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THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1984 ORANGE COUNTY CALI FO RNIA . t •,.
back in slammer
Scheduled release to Orange County Stanford community and received
national noteriety' by refusing to
promise that he would not return to
the campus and kill apin, walked out
of the state prison at Vacaville at 8:30
a.m. today.
Two hours later, state prison
spokesman Phil Guthrie, who earlier
had said officials were powerless to
refuse parole, said Strcleski had
violated his parole "and we're in the
~rocess of returning him to the prison
nght now."
l ruled th~t he had violated parole,"
Guthrie said. drew angry criticism from officials Guthrie said under state law,
Strelcski can be ordered back to
pris0n for no longer than six months
for a parole.. violation. But, Guthrie
said, that can be extended under state
law to a maf imum of 18 months.
From staff and wire ~por11
Theodore Strclcski, the murderer o~a Stanford professor who was to be
paroled to the city of Orange, was
returned to state prison today only
three hours after his release.
Strclesk.i. whose scheduled parole
ha.s set off a furor in ~range County
Coast
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Former area volleyball
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UC Irvine managed just
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and across the country, rctused to
cooperate with his {>lrolc officers and
was ordered back into prison where
he served a 51h year term for beating a,
Stanford University professor to
death with a hammer.
The gangling. bearded, long-haired
graduate student. who shocked the
After talkintabout 20 minutes with
reporters outside the prison gates. the
47-year-old Streleski was driven by
officers to a parole office in Sacra-
mento, 45 miles away. to·process his
release.
"'He refused to sign his release
papers. He refused to accept his $200
release money. He indicated in no
uncertain terms that he would not
cooperate wit~ parole officers. We
Just before being driven away from
the v.ounds of the California Medical
Facility, Streleski. 47. said he wanted
to "complete my sentence, then live
PSA incident 4th "
for Super 80 plane
.By JERRY HIBSCB .. °' ... .,.., ........
A Pacific Southwest Airlines jet-
liner that caught fire at Jobn Wayne
Airport Wednesday eveninc, bcina
the evacuation of about 70 paueneen
and crew members, is back in service
today, al~y making a scheduled
fli&ht to San Jose.
lt was the fourth mishap in six
months at the airport for that ~f
plane, a McDonnell Douglas oc .. 9
Super 80.
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Flamea ra&etbroUCh the Cotta Meuapartmentof Gerald ~d Kimberly Vuquez Wedneaday, butbotb eacaped injury.
Last Sept. 27 a Republic Airlines
OC-9 had an en&ine go out and
dropped hot engine parts over New-
port Beach starting about 20 small
fires. On Jan. 22. a Frontier Airlines
OC-9 had landing gear and enajne
troubles shortly after taking off from
the airport and Feb. 17, an American
Airlines DC-9 had an engine gb out
and dropped hot engine pans over
Tustin shortly after take off. No one
was injllrcd in the incidenu but all of
tbe planes had to. make emeqmcy
landings. Mesa apartment
destroyed by fire
By KAREN E. KLEIN
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A $63,000 fire that raced through a
Costa Mesaapartinent Wednesday
night may have been ignited by an
unattended electric heater, officials
said today. No one was injured in the
11 : I 2 p.m. blaze.
The costly blaze originated in the
living room of Gerald and Kimberly
Vasquez' apartment, Number F, at
2466 Santa Ana Ave., according to
Jim Richey, administrative chief of
the Costa Mesa Fire Department.
Although the fire threatened to
spread to other apartments in the
two-story. six-unit apan.ment com-
plex, Richey said, firefiJJ!ters were
able to contain it to Unit F.
Richey said I 2 fire engines from
Orange County, Costa Mesaa.nd
Newport Beach fire departments
responded to the apartm~nt complex
to find flames leaping from the rear
roof area. The firefighters had the
· blaze under control in 45 minutes,
Richey said.
(Pl~ eee FIRE/ A2)
Badham backs flood plan
Wednesday the PSA plane never
left the ground. Tiiis time an aux·
illiary power unit in the right rear tail
section. malfunctioned swtina a
small fire as passengers were boarding
the plane about 6: 18 p.m.
The fire was pot out only minutes
later by built-in extinguishers and
passengers were evacuated down the
normal boarding ramp. No one was
injured and the only damage to the
plane was in the power unit.
The unit is a auxiliary gas turbine
engine that provides power to the
plane when the main engines are off.
It has been removed from the plane
and will be examined by Federal
Aviation Administration and PSA
mechanics.
McDonnell Douglas spokesman
Dave Eastman said this was the first
time a problem with the power unit
has resulted in a fire. '
Eastman said that mechanical
problem\ happen with jetliners
everyday and that it is only a
coincidence that the OC-9 Super 80
By ROBERT BARKER modifying and improv ing flood con-would seriously affect large areas of (Pleue Me 70 FL</A2)
0ttMo.1JNotawr trol channels in West Orange County, Huntington Beach. Fountain Valley -~
Rep. Robert Bad ham today threw is now "economically and physically and Santa Ana. is descri~d an stof'!Tl
_, his support.J>f..,hJ~~~~pro~isc"' feasi~lc.": . "" ~ . .-,.....,i.~. :._~;~;~~~!:~hes:~
. p an .._a n\ost a yeffifu~~~~~fnoney ·tf-~a~1ir.-"'ffflm~~w ~mardino
Robert Badbam
he calle~ a more expen~ivc version of U.S. ConFess thi s year but indicat~ ; Moun~ins to the ocean .at Newport bid ~11'•• the project "a ~d1osc concrete he doesn t expect actual appropna-•' Beach tn a three-da y penod. . U.~
raceway to the sea:· tion unti l next year. Incl ud ed tn the pro1cct 1s a
But the Republican Congressman Badham said the flood control plan S 7 4 O. 0 0 0 st u d y o f the dog g ...... ~~..,tll.il
speaking from Washington today could save as much as S 12 billi on in Talbert-Huntingt!ln Beach flood con-U\Jl.l
said the compromise plan wilt cost damages to large areas of low-lying trol channels which overflowed last
about half as much as a plan pushed Orange County. March I . causing millions of dollars
by flood control proponcnt.s yet The improvements tn the river in damage. .
provide 80 percent of the protection. system would. be designed to Key features 1n Badham's plan
Badham from Newport Beach as-withstand the worst combination of include ramng Prado Dam at the
serted the $755 million compromise rain and flooding that cou ld be head.ofSanta Ana Ca~yon by 30 ~t.
plan. which would include increasing expected in a 200-year period. . acquinng 1.451 acres an land behi nd
the capaeity of Prado Dam whik A standard 2()()..year flood . which (Ple&M He FLOOD/ A2)
Newport's newly rich fraud targets
,
High rollers expect
to keep wlnn~ng.
psyc~ologlsts say
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first
in• two-Pitt serlt$ on the P"rchOIOfY
C)f investment and how the wealthy
ind their money •re SOrMtimts
parted.
The ptycholQlical makeup of the
new1~ rich fl\Ues them prime t.araeU
for lharp-talkina salesmen offerina
investments thft tound too aood to
betnae. In just tbe peat six months. two
Newport Beech companies headed
into bankrupecy coun after investon
lost up to S7S million on •hat werc
bil*i as hiP.,retum investments.
Why aren't people, especially thole
who have worked bard to become
wealthy. more careful about wild
investment IChema ofrerina in-
credible "turns? It is ofteli a matter of ptythOIOIY, ·
accordina to the upem. Wealthy
people, spoiled by the good life, can
turn a blind eye to risky investments.
They think life, and investments, will
never fail them. ·
"They bave this mqical idea that
someone out there is going to take
care ofthem1" says Kathleen Gurney,
who spcciahzes in investmeni psy·
choloay at the Newport PsycholoaicaJ
Center. "They think, 'let's play this pme
and see if we can win here.' but they
don't understand the int~I J)lns of
theaame," Gurney c.apla1ns. •
Newport's dual ~ as Oranac
County's. financiaJ-eenter and as a
community of wealthy people makes
it ~n altn1c:tive buc fOr con anistt
offeriJ\a questionable investments. said Detective Bob Steoheu. who
invesdptea fraud for the Newport
Beach Police Oepenmeot.
"Newport Beacb is teen u the place
LO be " he says.
A Pen<>n who has become rich will
often take put risks to bc<:ome even
more wealthy, invati .. in tome-
times quationab&e ventures.
Finl there was tht Caner Co.,
which investlpton say coll«ted as
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JERRY
HIRSCH
Focus ON THE Nrw s
muc:h as $60 million from investors
by off'erina returns of~ pc~nt Th.e
company claimed to mvcst tn mcd.1·
cal insurance claims but investipton say it never did. The money is now
mi.inc, the ooml)any has filed for
bankl'\lptcyandofficialsat theSccuri·
ties and Exchanae Commission and
the Oranae County Shcritrs Depan·
mcnt an: uyina to faaure out what
happened. .
Then there was Trans Atlantic
Bancorp Ltd., a Newpon comJ)lny
that ftll alona with the collapse of the
financial empire of La Jolla financier
J. David Oommelli.
Trans Atlantic collected St S
million. mostly from local investors..
for investments in Dominelh's
foreiJ!l currency tradina firm. J.
David & Co. A federal arand jury is
now looking into what Dominelli has
done with S l 25 million invested in
his company. Trans Atlantic is his
largest creditor and investors will be
lucky to act any more than t 0 percent
of their total investment back, a far
cry from the 40 percent returns
Domioelli promised.
"A areat many of these people who
have made a lot of wealth have bad
the aood fortune to have earned 30 or ~ percent on investments before. A ltilh return does not seem so un·
reasonable to them," explains Dr.
Joyce Brothen. a prominent psy-
schotii5t. • • . "People be&in to feel entitled to it.
They believe life 1s a teri~ of special
thlOfS to them. Af\et all. they drive s~1al cars, they live in spcctal
homes. when they 10 to the theater
they sit is special seats . "lt seems pcrfcctl)'. reasonable to
these people that hfc offers super
deals. So much has fallen into thcll'
lap thatthcyfochhe worldis&01n1to
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KILLER BACK IN PRIS9N •.• F air skies but some cloudiness Prom A l
Theodore Streleak l
makers to enact emcracncy lcaas-
lation empoweri°' the aovemor to
block such paroles 1n the future.
Howatd Garver, who said he
rtpresents a coalition of victim's
riahts and anti-crime aroups callina
itself Citizens Act, said the aovernor
should have the power to block
paroles of certain pnson inmates just
as he has the power to commute
prison sentences.
• "It's a. public official's duty to
protect the lives of citizens and make
sure the streets arc safe," said Garver,
his voice rising in anger as he
discussed Strcleski's parole.
City of Orange police Lt. Mike
Lcintz said the city's mayor and
police chief would express their anger
over a law that would permit a
murderer's parole in their city
without any consultation with local
officials.
"They told us and we didn't have
any say so." said Lcantz .. "We're
almost powerless to do anything. But
we understand why people are un-
comfonable having a known killer
li ving amongst them who hasn't
shown any remorse."
Citizens for Truth. yet another
statewide anti-crime organization
headquartered in Oranae County, has
promised it will closely watch
Strelnka's durin1 his year•s parole
here.
John Mancino, president of the
aroup, said Citiuns for Truth reg-
ularly will check with ~role officials
to make sure Streleski is complying
with all tenn of the parole.
Streleski had vowed to violate his
parole with a "nonviolent act ... an act
of omission, like missing an appoint-
ment" with his parole officer.
The action would be "an
anti-Stanford statement," he said.
Strcleski. who had touched off a
furor in January when he said he was
"absolutely noncommittal" about
killing again. expressed no remorse
today.
"l don't want to do anythinJ that
says l didn't mean it," he said. "l
meant it." he said of his murder of
math Professor Karel dclttuw in
1978.
Told of Streleski's statements.
Stanford sp8kesman Bob Beyers said,
"This adds to our concern. We're
watching' developments carefully."
University Police Chief Marvin
Herrington said appropriate steps
would be taken to protect individuals.
He did not elaborate.
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Streleski was convicted of sec-
ond ·d egree murder in the
bludgeoning death of deleeuw. who
was hit several times with a
two-pound hammer in his Stanford
office in August 1978.
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Streleski. an electrical engineer
who had tried unsuccessfully for 19
years for a doctorate in mathematics.
has said he killed delceuw in part to
make a s~tement about the way
Stanford treated its gradua~ stu-
dents.
His statements about killing again
prompted unsuccessful cffons to
block his release.
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in 'porno snuf:f' movie incident
By STEVE M~l\BLE
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questioned alter the teen-agers van-
ished but were not arrested.
70 FLEE JW A PLANE FIRE ••• the dam for an enlarged reservoir,
modifying 31 miles of diannels below
the dam to the Pacific Ocean, build-
ing debris basin and channel modi-
fications in the Corona area. con-
structing 4 detention basin and chan-
nel modification on I. 7 miles of
Santiago Creek in Orange County and
developing a greenbelt recreation
system along the entire system and
purchasing 92 acres of sah marsh at
the river's mouth
A second man accused of kjtling
two Orange County teen-agers during
a pornographic "snuff' film session
was to be taken to court today to face
murder charges.
He said Hernandez was found in
Loretto, a small town on the Gulf of
California about 200 miles north of
La Paz.
The two Anaheim teens -Beth
Jones. 19, and Margaret Krueger, 16
-were reponed missing late in the
summer of 1982 but their remains
were not found until they following
April when a photographer noticed
the skeleto ns while taking pictures of
wildflowers in the desert.
Douglas gained attention in 1977 in
a separate incident when he was tried
on charges of attempting to lure two
undercover policewomen to their
deaths. It was alleged Douglas had
hired a fonner Santa Ana prostitute to
tortue and kill the two women for a
"snuff film."
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' has been involved an a series of recent
mishaps at the airport.
Ben Ehrlich. a Costa Mesa resident
who had j ust seen his daughter onto
the airplane. flight 699. bound for San
Francisco and Pon land. Ore. said the
fire looked serious for just a moment.
"We went upstai rs in the terminal
to watch it take ofT. When they staned
the engines the right rear of the plane
caught on fire
.. The names went on for about
1hree minutes i\t first 1t didn't look
hke an}body was doing anythang but
then the passengers staned commg
down the stairs on the left side of the
plane." Ehrlich said.
"h was all 'cf) orderl) As long as
the people were getting off the plane I
knew nobod) wa!i going to get hurt."
Ehrlich said.
At one potnt the flames reached
two to three feel but the) were out
even before the fire trucks arrived.
Ehrlich said.
PSA spokesman 8111 Hasttngs said
the larger flames were probabl y
caused by the power unit releasing
fuel in its fuel lines through the
exhaust system.
"That is just part of the safety
mechanism and removes the danger
of the fire spr~ading," Hastings said.
··we are going to have to take some
time and look over the part. We have
never had anything like this happen
before and we have been flying the
plane for four years," Hastings said.
Ben Erlich
Badham said the proposed Men·
tone Dam in San Bernardino County.
which would have raised the total cost
of the project to about S 1.3 billion.
has been removed from .present
consideration while alternatives are
bemg studied.
FIRE •••
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Thecouple'selectnc heater. ap-
parentl> left on tn the Ii ving room of
the apanment after they went to
sleep. sparked the fire. Richey said.
"Sometimes the thermostats on those
electric heaters fail and they heat up
• so high they ignite. "he said.
But Mrs. Vasquez contended today
it was a faulty wall socket that started
the blaze. "The heater was all rewired
recently," she said. "it was the socket
that did it."
Mrs. Vasquez awoke shortly after
the fire began. Richey said. and when
Richard Hernandez. a 38-year-<>ld
former Corona resident, was arrested
early this week in small Mexican
fishing village and flown back to
Orange County Wednesday following
an extradition hearing.
Hernandez and former Costa Mesa
resident Fred Berre Douglas, 55, are
suspected of killing two Anaheim
teen-age girls in 1982 after luring
them to the desert for a pornographic
photo session.
Douglas was arrested a week ago in
North Las Vegas where he had been
living for at least three months under
an assumed name. The former Costa
Mesa man is being held in Orange
County Jail and will be arraigned on
murder charges Monday.
Police in Nonh Las Vegas said they
were alerted to Doulgas' true identity
by an informer who told police he
believed the burly upholesterer was a
fugiti ve.
Anaheim police. who have coordi-
nated the manhunt for both suspects.
would not ~y specifically how they
caught up with Hernandez.
"After Douglas was ·arrested we
developed information that led us to
Mex.ico," explained Anaheim police
Sgt. Bill Wright.
Both Douglas and Hernandez were
An Orange County Superior Coun
jury, however. deadlocked and a
mistrial was declared.
Blueblrd Ganyon studled
after land shift Jn L~na
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of fire In PSA jetliner.
she got up to investigate the noises.
the apanment's smoke detector went
off. waking her husband.
The couple managed to run out the
front door before the flames in the
livmg room fire blocked their path of
escape. Richey said.
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caused $52.500 wonh of damage to
the building and SI O.SOO damage to
the apartment's contents. Unit E.,
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in Unit Eovernight. Richey said. · · '
Gerald Vasquez is employed by the
city of Costa Mesa tn the sanitation
department. A supervisor there said
the couple planned to sift through the
rums of their home this morning to
determine what they could salvage.
NEWLY RICH TARGETS FOR FRAUD ••. .A fresh start for
Spring and Summer ... From Al
keep gl\ 1ng to 1hem
"Wealth in~ulates \OU You l1ter-
all) bcJIC\ e the woi'ld was constructed
to g1 \C )OU something for nothmg.
And for mo'it of these people that has
been reahsttc all along. They have
gotten whate,,.cr they wanted and
there has been nothing to indicate
that isn't going to continue." Brothers
notes.
Gurney characterizes Newpon as a comm uni I) of new money.
·,"And people who have made new
money are often w1lhng to take higher
risks. They are the more en-
trepreneurial types. That type of
perso n doesn't believe you can do it
without takmg nsks." Gurney ex-
plains.
Compet1t1on for more status. a trait
of the newly nch. IS common in
Ncwpon Beach and that compeution
can push people to take euremc
1n vestmen1 risks. Gurney believes.
"Status 1s prttt) external 1n New-
port Beach -1t is your home.-your
cars. your investments. Because of
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642-6086
that there is a lot more talk about
1n' cstments here." G urney says.
A.nd a tight-knit community. where
the wealthy are constantly talking
about their money. is a prime area for
these types of high-nsk investments
-they often depend on word of
mouth for their rapid growth.
"I have been to the Balboa Bay
Club where everyone is talking about
their investments and they were
saying you were crazy 1f you were not
inJ. David," said one Newpon Beach
bus1 nesswoman.
"When people try to get infor-
mation about an investment they
often ask their peers. They evaluate
the infonnation on the past per·
formance of their friend's advice. If
was good in the past. they will usually
take it," Gurney Sl)'S. . . .
Putting money into h1ah nsk in-
vestments often shows a devtt of
immaturity and lack of common
sense. accordina to Gurney. .
"If it sounds too aood to be tnae. 1t
usually is:· says Gurney.
'"I am seeing more and more people
from Newport Beach who arc coming
an and saymg they did not do their
homework." _
She described her clients as
well-to-do. and "by most standards
successful. ..
"There is a man who lost $250.000
in a land scheme. He is successful and
1s at the head of a healthy company
but he doesn't know how to take
control of his investments."
"I will be seeing an accountant next
week who says he is really embar-
rassea. 'This is what l do for a livina.'
he told me," Gurney recalls.
"ln one way these people have
savvy. They know that you'\tt never
aoina to become wtalthy just from
your job. They know that the war to
make a lot of money is by invcstan~
But many do n't do their homework, '
Gumcysays.
FRIDAY: C...Mlla1 die wtaJ .. J
1bo.t poor lllVtttmeatt.
Wllat do yoa llh abo.t tM Dally Piiot? Wbat do'l )'OI llke? CaU lM
number at ltfl ud y11r meanie "IU ~ rtt0rded, lrHscrtbff a•d clellvered
,. \M approprilte editor.
TM tame U-lilotlr a•1wtrl•1ttrvtce may be u.ff to rttord leltert tot••
editor 01 .. ,. tople. C-trllMltora to Hr Ltu en col1m1 m11t t.cl1de tllelr
11me Hd tt ltJ*otit ••mber for nrtflc1Uoe. No clrc1latJoe caJlt, pluH.
T•ll •t "ut'1 N >'"' mlll4. ·
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our unconstructed
linen jacket, in
pink, red or
black.
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Irvine Republicans
weigh bullet train
A status report on the bullet train is the subject of the
Irvine Republican Club mcetina at 7:30 tonjaJlt, mectina
at Progressive Savmgs and Loan, 4860 Irvine Blvd.
Carl Schiermeycr, government relations director for
American High Speed Rail, will be available for questions
following the report.
Additional information on the meotiog may be
obtained by calling 640-9141 .
Travel semlnar slated tonight
King Henry VIII mvites Orange Coast residents to a
free evening of touring castles and country houses in
England and ballooning through Europe ton~· t. The travel seminar will be nosted by Uni obe Travel,
2612 E. Coast Highw,ay, Corona del Mar, at p.m.
There will be refreshments and door prizes. For more
information call 759-8200.
Mason Park discussion tonight
The county of Orange will make a presentation
t0r11~h1 on the next phase of development of Mason
Regional Park in Irvine.
Tht public is welcome at the 7:30 P..m. meeting in
Tunle Rock Communitr Park, I Sunnyhlll Road, to pose
questions over what wil be included at the site.
Laguna candldates to speak
The North Laguna Community Association will hold
a City Council candidates forum night Friday from 7 to
9:30 p.m.
The event will be held in the Unitarian Hall, 429
Cypress St. It is open to the public.
Antl-nuke talk at UC Irvlne
Dr. Helen Caldicott. an Australian pcdiatricican and
antinuclear movement proponent, will address a fundrais·
ing dinner for 40th D1stnct Democratic Congressional
candidat"' Carol Ann Bradford Friday at 7:30 p.m.
The meetin~ will be held at the University Club at UC
Irvine. Dr. Cald1cott, a past president of the Physicians for
Social Responsibility. 1s in Orange County to attend the
group's symposium Saturday ..
For more information about the fundraiser call
646·591 4.
Olympic volunteers sought
The Orange County Olympic Committee is looking
for volunteers. Those interested in aidins the committee's
efforts are asked to attend a meeting tonight at 7:30 at the
Mormon church. 23 Lake St., Irvine.
Interpreters are needed to escort the dignitaries and
athletes. although there are many unfilled positions that
don't require language skms. Further information can be
obtained by calling 832·4901.
Mesa school sponsors auction
The auxiliary group of St. John the Baptist Catholic
school in Costa Mesa is sponsoring an art auction on
Saturday staning al 7 p.m.
The auction will be held at the church hall, 1015 W.
Baker St.. with bidding beginning at 8 p.m. Tickets can be
purchased at the door for $2.50 per person or $4 per
couple.
Free tax workshops planned
. Two free tax workshops, designed to help taxpayers
prepare their own returns, will be presented Saturday by
Coastline Community College in Huntington Beach.
A session at 9 a.m. will focus on Forum I 040 and
1040EZm while the longer 1040 form and itemized
deductions will be discussesd at 10 a.m. Both workshops
will be conducted in Room 8 of the Peterson Leaming
Center, 20661 Farnsworth Lane.
Participants should bring their W -2 form s and the tax
package they received ln the mail. CaJI Coastline at
241 -6186 for further information .
Thursday, March 8
• 7 p.m., Mesa Consolidated Water District, Board of
Directors. 1965 Placentia Ave.
• 7:30 p.m .. Costa Mesa Sanlta~y Dl~trlct. City Hall.
First· floor Conference Room, 77 Fair Dnve.
• 8 p.m .. Circus Vargas, Huntington Center, Huntington
Beach (also Friday. Saturday and Sunday).
Friday, March 9
No meetings scheduled.
Time to plant trees again
Both Coeta Mesa and Hun~faton Beach are obeemnC Arbor Day week by
ad~ Mme treee to the landacape. At left,
Jack ~tewart of the Coeta Mesa Parka
Department ln•tall• one of 20 tree.
donated by tber C&llfomla Auoclatlon of
Nur.erymen on Jamee Street. Meanwhile,
Hunttnaton beach'• famed Newlaad
Bouae aervea u a backdrop for a tree
planting ceremony by (from left) clYic
leaden "Ted Ship ley, Elaine Craft and Ted
Bartlett.
Miffed Laguna ~andidate
maydrop$1 million claim
Gabriels, cable TV
. firm settle h assle;
he·11 a ppear on s how
By L.P. BENET
Of the D9lly .........
Laguna Beach City Council can-
didate John Gabriels is expected to
drop a SI million discrimination
claim a~inst Storer Cable Com-
munications for excludin' him from
a "Meet the Candidates' television
special.
The 60-year-old candidate filed the
claim earl y this week after Storer
Cable allegedly refused to grant him
equal time with six other council
candidates in an election special to be
aired later this month.
Gabriels, known around town as a
civic gadfly, also named the city of
Laguna Beach in the claim because it
grants the franchise to the ielevision
company which offers cable service
and operates a public access channel
six that reaches an estimated 23.000
subscribers in Laguna.
But Storer Cable Programmer
Mark Noad .and Gabriels buried the
hatchet at Tuesday night's City
Council meeting, and it was agreed
that Gabriels would panicipate in the
confirm the time, but he never did, so
I assumed it was off." Gabriels said.
Noad said he neglected to confirm
the time with Gabriels but was under
the impression that Gabriels was
scheduled to appear. Noad said fi ve
oth er council candidates contacted
him and they were filmed. A makeup
session was arranged March I for
candidate Manha Collison .
Noad called Gabriels at 4:30 p.m.
on the day of the makeup session and
asked Gabriels to come down to cit y
hall immediately to film a
three-minute segment.
"I said I couldn't make 1t that fast.''
Gabriels said. "I didn't have a speech
prepared and I hadn't shaved -I
didn't want to look like Richard
Nixon.
"I asked him 1fwecould reschedule
n for next week like it said in the
lener. and he said they couldn't
because the cameras were beini used.
He said 1f l couldn't make tt that
afternoon. they wou ld put a sign on
the air saying J was unavailable forthe
show.''
Noad said he told Gabnels that 1f
he didn·t show up, the station would
"make mention of the fact that he was
una ble to appear due to a scheduling
conflict."
But Noad added that it would have
been difficult to schedule camera
equipment from Starer's Anaheim
office. but that there was still time for
Gabriels to contact him if he desired
to be on the show.
"At that point. I felt that if he
wanted to be included, he could
contact me:' Noad said. "Although
nothing had been decided. I was
thinking 11 might be a good idea to do
the show wi th out him. I understand
these are busy people. and I wan ted to
gi ve them all an equal chance. He
(Gabriels) wanted special attention.
and I didn·t think I should give one
candidate special tre.atment over
another."
Instead of contacting Noad .
Gahnl'I.; fikcl the heft y claim.
WoiDu loUJJd shot to death
near eap.o; c~ seek clues
program. An~ tettoo Ind a bett bucldeoommtmoretlng a bridge are
"Jf they agree to give me equal the among the few duel left to euthorttiee tty&1g to Identify a woman
ti me, the claim becomes superll u-whotemutlJatedbodywufoundoutsldeSanJuanCapistranolast week.
ous," Gabriels said . The murd« vtetlm, a woman bellev.cf to a. In her late teens or earty
It all staned about three weeks ago. 20•. was found tytng f9oe..down by Jnm•t• of affllnlmum security Jail who
when Mark Noad in vi ted the seven were collectlng ttafh near the Ortega Highway.
Trustees see 'little cnance' of
recovering missing $15 million
--. By JEJlRY KIRSCH .;·;
Oflllel>ell1......... • • 'JO.
. Trustees for a Newport 8eacb invenmenc ~m~
1n bankruptcy proceedinp have found $8'°,00010 ~3
mysteriously removed from the ftrm's bank ia Rema~
but see little chance of repinjna the bulk of lheS'' mill'
invested in the company. ~ About 200 people. mostly Oranae County rcsidei
invested in Trans Atlantic Bancorp Ltd., aooonlina
William C. Starrett. an attorney for Newport
businessman Arthur Axelrod, martaaer of the bin
comrurny. ' Axelrod turned over the money and the books and·
records of the firm to the coun-apJ)01ntci1 trustees late lall
week. ~
. The trustees arc also neiotiating with Paci.fie
National Bank of Newport Beach to pin access to u 1
additional $800,000 of Trans Atlantic funds, acoordina to •
Cynthia Cohen, an attorney representins thnllC of Tnns.._i
Atlanuc's creditors as well as the court-appointed trustee-;"-
James Joseph. 1 r
But the rest of the money has disappeared with the
collapse of the financial empire of La Jolla financi~r
David Dominelli. Trans Atlantic's sole 1nve1itment was in Oominelli
foreign currency trading firm. J. David & Co. ,
J. David&Co. is in bank.ruptcyproceedinpand istbe
subject of a federal grand jury probing what has happeoei:l
to more than SI 25 million invested in the company. ~ :l
According to Starren, a representative from the offioc I
of Newport Beach attorney Richard Bruck. flew '°'
Bermuda to withdraw the money for Trans Atlantic onl~. ·
days before the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Santa .A1'!q
appointed a trustee for the firm. ~
Bruck, a form~r attorney for Tran& Atlantic, realize<l
the fir m was in financial trouble and was attempting tP,-~
collect the money for investors, Starrett said. • ,
Bruck however, has refused to discuss his actions witJl' 1 the trustees. Cohen' said. .,.·.,
More than 132 checks, amounting to $850,000 and
addressed to investors, were handed over to the uusteel,.!.J
Cohen said, supporting Sta~tt's claim. "They said they wanted to give what they had t~
1 n vest ors and that was how the drafts were made out so WC'.'
have no reason to believe otherwise.~ Cohen said. :
The remainini $800,000 at Pacific National Banlt was •
to be distributed similarly, Starrett said. ..•
"This pushes aside allegations that someone ran otf
with the money. The whole thing now stands with what
happens to Oominelli.'' Starrett said. .. · '·
In a related matter. Louis Met2ger, a retired Marine ·
Corps tieutenant general. has been appointed as the new•
trustee of J. David & Co. and Oominelli.
Metzger, foreman of the ~n I?icgo Coun~y ~dju.ry
th'at indicted C. Arnholt Smith in connection with hls .
collapsed U.S . .NationaJ Bank, takes over the duties of.·
interim trustee Earl Cantos.
Cantos had said last week that he had found the job of
trying to find. an estimated S 125 million in investors'
money "more than l contemplated."
Attorneys for the trustee. meanwhile, planned a
deposition session today with Dominelli. president and
founder of the ftve-year-old firm . Dominelli had refused'
to answer questions put to him on Feb. 18. sayina be
needed more time to consult with legal counsel.
He has since consulted with attorneys, but he has also
been subpoenaed to testify Fridav before a fcderaJ grand
JUry which is investigating the tlnancial dealings of his
firm. Dominelli has said he will invoke the protection of
the Fifth Amendment 1fhe has to testify. and his attorneys
have scheduled a federal court hearing Friday to have the
subpoena quashed.
Harold Pittenger
succumbs at 97 council candidates vying for two open · The woman apparently was lhOt tn the face with a shotgun,
seats in the April I 0 election to appear according to Orange County Sheriff's depUtiee. An effort to reconstruct
on a "Meet the Candidates" program . the woman's fau le befna made, authorities Mid.
In a letter dated Feb. 16. Noad Unttlthewomanl9tdentlfted,8herematrus.tmpty "Jane0oe." Pn vate funeral services are planned for Harold W.
outlined the program's format and Lt. Atchwd otson said his department I• making a pie& to the publlc Pittenier ofNewpon Beach, a 40-year resident of the area,
asked each candidate to contact him and uaci.v. that •nvone With any Information on the woman contacf whodted Monda~ at Park Superior Convalescent Home at "'V -·1 the age of 97.
to set up a lime to present their views authormes. Mr. Pittenger. a mechanic for 60 years who worked in
and qualifications on camera Feb. 28. Ot80n Mid the murder victim had thoulder-tength brown hair, stood the aerospace field . was born in Mansfield, Ohio. His
The letter stated that if the proposed about 6 foot S lndles tatl and welahed 126 pounds. She wore a pink daughter. Pegg} Sweeney. is a longtime Newport resident
date was inconvenient, another time s....,_.w top, a blue ptaJd shirt and gpld corduroY pants. who operates a real estate business.
could be scheduled the following The moat dlatlngulahlng ltema found. Olton said, was a Jarge brass Besides Mrs. Sweeney. he is survived by a son. Harold
week. . . bett bookie commemorating a Seattle bridge and an untlnlshed tatoo on C. Pittenger of Co$ta Mesa and another daughter. Barbara Saturday March 1 O According to Gabriels. Noad called the woman's left shoUlder. Mctko-. ich! of Zepher Cove. Nev. Also surviving are six
. _ ...... _ ' ,i-P-·~~m_, th e wE!_ .. before th~ Feb .. 28 Thetatt~deplcteaftowerw~~~.~~eunandblrdt_lnthebaci<ground, gra. ndch1l.drenand s1~gr_eat'/i#~~~~dren .. • \'utl(~, .. -~. ~·~~µ; ... ~~~-~ ~" *""~-.~~-~?l.."..'u: ... ~~~--,.,,4..__-~··v-~-·----~~-~rv1cc~~.$£hi.:,Q.l.U~ __ lle.w~~Gem,~,.. ~ ... L'~iit) Fai1'gltH.i1H1t""·~~rariir~ftdi~trrwtr~4Srmon1TflT~4'ff.nr~--~---.-..~->-!"4"/4crK~·wnrrtinf t ~1fldhlf"'idkltfi11~~~~-~tMfef!fftf~tft~i8n-~ffl1' 1'~rf1"o31!Wa)~
times). "Noad said he wo uld call me to homfclde detail at 834-7999. • Mort uary in Costa Mesa --
Holdup victim bound and
gagged by armed b~ndits .
An Oriental man was bound and
gagged by two armed bandits who
kidnapped him from an Irvine park·
ing lot Wednesday niJht and robbed
him of $440 cash, Irvin~ police said.
The 30-year-old Garden Grove
man said he was confronted by two
Huntington Beach
A resident of the 64.00 block of
Warner A venue returned home
Wednesday niahl an4 discovered bis
home had been burllarizcd. Entry
apparently was made by usina ad·
lustable locking pliers. The loss
inch1ded $600 in stereo equipment, a
rifle worth S 150 and two other rifles
described by the owner u priceless
antiques. • • • Someone broke into a black and
aold 1976 Chevrolet MoAte Carlo,
parked Wednesday on the 18300
block of Patterson Str~t. The toss
included $1 7 in cash and $97 in
miscellaneous proocny. . ' . . Ent.erini throuah an open carao
.door. someone buraJarit.ed a business
on the 15400 block of Aucmb_ly µne ..
The toss. ellimated at $2,000, in-
cluded a toolbo~ and tools. • • •
white males in their 20s while outside
a business at l 7782Cowan about 7:30
p.m.
The men asked the victim to assist
them with picking up some
cardboard, but then brandished
handguns, Irvine police: Lt. Al Muir
said.
The front window of the Sport
Chalet store, 16242 Beach Blvd., was
cracked by a 88 or pellet gun, a S1ore
emp1oy~ reported Wednesday~ The
damaae was estimated at S 1,000. • • • Someone broke into a ,iaraae on the
19100 block of Shon:hnc Driv~ a
resident reported WednC$Clay. 1 he
IOS$ included a airls Schwinn bicycle
wonh S2SO and a pair of skis worth
$200. • • • EntcrinJ throuah a locked rear
door. someone buralarlzed a business
office on the l 6400 block of Pacific
Coast Hi,ahway. The Jou included stereo equipment worth St.000 and
miscellaneous prooeny worth $881. • • • Someone brokt into ~bicles
parked at a business on the t 7000
block ofOothatd Slnlet. Stereocquip-
m\!nt won h $300 us liken from a
1982 Chevrolet van. Four um and
rim1 wett stolen and a window was
Hong Van Le was bo und and
gagged and driven someplace he
couldn't Identify, before he was
robbed of$440 cash.
Police couldn't immediately say
where Le was released but he was not
harmed.
broken on a 1974 Chevrolet Camara . • • • A resident of the 7800 block of
Shaffer Circle reported Wednesday
that someone had buraJarized her
home. The loss included $2lS in
jewelry and $1 S in cash. • • •
Someone stoic a black and aold
boys HuffybicycleWedncsday&Oma
laundry room on the t 6900 block of
Lilac Lane. Tbc loss was estimated at
$100. • • •
L&iunaBeacb
Police observed a vclueJe to tbc
center of Tcm~e HiUs Drive early
Tuetda}'_ mom1!l& and arrested the
drfrer Clayton Charley, 32, of Hunt·
inaton Beach o'o suspicion or diivina
while intoxicated. He was relcued on
$2.SOO beiJ. • • • David Frank Lanat. 29. oft.quna
"'
Beach was arrested at Acord's Market theft of $360 cash from his home in
on Broadway Tuesday after allegedl y thl' 4000 block of Seashore Wednc~·
ta king a pair of pantyhose. Lange was •<la)
released on SI .~ b!il. .\ Newport &:ch man reported
Jewelry worth an esumatt>d $ 7.100 Wednesday the thef1 of a fan valued at
was taken from a residence in the 50 $60 from 1300 Park Newpon.
block of Mystic .w.ay. Of! Wednesday. Lincoln Sch~j ;t 3101 Pac1fk
A telcv1s1on set worth $600 was ~venue reported lhf thefl of a pair of
reported stolen from a residence in bolt cutters 'alued at S 150 Wednc'i-
thc 2900 block of Dorn Court day.
Wednesda)'
Costa Mesa
A woman walking into the Saks
Fif\h Avenue department store at
South Coast Plaza Wednesday af\er-
noon was knocked down and robbed
of$555. The woman suffered cuts and
bruises to her leg and soreness in her
arm and shoulder af\er she resisted a
man who tried to pull her purse off her
shoulder in the parking lot. The
suspect, who fled on foot, wa!I
described as a Caucasian man. in his
early 20s. with liaht brown hair. 6 feet
tall and 1 70 pounds. • • • Thieves pried open the rear door of a home on the 400 block of East l 6th
• • • Nect-0 -Bumto at 408 Balboa re·
poned the theft ofS I :!5 cash and S 17
in beer when the restaurant was
closed Wedncsda).
Fountain Valley
Someone entered a residence in the
I 0000 block of la Alondra A venue
through an unlocked slidina &lass
door and stoic $300 m jewelry from
the master bedroom. • • • Buralnrs pried a horn button from a
1969 Volkswaaen Bug but aband_oned
attempts to steal the s~rt st~~
wheel from the vehicle an the 16000
block of Tahoma treet.
Irvine
Street Tue~y and stole camera_ An Irvine bu$inusman atlqtd cqui{>me~ a video recordennd ca!h Wednesday th.a.a Travd Land cm·
1otahn1'S2.249. ployecs failed to pay him after leav1n1
A slidlna 1t:SS •door was fotUd h.is ~2S,000 t"CCfd!lOnll vehicle on
open at a home on the 1100 block of consian.mcnt at t~c2r lo~. A compan)'
Dorset La1te Tuesday and $2,7~4 _ ~ttomcy told pohct an 1n~aJ audit
worth of valuables were stolen. A 1s under way to detttm1.ne af cm·
v-idco record.er, television set. stereo. ployces may have embeulcd
microwave oven and jewelry were proettds from other \'CbJcln lef\ for
listed amona the property m1 sing. sale. • • •
Newport &each
An employ~ of C<»motronks
alleicdJy confessed Wcdnetda)' ht
sold a Sl/00 p1ett of company
A Newpon Bncb man rc-poned lhr ctl'C'tronicfqu1pmcn1 under the ~ble.
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Pair arrested .
after chase . . •.
in HB holdup·:
T~o men who allegedly forced
their ~a ' into a Huntington Beach'
home earl ) today and robbed four
resident~ at gunpoint were a.rrHtcd
after a foot chase. police said.
Huntington Beach pohcc Lt. Bal'l)I
Pncr said the robbery occurred at 8
a.m. at a home on the 8500 block of
Howard Circle
A.rre~ted on suspicion of armed
robber} and assault wtth a deadly
weapon were Claude Ronald Creasey,
31, of Huntington Beach, and 0.Vld
C Hankins. 31, of Porterville. Calif.
Pncc said the two men fbrced thdr
w.l) into the Howard Cude homt,
armed with a sawcd-off shol$un and I
blue steel revolver. The an\Nden
roused four men who live at the boGll
and raruackcd the resideJicc, be W«
He uid the two robbed the fow
rcsidenas of cash, ,cwtlry and a
ttkv1sioo stt. Acxordi~ to pobce..
the robbery victims uJfered miMf
abrasions and bruises durina tllt
hold UP.· WhJle the ransackina took place,
one resident was able to lbp out to•
nei&.hbors home to call police. Prioe
\atd The two suspttted robbtn wttt
arrested by Pohoe a few blocks aMy
after a foot dwc. be md. Pntt said the stolen propqiy
rtCO\"Cred but not the tZ Ind
th.all attb of }.he nci&b wu be•na c:ond \rd nrly today. •
:£reattng Persian peace threat·
=~ Tlie AliHdated Preti
Iranian fiahlcrs attacked Iraqi troops trying to retake
t1'e ~noon Islands oil field early today. "killing or
·wqundina" most ohhe advancina force. Iran reported.
•. • Iraq, wathout mentioning Majnoon, reported a series
:Qttucccssful air raids Wcdnctday. It assutd no reports on
:flfhting today.
• Jn Baghdad, Iraqi Foreign Minister Tarek Aziz asked
"\\'ednesday that Arab foreign ministers meet next week to
:discuss .. the serious situation threatening the Arab region
Iraq announced Tuesday it was launching a counter-
offensive to regain the islands,
Iran ·s official Islamic Republic News Agency said 850
Iraqi troops were killed in a battle for the islands on
Wednesday. • ..,in the light of the etealatina Iranian aggression."
;.; In Moscow. the official Tass news agency said the
:tklitcd States was "gross!~ violating" international law by
moving ships and planes to the Persian Gulf. ··creaung a
tpve threat to peace and international security."
. Tehran Radio said Iranian forces "destroyed Iraqi
forces stationed aro~nd Shahjd Hamid bridge. situated
Iraq said tts tftlicopter gunships attacked Iranian
posatJons along the border -downing two Iranian
helicopters, destroying 11 enemy boats and scoring "direct
hits in 85 infantry concentration spots" in the southern
and central sections of the 730-mile battlefront.
..
lntrodudng
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Soviets
ready
·to talk
WASHINGTON (AP)
Defense Secretary
Caspar Weinberger said
today the Reagan adminis-
tration hasn't "had the
slightest indication" that
the Soviet Union will re-
turn to stalled talks aimed
at limiting nuclear
weapons.
··1 would very much
hope that the Sovfets will
come back to the table,"
Weinberger said in a news
conference for foreign
journalists, echoing a wish
voiced by other top admin-
istration officials.
But ··we haven't had the
slightest indication that the
Soviets want to siart them
(the talks) on any basis.
either mer~ed or oh a
separate basis.'' he said.
The Soviets last year
walked out of talks aimed
at limiting nuclear
weapons in Europe and
refused to set a date to
resume a separate set of
negotiatio ns to limit
lo ng-range atom i c
weapons.
The Soviets have 1n-
s1sted they won't resume
the talk~ until NA TO rolls
back the deployment of
new U.S. nuclear weapons
. Pope, president
to meei in Alaska
By the A.11odaled Preti
WASHINGTON-President Reafin will meet with
Pope John Paul II in Alaska on Rtagall strip home from
Chana in May, an administration official .saxs. T~e
meeting will take . pla~ May I or 2.. most hkely an
Fairbanks. the official said Wednesday night. He spoke on
condition that his name would not be used. Early in ~ay,
the pope is scheduled to tour the Far East. On a ~ve-day
visit to South Korea, he is to mark the 200th an!11versary
of Christianity in that part of Asia. The Vatica~ said
Wednesday he is studying Korc41.n to c.nable ham to
celebrate Mass in that language.
Temple bom bing probed
CHA TT ANOOGA. Tenn. -Joseph Paul Franklin.
in prison for the sniper slayings o~two black j <?ggers and a
suspect in the shooting that cnppled publisher Larry
Flynt, blew up a Cha,ttanooga synaJogue ~use .. he
wanted to kill some Jews," police said. Franklin. 33, an
avowed racist. was indicted by the Hamil!On County
grand jury Wednesday for fhe t 977 bombing of Beth
Sholom Synagogue. The i.ndictment' came about a week
after Franklin, now serving a life te~ at the f~eral
penitentiary in Marion. Ill.. adm1~ted using dynamite.to
blow up the temple. authoriues said. Chattanooga ~lace
Inspector Charlie Love said. ··He said he had committed
no crime. that God had told him what to do. He told us be
was proud of what he'd done. that he wanted the whole
world to know.··
Drunk's parole pulled
PURDY. Wash. - A woman convicted in a
drunken-driving accident that killed three children was
about to leave prison when her parole was blocked by Gov.
John Spellman. Dorothy Judge. 22. who had served two
years of a 10-year sentence for negligent homicide, had
dressed and packed and was waiting for her fiance to pick
her up at the Purdy Treatmel)t Center for Women when
she was told ofSpellman's decision Wednesday: ~ord of
Ms. Purdy's impending parole had been cnticazed by
relatives of the victims and spokeswomen for Mothers
Against Drunk Drivers.
Hero mom glves blrth
DAYTON. Ohio-Two hours after rescuing her two
sons from a fire by tossing them out of a second-floor
window, Angela Allen performed another labor of love:
she gave birth to her fifth child. Even though she was eight
months' pregnant, the 22-year-old woman said she was
only '"thinking about my children·· when a smoky fire
erupted early Tuesday morning in her apartment at
Dayton's Parkside Homes. No one was seriously injurc<1.
CALIFORNIA
Rel~er ln the running
LOS ANGELES -City Attorney Ira Reiner has
taken out nomination papers to run against District
Attorney Robert Philibos1an in the June 5 primary
elections. Reiner said he has been encouraged by recent
surveys conducted b~· his supporters that show he has
strong name recognition compared with Philibosian.
Philibosian. 43. a Republican. was appointed to his
position by the county Board of Supervisors after bis
predecessor. John Yan de Kamp. was elected state
attorney general.
'Plald Shlrt' bandlt nabbed?
--------------------------------'-----------------------! which began in December. ~
COVINA -Investigators hope a string of 50 "Platd
Shirt Bandit" bank robberies has ended with the arrest of
a 37-year-old man who gave his address as Lompoc
Federal Pnson, the FBI says.Michael Montgomery Wolke
was arrested Weqnesday after a $2.480 holdup at a First
Interstate Bank branch in Covina. police Sgt. Allen
Anderson said. Witnesses gave police a getaway car's
description. The '"plaid shirt" robberies, so dubbed
because of the thiefs clothing. were committed over a
four-month period in an area stretching from Encino to
Po mona. Anderson said.
