Ave , Oranoe. CA ltr .. t The benehcoary under saod Deed business as ness Name (A) NORTH AMERICAN 1 t 71•-132-1174 Al the time ol the lnlllal pubtl· 8.,, Diego, CA. 92101 ol Trust. by reason ol breach or (At 1 N F.l N.E T , (Bl INTER-SCHOOL OF INCOME TAX PREP· p aon Published Orange Coast Deily Pilot cettoo of lhll notioe. the total Publlsned Orange Coast Dally delault '" the obllgallOns secured NATIONAL FINANCIAL NETWORK. AAATION. (Bl NORTH AMERICAN Alg~1~0Afr~~~~9~~k Feb 22. 29 March 7 14. 1984 amount of the unpaid b1lance ot lhe Pilot Feb 8. 15. 22. 29. 1984 thereby, heretofore eMtcuted and 3857 Btrch SI , Su1le 163 Newpor't SCHOOL OF BOOKKEEPING ANO By YOLANDA PONCE e>.pu1y 1042·84 oblogat1on secured by the above de-8 10·84 delivered to Ille undenogned a wrol-Beach. Ca 92660 ACCOUNTING, (C) NORTH AMERI· CHAM.ES 8. CJ.MY ------------!ICnbed deed of trust and est1ma1ed ten Oeclaratton Of Oeiaun and De-Wayne Manttlen. 904 Solver Spur CAN SCHOOL OF CONSERVA· Slllte 201• tflll leach Bh•d. .. PUBLIC NOTICE costs. e•penses and advances ls DllDtlC NOTICE mand tor Sale and wrotten nottee ol Ad Unol 166. Rotll"ij Holle Estates TION IOI NORTH AMERICAN Hunltntton 9uct\. CA t2M7 ___ _;...,;;..;;,,.;;,...;.._"------· $92.830 52 'UU\. breach and OI eiectoon 10 cause lh41 CA 90274 SCHOOL OF ANIMAL SCIENCES 11..,....31• FICTITIOUS 8U81NEll NAME STATEMEN'T lhe following persons ar• doing business as KENNEY PUBLICATIONS, 3502 Katell• Ave Suite 203. LOS Alamttos Calilornoa 90720 AocharCI H Oltedal. 1 t292 Daven· port Ad Los Atam•los Calolorn•a 90720 This 1>us1ness os conoucled Dy an ondl'ildual Aocllard H Oftedllll Tllos s1a1emen1 was IHed w11h lhe County Cler~ 01 Orange County on Jan 27 1984 F237071 Publo9Md Orange Coast 0 111y P1IOI reb I 8 15 n 1984 737 8• Tile 10181 indebtedness bei"ij 1n FICTITIOUS BU~NEIS under5t0ned to sell Sl>d propeny to This t>ut1ness is conducted by an (E) NOAH~ AMERICAN SCHOOL Published Ofange Coast Oaoly PilOt esum11e on wtltell lhe openl"ij blO IS NAME STATEMENT solosty said obhgauons. and there-1nd1v1dual OF FIREARMS (Ft NORTH AMEAI· l'eb II IS 22 29 1984 computed may be obtained by call· T f II d alter Ille undersigned caused Slld Wayne Ma1hen CAN SCHOOL OF DRAFTING (GJ he o OWl"ij pe<son 111 omg notice ot breach and ol election 10 Ing (7141 9J7 -0966 or (213) b T"'1s statement was llled with the NORTH AMERICAN SCHOOL OF ~7 usiness 81 be Recorded November 3, 1983 as " 62 ·41!6S the day before the sale CAL-ORA PROPERTIES. 2242 instr No 8.J.4852190015810 Olhcoal County Clerk of Orange County on M OTORCYCLE REPAIR (H I Oaled February 14, 1984 Heather Lo .• Newport Btach CA Jan 19 1984 NORTH AMERICAN SCHOOL OF MAR VISTA FINANCIAL, INC 92660 Records F2'93MI TRAVEL. (I) NORTH AMERICAN as said Truslee. Dons Wate<man. 2242 Heather Said sale woll be mlde. bul Publtltled Oranoe Coast Dally SECRETARIAL SCHOOL. (JI THE By TD SERVICE C9MPANY, agenl lane. Newport Beach. CA. 92660 without covenant or warranty. ea· Pilot Feb 15. 22 29. March 7 1984 BARTON SCHOOL. tKI JEWELRY LOS ANGELES COUNTY By Sandie Armenta. Asslsl8nl Sec -This busmess 15 conducted by an press or 1mphed regardl"ij totle 912·84 DESIGN CENTER, (ll THE CUS~ SUP£fll0ft CO\MT retal')I on<J•'ildual possesston or encvmbranoes to TOMIZING CENTER. (M) POLICE 111 North HMI Str.et One C11y Blvd , West Oranoe. CA Oo<ls Waterman pay lhe remaonong pnnc:rpll sum of SCIENCES INSTITUTE (N) NEW lot Aft91Mt, CA to012 92668 This tlllement was llled woltl lhe Ille notetsl secured by s11d Deed ol PUBllC NOTICE POAT /PACIFIC HIGH SCHOOl Pla1ntotl West Coa.st Bank I Call• (7 14) 835·8288 County Cler'lc of Orange Counly on Trust. woth interest as on saiO note ------------! 4361 Birch Street Newport Beach tornoa ban~1n9 corporaioon Pubhslled Orange Coast Daily Jan J l 1984 provided. advances. II any. under K...()1716 CA 92660 Oetendan l N•c,.,olas M PllOI Feb 22 29 March 7 1984 . F2373st me terms of saod Deed of Trust FICTITIOUS 8UStNEll owner NORTH AMERICAN COR N1c;llolsOn Dana A NoellOlson ano 1004 84 D fees charges and e•penses Of lhe NAME STATEllH.NT RSEPONDENCE SCHOOLS. INC Does t tllrough 10 1nc;1us1ve • Publostled Orange Coast aoly Truslee and ol 1"e lrusls creeled by The lollOwlnn ,_.,.~, era dot"" F 8 5 22 29 ,984 " • ..... """' ... 4J6 t Birch Street Newport Beach Ca~ NCI C4280J~ Pilot eb · 1 · said Deed of Trusl Said sate woll be bus1nen as CA 92660 SUMMONS 9o4-94 neld on March 7th, 1984, 11 l 1 00 SOCtGAEEN TREE • RANCHO The Foetotoous Business Name re NOTICE! You have been wad. A M al the l 71tl Slteel entrance of 363 San Miguel Dflve. Newport fer red to above wlS flleel 1n Ofange The covr1 may O.Clde 19 .. net 1C* P\ElJC NOTICE Stan· Shaw Corporlllon. 1570 E Beach CA 92660 County on Jen 29 1982 wllhout 1our b91"9 tlMtd llftleae PtB..IC NOTlCC PUBLIC NOTICE F1CT1TIOUS BUSINESS - -----------17th Street Saote Ana. CA 92701 Santa Antle Development Cor· Tllos bUatneas wlS condUC1ed by a rou '"pond Within JO clayt . ~ MLIC NOTICE NAME ITATEMENT f'tCTITt<>UI BUIMEll The total amovol ol !tie unpaid por111on. 363 San Mlovtl Drove corporation the ll\IOfmatlon tMtow Ttle follOwong persons are d0tng NAME ITATIMIENT balance of ttle oblogallon tecur9d Newport Beech. CA 92~ Judy iayersdorl., Assl Sec 11 vou wish 10 Mell I~ adv1C1e of FICTITIOUI 8U81Nf98 business as The lollowlng person• ire doing by sa1CI property to be sold. Green Tr.a De~opment Corpor· Thll statement ...,., foled with the en attornt>v 1n tnos matter you NAMf STATEl!'I NT G S ENGINEERING, 1660 Bab· business H ' together with 1nter•st. late ctlatget, allon. 421 S.W. Sl)lt\ Avenue. County Clerk ol Orange C<>untv on sMulO oo so promptly w that your lht' following persons are doing cock St . Cosla Mesa. Ce 92663 JUOO JOURNAL, 880 W 191tl and estimated coats. e.peoMt. and Portland, Ofegon 97204 Jen 30, 1984 wflll~ ruponse 11 any may be business 89 Gregory John Solomon. 1433 Su· SI Cos II M .... Ca 92827 advances as ol the date lle<eof ts This bu~ It conduc1ed by an tole no F 182085 hie<! on tome K l SORRENTO ASSOCIATES peroor Ave •299. Newport Beech. f\kltlakl BtJn1saw1. 428 ·~Hamil· $185,13634 un1nc:~1ted USOClallOn Olllef Published Ofange Coa.st Oa11v AVISOIUsted ha ~o ~an- 4490 VonKarman Avenue Newport Ca 92663 ton. Cotta MNI. Ca 92827 Date February 6, 1984 than I Par1nerst!IC>. PtlOI Feb 8 15 22 29 1984 dBOf' E t,.buma _,. ~ - Beach CA 926e0 Tt\IS bUSJnesl ,, c:ondvtted by an Thll business II conducted by an ST AN-SHAW CORPORATION Gary HVn1llon. Pretfdent 797 ·8• ,,. Ud "" ~ • -~ LIF No 8 a Cahtornoa limited tndoVldual ondlllldull as sa10 Trust• Ttll11tat9!Nlnl WU llled With Ille Ud respolldt ditftlro de )0 ._. pertnershtp 19 Corporate Ptau Gregory Jonn SOiomon Norlak1 Bvnawawa 1570 East SevenlMrllh Slteel County Cltt'll of Ofange Covoty on 1 l H la lnfCKm.cliOft .,_ 9"w Newport Beacn. CA 92660 Tt11s Slatement w11 tiled wtth lhe Th1111atement was fileO with the Santa Ana. CA 112701 Feb 8 1984 f'\&IC NOTICE l ti'°" wt.f\ to ..-tM adYlct of Ttle w 111oam Lyon Company. I Count~ Clerk ol Ore"ije County on County Ctent ol Ofange County on (714) 542·5811 '2'7710 ---_;...,;~....;;.._;..,;"------an aocwney In IN• tl\lttW, ,_ Cantorn.a corporatton who Is the Jan 20. 1984 January 13, 1984 By Lynn Brunner. PublllMd Or~ COut D1Jly FJCTlTIOUI IUIMll eM>utd do eo ~Uy to ttlat yow general partner ol l /F No 8. 19 f2't487 mst11 Assistant Secttllry Piiot Feb 15. 22. 29. March 7. 1984 NAiii t TATEMf.NT wrllt4"1 ,...,.,, ... H ...y, may be Corporal• Plata Newport Btach Pubtlsheu Or•nr Coast Dally Published Orange Coatt Daily Published Oranoe Coast 011ly P1101 894-84 The 1onow;"il Plflor'l:I are doonq I "led on time CA 92660 PllOI Feb 15 22, 2 , March 7. 1984 Piiot Ftt> I . 15. 22 29 1984 Ftb 15 22 29, 1984 bullnetl 11 SI U.ted deeet .olkltM et _. Koll Sorrento Atsoc111es. •Call· 915-84 815·84 835·84 rtaJC NOTtC( CENTURY 11 1176 SE Main .-to de ""~ en Mte - lo1nu1 general partnt<ShlP 4490 ·----------------------------------------------------1 Street Sult• A Irvine Cahlorn11 10, d •b •rl• lu c erle lft· von Karman Av•nu•. Newport "8.IC NOJlC[ --.,. W\TM'C P\&IC NOTICE ACTITIOUI au ... •• • 92714 IMCll•lafneftle de "la_ .... e-.aeh CA 92660 ,.._ ""'~ NAMll I TATl.MENT Fr~ B Sl\ude4 & Jan~ ,..._.ta ..:rtta. al twr eee-. 0 P Mlddtemas • gen.,al P•r1 T,... foll<>wlng ~.,. d<>tng SchvOel Trusl Oaltd Dec 8 1«17Cl puedt-~a ,...... ntt Of Koll Sorrento AslOClllH, l 1 l>vltneM II FrederlCk 8 Sct\uael 17~ NllOt t TO r.-b£RNOANT A ch4I Htlt Moon Bay Of1ve Corona del WILSON STREET PROPERTIES. Courl. Los Gllos Ca1ttorn11 95030 compUl!nt hM ~ ,.._, t.y h Mtr. CA 92825 DO I NG 11 Sum~elll. Court. Newpor1 Mochff4 Harv.y 11 Bii.oft v..... palntlff avatn•t '°" " )'OV wWI to Ttl• Koll Company. a C1flforn11 Be.ch. ca 92660 lr1tone, Ca11torn11 92715 cte,.nd ""19 te••v" rev "'...._ c:orpo1at1on 4490 Von Karman A1t· 0.vld o Cle<k. 11 Svrnmtf'Wltk TN1bu~1s con<lueltd "Y 11 wtlhtll JO "'" "" ti\•' 11;mmont aoue NewPofl Beach. CA 92MO ~:; i--~ ' Bu s IN Es s Court.~· e..ctl. ca 92163 gen« .. patlnertnlP ,, -.. ~ ., ~· Ii!•'"'''" tl\•I tOo,ln PeliCen Lind ComPl flY, e Cell· • fl ~ !> .... John McCeUum. 117 wi.on St. Fr.O.ic:il I ScflVOtl a ..,.,nan •e..""""~ to th4t comQletnt lorn11 11m1tedPlrtfl8f9f\1p.4490Von <. ·" , 4 UNDER A CollaMeM.C. tH27 Ttlr 11attfMntwuf11«1 .... m1,... u s)avJ.0 "°"' 1 tt .,llbt Karman A.,.,,119 Newpof1 a..ch. Tl\lt ~ 11 CONJvct.O by 1 Cov11ty ci.ri. ot ()fange ~,,, on 9'11....0 on ~:.u11e,., of tMt e>lain· CA 92660 • • .; •0 OMetll PllflNl'-'"P-Jen 20 1994 ''" .,-o 111.~ '°"'' t'l\ly en1• a Stanley p 81oct<t10ll 8& 7 Vol (I t f • t f I c TIT IQ LJ s DA VlO 0 CL.A~K ,,,._ ~I -0-.n,1 •°" tor the '91•1 l1d0 Soud NtwPOf1 Oea<:h. CA t f' ·• O Thi• atat9f'\4W\I wN fll9d Witt\ the Publotll«I Qf111g9 Con• Otlil'f ~·~ on tr-. comt>l•ml .niCll 926&3 ~ County Cletk ol OfanQe Coun1y on PllOI F..O 1&.12. 29. Mardi 7 1984 CO.•ld ,.,.,u1t ~ 9ern111\ment of Marlon 0 Smilh. Jr . 1108 Sen· o NA ME?. January 19 1914 91S..8• ,....,. t•li1n9 ot ~ or ~OC*t'f uago Oriv• N....,pott ~h CA ~ °' otMr rt11,.1 r~ted m the t~· 92HO Publ.it'*' Ofange Coe$t Oelty p11rn1 J HetOld Strtel •7 WlndlOf Piiot ~eO 15 n 21. Merel\ 7 1... rta..IC NOTU 0-t.s ()c;1 8 lH1 NbPotl 0.Kh CA 97&e0 909_.,. JOHN J COACOR.AN Clf!f~ Martin Krup0tt n SvnrlM Irvine, FJCTITIOUS ..,.._.. B CA......, A 8VAGC "'---·•~ C A 1n11s ..... ITATElllUfT , ... ..,,.. .....,._ • • Raymond e w111a .ao3 s.. rtalC NOna '"' 1~ M'IOf'I .. °°"'V = CM a.a.lid .,...... lt\Oft Orhft Newport 9eed\, CA bvtlNU a• It~ hMM I"' 926&0 NOTIC'I °' ..... CONSOl IDA T f D ~ROJEC rs 1901 Cetltwy '"'feet, .... 1-e E f'lpp, 7728 Hidden Yllley ~ •32 ,800 E COtltl Hwy 8 CorON ..... ~., ;J:!;.-r,c• "°" Covrl LI Jolla CA 02031 ~ otic. 11 tlereOy t"911 ttlat the oel Mir, CA 9161& M 1ch1tl J Ounlgel\ 3301 A U n e w bu sine•••• u1lng • flcUUou 1 unr,...alQl*S Wllf not f99C)Ontibte Jamee F ~old IH1 Port ~ OflllOe coa~I Oeli'r ,_. Ptrllg\ll Cart1bld CA 0200t .411~ tor any debla or llabtlll COi\• Cflel.... Newport 8eac:ll CA F•b a 1~ 11 2't. 1 Omn w M•tler no Osen Arbof n•me, mul t by l•w be reg1atered With 142~•• UT.111 tracteo by Eddie Gomn tMIO ICl7 ... °''" Enc1notaa,CA 12021 the Count" Clerk. The DAILY PILOT SS•~1 46 1~8 and any "'1o,.. Tt1tt~1tcondue1tc1ci., *"r;:===--==-===::::::; Thi• blltlnest It te'lducl.O tJy • , pelf WOtk done., my~ Oft or In e ••• pen.,, v•. T:' :"~ provtde1 th• form• •nd flllng 1ervlce1 , en~1:;•,~;e1J111 oar~~. ·i.n tll 1 ,,1 "°1 " fl\ •llttimem .... foled wlll\ 11\e for our ~u•tome rt If you •r• 1t1rtlng • Da1·1y P1·1a1 '"" '" Ill• •C•l ·•••Onlbl • C<Nnty ci.,k 01 orange County on new business call the DAILY PILOT for .loM P1t.11 l<Hlll c:t .. ~ofoed ... -... Je~ u . 1•8.. ,.u.. information and form• i:<:.~J'1~1 i.a .... 1.1.1"0 -J ~ Pucio~ 0te1199 eo..1 OUy PuC1tthtd OfltlO* Coe 1 0111, PllOt Ctass1fl d Adv "'' Pilot f ib I, I , 1S, )2, 1N4 f.O t& II 22. tte4 6•2·5671t I 71J•84 1 t30_.,. l \ c I ~~-·-----~~~-----------1~---~---'--~~--~~~~~~~..-::__~~..:_~.......:;,.....~-.....:::__~--~.....i----..;......,..,. .... oe oranoe Co':!!._~Y PIL.Ot/Wedneedl)', Febfwlty 22. 10M "8JC MJTICE N011C9 cw ncnnout .,...111 9UUC TIU.NWU MAm llA~ ~CT TO laCTIC* ,,... fQllolltmo pw90fl Iii 10ing 1109 ~ CALW~ bu11nna M COllMll'CW. COOL ASSOCIA TEO L(HOfNG S!R· NOTICf IS H!RE8Y OIVfN TO VICES :UOO lrvtne Av.nue Suite •E CREDIT OAS Of' Robert 302. Newpott Beach. CA 12te0 ... CNll+.n Trana,.,OI tl\lt a bulk ~ ~tfoup, 30$ W .. I 5211d ., 111•1., 11 about to be made by StrMI New YOril New Yon. 100 tt r 1 antl«or Wfl0t8 ~neu ad lhl1 bullna .. i. c:onduclad by en .1t ... 11 ,994 ltutt 81' .. t, Norco. tndlllldual. <.;A 9t7&0 1f\ 11\8 City of NOrCO. Myer Welntroup by Alaf\ County of R•verllde. Stat• ol Call· CQC>eland , • IOlnl•. 11nd •II ot WhOM other bual· Thi. ttatetnenl ... tiled With lhfl n... na.mat ._rid addrtSMI uNd County Clerk ot Orange County on wllhlrt thrM yeafl tut pHI. to tar II Jan 20 t98-4 I O.nown 10 Tran1lerM. ar• None. to ~ : Dant• VHplgnan1 and Joaeph Publlthed Orange Coaat Dally Cn1aravallot1, Tranaleree. whose Pilot Feb 15. 22. 29. March 7. t984 bustnest eddreat la 2099 San Joa 920-84 qu1n Hiii• Road Newport 8Hch. 111 ------------the Ctty or Costa Mesa. County ot Orenge. Stale ol Cal1lorn1a. of the ____ Pllll. __ l_C_NO_T_l_C_E __ _ following aescrib4td l)ilrtonal prop trty ot f'ransleror 10 w•I • K-otnO l'ICTITtOUl IUllNHI NAMI ITAHMINT rne tonowmo perj()na are d0<no bUSl~IS 89 All stock in t•adt ll•turea, equip m4Hlt Ind good will ot a certain Laundromat and Ofy Cleaners bull- ness known H Fasn1on Fatr CiUMrS and Laundry and tocated ANESTHESIA ASSOCIATES at 570 West 19th Street '"the Cny ME04CAL GROUP 2724 Wa~r81t of Costa Mesa County ot Orange Drn1e Corona del Mar CA 92(125 State ot Calilorn11 and that lh• Paul A Lessler M D Inc 2724 toregotng bulk transfer will be con· Wavecrest Drtve Corooa del Mar summited on or after Monday the CA 92625 12th aay ot Mwch t984 througn Thts business •s conducted by • Eacrow No 169 9504mk at tne corporation Eacrow Department ot the N-port Paul A Les51er M D President Center Otltce ol Security Pacohc Na This statement was !tied with tile uonal Bank at 2091 San Joaquin County Clerk of Orange County on H1t11 Road '" tne Ctly of Newport Fen 1 1984 F2371M Published Orange Coast Daily PtlOI Feb 15. 22 29 March 7 198• 923-84 Beach County ot Or11nge State or C1J1torn11 Cta1ms ot c•ed1to1s 01 Transferor may be "1ed w1tn S11curi1y Pacific Nat1ona1 Bani. Newport Center 0 1· 1------------ hc.e Escrow Department at the ao PUBLIC NOTICE dress set lorth above Tne 1as1 oa1e 1----_..;;.....;.......;._.....;.. __ _ lor ttltng crea11or ~ claims 15 F11day the 9th day ot Maren 1984 Claims shall be deemed 11mety liled only 11 actually rt!Ce•veo Dy tne Escrow De· partment before close ot ouslness on the above soec1t1ed last dale tor t11tng claims OA TEO Fetiru.iry I 1984 Dante Vesµ1gnan1 Josepn Ch1arava11011 Tr .insler ees Pubttsnea Orange C.Od\t Daily Pilot F eo 22 1984 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S IALE loan No. 151000103/GINTEA T.S. No. L-11105 UHIT CODE L T.D. SERVICE COMPANY as duly appo1nteo T ruslee under the loltowmg described deed or trutt Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL CODE SECTION 29:i.'4h (pay-able at the time or sale tn lawful 1011 8• money ol the Unlled Statet) all right hlle and m1eres1 conveyed to PUBLIC Mnf ICE and now neld by 11 under 5810 Deed _______ r1V _____ ol Trust tn the property herematter NOTICE OF T .. USTEE'S ULE TS No 2703 Control Ho St772 f0U ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED Of TAUS T DATED Decem- t>e• 18 1980 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC T10N TO PROTECT YOUR I PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE If YOU NEED AN I EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER On March 2 1984 II 9 15 A m . GATEWAY MORTGAGE CORPOR- ATION a Calrrorn1a corpo• a11on. as duly appointed Trustee under and pu1suan1 10 Deed ot TruSI reco•ded December 29 1980 as 1net No 46662 1n book 13893 page 1483 or Olllc1al Records 1n the office ot the County Recorder ot Orange. State ot Ca1ttorn1a executed by Tim JoMs and Mar1or1e M Jones WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (payable at It~ or ule tn lawful money of the I United States) at the front entrance to the Old Orange County I Courthouse localed on Santa Ana Blvd be1ween Sycamore St & I Broadway San11 Ana Ca1ttorn111 all r!Qhl 1111e and 1n1eres1 conveyed 10 and now held by 1( under said Deed or Trust 1n the property situated 1n s11d County and Slate described as That poruon ot Lot 207 or N-- pOtt Height' as shown on a map •ecoraed •n Boo1< 4 Page 83 ot m1S- ce11aneou1 mapa rec<>tda ot Or- a09e County Caltforma described as IOllOwS Parcel 3 as shown on 11 map rued 1n Book 143 Pages 45 and 46 of Parcel maps m the ott1ce ot the county recorder ot Orange County Ca11rorn1a r11e str&et address or the real property desc11bed above tS purported to be 42 l·C East 20th Street. Costa Mesa CA 92627 The undersigned a1sc111ma any l1ab11t1y lor any incorrectness ot the above street address and other common des1gna1ton 11 any. Shown herein Said sale w111 be made but wnhout covenant or warranty e•· press or implied regarding 1ttle POS$t!SS1on or encumbrances 1n eluding lt>e5 charges and expenses ol tne Trustee and ot tne trusts trPated bf said Deed ot Trust to pay the remaining pflnc1pat sums of the notl'Cs1 !>eCured by 581d Deed ol Trust with interest thereon as prQv•dP<l 1n sc11d note (SI advances t .tny under thP terrns ot said Deed •t Trust tee!> c.narges and ex pen~., 01 the Trustee and 01 the trust) rrPatf'd D) sa•d Deed ol T1ust Theo IOl<tl <tmount or the unpaid oaianc.e 01 the ob1tg11ton secured Dy the property 10 oe sold and I re<tsonablf' Hflmate<l costs ea 11enses and 11dvances at the time or 11he 1n1t1al fubhca11on ot the Notice Of 5o1lf' IS t3 1600 15 The henel1c1ary under ,aid Deed ''' T•u" r1eretotore executed and rH1l1•"'"dto the underStgnea a w11t tPn l)prlar11t1on ol deleult and De- m.ir1d lr11 Sale and a wrttten Nollce I ''I ri .. 1111111 and (lect1on tr• Sell Tne 11ri1IPt\•QllPci caused said Noltce ot n .. 