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On March 10 and 11, NSC'S Little Store will feature its entire
stock of ski merchandise at half-price to help us make room for '84
changes. With so much emphasis on boot fitting and foot analysis,
we're devoting the Little Store to this one aspect of ski from Aug.
'til May. The doors to our Big Store will be open this summer
featuring sailboards and summer fashions with year-round ski
gear. upstairs. Come early to get the best deals at our '84
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When and if the Soviets do
return. U.S. arms control
specialists say. they may try
to combine the separate
negotiations into a single
package.
Current U.S. policy is to
keep the two talks separate.
but U.S. negotiators have
said they are willing to
listen to any Soviet
proposals to merge the
negotiations .•
Weinberger said the
United States might agree
to the deployment of 200 to
300 nuclear weapons by
each side in Europe.
Cop cleared ln seic case
SIGNAL HILL -A police sergeant accused of
having sex with a female Explorer Scout has been cleared
of the charges and ordered reinstated to the force with back
pay. After 10 days of testimony, the city's Civil Service
Commission voted 3-0 Wednesday to reinstate Sgt. Jon
Ohman. a 14-year-veteran, and voted 2-1 to award him
back pay. Ohman. 40. was one of four policemen fired las\
summer after Margaret Main. 19, a ~lice Explorer,
charged that she was sexually involved wtth the officers in
1980 and 1981.
5 f amllles won 't budge
Carter 's
papers
d 1 d MALIBU -County officials said they may take leg.al e i vere action to force· five families from their Big Rock Mesa
· homes after the families said they will defy orde)"s to t M ? evacuate because of a possible landslide, Deputy County -fl:_~,~·!}~'. .. ~~-12:i~;;,;.: .. ~~~~~~~}~rr .. -~
· WA'SH.INGTON (AP) slow-movirfg Ian s 1 ere.fun t a ·roU'f of them are empt ·
_Copies of former Presi-and four other families said they will leave this weeketi .
dent Jimmy Carter's politi-Buf he said.fi v,e families indicated to .engineers that tll..ey -~ ..
cal briefing papers were plan to.stay in their homes despite warnings by geologists
sent to White House Coun-that the ch ff could slide onto the Pacific Coast Highway
selor Edwin Meese Ill dur-below.
1ng the 1980 presidential
campaign. an aide to Sen.
Howard Melzenbaum.
D-Ohio. says.
The aide. Roy Meyers,
said Wednesday night that
Metzenbaum obtained the
documents. addressed to
Meese. from a House sub-
committee that acquired
them in its 1983 investiga-
tion of allcg.ations that the
papers were leaked to Presi-
dent Reagan's campaign.
Meese, a top Reagan
campaign aide in 1980, said
in a 1983 letter to Rep.
Donald Albosta. [).Mich .•
chairman of the House
subcommittee, be knew
nothin~ about the Reagan
campaign obtaining such
documents.
Metienbaum, a lcadi~
opponent ofMecse's nomi-
nation as attorney aeneral,
released the documqiu
Wednesday. --
WoRLD
Japanese leader wounded
TOK YO - A man wielding a glass ashtray wounded
Kiichi Miyai.awa. one of the ruling Liberal Democratic
Party's most prominent politicians. Thursday momina
and then tried to commit suicide. police reported. The
Japan Broadcasting Corp. television network quoted
party officials who visited Mi yazawa in the hospital as
saying his wounds were slight. It said the attack occurred at
the New Otani, one of Tokyo's largest hotels. Miyazawa •
64, received a cut on his forehead and brµises to the back
of his head. and was immediately talCen to a nearby
hospital. official~. He was listed in good condition.
Pollsb. teens end siege
MIETNO. Poland -More than 400 teen-age
students ended their ta~over of an airicultural school
under threat of a police assault and pthcrcd today In a
nearby church. a local priest said. The students, who had
been angered by the removal of Christi.an crosses from
their school. left the buildina late Wednesday niaht when
authorities threatened an assault by the feared "Zomo"
motorited riot police. said the priest, who declined to be
identified. I..
h An Aus. 11, 1980. memo
from Re~n ca~ian :a~ ~8:ovc~!1~~r f~~ Huuel.n: 'U.S. failed'
three--p&&e Carter docu-
ment outlinina stratea)' for
the Democratic Nauonal
Convention and the fall
election. Meyers said.
"Bill Casey asked me to
have you review this memo
whkh fell into out hands
and to come up with some
of our own stratesY on this
panicular subject that
miaht counteract this ef·
fort,·· the Huael rncmo
,.id. •
AMMAN, Jordan -Kina Hussein said in an
interview published today that the Uniled States has not
.. stood by its responsibilities" in the Middle East since
1967 end that it is behind Israel's oetupation of Arab
tenitories. In an interview wuh three senior Jordanian
newspaper editors. the kina also said his rccent talks with
PLO leader Vasser Arafat were a success and that Jordan
did not expect to nqotiatc alone on behalf of lhc
Palestinian people with Israel. Hus.scin. one of the United
tates' steadiest allies in the Arab world. said the
Amcrkans had failed in their rcsponsib11iues .. to put an
end \o ls111cli settlements" on the occupied West Bank and
had failed to 1ct hrael to withdraw from southern
1..eblnon
'
Quigley quits
water district ,
Lonattme Irvine Rinch
Water Dist net director Ray
QuiaJey has resigned his
post aner 11 years. sayina
his work schedule no longer
permits him to auend the
twice-monthly meetings.
"!f l can't do 1t rijht. I'm
not 1oing to." said Quigley,
SO, a former Irvine city
councilman.
Quigley. who flies for
United Airli nes. said con-
tract concessions have
made his schedule less flex-
ible. "I can no longer.
without torturina my
schedule. get Mo nday
nights orr:· he said.
After more than a decade
of dealing w11h reclamation
systems. state and regional
water boards. and
well-dnllin' projects. the
water d1stnc1. which ser-
vices mostly the c11y of
Irvine. "could use a new
firebrand.·· Quigley said.
His term expires Nov.
29. In the meantime. the
remaining board members
intend to appoint a replace-
ment at the March 2fi
' IN THE SERVICE
Ray OW,Jey
meeting. The board will
consider interested can-
d 1 dates during a
round-table discussion at a
March 21 meeting.
HB infantryman
gets Army medal
PFC Job.n C. M. Nelson, son of Yem and Anne Nelson
of Huntington Beach. has been decorated with the Army
Commendation Medal at Fon Bra~ N.C. Nelson, a 1982
graduate of Mater Dci High School in Santa Ana, received
the award for service in the Grentla operations. He is an
infantryman with the 82nd Airborne Division.
Air Force 2nd Lt. Job.n S. Haven II, son of Melvin A.
Haven and stepson of Marie E. Haven of Costa Mesa. has
been chosen junior officer of the year for the Tactical
Communications Division at Homestead Air Force Base.
Fla. Haven is chief of maintenance wjth the 1942nd
Communications Squadron.
Scott K. Petersen, son of Kai and Lis Petersen of Seal
Beach, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the
Air Force following graduation from Officer Training
School at Lackland Air Forc.c Base. Texas. He will be
assigned to VanceJ ir Force Base. Okla.
Pvt. Job.n A. Teuler, son of Charles and Kathryn
TessierofCosta Mesa. has completed training as an Army
military police specialist under the one station unit
training program at Fon McClellan. Ala. He is a 1983
graduate ofS1lverado High School tn El Toro.
Airman I st Class Mlcbael B. Coupland, son of Shirley
A. Bums of Hunungton Beach. has amvcd for duty at
M ynle Beach Air Forse Base. S.C. He 1s a 1981 graduate of
Loara High School in Anaheim.
PFC Donald B. Armistead, whose wife is the former
Diane Burch of Costa Mesa. has completed basic training
at Fon Knox. Ky.
Airman Kevin D. Lodge, son of Brran and Renee
Lodge of Huntington Beach. has been assigned to
Sheppard Air Force Base. Texas. after completing basic
training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Lodge, a 1982
graduate of Westminster High School, wilt receive
specialized training in medical services.
School honoring
2 sets of parents
The Roy 0 . Andersen Elementary Scbool PT A
honored two sets of parents recently.
Codi Grant was presented with the PT A's Hono~ry Servi~ Award for organizina the "Spirit Run,''">a suc~ssful fund-raiser. Her husband. Taylor,~ honored
for helping renovate the athletic field at Buffalo Hills Park.
Both Grants are active soccer coaches and work with the
swim team. ~
'Nuc1 Harrtn1ton won the Honoracy Service Award
. after serving as PT A president for two years, She is the
'. . . =ent:1: now. Harrimuon alse organized the
~· • .!_ ~-• _..:..___.....r.._ ... ~~~·!~~i ~ • M.li$;.)·~ ~ _.,. ··~ .~~--~..ed.l'Ol'J~
husband. Bruce, i~ a foOnder Of the Newpon-~cas SC ool
Foondation. '
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• • • In. other school news. Jamlfer Pattenon, a fifth ·
grader at Andersen, was named the state winner at the
fifth-grade le\tel in the annual Dauififers of the American
R~volution csstty contest. She will be honored by the state
DAR organizauon at the Long Beach Hyatt Hotel on
Friday. "John Adams. a Peacemaker" was the title of
Jennifer's paper. She won the contest through the Newpon
Beach Colonel William Cabell Chapter.
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Terror spree
comes to end
MARION. N.C. (AP) -An eteaped convict's llab1t
of hidtna in caves and holes led to his capture, endfaa bis
bloody 19-day rampaac with• fuaiove partner who bad
died hours earlier m a blatt of aunfire at an abandoned
shack, police say.
But before It was over. their terror spree had claimed
one more victim -a 63-year-old blind woman who became so fnlhtened when her home was invaded that she
had a fatal hean attack.
The two were wanted m another killing committed
since they broke out of Fort Pillow State Prison in Tenn~see with three other inmates Feb. 18. vowing never
to be taken altve, police said.
But a haaprd James Clegg, 30. ofBnstol. Tenn .. gave
up meek.I> Wednesday afternoon when police spotted his
boots sucking out from his hiding place under a garage
bthtnd a piece of plywood.
His partner. Ronald Lee Freeman. 41, of Knoxville.
Tt:nn .• was shot and killed JUSt four blocks away around 7
a m after brea~1ng into the bltnd couple's home.
•
.. Hell. no' .. Freeman shouted when officers told htm
to surrender. a witness said. Walter Mondale talk.a 0.hlnC with Republican KennetJl Metcalf ln Tallahauee.
"lnformat1on from Tennessee 1nd1cated that
(Clegg's) method of operatton was to hole up until the heat
du~d down," \!ltd North Carolina H1ghwa> Patrol MaJ
E.D. Youni. who directed the manhunt b~ about 100
officers
Mondale, Hart wooing South
Clegg. who wa\ srrvmg a life sentence as a habitual
rrjm1nal. had hidden tn holes and ca,e\ and coH·red
htmself wnh debris during previous e~cape~ 1n Tennessee.
McDowell County D1~1nrt Attome) A.Ian Leonard said.
Two hours before C !egg's capture. Nonh Carolina
and Tennessee authonues met to discus!> ht!> past method
ofopera11on. Leonard said ... We suspected he would cover
himself up and wait for nightfall." he said.
Residl'nt~ of one neighborhood 1n this mountain
town of about 3.000 voluntarily left their homes so polace
could search tvery house. At 4: 15 p.m .. Trooper W.B.
Arrant ~w Clcgg's boot at the home of Charles Dale.
Paris 'closed'
due to Strike.rs
PARIS (AP) -Thousand• of public employees epou France went on a on.-day strike today to
~otest wage potlcta, da.tupttng tranportatlon and
t9rclng school• and government offlce9 to ctoae.
• Electricity w41 cut tor varying periods In many
a.reu this morning and public bu• and traln servioe on
commuter llnes around Paris wae about one-fourth of
normal volume. ·
Air traffic was halted at Charles de Gaulle and
Orty airports near Paris as air traffic controllers called
a four-hour strike. The stat&-owned Air Franoe and Air
Inter airlines canceled mostitlght1 for the day, u up of
80 percent of their employees foltowed the strike call.
Publlc schools were shut acroa the nation, as
were many government offices, and postal eervlces
were slowed.
Democratic candidates bidding
for Wall ace's endorsement ---
By tbt A11oclated Pre11
Walter Mondale. telling southerners ··1 reall) nel'd
your help," 1s accusing Gary Han of being soft on c1v1I
right~. while the Colorado senator is aiming his words at
President Reagan and sounding more and morl' like a
front runner in the race for the Democratic pres1den11al
nom1na11on
Han. too. acknowledged that southern votes have
bcrnme crucial to matntain1ng his campaign surge. and he
was appeartng today before the Alabama Legislature
followed by a meeting with Go' George Wallace -JUSt a~
his rivals have done.
··1t's 1mponanl that I be able to demons\rate voter
support 1n the South," Han said while campa1gn1ng 1n
Hunts\ tile. Ala . Wednesdav
Mondale. honing a new. tougher image in light ofhts
three-in-a-row losses to Hart 1n New England. appeared
before the Alabama Ugtslature on Wednesda) and held
his meeting"' Ith Wallace. the one-time segregat1on1 st who
1~n·1 cndor~tng an)onc in the Democratic field.
Wallace said Mondale was paytngJust a courtesy call
and had not asked for hts endorsement. But. Wallace said.
··1 fl'el very kindly toward htm."'
~n . John Glenn and the Rev. Jesse Jackson also have
made s1m1lar calls on Wallace and addres~d the state's
lawmaker~.
Han, Mondale. Jacl..son and Glenn all are focusing on
the South because of primaries 1n Alabama. Georgia and
Florida Tuesday -three of the nine states selecting
dt•lcga le'> that day. l he fifth candidate. former Sen.
(1corgc McGovern. n:mained in Massachusetts where hC'
"gambling on that state's primary.
A poll publishl'd today in the Birmingham
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Confidence. slipping
in nation's economy
FICTITIOU& 9UllHEH NAME STA TIMENT The following petsons ere do•ng txis1ness as FOUNTAIN VALLEY COMMERCE CENTER 1072 S E Br11tol. Swle 102. Santa Ana CA 92707 Taytor B Grant 3300 Irvine Av· enve. Su11e IOI. Newport Beacn CA 92660-3198
na11on1.1.1dc. fl'll three points to 95 4 1n
Februan from ~!< .i the pre .. 1ous month
This txi11ness 11 conducted by a geoeral pa11nersh1p Taylor B Oran I
Po!lt-Heralc.J !>howed a sharp increa~ in support tn
~labama for Hart.
The survey of 392 ltkcl> voters con.ducted March 3 to
March 6 said 36 percent ~upported Mondale. 22 percent
backed Han. 15 percent were for Jackson. and 13 percent
favored Glenn.
A poll Lakcn 1n mid-February had Mondale at 48
percent and Han at 2 percent.
Jackson was in M1ss1ssippi today af1er spending
Wl!dncsday 'n llhno1 ~. where he h11 Han's .. new ideas"
theme. The onl) new thtng about Han. Jackson said. is
that he ··1owered his age and shortened his name."
He was ref~1ng to Han's shonening of his name
from Hartpence more than 20 years ago. and to earlier
incorrect listtngs of his age as 46. He 1s 47.
Glenn. meanu.me. 1s appealing to southern patriotism
to rescue his campaign w11h new 1clev1s1on commercials
ainng in the South today. The ads stless his expenence as
an astronaut and Sa) he has ··The nght !.tufT. You belier
believe 11."
"The Right ~tu tr· 1s the tttle ofa book b} Tom Wolfe
and a recent mo' 1c about the early days of the space
program . with Glenn·s role central.
(. ampa1gn1ng 1n Pensacola. Fla .. Glenn acknowl-
edged he didn't expect 10 win the Flonda primary but said
he was more opt1m1sttc about his chances tn Alabama and
Georgia
"I don't think Democrats across Florida. Alabama
and Geor~1a real I> want 10 see the party come across as a
pany ofb1g spenders and weak on defense ... Glenn said. "I
ha\c avoided tha1:·
The M1ch1gan chairman of Glenn's campaign. state
Rep. ~1chard f1t1pa1nck. swttched over to the Hart effon
toda\
:.As Democrats. our prime objective must be
dofca11ng Ronald Reagan. Because I believe Sen. Gary
Hart can do that. I am supporting his candidacy and
volunteering my effons 10 help accomplish that goal."
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bulltlMI .. L P BY T C 2270 Newpon Blvd
Newpoo Beach. CA 112660 K1mbefly A <Assna. 2270 N-· port Blvd . Newport Beach. CA
92680 Thia txisine11 •• conducted by an lndtvtdUll Kimberly C.Un1 Th•• 11a1emen1 was llled With the Coonty Cle<ll of Orange County on Jan 23, 1118'4
A
O'Neill 1s nod
'kiss of death'
House Speaker was subject of
unmerclf ul roast by coll ea
WASHINGTON (AP)
House Speaker Thomas P. (Tip)
O'Neill's political blessina on a
Democratic presidential candidate?
It's the kiss of death. some of
O'Neill's best friends told him at a
dinner Wednesday night -but only
tonauc-in-chcck.
"Ttp made Mo and me what we
aren't today," cracked Sen. &:tward
M. Kennedy. D-Mass., at a "roast"
of the 71-year-old speaker whose
endorsement of Kennedy in 1980
fatled to ~acid the Whne House
nom1na11on.
Rep. Moms K. (Mo) Udall. 0-Ariz .. host of the roast
and chairman of Independent Action. the fundratStng
group that sponsored 11. ran for the Democrat1L nod 1n
1976
O'Netll's expressed desire 10 become amba~sador to
Ireland and his rotund figure also went up for grabs at the
roast The ktddtng wa!I so mild, though. that the speaker
threw awa)' his prepared sen pt. sa)tng he couldn't get too
mad when he escaped so lightly
I ns1ead. he told lnsh JOkes. sang an lnsh song and
urged Democrats 10 unite to defeat President Reagan.
O'Neill endorsed former Vice President Walter F
Mondale fort he nomination this year. So far. Mondale ha)
lost contests 1n New Hampshire. Maine and Vermont.
Polb sho\\ him tratltng in O'Neill's home state of
Ma\~achuse11s
.. Wtlltam Jennings Bryan. Alfred E. Smith. Hubert
Humphry. Ed Muskie. Walter Mondale -each of them
had one thing 1n common Tip O'Netll's endorsement for
president." chortled I or mer Democrauc National Chatr·
man Robcn Strauss. "Tip O'Neill 1s to Democratic
primary polt11cs ~hat Jim Watt ts to fulT) animals."
Bl)an ran for pre!>tdent before O'Neill wa~ born and
Sm1t h ran when o·Nc1ll was 16.
House MaJOrtt) Leader Jim Wnght. D-Te> ... said he
\\a~ thrilled when O'Neill recommended him as a
\uccessor-unul he remembered the speaker was back mg
Mondale.
.. , JUSI couldn't contain myself when )OU endorsed
me for speaker." Wnght said. "I went n~t out and told
m) old fnend. Fntz Mondale, and he said. ·oh. too bad.
~OU 100 ...
O'Neill plans 10 seek one more House term. But he
says he might retire earher af named ambassador to
Ireland.
Rep. Barney Frank. D-Mass., who. hke O'Neill.
admtts 10 having a few too many pounds. said his own
elccuon to the House made the speaker happy.
"He could look down at me and realize there was one
gu} who was gomg to look like he does when I was his age "
Rep. Robert J. Mrazek. D-N.Y .. declared that other
House Democratt<.' leaders think naming O'Neill am-
bassador to Dublin 1s a great idea. Three months ago. he
said. the ·were backtn him for baseball comm1ss1oncr.
PtmllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IUllNEH NAME IT ATEMENT The followlng petton It doing txi1lne11 a1 -ROYAL FURNITURE IMPORTS. 238SI Vte Fabrlcante •202 M V. CA 9211111 AB M Nabl 424 Monterey Ln .
San·Clemente. CA 92671 Thi• txialneH 11 conducted by an lndMdull. ABM N1bt Trus statement wH filed wtth tne County Clerk of Orange County on Feb 2 11184
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,ICTTTIOUI llUMNEH NAME ITAT!MENT The fottowlng pe<son le doing txialneu u · RENAISSANCE · PER -SONALIZED BODYSHAPING PRO-GRAMS. 24352 McCloud Coun L1gun1 Ntguel. CA 92677 Sharon Irene Ttckle. 24352 McCloud Covn. Laguna NIQuel CA 1121177 Th11 business 11 conducted by 1n 1ndMdual S Tickle Fears of high interest
r ates dimming optimism Linden. c>.t·cu11' l' director of thl' board''>
Consumer Rc'>earl h (enter <>aid that w h1le
the dedtnl' 10 tonsumer confidenre 1s
"modest. 11 ,., '>ltll une>.pe<.:tcd" <,1nrc
"unemplo)ment t'> down, personal income
up and retail sale.-. have been la velv ··
Tnls stalemenl WIS hied W!lh the County Clerk of Orange County on Jan f4. 1984
This statement was Ille<! wtth»ie County Clerk of Orange County on Jan 16 1984 F2*93 ~23n15
Th11 statement was flied w.lh the County Clefk of Orange Counly on Feb I 1984
By The Auoelated Pren
Trouble on Wall Strt·et. triggered b}
1n\cstors' fcarsofh1gher1n1eres1 rate ... may
be onl' rca'lon why consumer confidence 1n
rhe economy has fallen for the first ume 1n
six months, an crnnom1st sa)s
On Wedncsda> the Dow Jones average
of 30 1ndum1al stocks fell 8. 90 points to
1.143.63. Ada) earlier. tht clo'>CI} watched
index fell 12.67 points
Thi s yea r·, ··dramatic and
well-publac11ed decline in the stock mar-
ket·· 1s a possible cause of decl1n1ng
rnnsumer confidence. said Fabian L1ndt·n
of the < onference Board. a bus1-
ncs<,-supportl'd research house
.. .\meman\ ha,c.· been cond1tt0nl'd to
a'>s0<.1atc V. all \trecrs woes with cconom1t
hard ttml'\ .. Linden said
Man) credit analy'>I'> hold out little hope
that interest rate' will fall any time soon.
largely because the ma .. s1ve federal budget
defic111s keeping o' era II intere\t rates high
At the same 11mc. there 1s concern that
should the economy continue 1ts strong
expansion. the Federal Rc-;erve. in a bid to
dampen 1nllat1on. will restrict the avail·
abtltt) of credit --.ending rate\ up .
I F23e792 Publlsned Orange Coast Dally Piiot Feb. 16. 23, March 1, 8. 1984 943·84
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FICTITIOUS BUllNEH 'NAME 8TEMENT
The following person Is dong bustneu a LANGENWAL TEA DYE CON-CEPT OF SAN GRABRIEL VALLEY. 8402 Tern Circle. Hunllng1on Beach. CA 92646 Bruce H Barllell, 8402 Tern Cir· cle. Hun11noton Beach CA 928A6 This bustne" 11 conducted by an tndlYidual
Br~ H Bartlett Tni1 11a1ement was llle<l witn tile County Clerk ol Orange County on Jan 23 198A
964·84
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FICTITIOUS 8UllNE81 NAME IT A TEMENT The lollowtng person IS doing business as DAN'S LANDSCAPE & CO, 125 Clearbrook Lene 118 Coste Mesa. CA 92626 Daniel Jam11 Miller 125·B Clearbrook Lane Costa Meea CA
92626 This bua1nau is conducled by an md1vtdua1 Danial J Miller Th11 11a1emen1 waa hied wtth the Coun1y Clerk of Orange County on Jan 23. 1984
F2JM 11 Fz:Ml52
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FICTITIOUS 9UllNEH NAME STATl!Mf NT Tha following person ti doing bu11nau as NAILS NATURALLY. 267S Irvine. Colle Meaa. CA 92627 Snerrle Amen. S 10 Aurora, Santa Ant, CA 112707 Thi• buelneu" coMucted by 1n lr>dlvtdual Shetrle Amen Thie etatement was filed with tne County Cterll of Orin~ County on Feb 2, 111114
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MENT. 25301 CebOt Rd •.106, LaQuna Hiiie, CA 1126S3 Weate<n Statee Medical M1nage. ment, 6226 E Spring SI •275,
Long Beach, CA 90816 Tn11 txillnen 11 conducted 0y • corporation
Charlee W Heathco. S.C./Tr ... Thie 1t11emen1 was llled wtth It... County Cletlc of Orange County on Feb 14 1984
The < onkrenre Board \aid m (on·
\Umt'r ( onfidcncl' lode \. measuring the
rcc;ult\ of a 'iurve\ of S.fXXJ hou<;ehold'>
ln,cstmcnt anal)St~ said Wall Street"\
concerns were increased Wl'dncsda) b) a
\pc:ech Federal Re\erve Chairman Paul
Volckcr made to the l 1 S League of
\avings lns11tu11on!> \'olckcr reiterated
that the budget defiut pose\ 1ncrl'asing
n'>k<. to the econom)' He added. how.c\C:r.
that the e<.:QnOm) currrnth l'i ··,c.·11 \trong
1n a number of d1rect1 on'> ..
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Chelsea. Newport Beach, CA Piece. San Marino, CA 91108 Ho1ngttuy Nguyen, 400 w. Biker Thi• bualneH le c.onducled by an 1rm1g1nat1on Uollmlled, tnc:. 340 I ¥2680 Chin· Yuen Cnen. 2985 Somerset •B-7, Fullerton. CA 92632 Individual N Newport •S. Newport BHch. CA. This busir>ess 1s conducted by an Place. San Marino. CA 91108 Thlt txialneu Is conducte<I by an Jonn Kamallnl 92&e3 Individual -Thia bue1 neaa 11 conducled by an Individual. Thia 1t1t""*'I was llled with the This bualneea 11 oonducted by. a 1 Jam" F Herold lndlvldual Hoeng Huy Ngu~ Coul'\ty Clerk of Or1nge Coonty on COfpOflllon. This 1ta1emen1 was flled wllh t~ Chin Sung Chen Th11 etatemenl w" flled with IM lieb. 2, 11184 Cindy Athmeld. Secr•tetY County Clerk ol Orange Counly on Thia t1a1emen1 was ltled wtlh lhe County Clerk of Or1nge County on '2:17• Thia 111tem«it wu liled with the Jan 111 1984 County Clerk ol Orange Coun1y on Jen 24. 11184 PubOened Orange Cout Dally County Cleric ol Orange County on 1 F231311 Jan 23 1984 nJllf7 Pllol Feb 23. March 1, 8, 15, 11184 Jin 24, 11184 Publllhed Orange Cont Dally F23N50 Publlahed Orange Coul Dally 1092-84 FDf781 Ptlol Feb 16 23 March I 8 11184 Publllhed Or1nge CoHI Dally Pilot F1b 16. 23, M1tch 1, 8, 1984 Publl"*' Orenge Cou1 OaHy H2·84 Pilot Feb 16 23 Mo1 ch I II 1984 941-84 Piiot Feb 111 23, March I, 8, 1994 1137-84 PlBllC NOTICE 11<1&-a..
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lxillnfft .. THE PLATT LEASING COM· PANY 7 Sunltght lrvtne, CA 92715 M1cnae1 and Kalhleen Heep 7 Sunlight Irvine CA 92715
This txislnes1 11 condUC1ed by an lnd1vld111I MlchM4 He1p 1<11hteen t-teap Ttite 1t11emen1 wH filed with ttie County Clerk of Orange County on Jin Ill, 11184
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FICTITIOUI •UllNH8 NAME IT A TEMfNT The followtno i>efton• are dOIOQ txi11ne11 a1 DIVERSIFIED MANUFACTURING
SERVICES. 1670 Senti Ana Ave Suite E Co111 MeH C1 92627 Relph Bernard Gello. 17392 Sen-dalw JO<l. Irvine Calif 927 15 Th11 bu11nese ••conducted by an 1rd1v1duel RALPH B OALLO Thia 1111emen1 was l11ed witn the
County Clerk of Oran~ Cou111y on Jen 13. 11184 F2MM1 1'2U1A Publllhed Oran~ Cout Delly Publl•hed Orang1 Co111 Dilly Piiot Feb. 111, 23, Match l, e. '11184 Piiot Feb 23, Merch 1, II. 1S, 111114 913·84 1011-e4
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(81 E 0 MAGAZINE, (C) FASHION DESIG NS, 2428 ~1 Blvd .f3, Co.ti M .... CA 92827 Sal Talelf~. 1764 IOWI Street, Co.la M .... CA 92e27 Thi• bu94MM 11 conducted by. 111 indlvldult. Sal TaleafOfe Thlt ltltetnefll WN flied wltl'I lht COj.lnly Clerk Of OranQe Coun'y on
"•b 2, 1H4 ,2'111D
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Cotti ~. CA 92627 Wiim• Houaton White, 1112 Eaat llllh Str .. I. Colla M .... CA 112627 Rlcl'llrd C White, 192 Eut 18th
81.. Cotti Mela, CA. 112127 TNt ~alne11 le condliC1ed by· an
lndMdual Wllm1 H Whlll Thie ellttrnenl WH filed with Iha County Cl«til of Orll\09 County on
Jen. 24, 111114 ,..,..,
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A youna So'Ylet woman walu on
cuatomera In nation where
women· find It dilflcalt to find
•altable h u•band8.
In Russia, women say
good man hard tO find
'They a ll drink, t hey're
lazy. good for noth in g.·
MOSCOW (AP) -Galina is a univer-
sity professor with her own a~artment and
two privilegcs ... much prized 'ln the Soviet
Union -trips abroad and her own car.
But she is unhappy because she can't find
a suitable husband. "'
Galina's problem is not unique. More
and more women. in the Soviet Union.
which celebrates International Women's
Day on Thursday, appear to be chafing
against ingrained male chauvinism, stay-
ing single and pursuinf careers rather than
marrying for marriafe s sake. 1
The problem of liberated women rebell-
ing a&aanst their men is almost exclusive to
Russians, the dominant nationality in the
Soviet Union.
Because of unstable marriages, a more
cosmopolitan outlook and in some cases
· mutual agreement, Russian couples are
having fewer children. The tra-
dition-bound Moslem population of cen-
tral Asia has a much higher birth rate and if
the trend continues. the Soviet Union will
be less than 50 percent Russian and almost
25 percent Moslem by 2000.
The main newspaper of the Russian
federation. Sovietskaya Rossiya, recently
carried a reader discussion of Galina's
fruitless search for a good husband and the
antagonism between sexes.
"For many yean .. I have lived alone,'' a
. .. ,
By -.~Pret1
It may not have been the ultimate dance leanuna
experience, but ballet star Alexander Oodunov's master t'lass at UC Irvine was unquestionably a bi& even1 on
on campus.
"Just the fact that he's here is wonderful," said
sophomore drama-dance major Steven Monkarsh, a
spectator at a tetsion this w~k.
J1ie Russian.born Godunov had never before
conducted a maJter class on a univenity campus, and
about 100 intermediate and advanced 1tudents an UCl's
dance pr0$l'lm jammed into a aym (or the hour·and·a·half
workout.
"I know· it's difficult, but we have to try. no?"
Godunov told the mostly fem11le .mob as the class bcaan
with photoaraphcrs and TV cameramen shootin& away.
The tall and handsome dancer, who defected from the
Soviet Union in 1979. said afterward that he was pleased
with th~ session even thouah he was unable to aivc any of
the students much individual attention.
"There were too many people to pay attention to each
one. and they arc so different.'' he said in thickly-accented
-but clear English. "There's no point in criticizing because
there's no time."
But. hi! said. "lt'sgood for the kids to have this kind of
experience." ·
"I remember when I was a child in Riga." he added.
"We always wan(ed to see a star and how he movet. Each
time anybody comes to see your class. it always gives you
a lot of energy and inspiration."
Some students said the class was not overly difficult.
"It was very basic because it was such a crowded
class," said Paula Benedetti. a sophomore from San Jose.
"It's too hard to learn when you can't see from the back."
Godunov said his presence at UCI resulted from his
friendship with faculty member El Israel. a Philip-
,
Alaancter GadeDo• held a mu ..
ter ballet clue at UCI thla week.
Free help
for seniors
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pines-born dancer who teaches three times a week at a Los The Senior Citizens Club
Angeles studio Godunov uses regularly. of Laguna Beach offers free •ICllECTm'
SHOW&SALE
MAR.17-tl
ANAHEIM ·-&SALE Godunov has lived in Los Angeles since last year, expen help to seniors who
when he left the New York-based American Ballet Theater are seeking the state renters Buy' Sell' Trade' Guns-MOdern & Antique' Free Appralsals
where he had been a princil>&l dancer since his defection. credit refund. The credit is for Personal & Insurance Uses HUNDREDS.OF BUYERS!
The split with ABT was reportedly due to differences available to eligible renters J:
between Godunov and a fellow Russian superstar regardless of income or LA COUNTY ANAHEIM
defector. ABT artistic director Mihail Baryshnikov. whether they owe Cali-FAIRGROUNDS CONVENTIOll CINTEll
Godunov side-stepped a question about the prospects -fornia state income tax. ~hit•• McKinley, eoo w. ~ of his dancing again with ABT. Assistance is available at p c .... _._ ,._ omona, •· .... .._... ....... -. "Don't ask me about ABT. You know who to ask thecluboffices,3841...egjon
about that," he grinned in an apparent reference to Street. Laguna Beach, 9 Adm Adults S3 SO; Juniors 5-12. $2. Children llllder Five. free ·Baryshnikov. a.m. to noon1Tucsdaysand Hrs 9-S for Info .can 213·•30·5111. -----t...--
Healso had nothing~rc~n on rumont~t he mi~t r-F~n~·d:a:y~s~u:nt:i~A~p=n~·1~1~5~· -~~~~A~~~~&~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~ be making a film with his gulfricnd. actress Jacqueline /
Bisset.
But he said he would dance "Giselle" in Miami next
month and is negotiating to appear with the Boston Ballet
next season. .
Asked about whether he would like to have his own
comi>an y. Godunov laughed.
.. Why not?" he said.
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642-5678 TheirchangingattJ tudes, as reflected in a
recent newspaper article and the published
responses from readers. have ~vcn rise to
social problems which are ancrcasinBJy
worrying Soviet authorities. A declining
birth rate is one of the chief concerns.
Moscow divorcee, S. Romanova, wrote in r---------------------1------------'---------------------!.-.-..o..___::
The Communist Party last year called for
more meticulous studies on the changing
society. .
"What do you need a man for?" is one of
the most frequent utterances of young
Moscow women. "They all drink. they are
lazy. good for nothing. ft is very difficult to
find a good man.'' .
"How can I marry a man and hlVe his
children ifl don't respect him?" a Moscow
woman asked recently. "It's better to be
alone, although to be alone is terrible.''
Although Soviet women make up 50
percent of the labor force, they rarely hold
senior posts. Promotion is blocked by
traditional prejudice and hampered by
women taking time off for children.
The typical Russian husband doesn't
help at home. His wife shops, queuing for
hours for scarce goods. She cooks, cleans
and cares for the children.
Younger, mostly Russian women are
beginning to rebel. They are forging ahead
in education. with statistics showing that
59 percent of those with secondary and
higher education are women.
Women's greater independence has
spawned a rocketing divorce rate -3
percent 30 years ago. 30 percent na-
tionwide now and as high as 50 percent in
Russian cities such as Leningrad.
A decade ago, most divorcees quickly
remarried. Now, says journalist Tatyana
Panina, a writer on women's affairs, "the
picture is changing."
response to Galina's story.
She has had marriage proposals. she said,
"but I ha ve had enough. I have no desire to
link my life with a drunkard or a loafer
puffed up with the mere realization that he
1s a man. I haven't met one man on whom
I could rely, who could be my helpmate and
my friend. not just an egoistic consumer. I
have no co_nfidence I will marry again ...
Live again under one roof with a stranger
who is just called a husband. What for?"
Male anger with modern women was no
less great. Galina's tale drew a rebuttal
·from V. Sysenko. an academic who
accused modern women of being selfish
and unfeminine.
··You certainly can't apply the words
dear or sweet to them ." he wrote.
Men thanked him for his attack. "I am
ready to sign my name under every line and
even to learn the anicle word for word,"
wrote V. Boyko from the far eastern town
of Nikolayevsk on Amur.
Women were furious. "I am indignant to
the depth of my soul ,"' said M. Pavlova of
Orel, 200 miles south of Moscow. "Don't
you think that the problem is not the
emancipated woman but the infantile,
effeminate modern man. who is incapable
of carrying out his previous role in the
family?"
Ms. Panina, who sum marized the letters
in a long article. said the response was so
overwhelming that her newspaper would
continue the discussion of male-female
problems.
She suagestcd that "the root of the evil"
may be educational differences.
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·wellness drives • down the high
cost of illness
The county supoervisor~ made a sm~ll but s~gnificant
contribution to the fight against skyrocketing medical costs
Tuesday. They endorsed Wellness Week, March 11 -17, so
declared by the California Council on Wellness and Physical
Fitness. . .
The concept of wellne~s is a bit me~curyal ; it is define~ ~Y
what it lacks. But wellness 1s not a negauve idea. It emphasizes .
choi-ce. Wellness activists teach that we don't have to be ill if we
take the responsbility for keeping ourselves .well. .
Consciousness-raising efforts for things hke wellness u~ually find their best audiences amo.ng th~ fit; the .lean, active
etercisers who may not remember their Social Secunty numbers
bjlt who can rattle off their resting heart rate, training heart rate,
maximum heart rate, blood pressure and P.R. (that's personal
rtcord) in some athletic event. For these folks, Wellness week
happens 52 times a year. . .
• They know, .fo~ in~tanc~. that lung ca.ncer 1s on the nse an~
that cigarette smoking 1s believed responsible for 83 pe~cent.oflt
in men and 43 percent i~ women. They k~ow that there 1s~d1rect
relation between obesity and heart disease and an inverse
relationship between exercise and heart disease. They are aware
of the dangers of too much alcohol, too much sugar and too
much fat in their diets.
And they know that atl the illness around .them . strains
medical facilities, generates billions of dollars 1.n cl~ums on
health insurance carriers and drives the cost of medical care
higher and higher.
Wellness, conversely, is free.
Wellness Week will be celebrated with a series of
educational and, we're told , inspirational progra~s at Chapman
College Chaired by Dr. Dawn Ahart, the event 1s co-sp<:msored
by the Wellness Promotion Network (Well-Net), which is the
county arm of the Wellness and Physical Fitness Council. It
opens Sunday and runs through Saturday with events ranging
from the informative to the evangelical to the humorous.
For some the events will be a reaffirmation of their
commitments to personal and community health. For others -
those among us wh o haven't found the wa)' to quit smoking, who
have n't found the key to losing weight and keeping it off or who
haven't learned that exercise can make you feel good -the
Wellness Week program offers motivation and inspiration.
L.M. Bovo
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''Thepubltccannot have It both ways: theycannotsuelrresPQnslbly
for alleged malpractJce and receive tow-cost medical care. "
BLJZAUTB W. RJCllAIU»
Corona clel Illar
Paui.
HARVEY
Women
remain
atbaCk
of bus
Despite law,
pay is unequal
for equal work
Oklahoma's legislature debated
equal rights for women and voted no.
IV AN REALLY WAS TERRIBLE
A bill specified that women should
be "equal partnen" in a marriage. lt
was defeated by a substantial margin
when opponents demonstrated that it
would make wives responsible for
individual debts and would make
wives equally responsible for provid-
ing"'amily income.
,,-With today's discriminatory pay
scales, it was unlikely many wives.
could provide "equal income." Another example of why Ivan the
Terrible was called that Jn 1555, he
put two architects, Postnik and
Barma, to work on plans for St. Basil's
Church in Moscow. So magnificent
was their structure that Ivan had
them blinded so they'd never design
anything better.
Clientasks ifintcnsc thought bums
calorics. Hardly any. The medicos 5:3Y
the mental energy needed to wnte
Shakespeare's "Hamlet" could have
been supplied by a few salted peanuts.
A lot of penguins. when they
surface after they dive. zip out of the
v.ater lik.c mini-missiles. Observers
sa y it's weird to see those birds shoot
straight up through the surface onto a
ledge seven feet above.
One theorist suggests each member
of the United States Congress should
be given neither e"penses nor salary.
but a commission account based on
the nation's current financial con-
dition -said account to be credited
ac<:ording to national income and
debited according to national debt.
What thinkcst thou?
A man in love is likely to be a poor
driver. Or so contends the c~·s
Safety League of Brussels, Belgium.
In a pamphlet about hazards behind
the wheel. this group claims "Love is
more dangerous than liquor."
Did you know the average
woman's thi&hs are an inch and a half
larger than t6e average man'~?
A Britjsh staff sergeant named
Felix Powell wrote the f!lUSi~ d~ring
World War I to that 1nsp1rat1onal
ditty, "Pack Up Your Troubles in
Your Old Kit Bag and .Sn:til~. Smil~.
Smile." The most opt1m1st1c music
ever written, some said. Powell
committed suicide in 1942.
A reason so many serious actors
want to play Hamlet 1s it's the longest
role -1.422 lines -in any one of
Shakespeare's plays.
L.M. Boyd 11 -1 syndicated
columnl1t.
Incidentally, during the debate
some lawmakers protested that it
would contradict Scripture.
To which a proponent replied that
those lawmakers demonstrated a lot
of nerve quoting Scripture when
everybody secs them out nights
"floozy-izing."
That is a quote.
The law is specific, men and
women shall be paid equally for
performing equal work.
But th'ey're not.
Further, of 400 occupational
categories. women are employed.
with rare e"ceptions. in only 20.
Women . in effect. arc "5egregatcd"
into a lim ited number of occupations
which are low in status and low in
Senate shows interest in Meese 's mortgages part is argued that "given time" the
laws of supply and demand will
balance things out. Not nec.c:ssarily.
. In recent years. despite scve~
shortages of nurses. pay increases for
nurses have been minimal. WASHINGTON-AlCapone. Mcesc thatforthefirsttime sincethe At the same time. despite an
may he rest in peace. knows exactly Nixon administration they have gone oversuppl y of doctors in some metro..
what Ed Meese is going though. After _ on record in opposition to an attorney politan areas. their pay has continued
acareerasabootlegger.amurderer R general nominee. to increase.
and even a mass murderer(The St. ICHAID I hey ha ve their reasons. Meese is Our present prevalent practice _
Valentine's Day massacre). old at least partially responsible for a dating back to categorization of
Scarface finally went to jail for . COHEI policy that attempted to make Bob womens' professions a hundred years
evading his taxes. The man who hved Jones University eligible for federal out of date _ pays librarians and
by the gun was ignomi ni ously mowed tax exemptions even though it dis-nurses with years of education and
down by the adding machine. criminated against blacks. He is an experience far less than the man who
And now we have a similar specta-official of an administration that, patnts the house or fixes the faucet. cle regarding Meese. The case against suppose. should be asked. This is with the concurrence of the Supreme H d 11
the presidential aide and presump-particularly the case ifit turns out that Coun, has diluted laws designed to be ·ow.ever, gbra ua ~h ~o~~~c::d
t1 ve attorney general hardly consists Meese did have to do something prohibit sex discriminapion at col-m:l~~'ri:nt~d ls'::biish~e~t.
of the sons of things that made untoward to get his various and leges and universities. And on the Women are now sole ownen of2.8
Capone infamous, but the issues sundry home mortgages. As for his question of hunger in America, he million small busi nesses, quadruple
being raised are still marvelously rank in the Army Reserves, as a remains an agnostic: maybe it exists the number five years ago.
besides the ~int. Here isa man veteran of that organization I can and maybe it doesn't. • . . In the sciences and enainccrinJ.
whose hos11lity to both civil rights testify that Meese is as well-qualified Mccse's message, and the admm1s-overall employment of women 15 and civil liberties is well documented as anyone to sit at a desk and shuffle tration's, is clear to the groups that increasing more than twice as fast as
"being asked questi ons about -of all papers. More than that is not asked of oppose his nomination: The govern-fo r men.
thm~s-hishomemonsages. acolonel. mentwillnolongcrbethechampion One woman went to wort in an
Did he fa ll behind in his paymC1lts? But what has all this to do with of those who mo1t need it. Instead. underground coal mine ten ycan ''°'
Did he continue to receive loans even Mecsc's crack that the American everyone will be treated equally-Of all coal miners hired last year 8.6
when he was delinquent in making Civil Liberties Union isa "criminals' the privileged and the under-perc~nt were women .
payments?DidaS60.000 loanhe lobby?"Thatisa little insightintothe privileged. Yet. "a woman's place" is Still in
received from his tax advisor. John mentality of the man who will, the This is considered "policy" and so the back of the bus when it comes to
McKean. ha ve anything to do with Senate willing, become the next the ~nat~ isl91th to trifle with it. A pensions. tu policy. insurance, child
McKean later being named to the attorney general. Docs he think that pres1dent1'l a1dcca~ ~CCUfT!Ul~te a support and alimony enforcement,
U.S. P~stal Service board of go~-criminals should not receive lef8l record of either host1l~ty or tnd1f-dependent care servic«. aovemmeot
emors. And. as long we are asking representation and has he lost $1aht of fertnoc to the country sunder-regulations_ and averaac wages
questions:Was Meese properl y the fact that it isjudgesand legis-privileacd and-that's hardly reason ·
promoted to the rank oflieutenant · latures that make laws. not the fordisqualificatlon. Takeout a r:non· , .
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colonel in the Army Reserve; or. <\d. ~SL,_U? It pnly !rgµ~ on~1idcof a ,,. pse th Qui!'. a!'d t~t's-fairgame.; . -· .,:_ • ...:.XS!·.~ fqc K~~.1:.-... ·
..., JOrfr~nd'~at the Pentagoft'-• ~ate. -o .c.r\.• r-~ -• ':. -· In W~~ . t.,.. ~· • "'~ • ,, · · -~'<-<·J ~ppc11tonoticcthatthiswasthe ArtdwhathaveMCcS('smongaacs benksis-muchmorcimpbrtantthan ~ ·avlragc n sttl es omeS318a ,., ......
~I Attorney General-deel&.nate Edwin Meeee an4 Presld~nt
Reafa n
same Ed Meese who worked for the to do with the administration•s pos~ what beowet the people. week, the avera11e woman S2S I.
commander in c. hicr. ition~n ci.vi l rights?Civ_il ri~hlS RleUrdc.lteal111yacUeated Paal Haney l• a 1yedlca&M
All of this is germane and. I organ1zat1ons feel so strongly about coli mallt. • • col1mai1t.