1.11111 ,1rid Election to Sell to ~ "~or dNl 1n the-CO\Jnty wnere lhe descr1beo TAUSTOA JOHN JAY GINTER Ill BENEFICIARY NEWPORT HAR· BOUR NA TtONAL BANK RECORDED June 29 1981 as Instr No •2133 '" Book 14t19 page 687 ol OHte•al Records 1n the office of the Recorder ot Orange County. said oeed or trust describes the tollow1ng property PARCEL t Pateel 1 1n tne Clly of Newport Beach County of Orange State of Calttornta as per map hied '"Book 62, Page 1 t ot Parcel Maps. 1n the otltce ot tne County Recorder or said County being a resub- d1v1s1on ol Lois 50 lo 53 1nctus1ve. of Tract No 8425 as per map re· cordea 1n Book 389. Pages 6 to 14 1nclus1ve. Miscellaneous Maps, 1n the oltlce ol tne County Recorder or said County Except therefrom alt 011. oil r~nts minerals mineral rights, natural gas nghts and other hydrocarbons by wh111soever name known tnat may be wtth1n or under said land together w•th tne perpetual rtght of drtll•no m1n1no eAplortng and oper- ating therefor and SlOrtOQ tn and removing tne sarne rrom said land o• any other •and 1nclud1ng tne r~ht to wh1pstock or d1rec1ton1t1y drtll and mine from lanas other than said 1and. °'' or gas wens. tunnels and shalls into ttvough o• across the subsurface ot said land and to bOt- tom such wh1pstocked or d11ec- 11on1liy drttled wells, tunnil!s and shalts under and beneatn or beyond the eatenor hm1ts tnereot and 10 rl!<Jrtlt relunnel eQu1p main· ta•n repair deepen and operate any such wells or m1"es without the "9hl lu drtlt mine store. explore and operate through the surface ot the upper 500 teer ot the subsurface ot said land as reserved by lhe Irvine Company a We91 Virginia Corporation 1n Deed recorded Oc toner 15 1975 1n Boni.. 11538 Page 1830 of Ort1c1al Records PARCEL 2 Easements (AJ over con1tguous lots lor the purpo~ 01 1nstallat1on and maintenance of u11t- 111es and drainage lac1lltH11 for en- roac11ment and for natural seltle- ment of structures and (B) sub1ec1 to 1ne 11gh1 ot ded1cat1on. ove< prt- vate streets w1thtn the coverea property to• the purposes ol 109resa and egress all as more particularly descnbed 1n the artrete entitled Easements m that certam Declar a11on of Covenants Cond11tons and Restnc11ons recorded AuguSI 1:i.' 1974 1n BOOI< 11218 Pages t687 10 17 14 ot Off1c1al Records YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DA TED June 25 198 t UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF TH E NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER 18 Shoat Ortve Newport Beach/Corona det Mar Area. CA (II a street address o• common aes1gna1ton ot property is shown above no warranty •S given as to Ifs completeness or correctne:nl The benalic1ary under said Deed ol T wst by reason ot a orecicn or de· laull 1n the obl1ge11ons 'ecured thereby heretofore executed and I ri>al pro111:rty 15 located O.it" January :i.'5 1984 C.AfEWAY MORTGAGE PORA TIQN cl~ Scl!C1 Tr U\f Pe 600 Nt>rth Brana C.IPr•dale CA 9 l:i.'03 18 t81 9S6 7 tOO ,..1 2512 Bv l f'la Anderson PuDl•shed Orange-Coast P1tot f Pb II IS 2') 1984 delivered 10 the underStgned 11 wrtt en Deelarallon or Default and De COA mend tor Sale and w111ten nottee ot breacn and ot election 10 cause the undersigned to sell sa•d property to ullsty H id obllgallons. and there- after the und~Slonea caused Hid nOtlCf' 01 breach and of etectton to Ml.IC NOTICE be recorded November 9 1981 H Daily Instr No 42133 of Of11c1at Records 799.84 in the olftee of tne Aecorde• ot Or. ange County <>••d Slit' Wtll be made out without covenant or warranty a• pren or 1mpt..O. regard•OQ title l'ICTITIOUI •UltNlll pottelStOO. or en<;umbr•nces to NAME STATEMENT pay the rerna1n1ng prtnc1pa1 sum ot 1 t 11 tne note(sl secured by said deed ot ""' o owmg persons are dOlng Trust wtlh •nterett aa 1n said not• b1Js1neu II\ OEVELOP£D REAL EST ATE provided advances. II any under 1S08 N Bnsio1 St Santa Ana CA the terms ot sa•d Deed of Hull fffl 9:;>706 charges and upensea of th• Jonatnan e Sheehan t5922 H•I• T•ullee and of the trusts cr1u1ted by Way Gorden Grove CA 9:i.'643 Htd Deed ot Trust A1t ~ A Floyd t3901 Nadia way S11d ule wilt be held on Monday u arden Grove CA 9:i.'643 Maren t9. 1984 at 2 00 pm 11 the Th•t l)u\lness ,1 f.Onductnd lly a Chapman Avenue entrance to the ge111er&I partnership CMc Center Building 300 E11t Rick A Floyd Cnapman Ave . Orange CA Tnit tlltflment wu lllltd wtth th• At th• lime ot the 1nt1111 publi 1..ounty Ctiwk of Orang1> County on cation ot this notl<:e the total Ji n 19 19114 amount of the unpaid bAlanc;e ot the l':nt2n ot>119at100 MC\;red by the above d• l'utillahad Or nr Coatt Dally tcrlbed dHd Ol lru1t 11nd Htlmated P1101 f ab 1 'i 2? ' Maren 7 t984 CO.It •·~nNt and advances ti 904 84 I 148.826 M Tne total 1na1btedneu being an e11tm111 on wht<.h th" ex>enmo bid It eompuled may be oc1a1nea by call ------------11ng 17 141 937 09(1(1 or 12 t31 Pta.IC NOTICE e21 ceo5 1~ dey tiefor• ,,.,. aate ___ ....;.;;.;;~.;.;.;~;..;;..---I Dated Februaty 13 1984 flC TITIOUI IUllHlll l 0 smvtCE COMP~l\IY NA .. ITATIMINT n tatd l rutt .. Th• lollOWlng paraon II dOtng By Su .. P1tenar<1 A ... ttant $« bullll«lt .. ,,,, .. ,y TH£ SAARMAN co 4 1• N Slat• Orlfl C.tty 0tvd West Or•• CA c.,11eo• Blvd Su1141 C· t?3 9'668 •nati .. m CA 117ll05 17141 SJ~ tlfl88 Gregory Strgeant tll 19 f Puoua""<1 Orange Co&tt Daily SycarftO•• " 178 Aflltlelln, CA P•IQt FtO 22 2'9 Mart h 7 tHA 92805 IOOS·8• Tn11bu••neH11 coriduct.a by an -;..::.....::::..::=====::;::==~ tnd1v1d11" I Iv • Or49or1 $•11JNnt n•ex•pene• • Tnr1 ttll9"1\9tll wa l•load *'"' th41 ·11n '" tQen &ivl not n1g11 County Cieri! or Ot'lf'IO County on in p rtt• re•1onabl• ,.ltb 4 19•4 CIHSlflel1 ..., .... 'm• advertttt"il P1.1ti11~ Oranoe Coat Dally Pt!Ot rab ,, n , 29. Marc.ti 1 fH4 Claaalfled Advertl 1ng J t3~~-·_·.!::~===&.4=2~·=68~7~~===~t"' I 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 • 642-5678 ;;;IM__.Ml~fu=-:s.l=•~-,.•-ettu.;.;;;;;;..p;..;,.~IL-__,;l--.-.1 1 ..... Uafa1a11~ .. TH DAILY PILOT IHI -.. --.=,11.-.;;;;;;-.=;;;..._l_OO_l lniat-lMf tllOOh.l.lllPLD C11t1 il111 H14 Cl .A SI FIED OFFICE nOUR~;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;; OITITllllll OeG<xator'I home, every 8 yrt old T•k• Ovtlf eldlt· Nie• 2 Br. , ba w/ger. w/d 111• 000 Ing 1tt TO &33·802 1 Nk & C ! fhll property oll•r• a lol amenity. mutt Me Great for Richard Thomea t11cup nr V1c1or1a •-Telephone ervice: 0111111 llL •AA tor your money Unlver-assumable llnan 3Br 2ba nyon $595/mo Agt A real old tathlon•d '~11y Park locauon, 3 S t77,900 569 6570 11000 IOWI IPLl 997 ·9309 or 631-3187 Mond ay-Frj<lli'. borgalnl .. Out 1 ?! .. tow 1 n 08Bd0rm11813891ra,an2dlltr~lacmo•a•; LllUI ltH~ 1041 Newport Beach 6 yrs old Rather have a t1ouM? 8 00 A M 5 ''O I' ~·1 owner "" pr......., th 1 ,.., • _ AHvme exhlatlng 1st TO Quaint 2 er I/yd g11&g• : • • • : " . ll' . cute 2 bdrm home f()( 1m-cxpen11ve wall cover1ng1 only 833·8021 11k lor $500 1 ~39 e 190 Best Business Counter: ~~'~6~. ~~:,1~~'.1 :i't~~ ~~~ ds~ra~~:; ~~ ~:: o!~, ~?,!~ o.w~2n Mr Thoma1 FEE ed Monday-Fndav kllctlen,cleanandneet tncludet the wHher. lain view• high atop ...... raraln.. Wfs1de,Srtillfamd•tach 171 ~1 67).4400 dryer and trig 751·3191 L B h •BR 3 It 2 69 hme 3Br tba. angl car '1 p ~1 "' aguna eac .. be lt!f!rl &ell l ia' . New crpts & paint 8:00 A.n .-5:30 ,ll • IJIJI u .. 21•1 spSElECT Euro~an etyte cu1tom .;..;.;..;.;.&.--.--. ................ _, 8113/4 111 latt • tee • bVllt residence Pride of LllO ISLE " ' DEADLINES: HA9'aOA PAOPERTtES o •nershtp shows 3 Br 2 Ba Furn S700t mo 752-2881 thrO\lghout Master suite S 1750/mo thru 6·8.4 SINGLES 0 EL I 0 H T P BLICATIO~ DEA DUNE AHllti• Billa 1004 tnrludes ftreplace and B111Grundy675·6161 Gigantic 2 rm pleasure 1acuu1 S249.500 palace chefs k1tch break-Monda\ Sat 11 30 a m. Tuesda' '1on. l .30 p.rn. Wrdni>.,Ja, r Ul'' l :w I' Ill l'h1ir-.dav w .. d l · ~" p.111 Frnla' ·1 i.ur .. l .HI 11.111 ~aturd,l\ f rt ·~:011 p. m ~unJa\ Fft :H )() fl. rn CA~CE LLATIO:\ & <.:O RRECT IO~S: Canrellations and c.->rrPctio ns ma ) be made on same dfadlinf's a ahove. Please ask for a cancellati on number when rancellin g yo ur ad. ERRORS: Check your ad daiJ y and repor t errors imm ediately_ The DAILY PILOT assumes liabilit y for the fir!>t incorrect ir.sertion cnly. CLASSIFIED 642-5678 .... " ftr lilt ltaan Jtr lilt ltatrll 1112 8tatral COLDWeu BANl(C!RO WESTOLIFF 1002 Beaut1ful 4 BR Cape Cod with almost new pool & spa. Wonder- fully spacious rooms. over-sii.ed garage & out of vtew RV parking area. All of thlS and convenient location to everything!! 111,IOO Loe 3 Bdrm otder 1t11er nome on huge lot Eiust- mg FHA toan at only 8 5% interest• 759-150 t AFFOHHU IPTICll HMI One or the best buys 1n Eastblutt 4Br'a plus den. large kitchen and break- fast room Lovely patios and total privacy $3:i.'5.000 Ask tor Mary Oentls 644-7020 LllH RIAL HTUE llYFROITS LllO ISLE FHECLOSHE Near new 5 Br 5 ba con- 1ampory on 45 IOQI tot s 1 475,000 Lllll ISU TUii Large custom home on extra large lot Will con- sider trade down lor usable property ~l q C.OLDWell BANl(eRO WESTCLIFF Beautiful 4 BA Cape Cod w•lh almost new pool and spa W onderfully spacious rooms. over-Stzed gaage & out of view RV parking area All this and convenient 10- ca1tQn to e11ery1hlngtt 144-tOIO llPUl-C41 I ~:I••··············~ Rare 5 Br 3 Ba lront own-1• ers unit on xtra wide Trad1ttonal 3 Br. 31/2 Ba. Bayfront, pier & float for 65' boat. Priced to sell $990.000 214 Via Ithica Open Sun l -5 Remodeled 3 Br, 2 Ba. lrg playroom. fireplace. beam ceiling. $420.000 IRYllE TEllACE 1833 Galatea Terrace Open 1-5 Panoramic bay & ocean view 4 Br. 4 Ba. patio, pool home Prime loc. $775,000 VISTA DEL LIDO llYFllOIT Fabulous bay/mountain view 1 Br. I Ba. condo co-op. Lowest price. $295,000 llYSIDE PUCE llYFllOIT Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br. 2 Ba up; 2 Br 2 Ba dn. 2 boat spaces. $1 ,375,000 PElllSUU 11 .. E OCEAIFllOIT Ocean & jetty views Manne room, 4 Br. 3 Ba. 3700 sq. ft. 4 car parking. $1.285,000. ClllOIADO ca YI •• YFROIT 1 Corona Island cust. bayfront lot. 851 boat .deck. Plans avail. Now $370,000 w /trade IRROWllEAI HOIE Near new 4 Br, 4 Ba. lake view 3500 sq ft. $440.000. Will trade for a local pr} lmmub Plaw• •Mt •f tuw• f ~"'· ... Ji Ii·.~ f or C'\ualfled Ad ACTION C'.all A OAILY rtLOT AO-VISOI MJ-M71 r u G 11 F I I' 1· I I , u ,. t J I .__.,---, -r -, = GE 75Q QIOO ----. .. ' ~ . . ' Ltt11e Ml .. Mutfet ut oo e Tullet, along c ame 1 aplder and read In th• Dally Piiot Clallllled MC11oo about Ml .. Mul- let'• Tutfet and bOught It lor $9 95 You can Mii your tvlfet and Iota of other thlng1 through Dally Pilot Cla11t11ed ~dt Call a.2-M178 .. f I• .. ._ ... ..un U.wtn 11 ............. 1211 . ·------ ~-· parcel wllh spacious 2 Br rear unit 1 bfk lrom CdM main beach Owner must s.ell 1mmed & wlll con· sider any otter' ROIHS HAL n 111-2311 I 75-3311 ht1/Whd1 FORICLOSUllH-IH Da11y Hot List ol 80-l:i.'O properltes All Orange Co defaults Ir~ hst & •nstruct•on on how to buy foreclosures 998-636 1 HOHlllUH Over ' 1 ac 1n Newport back bay area wl dbl w•de drive for horse trailer AV etc Two nice :i.' Bdrm t Ba homes t blk to trails 7C. -t COSTA IHI Nr Npt Hts Custom 3BR 2ba lrplc: shllkA root • Gue"lt Apt w/lrplc: 4 BBQ $225 000 lltJ loCar41t Altr. Hl-7121 IEWPOIT NITS FIXER Older :i.' Bdrm 1 Ba home situated on a 8000 SQ It 101 Great 1oca1ton Ask· 1ng only $145 000 Traditional Realty aa 1-1:no OCWFllOIT llPLll Oulst1nd1ng beachfront property wllh large 2 bed 2 bath upper unit • 2 bdrm t ba lower Sf!asoned sum - mer /winter rarital prop- erly convenient to all rec- reation and shopping For th• true lo¥er ot the N~wp o rt ldesl yl e S4S8 .000 1\31 t400 ~·\II HI HO .. I llOMI ~ ·-A( ~l CSTAJE 131-1400 FOUND tllver long hair Open SUNDAYS 1 to 4 IHIH l1f1r1i11tt4 last bar super plu1n (Persian ttke) cat , 3180MOUNTAIN VIEW Gtaeral 2202 decor natural rock lrptc declawed. vtc Culver & ~GUNA BEACH bbQ patf(> soter heated Walnut Irv 552-6188 673·3750 or 494-2220 59~~;:,ntrnt furn pool & spa elite area lalboa 2 Br w/frpt 1 blk to bch S500 s plus $50 security tee 537-5027 Peaia1al1 1007 lt~rt lt1cll 1069 s1001yrly Bayfront Condo. trg 2 Br 1 earm. luxvrlout Condo 2 Br • den, 1 blk IO bGh DIDI Poiat 2226 2 B I V 11 B S900(yrly 3 BR/2 BA. S790 a . boat s tp, panoramic in 1 a alboa An111ous Su••tr I Wlittr 111ew sparkling cond 10 sell By o w nr . VERY ATTRACTIVE Furnished $575.000 Call S 1 22.00~ 9<t6-7893 flt1t1l1 493-0467 ~ ;~~~:~:~~:: ~~~:· 101 ILDIU aeon flEALn OCEAN VIEW 2 br. 2 ba Owner wlll show by appt. Luwurlous Condo on PlllP MllllEIEIT condo. S« gate. pool -water. super vtew. secur 114/111-1173 tennis $750 642-9772 CoroDI del 1'1111 1022 lty door man. reduced view. 1 Br upper Condo $100,000 to $550.000. Poot. spa. walk to beach May trade Owner COM View 01 bay and b $575 523 3008 675·1938& 851 -839-4 lights across trom park & har or -1111111 POOL LHl-"1111111 VIEW Check into this super valve llYFHIT llOIE at only $399,000 FEE A On sand, wlboat slip F111er perfect tamlly home on a upper Peaceful atmos- large secluded lot 1n a phere. plenty ol prkg New Qule\ cul-de-sac street kitchen. 2 br. 2 ba 1 ~tra vacant and ready tor a rooms S325.000 Decorator sharp 3Bd. VIEW CONDO'S 28R, trench doors, atrium & WI D. amen111ea from dining rm S 1800/mo $675 Agt 496-5980 N B Sp acious 2Bd • townhouse wl pvt patto. 2 Foanllla lg bdrms fireplace Valley 2234 S850/mo yrly - last escrow Mrs Loog. 650-t t90 Border bargain• Fncd 5 rm W1ttrfrt1t Ht•H llC. hse k1ds1pe1s only $300 IUtra. 131-1400 deposit $500 s rents •I' Call us lor details 144-1211 msm . ' . Cotti N111 1024 2000 ·~ ft 3 '" 2 ba hm w/1acuzz1 Just reduced $10 ,000 $ t39.900 Call 966-t967 COSTA IESI COHOS 11411119tti• .... OPEi DAILY 10-8 Sll,500 FINAL SALE OF THE VENOOME CONDOMINIUMS All 2 story units wtth • 3 Bdrms -2 Baths • Appro11 1250 Sq Ft • Prtvate Entrance • L1v1ng Rm wt Fireplace • Bu11t-tn Kitchen • Dining Area • Private Patio • Garage/Lndry Hkups • Comm Pool/Recreahon - ~Ari RtHO"l'T llOMI., 1-. AE~L ESTATE 831-1400 BA YFRONT Spectacular corner View. dock, sec $1.350.000 675-2330 53!1-6190 Best FEE lalka Haat. lt1cll 2240 Ill OAIYll-IY OWIH PtaiD111l1 2207 HOMES foA RENT 1 w, f11ted rate 30 yrs "---------13 Bdrm 2 Ba $800-$850 Monaco with best GC On E Bay Ave 1 block to Fenced yards & garage view 14 Aue Villars beach 4 Br 1' • ba 2-stry Kids & pets welcome Open wknds 6-40-1538 S9501mo yrly 673-5638 Agent. no fee 863-1500 10 PRllE HITS 1n tr1ple A Orange Co lo- cation o· Vacancy 644-7424 No brokers ptease Ill CAHOI CHTOI Lowest priced golf course custom ln Canyon 4 Bedrooms. 4 baths, prt- vate pool and spa Ut- llmate in privacy Sl.195.000 110-1100 -COTE t~ REALTY lllC&JIYH Golf courM view 2 Br condo with 2 car g1r 275K Peninsula Pt Exec home Hunt HarbOr 2 Br 2 ba 2500 SQ It di• 3 Br 21, w/crpts thru-out balcony Ba. lrg master bdrm view garage tool S500's suite den lam rm. 3 • lee 539-6190 Best lrptc s. steps to bay. nr beach alarm. No pets Luxury lor less' 3 Br :i.' b8 Yrly lse 500 K St By set for last move 1n $700 App I s 1 9 0 0 I m 0 k•dS pets Ok 539-6190 548-2575 Best Atty FEE CoroH del fllar 2222 Vacant 3Br 2Ba S875 3 Br :i.'Ba $750 1Br $460 close tBR Iba condo. upstairs to schoots kids ok $775 per mo $775 secur-962-4471Keith968-9853 1ty 71 4 1863 -1191. MacArthur & P C H lrYiH 2244 3br 2ba lrpl bll·tns din rm. $975 mo Avatl 4-15 640-7721 or 759-1803 $850 2 Br garage refr1ge. south of Hwy no pets 708 Avocado 673 7787 4Br 2ba vrew pool tennis gdnr 2 frptc. ownlagt S20001mo 759-8006 Lrg 3 Br 2 Ba 2-sty on park 400'~ Heholrope s 1200 673-8823 Cott• Mt11 2224 ----·1·1·0·4-B•d-rm·s----- $750-$1300 ~ ~lsorl ·Realty 786-1172 3880 Mtdlefson Drtve 1rv1ne 673-7761 HH COLLHiE PHI M-TWO Upgraded 4 bdrm. 2 bath ONGS 2 Bdrm 2 Ba Condo Sea-AVAILABLE MARCH tsl spray. near Hamilton & 1 S595 MO Use my 3bdrm Brookhur91 trplt dish-. Woodbrtdge home. Wh1le washer patio garage No 1 I m on vacat10.n 6 months pets please Agent no, to a year Aet s 786-3114 home near shopping. ITARNZI COMPA. l schools freeway A-1 N'1'! lee 863-0755 J M P111ers Woodslde 4 Br cond1t1on $129 900 LIDOREALn 113·1300 N B Furn Lido offices Rec Sec conlrn rm 673-3313 Nice 2 Br Condo • attach dbl gar $92,500 Mon- ticello 1 story Bkr AM 83t-:i.'t70 PM 496-7649 llSTHSS SIU 2BR :i.'ba condo w/v1ew 1:i.' ,•1, assum Sec gate 642-8799 or 844-8722 Dani Poiat 1026 11111. 1121 SPlllll Hiiitop ocean view Large lot '" t1glou1 neigh· borhood 2 BR lba S 178.500 Call 240-t234 Haat. ltacll 1040 Dalebout Bay& Beach Red Estate •fAl UIArf U Cf l UltCf SIHCf lf•f llHTlliTll OllHT Very neat 3 bedroom home Taatelully decor- aled Restful lanai and gardens Low mainten- ance yard and sparkling pool 5250.000 131-1100 VERY PAIVA TE 2 Bdrm hO\lse nea beach on cul de sac A V access S 125,000 Bkr 963-8377 lmae 1044 * IHllHSI * on low prlCed R1ncho San Joaquin -2 etory townhome w /vlew Owner lltxlble 25 PALOS-Sun 1.s J Doran Bkr 759-0619 MAGNIFICENT Waldorf MOdel In Turtle Rock VISl8 4 Bdrm. 2•..; ba tn TOP CONDITION Cent AIC, decorated In aarthtone1 Backs to gorg•ou1 greenbalt S28t.500 • Jl!21:or 1 ·Realty 786-1172 CH TOM 2 Bdrms carpel drapes, 3 Ba. h1Qhty upgraded. garage $550 t mo. ltke new cond $1200 SPllllll VILLA 546·4 198 759· 1640 180 degree view ol ocean 2 er 1 ba gar w/d hkup and bay Enter through 2208-C Placenua Ave No security gates to tm-pets $595 545-7983 ported 11a1tan marble entry to this 4 Br 4 Ba home wtlh winding stalr- wa) & elevator to e1at·ora1e recreation area Hie perlect home tor e11ecut1ve entertaln- tng $1,495.000 with land M aureen Wh•te /Ed Escano 644-6200 M11cnab·lrvin11 I I •I \ I l I\: I \ \, ... llPLU 121 000 II. Assume exlatf"il $260,000 1st 207 Lugonla Call Mr Thomae at 833-8021 2 Br 2 Ba spht level conao Pentrtdge Cove. lrplc dishwasher patio, washer/dryer refrrge. dbl garage. elect garage door opener No pets please $850 • $600 dep Agent no lee 863-0755 *Westside sharp 2 Br t Ba house carpets Orapes. Inca palto w l d rm No pets $555/mo securtty dep Must have good credit 548-5442 or 170-5629 3 Br 2 Ba. lrpl. Mesa Verde $800/mo O wnr /agt 639-3 152 or 720-0740 4 Br 3 ba, $990/mo 1s1 & last • Sec dep. lse opt Modern 2 sty Back Bay 4 avau Ken 673-7771 Bdrm, 3 ba. poof/spa. 2 S950/mo lnctds gardener. l1plc'1. h i celllngs MesaVerde:i.'100sQlt 3 $400,000 May lrade lor B 2 B commercial or lndustrtat ' a No pets Ref's Prln only 642-136(1 reQ Agent 559-6<'2 I llLIOA LIE HPUX •II Ht 1114• Ma1izl1t Hov~s Apts & Condos Walk to shops. beach. Bal Landlords Advertise Free Pter. terry. rest 3Brl 2ba 50¢ at Stores & Markell ea. 218 Bel Bl 673-2943 84 l·4260 •••ilt Btatl 1100 Beaut 3br 211ba Twnhae 8 by 25 Tr1lter home Aduh New paint. crp(. 