Too much dough charged for bakeries LfTTFRS
lrresponslble law suits
drive up medical costs Questions spark ---crackdown on
GVerpriced parts --
WASHINGTON -It's always a
90urce of satisfaction ~hen one of my
exposes about waste and fraud in a
aovernment contract cau~s the bu-
reaucrats responsible to mend their
ways.
Now I've learned that a simple
inquiry from my office was enough to
cause the Agency for International
()(velopment to nan cleaning up a
messy situation in an expensive
project.
The project -buildina several
modem bakeries in E&YPt -was
planned in 1977, when bread nots
shook the FIYPtlan JOVemment. The
blkenes would u1ure £aYJ)t of a.
s>'enuful supply of bread and
eliminate the need for the costly
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
sub~id1es that arc straining the gov-
ernment's resources.
After morejhan five years and the
expenditure of some S20 million, the
bakeries arc still not in full pro-
duction. The chief beneficiary of the
AID project so far has been the
American Expon Group, a Washing-
ton-based contractor AID hired to
build the bakeries.
Recent cable traffic between the
State Department and the AID
mission in Cairo shows that the
bureaucrats are finally worried about
the American Expon Group's costly
·handlina of the contract - if only
because of what one cable called "the
inevitable publicity." They•re afraid
AEG'1 ovcrpricina of spare pans will
cau.seAIDthe kindofembarranment
the Pentaaon has suffered because of
the wi despread publicity over its
outraacous spare peru ovcrcharaes.
"You are probably aware of the
recent domestic pohtic~I flap over
DOD (Defense Department)
procurement or 1pare pans and tools
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AIDEISOI
tr~ ll~
at exorbitant prices," AID head-
quarters cabled the mission in Cairo.
The cable added:
"We were telephoned by Jack
Anderson's office and, from the
specificity of the questions asked,
must assume that they either have or
have been read (a cable) which raised
questions as to quantilles.t prices and
the apparent inclusion or two entire
bakery lines dia&uiscd as spare parts.••
The cable socs on to complain
about the contractor's apparent fail·
ure to provide-.. clear and verifiable
prices" for its spare pans. and accu1e1
1he company of markioa up the prices
It pays the manufacturen fof the
pans. thus paddina the bill AJD
finall y gets.
"There hu been some chauer in
cables about a 45 percent reduction.''
AJD's cable continued. "We con1ider
th11 to .be meanin&lcss, becau1e a 4.S
percenl rtduction on a_ p~ce which
already contains a JOO pe~nt
markup. 11ill leaves a cost which (Y.."'t)
find unacceptable!•
Ac1ually, 300 percent apparently
.-..
was a modest markup for the Ameri-
can faport Group. An internal AID
memo seen by my associate Lucette
Lagnado indicates that AEG charsed
$25.200 for panel boards that cost the
company a little over S2.000. "The
AEG shipment of 39 panel boards
were overpriced by $23,641 per unit?.
or a total maximum ovcrpricina or
$922,032.93," the memo notes, and
suagests that "a bill for collection may b:e &{>propriate in this particular s 1 t ua u()A.!.:
Another memo states: "We fin.cl
die1el acnerator pans to be excessive-
ly overpriced. as arc irtjcctors, volt.ate
rqulaton. radiator caps radiator
hose clamps and exhaust clamps."
In a written response to my Inquiry
about the overcharacs. 19 AEG
official said it is .. utter non1en1e to
hi&hli&ht just one item out or a
compfete system." What i1 relevant,
the statement uid, is the cow erice
for the entire system -and AEO's
bid was S 1 milHon lower than the
closest competitors.
Footnote: Thm's a 1Hmma of
hope that AID has belatedly come to
the conclu1ion that it must oome
clean about the EaY.Ptian bakeries
contract. The ume cat;le that'YiOrried
1bout m y telephone call warned that
.. we can only protec:t the qenq from
criticism if all of the cards are dall
face up."
Jack AMenle II I .,.... ...
COl•mallL
To the Editor: I have been readins over your
edhorlaJ "Docs' fee freeze" for about
I week ...
Maybe il's because 1 GOW a areat
many doetOl"J who have not wished to
accumulate everythi'!I that mOf?Cl
can posli~y buy. Or maybe n 1 ~use medicine's professional or·
pnizatlons are impouibly naive. in
suaesdna a fee hoie -believsna
thfl will curb medical costs and set
some JOOd PR.
But whatever the rtalOD ror my
state of mind, I can only feel lldnm
and pief when 1 read u attack such 11
youn on medical doc\on.
I am lid becautt 1uch 1ttack1
dellr()y what ;~ left or IOOd doc·
ror·pet1ent1 rctltionlhiPI -and a
doctor cannot treat and heal without
the ~nfidence of'tbe patient.
Do you have any tdee What would
happen if a doctor ~ ''the
di..,aottic 1traltl)' wt dnan or·
derinaevcrt lab 1e11 deviled Mn«' Dr.
Harvey ditc0vtted circuktion ''? ~
somcthina to WT'OftJ tn a catt and If
the doctor overlooked ONE te"· ht
could lolC btS hornt arid hit life'•
saVihll 1r a am.an llYt"Ytr ''d••
w~"•"u u1c omission. The public
c;annot have it both ways; they cannot
sue irrc1ponsibly for 11leacd malprac· lice and rcocave low cost medical care.
Docton MUST order testt to protect
themselves. Treatment in home or
office ~s likewise become very
danaerous, beciu1e if tv«)' sin&Je
facility which would be available at a
hospital is not at hand. law1uiu can
likewi1e result.
Docton are not the onJy onet who
can put on the braket when it comec
to health care costs. If the public
would 111umc more responsibility for
1ifMtyles that arc known to be letl
damaaina-that is, drink and smoke Ina. abstain from drua UIC, ~at
wholesome nutritious foOds in ap.
propriate quantity, wear 1a1 belts in
can and helmets on motorcyctn;
health care COii could be dnataUy
reduced. Have your ki4I propetly
immunized apinst childhood dif.
ealtl -and while ~ou·rc at i't why
not look into aood. old·fuluoned
morality as an cxcrfttnt way to avotd
the hi&h cost of vcnml dl~att 111d AIDSr .
ELIZABETH W, RICHARDS
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Equality found on slcis·
Amputees can fee l
movement, fr eedom
and exhtlaratton
WHITE HAVEN, Pa. (AP) -
Usi ng special crutches and moun-
tains of determination. amputees are
learning how to ski at special clinics
a1 med at building confidence through
sports.
"We can't give them back their
limbs. but we can give the confidence
to go out'and live as normal a life as
they can," said Allan Weinberg,
executi ve director of The 52 Associa-
tion, a non-profit group that super-
vises national learn-to-ski clinics for
the handicapped.
leaders to care for disabled veterans.
Its motto is: "Life docs not end after a
traum11ic injury. It is only altered."
In 10 years. nearly 2.000 amputees
have been taught to ski. About 400
skiers will attend clinics this year in
Pennsylvania. New York, Utah and
Canada, culminating with a cham-
pionship race March 29 at Alpine
Meadows in Cal ifornia.
Lodging. food. eq uipment, instruc-
tion and lift tickets are paid by the
Southland Corp.. which operates
7-Eleven convenience stores.
At Jack Frost Mountain here this
week. about 75 first-time skiers a~ 5'
to 51 came from as far away as
Flori da. Each skier goina through the
starting gate at a conclud ing race
receives a certificate.
"It's a symbol of accomplishment.
.
"Skiina's an equalizer. Herc, an
amputee can do the same thing as a
person with two lep. It lives them a
feelina of movement, freedom and
exhilaration, of the wi nd rushing over
their face."
Amputees ski with thf help of
outrigers -armband crutches that
have a shortentd ski tip on the end.
Skiers lean on the outri~ers for
balance and control while go1 ng down
hill .
One determined participant. Hugh
Palmer of West Columbia. S.C ..
drove 15 hours to get on skis for the
first time. Palmer. 28. had his ten kg
amputated below the knee I I years
ago when he fell on a saw In a lumber
mill.
"It's the best feeli ng I've had since I
lost my leg. It's the most fun.'' said
Palmer. a parachutist. biker.
weightlifter and water skier.
eltch other."
Another firsMime skier "' Michael Torri, 28, of Horsham\. Pa ..
who has both lqs amputated aoove
the knee because of a birth defect.
Torri adapted the plastic lqs he had
made fo r scuba divi na to enable hiro
to stand on skis.
"I do what J want to do. even
though I may have to do it a little
differently. It's just a little inconve--
nience." said Torri, an etectrical
engineer and father of a 15-•onth-old
son. "I'm not handicapped. The rest
of the world is. I don't know what
handicapped means."
The sport is veat therapy. accord·
1ng to Dave Fowler, 34, a ski
instructor at Jack Frost and director
of the national handicapped ski
progrclm. Fowler lost a lea after stepping on a land mine in Vietnam.
Amputee Kimberly Morrow, 7, of Pennaylvanla I.a leamln&
how to maneu•er •lowly and atoadlly down the alopea.
"Skiing is a vehicle to build and
restore confidence. It breaks down
barriers that have been built up
because of a handicap," Weinberg
said.
The group was founded in I 945 by
52 New York business and civic
Just by going through the gate. you're
a winner. You show that you have the
guts to ~et up off the floor and achieve
something. They're-telling their
parents and their friends, 'I can do
it."' said Weinberg.
"When you get to the bottom of the
hill,you look back and yell for the
next person to make it. Everyone
wants to sec the others win. We_ push
"The confidenee they act from
skiing carries over to everything eltc
they do. Once they learn to ski. they
stan thinking about other thinp they
can do," Fowler said.
Does your
kid have
right stuff
for camp?
How will your child spend summer
vacation -Scouting camp? Tennis camp?
Computer camp?
Now. according to the February issue of
High Technology magazine. there is a new
alternative -Space Camp!
That's right. For $250 you r sixth. seventh
or eighth grader can experience the demands
of astronaut training at the Alabama Space
and Rocket Center.
Campe rs get to wear spacesuits built for the
Manned Orbiting Laboratory. practice walk-
ing on the moon. try working in near-zero
gravity and launch their own model rockets
with live cricketnauts aboard.
The idea for the camp came from rocket
pioneer Wernher Von Braun, who helped
stan the Space Center in 1970. Its objective,
says Edward 0 . Buckbee. director of the
Space Center, is "to stimulate interest in
science and aerospace by letting youngsters
work with authentic space hardware."
Demand for the camp is extraordinarily
high -over I 1,000 applications were
received for the 1984 session before the end
of August.
To meet the demand, Buckbee plans to
make the camp a rear-round operation and to
expand the facilities to include a full -scale
mock-up of the Space Shuttle on its
launchpad.
PAPARAZZI
Fine and Dandy .
YOUR CAR SMELLS
DAfY\P, PIARIOt-J .
l.OOK ! SOMETHING
HAS SPROUTED
THROUGH THE CARPEi.
By Katy Brooks
RlCE .
WHICH TREATMENTS ARE OK?
Power of attorney allows
relative or frie nd to make
medical decision for you ---------------
LOS ANGELES (PRN) -If you had a
sudden stroke as you were walking down the
street and were taken to a hospital but had lost
the power of speech or were in a coma, how
could your views on treatment be conveyed to
the medical staff?
Until now. doctors ha ve had to use their
own judgment or try to get some indication of
you r desires from the family.
California, which pioneered the Living Will
in 1976. has passed into law a document by
which a person can. while still able to reason.
give power of attorney to a re la ti ve or friend to
make medi cal decisions if he or she cannot
The nominated person. in effect. becomes the
patient's advocate.
Called the Durable Power of Attorney for
Health Care. it became law in California at the
stan of th is year. Fifteen states fo llowed
California in passing Living Will laws; it is
expected that most states will pass similar
patient's advocate rights before long.
This landmark new Jaw 1s the work of state
Sen. Ba~ Keene. who also put through
California s Natural Death Act (popularly
known as the Livin~ Will), eight years ago.
This legal instrument will enable Cali-
fornians to make personal decision s when
they are hea lthy and of sound mind. against a
day when they may be incapable of making
such a choice. Keene said.
The Hemlock Society. a non-profit group
concerned with right-to-die issues. has
produced a simple l~I form from the
complex legislation, which people will find
easy to understand and com plete. According
to the group, there is no need to consult an
attorney. Hemlock has already issued 12.000 copies.
Free copies of the Durable Power of
Attorney for Health Care, together with an
improved Livm~ Will, can be obtained by
sending a legal-saze. self-addressed, envelope
stamped with 20 cents for one. or 3 7 cents for
two sets, to: Hemlock, P.O. Box 66218, Los
Angeles 90066.
Sue Wrl&ht, left, and Julie Ball abare a laugh with Olen Campbell dartnc Santa Anita Ylalt. encounter Ste•en Hieb at Mardi Ora• •atreet party,.
Costumed characters enliven benefit 'stre~t party'
~ .
Event s uppor ts Ma rch of
Di mes, Cha pter Two fans
h ave a day at the races
By MELINDA HUDDLESTON .,.., .............
Dixieland jazz by the Lemon Street
Stom pers added a touch of old New Orleans ·
to the I 0th annual benefit ~inner -a Mardi
Gras"streetparty .. -sta&ed by the Orange
County Council for the March of Dimes.
Nearly JOO costumed rcvelera,jncludJnga
dazzling Aztec fod (actually Lee McAJU1*9r
) who litcratlyaJittered, ca me Saturday to
the Jewel Court of South Coast Plaza.
Wa1da P11u o,chairman ofthecvent
held to raise funds for the OC Match of
Dimes chapter, stood out with an entirely
different look. Daahina_about in an aJl.wbite
tux.edo with tails, set ofT with 1 bow tie, she
had linledmefordancingin the"strcet"
with husband Davtd.
Another busy lid)' that niaht waa Doua
S.ttol (with huablnd RI.Ii). who wu
rcservatlon1chainn1n. But she ia used to
bci na bul}'. ~rvl "8 as she does on both the
March ofOimesc•ecutive board and the
council.
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Larry Rtclaard .. , the new executive
dircctoroftheOC March of Dimes, was
snapped by a photO&flpher as he clowned
with the chapter's poster child, 5-year-old
O rtstos>'er Martla of Mission V 1ejo.
Doro .. y S.tMrlud, who stepped down
as March of Dimes nccuti ve director last
July, was there with husband. Jadd. She is
now on the council and scrvina as script
chairman.
Othencclcbratina Fat Tuesday wert
Q arles and Adele Cvrey. As emctt. he
presided over a oostume oontest judaed by
audience applause that put an eJtpcctant nun
(CIHJ Klima) and a Conrederate aeneral ( Jlm Halatead)in the limeli&ht. Jim and wife
Suaa (she was food chairman) won
best-<lressed couple.
Fru Jeulap·llafu oivlc was another
partnoer impossible to overlook -she
showed up an a shocki"4 pink flapper drcs
In t•mcr momenu. lhc 11 trcasurerfor the
Match of Di met council.
DMsandBeUJ.Meru(she'scounetl
president) joined in the fun, as did March of
Dimesexecurivc board president Pred
&eraa and his wife, O.rbe.
The benefit raised approximately $8,000,
with proc:teds goina to fiaht bi nh defects
throuah .,ants for research. health prosrams
and community mcd1caJ services.. • • • The "Dapt the Races" started early
Saturday with champaane and croissants for
more than 200 members and guests of
Chapter Two of the Ora nae County Per-
form ing Arts Center.
The group met for its major fund·ra1scrof
the year at Copa De Oro in South Coast
Plau before taking five buses to Santa Anita
racetrack.
Noojltlot nch on the ponics-orat least
the wt~crs'lceptQutet. .
.. A lot of people lost this year rather than
won ... said J•lle Campbell, Chapter Two 'a
wayuod mcansro<hairmanalona with
SweWrtpa. ·
l:iOWCVCr, there WCrt some priZC•wtnnen
amona the aroup. h .. Je and Jlm a ....
won a weekend at Marriott's Rancho Lu ·
Palmas1n Palm Desen.andBarryand
Sasu S&UI snared the week.end at tb.e
Ncwportcr reson and a Kodamauc camera.
W1nners ofthcwcckcndat the Hyatt
Rttency 1n Lona ~ach wcrc DavWand ~
Cof&u. .
The event raised more than e~pcacd,
about SI l.SOO.JulJcnoted. Thcpttt dcntof
thcchapteri Mame~mmoa.
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't's bad luck to be superstitious
-• .:-I . i DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am ured of beiaa a slave lO those little nutty things 1 do to ~ olf bid luck.'' I have always been aopentitioua. I avoided walkina under lad· ~ threw salt over my left shoulder
Whenever I apWcd the shaker and was careful
not to step on a crack for fear I would break my
tnolhet's back. But now it is getting so bad that
I am sick of myself. I bep adding on crazy thinp -like
touc:hina certain objects before I leave the
house. r also make sure_ I _Jet off an esc:ala tor on the lut step with my right foot, even if 1 have
to i"IPP one. It's wacky! · Please tell me why l do these nonsensical
thi~ and bow to put an end to the
foohshncss. -XXX In Canada
DEAR XXX: Yo. are eulavecl by aMrotic
tem,.llJou, a form of mu tal Want. It t~
lhutloa coatbu1e1 to wonea, please 1ed die
.... of a profeu lonal. Willpower cuaot 1olve
SM problem.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Occasionally you
print food for though t from other places. 1
found this little gem stuck in an old book I
hadn't picked up in years. No sign of an
author.
I hope you'll print it. It might wake up a few
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sleepyheads who can't seem to aet it all
together. -J. From Gaithersburg, Md.
DEAR J.: Here It It! I love It. WHAT WENT
WRONG?
Tta.11 It tile story of fov people:
Everybody, Somebody, Alybocly and No·
body.
Tbere wu u Important job to be done and
Everybody waa Hre Wt Somebody woald do
It.
Anybody coald have done It bat Nobody dJd
It.
Somebody 1ot ugry because tt was
Everybody's job.
Everybody thought that Somebody would
doll.
Bat Nobody asked Anybody.
It ended ap tbat the job waan't done and
Everybody blamed Everybody. wben actually
Nobody aaked Aa1body. CIWI
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have been PCUCIWC*AN
married to Jack for three yeanand the tension ==• is mounting. He always has been close to his MAaa./U...
family. His mother doesn't can: much for me
evendtbh'?,uah I have aiven her two beautiful 1 'llmlc:M•CD~•llM• .. Bll'fT aran c lldten. GQC YNUMCI
Jack hates to write letten so I'm the one .iurr POllla
who keeps in touch with his family . When his -t:IO-
mother writes, it is always "Dear Jack," with NJCI
no mention of me~ not even ··~rds to your MmOFCUlTUM
wife ... " as if I don t exist. N1W1
I have taken this auff for three years. Do I TAXI
have the right to tell Jack l refuse to write to bis ~ C.: PamJNI
mother ariin until she acknowledges me in MCMI ~me way. Evenapostscript1 "Hello to Rose," • "O'Hlrl'• Witt" (lM2) Ecfwwd
will do. -Ignored In Marytand Atner, ...,_ H1f111¥,
DEAR JG: 1'1tree years of Uabby treatment -uo-
11 enoep. Tell Jack aales1 lll1 mooer Jec1 yoa e PUOQE RM
know 1lle appreciates yoar letter-wrttlll1 you -7:00-
wlJJ not coatlllae to write to ~er -uAI tbe Cll NEWI
pleaaore wW be all bis. ..C NIWI
How to -and how much? Find out with HAPf'V~YIM.WN
Ann Landers' new booklet, "How, What, and AICNEWIQ
When to Tell Your Child About Sex." For FANTAIY-.NI>
your copy send 50 cents along with a Jons, :_OFFOfmJNE
sramped, self-addressed en ve/ope to Ann •••m "90ftT
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Ordinary people viewed
iil TV's 'Two Marriages'
By TOM JORY
A111cl1ted"-W,.._
NEW YORK -Ano Daley is pregnan t
and still at work as an engineer, her kids are
confused. and her best friend, Nancy
Armstrong, is angry and determined to
change her life.
Don't be deterred by the conventional
storyline. "Two Marriages" is back, and it's
the same warmhearted, gently funny and
pleasingly unhurried show that ABC
introduced to critical acclaim. and pretty
fair ratings, late last August.
The program demonstrated then, in a
limited summer replacement run, that
television can dramatize the ordinary ups
and downs of marria,e and friendship with
fee line and a sense of humor ... and without
resortmg to exaggeration and aberrant
behavior.
The two families, the Daleys and the
Armstrongs, live across a tree-shaded street
from one another in a small, unidentified
town in Iowa. Jim Daley !Tom Mason) is a
dairy farmer, Art Armstrong (Michael
Murphy) a surgeon. Nancy (Janet Eilber) is
a housewife.
. These arc not perf~ people -.~ for
instance, seems at tames mscns1t1ve to
Nancy's feelings - nor are they
made-for-TV caricatures. And there is
noth ing inherently entertaining in their
problems. -
The difference with "Two Marriages" is
the refreshingly honest at>proacb; no
exploitation here. The relationship with
the audience is almost neighborly:
In toni t's e isode, Nancy gives a baby
shower for Ann (Karen Carlson), and
begins to question her own role u · a
homemaker. Nancy's daugbtert Shelby,
played by an actrcss named LOuanne
plamly admires Ann for her pusuit of"lOiai
person hood for the contemporary female,"
and that doesn't help.
Across the street, Willie Daley (Ian
Fried) wants to know where babies come
from and can't get a,straiaht answer, while '
Scott (C. Thomas Howelf), Ann's teen-.
son from a previous marriage, knows ...
and is ashamed.
"You know, the biger Ann gets., the
more embarrassed Scott gets," Jim Daley
tells his father and partner in the dai!l
(John Mcliam). "I '1ess parents arcn t
supposed to have sex.
Nancr,, meanwhile, decides to chanae
her life. 'Why," she wonders, "do Ifecllike
I don't measure upr'
"You k.now what it is," a friend replies.
"Wives and mothen get addicted to giving."
She won't drive the kids to school, won't
pick up groceries for Ann , in fact, would
rather not see her friend at all:
''I look atlou," Nancy tells Ann, "and I
see where should be. It's a constant
reminder, and it isn't very reassurina."
The solutions arc a bit startlin& -for
television -in their simplicity.
Jim brinp home a book on birth and
babies to read to Willie, Scott invites his
new girlfriend. Kate (Melora Hardin),
home for dinner, and she's perfectly at cue
in the company of a pregnant woman, and
Ann and Nancy have a talk.
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Mlntseries earns 10fty ratln ·
CBS wtns wee · s overall honors .
LOS ANGELES (AP) -ABC's "Lace" tn its
concluding chapter became the top television show of the
week and second h11hest-rated movie of the season.
althou&h the Nielsen tionors went to CBS.
"Lace" was the h1&hcsM'atcd show of for the week
ended March 4, and for\he teason it ranks only lxh1nd
another ABC movie, .. The Oar After." It squeezed ahead
of"Something About Amelia' by only a tenth of a rating
point.
The week before the first of the two-pan "lace."
based on Shirley Conran's best-selling no"el. tied for first
with CBS' "Master of the Game. ..
CBS won the week for the second time in a row and
ABC again was second. NBC was a distant third.
CBS' coverage of the Grammy awards was second for
the week, and ABC's remake of .. A Streetcar Named
De\ire" tjed for sixth place with CBS' "60 Minutes.''
The huge audience for "Lace" offered further
evidence that the three commercial networks get bigger
ratings with orig.inal movies and miniseries than with
theatrical blockbusters. The made-for-TV productions
have consistently aotten better ratings this season than the
theatrical movies. In fact. only four theatencal films were
successful in the ratings.
The v owth of pay cable, which gets first crack at the
big movies. has cut away at the network's potential
audience for the bfockbusters. By the time the movies
reach the network the excitement has waned. Network
officials have said that original productions will become
even more important in the future. while tne role of the
theatrical movies will decline.
Bob Hope's Hawaiian special, opposite "Lace" last
Monday night, also took a bit of a drubbing. It tied for 19th
place with ABC's "Webster."
CBS won the week wi th a rating of 18.8 in the A.C
Nielsen Co. survey. ABC was second with 18.1 and NBC·
was third wi th 13.8. The networks say this means that in an
average prime-time minute 18. 7 percent of the audience
was tuned to CBS.
The network also maintained its lead in the ratings for
the season to date. The rati ngs: CBS 18.2. ABC 17.4. NBC
15.1.
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S1r11111t Major Z1ek Carey
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fer a cri• h1 llldn't commit.
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third: CBS' ··simon & Simon," fourth; ABC's .. Dynasty,"
fifth . ABC's "A Streetcar Named Desire" and CBS' "60
Minutes." lied for sixth: CBS' "Knots Lindina," eiahth: NBC'~ "TV Bloopers and Practical Jokes," ninth: and
ABC"s "Hotel." 10th.
The top 20 shows for the week were;
I. M1n1sencs-"Lace.'' Part II, ABC. a rating of31.7 or
26.5 million households.
2. "The 26th Annual Grammy Awards.'' CBS, 30. 7 or
25. 7 million.
3. "Dallas." CBS. 25. 7 or 21.S million.
4. "Simon & Simon," CBS, 24.4 or 20.4 mil hon.
S. "Dynasty," ABC, 24.2 or 20.2 million.
6. Movie-" A Streetcar Named Desjre," ABC. 23. I or
19.3 million.
6. Tie-·•6() Minutes," CBS, 23.1 or 19.3 million.
8. "Knots Landing," CBS, 22.1or18.5 million.
9. "TV Bloopers and Practical Jokes," NBC, 21.8 or
18.2 million.
10. "Hotel," ABC. 21.4 or ! 7.9 million.
11. "Maanum. P.1.," CBS. 21.3 or 11.8 million.
12. "The Fall Guy," ABC, 21 .2 or 17.7 million.
13. "The A-Team," NBC. 20.J or 17.0 million.
14. ··Scarecrow and Mrs. King," CBS, I 9.4 or 16.2
m1ll1on.
IS ··Trapper John, M.D .. " CBS, 18.9 or 15.8 million.
. : l 1e-"The Love Boat," ABC. 18.9or 15.8 million.
I 7 \hce," CBS. 18.3 or 15,3 million.
18. "Fatt'i of life.'' NBC. 17.9 or 15.0 million. 19. ··Webster," ABC, 17.5 or 14.6 million.
19. T1e-"Bob Hope Hawaiian Special," NBC. 1).5 or
14.6 million.
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To Trump Cnup Tommy. it
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yt'11r of the• had trump hrl'l1k.
It wa s n1•t1rinic th<· 1•nd or tht•
rir~t 11uart1•r and he· w114' xllll
a winnn -thr 111111 L1m1· thut
h;1d h11ppenrd wa" in Llw
enrly 1960.. Reader'\ will
rt•rnll Lhot Tommy perform~
hrillinntly on tho~r hnnds
whrrf' tht' averagr pl11yPr
would JCO down hccnWIC' or II
poor trump d1v1.,ion. On run
or th1• mill h.ind" Tommy
uwally find' a w11 v to l{t·I
lo ii hOJ>f·h·~' rnn' r 1r1 or
to hunl{l1• 1h1• plav
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111~ I~ A ~'T~tz 1ZI 1kf. E~~ UR&1~ ™E-6'TA0U~MEN'T OF
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FOR BE'ITER OR FOB WORSE
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DR. SMOC&
FENTON
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It w111 mu~ir to his rar~ whrn
bh1 partnC'r firlll op(lnt•d tht
biddinic nnd tht•n l11Ler ral3Cd
hi~ suit. Tommy• chetkcd on
areA and 11('ltlt•d in tht· smnll
slum.
WC'st lt>d a di11mond. fo:1111L
r~ with tht• art· nnd Tommy
m11dl' his fir1t nn(' piny wh1•n
hr Jf'llisonC'd hi'i ''"""" undt·r lht' /IC(' lo mnkr 'IUl't' Of 30
txtra entry to dummy. 111•
won lh<' dinmond r<'lurn 1n
hand and a l<'88fr mort;il
mighl hnvr ll'd a trump to
th1• nrl' and a trump hark to
thr kinic -;ind 'IO h11v(' 1•nd
t>d up down ont'.
Not Tommy.111• rn~hNI th1•
k1nl{ of ~p:irlC'8 11ntl 11rt• of
rluh~. I h1•n rro<1•wd to I h1• ,1rr
o( 1padC'1. Whrn Writ ahow·
ed oul Tommy b<-camr a
glan.t a( lhr lablt. He
dlit'ardtd 11 hrarl on th• kin«
of clubs, ruHrd a rlub, cross
cd bat'k to lhr board wllh t.IK-
. jt1ck of di11mond11 11nd rurted
another tluh. Tht'SC' plays
had rcdutrd hi~ trump• to
tht 1amr lrnitlh 1111 fo:tll'~.
Tommy r1111h('d thr klnJC or
htarl11 and rntrrrd dummy
wllh n hurt lo lhr ntt. All
hands wrrr now down lo two
cards. 11nd lhr ltAd waa on
lhf' L-11hlr. l>t>d11rrr ltd 11
heart 11nd. whrthrr io:ast rurr
rd hiJCh or low. hll could not
11rorr ii trump trick. for
Tommy would overrurr 11nd
lnkr thr lasl trkk with hi~
ri•maini ng trump
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by George Lemont
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CREDIT LIN[
Honors f or Williamson, Norris
Bob Norri• and Wayae WIUJamaoD of the Newport
Beach office of Norri•, Beu• 6 Slmpt0a were honored
recently for their work during 1983. The president's award
was presented to Norris. sales manager in the Newport
Beach office. for his achievement in leasing. Williamson
was named rookie of the year. having negotiated more
than 23 office leases in the Santa Ana area. Williamson ·
was chosen from 11 associates in the Southern California
reaion for the honor. Norris, Beggs &. Simpson, based in
San Francisco. specializes in commercial and industrial
brokerage, mongage finance, property management and
real estate advisory services. • • • Barbara Smltb has been named sales and marketing
director for EPAC Developmeat, it was announced by
Rici& Doremaa, president. Smith will be responsible for all
marketing and merchandising operations for EPACs
LeParc series of townhomc and condominium com-
SHAW munities. Before joining EPAC, Smith was associated with WILLIAMSON SMITH
Frank H. Ayres & Son Coo1tnactloo Co. of Huntington
Beach as director of mark~ti~g.and merchandising. receive help in setting up a more efficient bookkeeping
Robert C. Sbaw of Tustin was recently selected to system which has greatly simplified the process.
serve as the 1984 president of the Apartment A11octatloo Clart1topl9er Webb, artistic di rector of the company, said
of Oru~e Couty.a 3,000-member, professional o?iniza-. that "the help has been invaluable" to his company. . I h • • .. ~·o~ ~ renta property. owne~, man~gers 81.' ot er Mission Vie'o resident James R. File has been named
md1v1duals and companies affihated ~illl th.e !ndustry. vice president of technical operations for ATV Sy1tem1,
Shaw, .currently the owner of se eral m est~e.nt Ille., a Santa Ana-based manufacturer of computer
properties, .h~s held. numerous management and admmas-systems for restaurants, hotels, institutions and business
trat1ve pos1t1ons with firms such as ColllD1 Radio Co. C?f offices. File replaces Rtclaard Macbenak, who was Ne~rt ~ach and bterstate Electroalc.• before has recently named vice president of technology. In his new
retirement m 1982. ~rt J. W~Uer of Huntington Beach assiJnment, file is responsible for software and hardware
was elected as second v1ce.p~~dei:it. . engmeering.
Cltri1 SelUvu of Anaheim ha~been n~med conven-
tion services manager at the ADUetm Marriott, it was
announced by Harold Qael11er, director of marketing for
the l,043-room facility. In his new position, Sullivan is
responsible for service needs of the convention activities
within the hotel. Sullivan was with the Radl1aoa
Maea.Jebacla in Kansas City for two years before joining
the Anaheim Marriott. • • • Huntington Beach resident Ronald Bender is now
vice president/commercial loans at Great American
Ban's Neweort Beach regional head office, J ack A.
SwHDey, chairman and chief executive officer, anounced.
Before joining Great America.n, Bender was with Ban of
Newport, where he was responsible for commercial loans. • • • The Newport Beach accountin.s firm of Ernst &
Wltluey has been commended for its assistance to the
Oru1e Couty Opera, now in its eighth year of brinaing
opera to the public and private schools of the county. Tom
Testmu of Ernst & Whinncy amgned for the opera to
• • • Fredrick W. Hansard has joined the Newport Beach
office of Baaloea1 Properties Brokera1e Co. as a retail
property specialist, it was announced by Leo Notar,
regional vice president. Hansatd comes to BPBC from
Co11t Eqlltle1 lllc. of Dallas, -Tex .. where he was director
of marketing.
• • • Wanda Darbam, corporate secretary fo r the L.J. Davit
Co. of Orange has been named woman of the year by the
Fountain Ya11ey charter chapter of the American Baslne11
Women'• Alaoelatlon. Durham was presented a trophy
recognizing her achievements in business. education and
in the association where she has been a perfect attendance
member for over 18 years as well as holding all offices.
••• Huntington Beach resident Claude Jones, president
of Jones Electric Corp., recently attended the District
Nine Council meeting of the National Electrical
Contractors A11oclatlon held in Santa Barbara.
Orange Coast DAILY Pll.OTIThur~. Merdt I, 1N4
_,
Orange County mortgage riat ee
AdJuatable
Rate Great American Fed
Mortgage American S&L
Columbia S&L
. ......
AdJUttlible
Mortgage Olbr•t• sac
lolln Century Fed 8&1..
Glenda Ftt¢ S&L
Rates quoted are for single family,
qwner-occupled homes, bougllt with a 20•;. down
payment. Each example Includes three of the top
lenders, as selected by Prime Rating Inc. All
lenders have been ranked by Interest rate, polnta,
terms and fees. If a lender requires PMI, (private
mortgage Insurance,) It has been calculated Into
the interest rate or points shown. All lenders were
updated and verified as of March 5, 1984.
FIXED shows the tradltlonal long-term
fixed-rate mortgage. AML (Adjustable Mortgage
Loan) carries a varlable l nterest rate, adjusted
every few months or years as Indicated In the
chart. The payment adjustment term for an AML
will be ·different than the rate adjustment term,
therefore causing negative amortization (unpaid
Interest Is added to the prlnclpal.) ARM a lso
carries a variable Interest rate, but the rate
Finance seminar tonlght
A financial planning
seminar wi ll be held to-
night from 7 to 9 p.m. at the
Irvine Senior Center, 3
Sandburg Way. led by two
certified financial planners.
Marueen Tsu and
Charles" Mann, of Pro-
fessional Financial Ad·
visors, will explain to par-
ticipants the best alterna-
tives for asset manage·
ment.
pta.
2.0 30-30 12mo.
10.75 2.0 30-30 12 mo.
10.750 2.0 30-30 12 (TlO.
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1.50 2.0 3040 Imo.
e.a 3.0 30-30 amoe.
~0.500 1.5 4'CMO e rnoe. 8
adjusts every few years as Indicated, and the
payment adjustment term Is alwaye the Mme •
the rate adjustment term. Th}I IOan doee not
negatively amortize. Both adjusfabte loena may°'
may not have a cap on the maximum s>ercenttoe
Increase In Interest rate over the term of the lo9n.
NOTE: Information on mortgage tending In
Orange County la provided by Prime Rating Inc. of
Sausalito. Rates for this partial llat •• dertY9d
from Prime Rating's database of more then 350
lenders that~v.LlnJtll mocigege mn.I
and lend In Orange County. Lender• aurwyed
oontrol approxlmatety 909/e of source money
money available for real estate loan• In the sta1e.
More Information may be obtained by catting
Prime Rating, toll-free at 800-832-9999. The Dally
Piiot accepts no r~onalblllty tor the Prtme
Rating reports.
IF YOU HAD INVESTED
82768
on Jan. 3, 1983 you would have rf ade
88282
UPS ANO DOWN S
The following two
Thursdays, March 15 and
29. attorney Lawrence Nor-
man will describe the tax
benefits of estate planning
P ifi F d I S • during a four-hour course
ac c e era a v1ngs alsoatthesenior center.
by February 15, 1983. That's a 300-/e profit In
just six weeks! We are expecting a repeat
again this year!
NEW YORK (AP) -The following list show• the Over·lhe·Counter stock• and ~arrant• that have gone up the motl and wn the mo't t>eud on oercent of chanoe o r W ~ d
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UPS
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8: 1:1 UP . Up . UP •
No HCur111e~ tradi119 below S2 or 1000 t o trade fie d eral charter Fees tor the estate and shares are nciudtd. fi · I I n · ng ork Net and i:>trcentave changts are the manc1a P an t w • (714) 644-4350 difference bttw"n the Pl'tvlou' closing shops are each S5 per ~pr~·~'~:~pr~ ~r statebankingstatus Jpe~~~n~·---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! Nfi~~e ~&L. _Ch~ Pcr1 . i ~vnr~0~u~n ! -l~ J!:l After June 15, customers of Pacific Federal Savings will be • tll iV' •Vi 3'-1•. sending their passbooks to a bank. ~ ~ent~ :~: ~ l~: The S&L with $1.6 bllllon In assets plans to give up its federal
' ~uno ~ :~ ll charter In exchange for a California mutual savings bank charter
9 b~~~" 112 -111. if t and with that, ctiange Its name to Pacific Savings Bank. lY Air& Tc 34 = ~ H-t The name and charter change have already been approved p ~~:, -~ i 1: 1 by the board of the Costa Mesa-based flnanclal lr\Stltutlon and Is l~ !xi wt 11. = 11• 111:11 subjet to approval by the bank's membership and regulators. 1s ffu,~11 ·~ -11 • Customers of the S&L's 29 branches throughout Southern 19 icr'°ov J 2 1711~ = ~ : , California won't notice the difference, S&L Chairman Joel Baker
1e P N 12'h -H"J 1 · promised.
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Rate
Shopp in
Checliour
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If you're shopping for high interest. look what
Huntington Savings has in store for you'.
Mini Jumbo Accounts
Set your own term; from 32 days to five years.
$50,000 minimum: Interest compounded daily.
Annual Yield Daily Rate
32-180 day term
Huntington Investment Fund
Earn high interest without committing
to a term. Mak.e unlimited withdrawals. $2,500
minimum balance:•
Annual Yield Daily Rate
To check into a high rate account. come see
Huntington Savings. Where we treat you-and
your money-with lots of interest.
All accounts insured up to $100,000 by the FSLIC.
Now you know why your neighbor banks at
CD HUNTINGTON
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Dream comes true
Sports foundation,
0nce threatened, ·
will open Tuesday
near the Los Aqgeles Airport.
But the spQnsorship had been a
very shaky one and finally the day
came when a beleagured Schroeder,
his white hair disshelved. chokingly
addressed the All-CIF selection board
in 1980, another part of the foun-
dation, and said: "Thia is it. we're
through."
RocE1
C11LSOI LOS ANGELES-A dream, at on~
time a nightmare for Bill Schroeder.
became reality Wednesday at an
unveiling to the Sputhem California
s of the First Interstate Bank
He ltad exhausted his avenues. and
frankly. it was a pretty sad sight.
After 44 years of dedication de-
veloping an inspiring and unique
entity. it was decided that everything
would be dispersed to various univer-
sities across the nation.
SPORTS COLUMNIST
thletic Foundation. and the Iona
~d ~ppear:s to have finally found a
oppmg point. •
There are no more travels for what
n when sports philanthropist
ul Helms got together with
hrocder to fonn the foundation ,
dicated to preserving Southern.
alifomia's sports history and re-
nizing outstanding athletes with
rious awards.
It bepn in 1936 at 9th and Spring
reets in Los Angeles and blossomed
to 1948 at Helms Hall on Venice
ulevard.
Helms died in 1957 but his family
intained sponsorship until finally.
1970, Helms Bakeries went under.
United SavinJS and Loan, later to
erge with Citizens Savings, spoo-
red it until 1980, with the museum
d library housed in bank facilities
There was simply no other way. A
magnificent collection was to be spht
in a hundred directions. Schroeder &
Co. were through.
· The demise was duly noted in the
press -sort of a last-ditch effort, so
everyone couldn't say they didn't
know. And, as luck would have it, the
right guy (Peter Ueberroth) got wind
of it, stepped forward, pulled out his
wallet aod said. in effect: "No way.
Jose."
"I felt I was'in the right position to
find the right persons to do it,"
Ueberroth explained at Wednesday's
festivities.
Ueberrotb and his wife Ginny used
their own money and, more import-
antly. his persuasion in the right spots
and today what began on 9th and
Spnng streets is a marvelous display
of our heritage.
It's located at 2141 West Adams
Blvd .. but this isn't a place to drop
into if you happen to be in the area.
it's a place to JO to. beginning
Tuesday. Admission is $2 and if
you've been keepinj up with the
news, that's a pretty ridiculous figure.
Until June I its open Tuesday
throuJh Friday. 10-4, and Saturday
mornings from 9-12. Current infor-
mation can be obtained by calling
(213) 614-299.S.
"This is the payoff of my ac-
tivities," said Ueberroth. "It's the
culmination of Bill Schroeder's
dream.
"I've visited about every sport.s
(Pleue ~ DllltAll/C3)
'
Arthur Aabe •tcna autotrapb for Sue
Crawford of Newport Beach Wedneaday
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nlarbt darina promotional atop at Nor-
da&om• ln SOuth Cout Piasa.
Biggest win of the season
'ii
That's what Cunningham say~
about 76ers· victoryoverLakers
exceptionally well. We are together as a ball club."
The 76ers came into the contest lim8ing. loscrs offive
of their last seven and 13 of their past 2 .
But forward Julius "Dr. J" Erving went to work and
made sure the skid didn't continue.
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Many coaches like to Erving scored 28 points, including nine in the last five
downplay the significance of individual games. minutes.
Not Billy Cunningham. "Doc gave an exceptional performance," sa«r
'ihe Phil~delphia i6t;rs' mentor couldn't hide his glee Cunningham. "He just keeps going and going. I put him
Wednesday m&J:lt after ~1s club held off the 1:-<>~ Angeles and Kareem (Abdul-Jabbar) in the same category. They
L.aJcers 11.g,.1 OS' in a National Basketball Assoc1at1on game are both phenomenal."
at the Forum. • The Laker~ led only once in the game at 54-53 with
.. "I thi~k this i~.the biggest ~in of the season f9r us," 1 :34 left in the 'first half. . -. ·
said Cunningham. It was that important. . "It was just a sreal_J!me "said Los A eles Coach Pat .., ~.-':atfor.t,"\bf'~.J,..h'id-..a.N~i 0~~~ c~~4Jtl'>'WS-.• _..~'·°111 ' ,' .
menilOneo it"''to tne··praye..S.'rtf .came ·tnie."We~'J)layoo'' hiSllly competfii~"teams. · '"""" .1 .
' ''We played well until the last three minutes. But we
Goose is loose
YUMA. Ariz. (AP) -After the first day of
spring training here, San Diego Padres pitcher Rich
"Goose" Gossage says he knew things were going to
be different from his six-year stay with the New York
Yankees simply because he heard laughter coming
from the coaches' office.
"I just stopped and it kind of caught me by
surprise." he said. "I said, 'Man. that sounds J.ood.'
That's the first time I'd heard it in quite a while."
Gossage -the 32.-year-old fire-balling
right-handed reliever signed by San Diego to
six-year, $9. 9 5-million free-qent contract during
the off-season -said he's glad to be out of the
Yankee pinstripes.
"It just seemed like when we won over there, we
didn't get the credit. When we lost. we got the blame.
It just seemed like you were working for nothing.
When you win and you don't have fun , my God,
somethina's wrona." he said.
have to give Philadelphia credit. especially their defense.
"I feel good about our guys. We played a good game.
We just couldn't control the ball when it counted. We've
been turning the ball over too much. It has been a habit of
ours oflate. lt seemed to meas if this was a bigger game for
them instead of us."
Moses Malone added 22 points for the 76crs, now
37-24. Maurice Cheeks had 18 and Anarew Toney 15 for
Philadelphia.
"I thought 1t was a good win for us," said Toney.
"We've been struggling and maybe now we'll get out of this
rut we're in."
Abdul-Jabbar led all scorers with 29 points. while
Michael Cooper had 20 points for the Lakers, including
four three-point baskets. Los Angeles falls to 40-21 on the
season. "I thOUJ.ht we were a lot looser (when we beat the
76ers) in Philly," said Abdul-Jabbar. "Back .lhere wc just
tried to do the best we could because of the Circumstances
against us. But tonight, we wanted to win bad and we
seemed a little tiaht. I thou&ht wc could have won this
game, but like I said we seemed a little too intense and
didn't make the plays that were to be made down the
stretch."
Formerly the Britt Boue. ballt In 1909.
the Pint lntentate Bank Athletic Poma-
datiOIC la located at 2141 Weet Adama In
-UCI outhit 114,
0 ISi but .... -=· ~ ~ 4-2 be11ll•I
over La Vwne. CS.
Lo9 Anaelee. &oathern Callfomla epo11a
b.latory aboanda In tbe mueam and U-
4>rary. It opene Tue.day.
Ashe' s new career
History of black athlete
is the subject of his book
ByCURTSEEDEN
OfhDelr""" .....
Arthur Ashe is looking forward to, of all things, this
year's Kentucky Derby, which may seem odd to thOSfWho
can only picture him with a tennis racket in hand.
In reality, Ashe is kept busy as a commentator for
ABC Sports. as a vice-president ofintemationaJ marketing
for a line of spOrts clothes as well as coach of the U.S. Davis
Cup team. .
But his No. I priority right now is a book he is writing
and that ties in with his interest in this year's Derby.
Ashe notes that the 1984 Kentucky Derby will mark
the IOOth anniversary of the first Derby victory by the 19th
century's greatest jockey. His name is Isaac Murphy and he
is black.
Ashe's book, you see, tackles the history of the Afro
American athlete. something no one else has every tried to
do.
"I teach a class on the black athlete at Aorida
Memorial College in Miami," notes Ashe, who was at
Nordstroms in Costa Mesa Wednesday making an
appearance for Le Coqsportif sports clothes. "lwas
looking for the one book on the history of the Afro
American athlete when I discovered there was no such
book." ~
Since that time. Ashe has been busy writing chapter
af\er chapler -~inning in much the same way Alex
Haley began with his bestseller, Roots.
"I'm only up to the 1900s and this is still a rough draft
but it's fascinating." Ashe says.
,..
Ashe has chosen to examm• the careen ofsucb creat
but less-known black athletes as:
•William H. Lewis. the first black All-American
football player. "Walter Camp named him to the first
All-American football team. He was a center-rush," Ashe
notes.
•George Poage, the first black Olympian who won
silver medals i.n the 400 meters and 400-metcr hurdles in
the 1904 Games in St. Louis.