1mmac park , C M S6900 Lrgbdrmt Pool.jaG.ten- 631-6120 nts S 1100/yr lte East- s1de 64S-7050 o r UllHllLLI 645·4685 A beaut 1972 Royal Don't wait 8ackbay t br L111a1 ltacll 2241 North Laguna 2BR 2ba ltreplace. spa Fully furn S 1500/mo Agt 673-5595 Ll1aa1 Billa 2250 HOME FOR AENT Laguna Htlts 2 Bdrm $800 Fenced yards & garage• Kids & pets welcome Agent no lee 863-0755 L11aa1 li111l 2252 S925 Alt new pvt 2br. den 2ba wet bar lrple 2 car 2 patios 495-0:i.'83 alt 5 l••rrt leacll 2269 S2000 t mo M odern 2 Story Back Bay, 4Bd 3 ba 3300 sit. 3 car gar. pool. J.llC • • •&e lot Poss turn or opl 642-1366 * • WANTED Harbor View Home Rent or lease optlon 548-4609 3 Br. 2 be Condo. trplc new crpts. nr beach & Hoag $900/mo 630-3550 LIDO ISLE 3 Bdrms. 2 baths S 1300/mo yrly &73 7793 alt 6 LIDO ISLE 3 br. 2 ba. den No pels Reis req Avall Mar 1 S 1600 Long term tenant desired 673-2477 PENTHOUSE on wate $2000 mo. 2br 2ba lrpl 2000 SQ II 974·2144 POOL DOVER SHORES 3 BEDROOM • 3 BAT~ $ t9001Mo 549-199 1 C halet hm lge llv-bungalow &QPls g1r yd lrtil/dlnlrtil & kllch area s350 P;:r• rent & vttl•• lam rm wfwet bar. mstr ba w/walk-ln clOMI & 539-5 t Best Rily FEE Prestigious AREAt Lg 2 br gardan lub Elaborate Exec xtra lrg Coodo 2 Br extras encluded • gar- dretslng are• wldbl llnk Oen 2 Ba lrple. pool, age llat $600 othe<t av1111 Young 1dvl11 we+come S850/mo 673 3313 539-6190 ~It f'EE Agt 540-5937 Great Etllde foe, 3 Br, dbl Sml 1 Bf dpt11. 2 blkt from Acrtlft 1125 gar KldllPtt OK 5850 beach, cute & Quiet wl pvt Pvt X11' STRIP • h 8C • 6• 1 8443 Or 548-004 1 ~::;~19~2 o:ec,.g:o~lmo dbl wide mobile tn Mur Low $600'1 rents th11 · ~ rleta $98.&0C , upper class 3Br 2b a olf SH J11a Cir. 2Z71 20 ac. yr round streem.1 Beker bvttne Qtr kids can §80 Juen fretture 2 Br 2 view. lhr from Oro Co 1 539 8190 Best Alty FEE ba comly dacor/:11 5550 S.46,000 tetma BKAI k d 670_8828 or 870 to76 MESA V!RDE Btaul 1 a Ok call 311·8190 nelQhborhOO<I. corner tot. Beat Alty FEE ........ IHJ lZOO •BA 2ba. lrplC 1990/mo I a z4•A -98•·08M Hta nal H¥ 2 Xlnt fGtail atorn on !!""-------·~-. coatt H"""'. Corona de4 •E•a Wllll Buy wi rtntl So C<> Pfit ~ -• -Br 2 ba kid/pet S575 Call Mar Corner bldg • park 3 Br 2 Ba lamlly rm fruit 639 6 t90 Best FEE 1ng 2400 • 2350 tlQ h or treH $975/mo Pete, c.n be comDlned Rel Select Pr~ 151.3191 T11tla 22'0 alonoMtca Corp Jim Graham 875·8700 lmR _.. Frp1e oar 2ba enhancn 2 er t ·~ ea, 2 cer Ill g1r. 38r hrne v.ile'a Mlle kit Ctaatrdal , no pe11 Avail 311 c.u S600 a ktcl• pet 011 ap· Pr•f!l!y 1290 Pete Johnsoo 63, 12H J>Tovt 539·8190 e.1 FEE t::PC)n le;front prltMI tor •PPt !ntal11ttr Itta otfa bldg 8A7' tQ ft R"1c111pe11 ;;;tcome ined I( S 1 800.000 8111 OrUf'ldYI NEW & LOVELY bt hM dbl gar H 3!t m111t Bkr 6 75..&18 1 dacor 2 11ory twnhN pvt 1oc;11 other1 avalltl)I" .. llltllnl htlt~lltl Ualta lllO encl patlO 0u11Hn 1111 , 5394190 O.tRtrr rct 4 Br, 2 ~ bl. lltlQle family Woiitll-iiioiii-iifiai....,iiiPillil!~~ I dtmng ., .. 0.,1199 Ur .. delacfleO hafM, Turtlt Cost• i2 unit1. pie·' pin• Comm l>OO(, For Id •c•'- Aock Ald09 LIQ yatd turetqu(t 12 b+Og com-1 c; r o u I r om park ft ft ~I ale, mtereom I NC ay1 pi.11, '3.500 000 Pool 1150/mo c•• ~nt vac; I"""" mot• 30 JllC tac etubhM, outdOOI" WfST COST A MESA ft I tr Detow m.artcat rate 880'1, trplQ 04 erlCI Oflv• by 110 Jo1nn ' c;tll ltnan SJ30,000 FOt ~to O a r a get 0 r 0 I I fO( more daltlll 280, 1 o•:ay DL.t 652-0Vt7 (ltYIM P.,;lflc) '370,000. 19t-3 Hl*l... btlh 16()() mo yrly 8 rlU I •{. l1M19 betort , .... I Wet•tftHt ... ffltt II\ m M ove a moun111n or dlM>t MrvKlt Geo Clklnt 111•1.... lll·l• NI• merch1nd1M With cta.u1-co 1-44. 7500 A•k for .... lltd 0..2 ~7a JoeG""''" ~~~~~~·l S,2·567!_ Orange Coat DAIL y PlLOT /Wtdnetesay. Febnilfj 22, ,.... D7. _u_tttt_il_1a_,_a._t_n...__1&1&Jt CU!fttl7 Dwywall ~ la.U, ..,. mer•, ]!•!i!t El''l•!=das!S..,. __ _ &iVftays • Parllng 1.ots .... Rf Mt HANDYMAN be bAWJXCL IA<! ..,..._ W..eM Haul no. MIWWIO Studlr11 V04.lf kw can gpar1r1e ,. ,.,... et.AcMC'blR P•l*· l~ift!ajiiiiii.,.llllillPll• Re$>alte -~Ing F'enc:91 oedl• add'ne to Hano. tape. 8COUltlc ~ Mow1ng.-~no Twic. a nat tr9 true .. r.., race 2 •n•ro-t1c, rellebl• 9y AICHAAOSINOA '*9na & ,~., au.. $2.17 per day Tl'lat's All Y<N pay fOf 3 llnea. 30 da)'I In the l"fl .. ·lll 111·41M rt• up W1te & 3 kid• to •not & w tntur ... UC. mo S20-S25 850-4!018 Thank you Jon '59-1138 mature -oma11 will et.tin l1Cen99 280644 t4 yra or Wcri Of!ry 2'40·3173 IUnlttia feed LA RAV 7~-t820 433 190 1-$32·"41 -• ~ KRVEOEA HAULING your hie 845-S 12• G&O hapc>y loc.el CUllOl'Ntl ~ WIHOO~lno Jn. .... ... -D'mitti~ MY Robe REMODEi.iNG All~ lltctdcal .lAPAlft! !!!_11111 Furnitut• 11aal\. ei.tl·upt lac•• Tu ,..,_,. you, 616-0383 .. ...,ion Aw ConNt·' NV A1aoeusiomublne1t II fLECTR1c1•N P '"•d ... ~.. Matt8"~·&089 """'.-fTYP•1·-·n.-.m•~, 1au.t5t0 iy orl~acn•no ' 1Ct0<11. eo.1a ~ yr• In at•• Lie bond~ "' r "' --lndlvtcJual & buslneu """".. ~ "' ~ ~-.. Alf~. ICftOol I •· DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIECTORY N!g11t1&P/l 6•2·8"82 intd M&·lS&ianY1lme r1gti1, fr .. MUm•t• on TllllHllll• HeaJt•StfYkt tax., CPA Free""· F'AOMPT.HEATPAO: Proft.-on•I ••llP•P•r tQNllprotecta Ut•WMt BABYSITTING O _ _ _ large or amall jobl UC Lawn·lr ... ll'lrub lnttall •-~ ... •trt/M-··~ mates 631 ·MS3 KEN FESSIONAL.S. 838-7 t48 hinging at r .. ~able ••-.&-N-.rvv-1 a CMY H ME Remodeling & Aep11rt AU 398821 073-0359 . Treetrlm/Aemcwal -·--12 YRS EXP rm amall pr..::. Lynn S4t.ff17 l !~-==~==a.:..-... -,...,. • 0111 Mesa phases of earpen1ry &. ----&..awn malnt1Ao1otllllno ·~ Htwpo<t ~d Income TaA, reas. rat... ---I• Area 548-8238 gen bY11d109 7$9-1803 8AYSHORE El.EClAIC Fr .. Htlmate 548-8065 1--.1a.. .... ,._, tic bOn<Sed ADVANCED My ptic;.a .,e email! We Gels ~CXlld tt."9 W .. 'OOW WA"' .. '~ Compl Elec ~ •-.. .,..._. MGMT SERV 96+7~ RON ~n Toget"-Uphol W I "" -'"ffY ~~erh will ~byau in my Butld/Aemod ofc. tut, rm rald/commtllndl.lt Tr" Trim. C1eal\Ups u_ CHUCK THOMPSON e:)G.;0730 enyt1~ -~only~ .. ome elllble Ind add • bay wndl# Fr-"'h lie 438771 S.-5-93"1 Yard Mlln & Hauling lhil ltx PA TING OUAUTY" 831-202t ;~:i·1~~s Re~~= ~~J:~IOS=d~~eo~~ Elect ContrKtor· Fr .. 1.eo8"7-2•57•557·•508 Hwu·•aM,.flll S.mct eek~15;9 ........ WindowWlllflttlQ•yr•.XP plue 1"41 IRVINE MIRROR and the HUNTINGTON BEACHCOMBER ev.ry 1150·6016 0 _ ... _ .... _'Roo" -"' Ouallty WOtk guar BaaiJ!iaa --Furnac:.t&GuPtp109 Pru11g1ous Newport Custorn~.nomidd1i ...!f,!!ft. tnl/~A:O lna6dit/OC11.~ecr..,.. ..... i t ,,_.111r-._.. • ..,.,.... uno •37&3•~Steve997-7183 •••HOMERiPXtR ..... Cltuiat Buch Metting Ad· man h..U.S tntr/eJCt., . ..__ Pu5'5-~ IOwr•t• AndyliU .. 25'8 It ~ • • Ooofs-Wtnd0W...Cab4nell ELECTRICIAN Elee-Ptumb·Carpenlry x.1 ilt p/t aomie1ic J;;i6 dresses Ma11 ta<ward1ng. Fr "1. Mile• •98-8394 tq> PMrat Wlailew Wednesday 11 no eX1re charge• CALL TOOA't'll met Panet-Paltoe.-Fences 35 LIC 233108 Small/lg• Remodel• Keith 64~72 Have own transp, 22 yra h 0 Id I n g c a I I I n --Pl••W.. ltrrictl Buoys. Housecleaning for 1Y" exp Jflrry s..µ413 1ob1. fepalrl 5'8-5203 CAilMe First. I'll h• ...... •1tP gd rel a S.-2-5156 mB••l-cneck Newport Mail ~::~ou:n1:rai:'~:: ............ -1· !"!~fto.,,. ... P!'"Pll~lll'l'\19 your t>oa1? Call B•rt>ara 'Ceraaic Tilt _., o II Ser v Ic e•. F t "-67 .. 3"""1 ,,.. _. • Wl .. DOWReP~CEMEHT Ulflllltl rels 536-0694 , ... u.,. th1nor!Ql"ltf0ti.t 25yra ROBINS CLEANING 71•'631-7663 r•et ....... ~...., Wa1-Hesl~'250 CENTER Alum \IJindOwS Custom Tile Service ltfiailma el(&) refs Wall 6'&-1886 SERVICE a lhOloug'11y ---INT/EXT 20 y .. ,. fxJ* WISl.ued In ~ ..000 Your Dally Pilot Servloe Oi.rectOfy Repreeentattve Uualtly workman1h1p '"LICI'"' & .. loo•s AMERICAN HANDYMAN clean house 5•0-0357 Ktriat Average ~ 129 . 14WD.141-Jlft tramea. 1 day WVICe "~r'""'~~~IP!'!'!-Reas puces S.-7-8322 " " " C • A1C MOVING,.. M t iaJ S.-2.0.-42 Fauc.ta.Wsttd1Ut41fa M0-3551 /A N Upnoltltry. Res'eurants &. arpentry, Windows. Class Acuon Cleaners • 91 • ------ Compu1er Moo fees Free Cllili Cart ottice turnttur• IJOfge) Paint. e1c 8"7-2367 Local home/apt c.lnng ~~'f1~:~1 L~;:..~o Ouallty paini"1ng 1nt1e•t. 0~~_:.rr::,.':c lutt Lrtr ---------Coun1oel Meg 6.-2-7047 My tiome nr Vista View 432·9633 or 55"-7121 Rei>ai,., Painting, Drywall. exper M2·926• Dayna line workmanaNp Wayne 'Zi';t.,,,. M&M'a..2-9o33 i5•1ai......,.;;Jaw .... r•equ-.·r.~thatl"""!•.u'!t School at •05/Magnolia Gar•ealaft etc Free estimates *GEN HouNCleanlng * *&-1 lllYIM* Leffler (IXOYE) 751-9103 c.ontractot• wfW) l*'form U2-4H1 tit. Ht M•ititas/lta .. tliat C1ltiaet M1ki a1 4 yrs · 848-5189 -Gary 6.-5-5277 PTL Rehable, ••per lrM est BeSI Quahly 25 yr exp Pte1ter Palnttng Prof !!!ii, - -work OYel S200 lnduOlf'G 1".New cabinets. catunet Ct•lracttrl EEi REPAIRS & REMODEL C11016.-6-6502 650-3263 Loe T · 116 428 730-1353 home & commet main-~xp . llJr typea. (air lebOr and materlal1 mus1 SPEciXl low RATES h1c109 bars & tormica Ct al Topl*'lremoved Clean-Carpentry, C4tment. dry· Gen Houteel .. n1no Reta. STARVING COLLEGE tainanc. 673·8222 pt\C.9S, lie tr" nt Fred be ltc.en9ed UnlteenMd Custom Ouallt" Work-Lie countertops 642-0881 aer up, new lawn• 751·3"78 wall 12 yrs 831-3408 trans. 1eliable Lorraine. STUDENTS MOVING CO OUAUTYPAiNTING. FAtR 213/434-8339 LB OaVld contractor• 1tioul4 ao ' IEllm 1111 •-st 962 0510 1 3 L c. r 12• •36 1 .... eve 11•1&35-9528 Anan. atate In their edv.n1.ing Int ref'a 851-6285 CABINETS-CARPENTRY • .,_ • ABRAHAM'S Gen malnt.. SCOTTY'S• 1 Electr. • a 1 pm I 1 • naur.... PRICES Free •llmatea ContrectOfa and con. SPECIAL Lo-Yr RATES Sm 1obs-Repairs welcome Aemooet1Rep1lrt comml clean-ups, Ire• est. plmbnQ. carpentry. home Proleulonal house-WAT~ 'u~~ROWI Call John 631·2050 Canop•••· Tarp•· Tenc1 turner•. cori-~• Mary Cuitom Quality Work-lie Free Est 645-2003 and re11d LIC'd, bonded. 5•1·8519 or S.-6-21•5 0< ofo repairs. Local cleaning by German P&J!ri•• ---Clothea Rack1-Sh9tw. Grondle at 55M086 with Ins. ref's 851-6285 ins F0< es1 552·91•2 Clean Ups•Tr" Trimming 650·2568 Oullwork lady. CoslJI Mesa Masie LtHtal mTtirNG iNTERiOM ~S~2 841-6878 ll'IY QUeStlOnt Contrac- -Car~atry Dffr Haa.iial Yero Ma1nt •Hauling B1aUa1 Newpon Call Irene •ti' Piano leuons t>eolnner HANGING/STRIPPING ROOFLINE A" types of tor • State llcerue AJ,liUct ¥est F'OR LESS oooP.!GA'LOREU MIKE 650-3263 DUMP Joas I 6"2-6859 advanced Tailored .~ VISA-MC Scott 873-1si2 roofl~ New Recover'9. =· R~~~. ~: .. ..f!il Repair. Remodel. Cement Repair or Replace Commercial/Residential SMALL MOVING JOBS RON'S CLEANING SERV yov1 neeos & desires. 1st tHANGING/REMOVAL* Repa rs LIC/bonded A11a. CA 92701 ANDERSON APPLIANCE l2yr exp Dave 631-3408 CALL BOB 6•6-2923 Landscape Maintenance MIKEM6-1391 For a brighter home lessol'\.lree 6.-6-0162 •••1•11 959,..-io2 ________ _ B Y Sal. Rep.I -Quality Serv•-·. r-··. lee. Call 75"-6796 11 • yrs expel"~ u • • 1 Expef't Ca1pen1ry Service Class1l1ed s having a ule ,... _. HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE Buyers and sellers mee1 MIKE 851-1800 841 W6,.~915h53S8t C M Aepalr -Remod-Add1tions on sometn1ng you nMd bo;~ 20 yra din area Furniture. Trath, Trees find what you want In every day in classified A1e you '1ust IOok1ng ? ... Doon-etc 5•8-4980 6•2·5678 c ':':!5 ~;~ 1eape 963·5• t5 NORM Dally Pilot CluS1fledt 642·5678 We hke bro111t1era Want "'11 C.il M2~78 clats11ie0 6•2·5&78 ,..,_.. .. , V ltat1l1n Office lntal1 ztl4 .... , I ftad 3114 ::••:::d:: .... =.:iOu.~....;:fl:,:l~t lelt wa_. Hll HOROSCOPE SYDNEY 0MARR Int. luclt 1141 nue 2908 1----------------_ 36r h>.ba. no .... ts. "58 "Ti'leOr""'nai'I 1.0.&llPllTAIU lost Blue~RAKEET,"1e-mu.sr111ca .......... 9"itp.'MC... ,..... .,,. Ole space 225-1000 sq tt wa 1 d 1am11 y pet Absentee owner/manager AJP & AI R expr Some pr•tlglous retu atore mo 1660 1 Regina Cr lllllllATI Ftlllll lots ot.prlcg J8nll0f1al & 838-~4 must 1111 specially typing computef data call tor 1ntervle• IMO· 7853 O< 8•0-8683 Newpon Bcil M t-1899 all ullls incl Mo-to-mo womans app11., lhop 1n .... 1ry 1 "'us N·--.... ......, 720-0255 16601 o-.1na OK t s 111 557 70 0 Losl Charhe our Green ,...... -· "' ""'""'".,. ------. -v CDtlll. Apt to shr nt beaOh · rom 1 • 1 • • c pnme ..,.,.M l<>eatlOl'I offiu Apply at 29 t I Clerical Suwl.. -m•lred onure blrd (like a lllir•• IW.n W•t Garry A-. "'-ta ammll Non-smkr male 20-30 Real Estate Developer and small parrot) COM UM ''"' ....,, YILU&E yrs S320/mo 675-7927 Broker looking for 3 REWARD 760-0982 IU-2111 Ana (Off fS)Mfwl •Secret•ln EXec condo. nr beach. 3 people real estate releled Lost diamond& t.apphlre 111-H 11 btt/.... AUOIONIDEO RecOfdlng • Typim ......... d F b .. 3 New I & 2 Bdrm lu11ury B 3 ba Is ...,...... to stiare completely Co need• 1....... d·-"'· ••1" ay, r e raary' apts int• plans 1 Bdrm r. • tenn · """" furmlhed offices in Cor-ladies ""9 Rewvd. Sw1mm1ng pool chemical cat or WilJTr;r,;' • ~ ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) You gain broader view. personal t1om $575 2 Bdrm trom Avail Mar 5 S495 to porata Plaza Incl ocean 675·•S8" MNIOtl businest Npt S..5·6905 • O.ta~try09«atora honzons are enlarged and your ab1hty to communicate 1s enhanced. S670 Townnouse from ::g=· e1t~e~f~1~:~~. view baJcony wnf rm 2 Lost 1raman Passports. Ben/Costa M... area - - -: ~..!':,-,::. More people h stcn. many are drawn to }OU and arc persuaded by )OUr $735 • pools. tennis. 788·4206 oven1ngs 720-1133 VIC Irvine 11 66t250. No exp nee Wiii train wm ITYUST ... , araum~nts. Focus also o n increased social act1Vll}, travel. long-range waterfalls, ponds Gas 786-6425 Mr/Mr Vahdam $551( lull amt teq'd Wiii Renl 0< top % Fasn1on ~ PBX 09«ators commitments. pa10 From San Otego Fem. gorgeOYs 2Br 2ba • WCmYE Uml • LOST OR FOUND A PET? net S•OK+ Call collect Island area S«-0661 Needed immediately to Frwy drive North on Condo, 11lnt toe. pool, jec. 1 MO FREE RENT Mon-Fri 9-5PM Ask for -TAURUS (Apnl 20-Ma\> 20): You gain insights regarding Beacn to Mcfadden and $275 mo C M 662 2247 Call Animal Asst League Tim •08-867-0111 UH UPAll wOtk l0<p,...tlgl0U-oom· investments, tax shelters and financial status of those who claim to be Wea1 on McFadden 10 Fem to shar~ 2 bdr~ S300 w~~~~11!:'';81':~r ~,11 978·PETS NO FEE Mt -t 1 " ----GEL COAT FIBERGLASS :!~le$~:~ec:~~ affluent. Secrets are revealed. you make d1scovenes which could Seawind Village mo 2o• 11 A David or sune 14, NB 631·3651 Los1 Smt WHITEdog. 1g n1 ~ ' REPAIR MAN Npt Bch. eventually lead to significant profits. Scorpio plays key role. t714>S93-5 i 9e Nwpt Beac;ti 5•8-SO.-• silky tail female, under T .D. • 4121 EJ(,pefoenoed 975-2837 wan~EMALE/MALE GEMINI (M ay 21-Junc 20): Do your own detective work. Analyze Sllarp 3 Bdrm, 2· .. bath. c.-trtial med. CM 6.-6-3302 I.II umEI •...wrun1 HOMEMAKERS uirgeo N Laguna Beach SQI F stir lt1t1b 2911 --._.. documents. contracts, statements regarding possible partnership. garage 0 Pe 11 oceanview home. Arch Lost Spayed Fem short· lert •-I P111 11me Trial balance to~ Spotlight on publtc image. legal nghts and permissions. cooperative S475i mo 5•6-9950 Beach Hgts Avail now 160..0 Herbor f V ha11 Tabby cat. 6 toes on &a&•-· H. exper"~dellred Ntw- fTo d I v· d h G I a. L 2719 S..-00 •99-• 155 (9-2pm) 12•0 sq It Ir n t I e et v I c Speetall'ilng In lat & 2nd port Bcil area S..8-0088 VOLT e orts an manta status. 1rgo an anot er cmm1 play key roles. ~rt -ae• ~ent s.-1•5032 Av ocadol •lh CdM TO'sS1nce 19•9 CANCER (June 21-Jul) 22): Diplomacy wins. forcing methods 1 er w11of1. frplc. gar M/F shr 5br Hunt H11bour 675-5695 Robt Sattler NH/CM Boob~ S.Uetary tor lose. Emphasis on domesucny. purchase of art object or luxury ttcm. dsttwr. 1blocic10 t>eec:h poo1 home wtd1v OWnet lnrPlllT IUI. RE Brotcer Bd ~10<1 ~ Mature per. -. . ~741 discussion of possible change of residence. Fam1lv member confides S7501mo 8•0-3787 S650 1213)592·1968 evs 600 sq rt ground floor Lost dog. t:>rwn /t>lk Shelue 6.-2-2111 5'5-0611 son. must type & run 10 I. I I y p e Fe H BI F v -key Send resume With hopes, aspirations and financial requirements. Libra figure$ prom1-28R 1• 1BA steps 10 t>eactt M/F to stir 2 br apt. 1nory new Y re modeled 963-7201 2t3-590-M97 Btlr WutM SllO satary requ1temen1110 K 38"8 Campus Or1Ye Across from O.C Awpof1 Newport a..ct'I nentJy. 2 pa1io s gar HOO mo lac Near 0CC & Allport McNash Really 6"2• 133• --.....,. Holland. 2•2• Newpof1 - LEO (Jul) 2l-Aug. 22): Define terms. realtze others make 11111ast S200 sec Avail $250 • uut S..2_..307 *"' SmallE/sideC M comm 11 Ptneaab 3111. *UYI • Siii* Blvd. Costa M..a CA Coctttail wall«twaltraa. promises now which cannot be 1mmcd1ately fulfilled. Keep options March 5•a.•905 111 mes Ocean vu Dana Pt lux retatllofflc• $250/mo CIRCUS OF C~~:,n•~~t:~~nlt~ _9_2_62_7_ :-=ic!i•P :&= open,strcss~lf-rehancc. takcad,antageofyourchansma.glamour. Be * t ST1blk to ocean a condo 2 Br 3 Ba pool 128 CabrllioSt M l·85•• rat maturewoman...mo11 -IEEPIM Ae.tAur"1n1 31106 eo.t ready for change. travel. vanct), communication which could lead to bay S.-50/mo Parlung spa 2 lrplc _4~·2661 lajastrlal lllSSlGE IOok109 10< a permanent Hwy So L..agouna Profitable assignment. 71 .. 1650"2493 Penn1nsula Alterna11ve 20 leatall -21 719 NO HARBO .. BLVD llve '" s.tuatlon in ....._ Retail store neecta pell H ., poa s.ec:t\ 5 da'( wen 11me office help S-kog _.. Hl•TllT VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. !2): Protect territonal nghts -emphasize IAYFlllT 10 25 year-old roommate 1300 1q ft w/tront oflk:. FULLERTON weett Time on t<>t> fat exper neeaMfY Hrs Become a C)f"of..aional prdouction, rcspons1b1hty, promotion. Relattonsh1p 1ntens1fics, 1br It>•. 1elng down-10 share 4 br nome near lrg r .. r dC>C.'f S.-95/mo 110 ... 112 tiot>t>ies Must own ca1 ne11ibte Can Virgin•• or contvttant & enioy fab· opponunities multiply and you could be asked to appear before the stairs S675 mo lst/last ~~blyp~ece ~:,~~11:· 1791 WMhlfSt CM Dys 7 llYS I WEEI no smotlef/dnnk Reh 8 111 for intervi ew ukx.ts income ~5 -A' Old d ' d I d d I ffi d I I S 100 cleaning dep S.-0-9352 eves 646-0681 1 Sh k 6.-2-7061 m~1a. crtn 1v1ua1s on ~our s1 c. 1spaysa ectionan oyaty S d s.