•Marshall "Major" Taylor, considered the gratest
black athlete ever. Taylor was the world sprint cyclina
champion from 1898 through I 900.
Ashe is hoping to do a piece on ABC at this year's
Kentucky Derby because it marks the I OOth anniversary of
Isaac Murphy's first Derby victory. Murphy went on to
win two more Dcrbys during his riding can:cr.
"I think Howard (Coscll). (Jim) McKay and Chet
Forte will let me do it -I think." says Ashe.
Next year will mark the lOOth anniversary of the first
black professional baseball team -the Cuban Giants.
"They were a group of waiters at the Argyle Hotel in
Babylon. Long Island.'' Ashe says ..
Like Haky, Ashe's look at black sports begins in
Africa and chronicles spons played by slaves. He is aided
by a full-time ~arch assistant and two other helpers.
He still has time to direct his attentions to the Davis
Cup. however. which is set to resume the second week of
July against Argentina.
The U.S. team, which consists of Jimmy Connors.
John McEnroe, Jimmy Arias and Peter Aeming. is among
the eight surviving national teams in vying for the Davis
Cup. They breezed past host Romania a couple of weeks
ago . In the meantime, Ashe will continue to research for
his book.
Sailors
feel the ...,
squeeze
Villa Park High squeezed home the
winning run in the bottom of the
seventh inning Wednesday to nip
Newport Harbor, 1-0 in Loara Tour-
nament baseball action al Glover
' Field .
· Villa Park's v\ctory SJ'<)iled an
,,_ i.m~~Y$:Jlillf.bU~8'.DC.tfQIJTlanCC \!)' · l tb'tJffo~te t:WH~rmm-· ... )&n
Mahoney, who allowed just three h.it~
on the day. · ·
Unfortuinely for Mahoney, his
teammates could muster just rwo
hits. Mahoney struck out two and
walked three in suffering the defeat.
, Frank Roa cracked a fifth-innina
double but couldn't score. and the
Sailors' Jerry Piaskowski accounted
for the other hit. a fourth-innina
single.
In the Glendora Tournament.
Eisenhower High errupted for four
runs in the third inning en route to a
9-0 victor) over Newpon Christian.
The Conquerors could ma.nap: just
four hits and we'"' eliminated from
the tournament.
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llOM8 llalone trlee to make Illa way around the Laken'
Kareem Abdul-Jabbu Wedne9day n.ipt.
OCC'S' SteplJea•
.named All-SCC
ttiHers are comfortable when it comes to PCAA Tourney
Oranac Coast Colleae
sophomore guard Jeff Stephens
has been named to the ~th
Coast Conference basketball
team.
Stephens led the Pirates in
scorina with a 12.9 av~ and
aJso concluded the yar with 126
• ss i s ts. n 1 n t b ~ i_._ b cat
sin&)e«alOn total in OCC ~
tOf)'
INGLEWOOD -Two teams aoina in
>ppositc directions somehow come toeethcr
odai when UC Irvine and Lon, Bach State
c in the opcnin, round of the PCM
ctbell toumamcnt at the Forum. Tipoffia
t4e.m. UCI; which finished IC'COnd in the COD• n~l~on its final four pmes -includiaa ·umpm over ranked Nevada.Las Yeps and
IStateFuUenon-andtook llofiulast 14
mei, is the No. 2 teed in the tournament
Dave 8u11• 49tn, however, have lost five of
cir lut 1ix pmes. Still, they're just pleased
be playina UCI.
Had San J0tc State defeated Pacific in the
na1 rcsular-ttate>n pme, the 49ers would
ve found themtclves up apin1t UNLV.
tnste.d, the Run.nin' Rebels will &ct San
'
Jose State toniaht at 7. Fresno State and Cal
State Fullcnon blttle it out in the 9 o'clock
pmc. Utah State and New Mexico State
opened the tournament at 2 today. (Channel S6 will tclevitt the ua pme live).
Coecb Bill Mullipn'sAntcatcnarecomina
off one of their biaest Wttks in the tchool'•
history ~ a week-in which they shocked
UNLV 77-74 and topped Cal State F\lllenon,
72-69. •
The two wins pvc the Antcatcra a lO-O
recofd at Crawford Hall this teason.
Lut rear, Lona Beach State cnt~ the PCM Tournament and promptly shocked
Cal Sta~ Fune.non 61-59 and badaeml
UNLV before falliftl in the 111Cmiflnals 6 '·64.
• · The •9trs secm to ptay wen in the
J
post-season tournament. They've reached the
finals three times. winnina the championship
in 1977.
Lona Beach is p1ced by senior auatd Jocdy
Gardner who avcrqcs 16 poinLS per contest.
He needs just 12 po1nu to Plft 49er
All-American Leonard Oray for 1 lt'h place on
the school's all-time career 1COrint list.
UCl's Ben McDonald is now just three
points away from pusina Kevin M-.e and
movina into ICCOnd placie on the Antcatm'
all-time ICOrina list. McDonald. who has
stancd 11 l straiaht pma. lelds the seam with
a I S.3 averaac and has hit double fiaures in I l
straiaht pn\es.
Sophomore center Tod Murphy is averaa·
1n1 14.4 points perpme for UCI. Murphy wm
be up apmst 6-11 QC.ntcr Ivan Vt~kt 10
today'1 contest. VerbetU1 is averqina 10.9 ,
poinu and S.4 rebound Like Murphy, he's
JUSt a sophomore.
While UQ is the favonte 1n today's pmc, it
sbould be no~ the A.ntcatm bavc manaaed
to win only one time in ail tncs \n PCAA
Tournament play. ~ Anteaters and 49era
ha"e met once in the tournament with LOna •
Beach comina away with a ~ decision in
1980.
UCt i1 slowty tumina the tables on a Lona
Beach domination which dates beck to 1965.
Sutee that time.. \M 49crs own 1 17..S record
•inst the Antcat~ But UCI bas won the
lut three pmes,, includina a IQ0..14 vudkt
the lut umc the two \el.m meL
Teammates Brad Guess a.nid
John Berry rccewed honorable
mention, a dtd Golden West's
0.n Sibcraod Rieb M\&ITay.
Fullcnon's Sam Veal and Cef.
ritos' Andre Orter were named
co-players of the year.
Cerritos Coach hc:t:
Bosdanovicb. who led tbc
Falcons to the SCC cbml·
PIC)ft$hip ror the ICICOOd •trailltt
year. WIS IWDed COliCh of ik
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Southland
Athlete of Year
Ram runnina b k Enc Dickerson.' Ell
who lt-d the NFL an rushana last scawn in 11 •II t rookie yu1, was named Southern Cah-
fornaa A!Mctt of 1hc Year for 1983 by the
... rs1 lntt.fiautc Bank Athletic Foundation Wednesday
Ou:kcrson, who rushed for 1,808 yards on the
~ason. beat out ~ve1 al other candidat" for the honor.
1ncludina Dodier third baseman Pedro Guerrero, swim
)Cnsauon Tanany Cohen, Olympics-bound Grea
fo,tcr. former UC Irvine diver Gres Louganis and
• UCLA quanerback Ru~·k Neu-
hc1sel
Dickerson's lcaaue-lcadang
rushan& y~rdaae was the mo-.1
ever accumulated by a rookie an
the NFL. Hu. nanc 100-yard or
better ru~h1nuamc'> t1cd the: N Fl
record for rookies held by George
RQ1Cn oft he New Orleans Saant'I
"It was the another great year
for Sou1hcrn California athlete\.
and Enc Dickerson was truly the
Dlckereoo bc'>t of the btst," said WR. "8111"
~chrnedrr. managing d1re<.·tor of the Athle11 c foun-
d:111on ··He" truly a champion an the great irad1t1on of
this award "
Dickerson "a' <,elected as the NF-L Player of the
Year b~ the Spomns News and Spans l/lu51r:w:J
following h1~ rernrd-break1ng season.
l>Kk1:r')un·, move'i on the field paved the wa) fur
thv Rarm 10 ad~ancl· 10 the NFL playom whl'rc Jhl'Y
defeated th e Dalla\ Cowboys before falling to th'"
Wallhangton R("d\kans. He SCI four club rewrd&,
andud1ng yard'> ru\hang an a season. c:arnes in a season
(190). cam e\ in one game 134) and touchdowns an a
sea\un (20)
The No 2 ~lect1un 1n the I 910 draft. D1cker!lon
JOIO\ t""o other members of the Ram\ prcvaou~I)
honored h\ the A1hlct1c Foundation -Deacon Jone'
in I 96K and Merlin Olsen an 1972
Tulsa cuts •underclassman'
I l L \.\ -Hob Horn. who won a s
la"'lu11 la" "eek that paved the way for •II• foothall undcrdas\men 10 turn pro-
k'l\10nal. wa'i t ut Wednesday by· the
Oklahoma < )utlaw'> of the I Jnited State~ Football
League • , J ht• 25-,car-old rookie punter. who\<.' per-
tormamc an J 17-14 oven1me lo'' lo the Denver Gold
on Saturda) dt\appo1n1cd Outlaw\ c.:oachcs. was
wai~cd al()ng with three other pla)ers all the team
n:dutcd 11\ at 11 ~c H>\ll'r tu the lJSFL's 40-man limn.
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widow of Hall of Fame flrst baseman Lou
Gehna,d1edTuc'ldayni&ht. hewu 79and
had bttn 111 •Ince Auaust.
• I
Han hma n Pac·lO'atopcoach
WALNUT REEK -Marv m Kirshman. who 1u1dcd ht• W11hinaton
Humes basketball team into the Top 20
and to the top of the Pacific-to Confere""
1tand1np, haa been namM Pac-I 0 coach of the year.
John, Slaton aharp, but • • •
Oehna. whose record of 2, 130 consecutive 11me1
stall stands. died an 1941. Sance then, his wife had lived
here and frequently attended Yankee Stadium for Old
T1mcl'!I Day. She attended the 1983 Old Timers Game
an a whee le hoar and was introduced to the crowd. just as
she wo11 every year un such occasions.
Harshman, 66. haa coached the team to No. 13 an
the t.urrcm APT up 20 poll with 4 21-6 record-the first
ume the team has won 20 aames since 1976.
TUCSON -Pat I abler drove an four Ill runs and three Cleveland pitchers com·
baned on a three-hitter 8' the Indians
routed the Anacls 11 ·I an tho bueball
Mrs. Gehri& wrote an her autob101raphy, "My
Luke and I," that she never wanted to play the role of
profeuaonal widow to a celebrity.
A victory an the final aamc of the seaton at
W1uh1na1on St11c would auure the team of at least a tic
for the conference title -the Huskies' first since 1953.
Harshmlln. in hia 39th season as a head coach, haa
o record of 617-417 . makina him the seventh
winninacst coach in National Collc&iotc Athletic
Association D1v111on I history. His 13-ycar record at.
Washanaton as 22 1-135
cxh1b111on sca•on opener for both teams Wednesday.
Netil tleaton patched three hitless innanas for 1hc
victory and Geor&c Frazier pitched one-hit ball over the
lai.t three annana~. Staner Rack Sutcliffe allowed the
lone Angel run on Daryl Sconiers' RBI sinsJc in the first
"I had the best uf it," she said. "I would not ha ve
traded two minutes of my hfe with that man for 40 yea rs
with another."
V~tieran lcf\·hander Tommy John staned for the
Angels. to!\~ini three h1tlcu. scoreleu innings. and Jim
laton allowed one hat o"er 2 2-3 innings.
Walker geta $6 million more
DALLAS -Runnina back tiem·hcl Ell
Walker has 'i11ncd a four-J.car contra<·t •II•
extension wonh about $6 million with the
Hari-hman also won coach of the year honors In
1982
Coatly Array proves worth But the lndaam. touched Vicente Romo and frank
La( orte for 11 hat\ nnd 11 runs. New Jerwy Gcncrols of the Unitt'd States AR( ADIA -C'oslly Array fini!.hcd ·~ fa~t 10 wan the $69.800 La Habra Stake$ by John. who turn\ 41 an May. walked one and struck
out one I ) parnll) he induced sax Cleveland hitters to ground out ...
f-ootball Lcaauc. the Dallas Morning N~w~ reponed 1n
toda) 's ed111ons. one lcnath over Danzadar Wednesda)'
John. who worked during the off-season de, elop-
ing a \hdC'r hl· mil\ J 'ihon curve. said he ukd the ne""
p1tc:h 75 percent of the time
The newspaper ~uoted a source a~ sa) an& Generals
owner Donald J. Trump guarantees Walker the monc)
e'en 1f 1hc Oedglana league folds.
Walker's three-year. SS-mllhon contract. signed an
I IJlD after he had won the He1sman Trophy as a junior
at the lJn1\ler\1ty of Georgia. expires after the 1985
..CUllOn.
before a crowd of 23.180 at Santi Ana ta.
( o!>tl} Array. ridden by Jeffrey Fell and carryana
114 pound!>. covered the 61/1 furlongs OJI turf an I: 16 2-S
.rnd paid S 17 60. S9.40 and S6 The v<ctory an the r,llce
tor 3-ycar-old fillies wa~ wonh $42.800 "I could ha~e patched wath Just a fastball. 11 wu
mo' llli thul Wl'll ." John \aad "But I wanted lo .ce what
th<.' nt'"" pitch "ould do ·· Dan1adar. ridden b> Waller ~uerra and carrying
114 pound'I. finl\hcd a nose an front of I'm Really
Smok1n and returned $35.60andS19 20.
Thomas gets some revenge fhc General\ scheduled a news confercn<c for
today to "announce future plan~" for Walker. who
would be a high first-round choice next May an tht·
N:111onal Football League without the contrau ex-
tt·ns1un WLS I PALM BEAC H, Fla . -For· iii mt·r Dodgl·r Derrel Thomas stroked a
p1m h·h11. run-~orin~ ~angle w11h two out
1n 1he bo11om of the ninth inn ing to gave the Judge sides with NFL fans
Tele..Ulon, radio
TB.aVlllOM
2 p.m. -Cou.IQI 8AIKITaAU.: Ut8h
State vt. New MeJCICo State, ChMMt 58. Montreal faix>' a 2-1 exhibition baseball victory over
Los An&clc!. Wednesday.
Roy Juhnwn opened th e annang w11h a walk ofl
lo!.ang pitcher Pat Zachry and took wcond on Bobby
Ramo'>''lgroundout. Al\er Brad Mills popped out. Make
Stcnhouse was inten11onally walked. but Thoma-, then
l\AC RAMENTO -A judge has s
approved a class~act1on suit on behalf of •II•
1.4 million National Football League fans
• p.m. -COLLaQI 8MKIT8ALL; UC IMM
VI. long~ Stat•. Ch8nnll M.
'.l1nglcd up the middle.
The Dodgers had taken a 1-0
lead an the fifth on DaH!
Anderson's RBI single. which
scored German Rivera. who led
oil wath a double against Darren
Dilks The Expos taed at an their
halfof the annang when StC'nhou..c
doubled and scored on rookie
Argen1s Salazar's single
David Palmer staned fur the
for SIO m1ll1on or more an interest on
scai-on tickets not used dunng the 1982 NFL strike.
Superior C'oun Judge Lloyd Ph11l1ps ccnified the
da\•rnctaon O\ICr the objection of a lawyer for NFL club
owners. who said the suit would be unmanageable
because of the huge number of poten11al claims and
\mall amount of damage~ for each one.
8 p.m. -COLLI• MllCITUU.: UCLA V..
Artzona, Qhannel 5. 10 p.m. -Cou.IQI aAlklTMU.: Fr.no
State vt. Cat State Futterton. ChenMI M (~).
10 p.m. -HOCKIY: Kfngl va. Phtf~,
Channel 8 (defa~).
RADIO
4 p.m. -cou.a• aAaKIT9ALL: UC INtne
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•:30 p.m. -HOCKn: KJnge ¥9. ~
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Arl%ona, KMPC (710).
Tboma• bpo), his first major league
appearance since Aug. 13. 1982.
when hl' \utlcred Jn eJbow tnjury which required
~urisl·r~ lk ~1l'kkd 1wo hit!> and two walks an three
inning~
Attorney Mon Fnedman. who filed the suat an
Dcc:ember 1982 on behalf of a San Francisco 49er
i-ea!lon ticket-holder. estimated that each fan who held a
1982 seawn ticket would $Cl between $2 and $4 af the
~uat wai. '>uccessful. He saad that the total amount of
interc'>t covered by the class was between SI O mallaon
and $20 m1lhon.
Phallaps' action an cen1fy1ng the class means the
judge found that the 1nd1v1d ual ticket-holder <.·ould
fairly represent ticket-holders nationwide in a suit on
issues that are common to each claim.
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"FAST
RESULT"
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For 1(1 .... ull ..,,.n l<"t' (',Ill
642-56 78
hf 122
SOC, Westman tin showdown tonight
WHITTIER -The Southern ( alafornaa
College basketball team 1s one step awa} from
a berth an thl' NAIA National Tournamrnt an
Kan .. a~ C 11). hut it'll one bag step
Tonight (7 30) at Wh1t11er ( ollege. tht·
Vanguard'> go up against 28-2 Wc\lmonl in
th<.· NAIA D1\trn.1 Ill champ1on,h1p game
and for ~( ( (oath 8111 Rc>nol d'> at'<; hard 10
forgl'I about ""hat happened the fif\t 11me
these '"'O teams met.
"I thank the) !>Ct some kind of rnord for
mo\t lop\lded ..core ." Re ynold'> admitted.
rdernng to Wc!.tm ont'<, 121·7~ 1hra,hang of
lhl' Vnnguard'> "But that wa'> the fir\I league
K"me and thq v.t·re pla) 1ng cxtrl·mcl\ Wl·ll at
the 11me And. we weren't ready to pla) -
mcntall) and ph)'il<:all)'-"
Reynold'i d<lt:\n't cxreu 1ha1 IO hal'rx'n
agrun tonight. howevC'r.
SC< as an the champ1on!.h1p gaml· alter
\urpmang Baola 66-59 Tuesday night
"It wa'I 'cf) 1>atasf) 1ng for ever) bod) hut a
b11 surpmmg to some." noted Reynolds of the
'><ore It '>hould be notC'd 1ha1 B1ola as one of
two 1eann "h1ch have defeated Wl·stmont
1h1~ ~a'ion
We.,tmonl 1!> ranked founh an the nation an
the NA I .\and \hoots an 1mprC"l\l\C S7 percent
from the fl oor.
fhe Warrior\. as Reynold'> puts at. arc "an
N.\I \team with DI\ as1o n I player'>."
I orward Mark Sheard. a 6· 7 tran'ifer from
Punland ~1a1c. leads Westmont Sheard
a'erages 17 points a game He 's j01ned up
front br 6-9 Troy Knechtcl. who averages 12.5
poant'i and 10 rebounds. Guard M1kC' Moore.
an All-< If· performer out of Los Alamitos
l11gh. i~ a tranr.fer w11h two years playing
l'>.pcm:nte at San Jose.
';( C rnunters w11h a fi"e pla)ers an the
\tan1n& lineup who are averaging in double
figurelt. (,uard Andre Smith leads the Van-
guards with a 16.1 average. whale back court
mate Sherwin Durham out of Golden West
College. a'crage\ 13.4 points. Forward Dave
( or'i1 11; at I 3 9
rhe Vanguards. who won the NAIA
Oastract Ill Southern D1v1s1on. encer the same
wath u 22·8 rt•tord
"I n·all) thank we'll be loose an this game."
pred1clll Re ) nold!>. "We'll play hard and af we
lan pla y with a lot ofcmotaon and be selective
with our '>hots. we llhould make a aood
atcountan& of oursclvci;."
UCLA site
of6 NCAA
events
Volleyball powers converge
Former area standou ts lead rhe luwr\ uf Friday 's nlatdm. meet in a consolation
matth ()aturda) at 5:30 p.m. and the championship match USC, Pepperdin e tn t ourney bc1v.cen rraday·" winners w111 ao ror the championship at
LOS ANGELES (AP)-7·30
Lus Angeles wall be a world-Yard le)", a S<·n1or, " a pre-season All-American
wade ce nter of attention WE~TWOOO -With the help of~,eral former area <.and1da1c and ha'> helped the TroJans to a 2()..6 record th as
this '>um mer bccause'of the )t'ar high \<.·hool stJndCJUl'i, the USC volleyball team hopes to f l l"(' I I h Olympa<.· Games and a ball le'" "a> balk inio national prominence Saturda) and Rud) ), orak was :) s one \Ctter ast season int e
preview of sorts wall kac:k 'iunda) 31 tht· < ollcgiatc Volleyball (lassie at Pauk• I rojan,· 5-1 atta<k. Yoder says he has matured since last ofT 1n two weeks. Pa, 111011 ' \ea\on and al<10 become a better blocker.
UC LA. which will be lf 1'>olderbonher.Du•11 y1Hcgardcdas1hefineo;tsctter
decpl) involved 1n the tlo\I l C I \ II< 'anta Barbara and Pcpperdan r ner produtcd an the ll ~
Ol)mPll'>. ·~the \ltC of-an round oul the four-11.·am tournament -the fir'll of three rht• )llunger Yoder. jUSI a freshman. IS an outside
unereccdcntcd Silt major tug tolkg1all' luurnamcnl\ lhl'l year hllll'r '" l l\( ·, staning hn~up Has brother was a
NCAA event!. an a 11\C . rnat·hed by former San Clemente lliKh thr<.·c -llmc All-Amrracan at USC-and ali.o starred on the tw.~-m~nth period. volle) ball \lar Bob Yoder. 1Hom1ng ofT a poor '83 season 1977 n:H!onal c.hampionshap team .
We re talking about -.\C'\enih plau: in conlcrcn<.·e. But the Trojans figure to be .use ha11n t captured all of the former area talent. 19~ and fur u~. being at \trlingt·r 1ht\ \C3\0n 1hank1110 som<.· former area standout,, howe;·cr. . · . ~(LA and In L~s Angeles. induding Nl·wp<Jrt Har:~!~~. rad Rill Yardley and two I eppt·~d1ne ooam former ( .osta Mesa H1&h. stando~l
11.s.one ~~~-~1/ears _ } .. ''litl..&~,b.!uth~r~ g_f for:_~ ~~r;J.:i!~ :.-:::~IW9!~·-· Mark Ar~~ld .. a _!O~l~omo~~ middle b~~· .~~d .. ~~,L-» -.... ~II<•·, '-lr 4-~~~~f4,.~gur• ..... ~-,., · ~:ft•,LCh;~_,,.• :i e'' .. JT!";.,_.~ ~-• •' •';~~ r, uilatn K . ltonana. hrothl·r 0111111 \an Ckmentt· lliith A enter\ the tour!'amcnt wath a 2.,,0 record. • women's a1hkt1c director Pe1.l'J)t'rd1ne 1\ 11 -2 and ll( ·Santa Barbara as 23· 7. All four
at I JCLA . In add1t11111 . the r rojan\ hoa~t talented Jun14i1 l ltu . 1h1iu wrnpctl· in th<.·< altfornaa Intercollegiate Volleyball
Whai, Holland <.'alled "a nut ot I a ()u1nta I l1gh, at m1ddll' bh.x:ker ' L\\\ocaat1on fc~uval of sports" begins l i\C "\eedl'd third 1n the 1ournamen1 and will lute I 1tkc·ts for the tournament will be avaaloble at the
Mard1 23-25 when the No 1 \l'nl Pl'PJX'rdinl· a1 S lO fnda) night No I \Ceckd Paulq P:H 1lmn ho\ nffirc and arc pncedat $3 for students
..chool ho•m the N( AA I <I ·\ Jnd N11 4 \Cl'd I JC Santa Barham "'II ml·t·1 a1 7 10 and \fl for .1duh1,
men·\ We\tcrn Bai.ketball
Reswnal\
The NC AA women·.,
Final four of baske1hall
v.111 Ix· staged h<.'rt• March
~ 1-Apnl I Then come\ the
womc n ·., gym na'>l It\
champ1onc;h1p41 April 6-7
follo~cd by the men'\ gym·
na\lln champ1on~h1p,
April 12-14.
-no11g1:m,11:n-----,--------------~
Georgia struggles to victory
Bulldogs outlast SEC fo e ,
tangle with Ke ntuc ky tonigh t
"( icorg1a hai. a lot of fircp<>wt'r around the pen meter
aplll~I the /One. and we had to I O 10 the 70ne when WC IOl
into foul trouhle." Stllte Coach Bob Royd said. "This was a
factor ..
See ExhlbltJons by Members of the
Nissan-Sponso red U.S. Olympic Gymnastic Team.
Edison wins
in volleyball
Setter Dave WetTCI and
ou141idr hatter Kenny Basal
paced Edi.on tiaah to a
fi ve·aame vac:tory over vis·
1tan1 Newport Harbor
Wedne~da y naaht 1n
npn·lcaauc volleyb311 ac-
11on
From AP dl1pateltea
If the Gcoriia Bulldog.\ want to staae another miracle
run to the hnal four, they'll have to get started soon.
In the other SEC opener. Vanderbilt belted Mi11is-
'>lpp1 77·S7 behind Phil Cox's 14 points. Vanderbilt meets
Auburn today. whale Florida faces Tennnatt and
I ou1smna 'late takc1 on Alabama.
In other tournament action Wednesday, Colbrado1 which d1dn 'twin a reaular-season Bia EiaJlt &ame, upcndco
Iowa talc 6S·62, and Tom Alfaro hlr a 20.footjump shot
with three second• lef\ to hf\ Kanua Sate to a 41-39
dec"1<>0 over Nebraska.
You can't get tickets to the gymnastJc events
at the 1984 Games ..• So, Come lo your own
preview at the Auto Show.
w,.,1 I n 111\,u I 't I I fJ W pm S.tl . M.tr I 0 I 0 .tm I 0 W I""
<-,1111 M.u I I 1 l ~'''HI 8 00 pm
'>4 00 Adult Admi,,ion SI ()0 (hildff•n b 12. <Jndrr h f HI I
FREE Dttcount Coupon•. worth t,J .00 olf adult admf11lon,
ftllllable 8t participating Denn)''• Restaurant.I In Orlnge
County and turToc.mdlng areas, Conroy'• Florttta
throughout Or9nge. Lot ~. S.n Bernardino and ·
Rlvenlde Countla, •nd 1111 pertJdpatJng
Orwlje CountJ Auto Dealera.
L
The Characn came out
on top an the ~uaw con-
test. I S-10. S-IS. 1S-7. 7-IS.
I S-10.
"I don't thank etthcr
1cam played t1pcc1ally
well." ad(Tllllcd Ech'°n
( oach Rocky Caarclh after-
ward.
Ed110n 11 now 2· I on the
)'Ouna acason.
The mcn·1 volle)'blll
ch1mp1on1h1p1 are sc:bcd·
ulcd May 4-~ and the
women's tennis cham·
p1on1h1ps Ma y 12-20.
II 1he cvcrm will ht
uaaeJ 11 Pauley PaY1hon
Georgia ~truglt'd 10 subdue another set of
Southca\tcrn Conference Bulldoa" Wedncsdax night,
o"ercom•nJ a fi vc-po1nt deficit in the &Ccond half to beat
M11. 1s\ipp1 State S2·49 1n the opcnina round or the
rnnfcrcncc tournament 1n Nashville. Tenn. Nut up for
17· I I Ocora1a 11 third-ranked Kentucky toni.aht.
I.JUI year. the Bulldop uled 1hc1r $urprisana run to the
~[( tournament championship H a ,pnnaboard 10 the
anal Four. But their ,haky effort apintt 9· f 9 Missi111pp1
State made them look hke an evtn bagcr Iona.shot this
yea r
"rh1s was one of the poorcat aames we've played 1n
wh1chv.ewon."ta1dGeora1aCoachHua.hOurham" rate
deserve. credit for mak1nJ us play poorly."
Followina a sloppy flrat half, Durham laetU amo h.s
team 1n 1bc drc 1n1 room.
"We were tryina 10 ,ct them fired up," he uid."Wc
felt wt didn't play as well as we arc capable of P.la)'1na. But
we won the aame We had 11 wol'lt than that. •
Gcor11a hat 16 or 20 frtt throw• and . put awa)'
Miul ippa tatc betund rc~~c Hor1c:e McM1l11n and
O<>n1ld Hartt). who rcplK'id ineffective aar Vem
flcmina and Jame• Banks
The aame w11 filled wnh m1tt1kct b)' bOth team\ -
S1at( had 20 tumovcra and •hot only 47 pen.ens and Ocoraia had 11 turnovcn and "101 44 Pt'rttnt •
In the We tern Athletic Conference quancrfinal1, It
was W'yomina40, Colorado State 36and New Mexico over
Utah S6-4S WyomanJ plays No. 9 Teus-EI Pato. the
reaulaMca'°n champion, and New MclllCO aon ap1ntt
Brlaham Youna Friday niaht.
Basketball scores
MIDWHT 1111ii111,.n \), lo•• ..
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WISTS•N CONl'IUHCI
l'•cHlc OM.-
W L f'ct. Ga Lallfn 40 71 ·~ POtll•nO ,. H 603 ,
Seattle » 2f m • ""°"''~ )0 u 47• " Goioen Stat• ,, J) ... 11'" San DleOo n 40 m 11\.'i ~IOMtleft
Utel'I u 2' .W1
D•llH l4 2' ~ \l'J
KantH CltV 1t l l '" S''°' Oellv•' 1t n "4 61.'l
San Allt°"IO ,, ,. 4°' ' HOUllOll 74 le ll7 10
I ASTllU• COH,.ltlHCI
Atlantk DMMell ao1ton 47 u 7$1
Phll•o.tOlll• )7 ,. '°7 ,.,.,
Ntw Vori. ,, 2S "' 10 New Jertev )) 2' U7 14
WH lllllOI°" 77 )S 4.li 70 e.-11 ONt.-
Mllweult." ,. JS 603 Detroit l6 ,. Sil I ,
Atlanta )I " ~ , . ..,
Cl'llOOO u >7 ,., l)'J'j
Clevtleno n )9 ,., u
tndl•fl• " 4A 7tO 19' j
W"'-'4MY'1 k¥H
Pl'llteO.•Pl'I•• 1 ll. Lelltn 10~
Detroit 107 Allan•• fl 8o\IOll I 17 Utell 10. New JerMv 10., Mllweu~H 100
Oe11e1 I IS. Ctevetend lOJ
Pl\Otnl• 123, HOu$10tl I 10 !le11 Dlt OO 114, ln(llene 110
Tonltfll'I Geme1 i.te111t et We1nlngton
Chtugo et Kan'" Cltv
76en 113, Laun lOS
f'HILADILf'HIA -Erving 21, l1v1ronl
I, Melone 11. ChHIU II, Tont v IS, Wltllem1 3. ft lcnero1on I, Jont1 10, C JOM•Oll I
Total1 47·M lt·30 113
LOS ANGILIS -ft1mo11 2, WllkH 10.
At><lul J11>0.r 19. E JollntOll 11, Scott 1'.
Wottr\V IS Cooper 10, M(c;" 0, Na11r 2.
McAOOO 0 Total\ U ·N 13·" IOS
Scwe bv OUantn
l'tlkdel.CIMe 21 2t v ,,_ 111
Let1"~ 11 )4 36 D-lOS
Tr"" POllll 1><>111-C-r 4 FouMd
ou1-e JoMIOll 1ttooun<11-f>hllaoe111111a
).4 (Malollt 111. LOI ·~ ).4 (Wortnv 10)
AUli11-PflllaO.ll>l\la ,. (Ervine f ), LOI
Anoete1 24 IE JO!'llUOfl 111 Total
1ou11-Pn1la0tlPP'll• " LOI AnQttel 30
Tec11ntc111-Pl'l11eoeton11 llle91t CleftnM. 2
A-11.SOS
HtA an.no.Me
Homt oame\ Olav.a. IOl•l •lltnO•nu
eno everaoe 111enoence for ,,.,e 13 Nat1~1
ltlktlball Auocl11ion 1u m1. ttirouo'1
t•me• of Sunoev Maren 4
TMm O•tMt T .... Av ..
Allen•• 37 22U60 7.09l
• 8otton JO 443,067 14,76'
ClllCIGO 37 1l0,4S4 6,S77
Cltvt11no JO 161,169 S,396
OallH 31 417,613 ll,79•
Denver I JI 3)4,91 1 10,904
Detroit 31 .U,135 "'°'' Go•den Slate 37 2•1.f 14 •. 111
Hou1ton J7 JU,413 11,0.W
lll(ll1n• 32 314,543 9,13()
Ken•u City 32 1'3.2 .. e.221
Lallfn ,, 4)2,911 14.m MllweukH 27 7 ... l 5' 9,'39
Ntw Jerltv )0 35'.111 11 ,937
New York ,, 356,fll 17,309
Phllaoetonl1 ,. 407,403 14,371
Pfloenl1 30 317.109 10,7S7
Porlleno )7 40S.Jl2 12,666
Sen Antonio lO 111,151 9,77S
!Ian Dteoo ,. , ... ,9JS S,891
v·Stettlt 37 JSl.423 11,0.W
1·UllP'I JI 29t,637 t,569
Wt\nlnglon 11 22•.03J l ,073
Lu~ ... '·*'°" 10.444
Tnt evtreoe -allenoencH of '"' 13 Ne!lone 8 e•ke11>eN AuoclatiOn IH m1.
1nrouoP'I gal'l\t\ of !lunoev Ma ren •. 'om·
oared IO ll'flr everaQt\ for '"' ltllle numoer ot l>Omt oemt\ IH I 111wn
THnl 1MJ.M IMJ·U Gllall9e
All1n11 1 093 7,1>51 uo lS
1 BO\ Ion " 1'9 IS, 110 011 34 I CP'ltcago 6.S11 1 Sii• On 1.01'
Cttveteno U 96 4.104 u11 1.m
Dalla\ ll.1'• 17.ISl uP 1,"41
Ot nvtr 10,804 11 . .o? On 1"
Detroit l•,06• ll,753 uo 116
GotoenStelt 1.117 l,U I On 6S9
Hou\IOn II .O« 1.1H UP 3,J"
lnOl•n• 9,tlO 4,731 UP S,099
Ken111 Cllv t .?27 l,477 dll 7SO
Lakin 14,921 IS.494 On S16
MJ11o11ul'.H 9,939 10,253 On 314
New Jerttv 11. 937 12,•77 on 735
New Vork 17.JOI 9,171 uo 7,..,7
PP'llledt lonle 14,37' IS,230 dn 15'
F'h<>tnl• t0.7S7 ll.2tt On S)I
Porlleno 17,666 12.666 tveri
San A11ton10 9,775 9,714 On '39
Sen Diego S ... I •.tOe uP tt3 v·Steltte 11,044 14,))7 On J.2•
r·UleP'I 9,569 1,S7S uo 9'4
We1nlnoton 1.013 1.156 on 613
L .. tue 10.444 10, 1'5 uo Vf
, 8o••on n" Olav.a ) g1me• In Heriford
¥·St1t1te ,., .. oteveo 2 oemt\ 111 h com1
I U11n na1 otaveo 1 game\ In LH VevH
COL.L.EGE
Conference T eumaments
Allenfk CMU CeMwelKe (AtGr...,W.t, N.C.)
l'rldev'1 l'lnl R_,_ Geme1
Nor IP'I C 1rotlne ~I CltmM>n
Oukt "' Geo<ula TteP'I
MarvlanO "' NortP'I Cerotln1 St W1ke F oral! v1 \ltrgtnl•
A .. nfk 10
I At Mer .. ntewn, W. \la. I
TMl!v't Ove~t
St 8on1venture v1 St Jo11e>11'1
Ouaut1ne •I Otorge W11lllngtoo
Wof Vlrolnle v1 ltutgtr1
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wvomtno .a ToH·EI l'•tO
New MealCO vt l flOf\tl'll VO\lftO
NCAA tournatMnt per1k:lpenb
A lhl cl ttam1 111at have "'~ w tn1
1n '"' lfU NCAA bHllelbeM tournament Metro A 11anr1< A 11\ltttc Cot1lennc1
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North Ctrottne A&. T
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ALL•STA•S -M 9. O'Hern '" Gooottlt 7, 8J1no11 4, GrH n 14, Sloer to, Murrtv a.
ktllv 10, Gutn 9 S110,.,.,,1 10. 8err\I 2
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S!>elr\ 10, Vtzt>•• 4, Lutke 6. 0111 14,
FH1oeretd 11. Helll\Ofl II. Chtltltn 6, H•ll 7,
Guv a. Colemen 4 Zotti• 48 19·77 llS Htlftlmt C1rrt101, S. ..
T 0111 fou11 All· $lat1 26, Cerrllo1 Tl
...s~"' Coaat Conference
f'\evw, ~ HI. Yr.
K Green, Compton 6 7 Fr
P O'Htrn, Cvortu. S· 11 So
A Maru1lch, CYortn 6·4 So
8 Hennon, Cerr1to1 1·1 So
Z M Mt SAC 6•6 So
It 0111. Cerrito• 6·4 So
It TllomH , Stnll Ana 6·7 So
It LUCH , F"ulltrton •. , So
M Kt llv. $enl1 Ane 6·7 So
J Slft>htn\, OCC 6 1 So
H-•blt~ L 81\llOO, Comoton •· 4 So e Gueu . occ 6·1 So
J YezO.I(, Cerrllo1 6·2 Fr
0 Slt>er, G~n Wttl 6·0 So
It Murr1v, Gol<ltn Wtlt 6·4 So
It GOOOMll, CvPrtU, 6 l So
G CPltw, Comoton 6 4 Fr
J 8trrv, OCC 6· l So
M Lono. Fllertn 6·6 Fr
Co·oteveo Of ,,.,. VH r Anort GrHr
1Cerrllo1). $el'll VH I (Fullerton!
Coach of tl'lt Vt1r JK k aoooenovlcP'I
(Ct rrll0t)
HIGH SCHOOL
State R ... OMll
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W~v'IK
Lono e .. ch Potv ov• Nortll lttvertlOe 79, Powav 60
Footl'll"· 81ker1fleto 60, ltettoa S7
Crtn1n1w. LO\ Anotlt1 ove
Tllur\On $emltlN ll •• 1 •rid • 30.
S11urdav Fln11\ 11 I JO om
DMt*\ II C'rldevl
7-0CH nt lcM 174· 11 V\ LA Lu'"'"" 1?3·11
a JO-Workmen 12S 31 "' Wl\P'llnoton Union, F rt1no 126 3 t
!latu•dev Fine!\ el S om
DM\l«I Ill ll'rldevl Armv·Navv Ac:tatmv I II 21 Ova
9 l~Av1ne1 122·71 v1 Pew.def\t Potv 12J·SJ 11 G1P'lr Hlg'1
!lalutOh F1n1l1 11 1 4S P Ill
OIRU
DM1lelt I
WtOftndev's k11'11
even• <71 01 ove
Felflu S2. S1n11na. !>ant" 49
Wo t 8a1<erlflefd ~. Fon1ena 4S
Loe••. LOI AnQtltl (11 I) Ove
TnuflO•v ~mlllnals 11 S lS 1nO J JO
om , !laturoa v Fln111 11 6 4S Pm
DIVltltfl II (frldey I
l »-1nolo (77·2) "' Sen Joequln Mam·
oriel, Frt1no C76·S> 5 lS-Polnl Lome (26·0) VI St JOMPll
t1S I>
S.turo1v Flnel1 11 J IS 11,.,,
Dtvt11tn Ill (FrlOtvl
MarlCOOI <73·0) bv• 6 30--HOllVll .. ( 19·4) Y\ WOOOll kt (JS·))
et Genr HluP'I
Seturoav Final• 11 11oor1
NOTE All games 11 LA SOOfll Artne
oceot Dlvl1lon Ill "mlllnal\
COfNt'\UNITY COLLEGE WOMEN
Golden WHt It, Orange Coest 15
(*'II CNll Cenfwenul
OttANGI COAST -AnotrM>n 7, ltlvtrt
l6. Glntb\.lro n . Huftcl'lmlot 3. Menooze •.
Gel'\tffft 17. Ken .. , 10, 8urrl1 f. Krulllla O 101111 JS 1s-n es
GOLDIN w•n -Pl1t1001 •• Jonn.on
IS. ft1met1t..tf'I 77. 8oOon 17. Lembert 20,
Eallln 2. Love I, Fou um 1 Total1 JS lt·lf ..
Ht llllrnt GotOtn Wt1I 38· JS ltevu·
latlon 11·n
Tolll fout1 OranQe COH I 37. Gotoen
WHI ,, FoultO Ollt ltameet1er1 <GWCI.
E1ftln IGWCI. Lo"a CC.WC), Kru1>111
IOCCI. Glntl>urg (OCCI. MendOza COCCI.
Kentat COCC.I
• MaUtcflUHll 'II TtmPte
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Taclav'• Ov1r1erflnlll1
Connt<ll(lll "' ~yr"vH Plll\b\JrgP'I v1 Vlllenov•
CifOfllttown "' Providence 801ton Cot1e11• "I St JOM'•
• Bit llttll ,.,,...,., StmlllMll
I At ICtnatt Cttvl
0-l•noma "' Coloreoo K1n11\ v1 Ken1e1 St
ate Slrv
I' l'l4a Y' 6 ltl'nlflMll Montena v1 Moflta11e St
Wt t>tr SI "' Nh•eOa Reno
ICACMelf•
(•I f'~MPMt. N.Y I
TtclaW'I l'lnt Reund Gemn
Wagner "' ROOtrl Monh F elrttlgll DlcklnM>n "" Siena
Lono tt1e110 U v1 St Frenclt, NY
Merill v1 l.ovote. Mo
ICAC Ntr91Alantk CllMr-• , ........ ~.
8011ot1 U •• Cenl1tu1 Maine et Nortlle11tern
ICAC s.vttl (AtHarrt....,,e, Va.I
T......,.t '"'' It~ OatMt J1mt• Madlton VI Gtorot Mt.on
I Ht Caroltn• Yt Wllltam a. Marv
lattC..•tC.....,tftCit
(At T..,Mll,W.)
Tedlv'• OU.,._..,
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Ortlllll v• Ott•ware
Towt0n St. vt e uckM!l
L•ft'l'tllt vs Hohlr•
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TMtv'• '"'' •MIM Gemet 1.oultvllle "' Cln<CMell Vlfalillt Tttll YI Tui-
Mernolllt St "' I Mlsllulw t ,IOftcSI SI vt aC>Utll CttOltnt
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2 t m -Vit ti It vt Htw Mtlltco II
•• m -UC lrYlnt V\ Lene ~ I t
7 t m -NevltN Le• \I'"' vii llNt
JOM SI f t I'll -, rftl!O SI YI Cel 11111
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T•Y'•''"' • ._. ...... Ofet R~U vt OklallOtM City
l\illw Y• I Vlflt•lle
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WIOIUt II at TUI\•
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Brown 9, Wt1t 17, Mc:Levle I), Cronin 7.
Mafl S Tolel• 2S 17· lf 67 ' SADDLllACK -Gena 4, E111v 19,
Jon11 17, l.lml>f'ook S. Lenoue II , Hl11t1 6
Total1. ll 1 a 69
H1Jlllme l?·J2
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WOii, ,.,, •·O. Tl aral\dt <L8 ) '°''· , .•. , .•. >·•. w°", 6·0 DeWeet
ferrv·W•ll•ct (L8 ) toll to
ledltv ·Otnt, 4 •· ' 7, del Dernoman·eerelund, 6·J, •· l, Te lrandl·MAIOfl'• (Lil •0411, ,.,, l ·•. Wotl,
7•J, M
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PrOV<I Duke (ltlnc.evl 420 UO
\leltntlna L-tSJbllel • 20
AIMI r11eed •v. 1tr1nce •oo we, ,,1o :v
l'urc:llaM, Nt11I -.no, Rtdlld, Jtf Man• auver, MIOllt MNMr, ll'vremlO Zoth
Time 1 10 4/t.
HCOND •AC8. 1 111• '""" Settv ltrlnct 1$11>llltl t.00 UO UO
lrnooroftheul!lvtf'M (Gerctel uo ~ 00 ltun ,,.,. G•IH V IP!nav) ,.
AIMI rKed. Lavononttnt. MeKal'.00.
Ttlbat Kl~. l.awvlll'• CllOlct . '11owcrffll.
TurllO, Ceotaln Gii. Ml>HHI', Mtt.IUtll
Time 1.44 2/S
n DAIL y DOU•L.• U·•> oeld 1n '°
TH•D ••Cl. One mllt
f hellerd'1 Walen ISl\Mtlrl U 70 7 70 4 00
Crime F'" IH•WllYI UO u o NO\IOt 11.lolltm) J ~
AJMI '.C:t0 Count ll'lt Houle, C"-"O,
Do<tor 'oote, •-H, TrOlall H0'1w , lfltn ,..,,,., Tov, Parleolano
Tlrnt IJt
1110\MTH RAGI. 6 furlOll(l1
Premlertl\111 (Me1•> J 40 Sen(! t lld S.a l\lalt<\1uet11
Sane! Olt0t' ll'lncevl AIM> rec.a Rom•n ru lm
\tat>tlz.a
Tlmt 10t 21S
•S IXACTA (3 II 0110 117 00
l'll'TH •ACI. Ont mile
220 2 10
2 40 2 10
uo
lltrlff.
Maoem Fort>t• (Garc111 > tO 7 60 2 10
AOllaleO l •Ov IV1tenzut l1) 6 00 7 '° It.In on Mv Peredt IPlncavl 210
Alto'"'° Plnlt. Sallr, Wind ot France.
Svt11nldt , Olgnlle
Time 136
U IXACTA 17·3) 11110 wt SO
SIXTH •Ac•. 6 lurtono\ Her Rov11tv ( f orol 1.00 4 00 3.40
Petrlcta Jame1 (V1 .. niue1e1 4 40 3.40 Sonore Court (Hewttv I 310
AIM> rtCtd ltlQutH, Commtndrt1t, Lovetv Frtend•lllo, P•ulng 1na Htlm, Mv
Merv M
Time I 10 2tS
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8uene Ft <Toro) J 60 2 80
Petch Petet'! Paten IPlnc.evl • 80 AIM> rtG.O Note 81rO, Uotlttlno. Grev Suten, Perky'\ F.ncv, Weooln9 Flower
Time I 16 4/ S
'5 •XACTA (8·11 oe~ M6 SO
llGHTH ltACI. 6''°' turlon9\ C0tllv Arrey IFlill 1160 t 40 6,00
Oenzeoer (Gyerral 35 60 If 20
I'm ltH"V Stnol<tn• ILll>heml 13 '°
Tlrnt I 16 215
u ll'ICK SIX 14·)·1-3-l·l l P•IO u .ns.AO
wltP'I 17 winning llCkal• l1lx hor111) U Piek
Sl11 cot1M>lallon oelO l 1M 40 wlln Sn win
nlno llckeh (five horM•I
NINTH RACI. I II 16 mlltt
Cosumet IGutrrt) '40 • 00 3 00 P1ttn (Meza) 1.00 S.20
Ct rro Pinto IC••l111tclal SM>
Time: 144 3/S
•S IXACTA (S·4) Paid 1107 jO
Allendence 23, llO
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EXHIBITION IASBBALL
Indians II, Anetft 1
IAI Tuc11111l
kll't bY "'"'"-Calllornla 100 000 OOC>-I 3 O
C 1tvt11nd 000 760 JOx-11 12 I
JoM, ftomo 141 Steton IS), l.1Corte ltl
eno Nerron Mitter (ti, Sutcllffe HtllOll
ro Frazier 111 encl Wiiton. Alla11\0ll ISi
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Monlftll 000 000 101-2 I 0
Pena. Hooton 10 . Nleoen~ 111
Z.cP'lrv Ill i nd XIOICle, Pt lmtr, Olll•t 14>.
Gr11>enlP'lln It). Reeroon Ill 1nd Certer.
ll•mo• IS) W-lleerCIOn L-Zecnrv OtMr Koru
Hou11on f . Cincinnati l
PllllburgP'I 4, NY Malt )
1Cenu1 City I, Pnllaoe1P11la O
NY Yenkttl I, Alltnle 0 Mlnnewl• 1, Toronto 0
Chlc:aoo Wnltt So11 t . Oe1ro11 J
B•llfmore 2. Tue1 I 801ton 10, it LOUii 7
Sen Oleoo t, Sa n Frenct1co 1
01k11no Cu l 1. Chlcego Cut>1 S Stellle 9. MJIWIUkM (U ) ] Mllw1ukff (11) 6, Oekt1no (U ) I
TNllY'•G-Anellt v1 Mllweull" •• Sun Cltv, Ariz. THH YI l)edflln) •• Vero 8HCll
$1 LOUii v1 Cincinnati 11 Tamoa
Mtnnewta "' Hou1ton 11 Cocoe TorOlllO YI Pl'lil•Clel1>til1 al Clterwettr
Pl11t0uroP'I ..... Rollln1 COllllM ,, RO!llnt
NY Melt ... Cnl<.too (A) at ~"'°'' Detroit v1 8011on et Winter H1ven
8ettlmore "' K•MH Cll\I 1t Fl M\ltrl ~.II .. "' Sen F,anclKO ., SCOllMl•lt,
Ariz
Clllcago (NI "' Cltv ... no et Tucton
Si n Oleoo "' 0.kltnd 11 Pllotnlx MonlrN I (Ill v1 Allellll 11 Wttl P1lrll
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IXHlalTION
Sun Mar 11 -HOU\lon, IO·?S • m., Sun Mer II -Atlenta, 10.7S e m .. Tue. Mar 70
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APr 17 -Hou1ton. S.30 II M ; Fri .a.or 27 •
-San Diego, 1 P m . Set Aor 21 -Sen
Olew, 1 p m , Sun Apr 2' -S.n Olte>O, I
o m • Mon .a.or 30 -Sen Fr1nclKo. 1 30
pm Tue ~v I -San Frtnclteo, 7;JO o.m ,
Sun Mav 6 -Plrt•OuroP'I, 10-.30 • m , Mon
Mev 1 -\I LOUii, S 30 P Ill : Tut ~v I -
$1 Lou11. SJO om , Tue Mav n -
P111110.1ont1. • 30 om. w.o ,.,,.\I 13 -
Pnll•dt111t1t1, 4 30 o m . Tllu Mev 2• -
PP'llle0tt0fll1, 4 30 o m • Sun Mav 27 -New
Yori\, 10 30 a m . Mall Mav 7t -Monlrtel,
•lO om Tflu J\.11\t 14 -HOU\IOll, S lO Pm , Fri
June IS -Mou11on S )0 o I'll., S.t June t6
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om , Tllu June 71 -c1nc1nnet1. 4~ o m .
~un Ju"ll 24 -At1e11te, 11 OS • m
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-F't111ouro11. 4 lO om. Wl<I Juty 11 -
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Golden West's
Ewart misses
pert ecto bid ~
•~o RBI and Adncnnn.r Muon, ~ho ,. ...
w ent 2 for 2 vr·hh a.n RBI. : University's Fu
tosses one-htttef;
Edison breezes
A fourth-1nn1n1 erro r wu the only
thin.a separatina Golde n W est Cor.
legc s Cindy Ewart fro m a perfect
game W ednc$day afternoon .
But the R ustler pnch er iettled for a
no-hitter 1n Golden We~1·s 9-0 ro m p
over v1s 1t1n& Long Beach C aty ( ollea,e
1n wom e n 's '>oflball acuon
And on the high school front,
U n1,cr~1t) High'~ M am F u hurled a
o ne·h1t1er 1n a 2-1 trium ph o ver
M 1ss1on VieJO while Ed 1wn blanked
host S t P a ul 5.0
A t Gold e n W c!>I. £:.wa rt im proved
ht'r m :ord to S-0 a nd the R U\tlcrs
made in 11 out o f I 3.1:.wart '>truck ou1
)I~ an d didn't allow a w a lk
fhe Ru~tler o ffen se wa<> provid ed
b~ Lynn Ahtcn w ho wen1 2 for 2 wi1h
A two-outerrorm lhefourth innina .;
prevented Ewan from p i.ckina up • .. :
perfCCl pme. ·
At Minion V1eJO, U nivenatyt Fu •
a llo w ed a 5tnale Wllh two out 1n the
bonom o f the 1evmlh 1nnina tO tee •.
her no-h it bid 10 out the w.ndOw. She :
struck o u1 the finaJ ti.ttCT to settle for ·•
a one·h 1n er. ·
F u had helped henelf 1n the thjrd •,
1nn1na w ith a two-run ho~. •
The victo ry improved the Tro,an1' ·,
re,ord to 2.0.
At t Paul H1ah. Ed110n scored ::
four run~ 1n the first two inn1np and .!
then co aste d to a victory tn "
n on-league acu o n.
J uhe Carpenter went the di5~.
s 1nkinJ out nine. She aJso added a
pair ofh 1ts ai. did Manha Noffsinaer.
Kon G endro n hat a solo home run
in th e top o f the seven1b for the
C hari(:rs and Kelli W inkler added an
RBI d o uble . •
l:.d1son ts n ow 3-1 on the s.e&IOn. .. ....................................................... '
Rustler women
stun Coast in ·QT
' .. • ~ .. . .· ..
Jennifer Johnwn a nd T ami Plat·
foot con verted clutch free throw\ in
1h e fin a l minute Wed ne~ay ntght to
lead host Golde n W est to an upset
ovcntmc 89-85 vict ory over dtstn ct
n val O ra nge Coast.
Ea(hcr. Johnson's baske t 1n 1hc
DREAM • • • From Cl
m useum in the world," conunued
Ucbcrro th. "and I can te ll rou, this
o ne is lhc best in the w o rld.'
A lo t o f people were there Wednes-
day for the big day . including many
forme r Sou1hc rn C alifornia Athle tes
o f 1hc Year - s uc h a s Jac k Kramer.
M e l Pa tto n . Sam Hanks, Pat
M cCormick. John Naber. Carlos
Palo mino . G lenn O av1s a nd Mike
Ciarrett. Ram!I Coach John R o binson
accepted En c 1>1c ker\On "• ho no r fo r
him a'i 1he 1981 rcc1p1ent
1 he world \Ccm s to have go ne
c ra1} 1n rclcn1 ~car!'> about bc1ni ··N o
I .. a nd thue an: '>O many w1nncr'i
hen:. you u111'1 k eep up w11h th em
R ccogn111ng tnd1v1dual!I who h a p-
pen to be w11h 1n 1hc scope o f
C'l>rpor.lllo n!I 1sn·t always :.s o ptn a s 1t
'>hould be. Bui on 1h1s occa~1on . Joh n r King. the prc~1dcn1 and c h ief
operating o fliccr o f F irst ln1c m a 1c
Bank o f'Cah forn1a . d e!'>Cnc' 11 for h1~
suppon of this ende a vor
The m em orabilia a l thl'. mu~um
ranges from Jim Thorpe lo Ba~
R u 1h. from UCLA bas ke tball
dynasties to boxtni champion James
Je ffrie). from the Dodger'> to lhe
Junio r Ro~ Bowl. from T y Cobb to
lhl' rckno wne d H e lmi. W o rld Tro phy .
Sch roeder a nd hts a<1soc1a tes,
Bra ven •· n udd >" D )•c r a nd Pa l Don ·
ncll), h:.tH' counlle\\ well-wishe r'>
from the sponing community over
thl· years
Uebcrro1h. the Lo'> .\ngclt'!'> O lym·
PK Organ w ng Commtttcc prc~1denl
and '>OOn 10 ta ke over a .. major league
b a !>Cball's comm1s'11oner. '''>Ure to be
subject o f c nt1c1sm -w tthin the
scope of the OI~ mp1c C...amc!'> and t h e
game of oo~h:ill. where every de-
c 1s1on 1'> go1ni to ruh fcathcn.
rl·gard k '>)
fina l seconds sent the pme into
ovcnim c
So ph omore c enter Janet .
R a mac ke"' led G olden West with 27
points as t he Rus1lers o pened South
Coast Conference play with a victo ry.
M eanwhile . the lou was the first of
the sea~n ap1nst sill defeats for
Coach D ick Ryan's Pirates.
The two teams combined for 61
fouls and before the niaht was o ver,
seven players had fouled out.
Johnson·s 8-foot shot with three
seconds left got the Rustlers even at
77.
L~ncttc Lamben added 20 points
for Golden West. which improved its
overall reco rd to 6-3.
O ranJC Coast aot 22 points from
Lisa 01Mbura.
Saddleback It, Grot1moat It
The Gaucho~ o pened Pacific Coast
C o n fercnce p lay w ith a victory on
I he ir own coun.
Heathe r Estey, out o f Coro na del
M ar H igh. led the G auc he>i with 19
point\ wh ile: Kim Lanoue added 18
and Lisa Jones chipped m 17.
The C...aucho' are now 4-2 overall
UCibatters
La Verne, 4-2
F onuna1e ly for UC Irvine·~
baseball team. n 's n o t ho w many hits
you ge t in a game. it's ho w many runs.
and W e dnesday the Anteate rs
p arlayed ju~l thrce hits into four runs.
whic h was twice better than v1s1ting
La Verne C'o llep:, whic h wasted /J
JI I TS en ro utt' to a 4-2
non -conference Ion.
The v1ctory a ivcs the Antcatcl"'i a
Y-12 ov~rall<re<:ord.
Ed Deese, a n gh t-handcd junio r,
struc k oul JUSI o ne and walked two
"'h1le 'iurrcn dcnng I I htts through six
1nn1n~ to gel the victory
T h(' Anteatc~ ~orcd tw1ce in the
firsl 1n n 1n& when l:.d Clark walked
and e"entuall> scored o n a wtld pitc h
.\dam (1ing later "ogled and scored
on a 'l)Cnfice Oy .
Kl'CP that thought in m ind a' )OU
pcru\C t h roufh the two ston e' of
C°'"9 vohvt>al hcauty at 214 Adami.. 1n add1t1o n to
COACHU' f'OLL the mcttculOU\ ground s.
M1kc~ugarK"ored onan RBI s ingle
h' Don D:n 1\ 1n the third 1nn1ng for
th~· .... 1nn1ng m3rgin. a nd Pau l Ham-
mond 1r1pkd 1n B rad)' A nden.<>n in
the tourlh 1nn1ng.
1 u<;LA 121·01. 320 o••. t Pepoero111t. .Wi1ho u1 h is he lp -well. 1f you
'' 21. *· l usc f70·6J, 240 • Si n o1"'° -t~l'm a. fan . .)ou 'rc right J llJ\ \b)l: .• 2'~, UC ~1nra &~rt.ere f' r _ , . -~,., 4..~ ii.'.\fw"'"'•M.1o.. ~· r~ )). "°". _j' --> • ~ ~,..,.r • ·• ·"'·· ... ~
I l( I return!> to action l·nda y.
ho\ltn~ f qaQl)i'Ul Jlt 2:J0 . .,.~r ,tr.,~,1-r.. ': ,,_;ffr . I It 1), ISO, I George Meton I t• lJ. 90, -f
01111 Stele ( 11 l l. 84 10 Long Bt1cP'I Slate
() 0 "'
Vollevball
HIGH SCHOOL
E<111on Ott Nt woorl ~41tt)Qr IS 10
\ t S I\ 1 1 t S, I~ 10
WedneMSav'• tr•n~c"on•
aAHaALL
Amll'k.an LH811t
MINN ~TA TWINS-\IQl'.0 Ml't
5.mlthlOll, otlcl'ler to • one veer con1rac1
NelleNI LM~ HOUSTON ASTltOS-Slt nt<I JoH (ru1
outllelOtr. 10 • IP'lr" vH r •• lfll\IOn ot P'll1
'°"'"'' l'OOTIALL
Natttntl """" LffelM NEW ENGLAND .. ATltlOH-~ltMCI
Jutlu1 Adt m•. Otletttlvt llntmtn 10 •
two veer contr"I
U111tM '"'" 111..-.. LM9Ut OAKL.ANO IN\IADl1t~lllrt4 aev
M1lav1tl, offtnttvt "flt 'OICll N1med Chuck Hutc:ltlton, otttntlvt One co.cl'I
()t(l.AHOMA OUTl.AWS-<ut too
e or11 punt.,
l'ITrHUltGH M.AUL!RS-Cut Rich
~ffll\, WIOt rtctlVtf' ~·y
NatteMI Hedin L.eMW
e ull, A'-0 SAIRH-ittcetled IOf'lll fuc~tr. c.ttltr, ftOl'I 1Cll("'"8r ol Ille
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WllMfl N,....-<oedl
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•omeft't H'1\lelll llttlletMll QlaCft C~UMllA-f'wact A~ Me"8t, ......
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loWO t\tltlllll ~ CMCtl
BOATING
Angelman series
to open Saturday
Rah13 C onnth1an 'i ach1 ( luh "111
kid on II\ I Q!(4 \nJelman <)(-ne\
Sa1u1d<1) ka1u11na )Oeh l!. of the
Pcrformanu: lfa nd1 ap Rac ing Fleet
(PtlRF> and t he Mid get Ocean Rat·
1na C la)\ (Mot~(')
T h11i " the lin.1 year the MOR< hia
bct·n includl•d in lhC' p u pul:ar ~rtc
named tn hone>r o f the late Hui h M
Angelman. o ne of Southern Cali-
fornia\ mmt t·m 1nc nt yacht dc-
Sli nN!> and butldcri..
O n S u nda), Newport H arhor
Yacht Club w ill ~ ho~1 10 the
Lthman-12 'iatlor~ 1n the annual St
P:uric k 'li 011> Reptu•
So1.11h ho re 'ach l ( ·1ub w1ll con -
duct tht' founh rnl·e o f tb Wanter
lf1b.1c h 1 ~rte\ for a ll cl:.t\'lC''i on
'unday
Cenitoatopa sec All-Stars
NORW.\L~ -Defend1na at.ate
champio n emto\ C'otlqr u~ a
btalancJCed atUJ k to rout the uth
C'out C'onfmnct bl kctbell all·slln
1 1 S.. 4 Wednnd•) n1aht 1n the
Falcon'i>'m. Bruce Hennon led t h e Falcon\ with
18 points while Andre <irttr added
16
O ran ( oast'' J eff trpheni and •
Golden Wr1t't Dan S1bcr had 10
PGtftU 1p1ett for the e ll tan
Comp1on•, Kev in rttn wH 1he
all·ll•n' too M:arcr with 14,
•
l m .\ngde\ H arbor w ill be' ~warm·
1ni .... 11h 1xcan racin g )aChts Saturda}
a' L n\ \nick' \ c h t Club tqe~ the
1hmJ r:irt' of 1t\ Whitney Scnes for
I n1crna1t0nJI OfTsho~ Ruic nattnl).
1ht· I \ I 1m c:i. c;cn~ for the Per-
1111 man~e H andicap Rac ing Acct, the
I 1nl«.' "httne' Series for the Med cl < >c.cJn RaC't ng C la\s and the Todd
Par dil ~ne~ for le~scr ratrd PHRF
':tl.'hl\ All C'IU~!I will MUI • h o n
1.:our~1.: 11round the buoy
\bo 1n I .A Harbor. C'abnllo
Bcal'h Yacht Club w ill hold 1ls
Turnbuck le Reaatta with small
n n c-dcs1gn boat!I sa1hng 1ns1de the
harbor o n 'aturda) and tarae
o ne-de •an yac h1s and PHRf rat·
1nas rac1na 1n the ocean o n und.ay .
In other ercu o f the South~m
<. ahforn11 Y achuna ASSOCtatJon·
..... M9mca .. ,
K~t Ht rOOf Yactlt CIUI>-ltltllle ReMl141 ( ..
c11&..-1 S.turo.v
o.i ,..., voi ciu. -c.1..,. o-. ltace
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Tll'l'lt lt ... 11•, k"'"'9'1'
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Mnnoue-.....N
NAm ll'ATIMIWT The lollOwlnig pel'90n8 .,. Oolnu
~-· Tl-41! GOURMET Pll A"fO
fJASTAY CO. •13i W Aoed.
Cypt ... c.iit. 90630 .Anthony Rioh41rdl. 5328 Vlsle
"9al Cypr-., Caltt. ~
Rulh A. Alchatdl, 532& ~ "9el, Cypr .... Calif 90e30 '
Mich... Thomu Rlch.,d1, &3 &
Vi.11 AMI. Cyp1 .... Callf toe30
riv. busineu a. conduated by: • o-n-•I panneranlp
Anthony R!Ctlatd•
Thia tlllWNnl 111u flied With the
County Cieri. of Oreno-County on
F11> 8, 188-4 l'UIMI
Publlaned Or~ Coatt Dally
Piiot March 1. 8, 1s. 22. t9M
1 t82·1M
P\BJC NOTICE
PlCTmOul lUl*UI
NAM£ I TATDM!NT
. -~
PtenncMM ...... l'ICm1'IOU8 eu•11N PlC'nnOVa ••l•H '101'~1 .,...... 'MmTtOUI ....... F'tC'rlTICMt ....... MAim ITA1'ltmlff lilAm ITA.......,., NAiil aTATIMINT NA• I TATDmllf NAm ITA~ NA .. I TATl•WT
The folloMnO ~ an OOW'O The ~ C*'tOM lie doling TM ~ l*IMJft II dOlnQ The IOflow4nG !*.oft II dOlnO fht followlnQ petec>N 1t1 doing Ttie toltowtng 1*90f' 11 doing ~-. ~..: • ~ M'. t>UllMee •• t>u11,,... .. : tx.lneee •: OIVfiASIFlleO PAOPIATll8 (al HAR80R-PACIFIC MOAT· HIWF'OAT H.ARBOR COUNSEL· SOLAR WArt' 8Y$TEM8. tttU NATURAL ARTS, INC .. 3432 Vie 8W188 CLEANING 61RVICE.
COMPANY II, 210 bth 8rlttol GAO! ING ce.NTIR, 2900 BtltlOI 81 . Chipper Ln., Huntington BNoh. CA. ()j)ofto #201, Newi>Oft a..oh, CA 213& P,...,.,..1 Pttioe. Co.tit M_.,
Strwt. Sult• 201, Coet• ....... CA 124 •• limited pert,..,,.., ti>) Cotte ...... CA. mae 92649 92063 CA mn t2e2t HARBOA·PACIFIC MORTGAGE lee !. ~. tt.23 Aepubllc, Mich ... Jamee Speonoll. 18t82 Tl\omu fcNwtt<I hnker, t025 Mary•~ Hunziker. 213& P,..
JoM o·~a. 1215 Nottlnotttm 121, • lllNled pet"*'11hlp, HIOt Coll• MeM, CA t 1U? Chlppet"Ln . HuntlnQton Beec.h, CA. Conu Ave . Laouna hect\, CA. doln1 Place. CO.ti MIM. CA 92827 Roed, ~ BMch, CA 92Mo Dove $tf'Mt. Suite t•5. Newport TNMe 0 Nelton, 1913 ~bllc. 928-49 92851 Ttllt l>\lllMM 11 cond~ted by! an
Ttll Dfll*' Family Venture. VO 8eech, c.llf. ~ Cotta M .... CA 92027 Ttu. bullnen 11 eonducted by an Wllllam John1ton lr.-vllhlet<. 38 lncllvldull
South 8rl•IOI StrMt. &ill• 20 I, HWbof·Padfle !quttlae, Inc (I Thia bullneM It conducted by 1n 11\dMcJual. Honn LI Senda. South ~na. CA Mary ~ Hun.alker
Coeta M .... CA 92828 CallfO<nla Corpor1tlon). 180 t Dove lndMctu.i. MlchMI J 81)9gnOll 92892 Thie 1tateman1 Wll tiled 'lllitn lhe
m nnovs.,...11 ....... ., . .,....,.,
Tr. ~ panon II delnO bull.,,... .. !
'AL.CON UR~. tOOI 8rloeo
Dr .. Calta MeM. OA. t2821
Elie PalCOn. 210 !.. 18th Pl. "E".
CO.ta MtM. CA t2t27
TNa bualnele le concluctad i>y· an
lnellvldUel. et.i. Felc.on
Thia 1t1ten*tt wu fllad with the
County Clerlc ot <>range County on
Thl9 bu.tlnau i. conduGted by; • 8lfeet, Suite 145, ~ BellOh, L• Hectllly Thia 1t1tement Y..11 tlled wl1h 11'1• Richard Arthut H1tmon, 38 North County Clel'k of Orlllga County on
oen-11 pann«lhlp. Caltt. t MOO Thi. •t•tllMllt w11 llled with the County C11t1c of 0tenoe Coun1y on l• Stinde. South Laouna, CA Jan 23. 198• n.m
Jotln O'MMr• Tht1 bullnela It oonduclod by 1 CounfY C*11 Of Orange County on F.c> 18, 1914 928n '" ,,_.. Publtlhed 0r.,. Cout Oallv
J.n 2•. INA
Thi• tletement wu flied With the !lmlted paltnersl'llp Jan 2•. 198• '2117'7 ThOmu (. lanker, PrMl<lent Pul>lltltled Orange C<>&tl Dally Piiot f.'ttb 18, 23, MJlfd'I 1, 8, 188,
County Cla<k ot Otenga County on HatbOr•P1clflc !qultle1, Inc.. ,_.,... Publllhe<I Orer191 Cout Dally fhll 1111ement wu flied with the Piiot Feb 18, 23. Marett 1. &, ttlM M~
Feb. 2. 1984 ROW! J. SJ*r, Preak»nt PublllM<I Orange Co .. t Deity Piiot March 8, IS. 22. 29, 198-4 County Clerk of Orange County on ~
,.,,_, Thll 1111ernartt WU llled wllh lM Ptlot Feb. 10, 23. Merc:h I. 8. 198• 1301·84 Feb. 2. 19S.
HAL A. YOUNG, Ml.
,,.. ................... 210
........ _, ReJ, CA. IG292 cm > 122..-.o Publl.nod Orange Coaat Dally
Pilot Feb. 2.3, March 1, 8. 15, 1984
1~8•
County Ci.t11 Of Orange County on M 7 .a.
Fltb. 9, 1984
P11117t ~~~~~~~~~~~~
PuOHlhod Orange Coat De11y P\8.IC NOTICE
Piiot Merch t, I. 15, 22. 198• ------------1187-'J• PtCTITIOUI IUlfMIH NAMI I TATIM.I NT
P\8.IC NOTtcE
'M:TITM>UI IUllHUI
NAMI I TATIMINT
Fn7W 1------------
Pu1>111hed Or•ng• Cout Ollty eua11c MnTJCE .... -•• -··-·· Piiot Feb. 23. Mitch t , 8, t&, 189-4 ___ ;...,.._;..;;.,o __ nu_____ .. MMMaTAWUr
10&().M FlCTmOUI IUIMH Thoe tollowlng pereone are OOlng MAMI ITAT•MIMT t>ullnMJ u ;
llllllm•IC ""'TICE Tne following '*'°" 1• doing CATALINA BOAT WORKS. 2•572 The fOltow!llg ~n la dOlng i------------butln ... M : ,..~ nu Outl~ II S.lh Circle, Den• POlnt. CA 8282t C .ALIFOANIA H OME1------------
1 he IOllO'.Wlng pettonl are dQjng i------------"8.IC f«>TICt
Thoe fOllOwlng P«t<>n I• Oolng
bualneet u
OAANQE COAST P$YCHOL0Gt·
CAL SERVICES. 14 &lull View,
Irvine, CA. 112715
I NVENTORY COMPANY, 2•4496
Via Tequila. El Toro, CA. 92830
Alfred A. Regnier. 24498 VI• le
ARCAOE SCREENPRINTINO. Steven .Albaf1Sko!ot,2•572 a.th NOTICE Of DIUOLUTION 152 E. 20th, C01t1 M .. a. CA. 92627 Circle. Dene Point, CA. 0282'
OF PARTNERIHl'P Vtncenl Betll, t62 E 20th. Cotti 0on F_,.,, 3791 Clermont, Irvine, ~~·R~ON'S POOL SERVICE. 1 ___ fUl. __ l_C_N0_T_IC_£ __ _
,ICTITIOUI IUllHH8 qulla. El Toro, CA 92630 Pvbllc notic:.11 hereby given thet M .. •. CA. 92627 CA. 9271• HHS Pomona Ave
12, Cotta M .... C•lll. 112627
Oonald F Andaraon, t97S
Pomona Ave
12. Cos\1 Mau, Celll 92627
Thia bu1IMS1 11 eoNlucted by
hU1bt1nd and wile
Donald F Ande(90tl
This statement waa llMld With tne
Cour11y Clerll ot Orange County on
Feb 9, 1984 F2*10
Publlllled Orange Coaal Diiiy
Piiot March t 8. 15. 22. 1984
1186-84
flCT1TlOUl IUllNIH NAMll ITATIMEMT
NAMI ITATEMPfT The fOllowlng partons are <IOlng Tl'\& fotlowll)O parson• 1r1 dOlng bullneu a1.
0011neu u MESA ENERGY SYSTEMS, 166
8& 0 LEASING COMPANY, 1921 Merrill Place. Cotti Meu. Cl
E Carnegie Bldg. H, Santa Ana. CA 92827
92705 Charles G Fletcher, Jr , 160 Mer·
Alen Synder. 220 Larkspur. Cor rill Pleoe, Colla Men, Ca 92627
one det Mar. CA 92'826 Jame• A. 11a11ano. 1967 Fullerton
Albert Gru10, 3 tO PoinNtlll. Ave , Coal a Mesa. Ce 92627
Coron• det Mar, C'-92825 Th11 oos\nfft 11 conducted by· a
Thia business Ill conduCl.0 by • gene<el ptrtne,.l\lp
Roger Wllll1m Tllgtmey9'. 14
Slull View. lrvlne, CA 92715
Thia buelneaa la oonduc1ed by an
lndlvldu41
Roger W Tllgemeyer
Thi• butlneu 11 conducted by an
lndMdual
Allred A. Regnier
Thia t11tement w•• fllad with the
County Clefk of Orang• County on Feb 16, 1984 Thi• 1t1tement we& flied with the
Counly Clark ol Otaf'IOe C0unty on
Jan 24, t98•
F231nt
Publl1hed Orange Cou1 Dally
F2:M710 Pilot March 8. 15, 22. 29, ta84
Publlahe9 Orange Coast Dally 1311·84
Piiot Feb 16, 23, March t 8g~~~:. Ptlll.IC NOTICE
gt1ner1J partnersnlp Charles G. Fletcher, Jr
Alan Synder Thll lllalement WU fikld With the FICTITIOUS BUSINEIS
this statement was flied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 1------------NAME 8TATIMENT
Fallbrook A11ocl1t81, o ganatel 'rnl1 1>utln111 l1 conducted by an Thia bua1ne11 11 ~dueled by 1
partner1hlp, heretofore doing bu•I· lndM<lu•I Umlled partnefltilp
ne1a under tne flct1t1ou1 firm nerne Vincent Berll Steve Skol<>•
and atyle ol Ftllbrook ANOClll .. & Thia 11ate"*1I waa llle<I wllh the Thia atelement wn flled with the
Co. at 567 Sen Nleolat Drive. City County Clerk 01 Oranoe County on county ~rk of Or11n9'1 County on
ot Newport Beech. County 01 Or· Feb 14, 1984 Feb. t•. 1984 11nge. Steta ol Callfom111. <lld on the F2Jl50I ,,...
3111 day of Oeeemt>er, 1983, by Publllheel Or1nQ41 Cout Dally PubllM\ed Or11t1Qe eo .. 1 Delly
mutual conH nt, dl11olve the said P1lo1 Maren 8. IS 22, 29, 1984 P'IOI Mar"" 8 15 22 29 t9M
partllefthlp ano terminate their r.. 1253-8• ' "" · · • · 1252-M llllOnt u p1r1nert th&{eln ,_ ___________ _
DATED AT Newport Bffch, Call· ------------fornle, thll aecond day ol Mtrch, PlellC NOTICE P.t&.IC NOTICE
1984
The<><lore A P1u11on Partner
Pub~•hed Orange COHI Dally
NOTICE INVITING 8toS
ltD llEM NO. 114
Pilot March 8. 1984 County Cieri. ot Orang• County on Jan 17 t984 PUBLIC NOTICE Tne lollowlng peraona 11 doing fltllllC NOTICE Feb 2. 1984 F2'Jlt22 butinasa as FWST7 Pub1l1hed Orange Coatt Dally FICTITIOUI 8UllNHI THE FLOWER PLACE TOO, 9110 1324-84
NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN lhal
~led proposals will be received by
lhe City of Costa Mesa. to wit Tne
City Councll, P 0 . Box t200, Cotta
Mesa, Calllornla 92628-1200. on or
before lhil !\our of t 1 00 a m on
Friday, April 6, t9S..C It ahall be the
re1ponalblllly of the bidder lo d•· llver hie bid to lhe City Clerk'• Office
by the proper ennounced time. Sida
wlll be publicly opeoad and rHd
aloud at t t·OO 1.m., or as aoon
tnerealler H practlceble on Friday,
April O. 1984 In the Councll
Chamber•. City Hatt, 77 Fair Otlve,
Co1ta Meaa, Calllorn11, lor the
turnlsnlng ol LABOR ANO MA·
TE RIAL ro ASA TE THE WEEDS ON
SELECTED VACANT LOTS WITHIN
THE CITY OF COSTA MESA.
IC·10f• Notice of •• of
..... Propef1J et
Prtvete Sale
No. A 120023 FICTITIOUS IU81NESS Publl1ned Orangfl Coaal Dally Pilot Feb 16, 23, Maren 1. 8. t984 NAME STATEMENT Edinger. Fountain Valley. CA. 92708
NAME STATEMENT P1101 Feb 23. Me1cl1 1. 8. 15. 1984 884-84 Tile lollowlng person 11 dOlng Keith Leon Reneau, 2115 Harbor.
!he following per9'0n 111 do1no 1067-84 buslnna as Costa Me ... CA 92627
t>ual,,..s as THE A 0 8 8 REP 0 RT 0 F Thia bualneu Is conducted by. an
181 CUSTOM SHADE ANO Ml.IC NOTICE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, 65 tnd1v1dual
DRAPERY SHOP tb) ROYAL f>\RIC NOTICE 1------------8rookhollow.SantaAn1,CA 92705 Keith L Reneau
HOUSE OF tNTEAIOAS (cl 1------------FICTmoua 8U&INE8S Sharon Jones. 30801 s Coast This a1a1emen1 was liled wllh the
BLANCKAERT IMPORTS. 3535 E FICTITIOUS 8U81H£81 NAMI! llATE•NT Hwy #61, Laguna Beach, CA County Clerk of Orange County on
Coast Hwy . Corona del Mar, Calll NAME STATEMENT The fOllowlng per90n 11 dotng 0~651 Jan 23, 1984
92625 The following persona are doing bualnen 81: Thl11>u11neu 11 oonducled by an
818/lCkaert Lieven Em1el Cerltll bullnea.s u SPORTS UNLIMITED. 18903 Ml Individual.
Oktaat. 1016 Valencia, Cosla Mesa. AMT LEASING COMPANY. Walton Circle, Fountain Valley. CA Sharon Jonea
F2'186S
Published Orange Coast Dally
Piiot Feb 16, 23, March t, 8. t91M
933-8• Call! 92826 18681 Por1olfno Dr .. Irvine. Calll 92708 Thi• 1t1taman1 wu filed wim me
Tl'los busineas ts conducted Dy an 92716 Che<yl Ree Alnkln, 18903 Mt County Clerk ol OranQe County on
1nd1v1duaJ Allee M Tyaon, 1868 t Ponollno Walton Circle, Fountain Valley, CA Jan 24. 198• Blal'\ckaert Ueven Emlel Cer+el Dr . Irvine. Calif 92715 92708 F2M782 Pl&.IC NOTICE
0111&&1 Thomas J Tyson, 18681 Thlabulln•nlaconductedby.an Publlahed Orange Coa1t Delly
T1>1s 1taternenl wu filed with thl Portoflllo Dr .. Irvine, Calif. 92716 lndlv+oual. PUol Feb. 16, 2.3, M atcil t. 8, 1984 ACTTTIOUl IUllNHS
NAME ITATIMl'.MT County Clerk ot Orange County on Tt1l1 bu11neas Is conducted by a Choefyl R Rlnllin 948-84
Feb 9, 1984 general partnership Thia 11a1ement wu flied with tile
The following per1on is doing
business at F231212 Thomas V Tyaon County Clerk of Orange County on
Pubtu1he<l Or&nge Coast Dally This llatement was 1°~ wllh tne March 2. 1984 fltlJUC NOTICE GAEAT LOOKS, 1001 W Stevena
.tt259. Santa Ana, Ca. 92707
Pilot March 1. 8 IS 22, 1984 County Clerlt ol Orange County on F239121 ------------
1184-84 Feb 10. 1984 Publianed Otenge Cout Dally
Millie Wiiton Palmer, tOO 1 W
Stevena •259, Santa An•. CA.
92707
Plel.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUllNHS
NAME STA TEM!NT
The lollowong person Is doing
F23138t Piiot Merch 8, 15, 22, 29, 1984 Publl1hed Orange Coast Dally 1339-84
Pilot Maren 1 8. 15. 22. 1984
tt88-8•1-~~~~~~~~~~-
Pl&.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 8UllNEH
MAMIE I TAT1MENT
The -1011owlng peraon ta doing
buelness •• TONY'S TREE SERVICE. 450
Cambridge Circle. Costa Mesa. CA
92827
Thos buslnes. 11 conducted by· an
Individual
Miiiie W Palme<
busonesa as Ml.IC NOTICE HAWAIIAN SHAVE ICE MA-1------------
'1CTITIOOI IUltNEll Anthony John Pomo. 960 Cam·
NAME STATEMENT bridge Clrcle, Coste Mesa, CA
lhlt 11e1ement wu filed wnh 1ne
County Clerk ol Orange County on
Jan 30, 1984
f2312t2
Publlstied 01 ange Cout Dally
Pilot Feb 16. 23. March 1, 8. 1984
960·84
CHINES 1666 Newport Blvd
125 Co1t1 Mesa Calll 92627
Robert L Jonnston. 16e6 New·
Port Blvd
125. Co11a Mua. Call! 92627
Th11 bullneu is conducted by· an
1nd1vtdual
Bob Jonnaton
Tl'lla statement was flied with 1ne
County Clerk ot Orange Counly on
~eb 1 1984
F2S7415
Publlllled Orange Coasi Dally
P1101 Ma•ch 1. 8. 15. 22 198-4
t202-84
MUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
FlCTITIOUI IUSINESS ·
NAME STATEMENT
The lotlowlng petlOn 11 dOlng
t>ualneas as
WATERMELON MOON, 218
Marine Ave.. 8aJl>O« lllend. CA
92662
Ricn1rd W Frencn II. 205 Coral
Ave , Selboe laland CA 92662
lhl1bu1lnns11 ~nducted by an
lndMdual
AW French II
Thi• 1tatement was llled With lhe
County Clerk ot Orange County on
The foOowmg persona ate doing 92627 but1ne11 aa: This butlneu la conducted by· an
ABEL. 2269 t Limbert St lndrvldual
St•. El Toro, Calif 92630 Anthony John ·mo
Vlrgll Merion Freeman, 2376 N Tni1t1t1ment wet filed wtth the
Ftowet. Santa Ane, Cellf 92706 County Clerk of OranQe Counly on
Jamft Valgean. 24281 Ontario Jan. 23, 198-4 NOTICE IMVITtHG 8t01
une, El Toro, Calif. 92630 F2:JM.e7 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN THAT
Thia bullneq 1$ eqnducled by a Publlllled Orange Co11t Dally the City of Newport Beach 11 Inviting
gene<aJ partnership Piiot Feb t6, 23, March t, 8, 1984 bids tor 8 new tetephOfle 1ya1em to
Virgil Freeman 939-84 replace the eio1tlng PeclflC Bell Sy97
This 111temen1 waa llled with the -....,.----------tem County Clerk of Orange County on t. DIDLIC Ml\TICE Coples ol lhe Sid S~Hlca11ont1
Feb 17 t984 ruu "" can be obtained from the Office of
Ptlll.JC NOTICE
F231141 S .us NEii 11'\e Clly Manager by contacting Ken FICTtTIOU I ~hno. E1tecu1tve AHIStanl to lhe NAME STATEMENT The following per~n• are doing City Manager. 3300 Newport
Feb 14, 1984
F2la513 Publlsl'lod Orange Cotsl Oa11y
PubllShed Orange Coaat Dally Piiot March 8. 15, 22. 29. 1984
Pllol March 8. t5 22. 29 1984 1329-84
12•9·84
MLIC NOTICE
bullneu as Boulevard. Newport Beach, CA
AA NC HO ASSOCIATES. 27285 92663I7l4-640-2153) NOTICE IS HEREBY FUATHER Lu Aamblat. Suite 200. M1ss1on GIVEN THAT ~b1ect bids must be Viejo. CA 9269 1
PtRIC NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE -
NEWPORT -MllA
UNIFIED SCHOOL OllTIUCT
Notice Inviting Bid•
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thal
the Board of Education of ll'le N--
port·Mesa Unllled School Ol1trlct of
OranQe County wlll rec:elve Mlled
bid• up to 2:00 PM on the 23rd day
of March, 1984. al the otlloe of said
School 0111r1c1, located at 2985-B
Bear Street, Co1ta·Me1a. California,
11 which time aald bl<11 will be pyb·
llcly opened and read lor CUT
STOCK PAPER
All bids are 10 be In accordance
With Conditions. ln91ructlona and
Speclllcltlon11 wtuch are now on Ille
In the office of the Purchasing Olrtc·
tor of aald School Dlstroct, 2985-8
Belr Street. Coat• Meu. Calltornla
92626.
Bid pB<;kages and samples may
be plcited up at the Purchas-
ing/Stores Office. 2986 Bear Street,
Co•t• Mau, CA 92626, lrom Mra
Beverlee Barker, Buyer Phone·
(714) 556-3237
A Performance Bond may be re-
quired at the dlacretoon ol th8 Dill·
trlet No bidder may withdraw his Sid
for a period ot forty-live (45) daya
after the date aot lor Iha opening
thereof
The Board ol Education or the
Newport·Mesa Unified Scnool Dl1-
tr1e1 reaerves the right 10 reiec1 any
or all bids and not nec:esaarlly 8C·
oepl the lowest Bid, end to we1ve
al'l>j Informality or trregularlly in 1ny
Bid reoelVed
NEWPORT-MESA U NI FIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Dorothy Harvey Fisher. C P M
Purchasing Director
( 714) 556-3217
Publlahed Orange Coast Dally Pilot
March 8. 15 1984
1341-84 The following persons are domg
bus1ne11u
LIGHTING DESIGN & RE ·
SEARCH. 2950 Airway Ave 0-6
Colla Mesa Calll 92626
PUBLIC HOTICE
FtCTITIOUI BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Richard R Stenton. 27285 Lu received no later lhan 4 00 p.m on
fflC:TITIOUI 8UllHEl8 Ramblu Suite 200 Mission Viejo March 26. 198~. at ll'le office of t~ PUBLIC NOTICE
NAME STATEMENT CA 92691 ' · CllyCterk ------------
Ralph A Raya. 2950 Airway Ave
0·6 Costa Mesa. Calif 92626
Jared P Andrews. 17440 Ceres
Or , Fontana. Cahl 92335
Thia buatne$1 1a conducted by a
oenetal p111nersn1p
Ralph A Aaya
Tne 1011ow1l'lg porson t• do•no
bUlln8SI 8S
AIME. 17291 Irvine Bl Sle
408. Tuaton. Cthl 92680
Virgo! Maroon Freeman. 2376 N
Flower Santa Ana. Callf 92706
Thll ou11neaa 11 conducted by al'I
indMdual
Tne IOllowmg peraon Is doing Radoa Broe . a C1lllorn1a general '{;L~~~A E ANDERSEN. CIH TMIS NOTICE WA8 .. EC~ ou~~:~~~· CONCEPTS .. 410 J2nd ~:'.s!~ra ~. ~~r1~2 i~;11n Av· c 11y 01 Newport Beac;h ~~-:.~~,.~~= ~: ~~~~:
St.. N-pon Beach, Calif 92663 Thia business is c;ol'lducled by a Pubhshod Orange Coast Daily Pilot FICE Of' THE RECOAOEA OF O"·
Jonn C Marvlck, 2700 W Ocean gen~ai pirtner• .. ,p March 8. 1984 C IFO .. NI• F a. .. c Ill 92663 v• .... 340-"4 A.NOE COUNTY, Al " ... ront, N-port .... ae... a Alchard R Stentol'I ° CPP eoat4
Thia busmen 1• conducte<l by an This statement was filed wtlh the NOTICE OF OE, AULT
tndlVldual County Clerk of Orange County on PIJJLIC NOTICE ANO ELECTION TO
Addlllon11 Mts of the 1peclfl·
cauona mey be obtelnad et the 01·
lice of lhe Purcttulng Aganl al 77
F11r Drive, C061• Mesa, Callfornla.
Sidi lhould be returned 10 the 1t-
tentl0fl ol the City Clerk. within aald
llmlt. In• aealed envelope, ldeflllfled
on the outside With the Sid Item
Number end the Opening Dete.
Each bid r.haJI apoclly each en<I
every Item H set torth In the 1C>&Clll-
ca11on1. Any and all exception• to
ttia speclllc.llona mu11 be cieerly
staled In the bid. and fallure to NI
lor1h any llem In the apeclfic:1Uon1
shall be ground• for rej41C11on of tile
bid.
Each bid tlhall Mt forth the full
n1mes and resldenc:es of 'a11 per·
aon1 and parties lnt8'ested In the
propolal. If the bid le by • oorpor-
tllon. alate the namea of the of-
lie&ft who c1n sign an agreement on beto•lf of the corporelion end
whether more lhlll one olfic.t must
llgn. If the bid It by a pa.rtnerlhlp or
a Jolnl venture. atate the namea 1n<1
•ddreaset of 111 general p1rtner1
and jotnl venturert. II lhe bidder Is •
aole prcprletorshlp or anotl'llr entity
that does business under a Ucllt1ou1
name, lhe bid 1hall be In lhe real
name ol the bidder with • <lulg·
neuon lollowlng Showing "OBA (the
f1ct1t1ous name)". provided. now·
eveir. no !lcuttout name ahaJI be
uaed unleas there 11 a current regis-
tration woth the Orenoe County Re-
corder In c•ae of corporat1on1. 1n.
ciude tne netnff of lhe President,
Secretary. Trea1urer. and Maneger
The City Council of the City ol
Costa Mesa reserves ll'le right 10
reject an)' or all bids
DA TEO March 5, 1984
Published Orange Coast Dally Piiot
Marett 8. 198•
1323-8-4
11'1 the Superior Court of the State
of Calllornla. for the County of Or-
enge
In the Mauer of the Ellete ol
GERALDINE M INKS, 1k1
GERALDINE E MINKS, Oeoeued,
Notice 11 hereby given 1h1t tne
underligned will NII 11 Prtvef• 1111,
to the hlghelt and beet bidder, au~
ject to cooflrm1110n,of Mid Superior
Court. on or after the 211t day of
Match 198•, et the olflee of JAMES
ENSIGN, Attorney et Law. 1111
Town & Country Ad. ••9. Orange.
CA. 92868. County 01 Orenge, Stete
of Calllornl1, Ill right, 11111 end
lnte<es1 of aatd dec.ued et the time
ol de1th an<I ell tnt right, title end
Interest that the .. t1te of IAld d ..
ceued ha• IC(lulred by opar1t100
of law or ottlerWIM other than or In
eddltion to th•t of lald declued. et
the time of d .. th, In and to ell 11\e
certain reel. property lltuated In the
City of Garden Grove, County of
Oranoe. State of Callfornt1. pertlcu·
lerly OffCrlbed u follOWI. lo-wit•
Lot 130 otTrtct 2179. u per m1p
recorded In book 65, page1 UI thru
19 lnciullve of Ml9Clellaneou1 Map•.
record& ol Orange County, Ceil·
fornla.
• more commonly known u : 13511
Barnett Wey, Gar<IM Grove, CA
92643
Terms ol .. 1e caati In lewf\11
money of the United States on con-
firmation of tale. or part cah and
l>alln<:e evidenced by note MCUred
by Mor1gage or Tru1t Oee<I on the
property so IOld Ten per cent of
amount bid to be <lepotlted with
bid.
Bids or ofler1 to be In writing Ind
wtll be received at the afor ... io ol·
flee II any time after the flrtt publl-
catlon hereof and before <late ot
ule
Dated this 1st dey of Merch,
1984
JAMES ENSIGN
Attorney al Law
PATRICIA REYES
KANDIS HELM
Co Admlnlatr1tora
of the E11111 ol
Mid Decedent.
Attorney(a) for Co-Adrnlnlttretor.
KANDIS HELM
Publlst>ed Orenge Coast Dally Piiot
Maren 7. 8. 14, 198•
P\.8..IC NOTICE
This statement wu llled wtth the
County Clerk of Orange County on
Foo 9. 1984
Virgil Freeman
This statement was llle<l wHn the
County Clerk ol Orange County on
Feb 17 1984
~~an .~.,=~~"wae filed with the Jan. 2•. 1984 F~'"" SEU UNOIA DEED OF .._,_ K-101 16 ntusT IMPORTANT NOTICE DID•ic NOTICE N OTICE oF DEATH oF County Cieri< of Oranoe County on Pubhshed Ora"ije Cout Daily NOTICE O F DEATH Of' IFYOUAPflOPEATVlllNFOAE· l"UU\. PAU L E. BILLHEIMER
F231211
Pubhllhed Orange Cou1 ,Dally
Ptlot Maren 1. 8. 15. 22. 1984 Fz.MI l l 8S-8.ol • Published Orange Coast Dally
Piiot March 8. IS. 22, 29, 1984
t330-84 P\8.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSIHEH
NAME STATEMENT
I ne follOWIOQ person 1s do!l)O
bu11nesa u
CUSTOM TILE SERVICES. 1321
N 1.ogan St Santa Al'la, Calif
92701
G Wrey Crawford, Siar Route.