-40126 Rent s2251u111s Call · AnRACTIVE req engi spea •no LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. ~!): H1ghhght versatiltt>. keep plans an Y • Scou at 2•1-1517 01 2000 & 2600 IQ ft MASSEUSSES 7u t 855-8l04 9.5 or Coordinator tor Youth Ac· qua11c office. oNice stulls flexible, ask questions. give full pla) to 1ntelleC1ual cunoSll) Near ocun -2 Br 1 Ba 957-0528 SO 50 IQ ti TO SERVE YOU 831 • 7667 wkndsl eves Assignment will be completed. short JOUrne} will follow and you'll retrige. crpts. encl gar Pen Pt bet t>ehl bay. rem Agent 54 l-5032 OPEN 24 HOURS & ooa1 kno'#f41dge nee F Id I tion able to wortt w/youtn have reason to celebrate. Anes. Leo and another Libra figure $725 No pe1s 675-6606_ pref n/smk 3-1 move in 2280 IQ r1 warenouse1 ESCORTS/IODEL-S pr ominently. $300 • u111673·8013 Maril snop/stor&Qe space. ap. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No' 21 ): You get long-sought new deal -Prof/M wan-t1-1o_sh_r_ a ~ra~~,,~~'s.0~J!'g!; s~ ~ Outcalt ONLY 83_5_-9_1_99_ money situation 1s bnghtcr and incom e potential ts enhanct!d. Y ou t>eauutui 110"."9 in NB · utll paid 1600) 538-0775 tuoa~l locate missing matenal, dilemma 1s reso h ed and }ou'll be o n m ore INNEW ORT BEACH CCM. lltnt r_et_s_4_9".:_8_73_2 3000 511 bldg io.ooo slf••St_r•_i_c_•_• ___ 3.,.0_l_f solid emotional ground. Stress independence. creauv1ty, willingness to s1091es 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart-Fl~on2-sbmk1r ~~ samec .''; 101 cnaln ltnk blk lop hangr1 La Musage pa pioneer a project. mania & Townhouaes s .. r Mr be.,.. ... m. ...,& Laase or trade 642-4610 Open 7 days. VISA & MC. SAGITI ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): Circumstances take sudden lrom S660 (Ask about apt ust resp neat •320 Campus Dr. = 190 · · ~ d d L rurntalled apts compleie clean S2•5·ulll 1st/last 5000 IQ 11 1nctud• office NB 556-2260 Across swtn& 1n your 1avor -JU gment an 1ntu111on arc on target. unar wun TV ltneni & utensils 6•6·2557/H 524-9880/W near 111n & Placentia from oc Air~t cycle hif,i. vitality makes comeback and you will be at ngh1 place at may be rented tor short Rmte fem 25•30 yrs $~ 1001mo S.-6-116" "special • moment. Success indicated through personal appearances. term or longer No lease $250/mo Avail 311. NB CM appro• 3000 ,, inclds lasiaeues CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Aura of m ystef) is major pan of req d) On J•mt>oree Rd area Polly 675-9570 or 500 offtee dl111ndstrl P<k I S I 4012 scenano. You'll receive unusual call. your presence ""'II be requested at at San Joaquin Hills Rd att 6 557-2428 $1450/mo M•· 7269 _ .. •.r.,.•'!!W!• .... --..o• clandestine meeting. Sausf" cunos1t'-. maintain balance and sense of 1•4-1100 · ciGAAETTE or v16eo ' ' Rmte wanted male Sttllft 2922 D•STRIBUTORSHIPS humor. Numerous problems will be solved and money picture will be l9••1m&•••l&I non-smkr 10 stir new So -c B bnghtcr. Coasl Condo $275/mo 800 & 1500 aq ft on New· asn us1ness We AQUARIUS (Jan . .,0-Fcb. 111): Wish comes true 1fyou are ready to Spaetous srngle one · • u111 556· t 190 aft 6pm port Blvd '"Costa Mesa provide money for e•-.. 0 & two bedroom apts 50c IQ tt Agt 67~700 pans1on all locallons. revise, review and rebuild on a more su1t<1ble base. Lunar pos1t1on Rm1e wanted Pvt training & a BONDED highlights romance. fulfillment. mone) that comes as result of recent room/ba1n turn1sned AaaHactatats 3002 staff to nsist you 1n set· business or career maneuver T aurus. Scorpio persons figure S275 t mo u111 pd Entertain your tweethean tin~ up YOUR OWN prominently. 75•·6360 alt 5pm 1'111 week by PA T OR FULL TIME PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Look for reasons -motives arc Shr Lake forest condo lllWF&STI• IH 1~.J'es~~~sggs 10 S50 ooo tmPonant, you can make significant discovery if persistent. Means Pvt bath Sun/Sell Club Witl9 Wi•t I llHH w1nston-Sa1em-Ko01S take n othing for granted. take rems in your own hands. be in charge of mbrshp 5325 uttl incl "Un Pellt De1ourne au L11 1-800-2• 1·2268 F ~1SHED Bobbie. 859-3750 Avec Du v1n Et Des • your own destiny. You could be appointed to prcst1g1ous post. U"n or 8 1iat11 OJJ 4014 UNFURNISHED sp9(;1a1 rmmte tor special Roses Call tor rese<· a . All!!atall f.,alslt .. All!lants, Val. Aertaeats, Val. ALL UTKJTIES hse. COM Dec furn, lrplc vat1ons 641-7335 111 6 * AIWIY * •'·JL... c .. z7R c .. 27•u PAID HEALTH In ~our Bdrm 640"4262 SPIRITUAL RE~OINGS 10 ways to make money ~ --• osta ntH llll "'111 .,.. CLUB5 T£NNIS Watcti tile boats -go byl Advice in ell mallers Love. benefits Call 963-6570 AOClll1AIT Estat>l1shed petroleum general contractor needs accountant w1tti con· s1ruct1on e•perl9~ will nandle account payable. receivable & b1lltng all on compyte< some ~al office duties No smoking in office Gooo salary & t>enellts Call Mr H1lle1 71 .. 1730-1273 10AM· 12 Mon-Wednes 0< send r• sume to J T Allon inc 17501 Irvine Blvd 3 4 Tushn Ca 92680 IWll&CClllT mcmn The Orange Coast Deity P1101 has an excellent op. Portvnlly 10< a cateef Oltented Ma1or Account E11ecu11ve w11n a proven track record Great potenttal guar antaed draw against c.om- m1n1on Desue 10 mo..,. into management a plus Send resume to p 0 801. 1~60 Costa Mesa 92626 EOE Qr " "C groups Some wknds Sea Base 6"2·5031 Cal a Cosme1011g111 wanted Daiy P:L.l pref Clientel4t tor t>eacri "" SllOp 675-8•06 •0 VISOR •••n• Fw11 " • Pf'l' FIT Flair tor decorat 642-5678 '"9c~~1':1s•~1~2~~•in --I Want Ads C8ll 6.-2-5678 Daily Pilat ••••• ····~ • • i PART TIME ! • • • • : Deliver Daily Pilot by auto : : (approx. 3 hours per day). : • Weekdays afternoon, week-• : ends early morning. Earn al>" : : proximately $400 per mo. As.It : • for Bruce Emsley • • • : CIRCULATION DEPT. : • 642-4321 EOE • Ptaia11l1 2•07 1 Br Garden Apt stove & Easls•de 2 Br 1 ba. gar. SWIMMING ptu~ Prof M/F 10 shr 2 Br, 2 ba marriage & business BAY FRONTAGE beech relroge No pets S420 r r p 1 c . beam c e 11 , S lurn Ltdo Bayfront hme Also c.ounMllng l 8 t 5 pie< pt11ng 2 Br S800 1 B1 548· 1377 S6 t5-S625 • 111. IHI & much more orry, $550/mo 675-0168 2•nrs So El Camino Real San '9 ...................... • ' s1•------ $700 or vacation r1s 303 1t1H peuo. Quiel u111tlies sec S225 2 per.Ont. no no pell Model~ WE LOOK FOR YOU' Clem _uc d 492·7296 E Edgeweter 1/871-2866 pd No pets. avail Mar pets 650-1798 open daily 9 to 6 House/Roommates '"'Ir.... 3004 But. ltaclt ZMI S325 6•4·6958 Frpl pool prv1 patio Oakwood Unltmited 832-"13• 1 Br uppe1 S390/mo Reis dsnwshr X·lg 2 Br on SUWlll req'd. no pets 352 Vic· Easts1de $610 557·211•1 Ap~rtments Newport BeKh So. 1700 16th Strttt (at Dover) 642-S•ll ltatall Wut.. Ztot 2 Christian 28 yr Old men need 1ne1tp. rm/rms In NB/Cm/Irv ramlly/ .. de(ly pef'SOn home •95-3108 FOUND ADS ARE FREE can: YILUIE 1011a s.-5-8161 New 1 I 2 Bdrm lu11ury apt• In 14 plant 1 Bdrm from ~75 2 Bdrm from M70 TownhouM from S735 -+ pools. ttnnil. waterfall•. pond• Gu peld F1om San Diego Frwy drlvt North on 8ucf\ to McFadden and W•t on McFadden 10 Sea w lnd VIiiage (71•1893·5198 ~ultac• 2141 1a pvt efll. i>OOI Mature. prof bualne11 perton N/ernkr $425 mo thru June f 94·0451 1 Br upper nu cpts Vic· IOfla/Canyon area, no dogs S500/mo Avail 311 631·68 t2 28R 1 b11n Eastside 2563-E Elden $525. 831·367 t Go see 11 mle81iBJlll TOWlllOiES Co14• fer l11t Resp Ftnon-smkr 25-35 10 stir lr9 Ellde C M apt S300 • 'wlll 6"2-6 78" H2·1111 Frplc. vaulted ce4hng 2 Br 2 Ba nice quiet upper. double garage pool & spa patio. encl g11. Ron 2 Bdrm 2•., BA $780 Nf'Wport BeMJ\ No. 880 ll"llnt AYfnut (at 16th) 645·1104 To st\r yourC<IM. N B , ___ _ home Am non· tmkr. Found Dove, very tame Clean, neat Prefet S300 vie 28th Str•t. Newport mo Ref Hoppy 6•5-•l•O Beach 875-2528 5•11·0•77 666 W 18th MS-2739 IJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J 2 lrg bclrms. 1 '"1 bl. OW 2 car gar w/opener 4 yr1 old very clean Avail Mar I $700 6•5·6233 La1ge 2 Br 2 Ba garage. Saa Cltatatt 27'11 rm 120• or Iv message Found Fem Tri colofecl upper. no pets Now 3 Bdrm. 2 be. l btock to Otlitt ltii'l.is 2 14 Doble Mix, WM rem avall $825/mo 831·6155 beach. On sit• 1•undry mo IFFIOEI •payed Shep ml• New· -8 $675/mo. &e1 ·6142 port Animal Shelter 125 111111 Newer 1 & 2 r w/garege --Great 1ocat1on lncludee r• M ... Of 8•4-3058 , • .., ba. w Side Brand F1om $450 No pets Stat• L11aa1 2711 ceptlon•st. telephone. Found F tan/wnt terrier new, crpte. drpe. ' 645"5577 I Ldroom. ocEXiJ VIEW. aecretaiy t>OOkeeplng m111. , blk/1911 atlepherd bll·lna Fncl petro, Child'n NEWER 28r w1g1rage No waltl 10 baCtl S5Hlmo avallablew From S250 mind puppy N B OK No Peta S67Sl mo pets SSOOl mo Call 409·50•2 TomLMM2·1603 Anlm91Shelt.,,125M ... 6•5-86"6 &31-5653 -1617 W~difl Or, NB Dr.S.4-3658 Po~daroaa Mobil• ):s--: Pvt 1 Br lrple pool patio. • ... , 2tOO S 1 30 IQ tt Found Old Eno Sheep· tite• DIA moblle home ger No pets 399 w Bey Furn11&d room In cotta Agent 5" 1·5032 dog. 2119. vie Npt & Adults only, no peta SSlS &50·6357 M ... ';~t:A2 8 PM •CdMdl1su11 .. A.Campi 22nd &31 3472 Outel. teeura 1ffl New· ~ec01ated lrg 1 & 2 81 ___ pr"no rrom $200 21165 FOUND tt1vif'i0ng tum port 6"6'&373 MOO 2 Ba ge1den ept P09I l.rg Rm & Be. nonamotclnQ ! Coast Hwy 87S-6~ (Peraian Ilk el cat 14~ Lge qU1et upper 28, $.-4511535 710 W t8th SI Fem uUllncl Kit r.•vl· 790 aq It upttatra ~. VIC CuN.. & I ba. edits pref No pell THE SEVILl.E 2 Br w/gll =i.:o'J:iJ~ INt olfetlhOp spec. attared Walnut '"' 552-t , .. ala 2JOJ 311 W Wilton 83 t 2177 crpts drpt, t>IM• fncd a•tuntton wtotner ten Found Sml bl1' Coctl Pta.lu e2 8f 1 Ba Opl• ss2s a., yd wlpatio. waler pd Prof M/F non·etralghl anti C M bldQ S275 mo apoo Stept to m 28' n;; tnel g•r No pttl 228 I A 29 It c Senta Ana Ave wanted to renf ~ 1eoo1 53&-0775 ~nqulnfWarner H8 yr~. ,,._ cpta, Qaf, w/d, Pomona 945-949" SS85 Call 1 5 &36-4120 Y!..-room In pvt l'lme 1t1 fuU Serva E11ecvt1~ .,._.-32-=-1-1---=-~ IT)S 813-"47 LIQ Ben IOI Pflv, pvt Found Sptino-Sp.en pup, • -Condo, 2 Bt. 2 Ba, all 2 U~ 2 Br SH5 stove bath "400/mo • utll SUttel 11'1 ~ Center 5-8 mo rn• vtc; &f1atOI & Ctrtu ... Mil l1U "r gar wlOfHJMll Ai.o refr1i, pool, no~· 423 •ff-43$3 640-S470 Wll s. SA _.2·8363 le2if!lL.:J1edwooa 111(.I owrtwetif/dryr,AIC, w ay 5•89518 RoomwlbafOfllflQleper· New 2 atory prOleuiot\11 «*lff\Q.I. trptc. Mttr tulte, OIW, retr19 wf.u1o tee WllllAll ft.LAU ion kll'"' prlv •g• oltice COfl'J)tell 'or'* pvt petlO • yrd I trg mall•. 11uti compctr 1 3 .. .,, , block 1 Redhill & Br1ttOI nut OC --------• •.. -..... " ..... ,, OK Avlll. llOOtmo Call 83'·1024 1 8t aipu avail poo · spa. ~ ;JU " rom Atr..,_ 1000 11 up R & H .... TmTY ...,...,..... ,... Hr patlol bal No P4111 Midi H 8 M0·21t3 _.. • tmmed f1000/mo fat18* 18'. Pott. ltlvn· '5051515 tn tmenta 751 59al llnodc• often~ toU _ 11M001 Holly ~ ;:J9t "'~~ .. can tSL M.8.~' 154~00•' or "; ~k•::r.::_ ~'",!; IEWNIT WCI ;:, '~~Y::"\d~ You c.n t make It to ti. ' Of &'7· 1"""" shop ctr Adult only ·--•* reeoc11 the <>ranoa COut blQ oame NJ.I ..-1 EuWd 2 81 1 Ba I t •-··L 21 .. 0 9452·57to .,..r.._. mence' Oorl't ltt your ltcliet1 00 SUO/mo 2817 E Eldef'I 0iiiiii8iii8;;,·....,9WIR-iiii•.__...., ....... , M14H 11\1. ·l •·more PMM '42-M71 10 ... f .. b\ly • lmle ltd 63 ,. '755 ' DI I '° OCl'I jfif !oa Sf.A' BUN LOOO£ SfOJ\AGI! Butil J*IOO LOU of 100f'ts tent rud I 72~/mo • MC Av-.it S 1 10 W'llt uo Color TV Po$tbo11 385 7 Biren ~~~~~~~~~ d lieC 142·&G7t ~ Ada 842-SUI no-•. ., • 100. Yolande 3029 w Co.at HIN) Hpl 5'9·2287 Esteb ' 0 ;;: ,_..._. __ ...,\ . -~--1 There art' currentl y 20 po1.,1t1on1., a\~ulahk 111 "'le' '-'Ith a tuture tn management for Jch1c\~mcn1-onc:ntc:d m- di\ iduab m the Lo~ Angele\ & Or.tn~c Count) area You will be a~~()Ctatcd '-'llh n.1t1una l corporatmn' having over 6000 retail d1~tnhut wn potnh Pre' iou!'I ~ale' cx.pe ncncc: " rhlt rl'4mrl'J -'l>U mu't ha\e a neat appearance atid · dc,m: to Cjrn mu..:b more than an a\erattc incom~ Succe f~il applicant) for th1' C:\l'lltng \..'arccr '' tll ~cc:I\ c all major co mpan~ bcndtl'I. 1ncludmg a compan~ automobile l raining \\ill he (Ondu~tcd local I\ h\ a nat10nall> lno\\ n & hight~ re'pcdcd firm. beginning J-cbruar) 29. l 984. All 1mimric' '"" he held in tnctt'St confidence. ·O . •1•11/i "' r••''"''' lo \f 1 J 1'1 ,, /11 •\1 ,, F BR RY 27th to 28th. 19H4 I 0:00 . M . -4:00 P. M. TH IR l M RRl0TT \ rrort I .. D8 Orange Coast OAJL Y PILOT /Wednesday. February 22, 1984 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 62 ' Showboal ' I Leyoul htl PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVEO 5 M rtnets 64 Equal pref 10 Oem 65 Social rank 14 ltaltan money 66 Roman 15 Aloft m&1rkets t6 Mrs Charles 67 "Away!" t1 L·Cpl or PFC 68 Ribbons 19 lrlSh name 69 Out of 20 Mall cost 2 I Petroleum 23 Erse 25 In front ot pre I 26 Ktnd ol sari 29 Suppor1er 24 Wtnghke 35 Harr style 37 Spanish htfe 38 Crag DOWN 1 Fall hea111ty 2 Floor cover sl 3 Greek god 4 Otrller 5 Al the frir'lge 6 -Irish Rose 27 Crazy as - 47 Station anew 49 Vulgarian 39 Pro1ect1ons 41 D1g1t 42 Respect 44 Ordeal 45 Transfer 46 Catches 48 Dwellings 50 Shoelace 51 Simple 7 Pinnacle 8 Neutral 9 Angel 10 Wind 28 H111s1de pools 30 Follows 52 Choleric 53 -and direction 11 Lyricist 12 Exciama· 31 Inward 32 Haller 33 Lock 36 Fortune 39 Weak 40 Fabrics robbers 54 Nursemaid 55 Eddo 56 Utah resort 58 Mr Novello 59 Octavia s 53 Asian bean 57 Ra1s1ng earn 61 -Khayyam Iron Ir 13 Flannel 18 Vetch 22 Urge 24 Gear 26 Machine toot 43 New York's neighbor 45 Htgh priest mate 60 Metric unit 63 Survey 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 20 34 38 42 46 61 66 67 69 BtlJ Waatt4 510G Rel~ Waate4 5100 Btlt Wutt4 5100 1£UYHY PERSOI F1' slits POSITIOI Leasrng Agent needed tor Apply in person Allen with good benehls tor Costa Mesa apt com· Beck Florist 298 E 17th enthus1as11c person w11h pleit. must be eK· CM 645-3604 retell e11perience Nur-perienced m leasing, pub· sery background helpful he r"Olat1ons. pegboard IR&nSIEll 646-3925 for Tom or Riek system knowledge in Progressive archl const Gas station attendenl landlord tenant law a co n~ds several com MIF all shills open Musi must Highly motivated petent draftsmen tor 1n-be able run not walk sell starfer needed lor house res /comm pro-Salar • commission aggressive company 1ec1s Send resume met Appl/ Mobile corner 01 salary based on previous salary req 10 Chris R Coast Hwy Superior & experience Please send Stephens Inc 18226 w Balboa in Nwpt Beach resume to P 0 Box Mc Ourmoll suite D , ____ __ 8708-125. Newport Irvine CA 927 14 liHWl OFFICE Beach Ca 92658-1708 HY CLHIERS Engineering firm in New-LHAL SCTRY Parl/ttme counter help port Beach needs ver-for Newport Beach ollrce Laguna a~ach 494-8450 satlle person lor recept, Excellent sllills With d•S· typing lrhng. gen °11 play writer exper and work WP exper helpful UH EXTRA IHEY Guys. gals. homemallers' SELL 1' KODAK FILM coupons Church benefit 240-0427 electronic assembly SUPERYISOR/LHD Eitper In soldering. wiring. ECO's. touch-up/rework & 1nspec11on Good ben· el1ts Call Pal 250· 1380 EXOTIC DHCERS Animal Cracllers Enter. 1arnmen1 has 1mmed1a1e oµerungs tor 'Elvira and other Stripping Tele- grams No Topless SOK· Potential Musi be a1- trac11ve with great body have w11 and lheatrrca1 timing Call 64S-4883 A License Talent Agency FACIAL SllOI needs He'd esthet1c1an lor tac1als waxing etc; Pvt room ASAP 675-7740 FlCTHY OPHll&S lor mature md1v wnh lac· tory work exper Salary tommensurale w/ei1per , but we will tram Call bwn 8 JO 5 pm 496-S76 1 FILE CURI 97S-oo4o ab1llty lo workunder pressure a must Salary negotiable 714 644 -9190 HOD ADVHCEllEllT Lile pegboard. bkkpg. lyprng 45 wpm (invoices & computerized printing machine) Some lele· phone work (no sales) 5 days. FIT or PIT Salary open or PI T $6 min Call 9am-12pm or 2pm-Spm~ 646-9741 COVEHIEllT JOIS S11,5H·H0,553/1r Now hiring Your area Call 80S-687 -6000 Eitl R tS90 Fee HOIEIAIERS Mature persons needed 10 provide non-nursing care lor elderly 1n private homes Meal prep, shop. It hskpg etc PT /FT Weellly pay No fee MASTERS HEALTHCARE 953-0899 EOE M/F HOTEL Front desll reserve11ons clerk e11per d only Apply 1n person Aliso Creek tnn 31106 Coast High· way So Laguna HOUSHHPER LEHL SECRETARY Npt Bch A E lit firm seeks motivated, e11p Legal Sec'y This challenging position requires strict attention to detail & ol· lers potential tor ad- vancement as Office Mgr Reis req'd 640-6962 IACHllE SNIP needs person for shop ol lice Prete< ei1per 1n mfg olhce procedures. inven- tory control etc Ei1per w/computor helpful but not nee will tram Musi type 45wpm accurately 979-6080 Maid/Seamstress F/T New· designer boutique Fashion Isl. must have exp & refs. 760-9333 IEDICAl ASST Doctors' office. El Toro Full lime 770-1950 medical FROllT /llCI 8FFICE FIT. PI T positions open. e1Cper'd pref. will train Acceptrng aoplrcatrons from 9-tPM Feb 2S at 1....,•.,r....,.u.-•.......,_ ...... ,..1~1!1t~ .... •-u-.W--..._.-.-:-. r;rz::~~-....!!!!I:===~:.!!! •.tt11eyclt1/ Aat11, la!f!, ..W .. m w...-. aeoretary ii1A• uou..1 lc1tttn 1111 --r...•.... •--11N1•11111 -----~-~-. __ ....... ....,,. _ _..-.-Datt.. 1117 V•• tlU Opening soon. MW motel, -•• 11 .,,dry., hlfV d111y, S YI'• Oolft e PrMid..,t't Wlf ·-' •Menn• thrway inn no• 'M\ .. ~not.., an t.x• $-iOO/obo. Ms.;8274 $HO Mt oeo 432•9181· MOTORCVCLES '1 I o. 17~ "'" rMCl'I 181 van many 1alung ~PP ationa fOf ~aptlonally bright l\tgh~ . * FOR RENT • x t n t , I t 0 0 0 / ob o xttas, ruM ~ S2050 night audllot, d .. lt motl11atad etecut1va 1 BUY REFRIGERATORS M gtc l11and Gold Catd >CIUOO HONDA'S 842·~S3 845-9-413 1..I•• k• houHkaaoar, retary 10 kom• m v.orlllng Of "ot Calt't mambaranlp. S500 150 A DAY -right hand YOY mull paid Larry 650 7452 844 2815 ~48 9215 79 8210 tnrf mag whit, '11 411, new pa nl $eOO ma1d1 m11ntananca q _.. 1 .,..~1 1~ me1 brown p int. 557..()417 Mon-Frt tOAM to 3PM u..... 0 pr..,.., .. an~ Magic: Island Mtmberll'l1p, Motor Boan 1020 S t860 87~ 9380 ·11 Supet B .. 11.. S*f cond, ona ownr $2800 Call 111 SPM 548-2811 Apply at 1880 Supertoc hand .. IO IHk• at a time S&LE· tn llSlllSI S695 844·23~ alt 7PM Ava Co111 Ml$8 Pettac1 MCtatari.t •11i. • '83 Southw1nd 21' 0.800 ·77 B2 t0 H11tehback. llHElllfl PRIOTICW. UH II • IHRLY £1111e<1encad private duW nurses needed for home- ca1 e assignments PT / rT Weekly pay. No lee l11t1rs Mealtlloart 953-0899 EOE M/F NURSERY PLANT MAIN T ENANCE Full or p/tt!'M person 646-3925 ask for Tom or Rick HRSHlllES Cer111ted or trainees All shifts lull or part ttme Mesa Verde Convales- cent Hospital 66 t Center SI C M S48·S58S Employment Over 200 1ob opentngs. all fields salaries lrom S 1680/mo Contract em· ptoyment Co paid ben- efits Send resume & SS computer time charge to Drew Hansen Agency 13772 Goldenwest West IBM D••play Writer Due 10 1""' Ruth I An-New C"Aillng Fan. brus m• lotld9dl 5yr wnty LIKE AM/FM CHI 40MPG. bookaeplng. tra\191 o· tlqun of Balbat laland w/4 tultp hgh11 coll $290 NU S34 500 873·3600 alnl CC>f1d 83 t 3217 pettise. collage dagr" announc• htf qultnng take S95 562-079e outitandlng memory l0t bYttneu sale AH mutt SELL/TRADE 20 RV. gd 84 41t4 PICKUP all types of detail, high go Sala 1tar11 Friday, NOW $300 anar>e Including SIL!~T Shortb9d Sports Pkg. energy and non-smkr art Feb 24. I 1AM-4PM and IAllC fSLlll Vl v properly 84f.9238 Mirror. R .. r ~ 4~ lmpor1ant quallflcatlons will contlnva unlll all 11 ph 631-3811 eves IV' 102"' payment os S211 /mo 11 this Is nol YOY pleue sold a,..., bargains on I 11 ChuC)c, 979-3555, ugt tell your moat ~tstand· sllver • China. cryatal, )aw RCA color 25" cabinet 3 §mall RV'•· 1 Vanagon. f 84 M•i1lme wgn, like new. Ing friends about this ad etry etc. 5<M1~ Ba)'Tront, ;n• 8J1~he~~[~k 3i~~j '85 Mustang Make Oller less than SK ml. alvr, 11 Excellence Is and wll Bal Is. by the tarry, tor t or more 720-0771 o p 11 o n s S 1 1 . o O O & 4 drrci<:tor chrs, great continue to be hand· cond, SlSO 642•7s82 AV SERVICE Holst 642-2008 somely rewarded PleaM Wash9'/dryer S 135 ea Dondero Tires 2049 Hrbr 84 SENT RA reply In con(ldence to Dishwasher $100 Etec: SCRAM LETS CM 646 4814 S t t 3 The President, Colllnf stove $100 648-58,,.8 • • a 0 pm 5 spd, 2 dr 48 payments 01 Assocc1ates. 567 Sar Trailt u St 181mo Call Chuck. Nicolas Drive. N_s_. 9_2660 ~~~::i~~f~eO: or ANSWERS Travtl 1024 979·355S. agt Secretary for Spa Lady Spongy . Gtull BUY fACTORY DIRECT Fiat 9123 Typing, tiling & basic Washer & dryer, Kenmore Jul<:y. Nudism l tghtwe1gh1 flbergtau 7l Fiat 128 2 dr, looks gd. bkkpg reQulred Hr! SlSO 771•5928 or CURIOUS Scamp 13' & 16' travel runs grt S600/obo. 10-S Mon-Frt. S40-9010 650•6808 Tax auditor to seCretary trailers and new 19 5th 546 3737 eves Secretary, tit-e lyplng Wtsher. Gas dryer S60ea, Tell your boas. the wheel Call now toll tree 7 S k 1-800-346-4962 for tree 8 PIOER di\ red lllnt bookeep1ng FI T & PIT 6~ . great, can delfver longer I wall, the more brochure "nd SAVE• cond 5 spd S7K ml avail. Irvine. 552-S868 ·0248 Iv msg CURIOUS 1 get .. .. S3995tooo PP S51 ·4688 Fr" t. '. 602,.._ Su~tt>Oard. Russiil' 5'8 · Tr il SECRETARY 8 1;1; 1 en, Hoa•1 9125 quad. eitcellent cond U 'l't 1026 tor west em sales mgr Kitten, Siamese/Persian. S 1 6 O C a I I O o u g ta 1 l '17 Accord silver /black. 5 Typing, dietaphone, Ill· sealpoint markings. had 67S·6233 evenings 8 i116· dual axle Oat bed spd great shape $2575 rng, person Friday duhes shots, 3/mo 751·3336 traller S97S 675-32 10 544 66 lO or 673-3174 Salary St 150 to start will' Landlord says 2 lovable 5 Tbl & chrs S t5. Wet suit excellent benefits Call or mo old Lab mix/F's Must S35, rollar skates $2S, ice Aato StrTicea/ 80 Cv1c Must Setll Orig '71 l/W BUG Xlnt eond New llr ... battery & seatS. 12100 846-9238 '73 Super Beatie, orange. exit cond, sn/rf, orig ownr 52700 557-0175 ~ 11111011IU'S SOUTH cou1n VOLllWllEll "WIW1LL .. T ll lllflllll" Volume Sates. Service And LMS!ng 18711 Beach Blvd Huntmg1on BeaOh (114) 842-2000 PI T office help mornings. non-smllr tor real es1ate 0111ce Call btwn 9-1 send resume 10. Go Intelligent and skates SlO 643-0494 Puts 9015 ownr FM cass S3000 WAYE TEI Energettc 640-0239 WHEELCHAIR E/J MISS KITTY'S AUTO Chris 213-447-2430 '74 Sun Bug Super efftle, 3990 Westerly Pl. #280 • Like new. with removable BODY PAINT & REPAIR '82 Honda Civic, 4 dr. ale. w/sunrl. runs good. nds SS7 4102 NewportBch,92660 FaraataH 6025 arms S29S 645-7814 Auto Consignments stereo new11res. 11,000 Ures&paint.$1200/obo 476-2012 ADLER sew. mach In cab-Olli r i I Save on ~Claims Feb miles S6600 760-1453 Dys 49 4-8888 . eves Part time. hte typing, ~Ecu•m All'!E-IT lnet S27S obo 63 t -2719 ce ara tare Special$ 0 OFF any writ-499-3178. phones Npt Bch otflce. n •• E•1ifatat 6226 buH 9127 ----Please call 64S·4175 rtenced In woman's Beaut new sota/queen ten insura e ctalm esll· '74 Super Beelle,Jull de- pparel retail security hide-abed. emerald, re· Dewsksm typewriters, mate We dersen We tailed. good con .. good Full 11me, flex hrs. Call for tails $1000, sell tor s4oo bookcases and or~ntal also sell vou car 4U tor tires, yellow. nda trans PART TIME. Varied hours to include early A M weellends Musi have de· pendable vehicle (small appointment and details. Wrought Iron baker's portablebar Open9-4at -only 10% ol final sale work S2300/obo Personnel· Mon thru Fri rack $7S Qwncolomal 4 50530thSt.Ste205.NB prrce No klunkers 642-0688any1ime 10·2pm 7S9-1211 pstr wtr bed. complete. MINOLTACop.erh1ghvol-please Sat1sfact1on $300 Din tbl w/4 chrs guar 731-9442 trutk van. station SHIFT SUPERVISOR umn. 20 bin sorter cost s 125 S48-0922 dys S9.000 OBO 240.1393 A11to1 Waate• 9020 1111agon) to assist news-Part 11me tS-20 hrs week paper dealer in Irvine 2 nights Canadian Red Maple din-New 12· sotld oak con-S CASH lllEI S ing rm table w/4 chrs 2 lerence table w/1nla1d top tor vehiele 551-8285 area Must be depen-1 dable Contact Greg CVS your discount drug- Hyde Monday thru Fndayl store. has a convenient between 9 30 and 10 30 local opening tor an ex- leafs $400 S40-033S & 6 oak & uphol arm a m only 642-4321 perrenced shift super· • visor your respon- s1blll111es will range from PART /TIME cashiering to running the WEEKEIDS ~~o;.~n~n delegated oc- Superv1se Newspaper car-, rrers early mo<n1ng 4am We ofter regular wage re- 10am Sat & Sun Must views. employee dis- have van, station wagon. counts. flexible working or small p1cllup Hourly! hours and pleasant work- wage & mileage Apply 1n ing environment. person weelldays 330 w Bay St Costa Mesa j Apply in person or phone. Orange Coast Daily Pilot (11•) 111-HH Chinese Furniture & Rugs Rosewood sideboard & chest (matching). Rswd Grandfather clocll Chi- nese screens. woolen & silk rugs (China) S48·32SS Contemp tan sofa & match chair good shape $400 673-19S5 Custom Slate pool table 47ic8 7 S350 Heritage love seat S200 Throne Chair $75 893·9206 Gme tbl/4 chrs $350 Cott lbl $400 752-9040 chairs S1900 631-4836 Piaaos Or IDI 6221 Klmball pinet. beaut lrutlwood S6SO 1824 W Ocean Ft. Npt 67S-0854 Sherman.c1ayP1ano Spine• Bench Walnut. Asking $850, 645-8496 srrti8tGIOdl-WO Wood Gun Cabinet Mirror inside. lock door, holds 6 rifles In gd cond S99, 645-3358 EOE I Consumer Value Strs-CVS 148 Westmlnlster Mall PLUlllERS HELPER Westminster, CA. 92683 TV1 Radio, Gorgeous 4 pc hving room ~terff 6232 set 1 wk old, brown ~---------tones Paid SS40 want Beaut oak stereo console. Must have some knowl-• £411111 o,,rt, E•,l•Jtr edge & ei1per 642-9398 l ·F $27S 974-1624 $200 Muntz stereo. 2 lg speallers S 110 650-1837 Prt·scllotl Tt1cltors I Full & part time openings Sl&I SALES ECU un11s or ei1penence' Ei1penenced Full service Kg sz velour solabed, 3 cushion. camel '12s Color TV. t3;: RCA XL 100 646-2607 alt 3PM Nr new cost $300, NOW ONLY S150, S40-0153 nee CM 642-9181 I company needs active Love Seat. Sloane's cus- ' sell·star11ng person tom. beaut kidney ---------1 230S W 2nd St. Santa shape, gold velour. solid PROMOTION Ana 542-2343 lrameS125/bst olr Small Can you Spare 3 hrs 111gnt1y? Are you Wellgroomeo dependable and self mo11va1ed? Do you En1oy working with kids? II you can answer YES Phone 646· 7021 2 30-6pm Mon llVU Fri Stock & delivery. P/T CUSTOM RECLINER must be neat & have spree cir $40 1 sml good dnvrng record DECOR CHAIR (burnt or- 1 Apply 1n person al 49S E angel S2S call eve/wknd t7th St. CM See Duane 960-S844 Telephone sales Magnificent Oak rebo claw .cl toot 60in rnd table w/leaf 8 yrs old S350 962· t96 t I TELECOMMUNICATIONS - IS looking lor enthuSlastic MOVING SALE eleclr people to 1oin our sales stove 2 ylo loveseats • 2 I team Par1111me eve-chrs (color coordinated}, REAL ESTATE n1ngs Call Michele or lrg rolltop desk. house· SALESPERSO. Anne al 641-8434 hold misc pictures • glassware 64S-6643 TEXAS OIL COMPANY ur- CompleteSateiiue T V-sys- tem lor home or com- mercial use 360 channel capability 5 yr terms avail For free demo call 771-3981 SPEAKERS lnlrn1ty OB Walnut hnlsh incl. stand $15010fr, &45-8496 Power Boats 7012 23 f1 FISh Naut1Que by COf- recl Crall. cntr console. deep vee fish mach. loaded 454, 100 gal luel. vht. ds. stereo. trlr Jusl Beauhlul' $20.SOO Home 646-0930. wk 879-2640 lor active Balboa Island 01 lice lrc'd Call Belle Walsh 673-6900 genlly needs mature per· Rattan Irv rm Oak tbl/ son lor O C area b\ISI-chrs col/end Ibis. wall ness sales rep Sales""-unit, sofa/love 543-2241 3•' CaliftrliH 1111 RHL ESTATE SALES periente not necessary Costa Mell 6124 PP. S79.500 Newport Beach offices We tram Write WC 1-!o-PP!I"""'".-,..., __ ..,....., (714)760-1769 looking lor agent with D1clo.erson, Southwestern c os¥ A MESA GARAGE ---------properly mgml ei1per Pelroleum. Boit 789. Ft SALE Tools. household, 44. marine trader, glass Commission from 85'1. Wonh TX 7610 1 antiques and misc hull. beaut 3-cabin teak Tom Lee 642-1603 I, 1 Thurs/Fri only 8 10 6Pm int. Ford dsl eng. gener-1 1 e 1746 Anaheim Unit 4 & 5 Recepllomsl apphcat1ons1Need 2 lully eitperrenced alor & many xtras. being accepted Full time Ille sellers and 2 ex GIANT ANTIQUE SALE S1 t9.000 Will consider pos111on 9.5 Mon-Fri I perrenced floalers Pine vanity S35 Oak drop trade on molorhome or No typing reqd Enioy 213-901-1123 tealtblS7S P1ctures.mir-day cruiser. Eves dealing w1lh the public part time r ors S 2 D 1 shes • 2 4 0 • 8 1 0 1 d y s and have a cheertul dis-11111ED OPElllll~S glassware $I Tbls & 1-628-6 t94 pos111on Accuracy & de-..... • 11111 chairs SS Lots more Fri-Boston w ha 1-e r 13 pendab1hty req d Apply $7 50 10 start Need car day only 7-6PM t622 wtcover, 3Shp Ev1nrude WEIUY CLUICARS llD TRICKS CONNELL CHEVROLET ~ ll.1r l••r HI' d I I "'] \ \1 i' :--\ 546-1200 WEHY USEDCARS& TRUCKS COME IN OR CALL FOR FREE APPRAISAL Corm1er-Dellllo CHEVROLET t82 t 1 BEACH BL VD HUNTINGTON BEACH l•l-tOll;&•t-3331 WE WHT YOUR CLHI USED CARI See Ronald Dace THEODORE ROBINS FORD '2060 HAAllOA Ill VD COSTAMESA 6 4'2·00t0 4 Wlaffl Ori.es 9030 '68 JEEP CJ5 needs work ei1tras $1200 or ? 548-8669 8' TO'VOT A 4x4 PICKUP 4 spd 48 payments of S 187 /mo Call Chuck 979-3555 agt Tracks 9035 73 FORD RANCHEAO like new many exiras 640-4 196 76 El Camino Runs great. nds cosmellc wrk $1 500 blwn 8·5. 7S2-23S7 or aft 5 646·2919 Willy ·79 Ford F100 sac;r111c;e $ 1500 For 1nlormat1on call 645·9S 10 '12 llSSll PICKUP Yellow no money down 1ust lakeover lease pay- m en 1 s Call Larry 770-8966 llHMclHIA'S SOUTH COUii TY ISUZU "WEWILLIOT IEHIHSILI 'USIPHUI Factory sunroof. dli1 1n1. am/Im. nu tires 21K on rbll eng. sac S2195 7S9-06S8 ·7s SUPER BEETLE new paint, low mi . Jllnt cond S2900 eve 84 7 -8811 ·76 Rabbit, 2 dr, an/rt exit oond SACRIFICE s 1350 497-7009 Volume Sales Service 78 Dasher Wagon like And Leasing new. low mileage, Kint 18711 Beaci'1 Blvd ma1n1 675-t349 Hunhngton Beach Voln 9175 (114) 842-2000 .75 w 2150 agon , Kint KualllD Glai1 9132 cond., must see $3000 or '60 Conv Ghia tan/white. best 760-8154 reslOr'3d mtoul Rblt eng. P 1800E '72 Sport Cpe, air. nu tires S399S 432·906S auto, 54K m1, sheep skins Mercedes Bena 9145 orig pnt S5900 842-24~ 7 1 280SEL mint cond in· Aattl, Dt•tltic ~~g-~~o~ u' s 8 o o o Cdi111c 9309 '66 CONV gOOd cond., 71 300SEL 6 3 exit cond. new toptlnlltrans S3250 runs & looks great One 1 5 ol the rarest MBZ ever obo a 1 pm 786-7329 made $9000 631-2321 76 COUPE OE VILLE 74 & 78 45osEL s. snrl. Beaulllul cond. 62,700 m1 , a 1 1 0 y s 1 t hr Best offer. 642-962t $ I ! S 0 0 • S I 9 5 0 0 '78 Fleetwood s un°7ool. 645-8272 Dir velour. 66K ml $6500 75 280C 2 Or 1mmac yel- low & tan wire whls. 51K m1 $9850 760·9278 76 450SL silver/red int. both tops very nice $22 000 497 6222 7S2-S282 or 675-6737 79 ELDORADO lsl rate all the way S9775 80 SEVILLE moonrool, $10.9SO 642-079S. eves 548-8823. Newpor18f II 83 SOOSEC Mid blue '84 ELDORADO c;ream ABS hydro susp Loaded 60 paymen1s of Loaaed S48K 6SO 1067 · S388/mo Call Chuck. 84 280SL lorest grn/lan. ABS loaded $35.000 650-1067 Ask about tile money we can sa ve you thru our purchase & lease plans Jll SLEIOllS IMPORTS 130 I Oua11 Street NEWPORT BEACH 133-1300 979-3S5S. agl NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION ol 1a1e model. low mlleage Cadillacs In Southern Calllornja' See us today' 540-1860 2600 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA MB 82 300D Turbo 1vory1Palom1no All opts Claentlet 9313 Flawless c;ond S23.200 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;~ or lse ( 1DGR3901 PP 549-1757 or 496-8325 TOP SSS PAID llllCllUll Jaguar red. black vmyt top. 350 cu in Mus1 Sell• Call Larry 770-8966 in person 1660 Placenha Must be 18 U S Monrovia 64S-9246 Call 474-7000 8-4PM For Pampered Ave c M c111~~ k"S~~w~r~';l Newport Beacla 6169 Boats, Sai'l --7014 84 TOYOTA PICKUP MERCEDES IEIZ ·84 CAMARO Spt ci)e- RECEPTIO"IST · I -Ml -• Shrt bed 4 spd 48 pay· Top Mercedes Prices Paid 4 cyt 4 spd, AM Radio 48 0 Balboa Coves Community .74 Cat 27 1 11 men ts of S t23/mo Call C II you are an exper1ente T P SSS Sale Sat/Sun 9.3 PM . · u race or 111 Ptttr /lay payment ot S 169/mo receptionist type 50 Femates prel Models and Entrance soulhS1de ol cruise. hinged mast, new Chuck 979-35S8 agt DIAL 2131714 MERCEDES Chuck. 979-3555, agt wpm have a good ap-Escorts (2 13)866-1984 PCH, between Balboa & rig, rmmac S 18,900 obo Vias 9040 HOUSE OF IMPORTS Inc '84-S:lo BLAZER 4x4 pearance & hlle worl\1ng TYPIST/RECEPT. Newport Blvd 714•846•8329 .72 Dodge van. must sell MG 9149 V-6. S spd, Tiit. AM/FM. with great people in a Fast-paced Nwpt Sch PR S Cl 6176 CAL 25. gOod cond. NB s9oo/obo 493•6969 molding 48 payments of busy last growing Co m lrrm needs intelligent eK-ID eaeate slip xlnl loc Will sell or 79 MGB convert . blk, Ltd S273/mo Cal Sandy. Newport Center Call · Garage Sate Antique's & take partner E.Z. terms Aati,at1t1 edit SlK m1 S3650/obo 979-3556, agt 760-9320 or 644-1000 perienced person lor 1urn1ture. Fri/Sat 9.4 224 Gene 786-3506 Clllla'cs 9045 527-82S5 RECEPTIOlllST For sales office must be accurate ano et11c1ent Apply in person 3151 Airway. F109 CM RECEPTIOlllST honl oll1ce Excellent Mere Capri Custom. ·74 4 typing skills a must Trasalgar San Clemente Schock Sabot, good cond •,6!""!9_.A.-us'"'i•in.....,A·m·e·n·ca·n-.C'""o.;.,;;.I· Porsclae 9157 cyl 4 spd. new paint. new Salary commensurate l•J;:e:•:•:l:ry=;;;;;;;;;;:6;2;:;14;J $300 673-8409 lectrble Orig owner. lop •80 SC Targa blk w/beige ltres. reblt eng S2900 will'! exper 720-0941 11 -Boats con d Au Io mat i c lthr, fully loaded, 40K m1 VW ·7 1 Spec Beetle, new T11ist /Reco,tiHi1t * PRIVATE ESTATE * S 'a..l a. SL' 7016 640-4264 alt 5pm $25.000 Dys 645-237S tires. new intr. lo mi, new G ~-• al eves 675.8638 brakes. like new S18 qo~:ie~P~~146~ 8b~l~7g0~ Dmmond Wedding Sels 1811southwind. Like new. Aatll, laf!rlH Honda C1v1c '77 Very go Light typ1nq lrhnq sorting mail g.?r. ullice duties Nwp1 8th real es1a1e co Call Lo•s. 833-2900 136 Broadway. CM 549-7522 213-630-1 140 Value $1 6001$800 84 hrs • trailer $800. Alla loaeo 9105 ~orectie '78 911 SC Targa. cond S t500 * &IA C rff' d * 62 Brown/leath lntr All Audi Fox. new eng. xlnl Medk:al Aeceptlonrsl to urology ollice seeks * So~tai~~~ 9 •6362 H 8 _ ·74 Spider. sacrihce. lo opts.43.500 orig ml. body. new tires $1950 MOISHHPH: ;;,o;kJnMCu~;~Yp~c50t•cwopl~ Sales e11per dfrontlback Tran-Value$16.000/S7.000 Boat Maiat. Bluebook-S3700or Make S20,500/obo, 960-5943 CALL 631-4985 and care tor elderly cou· pie 5 dys pr wk Musl have refs. 644-842 1 Typing & 10 key touch 64S 78 t 1 between 9.3 L111e in NB room & board• ... -scribing. insurance a SerTice 7020 offer Jackie 536-1316 SEE US FlllSTI FLORAL IESIHH · or more Will train back lllHIATE OPHI•& m st 1 ed ope *Pearl Necklace* eaaalt -9159 salary in exchange for oft S •· th TOP SSS I I u mm n1n9 Boal R--alr "'••sat CCC. Aa•a· 9107 W E•o for expanding NB housework. some child c a ... ry comm w1 or saesperson 645 9700or 831-5S80 Value~500/S4SO -.. '-A-·1§ Gordin! electric e have a OC>od telect1on shop FIT 545.754s care & supervrS1on, ages exper Call atter tOam w1lh extensive exper-*Colored Gems * Enroll now-save$ on rpr. ·74 Audi 4dr. white $506 · of NEW & uMd Ctle\I· 11 & 14 M I be E ..... Mon-Sat 964-0551 rence in tracl sates tor WOOIWORI * Other Jewelry * &46-4005 642-5549 evenings sunroof. hardtop, racing rolets• See us todayt Floral trainee, some drlv-us ng "'" -1000 unit res1den11a1 de· General woodwork and L1Quida1ton/Sacr1lrce seats. ale, p/s, llke new .ng req d. Mon Wed Fri speaking, exper w/good Models age 18-30 yrs, 1 F 1 DIVERS underwater cam-·74 Audi FOK. runs needs 53300/080 650-4138 CONNELL CHEVROLET & some Sat 8-2 Call refs Lv mes 760-2690 with portloho to pose lor ve opmenl projeet o . painting for small private (71 4) 546 071 t era houSlng lor F-2 Nikon paint $750 650-8016 T 918 6 5 0093 ---glamoor head shots for low through to closing of company 20 hrs per S t50 Surface to diver in-. 0-t1 4 • Housekeepe_r for elderly escrow Must have 1op Wi*!k $4 SO per hr ..:.n.,!...,,;p•IP-----_,;.;.J "'\.~!I 1' f. I .• ~'I \ \,I pnotographer's portlOllO. f .. L.' 6216 tercom sys. Bendix IMW 9112 173 cenca. auto. amlfm FROIT OFFICE lady llve-ln mature In ei10hange for 1 8x 10 re erences CALL 241-8087 raaC•IDtry 1 $350 0 wm I I ' woman to drive. cook. & _,... f Send resume to Ad =002 16. radtal arm saw on wa ercom r '76 2002 Turbo good cass stereo. low m11eS or oca photo studio keep house Attractive ...,,or print • proo sand Dally Piiot Box 1560 Cits 5505 tra_d• (7~-676-S885 cond. mus1 sell S3000 srcoo 96-4-4908 541>-1200 Light •ales and r..,..ep n-attves Call L811ny's C !railer $650 67S-32t0 -l2 ~ ""' ·area Ref's req'd -· osta Mesa.CA92626 Desperate llrtt·" needs SI' A.ft....-L 7 "obO 6755373 -t1on 20 hrs week 644-2120 or 673-2991 675-0823 Tues-Sat 9·6 , C1ncinna11t talhe w/atlach. lfl • lrftal " • ·7 Corolla SAS. Am/Fm f ...a 9311 54S-6786 For 1 hour photo session Salespersons BALBOA screlchrng post. will re-,5500 Van Norman univ MIT '76 BMW 3 OS1, rare. good stttt-eo, A/C, S1500 Call 1•• Interior Design Trainee Sunday & Monday. 