BoJ: 1390, d'range Calif 92627
Thts business 1s conducted oy an
1nd1V1dual
G Wray Crawford
This 1tatem1tnt was filed wtth the
C.oun!Y Clerk of Orange County on
Feo 16. 1984
F2387~
Published Orange Coast Oally
P1101 Maren I 8 15 22 1984
1194-84
P\lJllC NOTICE
flCTmOUI BUllNEll
NAME STATEMENT
The following persona are doing
butlneu u
THE NEST KEEPERS, 2643 Or-
ange Ave E". eo.11 Mesa, CA
92627 Belly A Grover. 22592
M1rylhurtt Crt . El Toro, CA 92830
Nikki D Norton, 2~3 Orange
Ave , "E". Co1te Mesa. CA 92627
Tn11 but•MIS la conducted by a
llmlled partnership
Betty A Grover
This statement was liled with the
County Clerk oi Orange County on
Feb 1', 1984
Feb 21. !984 Piiot Feb 16. 23. March 1. 8, 1984 CLOIUAE HCAUIE YOU ARE TH OF E TION TO • n. ,:mH, 944-84 E UGENE E. BARNES AND H ... HD IN YOUR PAYMENTS, tT NOTICE OF DEA AND OF P Tl IUr Pll~~:= 8,0,';,n,;, 2<;,>~'8•Daiiy OF PETITION TO AOMIN· MAY H SOLO WITHOUT ANY CHARLES D . DELANEY MINISTER ESTATE NO.
1336-84 PUBLIC NOTICE I S TE R EST ATE N 0. COURT ACTION, and you have the AND O F P ETITION TO AD· Al U 167
A·ll!247 1ega1rlghttobrlngyouraccount lnto MIN ISTER ESTATE NO. To all heirs.. ben eficiaries,
F1CTfTIOUS llUllNEIS good at anding by paying all !'f your A · I"" 188 d . d . t NAME ITATEMENT To aU heirs. lwnl'ftciaries. put due payments plus permitted "" ere 1tor s an con tmgen
The fOllowlng person is dOing creditors and contingent coate and upen-within three T o oil hears, beneficiaries, creditors o f P A U L E.
FICTITIOUS 8UllNEIS bu11neu aa: credit.ors of EUGENE E. month• from the above recording creditors and contingen t BILLHEIM ER and penona
NAME STATEMENT HOTEL TERRACE; GRANO BARNES d h <late Thia amount Is $3,874 32, a1 cr-"11.<>-of CHARL"'~ D h .__ h i The fOllowlng persona are dolno PLAZA DEVELOPMENT COM· an persons w o 01 the above recording dale, a.nd t.-u ,., ~ w o may uo: ot erw ae
t>ualneu u . PANY, GRAND PLAZA HOTEL, may be otherwise mterested wlll lncreue detly unlll your BGCOUnl DELANEY and persons who interested In lhe will and/or
INTERCONTINENT FIANACIAL HOTEL TERRACE INN GRANO tn the will and/or estate becomes current You do not have may be otherwise mterested estate:
CONSULTANTS, 170 N-port Ctr PLAZA INN .. 272• South Grano Av· A petition has been filed to pay tne enure unpaid portion of in the w1U and/or est.ate: A petition has been filed
Or Sutle 245, N-port Beech, Call! enue, Santa Ana, CA 92705 ARN ES your account. even though lull pay· A . h bee f 1-·1 b PAUL F C ROUCH in the 92660 w1111am Mcwethy, 3 120 Rogers by ALICE B in the ment was demanded. but you muat pet1tJon as n 1 t."U y
JoMph Cecrlo Proteuional .Aste Street, San Diego, CA 92106 Su penor Court of Orange pay the entire unpaid portion of by BANK OF NEWPORT in Supenor Coun of Orange
Inc (Flt). 131 ProlTlOfltory Dr · West Th11bullneu11 ~nducled by· an County requesting th al your account. even though lull pay· the Supenor Court of Or-Coun ty request ing that
Newport Beach. Calif 92660 lndlVldu•I ALICE B ·"RNE:S be ment wu demanded. but you mu1t Co t t' th.a PA UL F C ROUCH .__ ap-Thla buslnesa Is conducted by a Wllll•m H McWelhy, Jr n ap-pay the amount state above ange un Y reques tng t uo=
corpor1llon Thie 11a1ement was filed with lhe pouned as personal rep-Aller 1nree month• trom the BANK OF NEWPORT be pointed as personal r ep -
JOMPh Caprio, Prelldent County Clerk of Oranoe County on resent.alive to administer the above recording date, you have the appotnted as personal rep-resentative to administer the
This ttatement wH llled with the Feb 2 l98• estate 0 f EUGENE E legal right 10 step the loreclosure resentative lO ad nu rust.er th e e 5 tale 0 f p AUL E County Clefk of Orange County on · F_., ..... , only by paying the enllre amount
Feb 17. 1984 Publlahed OranQe Coast ..... O:;;y BARNES (under the lnde· demanded by your creditor estate o f CHARLES D. DE· BILLH EIM ER (under th e
FnlM7 Piiot Fe.b 23. March 1. 8. ts. t984 pendent Adm1rnstrat1on o f To find out lhe amount you must LANEY (under the Inde-Independent A dministration
P\lllC NOTICE
PubhaMd Ora1e Coatl Dally 1083·8• E.stat.es Act) The petition is pay or 10 affanQe for paym8"t 10 pendent Administration o( of Estates Act.). T h e petition
Publlaned Orange Coa:i~~ Piiot March 8'
16
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2
'
29
'
1~~~t-S. set for hearing tn Dept No. 3 !!.~~11:~nf%~:.~~~:,!Y:; ~;:; Estates Act). The petition is is set for hearing m Dept. N o. MLIC NOTICE Pilot Maren 8, 15 22. 29 198.4 Ml.IC NOTICE at 700 Civic Center Dr., reuon. con1ac1 RAYMOND L set for hearing m Dept. No. 3 J at 700 Civic Center Dr.,
FICTITIOUS BUSINHI it54·84 P\8LIC NOTICE ...,ICTITIOUS BUllNEH West. Santa Ana, CA 92701 WORSLEY end HELENE C at 700 CiV1c Center Dr West , Santa Ana, CA 92701 ~~~.;~".9,IJllPlll:~.~~u~si~-;:;::~;:~;~~ : •. ~ ~e~B-,:.:· _, ·Niilf!'TiJWmf=-~~.";E-1~:.:!';::; ~ ~·sv~~~~~ 2J_.~~.S~.{~%;}?~M~~~.::;::~~~'·-~~-~a7~~£~i . ~~~ &~~2,t~,I~Jr. .. ~}.!l~..\~ r MOBILE AtlTOMOTIVE RE,.AIR l'h• foltowtng peraon Is doing SMOG SYSTEMS , 180 IF YOU OBJFX."f to the Tru1teeServ1Ce1,lnc If YOU O~he IF~he
SERVICE. 16801 Newland, Hunt· flCTITIOUl IVllMEll bualMll u . McCormick Ave . Coata Me1e. CA ~r1mtmg of the pet1t1on, you STREET ADDAESS l456t Ven· granting of th e petition you granting of th e petiUon, you
•noton Beacto. Cafll 92647 NAME ITATUfEMT ORTON OESIGN & SERVICES 92826 tura Blvd • Sherman Oaka. CA h Id h ' h h uld h h Robert L Eury Jr 293:? An<lroa The following person II dOl"ij CO . tt• 15 Send Stone AV@ . Foun· James JOHPh Maher. 1986 Full· sh ould either appear at the 111•03 Telephone· (213) 783-7770 s ou e1t er appear at t e s o eit er appear at t e
(,01ta Meta Cant 92626 l>usmess aa taln vati.y. CA 92708 erton Ave Co11a Meu. CA 92627 hearing and st.ate you objec-If you have eny qunt1on1, you t)earing and st.ate you objec· hearing and st.a~ you objec-
fh1s bus1nt11111 ia conduClo<I by en ATTIC COLLECTIONS. Newport Rlcherd v Orton. 1t•15 Sand Leaming ln<lus1r1ea. CA Corpor-uon.'l or (alt-wntten objec· •hould COfltact a lawyer or 11'\e gov-lions or file wnttc•n obj('(·-tions or file w ritten objec-
1nd1111dua1 Antique Mell. 1957 Newport Blvd· Ston•. Fountain Valley. CA 92708 atlon. t80 McCormick Ave · Costa t11mx with the court before ernment agency which may llave In-tions with the court bc•fore lions with the court before
Rot>erl L Eury Jr Cotta Mesa. CA 92627 Thlt bu•lne111r. conducted by an Meaa. CA 92626 the hearing. Your ap su~~e~br el~a. n YOU M•v LO"E the heanng Your aprv>ar-the hearing. Your appear· Tn11 statement waa llled wtth the Barbara A Weaver 6421 New· lndlvldual Thl1 butlneu II conducted by a J><'M· .,v, .... , "' " ,--
C..011nty Clerk ol Orange County on bury Dr Huntington Beach, CA Rl()h.,d v Orton Qene<al pertne<1ti1p ance may be tn peNIOn or by LEGAL RIGHTS IF vou 00 NOT ance may be tn person or by ance may be in person or by
Fllb 9. 1984 92647 Thi• atetement wa1 Ille<! with th• Jamee J M•her your attorney TAKE PROMPT ACTION your atoomey your attorney.
F2312t3 Thie butlneae 11 eon<lucted by an County Clerk of Orange County on Thia tlatement was filed with the IF YOU ARE A C REDI-SENCOUl,!CITYE IST~EURSETBEYE GSIVE~NV·ICTEhs•t. IF YOU ARE A CREDI-I F YOU A RE A CR EDI · Pubttahed Orangn Coaat Delly lndlvldual Feb H . 1984 Counly Clerk 01 Orange County on n n n
PtlOI Maren I 8 IS 22 1984 Barbara A Weaver Fm510 Feb 18, 1984 TOR or a contingent crndltor INC . a corporation, 19 Subtlltuted ron or 8 <:ontingt·nt crt'Cl1t.or TOR or a contingen t creditor
'183-84 Tn1, ata1emeo1 wu llled w•th the Publlthed Orange Cotti Dally ,23173'4 of tht> deceased, you must Truatee under e Deed ol Trull d•1ed of the d~a5Cd. you must of th~ deceased. you muat
County Clerk of Orange County on P1101 Maren 8 ts. 22. 29 198• PublllMCI Orenge Coast Dally ftlt• yr>ur da1m with the JS.O~tNemNEbeEr 2M6u· N19
00
78N8, •eec• vtTreduatorby. file your claim with the filt" your claim with th e
Ml.IC NOTICE "eb u . 1984 1261·8• Piiot March 8. 15 22. 29. 1984 " FntUa 1312·84 c'Ourt or present 1t l0 the J)E'r-to MCura obllg1llona 1n favor of 1..'0UM or present It to th« per-t'OUrt or present it to t he per ·
FICTITIOUI 8USIH£H
NAM«ITATEMiNT
Publl•hed Orange Cout Dally sonal repreitentative ap· RAYMOND L WORSLEY and 5onal represent<1t1Vc.• ap -Bona! representative ap-
Pllol Maren 8. t5, 22, 29, t984 P\.8..IC NOTICE. ., 1111m11c ""'TICE pomt.t-d by th<' <'OUrt within HELENE C WOASLEY. husband pointed by the l'OUr1 within pointed by the court w i thl n
The lollowlOQ person1 are doing
1.1u11nest as
1255-84 l"UU\. nu and wife aa 101nt tenen11, H F'ICTITIOUI 8UllNlll lour months from ttw dut.e of t>enehelary recorded on Ootot>er four months from the date oC four montht from th e date o f
THRESHOLD DESIGNS 1~893
RhodOlll". Fountain Valley Colll Ml.IC NOTICE
92708 "CTITI008 IUlfHIH
Alc.h1rd L Johnllon t6813 NAME ITATHRNT
Rtiodollte. Fountain Valley Cell! The tollowlng person 11 dOlng
92708 bu11n ... 111
LQyce L Jol'ln1ton 15893 IMPRESSIONS, 26588 LI
Rhodollle !=ountaon Valley C11if Mlrlde, L90un1 Hiiia, Calll 928S3
92708 Kt11tln1 c Walker' 255t& LI Thi. bulllnea• 11 conducted by an "41red•, Laouna Hlll1, Calll 02863
1nclMduaJ 1'hl1 bullneu 1a concluoted by en
Loyce L Jonn11on ln<llvl<lueJ
Thia 11etemt1nl wit flied wtth IM Kt1a11nl C Wiiker
County Clerk of OrenOfl County on Thia alltlfMl't w11 llled witn the
f.eb 10. tt84 ,_ County Cllfk of 011noa County °"
..__, Fib 21. 1984 Publl.ned Orenga Coelt 0.lly ,,,_...
Pllol March 1. 8. 15 n . 1984 Pvblllhed Orange Coelt Delly 1188~ Piiot March 8. 1&. 22. 29. 198-4
1332-M
Pl8JC NOTICE
I
NAME ITATIMINT FICTITIOUS BUllHlll h~t 11>11uant'C of ll'tt~:rs as 24. t978 ae document no 317•0 1n tlr11t wuancc of letters as !in t iauancc of letter.I as bu~':.!:~ing person• •r• doing Tne ioi"i!:~gs~:!,~11~! doing prov ided in Section 700 of =• 11~8t~~P:ffi'c:e~~ ~~=:!; provided in Section 700 of provided i n Section 700 of
DANNY'S VILLA MARKET. 160•0 bullrleH.. the Probate CA;xic of Call· of Orange County, Calllornll, d• the .Pro~\(! Code o( ~Ii· the Probate Code of Call·
Sovtti Harbor Boulevard. Suite A. CROWN AUTOMOBILE LEAS· fornla The limt• (or filing ICflblng land tl'llreln aa. fomla. The time for f1lmg fomia. T h e time for filing
Fount11n Valley. CA 92708 ING, 1730 t Beach Blvd 11 t3. Hunt clauns will not expirr• prior Lot 1 t4 of Tract 2677 11 per map clAlnu will not expkre pr ior c~ll'NI w ill not expitt prior
Oven Git Chuc. 1182 t Ricky AV· lnglon Beech. CA 92647 rllQordod In boot( 89 p.,,....., 10 50 f h da th h d enue. Gerden Grove, CA 92a.Q w1111am D Jeicob• Entarpr1111• Ii> f our months from the date ineiuilve 01 Mliceni~a Map• In to four mo~ths rom t e te to fou r mon a from t e ate
Ut LMn. 11821 Ricky Avenue. '"'. t 7301 8ffch Blvd • 13. Hunt· of the hearing no uced above th• olftca of tne county reGOfd9' of of the h eanng n<>tk<'Ci above. of the h earing noti~ above.
Gerclen Grove, CA 92~0 1ngton e .. cn. CA 926.47 YOU M AY EXAMINE Hid covnty 111d obtlQ1111ont lnctud· YOU MA 'i EXA MI NE YOU MAY EXAMlNE
Thi• bullMu 11 c:onoucted by· Thi• buall'Wlll 11 conducted by ' the fllf' kept by the.• court II 1ng ofle note fo' fhe aum of the file kep t by the cou rt. II the file kept by the court. If ln<llvl<lu11t (hu1ben<1 •n<I wtfe) c:orporation. $1.200 oo
Ou1n GI• Chuc: Sull• Peyton. Corp Sec: you Mt' ink•rt11'4'd in the es-f h•t the betleflClet lnttrMl ""'* you art" lnteretted in the es-you are ln~ret1t.ed ln the et-
Thll 1111em1n1wu1111<1 with the Thia 1111emen1 w1a flied with the tal.t'. you may SC!rve upon the IUCh deed and '"' obllgellon• ... t.a~. you may ~rve upon th e iatc. you may aerve Upof1 the
County Caerk Of Ol'anga County on County Cl«k ol Ora~ County on executor or admlruBtrator. or aired thereby 111e owned l>y the e-xecu tor or admJn.l.atrator, or executor or adminiatraior, or
Feb 14· 198' F'el> tO, 1984 upon the attorney ror tht> C'X· un<lerliQned, Thet • bretdl of, e"4 u pon the a ttorney for th.f' ex· pon the at torney for tM eJC· 'Dll12 fnt144 default rn. Iha obl!Gatlone for which _,.. u and Publllhod 01-noe eo..1 o.iiy Pul>llah4td Orange CoMt D111y ecutor or adm1nl$tr&t.or. and IUOh CSlld 11 l!tCUrtty ha OGCurred ecutor or adminiatretor , lb"' f'C\Jtor or Adm n iJtrator .
Pilot ~erc:h 8. 1&, 22. 29 108-4 Piiot M11ch 8, 1&, ~? '9, 1894 fl)(' with the CO\.lrt with In that peymenl hu no1 .,_,made fllf' with the court wit h (lJ with IJ'\G COW'\ with
1250-84 1309•84 proof of servia\ a wntten of . .A deflUll ...... on • lllOlor ..,. proor or service. a written proot of 8el'Vice •• written
-----------n .>quest stating that you df'· cu;n.,i:.an: reaaon trweol the requ ett 1totlnt that you dt· n.-quest atatJq that you Oct·
Nl.IC M>TlC£ P\.8..IC NOTla sire spectal notice of th(' fil. ~. .,,...,, ~ aitt sp«'lal nottc:t' of tn~ fU. lire 1ped1I notice o f the CU·
AC11TIOUt eu ... 11 '1CTITtOUI IU ... U Inf( or an lnvt-ntory and ap-uno. •uott o.td, tiu •111CU1ed and Ing of a.n inven tory lllld ap· tna o f an lnvtnt«'Y and ap-
MAMI ITAT~MDIT NAMI ITATIMlflfT praillCme'nt of mtate aueta or =-~~o 0~,~~ ·~ pr.u.emcnt of late Ultlta or p,.._~t of •tatA:l lllC!ll or
The fOllQWing pareon 11 dOlng The follOONlllQ ptlf'90nl et• dOlng of th«:> petitions or a«OUni. '°' Sate. Mel tin ~ wttfl of U\t' petiLlona or aa:ounta of ,lh4! peUt.aona or 11ccou.1no1 bV~Aae INOV8TRll!8, t527 bu~~:E'r' CARPET $ERVIC5S. m enuoned In Sc-c:uon 1200 Mid Tndt• aucn ci.... Md all mmUOned l n fk.ctlon l200 mentioned "' SecUon 1200
Newpoft 81vo •31 Plaza E111ve1 Sen ca.manta. and 1200.5 of lh«! Calllomta ~g evlOanclno oat!Oltiofle and 1200 & of th C.lUomia and 1200.& o! tho C.Ufomia
is. Coal• Maee:Cent 92827 Calif 92702 Proba~ Code :::.. ~ ~': :r= Probate Codt-. • Probtte Code.
Kat.-yn•" Rinnytc. t&27 ~-Hubeof Inc . c1111orn11. •37 AARONS & AARON , -. ...... t.._..._ ,_ ....... ~ ... _ HURWITZ, R l!!MER, ' JUOOBRT 6 WAYMAN, POr1 Blvd Pt.u.a Eetlval. San Clemetlt9. Cllll --.., ,_..,, ",,.....,.._, .._
t$. eo.te .,..., c et11 92627 92782 INC. end peyal>le .nci '* ..__, and DIVINCENZO • APC
Thi• bualneet I• C:.OndUCfld by en 'Thia l>ullneaa ,. eoN:IUC11d by • t7t0 BariM»r 81\td., te. Ht, ~-: ::c~ c::::rv ":: ... Ntwpor1 c,.ttr Dr. Ult Meta Ve-rfe Dr. EaJ• '""'~" -eotporatlon P.O. Boa 1411 -.tion1teoured '""a0r # lHi S.lte M ~~~:~.:,.:,~:: tllad w1th the ~~1~1~~=~.:-:.:r!.,,, the Co1ta Mu i , CA. tUtt 0.ted '*11wy ~. 1NA Ne•por& Bfacb, CA. H .. O Cotta Meu, CA. tllll
Collnty Clenl Of Orange County°" Cowlty Cleot1c of o.-anoe Coulliv on $41·1104 Alme H Rut.. .. IOl"l tor 7H.t711 Ul·Hll
rw n , ""' Feb 21. 198A Publlshrd Oraf\I(' <Aat !':'~ ~~:,,Nr 8l!CI Published~ C.U..t Publlal!M:d Onlna• Ooalt
Pull418Md Orange coa:~ Pul>llthad Orange eou~ DAily POot Mal'l'h 8. G. 16, Put>4191'111d Or~ Coett OW1Y P!Mt Oa,lly PU<>t 8, 11, ll~, 0.Uy Ptlo\ March 7. 8, t•, P~ Maren&, t5 22 2t, 108• PllOt MarMI I t&, 2~. 2t, tJ&.4 1984 Flt) II, H. ~ I, I , ttll' 1984 \ 1934
llW-4 t:U.W4 1316·M 1t7·M ., 1322·84 l2N-&4 •
ACmtlOU8 .,.... ..
MAMI ITAT.....-r
The tollowlng C*'IOtl le doing butlneu•·
INTIRPAJSIHQ WOMfN. 28
M11nn Gt • INIM. CA UT 1~
Vlrgln19 J. Meti. 29 MAlnn $\.,
lr""'-i CA. t2718
Thll bual,..... It oondue1ed by: an 11\dllllcWI.
Virginie J ~
1'1111 •t•~· ..... filed with the Coun~ C""1! of Otlll09 County on f.o 18, 1"'4
'm711 Pvbti.n.ct Otancie Cout o.lty Piiot MllCh 8, 15, ~2. 29, 1"'4
1314-'4
'1CTmOUa INJ-•· NA-. ITATl•NT
The followlng P«ton la dolnQ
t>wi"MllU:
PACIFIC AUTO TRADe. 770 W,
101h 81. Suite D. Co.ta M_., CA.
82127
Voeough, 8h41htam. 2 I Cllllfoml1
AV.. 12f4. lrvlne, CA. 92715
Thll butlMU It oonduoted by en
lndlvlduel
Shahtam Voeough
Thia etatement wu tit.cs with the
County Clerk of Otal\Oll County on Feb, 18, 1084
f2117Q
Publlthed Or11nge Cout Dally
Piiot March 8. 15. 22. 20, 1084
1310.84
P\ltt.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 9U .. NHI
NAMI ITATIMaHT
The tc>llowlng pereon la <lOlng
bualneu u:
BUSINESS EVALUATION SER·
VICES, 2800 E. Cout Hwy Suite
B80, Coton• del Mar, CA. 92825
Frank Fargo, 17 Toulon. Newport
BMch, CA 92627
Thie bullnea1 11 conducted by: an lndMdull.
Frank Fargo
Thia 1tatement wu 11141<1 with the
County Clet'k of Orange County on Feb 16. 1984
f2311'2
Publllhed Orange Cout Dally
Pilot March 8. 15, 22, 29, 1984
1315-8•
PWllC NOTICE
K·t014t
Notice of I• of
AMI PYopettr 11 , .........
No. P-~9099
In lhe Superior Court of the State
of California. for the County of Loa
Angelea
In the Mattw of the Eetate of
MARIE DOWNS aka MAMIE
THOMAS, O.C.U.CS.
Notlee la hereby given that the
undeftlgned will Mii ai Private tale,
to uie highest and best bidder, eub-
)eet to confirmation ot aald Superior
Court, on °' after the 20th day of
Match 19&4, at the offloe ot LEON
SELTZER, 1680 N Vine St., Lot An-
geles, CA. 90028, Suite 12 t2. Coun·
ty of Loe Angeles. State of Call-
fornla, all right, lltle and lnte<Mt of
Mid deceaMd at the time of death
and Ill the right. 1111• and lflletett
th.S the estate of Nld deoe4Md hat
.aqulred by operation of law or
othet'wtM other than or In addition
to that of said deceuec:I, at the time
of death. In and to all the certain
real. property situated In the County
of Orange. Stale ot California. par-
llcul11rly daacrlbed at follow•.
to-wtt·
Bl<>ck "B .. of Tract 1170 aa per
map recorded In Boole 10. PIO"
t6-t7 ol Mite. Mapa In Orange
County.
Term• of sale CUl'I In lawful
money of the United States on con·
llrmatlon of Nie. °' part cash and
balance evldenc.d by note aecured
by Mor!Q&Oe Of Trull Deed on Iha
pre>perty to aold Ten Piii' cent of
amount bid to be depoalt.CS with
bid.
Blda or ottera to be In wrltlf19 and
Wiii be reoelV.CS II the lfOfesaid OI·
flee at any time attw tile llret publ•·
cation hereof and before date of
sale
Dated thll 24th day of Feb . t984
Bemelll G w 1111am1. Executrix
of the "tata ot Mid Decedent
LEON SELTZER, Allor~
• t680 N. Vine St., Suite 12t2
Loe Angelea, CA. 90028
Publlthed Orange Coat Dally Pilot
March 7, 8. 14, 1984
Pta.JC NOTICE
H-11121
MOTICI OP:'rWUITll'I IAU
T.a.NO.lllO
~Alff MOTICI TO
""°"ATV OWNE":
YOU AM IN Dl'AUl T UHOE" A
DllD OP Tl'UIT, DA TID April 14,
1m. UM.all YOU TAKI ACTION
TO PROTICT Y°"" "'ONATV,
IT MAY M aOU> AT A PU9lJC
aAU. W YOU NllD AN EXPU·
NATIOft OP THI NATUltl Oft THI ftltOCHDINO AOAINIT YOU,
YOU IHOUlD CONTACT A LAW-
YIR.
On March 2 t, t084, 11 10:00 A.M.
GUILD ADMINISTRATION CORP ..
A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION 11
duty 11ppotnted Truttae under and
pureuant to Deed of Truat recorded
Aprll 25, 1983. 11 lnat. no
rrl./l: -~7.'l,,'IA ~· Jc. >. "I•· . -;-,..,.-v~~ u -~ ,..
of Orange County. Staie of C•ll·
forn11. executed by JOHN
HASSELL ANO DIANE HASSELL,
HUSBAND ANO WIFE WILL SELL
AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST
BIDDER FOR CASH (payable at
time of aale In lawful money of tl'le
United Stain) 11 The north front
entranoe to the County CourthouM,
700 Clvtc Center Ortve WMt, Santa
Ane, Callfomla all right, title and
lntereat conveyed to and now held
by It und4tr aald Deed of Tru1t In the
property 11tu1ted In Mid County
and State cteacrlbed u :
The WMterly 145 IMI of Lot 3.
BIOell C of Tract 8t2 ... per map
reoorded In Book 20, P11>9 1 Of Ml•
a.lleneout Mapa In the Office Of the
County ~der of Mid County.
The 11r"1 lddr... and othet
common dellgnatlon, If any, of the
real property dellOrlbed lbOVil 11
pvrl>Ofled to be: 20H A,B,C.
W.,._,. Avenue. Cotti M .... CA.
02141
The undertlgned TrualM dla-
etalml eny ll1bOlty fe>f •"V lncOrr~t· neea of the llr.-t 1ddr ... and otri.t
common ~nation, If any, anown
'*""· Said 1a1e wm be !Nde. but
wftl'l<lut 00'!«\MI or w11ranty, ••· pr ... or tmplled. regatdlng t1Ue,
P09MM1on, « anoumbranoee, ln-
ctudlng ,..., en.gee and •xe»en ...
of the TNlt• and ol the trutll
Cf9llted by Mid Deed of Trwt, to ~the retNlnlng pr~ll auma of
the note(•) eeoured by Mid Deed of
Tru9t to wtt: 11141,500.00 With tn••t thereon f1om May 1, 1983 o t2.82S% ennum u prcwlded In
Mid note{f) '*'· coet• ~ INS-~ 00111.IO wttl'l In .
The ~ "'*' Mid Deed of T rut« IW_.ofore elC8CIUteCI and ~ed to the underetoned • wrtt· t ... Dldatatlol\ of .,.,.. and 0.-
mend fot a-, end • wrllltft NotlCI
of OelUt and Election 10 w . The
l#ldll llOfied cautld Mid NOtloe of OlfUt Ind eleGdon to ... fO be
~ In ... oountY ..,.. the
,.... Sl'°'*'Y • .loc*acf,
GUILD ADMIHtlTAATIOH CORP.
Mlllld T ..........
t tto °'*·~ Drive ..,, Dtlao~A. t21:M
• ttHO-nn M,L.. OAITI1UI. IA. VIC!
toeHT ~ Ortni119 0..1 Dal!Y Piiot
Mtlt'l:h '· •• 15, ..... t008..f4
-' ....
'
Otan.g
"CYlnoua.,....... ,.,TmOW .ue..ae · n:nnow 11UeM•• NAm ITATDlllNT MAMI &fArn.wy Mm STA,_ff
The fOllOw#lO l**>M 11e doing The fOlloWlng l*'llOn ft CSolng The follot.lrillo l*90ft II doing butlnMI U bullneet U ! bulineee U
THE OAK8 INVESTMEHT COM~ . oet.oa TECHNOLOOlfll. IQ VIH'TAGe CHARfeR AHO BOAT
PANY, 1633 EM Founn 8tr•, ~arcs St., Newport IMd\, C" W~KS, 7'2K·~a.Coronadel
8an1a Ana, CA 9270S 82983 M1t. c.llf 9M21
0 L.. AIOYftla, General Plltnet, Po Chi Wu. 88' Hllfyard St.,~ Paul K &~ta. 712 K· Tll.anga. 60~ N, Tu.tin Av. .. 8utte 160, Santi port 9Mch. CA. t21a Corona def Mlf, c.tlf 92e26
Ana. CA 9270& Thl:sbUtMeu la~ed oy. an Suon B lp•lgl'lt1. 112 Oudl4w 8 . FrWtk, Gen.al Plt1nef, lncfMdual. K· T~. Cofona 041 M11, Cellt. 606 N 'ruatln Avenue, Suite 15t, Po Chi Wu 12826
Santa Ana, CA. 92705 Thll 111tament -llled with the Ttllt ~ 19 condueled by. 1111
Thia t>ultneu II eondu.cted by • Coumy Clefli of Orange County on lndMdUll
llmtted pat1netlhlp, f.O 18, 1984 Paul Speigllta
G. L. Algyr0t ""7• Thill atatement w• flied w1111 uie
Thie ltatlment WU llled with the Put>llat1ed Orange Ooeat Delly County Cler11 Of Orange County on
County Cl4Wtl of Oranga County on Piiot Match 8, 15, 22, 29, t98-4 f.tl 21 , 1084
Jan 2G. 1t84 t30t--8-4 ~
1'2*12 PvbHlhed OrllllQ9 Coul o.lly
.IACklOH. IUOOe9' & 8UClltUMO •-JC MnlJC£ PllOt MatCf'I I, 16, 22. 20, ltac an.c............... (°-nu t337.&4
~~a~~ Dally aAU M N"ac>NAL
PllOI Feb. t8, 23. March t, a. t984 l'RONJtfY TO HtGHllT INOC>afl "8JC NOTIC( Notice II~ 9lven lhat ~1---..-..=-...-..--.;;;;..... __
93 t-84 .,UI be tec.IVed fOf tale 10 Ille l'llQho-NOTICI Of' PINDINQ
-----------.. t bid<* of1 the fotlowl119 uted UIN IAU OP VIH~ l'tBJC fl>TlCE equtpment which hu ~ dec.lared YAUllD OYU t 1,1GO..
1Yrplu1 to the ~· of the Coast Notlee le her•~ giv.ti purlllanl
'ICTITIOUI 9U .... S
NAMI ITATl.•NT
The foltOWing peraon II doing
bullneH U .
PANACHE' INTERIORS, 2102
Bullneu Center Dr . Suite 130.
Irvine, Calif 92715
Judith 0.Weea Schult?, 3' 146
s.tva Rd.,
188, Laguna Niguel, Callf. 92617
Thia bullneu I• conducted by an
lndlvldval
Judith o.w ... Schulti
Thi• 1tatement waa flied With the
County Cletk of Orange County on
Feb 21. 198•
fDlll.t
Publllhed Orange Cout Dally
Pllol MarOh 8, 15, 22, 29. t084
1335-84
P\B.IC NOTICE
Community CofteOe Dletrlct: to S.Ctlon 603 of the Clllfornla
(1) COMt ILIClROMC 0..QAN H1tb0f1 and Navigation Code that
S• blO. wlll be opened and Pl.lb· lhe undertlgnld. LIDO YACHT
flely read aloud 11 10:00 a m., Tuee-ANCHORAGE, 717 Lido P1rk Ori .....
dey. AJ)rll t. t984 In the Confer~ Newl)Of1 Buctt, CA. 929&3, Orange
Room of lhe Ol•trlct Admlnlllratlon County. CA. wlll Mil at publlc auc:•
8ulldlno. 1370 Ad1m1 Avenue. tlon, at 717 Lido Park Oflve, New·
COeta MM&. C•lfomla All bid• port S..Ch. CA. 92663 LOI An~ ...
mu11 be dellvefed to the omoe of CaMfornla 111 10 1 m dn Mvch 20
the Olreotor ol Purc:hulng at the 1984, the' follOWtng de'°rlbfd ve.:
abOve addr ... prlof to the time Ml Ml{•). to wu·
for 1he opening 10 be eligible for Builder v .... 1 ldentlCIGatlon No.
coneld9fatls>n (ate bldt cannot be CENTROMOR BTM (Sall)
ace.pied. BCF 9128CU
PropoMt f0tm1 and CQf'llplet• In. Said Hie 11 for the purpc>M of
1truc:tion1 mey be obt1lnec:t at the aat11fytog llen ot the undefalgJled for
Purehung Department ol the DI .. Nrvtcea pertonneo, together with
trlct at the above addr .... FO< Id· co11a of ldverfltlng an<i expenMt
dltlonaf 1nt0tmatlon Of lnapeetlon of aala.
appointment, call Shannon 8 Dated thl1 5th day of March,
McCarthy, (7t4) 432-575-4 1984.
Bide mutt be accompanied by • HOUSER GERTNER 4 BAOWN
Certified Of a Clllhler'a Check made •3'0 C11mpu1 Dr . N-port Beach.
P10TfTIOUt ......
NAMI ITA......,.,.
Thi followlncl Pl'90fW lie doing ~-= "lmAMA8TEP'6 , I 1Q0 w .. t WM*. Suite
t t, Genie Ma., Calif t2704
PllJI J. ~. ~22 C&ll«llt Of~. Hunting1.on fJaecll. C1llf t2641
Morry 0 Zipper, 1 123 I. Pain.
8t Apt A. Gland•. Cattf 91206 T~ buslMa la oon<luc.tad by a
O-Wal partnerlt\lp
Paul J o.Mett
Thia •~tlllMnt #II Ned wttn the
Coun1y Clerk of Orano-County on Feb. 3, 1084
P.J:l770I
Publlthed Orange CoMt o.lty
Piiot Marett 1, 8. 15, 22. 1984
1t80-84
FICTrTIOUl~U
NA .. ITATEMINT
The loUOW1119 P91'10f\I art dOlng
bullNtlt u :
ARGUS ·DO MIN ION
PROPERTIES. a C1llfOtllll G-al
Pa11net.nlp. 6 t 1 Anton 8ou1eVatd,
Suite 380. Coata M .... Cettf 92826
Dominion lnvestmt1nt1 Inc , a
Cllilornl• CorPQfatlOn, 611 Anton
Boui.v&rd, 51.1111 360, Cottlll MeH,
Calli. 92626
Willi•m A. WOOd, 41 Hlllgrats.
lrvlM. Caltl 92715
Campbf>fl A C Fr•Mr 11890
Beachwood Sfreet. l/ancouver,
B C , Canada V6P 5112
Thi• bualnau 11 conduete<l Oy a
'tCTITIOUI ., ..... NAMI ITAT«•NT
The loltowtng pinion• .,. dOlng
buainMIN:
SUNNYM&AD COMM£RCE
Cl!NtER, L TO.. 1072 8 E 8'lllOI,
Suite 206, Santa Anl. CA 02707
Sunnymead Commerce Center, •
geri«al par1ner1h1p, 1on S E
8rl1tOI. Suite 205.' 6a11ta Anl. CA. 92707
Thi• bualONt la oondvcted by· •
limned partnership
Ray p Olmacnetd, II• Managing
Ptrtne<
Th11 1111emen1 """ llled With ,.,.
Ce>Unty Clerk of Orange County on
Feb 18. 1984
general partnerstup QARWIN & WAONlft
William R WOOd lull.• 4t0
This s1atemer11 w11 filed with the 1M01 Von ICarm.efl Awet1.,.
County Clerl< of Orange County on lrvlM, C A. 12715 Feb 9 1984 ('14) Mf.1tl4
f211211 Publllhed Orange Co11t Dalty P.ublllhed Orange Coast Dally Piiot Mareh 8 15 22 29 1984 Pilot March 1, 8. 15. 22, 1984 ' · · · 1327.84
1181-8• ------------
Ml.IC NOTtCE
IC._,
l'"llllOtll COURT Of THI STATI M
CM.IJONlllA IN AND '°" ,._ COUNTY Of OllAMOI E1111e ot NORMA LUCINDA
WOODtN. o.c..a..d
CAH NO. A , "'84
MOTICI Of IAL9 Of
MAJ.. PaC:JnJnY
(PYobete Cede leetlon *· 1lr} NOOCE IS HEAEBY GIVEN that
ANNE M MONTGOMERY, 111 per.
aonal repreaenuu1ve of the EataWI ol
NORMA LUCINDA WOODIN, de·
~Nd. will Mii at private aale, on
April t6. 1084. to the highest and
beat t>ldder, under IM t.errM ln4
condition• hereinafter mentlOf)ed.
and lllbi.ct to confirmation by the
Orange County Superior Court,
aubMquent 10 the Mia and within
the II~ allOwed by lew, et the law
ottic.a ot Frank, RoMman, Fr..csua
I K·1'91 auNNCJil' CCMMT
Off C-AIJPOMUo
c.OUlfTY °' a..•w
ConMtVatorwnip of th9 ~ and
Estate of· A88.I!. P. CLASON. Con·
..vet.._
payable to the Coaat Community CA 92~3
NOTICE Of College 0!1trtc1, or caah 1n an agenta for
TltUITH'a IALI amount not lee• than t0% ot the LfDO y ACHT ANCHORAGE P\8.IC NOTICE Pta.IC NOTICE Ind MIJ'll, by Harvey M Neiman.
------------attorney (or the peraonal repr~.
NOTICE IS HERESY gt--. 1hat
EILEEN E BAUGHMAN. u Con--valor ol the •tat.e of A8Blf P
CLASON. ConMNatM , Will ... at
PflVlfO ..... to the hfOheot and beet
bidder. utlW the termt and con·
dlllona ~elnltfter mentloneO, and
11.1bi.ct to conllrm91IOll by IM. 8u-
P«IOf Coun. on M¥dl 16. t"4. at
10 00 a.m., or th«Mlter wltllln lhe
time anowecs by taw. at the office of
F El..LIOT GOlOMAH, att.orn.y for
ConHrVetor. at 21500 Weat Orange.
thorpe Avenue, Suite U. F"'*1on,
CallfOfnla 92833. all the right, tltle.
in1er•t. end ..,... ot !ti. eon.
Mt'YllM , and al the right, title,
lntMnt, and eetate tnat !fie &tatct
of ABBIE P. CLASON, Conaiwvai.t.
hal ecqulred by os>ll'ltion of laW Ot
other'wlto. °''* than, or In eddltlon to : tne1 of the Cclnten11t .. , al tile
time of the Conoerva1ort1t11p, In lnCI
to all that o.rtain real property, aitu-
ated 1n the · City of WMtmlntt«.
County of Orlt)Oe. S111e Of Call· lomla. detcribed-u fe>ltoolQ:
T.I . Ho. N-12'1 • total bid. Pereonal cheek• lie not 7 t7 Lido P111< Drive
IMPOftTANT MOT1Cf TO .:table. ~t Of IUCQenful N-l)Of1 Beach, CA 92663 NOTICE OF T"UITH'I IAlE
Youf!'!ONl IH'!!.Y,~UWNELT UNlt;.-•... r will be applled to the Publllhed Orange Coast Dally Pllo1 OTO NO: 1771-A "" .,. .. .,... ,. purchaae price. Other depo111 March 8 1984 RE: Oawtdeon
0.ID OP TRUIT DAHO MIJ 11, check a and/or caah will be returned . 1321·84 YOU Aftl IN Df'AUlT UNOEft A
1112. UNLlla YOU TAKI AC110N within fltteen (15) days attw the DUIO Of TMllT DATED, AINI '¥7,
TO PROTSCT YO\Ht PROPIM'Y, Board of Tru11 ... · ac:ceptance of P\8.IC NOTICE 1112. UHUH YOU TAK! ACTION rT MAY M IOlD AT A PU8UC high bid, which will be within 30 TO Pf!OTICT YOUR P9'0NltTY, IA~. •YOU •ID AH IXPlA• daye of bid Ol)enlng. Notice of Tru11 .. •1 a. IT MAY H aoLD AT A PUeUC
NATION°' THI NATUM °'THI All propefty .. offered for .. 1 ... a. T.a . No. neo IAU. " YOU MHO AH IXPLA-
P .. OCHDINQ AOAINIT YOU, 11 .. with all fa'-1111 11nd wlthoUt r• YOU AM INP.,AUlT UNO•U ..NATION Of THI NATURE Oft THE
YOU IHOULO CONTACT A LAW· courae egaJntt the Dl1tr1Ct The DI•· OllD Of TMllT DATID f*'*Y "'OCUDINQI AC)AJNIT YOU,
YIR. lrlet mllk" no guarantee written or U t•1 UNLEll YOU TAKI AC· YOU IHOUU> CONTACT A LAW· On Mitch 21, t984, at 10:00 lmplled aa to the aondlllon of the OOH TO ,,.OTECT YOU" HOMe Yl!R.
A.M .• The Hammond Cornlany; a property offered or the fltneu of the fT MAY H IOLO AT A PUtlUC GUARDIAN TRUST DEED SER·
Clllfornia COfPQl'atlon u uly ap. proPerty fOI' any I.IN Of purpoae IAL.I. IF YOU HllD AN IXPLA· VICES, a C()(po<atlon aa duly ap.. pointed Tru11eeunder and pvr.auan1 Payment In full mutt be made NATION M THI NATUftl Of THE """ T dor
to Deed of Truel recorded May 24, Within fourteen (14) calendar dlYt P"OCHDINQ AQAINIT YOU, ~t~~= ~~trut:h~11~~~
t982. at lnet No. 82·t78l69, ot Of· atter notice or acceptance of bid YOU IHOULO CONTACT A LAW· AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
flclal Record• In the offloa of the and the item mull be removed from Yl'l HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH ()( ..