12·4 ISLAND REAL TY now carpet 11 nee Please hell) mlll S•250 891_ 1059 •SLIP• cond Loaded $6000 alter 4pm 850-9760. '62 Ranen Wgn, runt & Front oll1ce trainee Some wanted. must be willing hirtng 673-8700 960-5844 Prv Pty 493-5284 I typing & Ming up nee to learn. some training All sorts of people use D Starrett 0--Sln micrometer Now available w/utils near '80 CELICA Coupe wh/ext ootcs good. nu brka. l~- Some bkkp g helpful Go helpful Call 549_8181 classilred ads 10 sell all I Salespe<sons Full Time OJI 5510 sel, case. ratchets. Slan-main channel easY ac-'78 5301. all lthr Int. xtnl tan/int, 5 spd, cruise. air. gage rack $550 848...07 8 lndus1r1es 642 1194 asll lor Biii W sorts of things 642-5678 new designer bouhque. AKC Golden Aelrlever darda-nuS325 846-3464 cess Oyt 21S-424-8884 cond, ~I owner. fully nu brks. nu Prem PJ's, '66 MUSTANG CON'l •fi'!~~!lllll••••••••lll••••"-••lli•lll•••• Fashion Isl Must have Puppies s2so-s27s eves 714_97s.5535 e Q u 1 pped S 8 5 00 sunrf, 64K ml, ori~ ownr Beautiful orlolnal Newspaper exp & refs 760·9333 s48.8 179 NilctllUtHI 1211 CH 01 CE NEW P 0 RT 6'46-3327 tvealwllnd1 S5950 080 963-331 S4500 firm' 497.5373 SALES YELLOW PHH F Boxer brindle. 3''t Yrs. * •HIO llUll * so· -60' moorings. Ad· '84 BMW 3181 80 Celice GT lltbck. 2<lK '74 Torino, exit ena. nu KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZ£Sf, S40·S70K or more lirst purebred S60/obo GoldCardMembershlp mlratYachtsofNewport 60 peymenu OI mi amtfmcass,louvers, tlres$800Ftrm842·9271 AGES 11-14 , EARN tJ> 10 s1s.oo PEJt wm Wt no• llart IS Olltfll!'IC\ IOf ,OU"I Ult' btlwtts to secwrt readtn IOf lhc Or.,.e Cont Oltly P'tlot Ou1 crtwS slart al 3 30 p 11 Ind wot~ uftt~ 8 30 p m ltHWaJ' On Sat11rQr .. 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P/S,'P18';AMIFM, counter help 955 1247 C:hampron une with "°"" mod.i w/Htr ... cau642..,,.644(9·5·M·Fl OSa1-.S«vtc.·Leas1ng 52-2357or646-2919 v..&.48paym4N'ltlof t 7 P ~ at Chr111mas S 175 •--l1llalaft I• y t L t S222/mo Call Sandy t 6 call 9 1 1739 apers Wormed and all 846_2..,2 11,..tln I 9PWW taa1WIJ!8 173 979.3555 ..,t snot$ $200 960-4543 "" ::!. bftptH hi •trf §U • -• SUMSTaHS/Ea,or. Pets 5535 Corn Collectlon tor sale. Miyata 10tpd. Ute weiOftt. '83 VW o. body only, Liacola t3l3 Ulme< Kotlus Sa11m11eers Sliver s. GOid a more en extra• 50 mt $235 £1tcellerll Selec110n of New perl cond • IOme part• SO 1 29th St NB Baby Lop Bun"tell. 5 wtca 573-5345 Buoger" blt(a 1rtr, l'IOtdt and Caratvlly prepared Ind S300 &Je.8931 line '7 t Cont Marte 111. '* S«:retarial 'u1e1 $25 &46-9586 2 children safely. new UMd BMW 1 always tn H c ampar s 1000 Black Beauty• 1«*1 Ilka El.cl T)1)8wrtler (Port) cond ll25 84&-2152 Stoett 642_,058 new always gar~ IM911tATE IHlllliS caM/cvr S150173-9109 --1•1 •tl 1 S3300. 5,,.5-2112 with m11or companies 1or TWO p••RtTS Tr~. tma11 t>Uc• I 2 • •• 'ti Kenwood vw "~ • ti typ111& racept1ont9ts ... Fly to Hewell from LAX w.gont, lltla MWrtiUOn· 20eW 111.Sanll Ana radlwh/blue • $8000 tt~ MCratlftH data entry Wllh cages. s 150 WI! s 100 .-Ch way on WUI• able 631-5785 f42-4f 18 CloMd ~ndty Sl«eo CALIF SURFER ·ta cap;, lo ml t ep word p!'OO~•or' Apply 891-1675 840 JU& etn. 2 ~2'2''P!~ mu.I be c 111.a LARGE SELECTION OF s p E c I A L $1200/0bO 1'2·4Ne • vi T uted by .,. -•·•SM l~ .. H o t I f a t 1 / a • 1 s y •••!?! 1 =~~'Jt'12 ~1"· 1 _Aa_li.,.s._•..,n,... ___ H...,.t-.I Ga• water " .. '" ,,.._ '15 6066@ vXN ;;u con-NEW 1 USED BMW'S• $<1200/obO 731·94•2 OW1..Wle Ult Newport eeac:t1 55& a!l2o 11438 1 graan 90" lein s 115 ca11 .,, e 432· 1449 ,~=0::.000 °'J~ L• llAlll IMW Oartw Chair, ftna cond VOLUME8ALES For CIUllfled AO ACTION Cell a Dally Piiot AO-VISOR f42·M78 S750 obO 962· 1961 pp Jltt9rcycln/ SEAVIC & LU.SIMO '°' ci.-fled Ad ............. _ 1111 3870N CwryAve Oak Armoirt Bev mi;, ACTt()H "_...a LONG BEACH caMng HIO 53'-t871 Cail• lfl OS 1808 SUi\11 t:r, (No Chetry••ll·•OSI Aerlil•t1 Mil ~~~ ='~~=w31 .y n1•>•M·tlto 14~417a 'fr~tnaWatcoma ·~:::.T~= ·~~~1~2J.::: OPENS VENDAV8 Quar ,,,_t.JOf1 H1~ 13 t<l na 1¥ ma Gell Idle .. .,,,. 642·M7t I~~~~~!!!~~~ If your Social Security number Is 582· 18-1843 you've won. -SeePageD2 Coast There are improvements in coronary artery bypass grafts, a county audience lstold./A9 An accused rapist tearful- ly denies he assaulted Balboa waitress./ AB California A family feud leaves a Mexican family without a home./A4 Two lesbians have lost a restaurant discrimination case. /A4 Nation The late ex-Communist Whittaker Chambers will be honored by Reagan. /A4. A mother admits drown- ing her four children in a rlver./A4 ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::.:::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: World The.Japanese have in- vented a car that drives sideways, making It easy topark./A4 China denies It tried to smuggle high-tech ma- terials from U.S. I A4 Home A mother, exhausted from caring for four chil- dren, considers desper- ate measures to gain help./82 Food As bachelors are Immune from the tradition of leap year on Feb. 29, it's a day to celebrate./C1 .::::::::::;.:;:::.:::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:·:·:::::::::.:·: Sports Estancia and Mater Dei survive, but Fountain Val- ley and Ocean "view bow out of CIF basketball playoffs./D1 Golden West, Saddle- back continue their win- ning ways in the young community college baseball season./03 Entertainment "Star Wars" is finally coming to your llving room, but will it be too late for far-out ratings? /82 ·:·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·!·!·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Business Westminster Plaza, which was formerly the K- mart center, Is due for a f acelift./85 :::::.:::::::t:;.:::::::::::::::::.:·:=:·:·:·:-:::.:::::::::::::::::. INDEX Bridge Buttetln Board Business California News Clualfled Com lea Crouword Death Notices Food Help Yourself Home Horoscope Ann Lander• Mutual Funds Natlonal News Obituaries Opinion Pofloe Log Pubtlc Notlcet SporU Stock Marketa 8 7 T ... vlaton ThMt9rt WMther Wottca Newa 84 A3 85-7 A4 06-8 84 08 04 C1-10 82 8 1-2 07 82 85 A4 A9 A10 A3 04-5 01-4 83 83 A2 A4 OR AN GE CO UNTY. CALIFORNIA i~ CFNTS e rv1necras urts .. e 1 s; .critica ............. .., ............. 'It looked like Vietnam,' one witness remarked By ANDREA ADELSON u4 STEVE MARBLE °' .. ...., ......... Two University High School tecn-84Crs were near death today followtng a violent accident Tuesday afternoon in Irvine when a pickup truck loaded with 10 youths headed for a favorite lunch spot ovenumed and plowed into a tree. The force of the single-car accident tossed the students onto a residential street and the truck was snapped nearly in half. .. It looked like Vietnam. Tbcrc were bodies everywhere," said one man, drawn to the accident scene o n Yale Avenue by scrcamin& sirens. Students John Kuhel, 16, and Joh.n Dahlgren, I S, suffered critical injuries while two girls sustained serious bead wounds. Six other youths were treated at local hospitals for minor cuts, bruises and scrapes. police reported. Lt Al Muir said excessive speed and possibly inattention by the driv- er. Jeffrey Baker. 16. were the a~ parent causes of the 12:20 p.m . accident, the worst incident involv- inA ~udents within memory of school officials. Thia wu the accident ecene in lnine after a pickup truck loaded with 10 youths overturned and plowed into a tree. Using skid marks left on the pavement. police have calculated the truck was traveling in excess of 70 mph, according Lo Sgt. Mike White. The speed limit on the roadway is SS. Passenger Kristina Thornton. I S, who suffered minor cuts on her arms. face and legs. remembered when the blue pickup began to swerve. OC wins airport court round "AJI of us looked at each other. Then it went over. All I remember is seeing black and feeling pain." she recounted. Judge rejects injunction request by two airlines seeking JWC access By JEFF ADLER Ot IN OallJ Pilot lteff LOS ANGELES -The Orange County Board of Supervisors found itself in an unfamiljar position Tues- day in U.S. District Court Judge Terry Hatter Jr."s Los Angeles courtroom -on the winning side of a John Wayne Airport access dispute. It took Hatter less than five minutes to rule that neither America West Airlines nor Jct America was enutlcd toa share of the 41 flights now allocated among the six competing airlines serving the airport. America West and Jet America sued the Board of Supervisiors last month in hopes of joining AirCal. Republic, Frontier. Western. Pacific Southwest and American airlines in scrvmg the lucra11~e Orange Count)' air market beg1ning March I . But Hatter. who twice before sided with the airlines and ordered the flight allocation process revised or the airport's runways to be opened to additional carriers. wasted no time in denying the two airl ines the preltmmary injunction their at- torneys sought. Noting that a new airline access plan was being prepared by the county and citing the "incomplete plans" oft he airlines to begin service. Pilgrim casts off for new NB berth Dennie Holland By KAREN E. KLEIN OttMOlllyNotSC." After weeks of controversy, ticket- ing and legal action. Dennis Holland's Pilgnm of Newpon left Newport Beach's Rhine Wharf Park Tuesday a t high noon. The showdown was over. Holland's handmade, I 00-foot replica of an : 8th-century clipper ship motored away from the city dock in a cloud of exhaust and was off on its "fif1t long-distance cruise" -an hour and a half journey around Newport Harbor -before it tied up at Art's Landing. a private dock near the Balboa Pavilion. Holland. 38. of Costa Mesa, was sufTenng some d1z11ness from his recent bout with pneumonia as he took the Pilgrim's polished oak helm. but he en Joyed his boat"s first JOumey nonetheless. he said. "There'll be a lot more tnps a lot better than this one... said Betty Holland. who along wi th Dennis built the Pi lgrim by hand over 13 years in the front yard of their Cost.a Mesa home Holland feuded with the cit~ of Newpon Beach for a month over the (Pleaae aee PILGRIM/ A2) HB.ppy b 'day Huntington so1nebody1nustcare There arc celebrations and then there are celebrations. But the one Huntinaton Beach City CounciJ members staacd Tuesday ni&ht may take ffie cal<e. In fact, that was the highlight of the celebration -a piece of cake for a few former City Council members and mayors and members of the audience 1n City Hall Chambers. They munched on a white cake that the city picked up at Vons for $30 after the Huntington Beach Concert Band performed in City CouncU chambers. The 1.S-mmutc ceremony was tucked 1n at the end of a study session on a senior citizen housma issue at 7: 1 S p. m. and before the start of the rt1ular council mcctina at 7:30 p.m. That figures out to 12 seconds for every year in the city's n ch hi tory. Ora• County uperv1sor Har· nett Wieder. a former mayor of the cny, presented a plaque to tbccity and Mayor Jack Kelly presented a p!aquc to her. Nine other former officials wcrt 1ntroduted and aiven memen- toes of tt)c occasaon. but that was · about 1\i • J ROBERT BARKER THE LIGHTER SIDE For a city officially cclcbralina tts 75lh diamond jubiltt anniversary there wasn't a lot of sparkle or liq. No fireworks. 1t was a rather staid affair, eipeciaUY. for a city whK'h boastncolorful history of once beina an oil boon1 town. But you can't a«use the city of aoina overboard. There wasn't one announcement issued from the city heraldina the momentous occasion. ln fact. the "celebrltion .. seemed almost like an aftcrthouaht. And at cerumlf pales with the year-Iona celebrauon Newport Beach put totcthcr in 198 I to celebrate that aty's 7Slh annive ry. In Newport, there was a parade then with about 60 floats and cntncs that featured hometown celcbnucs Buddy Ebsen and Jeanne.Cagney. Les Brown's big band performed. there were dances and golf, tennis, vol- leyball and lawn bow1ina tour- naments and I OK runs. The city published a history book lhat wtll soon have its second pnnt- ing. Officials dedicated Inspiration Point overlook1na the Pacific to the public. Police Chief Chalcs Gross and his fellow barbenhop singers entertained. And the grand finale was a bia dance on the new!) completed Pacific Coast HiJhwa> bridge. for· mer state Transportation D1rtttor Adriana G1anturco was one of the merry-makers. A spcc1al city seal was de ianed to mark the anniversary. A crowd of 1,000 attended the diamond jubaltt dinner. But Hununaton Beach. Oranac County's third largest city with • populatio n of t 80.000. kept a much lower profile -oons1derabl> lov.er. Offi 1al\ ~tcd the Cit) Counc1I (Pleue HAPPY I A2) the Judge refused to grant the order. He said the airlines fai led to show how denial of the flights would cause the companies any irreparable harm. Amenca West attorney John Lyons admitted afterward that he was somewhat stunned by the swiftness of the proceedings. "We're obviously d1sappo1nted with the ruling," Lyons said. ''An appeal will be considered.·· He also said the court de<:1s1on made 11 nearly 1mposs1ble for the (Pleue .ee AIRLINE/ A2) Thornton. a sophomore. reached at home after the accident. said her friends were headed toward Carl's Jr. restaurant during the school's 40-minute lunch break. She said the students who wett conscious cned for help, bringing residents of Un1 vers11y Park out of their houses. '"I heard what I thoudlt was an eAplos1on." said Phil LaJfy. who was JUSt two houses away from Yale when the accident occurred. ··1 thought it (Pleue He 10 HURT/A3) -...., ........ ....,. lrrine K-9 Officer SteYe Frew and 'Farn.e' wttb another lntne officer ahown on patrol in recent plaoto.irapb. 0 Irvine canine cop killed by motorist By CHlllSTINE OECU:R °' .. ...., ........ P~ple aren't the only v1ct1ms of dnvC'l"S who hit and run. Late Tuesday 01&)\t, Farnsworth, an lrvtne police dot. was wuck and killed by a htt~nd-run motori ton Culver Dnve near Yale Ave. Narcoti aatnts had been ~arch1n& a condomuuum ll l 2 t ~ 1n the Lakes and~ nn~ arta at about 10: p.m. when Famswonh ran oft'. ..Thctt wa a scuffic at the door and thi k~ the d One or tbe officers tncd to find him, but hew&\ gone," said lntnc: police Ditk Bowman. Fam ..,..onh. worth about S S.000. was a Bou\ icr dcr. Aanckfs. a rare bfted cspct"1ally suited to police Y.o~ bcausc they arc '~· 1ntclligtnt and ~11-bch vcd.t Fam \li()f'th looked hkc I ' pound urry b\ac bear ana '*IS ' (Pl_.. eee CMOll'S/ A2) A2 Orange CoHt OAILY PILOT/Wednesday. February 22, 198• Search for boy frustrating Dad finally reunited with son deported to Mexico by mistake Uy the A11oclated Pre11 The lather of a 14-ycar-old anta Ana youth who was mistakenly deported to Me>.u:o say!> he spent four days walking the du ty streets of Tijuana and had 10 sell h1'> w:11ch for $6 for food and bu'> fare "You should ha' e sta)ed where tht· m1gra (1mm1grat1on offil·1alo,) drop- ped you off," Juan l\.1oreno (iarc1a. 3Y. told h1) !>Oil fue'>da) dunng a happy reunion "I almu'>I lookr-d all over Me~1ro for you." The reunion climaxed a frantic ~arch that be&an last week alter 1ht· U.S. Immigration and Naturalwltlon Service deponed Mano. a legal resident alien whost father live., in Santa Ana. With $60 borrowed from tm:nds. Moreno amved al 7 p.m I rnJa) 1n the border city of T1JuanJ. carrying his son's visa and photo "We have not seen him," wa!I thl' constant reply during Moreno's sn-mile trek along the hordt•r in the next three days When the S60 ran out, Moreno sold his watch for 1,000 pesos -about $6 It tumed o ut. however. that Mano had returned to the United St4tes on Fnday -the same day his father ~tarted looking for him and fo ur days before they were reunited. Mario had crossed back into th~ U n1ted States with another young boy and the twn found refuge in the San Diego home of an elderly man. On Monday afternoon. an Alham- bra couple recognized Mario outside a restaurant and turned him over to an Diego police. Hi s father's search ended the ne~t day when Tijuana police gave him the good news. -~mwq1~iw~~----------------- PILG RIM FINDS NEW HOME ... From Al · docking ut thl' Pilgrim on nt\ propeny The Cit' < oum ii J'>\l'rled that Holland wa~ hlol l..1 ng pu hill :ll 1.:C\~ lO the wharf hul Holland da1nwd tht· boat was unsak tu mo' r Tuesda). tearing the nl) would take further legal action ap,<11n'>I him. Holland decided 10 move the boat tu A.n 's Landing Mark Howard. the new owner of Art's. had offered the dock for the Pilgrim ~hortl) after the contro"ersy erupted. The 70-foot pnvate dock is 1n lhc process of being demolished and rebuilt. Holland said. and the Pilgrim ma) be able to stay there indefinitely. When the Pllgnm 1s finished in the next few months. Holland plans o n running charter cruises to Catalana and San Pedro. He also plans on participating in a tall ships race in Long Beach this summer as part of the 1984 Olympics festivities. D811y Not phote 111J L• l'•rne PUgrlm of Newport leaves city wharf for new home at Art'• Landing. AIRLINE ACCESS DECISION ... From Al airline to lx•gin M<irlh I "t·n 11:r. should Hattl·r'<., ruling he O\erturned on appeal A.ttorne\ \11thak < 1at1!..e. rep- resenting the l11un t\ \aid the ruling 1nd1catl''i lhe JUt.lgt• "1'> not preparl'll to interfere "'11h thl' pro<.l''>'>l''> glllng. on." Be\1de' "riling. .1 nt'"' anes\ plan. '"Ork .., prugrl'"""~ on an a1rpon e\panc;1un pro1el I 1ha1 would 1n- creaSl' thl· num~:r nl da1h tl."t dl·- panures to 55 and more A.I'><>. 'upen 1sors are cons1denng ralll) ing Jn agreement w11h the r11~ of Nc"- pon Beach tu end the lung-standing a1rpon furor and ('\ped11c npans1on plan'\ C 1a1/l..r said he l'\petted 'iuper- ' 1sors "'uuld take up the maltl'rofthe 4uanl'rl} a1rpon flight allota11on' dunng toda} 's board meeting HI.' also said he fi:l t "great" tu hl· on the "-inning side of an airport d1\pUll' CANINE KILLED ... From Al difficult to St'C tll n1gh1 Hu"' man \aid Politt• got a t..ill a1 11 pm rcpar11ng a dead dog on the s1dt· of 1he road Pohct' l hecked . ant.I 11 wa' r arnswonh. There were no w11nesst·s. farns""orth had hl'en '"'h the police department since December 1982. He had lx'l·n u\t'd 1t1 \nil) nut and chase .. uspects for the police Farnswonh lea'e' h1., li1ur-kggnl fnl'nd Bart, the remaining Irvine police Bou\ 1rr. H1., handkr ''"' <nlill'r \tnl· f re" Pol1 cr haH.' not vet decided on hunal plan' \l.1'-ln 1-.-1> J...cnnl'h 111 Rl\l'r\lde ha' offered to replace 1-arn\\\Orth ""Ith an111 hn m.i k B11u ' ll'f H.1t ~ .11 "'ii rl-.1111 '' uml polin: arrC\ll'd Roger l.J ndl'r IX .