County Aecofdora of Orange Coun· tile Orange Cout College within I STAN-SHAW CORPORATION, A Mt forth In Section 2924h of the
ty, State ol Callf0fnl11 executed by reaaon1ble time mutually egreed CALIFORNIA CORPORATION, aa Clvll Code, all right, tltle and lntwest David M. Clark and Carolyn J. Clark, upon duty appointed Truatee under the veyecs 1 d held by 11 nu1band and wile 11 Joint tenanll Thia no1loe l1 In accordance with fot•-~ .. ____ , ......... ~ of tn•'"' ~--do~ now, T
.. 10 an undivided .,,, lnterMt and Section 81•50 of the CallfOfnla w1u'~Lr'Ar PUBOCAUCTio'N u........ HI ........ 0 ru1t In the
Earl Luff, an unmarried man .. to an Education Code. TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR pr~~ ~~~·ftr od~rli:'~ AK
lindlvlded 'Ai lntwett. aa tenant1 In Signed: CORRELLAN J THOMP· CASH or ea NI forth In Section DAVIDSON
common WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SON 292•h of the Civil Code all right BENEFICIARY: ST AN JONES
AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER Exec Vice Chancellor. Bullnna Al· title and lnterHt conv~ to and RECORDED AUGUST 6, 1982 aa
fOR CASH (payable at time 01 sale faire now helO by II und11 sald Deed of 1n1trument Number 82-274716 of
In lawful money ol the Unl1ed Cout Community College Dlatrlct Trust In the pre>perty llerelnaftef de· Offlcial Records In the office ol the Statee) at I.he NOf1h front entrance Publllhed Orange Cout Dally Piiot scribed· Recorder of Orange County
'o the county countlouae, 700 Civic March 8, 15, 1984 TAUSTOR· Donald R. Sell and Sllld Deed of Trust. cleacrlt>ee the Center Orlva Weet, Santa Ana, CA.. 1320·84 Jean c Seit · huaband and wife IOUDwlf19 property
all I right, title and lnternt conveyed a.-ic NOTICE BENEFICIARY TH E PARCEL 1· Lot 7. Tract 2466, In 0 Ind now hel<I by It under ealO ,..~ SIMON.-EHRENFELO GROUP, IN-
Deed of Trual In the property situ-CORPORA TED 1 Callf0fnl1 corpot· ::,~~!o°:nc= ~~~= ~ ~~i
ated In said County and State de-T~:f ~~" atlon u agent ior undisclosed prln-cellaneoue Maps, In the office of the ~rlbed u : Notle41 11 hereby given thal bide c1p11~ known as SEO· t20, pur1Yant county recordw of .. Id county
Lot 17 of Tract No. 9480· In the will be received for aale 10 the hl~h-to Loan Participation Agreements MAY ALSO BE KNOWN AS: 278 City of Irvine. a1 per map recorded dated February 10. 1981 Palmer Straet. Coeta Mff'a. Cali-In Book -'08. Page 3 t-33 lncluaive of 111 bidder(•) for two vehk:lea 1 at Recorded February 20, t981 ae tornla
mlteellaneoua maps. In the office Of are •x~ 10 the need• of tile Hunt-Instr No 23416 In bQOk 13954 page (II a street addraH or common
the County Recorder of said Coun-l119ton Beach City Schoof Dlttrk:I. 1619 ot Ottlclal Record• In tl'IO tttloe <lea"'nallon 111 shown above, no ly. Bid form 1:840309 with epeclfl. 011 ... o-orcs~ 01 Oranne County, 'V T -"d d ••11on1 and Indicating a•••t lo ,.,. .,.... -· ·• warranty It given as to Its complel• he 1treet "" ress an other ....,. ,..... • aal<l deed of tru1t describes the IOI· common OeslgnaUon. If any. ol the cation of Items may be obtained low!~ property . n"' or correctnest).
teal property <letcrlbed above II from the DlstrlC1 Purchasing De-PA CEL 1 Lot 129 of Tract No The beneficiary undef aal<l Deed purl)Of1ed to be • 13 Bennington par1ment, 20451 Cralmer Lane, of Trus1. by reucm by a breach or Irv ' Hunt11i9ton Beach, ca 92646 Any 3519. in the City of Newport Beach. default In the obllgat1on1 aecvred rvlne. CA. 927 t4. . ..,. d County of Orange, State of Call-thereby, hefetofore executed and The undertlgned Trustee d11-Item may be lnapect..., uring reg· lornla, •• ahown on• map record-" ,1m 1a tehool hou 1 prior to Mareh 9 "" dellvared to the undaratgned a wrl1· clalm1 any llabl ty for any incorrect-u r r · In book 128 PIQff 18 to 21 1nc1u1lv• ten Declaratlol'I of Default an<l Oe-
neu of the strMt adoress and other t98'· of Miscellaneoua Maps. records ol mand for Sale. and written notice of common dea1gn11ion. ii any. enown Bid• thall be clearly marked Oran~ Coun"'. Calllornla "Su ""' p 1 Bid N 8•0309 ., breach and of election to cause 1he herein r...,vs roper y o ' EX EPTING THEREFRO•• the S ... •"dr···...,. to Bob Bond Pur• .... _ "" under9*"ned to tell Nid property to aid llJe wlll be ma...... but .... .._, ' "'·--Southwetter1y one toot ol Hid land. 11t11ly :.id obllgallon1. and there. without covenant °' warranty, ex· 1119 Agent, Hunt1119ton Beach City II con"•Y..,. 10 the City of N-pon pras1 0 Implied regardlf19 title School District, 20451 Cralmer • """ altar the undefllgMd caused said r • · Lane, Huntington Beach, ca. Beach. by deed• recorded Aprll 1, noltoe of breaeh and of election to poeaeaaion. or encumbranoea, In· 926'8." and re<:e1Ved 11 °' befOfe 19e0 In boOlc 5 t74 pagee 596 and be Recorded Noveml>M 30, 1983 u
eluding'-· charges and expenses 599 Otflctal Records lnatrument Number 83·545975 ol of the Trust" and of the Tru111 2:00PM, Friday. March 9· 1984 81 ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM aald Official Aecordt.
created by aald Deed ol Trust, to which time and place bldt wlll be ell oil oil r""hts mlnerala mineral Said tale wlll be made. bul oay 1he remaining prlnclpal 1Ym1 of publlcly opened and read. • 'V • • the noJe(I) aecured by aald Deed of All expenaea of cartage and ra· rlghll, natural gu rights. and other without covenant or warranty. ex·
Truat to wll: 161,200 .00 with movat ere the reaponalblllty ot the =ydroca~bon• bybewn,::1~w na:;'e Pf"' or Implied. reg1tdlng title,
lnteralt thereon from June 1 t982 IUOCeUful bldder(t). S1IM tax will ,:::"'n ::;1 ';"~Ynd h el n: un d 8f poeaeulon, Of encumbrances to <6i 17.50/. per annum 11 provided In be added to all quotations unle11 1~!!, 1 o ,!~ 11:1~1 o~1 i:; pay the remaining prlnclpal 1Ym of
aald note(•) plua coat• and any ad· valld retall aales tax permit number tcr .,..,, oO• '"" w per .. -u 1he note(•) eecured by tald Deed of
1 s19 546 10 Ith 1 tw 1 it 1Ybmllted with bid form right ol drllllng, mining, exploring Trul1, with Interest as In said note ~~:::yo aoe:ru9o ti le c~.,;. E~~I~ Payment In lull 11\all be made and operating thefefor and 1torlng provided. advances, II any. under
mated TrutlM faea and expen~ In .,...lthln ten days of the awarding of In ~nd removing the tame from aald the 1arms of said Deed of Tru11, the 1 f 11 049 70 the tale and the material mall be land or any other land. lncludl119 the raea. chargea and expenaes of the T~::;.,~.,Y under· said OMd removed from District property at right lo whlpstock Of dlrectlonall~ Truateeand of the tru111 created by
ol Trull heretofore executed and the time of tull pay~. drlll and mine lrom lands other than 11ld Deed of Trust
delivered 10 the undersigned a writ-The Board rnerve1 tile right 10 aald land, oll or g11 welll, tunnel• Said Hie wlll be held on Monday,
ten Oeclarallon of defaull and De-reject any and all bids or 10 waive and ahaftt Into, thrOUQh or acrou April 2. 198• at 11 .00 A.M., 11 the
mend for Sale, Ind • written Notice any Informality°' Irregularity In the tbohe,llUbturfaoeh holf aa, ldkl~nd, adnld t~ Concord Street antranGe to the
of Default and Election 10 Sell The bidding. All m1ter1a11 are told In an t om IUC w P• oc: _, or rec building located 11 1570 Eut 17th
underllgned caused Hid Not IC. 01 ··aa Is" condition. The Dietrlct tlonally drllled -II•. tunnel• and Streel. Santa Ana. California 92701
Oefaull and Election 10 Sell 10 be make• no guaranlee, wrltren or Im-•h•ft• under •nd beneath or The total amount of the unpaid
ded 1 the ty wh the plied. aa 10 the condition of any beyond the ell.terlor llmlta thef'eol. balance ot ttie obligation aecured recor n coun ere and to redrlll retunnel, equip, main· by Hid property to bl aold. real proS*(y I• located. llem. I ' .. d t Date' February 8 1984 Signed: Bob Bond taln, repa r. ueepen an opera a togethef with lnt8fetl, late charget,
The Hammond C0mpany Purchulng Agent any such -II• or mines. without, end estimated eo1t1, expenlff, and
B . Speciall:ted TD Services Inc Publlalled Orange Coait Dally however. the right to drlll, mlM, advances, u ol the date h8feol, 11
y. t · · · ' Piiot March 1 8 t98-4 t203-84 atora. explore and operate through 17.•89.78. u agen ' ' 1h• aurtace ot the upper 500 feet ol Date: March 2. 198•
II aald Truttae the eub1ur11oe of Hid land 11 re-GUARDIAN TRUST DEED SER·
P.O. Draw. 158 Pllll.IC NOTICE Mrv80 In ttie deed from The Irvine VICES. a c0tpol'at1on. Rim For•t. CA. 92378 Company. a Mlchloan Corpor11tlon. u Mid Truatee
714-338-2041 ITATlllllHT Of' WITHOltAWAl In deed record~October 14. 1977 By Teri Phelpt, Aell1tant Secre11ty
Q-4na0
IUPEfllO" COURT
OF THE ST A Tl OF
CAUf'ORNtA F<>f' THE
COUHTY OF LOI ANOl:LH
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF LILY COL VIN, Oeceued
No.'7~
NOTICE Oft IA~ Of'
MAL PRC>nJITY AT
PUallC AUCT&ON
Notloe I• hereby given that the
undarelgned, GOf'DON W
TREJ-iARNE. Publlc Admln111rator, aa ~dmlnlatrator ot the aatata ot
LILY COLVIN, Oeceaaed, will Mii at
Public: Auction on Maren 28, 1984,
at 2:35 P M. on the pramlNt u
herelnaftw detcrtbed. 10 the high-
est and be$1 blddef upon the terma
and condition• hereinafter men-
tioned, eut>ject to the confirmation
by the Superior Court, all the right,
title and Interest Of Hid decedent at
the time of the death, Ind Ill the
right, tltle and lntarHt that tM n-
tate of Mid decedent haa by <>per·
atlon of law or otherwlae acquired
other than, or In addition to, tha1 of
said decedent 11 the time ol death In
and to all of that 08flain real prop-
er1)' deec(lbed aa follows. 10-wlt
fhe land ref8n'ed to hef'eln la aHu-
ated In tile State of California,
County of Orange, City of Unin-
corporated, and la deacrlbecl aa fol·
lows
That portion ot Lot 14 of Tract No
1020, u per map thereof recorded
In Book 33 at Pege 25, of Ml ..
~laneou• Mapa, Records of said
Orange County, deacrlbed M fol·
Iowa:
BEGINNING at the most w .. 1erly
corner of Hid Lot t4. and running
tt\ence North 69 degreea 07' 20"
East along the Northweeterly line of
Hid Lot 14, t 10 '"'· thence South S degrMI 10' 30 .. EHi 80 IHI;
thence South 69 degrees 07' 20'
Weal to the Wnterty lloe of Hid Lo1
t4; thence North-terly along Mid
Westerly llne 10 1he point of begin·
n1ng
Ora119e County. UNIMPROVED
APPRAISAL Pendlnt Lot ntmproveo
Rental Income None
Taxe1 198 t-82 S 188.26
lot 11ze · 1ppro•1mately
oo·x110·
Direction• to Property· Pacific
Coaat Hwy. South to Ill Avenue In
South Laguna. Then left on 111 Av·
enue to Mar Vlala Avenue. make
right on Mar Vl1t1 Avenue to con-
tinuation of tit Avenue on left side
Turn onto tat Avenue going North·
aaat 10 site (whlCh 11 Lot 14) Prop.
arty located dlractly acrou tile
1trMt from 22332 Flrat Street.
South Laguna. California.
Place ol Sale: 428 Heliotrope All·
enue. COfona del Mar. Cellfornla
trom Intersection ot Interstate 405
and MacAr1hur Boulevard go South
on MecArthur to Intersect Coast
Hwy (CA 111) continue South on
Coaat Hwy. to Heliotrope Avenue
turn right on Hellolrope lo ~OS*IY
The flrlt twenty llve hundred
(12,500.00) dollars or tOV. depostt
mull bf> 1n 1he fOfm of • Cuhler•
Check.
Subtect to current taxea, con· dltlont, covenants, rettrlCtiona rH·
ervatlone, easementa, rlg'hts. and
right• ol way of record
The ule wtll be made on the lol·
lowing terms. Cath In lawiul money
of the United Stat" upon the con·
tatlve. at 101 W. 8'oaCIWay, Suite
1100. San oi.oo. Celffetnla, 92101.
111 tn. rloht. tftle, interMt. and ea·
tate ot the deeeUld. and all the
rtgh1, title, lnter•t and •tate that
the "tate of NOAMA LUCINDA
WOODIN. oec.ued. hat acquired
by ~atlon ol tew Of oiherwlee,
other then, or In addition 10. 1h11 of the deceued, at the time of her
death, In and to all that oertaln real
~operty, altuated In the City of
Cypr .... In the County ol Orange.
State of Calllornla. commonly d•
acrlbed 11 0852 Via Sonoma.
Cypr"'· Calllornla, 90630, and
more partlc:utwly Oee<:rlbed u
Lot J30 Trac1 5374 a1 per map
recorded In Bo<* 244, Pagee 28. 29.
30 and 3 t of miaeelllll*)UI mape,
records of Mid Orenge Count}.
California. (IMI exeloalont plut
easement• of record).
Tnll tale It aubjec.1 to current
taxff, eovenaqte. condition•. r•
atrlctlona, re .. rvatlont. rlghll.
rtghll of way, euementa, and ••1111·
Ing encumbrances of record
'rhe terma and condition• of the
tale are: CUil and law1ul money ol
the United Slates of Amer1ea. or
part cash and part credit. the te<ma
of IUCh credit to be acc:.p11ble to
the pereonat repr-11ttve and to
the Cour1 Ten percent ol the
amount bid to accompany the otter
and the batance 10 be paid on con·
llrmatlon of aaJe by the court
Tuee. rentt. ope1a1tng and metn·
tenance expenlff. and premium•
on 1neuranoe acceptable to the
purel'taae lhall be PrOfated u ot the
date ot conlirmatlOll ol sale The
uamlnatlon of t111e. recording of
oonveyanc.. Ind any title tneurance
potley shall be at tile expenae of lhe
purchaaer •
Bid• or otlera 111a 1nV1ted lor lhl'
properly and mull be In wrl1t119 and
will be reoelved at the law offices of
Frank. Roseman. Freedua, and
Mann, by Harvey M Neiman. at·
torney for the personal represen1a,
""·· Bl 101 w .. 1 6roadway. Suite 1 too. San Diego. CallfOfn•a. 92101.
or may be flled with the Cleft\ of the
Supet10< Court Of <letlvered ro Anne
M Montgomery personalty. 11 eny
time eher ftrat pubhcallon of 0111
notice and before making the ule
but not latw than 5 00 p.m on April
15, 1984
For furtl'>ef information and bid
forma. apply at the ofll04I of Iha at-
torney for the pe<eonat reore991n1-
tlve.
The right ia r-'fed to rej9ct 1ny
and 111 bids
Dated December 7 1963
Anne M Montgomery. u
personal repr~1111ve ot
the Ellafe of NORMA LUCINDA
WOODIN. 0.0.1Md
FftAN«, ROSEMAN, FAEEOU8 a
MAHN
Sy· Ha~ M Netm111, AllOfney ror
Per10nal Repr.-ntatlva. Anne M
Montgomery
HAftVl!Y M.. NEIMAN, HQ.
FA~HK. AOIEMAN, FAEEOUS a
MANN
to1 w. lkoechw•r. lult• 1100
Ian oi.,o, CA. 12101
("t) 23M 117 Published Orange Coaat Daily Piiot
Maren 8, 9, 15, 198•
13111-84
PlalC NOTIC£
Th• real p<O~ commonly
known u 709t, 7007 and 7009
Trlllk Avenue, Wetrtmlneter, Call·
fornla, and more partlculel'ly de-
tetibed u · County of Orange • 13"'
lhe Ro La Boltu. that port.Ion of
the aoutnw.t v. of the non,,_. 11.
ot Section 2·5-11, /dal~ Beginning
al a point In the IOUth llne of the
north_, •1. of Mid s.ctlon 2, dis-
tant mereon 4418 fe.t ...-iy from
thlt eouthwell ~ of aeld nortn-
wea1 '4 and running Inane. nott""1
parallel with the W9I ltne of tM
northwest .,. of uld Section, 495,
feet plus, to the nortfl line of UMI
south 15 acres of the IOU1hwel.t '.4
of the northWMt v. of Mid SectlOn
2. then Mlterly along Mid north fine
82 feet; then IOUther'ty parallel with
the west nne of the nor1hwl9t 'I• of
said Section. 495 leet p1ua to the
IOUth llne of the northW'llt 'I· of tlld
Section 2. then weeter1y 1iOnO Mid
SOUlhllne 82 feet 10 Ille poltl1 Of '-"
ginning
This sale 11 IYbjeet to current
t•xes, covenan11. condltton1. ,..
s1rictlon1. reservation•. rlgl'lta.
rtghll of way. euemen11. end exm -
•ng encumbranc.a 01 record
The terma and con<1nton1 ol ....
11e Caah tn lawful money of the
Untied States on conllnnatlOn of
sale. or part caati llld bllanoa
evl<lenc.cs by no1e MOUred by Mon·
gage°' Trust Deed on the prOP«ty
to aotd Ten perc:ent ol amount bid
to be deposited with bid Tu•
renll, operating and me1ntenanoa
expenHs 11'\d premtumt on ~
1urance accep1at>le to tne
purcn.-shall be ptOfated u of
the date of confirmation of .... The
examination of utle, r~dlng of
conveyance, and any title lnlUfance
poltcy thall be-at the tte>enM of the
purch-The ConterVatC>t ,...
..,...,.. the rtght 10 re19et any and Ill
t>•dl 8td1 or ottert must be In wrttlng
and wlll be received at the afOl'-ICI
office at any time after the flr·l1 pub
11ea11on hereof and before dete of
1141•
Da1ad 1h11 23 <lay of Febo>ary.
1984
EILEEN E BAUGHMAN ConMrV11tor of the Ettel~
of ABBIE P CLASON
F ELLIOT GOLDMAN, Attorney lor
Cona«vator
2500 West Otangethorpe Ave .
Suite U
ru11er1on. CA 92633
(7 t4) 87 t -9832
Put>ltlhed Orange Coaa1 Dally Pflo1
Marah t 2 8. 1984
1191-84
Pllll.IC NOTICE
By Ktltta Katlow. Alll1t1nt Sec-'"OM PAftTNl"IHll' In bOOk 124t5 page 997, Oftlclal 1570 Ea11 17th Street, Suite E
retary ONRATINO UHOlft Record• Santa Ana, CA. 02701 Published Orange Coe.at Dally Piiot flCTITIOUI 9UIMll NAME PARCEL 2· Non-exclualve ap-(714) 547.7177
fifmatlon ot sale Deposit ol ten per· LIFE ANO ACCIDENT AND
cen1 In ctlh upon acceptance 01 HEAL TH-SYHOPll8 OF THE
i=.b. 23. March 1. 8. t984 The tollowlng peraon hat purtenant eaHmenta over Lot A Publl•hed Orange Coll.It Dally Piiot ~-;~ .-;:;i~J1~~.],~-.tt:·~~~ ~ ~/~ ·~;,; b'.~~~'M.~~ .. I~:-~~. -~r~1r~ Y'EA~
Pl&.fC NOTICE tlctltlout bullnW~l S corded In bObll f07 pagM 1 thrOUQh
-----------PAINTING & MAINT et 3002 7 lnetullve of Mltcellaneous maps. Pl&.JC ll)JIC( tC•1000I Fern"91lh, eo.ta M"8, CA 92826. Int the otflce of the County Recorder
one'h•ll ol etcfOVi lee 111 e~periee of o Fl A I~
the purc:ha-INSURANCE COMPANY. 700
A thirty-day ese•O'# eh&ll be ... wport Center Onw.,
Nottoe of •• of The f1Gtlt1ou1 bu11ne11 name of aald County. for the putp<>MI
Reel Pfopettr It atatement for the partne<lhip waa and 111 deteribed In Ar110le XIII. Sec·
PYt .. te aale fllld on July t 1. 1983 In lhe County uon 4 of the 0ec1ar111on of Cov•
No. A· 118961 ol Orange. FILE NO F22033 t nan ta, Condition• and Re1tr1c11on1
In the Superior Coun of tne State Full Name and Addreu of lhe recorded March 7, 1974 In book
of California, for the Coonty of Or· P.,aon Wllhdrewlng OaYld Corey 11090 page 174, Olflclal Record•.
ange Ceglgae, 3002 Fernheath, Coate May be alao known aa 506 Rock·
In the M1ttw of the E1t1te of Mne. CA 92626. ford Place, COfona def Mar, Ca.
ALDIS KEIPENS Dece11ed Signed' David Ceglgaa .. (II a etreet addr"9 or common
Notlc.e 11 her~by given that the Publlshed Orange Coa1t Dally daalgnatlon 11 enown above. no
undertlgnec:t will aell at Private ule, Piiot Feb. 16, 23, March 1• 8, l984 warranty 11 given u lo lta oomplete-
to the hlghelt and belt bldde/, sub· 940-84 neaa or co,,ectneta) ...
ject to confirmation of aald Superior The t>enetlc11ry under Mid Deed
Court, on or after the tSth day of P\B.IC NOTICE of Truat. by reaaon Of a breach or
March 1984, at the office of RICH-default In the obllgat1on1 MCured
ARD W. SPENCER, At10<ney at NOT1CI! TO CQDl'TO..I thereby, heretofOft executed and
l aw, 511 E. Flrlt SlrMt, Suite E. Of auu< TIIANIFI" • dellevered to the underlllgned a
Tut11n, CA. 92880. County of Or·· Notic. 11 hereby gtv1111 to the written Oeclaratlon Of Default and
ange, St1te of Catllornla. all right. Creditors 01 WHtern Digital Cor· Oem•nd for Sale, and wrlttllfl noUce
title and lnl.,Mt of aald ~at poratlon, t ranafer°'1•l. wno.. bull· of bt1ach end Of alec11on to c•uM
the time Of deatn and all the right, ,,... lddrMa 11 24•6 McCebe Wey, lh• undertlgned to NII aald prop-
lltle and lntereat tnat the "tat• of lrvlne, County of Orange, Stat• of erty to 11t11ly tlld obllg•llont. and
Hid deCMMd hu acquired by op. C111fornl1. that a bulk trantfer It thereafter the und.,algned c&ueed
eretlon of l•w or otherwlM other abOut to be mid• 10 en ... Com--~ notice of breach and of eleo11on
tnan or In addition to that of Mid rMrclal C0<por1t1on. Tr.ml.,"(1), to be Recorded November 23, t083
d.cMMd, et the tJme of death, ln wt)OM bullneea lddr... 11 800 aa 1n1tr. No 83·539138, of Mid 0 1·
and to all tile '*1eln rul. ptOP«fy WllehlN 8ou .. 111rd, Loa Angelea, flcllll Racorde. •
a11ua1ed In lhe City of Stinton C.Unty of Loa Af19..... State of Said .. 1e win be made, but
County of 0r-.. Gt•t• of Call· Clllfoml•. without covenant or w1tranty. ••·
fomla. P&t1IOUi.tly Oeectlbe<I u fol· TM PfOJ*iY to be tranaferred preu or 1~. regatdlng tit,.,
IOWI, to-wtt: are ioc.et.ci al 3128 Aed HIH, Cotta poeaeealon, or encumbfanoee. to
Lot 41 of TraG'I No, 7284, In the MMa, and 2445 McOlbe Way. pay the r-.nainlng prlnell)M aum of
City of Stanton, C,OU,,ty of OJ-ange. lrvlne, ,..pckltlWty. both In the the note(a) MCUred by aald O..CS Of
State of Callfomla."'at per ~ ,.. County of Oranoe. Stat• of Cati-Trua1 • .ith trrlerMt n In Mid not•
CIOfded tn 8ootl 272, Peigee t 7 to 20 fOff'la. provided. edv&fl<*, If wrv1 under
1nc1o.ive of MllcetlaneOul Mac>e. In SM! PfClp«ty 11 dM«lbed In gen-the terme of Nld Deed o Tru11.
the offlOe of the County Alcofder of .,.., .. v"'°"' a.mt-conductor ,._, cnerll" and e~ ... or the
tlld County. f!\MUfacturlng ~ t•t «14Apment Ttutt• and of the tru•t• cr .. ted by
more commonly known •: 71'47 Incl ~II of that manvtacn;::r lllld Deed of Trull Genll'f w..,, Stinton, CA. tollO bu .... lcr,own .. W•tarn Said .... will be held on M•Ch
Tetmt of .. ONll In lftNI Corporatk>n end loeated It 448 so. 1964, at I 1:00 A~ .. It the 11fh
fTIONY of tt. Untttd &tit• Of • MGC..,. Way, IMM, County of Or· 1tr• et1trttnee 10 itan-.Snaw Cor· '"4IY M oorNeatecl tor; T41n peroent ~.State Of CllfofnllL potation, 1570 &at 17tl\ Strwet,
of llmOUnt bid 10 be ~ With The butlc ,,.,..., ett.. be con· San\a Ma. CA 9270 t
bid. aummated on Of *"-tile t!th d~ TM total llll"IO'-'llt of tl'le unpaid
lide Of ofNf't tO .,_In wr1tJng and Of Mardi, 1N4 II 12i00 11 WMtetn btllanot of the Ob4lgiltl0ft MCured
Will be rllO&Md •• .,. .,OfeUld ol· Olgltlll Corl>Qfltlon, 2«1 McCabe by UICS property to M •old. ~ al #l'f um. after tile llral puOI-Wrq. !MM, County Of Ora191 t .. her wlth In_, .. ,, tat• ch.,.._
ciatlOtl ,_., Ind bellonl daM o1 ll* o1 c.11om1a. llli<l .. tltNted coate. ..,,.,,.... end ..... lo ,., .. ttnown to ,,... TrlM-ldwinoea. • Of the d•te hereof. It
o.t.ctfhl•231ddaYoffe0 , 1"4. r..{e) ... ~na1M1MC1ao--1112,ta:s.1&.
RIC"4ARO W IPt.NCIR ~ 1.-ct by Tr1ntMrof(a) kif Dai.: '~ 20, IN4
AttOtMW It I.ft 1M ttw.e~ IMt l)Mt. att NIM. 8TAN4HAW C~POAATION
511 I.Flral8t, IYlte E Diet.ct; Mtw'Ch 1, lN4 aa tlld Tiwt•.
Tuetln. CA t2teO CHAM COMMIRCIAl C:OAPOR· 1170 lMt 19Yen~ Street
AtlOfM\1(1) fOf Aelmlnlltrat.or A TlOH lent.a AN, CA. 12701
AOHNlf J. HE.I. 100 WttlHte loulevtrel (11'4) 542-6111
Mmlnletrator of Ille .... ,. Lot~. CA. 00011 ly Lynn BNMef, A..iatMI Sec·
of Mid o.c.cter\t Alfn. A. L wonio reterv ~l:lllltMd Ofeno-~ DIMiy Pilot Pu~ OrlnOI OoMt D1i11V Piiot Publl"*I ~ COMI 0..., Ptlol
Marofl 1, 2, I. 1114 Mllct\ I , 1114 March I. fS. t2, tN-t
j 112-M 1)2 ... 14 lnt-M
. ' -
,. .
• I
Of'AHGI COUNTY
IUPHl<>f' COU..T
opened t>y tile teller et ~fl4Mlr1 P.O. llo• toOO,
Choice .... port 8Hc:h, CA. t2tlO
100 Civic Cent• Dr. Weet
l1nta AN, CA. '2101
Plalntlll ELAINE J WOLFF
0.fend•nt· WALTER L VONS and
DOE.S t 10 40. lnclu11va
TtJtM. rent. fire 1n1ur1nce and (R.....,. all amCM1nte In wtw>toe doUart onl") Intern• on encumbrance• 11 nny, .,...... • ,
•h1111 be pro-rated to the cloH 01 Total admitted assets
aacrow Total ll1b1t111es
S5,090,573
888,931
1,000,000
3,000,000
201,6-42
196.335
The underalQned reMrvea 111e Capital paid-up
Caae No 39·51·28
IUMMONI
NOTICll You han been 1ued.
"'9 cour1 may decide ee-lnat rou
wtthout your being heafd un ....
rou rMpOnd within IO daya. "Md
the l11fonnatlon below.
right to retect any ano all b•ds. and Gross paid-In and contributed surplus
to po1tpot1e the sale from rtme 10 Unassigned funds (surplus)
time In accordance w11h rhe Gain (lo.as) from operations provlliot'I• with the provisions of C Section 783 01 the Probere Code Increase (Decrease) 1n apllal and
Dale. February 16. 1984 Surplus during 1983 189, 137
GORDON w . TREHARNE. Public Insurance In Force Nationwide 93,681,000
11 you wltn to SMk th• 1d111Ce of
an att0tney 1n Ihle m111er. you
enould do ao promptly ao that your
wrl1ten r.-ponM. II 1ny, may be
llled on urne
Admln11trato1, .. Insurance In Foroe· Callfornla Business 60. 102 317
Admlnlatrator ot the .. 1a1e 01 aa•d We hereby cer11fy that the above 11ems are In accordance with
o.c.o.nt the Annual Slatament fOf the year ended Oeoember 31. 1983.
OAMSON/FLANS. (2131 784·3'00 made to the lnsuranoe Commissioner of the Sttte ol Callfornta
Publl9had Ora~ CoHI Oallv Piiot pursuant to law
AVllOfU•ted hi 11do demlll\•
d•d• El trlbum1; lede ctectdtf OOfl· March 8• 15• 22. 1984 t210•84 Paul w Colflesh, President
tra Ud. e.tn eudlllncle • menoe.,. ------------
Ud. NllpOflde dtfttro • io dtae. rta.IC ll>TICC lNla~.,e..... -----------If you wlafl te tMt1 tM lldwtoe of aUNNOR C°""T
llfl an.My In ti"-matt•. ,eu Of' THI ITA Tl Of "'°'*' ... ,,....,.., M IMt yow CMl<MINIA '°" T)4I
wrttten "'' 1..., If MJ• IMJ be COUNTY Oft 0..AHGI fl9d Oft ....._ In the Matter Of thlt AdO(Jlton Pell
al Uet.9d ..... ......._,el OM--11°'1 of !.OUAAOO E GUERRERO. .... •Iii ..... .,._.....,.. Adoclttng parent.
le, de,erl1 llaoule 111· CAUMO.AOt•ll 11t1•...,..~•--wa,au Ameeo.DCITAN*
.................... 1Wy ...... TO MARIO GUTIERRE2. ,_. .. ,......,... 1......... YOU ARC HERIBY CITED to ap.
1·TO THI blP'IM)AMTi A cWI PM" on May 11. 1 .... at 8 40 am =nt hal IMelt ... 'r IM tn~men.t37otth4t1~ent1.
........ ,... • ,.. """ .. tied CCNtt IOOaled ., 700 Civic ........ ~ ......... ,_ ......_ C41nt., 0rwtt W•t. Seonta Ana, C•ll· wtttlM IO daye efter thlo tun'lt\'IOnl fomta, and ahOw GeUM, " 1111y you i. MrWd Oft you, flle Wllll INI coun ttwe, wtty th4t petttlofl of EDUARDO 1written~10 V. ~I !. GU!RR!AO fOf the edoptlOn Of UnltM you 60, )'O'lf cWautt wt11 .,_ MARIO H!RR!RA GUTllRRU.
enttrecf on ~Jon Of tti. p1,11n. 'fOUf cMd aon. allould "°'beg,.,,,.
11tt. and ll'lll ooun mty tll"t., a ed. ~t 10411Nf ¥0U tOt U.,..... You ant ~ notlled tf\at
dalnancMd 1n me oomp1a1n1, ~ ~ Ca11t0tfllll C&M 1ew u. ludoe
COUid r..uft In Qornlah"*'l Of "'-" ~ tile mll\Ot W tfle
wtl0t'9, tlllnO Of ~ 01 Pf°'*1Y Ptnntl, If PfeMnt. Of IN flQM 10 or OllW ,....., ,.~.., 1n the ciom-Mlle oounMI prwMnl The court
plaint ma.~ ICIC>Olnl ooun.i to ,...,,._..,
Oeted J111 2$, t083 the minor wtl«het or not ttw mlnOI
1.U " BRANCH. Clltt'k It able to •"°"' CCM\ ... ft It the)'
&y· ERIN AIO•Y. l)eouty we \lfllb .. to •"°'cl counael. ettait toc.OfllO!i&. ---~ llA VO a llPPOlflt coun.i to ~t the ~-........ IN~ ~F.024,1h4 ._..AM. CA. mt1 LU 8AANCH. County CW1i • ,.,..., By M .C HIAfllfY. Deputy
Publlahed Orange eo..t Delly Pilot P\it>bl!ecl Onlnoe CoNt DlllY Pttot ~ H , Mardi l , U , 21, ttlA Moren I t&. 22. ~. 11114 11~ 132$-.84
Audrey L Miiis, Secretary
Published Orange Co11t Dally Pilot M1rcn 3, 6, 7, 8. 9, 198-4
Ml.IC f«lTICC P\ltt.IC ll>TICC
un AHO ACCIDENT
ANO Hl.ALTH IYNOH41
12S8-84
OF THa AM«J.AL ITATU•NT -
YI.Alt INOID DtCIMM"R 31, 11U
OF PAC•te MUTUAL UFI
INIUftAHCI COMPANY, 700 ... ..,.,.. Cenew Drlw
P.O. loll IOOO,
..._pof1 IMch. CA. ... ("epott.,. .mounle In w~ .._,. (onfr))
total admitted ueta
Tot•l llablllttea
S~lal turplut Funds
Unaulgned f\lnd1 (turpklt)
Gain (Lou) rrom ~tlont
tncreue co.er .... In Capi\Al
and SYrl)fut during 1H3
lnsuraf\OI '" Force Nauon.ncs. AOC'ld9nt I HMllh Premtuma
tf\turtnce It\ Force Calltomfa ua!Maa
Acddenl and Mallh premium• -DI~
S3,3t't,$21,371
3,' t7,2&4.5te 8.379,-417
195,889.305 30.ns.oes
14,3N, lt2
20.6-41.727.000
281.058.202
9,909,097,611
Ca11torrna au11nn1 Paoe 1 ,,,720,'90
We hentby oetltf'( tf\1 the abo~ Item• are tn 8CC<lfdenc» wttll
•M Annual Statement for the year ended Oecembef 31, 10&3
mlde to the lnturanoe COm"'•aeioMr Of the State or C•lfOml&.
pur.uMll tO 1*-
W\"4am 0 Blahop, Aal&aant Vtc:ie PrMident
Olctc Van Treiten. A ... 11ant Secretary
Publtahed Ofange Coat 09'1¥ Pllo, MwCh 3. 6 'i e. t , tll4
\U7-t4
I
1 l ' I
a as Q
\ a Orange Coat O.AILY PILOTIThurldey, Merch I , 198•
CMIUIM CCM*TY M•ttCMI COWIT• .,. CMe c.... Dr ..... ._..AM. CA. .-n-t 1...~tlff: lVU\UT w .-01
aiqQft, •a e W. AOllNSON OIMndlnt· H!YUt!H ,AKOUR
.IACO'I OUIONS, INO , THE PA·
CfFlO TlllPHONI! & Tfl.iOAAPH CO.: STEVEN J FELDMAN
AllSo.LAOUNA, INC , EAN!ST
OCHOA, AM!.-ICAN FINANCIAL Of OAANOI COUNTY. BRENDA ITOHI: FIRST AMERICAN TITLE
INIUMNCE COMPANY, ORANGE
CO\nilTY TAX COLLECTOR. 0
ASHIAUGH, L WHALEY. OOOEE
'ASHION8 L TO dbl MILAOE 'AIHIONS L TO MARDI ORAS MllNHARO-COMMERCIAL COR·
POAATION; D OOBLE, S HAM· MIA: SUZANNE BERGER. DAVID
P, STOECKEL TOM CAIN, STATE
80ARO OF EOUAUzATION, D
L!WIN. MANUFACTURERS
HANOVER INC , P SPRAGUE
OO!S 1TO10 c-No.• 1111 IUNMONa
PIC11Tt0Ue ....... U lllAm IT Aft_.,,.
The folowinO P9t90nl ere dOlnO
bu.in...11
I OAT MAN /OL M&CH el 0
PROPERTIES Ill, 3tS1 Altw1ty A'P
anua. Suite D· 1, Coate M .... CA
92628 Alc:hard c BoallNI\, 316 t AJ'Wry
A¥enue. Suite 0-1 Coe11 M ... , CA
92020 Ra~ P Olrnac.neld. 1072 S !
8rl1tol Sulla 102, Santa Ane. CA
92707
Tht• bullnaa• 11 con<lucteo by •
gan41fal p1rtnet1hlp
Richard C loatman
Thia 111temen1 w11 lli.c:J with tile
Cour1ty Cle<k Of Oranoe COUf'ly Ol'I Feb re. 1984
QAAWIN 6 WAQd"
l ulte 410
fJ211l'21
tM01 Von K11man Avenue
Irvine, CA. t2'715
(114) ffS.1155
Publl•hed Oran9e Co.at Dally Pilot Marcil 8, 15 22 29 1984
1328-8A
P\8.IC NOTICE
NOTICll You have bMft 1u.d.
,... C*lrt Map cteclde 90aln1t rou
~ r-befno heard unlen ,... r..-cs within JO d•r• Aead MUNICIPAL COURT
h Information betow. COUNTY M o.-ANQf
If you wilh to ....._ tne l<hoce Of Cl!NT.-AL OAANOI COUNTY an attorney 1n 1h1t m111er you JUDICIAL DllTAICT
lhould do ao p1omplly so lhll your 700 Clvle cantlf Drive WHI
Miiien fftOOl'IM If any m1y De lanl1 Ane, Ca. t2701 I mecs on lllM Pleinllfl GRANT ·HOWARD AS
AVllOIVeled hi ••do dem1n SOCIATES a p1r1neuru cons1111ng
<Sade El trl~ma. i.ct. ct.c:ldlr con· ol OA>.NT HALT ANO JOHN HOW·
tre Ud. 9'n 1vdtencl1 • menoa que ARD
Ud. r"JIOftde denlro de 30 dlH Delend1n1 DESIG NER S LM la lfttorm11Clon que elgue. C OICE H ,_ wleh to -k the advice of H a parln.,Sti1p cons1111ng of JOSEPH AGOSTINO co-partne<
loft lltt-J In th11 malllf, J'OU and JO ANNE AGOSTINO
"*tld do 90 promptly .0 lh•I your CO·Plrlner JOSEPH AGOSTINO
Written rHponM, If any, m1y be an 1ndlv1e1ua1. JOANNE AGOSTINO
flled on time. en 1nC11Y1Clual, Does I 10 x Doe Co II U.ted deN• IOllclt1r el con· Doe Corp
Mfo cM un abogado en H ie 11un· Case No 161232
to, d•b•rl• h1cerlo In· SUMMONS
fttedMtamenta, cM eet• manera, •u I NOTICEI You hen -.n eued. ~ta eecrlta, •I hay alguna, The court may decide egalnet you
~ "r r..rletrada • tlempo. without rour belno heard unleH
1·TO THI OIFENOANT: A clvll you rllpond within JO daye. Aeed
OOfl'lp&alnt hN been fllad br. lhe Ille Information below.
pelintlft 90alntt you. If you W th tO II you With 10 Seek the advice Of
cletend thl• laweull, you mu11, an attorney 1n this matte1. you
wltMn 30 day• alter lh•a aummons should do ao p1omplly so thll your
II Mnl9d on you Ille wllll thll CO\.lrt written response II any, m1y be
a W1'tllan r1t9<>nM 10 lhl complaint llled on time
Un .... you do, your del1u11 w111 be AVllOIUsled ha 11do oeman-
• entered on appllcat1on of tile p111r1 Clede El inbuma, lede decldlr con·
tiff, and thlt court may enter • tra Ud. eln eudlencla 1 m-qiM
judgement 1g11ntt you for Ille rel1el Ud. '"ponda dentro ct. 30 dlae.
demanded tn ttoe comp1a1n1 which LH la lnform.clon que eJgue.
coulO raaun tn gern11nmem of If you wl9j\ lo ...er"'-adYlce of
wagea. 11111~ ol money or prope1ty en attorney In thl• matter. y-~ other rehe r9Questeo tn the com ehould do .o promptly .o ttlat y04lr
plain I I Dated Dec 7 1982 :~~ ~=~ ... ff any, mey be
LEE A BRANO! Clerk I 11 U.ted dnff llOflelt.r al con· By J Y Hy1t1 Deputy Mio de un llOogado an Hta Mun·
Pvbllllled Orange Coast Dtoly P1101 t 0 , deb., 11 h 1 c., I 0 In.
Fab 23. Merell 1 8 1 S 1984 madlalamenle, de "ta manera, 1u _________ 10_6_9_·8_4 rHpueeta aecrlta, el hay alouna,
Ml.IC NOTICE pu~o 'fH~'t~~~~~~~r~lvll
OAANOE COUNTY I complalnl lie• been flied by the
IU"RIOR COURT pelntlff agalnet r-. II you wlah to
700 Civic Center Or. Weil defend thl• lawault, you muat,
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5
6
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l ant• Ana, CA. 12701 I wllhln 30 Clays alter this summons
PlaJnlltt WEST KENTUCKY PRO· IS Mrved on you. Ille wtlh lh11 court p
DUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION a written response to the complalnl
O.tendent JACK K LARABEE Unleas you do. your delaull will be
MADGE w LARABEE BILL NEW: entered on appllcauon of the plain·
MAN, MIDWESTERN MORTGAGE tit! and lhlS courl may enter a
CORP ORATION A COPRORA· judgement ag11n1t you !or Iha relief I
TION, CO NTINENTAL CON· demanded In the complaml, Which
VEYANCE CORPORATION ACOR· could retull in garntshmenl of
PORAT ION THE PACIFIC TELE· wages laking ot money or prol)ef'ly
GRAPH ANO TELEPHONE COM· or other relief requested on the com·
PANY A CORPORATION BROWN plaint
COMPANY A DELAWARE COR Dated Sept 2 '983 L PORATION DOING BUSINESS AS ROBERT K KUHEL Clerk
LIVINGSTON-GRAHAM J & 0 By SHARON HAEHU Deputy
SUPPL y CO INC A CALIFORNIA CHARLES 8. CAREY CORPORATION L HOUSEMAN Sulla 201, 19161 BellCh Blvd.
ANO DOES I THROUGH 20 IN Huntington Beach, CA 92647 0 CLUSIVE (714) .... 31ee
Cite No 3!>-21 !>S PuotoslleCI Orange Cout Daily
SUMMONS March 8 IS 22 29 1984
NOTICEI You have been eued. l317 ·84
The court mar 6-c:lde agalnet yo" T
wtttiout y04lr ti.tno h .. rd "n'"• P\6.IC NOTICE l you rHpond within 30 daye. Aaad ___ __;;...;..._..;..;....;;.;; __ _
the lnfOJmetlon below. SUPERIOR COURT
II you WISh 10 Mek !he adv1c.e of OF CALIFORNIA.
en attorney in th11 matter you COUNTY OF ORANGE
tllOUld do to promptly w that your 11n the Matter of the
wri tten reaponae If anv may o~ App1tca11on of meo on lime CA NOICE JACOUELINE CIS·
AVlaOIUstlKl na a1e10 e1em1rn NEROS tminoq By her mother _
Clede El l rtbum1. i.de dec:ldlr con· Ealeanor J MenCllaz for Change of c
tra Ud. 1ln audlencla a menoe que Name
Ud. rMpond• dentro de JO dlH. NO A A 121973
L .. la lnform.clon que alglM. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
II JOU wleh to ~ lhe advice ot FOR CHANGE OF NAME
an attorn.r In thl• matter, rou !Sec 8064) L lhould do IO promptly 10 th•I your CMJDICE JACQUELINE CIS·
written '"ponM, If any, mar be j NEROS 1m1no1) by her mother.
med on time. Eteanor J Mendiaz has filed a pell·
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"-CLA I FI ED 642-5678
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1001 Getl.tral 1002 Ci11u LI lar lozz ltwf!ll 1tec• lMt Cotll Meaa 82 units. pie
PllllllU U"HIT 12,400,000
Watch the never ending parade of
birds, seals & yachts from this
Ruperbly located 60' fron tage on the
channel. 180° bay and ocean view,
exqu.1S1tely d ecorated family home
wtth private gated pool e ntry plua
pier and dock!
_ tureeque 12 bldg com-
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Check Into thla supor value . tlnenclng ' Reduced to 0 • r • g e • G ' o • •
I t only S399.000 FEE. A S275 000 213·430-3629 S370,000. 1983 HpenM• perfect family home on a · S75.419 bOfore taxes &
large aec:luded lot In • BAYFRONT S~aeular debt aervloe Geo Ell\ln1
quiet cul·de-u c 1trMt corner View, dock. sec Co 844 7500. Ask for
Vacant and ready for a $ 1,350,000 876-2330 Joe Griffith
fut eacrow. Call ua 10< datella laetat Pttr 1350
IU-1211 •IAYIHORES• *IUIHITI* Costa Meaa unite 111 time
lmmac 3 bdr. 3 bl corner ottered 10agrou w/great 0c ~n~~~~ !~: :3~evMc ~,::7~~:1~~4~:~·
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lrg 2nd Open Sat/Sun --ltl:OQ
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1-!> 2581 Clrcle'Dr I .. Exd1aa1t •
,., BLK TO CHINA cove 646-6325 REITlL PUROH&SE Derting 2 br. t ba Prtced
to sell today' S t89 500 Courtesy to brokera OR EXOM•HE
Prlnclpals only Ctndyl BEST BEACH BUY' ,.
Shaw, bkr. 760-8600 2 Br 2 Ba Condo w1a1q BAlBOA ISLAND
Slip up to 25' Balboa cond Walk to beach • 3 untts, tncoma $24,000
Cove • S 150/mo pool spa & tenn1• • yearly
650· 1174 $162.000 For terma I COSTA MESA
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---.--102 Call Delores Gelberg Newport Blvd commerc1a1 0111 tll 4 6•5-0863 (two pieces) Income OOIDO WITH 20 lfW OOllOS $30,000 yearly
CllARMH DR&ll&TIC FUIRI Ill OAIYOl·U OWIEll 1 NELLIE GAIL ROAD Cute well located 2 Bdrm gol';.j, going goner Prime 11"7'1 fixed rate, 30 yrs Single lamlly. new. vacant
home on lull alzed A2 lot The lnt9flor decorating Is C. area, blks from S C Monaco with best GC Mc Nash Alty & Exchange•
Sunny encloaed patio. e11qul1ite You'll find thts Plaza. l,2. & 3 Bdr from view 14 Rue Villar a , 71 4-642-1334 days
llreplace. bltln kitchen, hOme a fascinating one S l00,000 never offered Open wknds 640-1538 714-675·6196 eves
carpete & drape., An xtnt from every angle Eaat· before. 0 down to vet1 _
value at $ 189.500 aide 4 Bdrm, 2'~ bath and Horr YI 8 4 1 • 6 3 0 5 . i E W1att4 1625
(714) 673-4400
EMEULllAY
IUITIO HllOTill
Exciting ocean vi... home
Mu1t be told now 3
a comptetety remodeled 241.121s 111 CHYOI OHTOM I . . * *; • * ~1~~h~/rorn1's1~~ot IH,100 L~-7.~~·r:r'~:' ~~~y~~r•:1 WAIT OUT1
648-7 l7 l Small, 1mall down. Xlnt lo· Bedrooms 4 baths pn·' ~~~!11 ........... .J cation. end unit across vale pool· and spa' Ut· 'We buy condo•. houees •ll!ll~!lil~--iiiiliiA.iiiiilll from lge greenbelt araa llmate m privacy r units Negative cash llow CloM 10 transportation & 11 195 000 OK Foreclouaures OK I~~~~~~~~~! shopping Call 759·1501 llO-ltOO Your P~~~~7go~ terms
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How can you? 2400 SQ ft
e.atde condo, 2 ear gar-
age, French doors. 2 I
frplc•. micro-wave. yard.
patio &. much more. Bank
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REALTY
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toroaa ••1111 2122
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Ctatr&I 1002 IMattal 1"12 $595,000 Call Joyce
will fjnance w/ 10•;. down --- -
at 12•;. lntereat No ap· Assume gd VA In. $83.800
pralaal or polnta. on •harp 4 Br. pool, many xtras nr OCC Min S 10K .'
0-E• Beaullfully decorated.