• ind I holllJ\ "ill''l'n,1111 IX 1111 po"c"1•1n of an ount:r ol cocaine and a sm.111 amount ot rnar11uJr1.1 '°ll'\l'r,il hum..lrl'd dollar\ were fou nd with the cocainl'. pollct• \did Thl' l\\11 nwn \\l'rl' hrn>l..t•d and tal..l'n 10 the Orange Count) Jail for a change Supen 1c;or-; last found 1hcmsel"es on a losing i.1de of a federal coun a1rpon dispute in spnng 1983 when board members attempted to impose a moratorium llm111ng the number of l'amers a1 John Wa) ne A1rpon to fi"e Amcnran Airlines. which careful!} had follov.cd a1rpon regulations to qualif~ fur flights under the access plan. sued the county and won an order from Hatter permitting 11 to fly \mern:a 'Wcs1 v.as seekm~ four Jail~ nights to Phoenix while Jet .\mema had rcques1ed three dail:r t11ghl'> If granted. those flights would haH been -;ubtracted from the nu mber uf flights allocated 10 the a1rhncs already se-rving the airport. In add1t1on. Muse Air, Alaska .\1rlin<:'>. Continental and Texas ln- 1erna11onal .\irllnes all have ex- prcc,\ed intl'rest 1n fl )ing from Orange ( ount' ·\1rl;m., rrpre'\c ntcd at the late ,it1crnoon 1.ourt hcanng were PSA. < 11nt1ncn1al. fn.as ln1ernat1onal. Kl· public <tnt.I .\m·al. .\lso an attorney representing the Cit) of Newport Beach a11ended the session. HAPPY B'DA Y HUNTINGTON ... From Al SC'cretan lo ordl'I J cake and she sent out 1nv1ta1mn\ to former Cny Coun- cil offinalc; and rt.•(e1ved 12 RSVPs Make that I t Former Mayor Al Coen'<. namt appt.•ared twice on the list. Ma\or Kell" de<.tn~d the oc- casion Tuesday a' l uttmg the cake with a little mu'i1< "I think 1t (the cclebratton) 1s relatively ~uffiurn1 I don't have much thought regarding this. I think the brouhaha should rnme when the city cclebralcc; II\ I 001h h1nhday," he s~ud. Kell y indKatcd lhcrr may not have even been a cake hut for the prodd1ng of C it ) < ou n1.1lman Do n MacAlhs1cr .\nd while ~elly lhought the celebration would prt'lly well be confined to Tuesdav night's calce-<utt1ng. MacAlhster said he 1s hopina to remember the occasion at tM cuy·s 80th July 4th parade "The staff,, putting 11 all together We'd hke to have a special float and special fireworks program An n1 venanes can be 1mPortant 1n C1tabhsh1 na a city's 1dent1 ty," he declared. Just Call 642:6086 I Meanwhile, Jackie Heather "'ho was mayor of Newport Beach during that city's celebration. said 1he1r year-long gala was "memorable to all and at pulled us all together. "The most remarkable thing 1s that 1t made us a small ci1y again." "he said. "It made it a small city agatn for everybody at all levels. It took us hack to the roots of 75 years as a c1t) "It brought to us closeness and excitement that's hard to get 1n th1\ fast-paced world. "I think 1t (Huntington Beach) 1\ massing a wonderful op~rtunll} IO celebrate a diamond Jubilee rm aolna to scrid them a b1nhdar. card, a belated card. since I d1dn t know about 1t." She said Newport planned for the event for about a year and that all events paid for themselves It was a celebration to remember. hkc Hunt- ington Beach·s h11tory: When Hununaton Beach was in- corporated Feb. I 7. 1909 Ed Man- ning served as mayor for a mrrc 915 !l<>uls. 011 was discovered in 1920and remains an 1mponant pan of the economy There are S2S 011 wrlls that produced 11 m1lhon barrels 1n 1978, the last year records are available. The cit) once boasted one of the ncheS1 farming sections m the west that produced bumper crops of lima beans. sugar beets, asparagus and ch1h peppers. But agriculture by now almost entirely has gi ven away to hou')1ng and industrial development Once a part of a Mexican land grant. Huntington Beach was called Shell Beach before the tum of the century. But in 1901 the name was changed to Pacific City and P.A. Santon bought 40 acres of beach and planned to turn the. area that is .now along Mam Street into .. another'' Atlantic City. But the plan failed to matenahze and Stanton sold out in 1902 to Henry F Huntington and the Huntioston Beach company The PaC1tic Electric Railway came to the seaside community which was renamed HuntinJton Beach 1n 1904. Five yea,., later 1t was incorporated. Seventy.five yea,., later, they cut a cake. Oh well. its the thouaht that counts. What do you llkt about tht Oally Piiot? What don 't you llkt? Call lllf number at left and your measa«c wlll bt' recorded. transcribed and dtll¥ertd to Utt approprlatt editor. Tht same !4-hoar an1wtrln1 lt'rvlct may bt' used to record letten to the tdltor on any topat . Contributor to our Leu,,, <'olumn most Include lllttJr name and ttltpboa. nlmbf'r for "trtftcatlon. No dreul•llon e¥J1, pltate. Tell us wt.t'1 on you mind. •' J 'J _ _.__ I WEATHER - - ----~---- Fair and warmer Thursday Coastal '"' l~t llnCI Th!Ktdey HtON -mk>CI • Ille Tll<ifldey Into the mid 80t to low 70. COIOel tontohl wtth low• In the mid 30• end 40. •ll10·pro190te<1 ., ... From Po+n1 Conception 10 Ille Me~ ICen Bor<lef end O<J1 tlO mti.. <>v.. tnner w•tet•. not1h to n0t1h ...... 1 Wind• 1' 10 26 111\0ll with 2 to •·loot Wind ·-~ -1etly wind• 10 10 20 llnOI• ton!Qh end TllUAO~w .. ,. etly ......... 3 10 ..... ,... t 111141 T!Wlldey Owr outer w11et1, lfNlll eten ed· vteoty Into tonlglil PJ*ll Conoep11on lo Sen NICOiea lllend llOf'lllweetetly 20 tu 32 ilnoll with IOGelfy '"onoe< r·· ,_ Point Conoecmon llnCI I to t8-IOOI comblnecl -South Of Sen N1eol .. 19len<1 not111wMt wind 15 to 2S i.no11 wtth I to 12·foot oombln.o-• Wtn<l9 bec;Om1nO llOf1h-I 10 10 20 l<note Thurld«y wtlh cMQtM..ng -,,., 1onlgh1 -fhllfadey Extended Fl/If llWOUQh Sundey Locel f.::''Y nort-1 10 north wind• •t lmet thr~ lhe weeiieno H)Ohe In 1ne 80t Low• 5 to SO emperatures HI Lo 38 31 58 26 eo H 23 17 57 22 Sii •II 51 30 83 34 55 211 53 38 tlO 38 S7 27 3• 17 45 30 ~ 43 3• 28 31 23 43 28 Fair skies to grace Coast for weekend Fair sk1rs and gusty wind'> ~hould prevail through tht• weekend, v.11h high., tot.la~ in the 60c; and none of the rain tha1 Southern California had lx'rn expecting earlier this week. r odav's sun'>hlnt' should be ac"compan1cd b) nonh-to-nonhwl''>I winds of2010 30 mph The winds will remain lo<:all) guc;t} through the 'H'el..end. the weather service ~aid H igh tempcatures should be in the m1d-60s. with low-; in lhc m1d-40'i. Those s11ff breezes should helpkcepairquah1y good 1n Orange C oun1y and throughout Southern Cali- fo rnia. the outh ( oast Air (.)uah1~ Managemt•n1 Dis- tract ..aid Correction S1att• Part..'> Ranger Ciar. Hund was 1ncorrec1h 1den11fied '" a ca ption ac- companying a front page photograph H\ unda) ·s Dall) Pilot The Dall~ Pilot regrets the error D•lly Piiot Dellv.ry 11 Gu•r•nlffd •.A • c t ,, . •• ft ... 1 I ' ' , ,.. , I I Cl\WIMtOf• S C O"-rlffton.W V Cll.,IOtle,N C Clleyenr,. c~ Clncinn41ll Ci..etand Cokimbla SC Cot.imooe 09Jtaa Fl W0<1h OaY1on Oenver 0..MOlnea O.troo Olllutn flPUO F•trtle/llla ,.,go Flegfll1' GrMt F•lll HllllOfd ~· Honolulu HOU.ton lncJlaNc>Of•• Jedi-. Mtn Jack-. ..... ~ Kanu1C11y Lu\legu uu .. ~ Loe Angetee 1.ou19., ... 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P 0 BOY t 560 C1>Sln Mesa Cahforn1a q2626 AN r1ne•.,, I be drr1 ... r1 w»ekly lrom entries received the previous wee1-P1ct11rPS (l1 w11 nPrs will rippPar 1n the Pilot IN• ri0·s Pld 1 c.t ,. I tic1v...-lunch di an y ut ur part1c1pa11ng rec;• aura• :s Nt1 c ~ II clucle Tr p Gr trlder Zubres Hogue s Sr. res A corr r ietP lic;t of prir11c•1Jat1rig restaurants is available 10 N r "P'S . : . ' . '• . . ' . f ft I fl I · · f • I I ,~. ~ . , I I ,.\ r. ,, t . :i . I . •' ' ' .. ' ~ I --I --------------------------------· ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L. Schwertz Ill Pubhsner . .. . ClrcutaUon 714/M2-4m Cl•Hlfted edvet11elng 714/M2-a71 All other ct.per1ment• '42-43:21 MAIN OFFICE ,\, f ,. " "' .... ~\a (.A 'I If< • t-• ~tot V~ (.A. 'l/h?f> · ~""-' '•"Qf' \...;M\' Puo-<"'""-O Comp.a,...,. '"O • 1111 11'\ ....... ,. 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Irvine.crash hurts 10 kids -s .. PageD2 Coast There are Improvements In coronary artery bypass grafts, a county audience ls told./ Al An accused rapist tearful- ly denies he assaulted Balboa waitress./ A8 Callfomla A family feud leaves a Mexican family without a home./A4 Two lesbians have lost a restaurant discrimination case. /A4 Na tl o n The late ex-Communist Whittaker Chambers will be honored by Reagan. /A4. A mother admits drown- ing her four children In a river./A4 World 'It looked like Vietnam,' one witness said; collision leaves two In critical shape By ANDREA ADELSON ud STEVE MARBLg Oftlle~ ......... Two University High School teen·aftrs were near death today followmg a violent accident Tuesday af\ernoon in Irvi ne when a pickup truck loaded wuh 10 youths headed for a favorite lunch spot overturned and plowed into a tree. The force of the sinale-Qr accident tossed the students onto a residential street and the truck was snapped nearly in half. .. It looked like Vietnam. There were bodies everywhere," said one man, drawn to the accident scene on Yale Avenue by screaming sirens. Students John Kuhel, 16, and John Dahlarcn. Is. suffered critical injunes while two airls sustained ~erious head wounds. Six other youths were treated It local hospitals for minor cuts. bruises · and scrapes, police reported. Lt. Al Muir said excessive speed and possibly inattention by the driv· er, Jefrtey Baker. 16, were the ap. parent causes of the 12:20 p.m. accident, the worst incident 1nvolv- in1 students within memory of school officials. Usina skid marks left on the pavement, polioe have caJculated the truck was traveling in excess of 70 mph, accorcUna to Sat. Mike White. The speed limit on the roadway is SS. Passenscr Kristina Tbomton. IS. ..., .... ,......, ...... It ...... who suffered minor cu ta on her emu. face and lqs, remembered when the blue pickup beaan to swerve. .. All of us fooked at each otliCT. Then it went over. All I remember is seeina black and feel ins pain," ahe recounted. Thornton. 1 sophomore, reached as home after the accident, a.a.id her friends were beaded toward Carl's Jr. restaurant during the school's (Pl--Me 10 llURT/A3) Police fuming on fast release Dru suspect freed before report written By STEVE MARBLE Of .............. Huntington Beach police expressed anger today at a judge who orden:d the release of a ktj suspect in a dtU& case late Tuesday before narcotics officers bad even finished writin& their arrest reports. ··1 was shocked." said Huntinaton Beach police Sgt. Carl Vidano. "Within IS minute$ after getting here we got a caJI to release this auy. We were still writing the report." West Orange Municipal Court Judge Leonard McBride said be ordered the release of Jon J. [)e .. jamett, 33,aft.cr receiving a telephone caU from the man's attorney. The Japanese have In- vented a car that drives sideways, making It easy topark./A4 Tb ta waa the accident .cene ln Inille after a pickup track l•decl witb 10 yoatha OTertmnecl and plowed Into a tree. "I've known the attorney for 20 yean and I've never known him to misrc~nt the facts," explained McBnde. who made the release order after rcgula.r coun hours. China denies It tried to smuggle high-tech ma- terials from U.S. /M Home A mother, exhausted from caring for four chil- dren, considers desper- ate measures to gain help./8 2 F ood As bachelors ar~ Immune from the tradition of leap year on Feb. 29, It's a day to celebrate./C1 .:::::::::::::::.:::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::.:-: Sports Estancia and Mater Dei survive, but Fountain Val- ley and Ocean View bow out of CIF basketball playoffs./0 1 Golden West, Saddle- back continue their win- ning ways in the young community college baseball season./0 3 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!=:-:::. Entertainment "Star Wars" is finally coming to your llvlng room, but will It be too OC wins airport court round Judge rejects Injunction request by two airlines seeking John Wayne Airport access By JEF)f ADLER Of .... D9llJ "°' • ..., LOS ANGELES -The Orange County Board of Supervisor!. found itself in an unfamiliar position Tues.- day in U.S. District Court Judge Terry Hatter Jr. 's Los Angeles courtroom -on the winning side of a John Wayne Airport access dispute. It took Hatter less than five minutes to rule that neither Amenc.a West Airlines nor Jet America was entitled toa share ofthe41 flights now allocated among the six competing airlines serving the airport. America West and Jet America sued the Board of Supervisiors last month in hopes of joining AirCal. Republic, Frontier, Western. Pacific Southwest and American airlines in serving the lucrative Orange County air market bcgining March I . But Hatter, who twice before sided with the airlines and ordered the flight allocation process revised or the airport's runways to be opened to additional carriers, wasted no time in denying the two airlines the preliminary injunction their at- torneys sought. ' Noting that a new airline access plan was bein_g prepared by the county and citing the "incomplete plans' of the airlines to begin service. Pilgrim casts off for new NB berth By KAREN E. KLEIN Oftlle~ ......... Af\er weeks of controversy. ticket- ing and legal action, Dennis Holland's Pilgrim of Newport left Newport Beach's Rhine Wharf Park Tuesday at high noon. the Balboa Pavilion. Holland. 38. of Costa Mesa, was suffering some dizziness from his recent bout with pneumonia as he took the Pilgrim'spolished oak helm. but he enjoyed has boat's first journey nonetheless. he said. "There'll be a lot more trips· a lot better than this one:· said Betty Holland, who along with Dennis built the Pilgrim by hand over 13 years an the front yard of their Costa Mesa home. the judge refused to grant the order. He said the airlines failed to show how denial of the flights would cause the companies any irreparable harm. Amenca West attorney John Lyons admitted afterward that he was somewhat stunned by the swiftness of the proceedings. .. We're obviously disappointed with the rulina." Lyons said. "An appeal will'be considered." He also said the court dec1S1on made it nearly impossible for the (Pleue Me AIRLINE/A2) He said the attorney informed bim he had reprcsenled Dejarnett on several criminal matters before and found the man to be trustworthy. A second man arrested in the drug case, John Naylor, 31 , was not released. He remained in custody today on S 15.000 bail. "If this is justice and you want to be fair. why wasn't the other fellow released?" asked Sgt. Vidano. Police. armed with a narcotics warrant, arrested the two men at 8 p.m. at a residence at 8012 Taylor Drive. Officers said they seized four pounds of marijuana. S 13,000 wonh of cocaine and 200 milliliters of a (Pleue eee ULBASS/A.2) late for far-out ratings? DenntaHolland The showdown was over. Holland's handmade, 100-foot replica of an 18th<enturyclippership motored away from the city dock in a cloud of exhaust and was off on its "first long-distance cruise" -an hour and a half journey around Newport Harbor -before it tied up at Art's Landing. a private dock near Holland feuded with the city of Newport Beach for a month over the (Pleue eee PILGRDI/ A2) /82 Bualneu Westminster Plaza, which was formerly the K- mart center, Is due for a facellft./85 Bridge Bulletln Board Bullnn• California New• Cluslfled Com lea Cro11word Death Notices FOOd Help Yourself Home Horo.co~ Ann Landen Mutual Funds National News Obltuartes Opinion Potlce Log Public Notie.t Sport• Stock Market• 97 T~ ThMterl w .. t'* Wortd Newt • ·. EM A3 9'5-7 A4 06-8 84 08 Oo4 C1-10 82 81·2 07 82 85 A4 A9 A10 A3 04.5 01-4 83 83 A2 A4 Happy b 'darHuntington somebodymust care There are ce,lebrations and then there are celebrations. Bi.ii the one Huntington Beach City Council memben staged Tuesday n\aht may take the cake. ln fact. that was the hiahliahl of the celebration -a piece of cake for a few former City Council members and mayors and some well-wishers in the audience in City Hall Chambers. They munched on a white cake that the city picked up at Vons for $30 af\er the Huntinaton Beach Concert Band performed in City Council chambers. The brier ceremony came at the end of a tudy scs ion on a senior ci\itcn housina i uc and before the st.an of the rqular council that was delayed until 8:30 p.m.That fiaures out to less than a minute's celebration for every year in the city's nch history. Oranae County SupcrviJOr Har-- nett Wieder, a former mayor of the city,pretentcdaplaquetothcc~·t and Mayor Jack Kelly pmented a uc to her. Nine other former o ala 'Wete introduced and aivcn memen- toes. bu1 \bat wa1 about it. ROBERT BARKER THE LIGHTER SID E For a city officially odebra•ina iJ.s 7Stb diamond jubilee universary there wasn't a lot of sparkle or z.i"-= No fireworb. It wu a rather saaid affair, ~Y for a city Which boatts a colorful bistoJ'Y or once beina an 011 boom towa. But you can't accutc the city of aoina oveit>o&rd. irhcre wun•1 one announcement issued from tbe oty herUdina the momentous occuion. In fact. the .. celebration" teemed almott 1iko an ~t. And it ccnatnlf pales wn.b the year-Iona celtbnuon Newport Beach put t•ther in l 981 to celebrate that city'• 7Sth a.nnivenary. ' ___ /. Jn Newport, there was a parade then with about 60 floats and entries that featured hometown celebrities Buddy Ebsen and Jeanne Cq.ney. Les Brown's bia bend performed. there were dances and aolf, tennis, vol· leyblll and lawn bowlina tour- naments and 10X runs. The city published a history book that will soon have its second print- ina. Officials dedicated Inspiration Point overlookina the Paofic to the public. Police Chief Charles Gross and his fellow b&rbenbop sinaen ent.en.ained. And thepand finale was a b11_ dance on the newly comp&ctcd Pacific Coast H.pway bridle. for- mer state Tran pon.ation O.~or Adriana Oianturco was one of the mmy-maken. A spcciaJ city seal was dcl~ to mark the anniversary. A crowd of I ,000 attended the diamond jubilee dinner. But Huntinaton Beach, Oranat County's third l~t city with a population of I 80,000, kept a much lo'Ner profllt -con11dcrably lower. Official d1ttetcd the City Counal (Pl ....... llAPPT /A2) 0.., .............. lnine K-9 <>mcer SteTe f'rcw and •raru• wttb another lrrine oMcer DOWD OD patrol lo receat phom,r&pb. I rvine canin e COp killed by m o t orist BJ CHRISTINE DEaER Of .. O., ....... People aren't the only victims of dnvcrs wbo hit and run. Late Tuc1day nll}\t. Farnsworth, an Irvine poli« dos. was truclt and killed by a h1t-and.-nin motori ton Culver Onve near Yale Ave Narcotics aicnts had been s.earcruna a condominium at 172 trcamwood 1n the Lake and pnn,p •~at about 10':30 p.m. When Farnsworth ran off "TMtt was a ume at lhe door and IOl'Mthu" ~ t.bc OM of the officcn tncd to find him, but he wa.s gone," said Irvine pot.cc Die Bowman Farnsworth. v.orth about SS,000, was a Bouvier cits Aandm. 1 ~breed es~aJly ulled to Police work beau the are qptUi"'c· intdheeat Ud well-behaved Farn1wonh look~ lilte a l()().pound furfy black bear and wu (Pleue ... CAIURS/ A.I) ,. Al * 0,.,. Cout DAI~ Y PfLOT/Wedneeday, Februal'.Y 22, 1~ Three-term limit on Valley's council rejected in split vote But opponents vow- st nature campai8.!' _ for November vote By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of .. .,.., ......... By a 3-2 vote, Fountain Valley Cat> Council members decided Tuesday not to place on the ballot an inat1at1ve ask.101 local voters whether council members should be limited to three terms in office. The decision was a setback for some local residents advocating a hm1t on councLI terms and a victory for Mayor Marvin Adler. But one of the residents, former city planning commissioner Frank Bryant, said a signature collection dnve will be launched to force thc proposal onto the November ballot. Bryant said he and several other residents had asked C ouncalmen Fred Voss and Ben Nielsen to place the proposal on the council agenda Mayor Adler challenged the proposal, arguing 1t wa) "polit1call) motivated" and aimed at preventing him from running for re-election in November. Adler as now concluding his third term on the Fountain Valley Cat) Council and has announced he will seek a fourth tenn 1n November No other council member~ would be immediately affected if a three-term limit were adopted. ~peakina at Tuesday'<; council, Bryant insmed the plan was not politica.lly motivated nor aimed at Adler. He said the 1n1uatl~ could include a "arandfather ~ausc" mak· tQI current council members eitempt from the term limit. Bryant noted that beainnin& this year, Fountain Valley residents will choose council members during the November general electioojnstcad of the spring local election. When local council candidates are listed on the same ballot as state and national candi<Utcs. they may r«e1ve less attention from voters. thereb> giving an e<lge to incumbents. Bryant argued. Attorney Sam C'ubete. another supporter of the proposal. said the three-tenn ltmit would help bring more people into the local governing process. But Adler said voters have an opportunity to hm1t a council mem- ber's service every four years at the baJlot box. He also contended that addjtional years of service allow a counciJ member to develop ·more extensive ties to county, state and federal officials whose help may be needed on city issues. Councilman Voss said he·favors a two-term limit. But he deSC"ribed the three-term proposal as "a reasonable issue to place before the voters." Councilman Nielsen also said he favors a two-term limit. He said he would support placing the proposed ballot initiative before Joe.al voters. "I wish tt was stro°'cr." be said. C'ounc1lwoman Barbera Brown said she supponed Adler's v1ew that local voters decide on whether to limit a council member's 1erm each ume he or she runs for ~lcc1jon. Castins the key vote, Councilman James Neal sided with Adler and Brown. He said he docs not oppose a thrc¢-tenn limit. But he cited an opinion by Fountain Valley City Attorney Alan Bums that a general law city such as Fountain Valley may not have legal authority to impose a hm1t on council terms. Burns said such a limit may leave the cny open to a court challenge. After the meeting. Bryant said he and about 20 other residents will organize a campaign to collect 5,000 local signatures by July and place the three-term limit question before voters in November. In addition. Dr. James Petrikm. a local chiropractor. said Tuesday night's vote prompted him to an- nounce that he plans to run for a council seat in November. Petrikfo launched an unsuccessful campaign for a council seat four years ago. Correction State Parks Ranger Gary Hund was 1ocorrectly identified in a caption accompanying a front page photo- graph 1n Sunday's Daily Pilot. The Daily Pilot regrets the error. ~~ijiijHh~i~M~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RELEASE ANGERS HB POLICE •.• From Al substance believed to be hashish oil Police said they were me t at the door of De1arnt'tt's residence by a Doberman pinscher that delayed entry into the home long enough for at least two other men to escape over a backyard wall. A nag.ht-long search using a pohct· helicopter for the escaped men was not successful. V1dano said he was surprised at the release ot De1amett, a man he described as having few ties to the community. He said Dejarnett rents the residence he li ves in and ap. parent!) 1s unemployed. "It's the same old story." said V1dano. "You get them ofTthe streets and before you know 1t they're back out there again. I don't even know if that's newsworthy anymore." McBride said he weighed out the matter by determining whether the drug suspect presented a danger to the community. .. rm very cautious about that. In fact. yes terday afternoon I refused to reduce the bail on two sex offenders because I felt they did present a danger to the community. He said DeJarnett's attorney ··guaran teed" his client would show up for hi s court date. ··1 might have done the same thing PILGRIM FINDS NEW HOME for the other guy if his ~ttorney had • • • called me." said the Judge. "But From Al nobody called me about him. docking of the P1lgnm on c11~ property. The C'tty Council asserted that Holland was blocking public acces) to the wharf but Holland claimed the boat was unsafe to move Tuesday, feanng the city would take further legal action against him. Holland decided to move the boat to Art's Landing. Mark Howard, the new owner of Art's. had offered the dock for the Pilgrim short I> after the controversy erupted. The 70-foot pnvate dock as an the process of being demolished and rebuilt. Holland said. and the Pilgrim may be able to stay there indefinitely. When the Ptlgnm as finished in the next few months, Holland plans on running charter cruises to Catalina and San Pedro. He also plans on participating in a tall ships race in Long Beach this summer as part oft he I 984 Olympics fest•' a ties. .l "I guess the police are upset because they were mad at this guy but I can't set bailJUSt to keep this man in Jail," he added. Police ~1d the quickness of the Judge's order that Dejarnett be re - leased on his own recognizance surpnsed them. Narcotics officers reported that the)' called McBride to protest the release but claimed the judge .. didn't seem vel") interested." AIRLINE ACCESS DECISION ... From Al airline to begin March I sen ice. should Hatter's ruling be O\ erturncd on appeal. Attorney Michale Gatzke. rep- resenting the county. said the ruling indicates the judge .. is not prepared to interfere with the processes going on." Besides wntmg a new access plan. work 1s progressing on an a1rpon ex pansion project that would in- crease the number of daily 1et de- panures to 55 and more. Also. supervisors are considering ratifying an agreement \\1th the cit y of New- pon Beacjl to end the long-standing airport furor and expedite e'pans1on plans Gatzke said he expected super- \ 1sors would take up the matter of the quarterl} airport fli ght allocauons dunng today's board meeting. He also said he felt .. great" to be on the winning side of an airport dispute CANINE KILLED .•. From Al difficult to see at night, Bowman said. Police got a call at 1 I p. m. reponing a dead dog on the side of the road. Police checked, and 11 was Farnsworth. There were no witnesses. Farnsworth had been with the police department since December 1982. He had been used to sniff out and chase suspects for the police. Farnsworth leaves his four-legged fnend. Bart. th e rema.mmg Irvine police Bouvier. His handler was Officer Sieve Frey. Police ha ve not yet decided on hunal plans. Master K-9 Kennels an R1vers1de has offered to replace Farns\\onh with another male Rouvier. for a change Supel" isors la st found themselves on a losing side of a federal court airport dispute in spring 1983 when board members attempted to impose a moratonum limiting the number of earners at John Wayne Airport to five ..\mencan A.irhnes, which carefully had followed airport regulations to qualify for flights under the access plan. sued the <;QUnty and won an order from Hatttr permittin~ it to fl y. America West was seekms. four daily nights to Phoenix while Jet A.menca had requested three dail y flights. If granted. those flights would have been subtracted from the number of flights allocated to the airlines already serving the airport. In add1t1on. Muse Air. Alaska Airlines. Continental and Texas In- ternational Airlines all have ex- pressed interest in fl ying from Orange County. 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PM.nil( 72 62 ~-== IO 14 p~ 38 2' '° 20 p ..... ., 2• ~ 42 2t Porttend Of• 49 39 Syr-.. 2t Pr0¥lc*IOI 441 21 T~• 91 31 ="Clly ~ 30 r.-.. ,. 84 31 r ..... t3 S4 Reno "3 20 #Mlllngton S& " ~ M H MCNt• II 2t • 61 u 80 H 23 17 67 22 61 41 51 ao 93 34 55 29 113 se eo 38 57 27 34 17 o ao ... 43 34 2t SI 23 43 29 TOOAY S«lond high 2 09 p "' 3 1 -~IOw 709pm 11 SURF REPORT TifUlllOAY Flttt lllgll 2:09 • m. 4 t Flrlt 10w t;5U,m 0.7 LOCATIOM a-wt Ngtl 4:11 P m 2 ' Huntltlgton llMctl ~ IOw 9:21 p m 2 • "'-.Hiiiy. Newpot1 Sun -1oa.y el 5·43 p in • rW.. 40t11 St., Newpot1 'T"llundey M 9i2t e.m end MC9....., •t 22nd St.. Nftlpott 0·44 pm a.ioo. w~ Moon-. !Odey et 10' 17 e.m , ti-~ hllc:ll et 12:27 e.m. ~end.......... Sen a.n.ni. al 5 4-4 pm Wei« Tempt ~ Huntington balks on proposal • to take control of state beach By ROBERT BARKER Of tM 0.-, Not ..... The city of Huntrngton Beach won't be takmg over eight miles of state beaches that he inside city boundanes -not in the immediate future at any rate. City Council members had before them a request to authonze final negotiations that could have led to the beach takeover as early as May 1. Instead, the council -concerned about financial nsks and unknown hab1ht1es -voted to table the conuovers1al issue after Caty Admin- istrator Charles Thompson reponed the state is asking the city to take on beach employees without admini~ tering physical ex.ams. Thompson said the requirement "1s totally unsat1sfac1ory'' because of possible liabilities. Most officials also indicated they came away from the meeting believ- mg the state lifeguards have per- formed satisfactorily tn protecting visitors to Huntington State Beach and Bolsa Chica Beach. City administ rators had urged the takeover as a way top reduce main- tenance costs and improve police protection. even though th<"} forecast a loss to the city of abou1 S45.000 during the first year of operations. They predicted a profit of aboul S 139.000 on an investment of about S 14.5 million at the end of fi ve years. But state lifeguard representatives peppered away at the contentions. "Your statistics are biased and D•llY Piiot Def Ivery 11 Gu•r•nteed MPh•l·h f •111.,, II ,c:l; 11 nnt ~ t••F" f ~"'' (•'9Jlf'' Dt ~\ j( ' I• ltl t~I ttf" 11 '' .th(J ~ ,, J. • t,. )lah111N,.,J ,i'yf ' 'I d ~ f ,,., ' ,Li\ ' I ,,.( ~ .. ,. '/ .._. jaundiced." said Jo hn Mulvana. a lifeguard and an attorney rep- resenting the St.ate Park Peace Of- ficers Association. "If you reduce 22 lifeguard pos- itions and the beaches are under- manned, lots oflives will be threaten- ed when the south swells arrive in the summer," he said. "With all the problems at the present beach (the city owns one mile of beach south of the pier between Huntington State and Bolsa Chica beaches). I don't see wh} you'd want to take on more." Others in the audience protested .. Gestapo-like" city beach patrols by police three-wheelers. Others said people should have a choice of going to a beach to drink alcoholic beverages (OK at lhe state beaches but P.rohibited on the city beach.) Lifeguard Supervisor Nick Sopha said the two state beaches rank only behind Hearst Castle as the most attended parks in the state. He aJso indicated they run up deficits of more than SI million a year. Deported boy's father frustrated in search By tbe Associated Press The father of a 14-year-old Santa Ana youth who was mistakenly deported to Mexico says he spent four days walktng the dust} streets of Tijuana and had to sell his watch for S6 for food and bus fare. "You should ha'e sta)ed where the m1gra (1mmt~rat1on officials) drop- ped yo u off: Juan Moreno Gama. 39. told has c;on Tuesday during a h~ppy reunion. "I almost looked all over Mex ico for you." The reunion climaxed a frantic search that bc~n last week after the U.S. lmm1grat1on and Naturalization Service deported Mario, a legal resident alien whose fa ther lives m Santa Ana. With S60 borrowed from frienda, Moreno arrived at 7 p.m. Friday in the border city of Tijuana, carrying his son's visa arulphoto. "We have not seen him," was the constant reply during Moreno's s1x-m1IC' trek along the border in the ne xt three days. When the S60 ran out, Moreno sold has watch for 1.000 pesos-about S6. Jt turned out. however, that Mano tiad returned to the United States on Friday -the same day his father started looking for him and four days before they were reunited. ORANGE COAST Clrcu&.tton 7141142...ga Daily Pilat H. L. Schwartz Ill Publtsher CIMelfted llCN.nlelng 7141142-1171 AJI other deper1"*"9 ta~ MAIN OFFICE llO Y°"iP\I Bay St Cosla M<tSa CA Ma• •rJJ•~\ ec-. 1~60 C:O.ta MMe CA 92626 C.opv•·11"' •981 O.ange Coa.i Pllbl<stl.no CQm?any NO 1 fl••" '.\10' P\ fluS1'8l10n\ •d•fOti•I m elt•' O• ~,,...._,,IJ ~..-. ,,,.Y De r-oouc.d Wll"Oui .._ .. 1 r "'""'~ I ((J(>y!'9"1 -,,., r" 1 •"' .o o--t..,,,. •O t" 1ra 1 0it.t• cur-,.,.. ,,., ,.... •fl"M Circulation Telephone. Chazy Dowaliby Ed11or and ASS1Stan1 10 ltie Pubhsher Ao1emary Churchman ConlrOller 5«000 CllS\ 00.I~ patd al Coale M-. Ce"IOM.e tUPS tu 11()()1 S..oic•tellOt' 0y cetr• SA 1~ monl~ by n•• I $f> !>() monrtvy St~ F. C11110 Produc'tl'f'r Man~· 01«1• A. Power• Onec10< 01 .-.,...., ... ng Donetd L. Wllllem• ( l'LV'llf•Of'I Mt'\A ~,., r..,.. O<•~ eo.s1 0. •v PllCM '"''"-"'ell" Combined,,,. N_, p,,._, o\ PY"""*I Oy 1n.0CKenge Coest ~ c.,.,.,.,..,, 1 .. 0 .0.l<OnS "' pu~ Monaay ""OUO" r1odolv .t. l•"Qle •eg.onel edooon " ~ S.1uroeyt ~no Sun•Jh \ f°'f' p!onGrpeJ ~ """"' !l 81 J30 Wt•' Ba1 Sl•Nlt P 0 Bo• 1560 Co51a MeM Cehl0t"'• 'l26?6 VOL. n, NO. 53 Back at Streamwood. police arrested Roger Lander. 18, .rnJ Thomas Stevenson. 18. for possession of an ounce of cocaine and a small amount of man1uana 'ieveral hundred doll ars were found with th<" cocaine police c,a1d The two men were booked and taken to the Orange Count} ;ail Airlines repreSCtlted at the late afternoon court hearing were PSA. Continental. Texas International. Republic and Aircal. Also an attorney representing the city of Newport .---------------------------------------------- Beach attended the session. HAPPY B'DA Y HUNTINGTON ... From Al secretary to order a cake and she scot out invitations to former City Coun- cil officials and received 12 RSVPs. Make that I I. Fonner Mayor Al Cocn's name appeared twice on the list. Mayor Kelly described the oc- casion Tuesday as cutting the cake with a littJe music. .. , think it (the cclebrataon) 1s relat1 vely suffiClent. I don't have much thought regarding this. I thank the brouhaha should come when the city celebrates 1ts I OOth birthday," he SAJd. Kelly indicated 1here may not have even been a cake but for the prodding of C ity Counci lman Don MacAllister. And while Kdly tbouaht the celebration would pretty well be confined to Tuesday night's cake-cutting. MacAllister said he 1s hoping to remember lh~ occasion at the city's 80th July 4th parade. "The staff is puttins It all to ether We'd hlce to have a special float and s~ial fireworks program. An- n1vcrsatits can be 1mport8nt in cstabhshma a c1ty's identity," he declared Just Call 642-6086 Meanwhile. Jackie Hea ther. who was mayor of Newpor1 Beach dunng that city's celebration. said their year-Jon& aaJa was "memorable to all and it pulfed us all together "The most remarkable thing 1s that it made us a small city again," she said. "It made 1t a small Cit> again for everybody at all levels. It took us back to the roots of 75 years as a city . "It brought to us closeness and e:itcitement that's hard to ge t 1n this fast-paced world. "I think it (Huntington Beach) is missing a wonderful OPp<?rtunily to celebrate a diamond Jubilee. I'm aoing to send them a b1rthdar, c.ard, a belated card, since I didn t know aboutiL" She said Newport planned for the event for about a year and that all evenu paid for themselves It was a cclebratJon to remember, hke Hunt- mgton Beach's history: When Huntinaton Beach was in- corporated Feb. 17. 1909. Ed Man· ning served as mayor for a me"' 9J S souls. Oil was discovered an 1920 and remains an important pan of the economy. There •re 825 011 wells that produced 11 million barrels 10 1978, the last year records are available. The city once boasted one of the nchest farming sections in lhe west that produced bumper crops of lima beans. supr beets. asparagus and chili peppers. But agriculture by now almost entirely has given away to housing and industrial dtvcloprnent Once a part of a Mexican land grant, Hunting1on Beach was called Shell Beach before the turn of the century. But in 1901 the name was changed to Pacific City an~ P.A. San ton bought .0 acres .of belch and planned to tum the area that is now aJona Main Stttet into 0 another" Atlantic City. But the plan failed to m•ttrializ.e and tan ton sold out in 1902 to Henry F. Huotinaton •nd the Huot1Qllon Beach company. The Pacific lilectnc Railway came co the seaside community which was ren•mcd Hun&inJlon Beach in 1904. Five years later tt was incorporated. Seventy-five years liter, they cut a cake. Oh well, its the tbouaht that counts _ Wll•I do yoo like •boat lhe Dally Piiot! What doa't you like? CaU lbe nu.mber 11 ldt ud your mtsuge will be rttorcltd, tra.utrlbed u4 41tllvere4 to &ht approprlatt tdltor. Tbe umt U -bour an1wtrln11ervlce m1y bt ••eel to ~onl tettert LO Ute Mihor o• HY topic. Con&rlbutort lo oor Lttttrt tol1m1 m11C llttl•de tlt«'lr u me ud r ltpbHt oumber for veriflcatJan. No t lrcut1tJon t"alJI, pltut. Tell at what'• on your mlDd . • I .J --I I ondee/s ooce CW~)J1ee 1Ri~gs ¢lapp~ ... 11:~2 fllUiKe. .AIJe. CW estciit;t; Haza 650-2105 I ' ,