"'" n completely furnished
HARBOR RIDGE Beat of Tnhse $1095 673-0896
popular Miramar Greai ------
view $5001( 644-623 1 .Jlewrrt lt1c~ 21 liiiiiiil•••iiiiitiiiiiiiiil•••lilliil Debolt or Sally Shipley
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Traditional
Realty
dn. Owe lrg 2nd TO to
qual buyer S 137.~00
Owner 642-5583
Just complet.ed on ouut.andt.ng View locauon tn 631·73 70 IY OWIH
Harbor Rtd&e Ot-ean. bay and city lights al your ~-------./ 2br 2ba elegant Twnhome
--~------·' .. . . . ~~iiiiii~iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiii;~ quiet area. frpl, lofted feet A Valentine custom home but.lt with the beat of I , ceilings. lndry rm, attach
mat.enals. highest qu.a.11ty con.slr\ICtlon and 1upenor LIDO ISLE 2 car gar w/opnr + more
detngn 5 bdrms tncludtng elegant Mstr su1t.e, 4 •;, S 119,900 llrm. 833· t290
Ba. family room w/Oak paneled walli & cethngs. 4 Trad1t1onal 3 B r , 3 Vi Ba.Bay front p ier & Lrg vacant E side home. 4
I , . ' Br 2 Ba. 101s of Fr doore frplcs. J car garage. gated courtyard 6100 5Q fl of f oat for ~boat. Pnced to sell $990,000. & skylltea RedwOOd hot
supt>rb living for $2,000,000 Lynne Valenune tub & decking Opn HM
ffll Fii. 10-1 UT/Sii 1·1 1• lllllt Re modeled 3 Br. 2 Ba. lrg playroom. Thur-Sat 1.4 1762 Weal·
f1replal'('. beam t'e1lmg. $420.000. minster Ave Owner will nnance 842-4 758 FOii TllE lllTllHIHH HYER
Tn·dt yCJuN·lf to the pleMure of previewing th~
•·Vt 1 .,., spt·o.11 properly m the pnval.f' exclusive
l(Jmmumty of Big Canyon overlook.mg the beauu
l ul ((fllfm ur!.4 -I Bdrms. 4 Baths, family room. 4
frpll.~ weight nn wet bar , formal dtrung spa. AIC
bit m )l.C:n-o. t.-le<.tnc gated l'Ourtyard The answer
"' vour drum.~ at $1,975,000 Lynne Valentine
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IRYllE TERRACE OOEH I MOUTAI• VU
Open Sat • Sun 1-5 1833 Galatea Terrat't' 28< 2ba wl yafd Ip sec
Pano r amic bay & ocean view. 4 Br 4 Ba. gate s10.ooounder 1981
1 h F P $775 0.10 purchase pnce 642-8799
patto. poo ome ee n ee • u · or 786-6822 &·644-8722
VISTA DEL LIDO IAYFROIT TWOOIALOT
Fab ulous bay /mountain v i ew . l Br, l Ba. Ltve 1n one-rent lhe other
condo t'O·OP Lowest price. $295 000 Your chotce! 2 Bdrm 1 Ba ' or 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Ideal BAYSIDE PUCE l&YFROIT Easts1de loc a1 1on 759-1501
Spe<:ta('u)ar bayfront dplx 2 Br. 2 Ba up,
2 Br. 2 Ba dn. 2 boat spaces. $1.375,000.
. ~'ElllllSUU HOME OCEAIFROIT
Ocean & J ettty views. Marine room. 4 Br,
3 B a, 3700 sq. ft. 4 car parking. $1 ,285,000.
" COROllADO CAYS IAYFROIT 81iat. lta~ 1040
Corona Island cust. bayfr ont lot. 85' boat IUR IEACH
deck . Plans avail.. Now $370,000 w /trade.
lllHOI VIEW llOlllES Winter rental 2 br. 2 1ty waterfronl, w/spa $900 0 u t s t a n d I n g H V H mo & dep 633-5596
Montego model with lam-__ _ -----
lly room Beaulllully 1and·1llou111 U•fur•l1hd
seeped Move-in con-1t l 2202
ditlon, Quiet 1oca11on vlDtrl .
Availab le f1 n anc1n g. I Oceanfrnt 2 Br sgl famUy
Danny Bibb & Stephanie home $1250/yrly
Jones. 644-6200 S1••tr I Wl1ttr
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714/111-1113 llAHOI Ylt HOMES
Only $217 ,000 3Br 2ba
pool. qu1&t street near -..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•---• schools/shops 760-086 t NEW & LOVELY decor in
this 2 Story townhouse LIDO ISLE-IY OWIH 3BR pvt pat10 b1t·m
3BR 35 lot $349,000 I kttchen. dining area gar.
Open SUN 1·5 873-4063 trplc comm pool across
142 VIA UNOINE from park $850
• ,0 C I CORONA DEL MAR VU of
fW IT REST bay & 1tgh1s. acron from
3BR 3ba. Aires Crt Plan 7 I park Decorator sharp 3
S 192.000 Lo down xlnt Bdrm French doors
terms Bkr Wkdys ams atrium dining room
213/681-6765 $1650
•PT llliTS CAPE COD W1ttrfr•1t llt•ts llO.
3 Br 2 Ba, a1ning rm e11 st , Rtalters 1J 1-1•00 owe 81 12•1, w120•1. <twn
$227 .000 645-1446
ocu• YtEW COHO
Villa Balboa Prof Decor-
ated By Owner $129.000
833-1066 or 642· 7498
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Houses. apts. all areas
Uc'd & bonded. Call of
floe nearest you
OH OF l 1111 U 1-1201
II U1ted deM• eollcltar el con· I ''on in this court tor 1n order allow-
Mio de un ebogado en eeta HUn· •ng pelllloner 10 change 1111/her D I M E s to, dabarla hac ar lo In · name from Candice JaCQuellne Cts· A
medlatamenta, de ••I• man111, 1u nero• to Candice Jacqueltne Men·
ARROWHEAD HOME
Near n ew 4 Br. 4 Ba, lake view. 3500 sq.
ft. $440,000. Will trade for local prop.
br. 3 bp Snort walk 10
beach Spac flv rm.
lam /din rm lrg bale,
easy care yard Asking
$172,000 See at 614
20th St 536· 17 t8
On Newpon Island water· ----
front P<OP41rty, 85' water B1lbo1
frontage. 30' boat dock. Ptaia1al1 2207
3 Bdr 2 Ba. used brick frplc, lots ol closets Exclusive Peninsula P1
Shows like a model Pron modern 3 Br Den, 3 Ba,
only Asking $580 ooo micro. 2 blks beach/bey
Call Mon-Wed alt 5 :lo tor S 1400mo. 2131378-3119
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~ -regl•lred• • tlempo. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED !hit all Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR 1·TO THE DEFENDANT: A ct.II person$ interested In the matter A Reduced for quick HGrow
341 Boy•,.rJ• o,,.,,. N B 67S 6161 pelntlft ..r•lnel you. II you wleh 10 1n Depanment No 3 at 700 C1v1c VA No qualltylng Call compl .. nl hH been m.d by the aloresa1C1 appear before th11 cou1t s ---2 Br Twnhee wllow int
defend lhl• lawaull, rou muet, C.nter Drive West Santa Ana Call-now to see! Agl 840-2678
appt Thur-Sun call all· Coroal •el f1111 2222 day 650-4843
l•OOIOHE within 30 dlyS alle< 11111 summons lorn1a on April 2 1984 at 9 IS
1t w ved on Y°" 1o1e w11h lll1t court o cl°'k AM and then a,,d 111e11 LI N E 11-UW QUHTHI VILUIE OOllT 1wr111en1noonae to me complaint snow c.ause. 11 any they nave Why s Nice 1 Bdrm w/pv1 entry, 2 BA 3ba trl·level condo IUYlfW IY OWIH
Unlaa you do your Clefaull will be Hid pe111ton for change of name large used brick llreplace w/~ car gar Racque1 ball New Bedtord plan, ga1ed
ent8fed on 1pp11ca11on of tile plain· snou1e1 not oe g1anted , & BBO PLUS 3 Bdrm, 2 SlVE llC & tennis $125.000 Bkr comm cstm thruout,
Judgement against 1ou ror tne r4011ef c.opy or"''' order 10 snow cause be I ceu Easteide CM, nr den lwO·sty, 4 Bdrm. 3 , --640-5238
Cottaoe style bungalow
basic crptd aec01 & gar
539-6190 Best Alty FEE
Lrg 3Br28a 2-sty on
park 400'11 Hellotrope s 1200 673-8823
tot!. end lhlS c.ourt may enter a IT 1S F"URTHER 01C1ered that a WA NT ADS ba hOme frplc AV ac-Meta Verde 9 finest hid· 963·8377 panoramic vu $429 000
dem1nded in the comp1a1n1 wh1cn pubf1Slledin1he OrangeCoaatD11ly I Newp ort Height• ea.famllyroom andabig Haat. BarMar 10421--------•
~Id re1u1t 1n garn1,hmen1 of Pilot a newspaper of general wegea t1k1ng or money or property c.ircula11on pubhshed 1n this county $225,000 3 car garage Tile owner 01 WlTEI 00110 VIEW of Harbor· Step• to
or olhe< retie! reque'1e<l •n 111e com at 1eaa1 once a week 101 lour con· RIJ Mo0ar41t Rltr hes been transferred and C hed 1 ITAaws1 COMPAllft beach 3 br. 2 ba duplex.
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~ muat sell thll beautiful al raJ ce ling•. 1 Br 1 I gar., d'""k •vall April 1
p • n secu1111e we., p11or to the day ol l•I 1721 Ba $ 158 600 7590915 ''"' '" "" "" "
LEE A BRANCH Cler~ Dated F'ebruary 17 1984 "" s 189 000 751 3191 I • e 1044 " Dated April 11 1981 11id hear•ng F I IMPORTANT NOTICE TO • home now Bargain price _ '_ ' • LOWEST p•ICE Lse St500/mo 675-5634
By SALLY MAY.ATTEBERYO.pu I Frank Oomen1cn1n1 PRIVATEPARTIES lfWPOITIUCll ' • naa HVHomes Co1t1Mm -2224
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1240 !150 Newport Canter or. &ulta A I our famoas DIMES-A-LINES pub-Easlblulf Convenient 10. SELL rdle Item• wllh 8 ._"Mock "'.late 4 bdrm, 2 ~ F1nanc1ng 1<1ds/P41ts no problem
Loe A;,,•·· CA 90097 Newport BeKh, C1. t2MO //shed each Saturday In the Dally ca 11 0 n 0 n q u I e I Dally Piiot CIHSllled Ad· .ba TOP CONDITION $297.000Fee 539-6190 Bes1 Alty fee
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(2'2) .-t!I '714>M4-M50 Piiot cul·de-eac near Newport ' 642·6678 C.nt. AIC, decorated in TWO 2Br1 Ba. gar. W/D hook·
Publiehed Orange C..oaSI Oa11y P1101 l'vti11slle<l Oranqe. Coast Dally Pilot · Beach Tennia Club. East-aoll eerthtone~ Backs to ONOS Marcn 1 8 t!> 22 1984 reo 23 M&rc.h I e 15 198• blullshopplngcenlerand gorgeous ,greenbelt up,2208C·PlacentlaAve.
1190 8• 1078-8.il E DIMES-A-LINE ads must be Corona del Mar High S288 500 no pets S565 ~45-7983 pre~pald so ms/I or bring them Into School Only s l99,000 . Bay & Beach .C:.: 2 Br -enctsd gar crpte
the Dally Piiot office. Be sure to can Sally Sh1p1ey or 1 Real Estate 1 f 'Jiisor 1 VEHlJLLH CHIO I drapes 773 W Wlleon No Include your phone number or ad-,~. Dabott I pets $550mo 63t-8212 DEATH NOTICES
H.,_aOf' LAWN·MT OLIY£
Mor1uary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gtsler Ave
Costa Mesa
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PtEf'CE IAOTHEA8
HLL. BROADWAY
MOATUAlllY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
64 2-91 ~0
BALTZ BEAOERON
i MITH & TUTHILL
WCSTCLlf'F CHAPEL.
•21 E 171h St
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c.m.ttry • Mortuary
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MAHY KATHRYN
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r!Juihll•r tn Brawlt·y. Calif ,
1111 MJ11 h 7. l!J84 Mn1
N1d111l" wos the w1ctowl' of
M u h<i<·I John N1thols who
p.1ss<.od :iwsy m 1978 S he
w~ ., nwmbE.-r for 45 years
nf ThP Anwncan Legion
Aux1llary and had held aJI
orftl'<'14 u( tht> Auxiliary and
hud hf'ld :\ll 1Jfficu of th(•
AU311lary Shc.-was a mem·
bcr of the Rebekah Ludge of
Huntington Seoch 11l 11t:t'
1955 a.nd wru. a mC'mbt-r ()f
St WM1 uJ'11 Guild of St
W 11fnd'11 f.pUJropal Church
&loved mother ofJohn M
N1c:hols of Fullerton and
V1ri;iln1u M M oro l:i of
Brawlt•y. c ... uf . Ahlo IUTVIV
ing ar e f1vc.-grandchtldren
and aeven great l{rand
rh1ldn>n Frtf'nch m3Y cull ut
P1f'rtl' Brothf'rs -Sm1 th
Mortuary from 4 to 9PM
ThundAy Funf'ral !W'rvtt.'f't
w i ll be M nduc tt"d et
12.JOPM ~rtday Father
CharJr.s Sad\uf'ty Rector of
St WllCnd't off Ida ting Jn-
tA:'rmcnt w1U tx-made at Th~
Good Shepherd C-nY'tny
Pitre«' Brothflra' Sm11h1
M o rtuary, OlrPc t ors
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each Item & no abbreviations. 1-_ ·u·· En1oy
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the 1 Ba houae. carpe11, beach for thll terrific drapes, fncd patio. w/d
• NEW LISTING Beaotlluf 786-11 72 price Mlrrored wardrobel rm.No pete.$555/mo •
Sorry, no commercial ads, (}Brage ...;;;;;;;;:====-=~~~ lour bedroom Carmallta -':?es~ta:~ -Pi! doora custom wallpaper' I security <Mp Mu at have
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are accept•ble. IWPT LHIH RlPO. ated in neutral earth /.->fN, 4 ing courtyard & fountain 770-J 29
DEADLINE:
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•Ot OOO tone Aaaume large 11r11 3880 Michelaon Drove Community pool & spa _ • , trust deed Priced to sell Irvine Auumable loan I 3 Br, 2 ba. lam/din rm.
Just reduced agetn & S220.000 Leaaehold LIN RU.Ln pool, frptc S960tmo, IN
tender wan11 outf Only 7 Hl·UOO lfW MOITEOITO , Ill lJOO
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. 3387 Fuchtsta 760-29!2
yr• old and eatl 11ep1 to 4 Br 2,~ ba. •Ingle family I • dys. 650·0473 eve•
Bey & Beach Unusual detached home Turtle I __ 17 1 1 W 20th St Front hee ~roperty d t''~ bdrm TOWIMOllES I Rock Ridge Lrg yard, ULNA Lii HPLll w/yard, lrplc, beam cell,
ouee an rm apt ale, intercom & MC •Y•· 1 3 Br 1 ba no gar lender hH financing SUPREllEI cent vac & much more 30 Walk to thOPt. beach, Bal I S895imo. 241 '.9159 •~at lablt 831· uoo Eat Id C 1 M r below market rate Pi.r, ferry. rest 3Br/2be __
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Or1v19 by 916 w Balboa I p!a~~ul, :C~ud~•a .. ~~ iinan $330 000 For Info N , 218 Bal 81 873-2943 I Heyl $300'• pay• r9"1 & all
I & call us for detall1 I ting with pool & epa Only 552-0917 (iNtne P.clflo) --utlla tam etarter lncd kid/Cat OK mu1t Ne
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V.i\fl Hf Hll"ll 24 unltt In complex Of· Private Party Met!• In· WUTDU" '\lftH 539·6t90 Beet FEE lerlng TWO unite • 3 t f e 3 .,.. ________________ ..... ~~~~l(~T~~"( ' bdrm, 2 bath with fir• ~:!' i::ch:i r,~~: V~Z.,:':J.:'~~ n':!~ MESA VERDE lr9 3 Br •
ptaoe & private lanced arH. 651•5067 Ing, duat ttont frplC•. fam I tam rm, grdnr Inc, '900
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t • .Ew •• EE. an, New 1 & 2 Bdrm kli1ury 3028 W Coast Hwy, Npt cliff Approic 500 9Q ft. LOsf' i.. btk S.._.. mix.
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Frt ... -y, ~c .. 1 • poot1, tennis, weter-! Uait 2tOI ta•astrial Babb/Baker 551-2035
... • lalla pond1 Gas paid ... -•-HZll Kilian ~8-7295 ARI March 2 1-Apnl 19): Restrictions are removed, you have NEWER 1Br w/ger~. No From San Diego Frwyl f rm In 3 Bdr condo, W/D, t... LOST OR FOU_N_O_A_P_ET_7
more workjny room. Jines of communication open and cash flow STUNNING lrg 1 Br gar-pell. S4SO/mo Call drlw North on 8eacti to redwood deck, yrd, 2 car 2000. 2000 & 4000 9Q ft Cell Animal Ant League
R t. h 'II be . den apt pool rec area 831-5553 McFadden and W"t on gar '300/mo, avail 3/15. '-..3975 Birch, NB. 978-PETS NO FEE resumes. ca ions 1p grows stronger. you given · more 1475/mo 7,0 ·w 18th st· McF-.. d-10 "--~~ndl 5.-0-7859 •v mag. 1.50 .,.," •-~1_5032 . ___ _ responsibihty, authority and money. Cancer, Capricorn natives play · Hice clean Baeti.SN3801mo. ""' .... ~ .. , ...., .,,,. L s F 1
paramount roks. IHI. ac• 2640 ~~~1°"'· 0 pet•. VIiiage. 1714>893-51_!!_ CdM M/F 101hr 2 bf. 1 b• CM awrox 3000 ft lncld1 ::; .!:':r. 'v~. ~:"&
TAUR US (A/:il 20-May 20)·. You'll be rid of unncccs•"ry burdens, up, . r, l~rt ltac• 2Htl apt"' beach. N/amkr 20• 500' office dhc lndatrt prk. Grat\etn H.B 648-5250 -_ 30yrsS310875-7927evs S1450/mo. 644-7289 ~-· expenses. Reach yond current expectations. Money cycle high, you'll pool, IPL 18992 Florida. II TIE ILIFFI . BR coRoo's REWARD Lo.t 1m911
have wider audience and many more "customers" than previously 842-2834. 8•2-3172 Oulet 2Br 2b1 close 10 167510 $1295 Christian rem. w/steady &a.1uc .. tat1 3 Parrot Vic Newport
anticipated. You'll locate obiect that had been lost, missino or S'Olen. I rt lt••L "*•t beach. Frntc. dining rm. A.gent . 831·4980 Job/car"' IC>Oltlno for CottaMesa 848-0377 ·
J 0 , -• "• .. _ _ _ aame lhr my 2br 2ba apt. SCRAM LETS GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Emphasize independence, new stans ro pereon , e dtthwuner, balcony and 1 Bdrm, utlla pd, tropic.a nr Flh 111 S325 850-1899 • eneaals 3112
!n ne~ directions, courage ?11r beconvic~ghions.1Timing. ju~gm1 enr and Fum bactl. S•oo1mo. Nr ;~~~1~:' c:r~, PT~~·e ~!'i~,',;0 ':!~~,o~f' Co%y -Eastbtuff condo, ANSKDS
intu1t1on ar~ on ~rget. You .. at n .t pace at c~c1a moment. F .. n. llld W -5347 _ Apts. CM Cen 54µ530 prola111onet person. nt.n
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CANCER (June 21-July 22): Family dispute could 1_nvolve money t~':o~ !; ~~~~~5..~~~~ aui;1 cottage t ype, lrg l750tmo 8-40·37a7 bee condo, nr t>Mch, 3 COMPUTER CIRCIS Of
Or'J>rOperty.Avo1dpetlyjUlousy,steerclearofaccusat1ons.standtall ,.. ____ , ·e 38 d I 2Bdr 1Ba,gar,pvtlndry •V8fUlllUIUll Jr 1Bdr, Br. 3 ba. tennS31s, spool. H,~·=~·~~=t~r~~ MlSSllE U.llllSZI
for nghts Without being vindictive. Secret meeting is held someone ...,.....,, ront'" ' a p x rm, $595 • S300 relun-relrlg, pool, tpa, MC Ava.ii Mar 5 9 to we II haw lo watch alldes, mllllft
defends you another tnd1v1dual ts envious and is candid about 11 Wlnt8f rental 10 June 91" dabledep. Refsreq'd No gale, s550imo ~5-7754 S600/mo. negotiable 1nen mov1u, then 719NO HARBOR BLVD The Ofange Coat DeM)
LEO {J~ly 23-Aug. 22): Focus on fncnds. hopes, wishes. increased S900/mo 650•7368 pets. 842·3099 $600/thort term rental 3· 1 t53-9600 ext 215 days. vl0eot8'* ·~ •a.at. but FULLERTON Pilot hM an e11c.n.nt op
social act1Vlt) and added populant). Elements oft1mmg. luck nde with A,arl•Hll, Uaf. ~T:N•NG ~rg 1 & 2 B~ !~ ~~3 Br 2 Ba 1 Blk /::,::e= beaut ~~~e':~~·· the COM-111-1112 ~.!':'~ J:'ior • ,..=:::
you -you could be asked to part1c1pate 1n political campaign. It 1s not 1 JL-~451s~8;5 r,0 ~';81,, St 203 33rd st 1rg 3 Arch Bay nome Pvt SPIRITUAL READINGS 11111 I WIEI E11ec:utr¥9 with • Ptovet
unlikely that you might win a contest. I-• NB Realty 875-1842 room & bath 499-4722 ATTRACTIVE 1reck record Great
VlRGO(Aui, 23-Sept. 22): Stand tall for nght~communicate w1th Ptala1al1 2107 Oulelv•,~': ~:~:::-2~r Fem 10 shr turn 2 Br. 1 • .., A.~~~:·~•11::,!1~!.":· T~As5e5:.Ye5~5~ ~~!:"~'ga~nu,~r·~~~c
one in authonty. read between Imes and realize your negottating 3 Br, 2 ba. frplc, dahwr, 2ba. dsnwv. crpta/drps, ba, gar S275 • ullls A.tao counseling 1815 OPEN 24 HOURS mest4on Oeslra 10 mow
posit ton 1s stronger tban ongrnally ant1C1P.ated. Check source mater.1al, lndry hkup, 1 blk to bch. lndrv tac Mo-to-Mo, gas 650,..495 aft 6PM M-F So El Camino Real San Into manageMent 8 p1o1 define tenns and accept added respons1blltty. Scorpio plays important 875~9041 ive name & • & wtr pd S575tmo. S300 F rmmte 25.30 10 arir apt. Clem Llc'd 492-7298 EIClllTl/MllELS Send r•urne 10
role. Baytront unit, 3 Br 2 Ba. dep 2324 Elden, Apt 1 NB area. 1v111 4/1. Talenl 1earch Actors, ac:-Outcall ONLY 835-9199 P 0 . Box 1560
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Focus on communication, variety. view. yrly S 1500/mo 842-5155 Singlet 11 2 Bdrm A.pan-S250/mo Kethy oayt tretH1. models. now rfneaal Costa M .... 9'2828
change and speculati~n. C'harism~ ."sparkles" -members of opposi te I ~7~~5~'10 Pro Pert I e • WE OFFEll A llOIOE mentt & Townhoutea 250-0440, eves 557-2428 screening new talent lor 3014 •EO•E ______ _
sex find you challengrni and exciting. Get thouplts o n paper. submit __ want a se1ectioo ol greet lrom S680 (Ask 1b0ut F rmmte-25-3Sn0n:em1<r 1 0 P c 0 mm er c I a 1 kmcH __ -------
format, don't underestimate your ideas. Gemini. Virgo, Sagittarius Ctlll Mtu 2724 ttvlng? We can offer anv· flJrnllhed •Pll complete to anr 2 Br 2'A Be condo, producer/director No AOOllllT ATTlllET AIRUll IM.IY9llT hi f II t with TV, llnena & utenst11, E aide C M 845-5804 fee. acceptance not persons play key roles. e room apt, n ce t rl rom • ame apt o mav be rented for tnon _ guaranteed Attre & Sag eve/wknd ok 631..ao53 ~
S<;ORPIO (Oct., 23-Nov. 2 1 ): You cfould obtain ne~essary kitchen, living room. ~ t.r:c;;i:·~f ~~,1~~ ~~ term or longer No leate M/F to anr N.B. mobile mem~ra welcome. By I i Or8f19• Coontv based alt finan~mgforre~odel!nghomc orp~rchase o new~~e. Spoth~ton deck. 848-7514 us llrat lor that choice ol req'd) On Jam.boree Ad noma nr ocean w/oldlf eppt. only 545-7178 H at1M1 ... 012 Hne will be oonductlrl(
l d t ad Stment man'"I status lnd1v1dual who asts ,-8 P f 1c pool -,I-11 San Jo.,.uln Hiiia Rd · lady Pool, clubhouse lOAM-3PM Biii Pott• ftr hit ,. mgllt attendant l'OllP In secun y, omes IC JU , ..,. . r, rv . rp , , Pl 0, Ideal llvlnt ..,.. $225 873.()6•7 I l '""-•falon p od·-lon -•"'PP'll!'ll!l!--P'llPlll!••-t~'--••are.. 10 12 bo fi d. " II be fi . JI b d T N t 399 W B TS MG T 6 803 144•1100 " "msg ....... r ""'-_ CIG .. RETTE or VIDEO '" ........ "" " . ' a . ut .. un tn& may act,ua y inanc1a y em arrasse . aurus. ier. ope• . •Y L 42-1 "' 8.3oam-4 30om w"'" Ltbra persons figure prominently. 515. 650-8357 NB REAITY 675-16-42 Prof non·tmokmg FtMetia L"t I tad 3M4 DISTRIBUTORSHIPS South Coast Plaza Hoc ..
SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): Time 1s on your side. Know 1t, 1 Br. alngle onz No pets. (7 l 4 ) 673-4400 ~!'':;on~1~fm~ N~ ~~~~~ ~~=~~u:~~· c:,~~~u~~· tor :( 666 Anion, Costa MeM
play waiting game. Clanfy terms, see others as they arc, steer clear of Small, quiet, c an S375· crpta, encl garage, boat & neet. S245 t ·~utll fOlJND ADS panaton, all 1oca11ons Apply kl perlOfl onty. ck
schemes. self-deception. Emphasis on clash of ideas. partnership, 1918-C Wallac._ 111p avail No pets H/648-2557 W/524-9880 tralntno & 1 BONDH not pnon.
cooperative efforts, public relations. Don't attempt to force issues. Br I'~ Ba. E aid• twnhN. 875-6806 Prof. reap MtF 10 anr love-ARE FREE staff 10 USIS1 you'" aet·
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasis on special services, petlO, pool, lndry factt., ~3 Br Mesa Vlfde nome 1 tpi~gT upORvoFUULRL 0T,wM"E
I I · d ' h I h d · · no pell Avell 315. $650. ,,R pets. emp oyment. reso ut1ons concerni~g 1c1 .. ea t . an nutnt1on. 288 E 181h St. Cun Spaciou~ ~innle orw OOtmo 957~582 Cal·. BUSINESS
You'll be dealing with persons tn authonty. possibly with govemmen-Hert>erta 11 831 -1266 .. ~ Ammie wanted, COM 1NVEST S3.995 to S50.00<.
taJ agencies. Taurus. Cancer and another Capricorn figure prom1-HE SEVIL~E 2 Br 1,11 Ba & !WO bedroom apt~ area. S.25/mo • urns 142.Hll wmaton-Satem-Kools
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Mon..frl, 714-250.()355 nently. . . . w/gar, crptt, drape1. bit Call eves 840-5379 1-800-241-2268
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Good lunar aspect c~tnc1dcs with Ina, fncd yard with patio, Beaulllully landscaped Rmmt 11.4/F non-•mkr. luia"' Ort. 4014 Babysatter~.myhm
physical attraction. creative endeavors. abahty to 1mpnnt your owA. watlf paid. 836-<4120 Call j•rden apta Pool & spa. reap Npt nouse on bctl Found blonde Sneptietd •iw•y * M ... V•de .,.._ pit :
styte. Break from past indicated, you'll be rid of"ghosts" from project 1-SPM atloa/d~t. No pets. S300 mo .. utH 875-3823 mix male, female darlt * • • chltdren 751-8959 tha~ failed. You,.ow have proverbial second chance a_od you look like 2~~~9 SS:~. ~~!'.'f: :~~ 81~~::; s':: snr 3""B( 1 Ba h'ouM. w brown Lab ml11 a Cata 1 10 weyt 10 mei..e money • - ------a winner. ---2 Bdrm 1 Bl $610 Cotta Meta, 1275 • 13 Newpott Beach Anlma11 benefit• Cell 963-6570
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): What you seek will practically be 2 Br. 2 ba. 382 Victoria. 131 E 18th 848-6818 ruRNISHEO or utll 831-0503, 6-45-3468 Shel4er. l25 Meta Of Fluff Fold Laundry tor ....
handed you on silver platter. Important persons gravitate to you. valid New crpt/drpi/pelnt 181 E 18th 642-0856 UNFURNISHED WE LOOK FOR voui c M. 844"3856 NOf'tll Laguna Estab . fli d • . . ""' d . . $525 851-9523 ALL UTILITIES Found Chesapeake r._ , uthed same loc 13 Y"• suggestions and o ers arc ma e -you re going in n&'.t 1rect1o n. -----Baehelor s455 Hou .. /Roommatet trlever pup approx 4 Owner relirtng S900C
Focus o n basic values. inventory, personal possessions. Leo, Aquarius •MESA VERDE 2SB5~" 1 Bdrm s520 PAID. HEALTH Unllmited 832-413• ml')9, blond F 840•7652 terms 494. 7018 J Ou1nr
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ltaltl Uala1ala•.. 'i I . •mU<h mort' Sorry rgent 2 ,, at an yr M puppy Lido tale I f PD Im•• 211~ 1'h ba. W.Slde. Brend no-pets Model\ men need 2 rm• or 1 lg 573·1202 .. I a1 y I at ..••••..•.. r1ut1ia new. erptl, drpl, & We9t:fiekj open dctily 9 to 6 rm In Cnr111ian home, N8, Found gold necklace ,,ff, •. Valley 2234 * TURTLEROCK. a Bdr. 2 4 Br 3 Ba xtra large. bit-Ina Encl patio, chlld'n CM. CdM. Irv. 495-3108 Spires, Harbor Blvd '• •
Nr Dl;§q 2 bf 2 bath B1,3poot1,tenn1S.brlghl beMltllulBacttBaynome OK. No Peta 1875/mo AHITllHTI Oakwood Prol cple need• 3-4 br 914-5637 1• PART TIME : newer kit garage I/yd 4 & cleen, $1295. 752-0684 S 1550/mo 770-0347 8415-6648 Beautllul garden apts, ~p~r1ments home w/gar by Apr 1, 10 Fou~ Ory F Cat. collAr I: •
lam or "r;t'" $500'1 & -Star11;;8 as low u -AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE $425. Vacant 1 BR upper patloa. dtfkl, spas No $850 951-4590 ~· • wired heart "Killer ' e •
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8&. fam rm, 111 bit-Ina. BALBOA BAY CLUB enclld gar, att bit 1n1. 642_5,11 teas!Orla• 76().e6985arn 6-48-•051 Eve1988-3205 : (approx. 3 hours per ay . :
11400. 833-0145 tv meo eolty s~~~t. ·~~t•ttb. BP~i~~ nMr :=.'Ti'., ~-:~1~:.~ ~~~~~~';~· ICaratts fer Found sne111e 1ema1e .1 •Weekdays afternoon, week· •
••lt •11 j mbr Mr Austin 642-4097 f•• 11-a 1 ... 2 .. 110• j No pets 83~8533 -Nptport Buch No. Ital 2112 Hunt Beecri 898-8348 1 •e ends early morning. F.am ap-• • 7 86-1172 -•• .. • 81:10 INint Avenue F d s 1 blk k • Bach ped off Yorktewn BAVFRONT moblle dlxe 3 S815lm0 2Br 2 Ba IOwer I WlllUll YILUll (It 16th) Storage gar•J1•· vie :::,,, m:1i.1ng1 ..r:r=1 ·proximately $400 per mo. As : cRrpu~!, ~ 1:0 ::'{~~~ Br 2 Ba. bch. pool. IP•. unit yard frplC carport 1 & 2 Br eptt avall pool, 64S-ll04 mH'o'~!8:t3~· .M S65 Srip Cir 316 S45-8885 : for Bruce Emsley. • ... 539..e Iv $950 yrly. 873·8022 ~,Y rm ' · 'I IP•. llr, petlo/bal No _.,.. •
Beale: Bargain 1BR flat 3880 Mtchell0n0rlv• -----.....,2195 Maple pets $515·$825 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ Found yng fe Shellie m111 : CIRCULATIO·N-DEPT • w/appla kid oil S300s I Baylront 3Br 28• IT 1•2 111 •TSL Mgmt 7~-0081 or .: lice ltatals 2114 blkltan. Main & ~h•" • •
539-8190 BEST RltV ,.. rvlne S1395mo 30' lllp S300 21 It.. · 1 I 842·1803 ... c1...... r111 Irv 8&3·1SOO Linda • 6 t'l _4321 OOE •
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lmmed. S850. 552-8468 belt. 5 Br. p1u1 bonus frwy. oft atr"t quiet. t 1 2 Bdrm apt1. t>MUulUI C, °&~9' ":.r.J~3:850 Agent ~ 1·5032 j=:ijiliiiii•lili119ilillillllillilllliliiiiiilliiiiliiiii. UnlYerallY, Park room, 3 8& lrpl, pool lndry rm. 116 M... l quiet ptae. to llve. _ _ •S300/up crpt1/drp1. Newlp
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peta.1750/mo. 11HU1 + Mao.ooaan&cltyvu. Prol. ":~510:· ~~.: ~rp~~ er/dryer & rtlllga. 150 vardt to 1and Nn Appro11 1000-2000 or
MC Avatt. 3-1. 752·2881 o.c. l turn. 4 Bdr. pool. yafd garage tndry rm' ... 26/mo. No pet• . crpt & paint Patio. 1800 3000 1q rt Nr H•rbor a
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kh 11350 49._9"7 11115. 1954 P1. Ctat\doe now. 8A7~100. Yolanda 1000 ft. MCOnd noor. qufel 4~9 · ' 720-92tl °' 640..otOO ':5~':.°~~ 2 ';· 1~ 1575-1175 mo. 2 & 3 bf. POOi l tennta Mal n-emkt atraet, nicely landacaped ~!!! ~-= =· llM*.l. pent~ on bay, Old. Kldt., ~~ ~ encttd ga'189. wuh-1325 + ~ utlla 645-7891 bldg. off·•t pattitng, Oii· __ ___ _ _ 2000 • f .. ...i.w 2 If, Avalt 3115 Cell eoon '°' •ldry« hk·ul)•. yllfd, age avanatite 8A!--4t00 Right off bMCh bMIC bedl OVEL I! w 11&00 , ...... 291 ...... 6454150 ptUo. Newport a .. ch C<>mptetely Furn LO-.,efy Vldty. 145-3323 deyt bungalow at 1300 gerd«W ltptc S137S --tippt. '""V' AM~. ~ 642-1803 Room. 8A. Oen. Patio l
53M190 IUT Rlty f9e mo ~1: 41M107 JASMIN! CREEK: ~ !AST 10€ 2 8''11 BA Evee ~14 ' Pffl entry M1turt wo.l· • IDllTM 111111 • " *'-• 2 8', 2 be. den. HOUM ffp1c J>9tlo. 1871 Ing perlOI\, ,..,_, req t MO FREE RENT
Vacant 31t 21• S Br 11111!! !&ft Ulf 11150. &44-1M7 t¥9t. 1131 (Jdtn '541-«119 ' ltautlful 2 br, 2 ba "'°" "'*' S.tOO mo Ind W/tltott ~ ...... ""' 2b• •750• ,~= ...... r.n"Tmm iTS UDO ISLAND BAYFAOHT twnhee.,,.. c:rpt .. drP9, utll, t.aQ 8ctl ........ 13 aervaunae 111 ~Or IU-4471~ POOi ~ ...: opt· 9c»ec 2 9r, t be~ 1o2.:a~r10e'°.":C:: ~· :c::.v:rd·:.~ HatbOrV...,Hom..NI tukt 14,NI '31-W1
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Ctill Nl-6190 '-1 My S1200/mo on 'I' IM or rpl poor prvt '1110 Fantu.tlo S t:>r, a ba Mtaa VtrOt pvt .,, I •••• ,-.... UOOO for a um mer dlfl'Wlfw X.·ID 1 er on hllnMI ,,.. etpt & dfpt bath. n/fllftlU t200 mo, --"'°"the 108 27th 81 or 1!aate1ctt M10187·2 ... 1 ... b.:i, frPc Ml)'lffe w/1111 Pflv UTt 8ec 1to0 • r. r«lll bldO w/IO'
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be. t300 al'f t '* Olr • Not Hg1 dta iidr 2.,. le, S625 2 Ir 1 .. nMlft nlCle ger , fenced yard Ht ~.... Cell Lory '*'· i-c 'Aectot Poe. ~-1ty, 2000 •·'· latttlae to0rw/S>oot H11nttnoton Harbour rcxeteaalfttdM l
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.. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE
AC~OSS
1 St1ange
8 AudJtors.
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15 Olva
Frances -
18 Glrasol
17 Melee: hyph
19 New star
20 Cashier
21 Fast
message
23 "It s -
-1 • Easy
1ob
25 Scepler
26 Frt units
27 Scurried
29 Intercept
31 Tumor
33 As well as
34 Uncanny
36 Bird
40 Stage
42 Betrays
44 Prank
45 Trimmed
47 Sailboat
49 Thing law
50 Currently
52 1nclle
53 Time pef10(j
54 Gentle
- -lamb
67 -Cayea.
Haiti
59 Lovely spots e1 Siii•
64 Hiving no
key
67 Shellerward
68 Asians
70 Warbled
71 Ms Best
72 Obsolete
73 Smoker
74 Repose
75 Pierce
OOWN
I Float
2 To be Fr
3 Erin native
4 Spools
5 Pro1ec t1on
6 Vehicle
7 Map
8 Austnan
psych1atr1st
9 Sickly
tO Tamtam
11 To the left
12 Court dance
PREVIOUS
PUZZLE SOLVED
13 Hits
18 Harangues
22 German ftve1
24 Meditates
'J7 Scrape
28 Column
30 Medicines
32 Land ot -
35 Escape
37 - -soup
38 Inkling
39 lnqu1s1t1ve
41 lndtte
43 African land
var
46 Puppet
48 Record
belorehand
51 Cloth maker
54,Collect
55 Greetings Fr
56 Sphere
58 Maltc1ous
60 Non-syco-
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62 Criminal
63 Hangouts
65 African lox
66 Sly look
59 Tit for -
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lndlYld11al with aome T~ 50 wpm. totM o.. '&"sat °;;' 'Ws MOVINO· WW\fH/Dryw :'.°':~~-.~ ~h..~~& obo. eea.s1M PP. :.ao1:~-;:,~;:b14
28.30pm ~In'*'~ pub!IG cont.ct &elery frlg,14.3cu.".e..r..~t chair• a•o. BrH•
"'4pm; 330 W. e.y, C M commanaurate wtth ax-cond. 8 moe ofd 1350 ch and ell a r t 2S o.
lA• for Olibta) per1eooe. &40· i410. HO-Oe37 a" S 642·8850
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Ing & typing Mlllt are... E llOUY new, ong S1395 .... 1 tor Rentata 642·11N aenu.1. 20/hr WMk e~ sns. e.u-81et •" 8 ._._ Bay Center 642-4887 hrt/119t 1 . Spa, pon, w/redwood ettlrt rtYlnt ,.. ..
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lenced MCretary tor our I BUY REl'AIOl!AATORS &'H 5'W. Hq Ot1 wall or US!DCAAS& TAUCK9 Ylll llOllE Rtgl.onal RHI l!etat• ,working or not. c .. h beemt200obo8"1~814 COM!INORCALLFOR
Ired ol alttlr'Q wound wtlh Dept. In Newport Beach. paid. Larry 85()..7452 MaiJca It ·~~
nothing to do? 0o you Thia po1lt1on requlrH Ref 1 •
Ilk• 10 mlngi.? 11 ao. give typing tklllt (55 wpm), rig, frot1 1'"· 175· OVXfloA dOITXR OllYllUT •
u1 1 Jingle a1 &.40-0301 ablllty 10 QPeflle bu• WuMt, $96. eso-7452 With caM, perfec1 c:ond. 182118~ BLVD.
'f 1 Prlllude, lmmac .. ~
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'82 HONDA PRELUDE 5 apeect, eleo1riG roof. seooo. u3-1913
for an eJCcitrng )Ob u a n .. 1 machlnH ·and IWalher/drye< t135 H . 1225. Lv met. 997-4&39 HUNTINGTON BEACH !:.~Lo'f:Nre'~ ~=::~~.:; ~~~J:"· Retrtg. Olllce Fualtut/ 141 .... lt 141-1111
I TIMES Houra: 9 am to 2 a very competitive salary, WutlnghouM aide by aide Z.ai,.tat llM 1,.rts, Iliff, SOUTH ~~T.&i~~"l~~n~ ~~5 ~~~~! ~rm~~~~; RetrlQ. 1oa ma1ew. 21 cu. ieM Et.C.IO w/m«nory. Wt tOZS COUln
Packane of b4tnaflts To brown, $300. 845-8373 $850. Mii• Star 5000 If! CAN XU' 256 lllZI Sunflower Av., C.M. -... · copier $600 2 i.gal file
Part time Telephone apply. pleaM oall Linda rH tt Yta IOI caba Sr5 .. ROiiing file RUNS GOOD T
Calle,., no telling, par1 0< Eattwood at 867" 1297 POODLE ME£ S75. S42-455o · l50-4593 "WI WIU M
lull ume. Need oepen-LLOYDS 1111 TO aoob HOME. MINOLTA Copier high vOI· 4 WlHl Drins H 1 11 .. lllLI dable people, start at 548-2848 umn, 20 bin aorter coet '83 CJ5 rea wlbik Int. :uo VOlutM Sai.. s.Mee
S41hr Dave 850-t26" OALIFORlll araitart HS Best offer 240-1393 v-8. 3" lift kit, 3" bodr.' 187~';" a'::~~
1111 MalJ ltrttt 9' oif whli. aoia. 1600. Piaa11/0r_1aa1 ~~.~~~·1i.'::i-t~~ .· (lH1o4nun1a'!n2e.ac2000h fP.~R~~~1~! v:~'~ hr:~· s •••• , .. Ol 12101 Mirror. $125. 8'onze SIS eXev·aRXNb PIANO ' • H3S ••
weekend• Musi have de-' refrlg, s3oo. 848-2~2 Black S 1900 racks . JI Hr l
pend1ble vehicle (amall Equet Oppl'J Employer ANTIQUE table wte chairs 873-4547 . '5 f Chevy §/4 ton panel
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wagon) to aas11t newa.-F/TPI Tlslendsalelonly S65 Hld••·bed $125. bOerd, port, 7 preselt. ratlonS1600 642-t807 MllW95obo.650-1104
paper dealer In Irvin• NO mechan1c1/1mkral Kite tel, 4 chairs S-40. i'9vefb extrH Incl amp. '58 Chevy 'h Ton net bed
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area Mutt bl depen· lrleods Corner Fairview S46-4310or 6"2-8316 1 Sl50ob0 1n9:9212 aeml r111ored 75%:11uaaunia l 2 ~~~!eMo~::y·~;r~ F~~~~ & Fair See Mr Botts. Beaullful 4 pc llv rm Ml. Plano, 1m1ll u.,ingh?. r• $1500 842-1807 116 KARMANN GHIA noo
between 9.30 and 10:30 SIUPPlll/llECEIYlll never uaed, ltrlhlone newed thru-oul, tuned. '58 Chevy Ital bed. gOO<I FIRM. RUNS WELL. Vtlft 1175
am. onl . 642-4321 Full time position w/eome ~~;'in~ 6~540, went 11001. can deliver. $750. cond. l'tfTN part1. S 1500. 844-e311wkdya9-5 U5E '73. ciHn, rad
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driving Exger preferred. . ·1 4 an'j11me 714-847-5672 142-1807 1••rce411 .... l4S
PIOl IP I IELIYEIY :9~R~ v~6i~ ;To~~ c~::' ,;.ad~:"~~~ T 'la•i1, '79 Dodge Power w~on, ; ·76 28os. daa/6ig waoon}92f.~·58
Own truci< prefened 645-7053 • Nevy/brtck min1-prlnl, ttrH 6232 ;.::og1ean. 60.~~:i•2 body. met I. brown, _'7_4_W_agon--. 8 __ 8 __ K_m-l • ..,,.'3300.,....,..,"'='"
6"2-9787 (Renee) rolled arma Pd S t500, SONY 1'26 Wall Amp R• · I poll9"l4lcl wheels, many 2 ~ Mich. llr•. nu
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20 ' PLANTS. Int houtei>l•nt Solicitor lo ontaln best olr 544~785 ceiver Gerrard Turri-'82 BRONCO 4x4 loaded. extrat. Super claan. muffle<. 644~184 Meet\.
le Rell bl M I subscnp11ona by tel•· I ble '2 8 I C 8')e&ke<t many extru lncludet $9800. Days 675-9702. ref given terv • 1 e Pal n-phooe for L.A Times EJl~Uonel 4 panel 6ft a S"'·2c. bO. 67,. .. 4..... matching 2 h~M trailer eves 492-1912 ---------1en1nce person. ant Herb0<area.548-8441 or Ortenlal ScrHn. ex-" .. o .,-v""' Sl4000 6"5-8124 , 9250SD b /beige '79 264GL. met gold.
exp ri·:1.~1 Irene. 6"6-l 4 t3 -~1siv!~~~J-~t: Leaf Pntr hits 'I 12 '83 ~MC mini (Ilk• Bron· ~nt. mint Co~~~I~• new. laatller, 5 ~· an/rt.
S11t1onery Store In CdM 14' fbrgle, cntr cnal. 20hp co), 7K ml, auto. PIS, Stk "''"· mu1t tee to •P· ...,'8300_-__ 0.,..bo_. P __ 54_3_-<>_11_5
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Rup~~~~:sopReraon need• FIT experteneed Formica table 4 chrt S50. 0 /8 , trlr. S995/obo.1 P/8, V-6. watr. Wht. Ilk• prec1ate. Mutt tell. '80 GLE. Ille blue, Qd
neect«t to work In buay salespefson.~75-1010 Din. rm table, oak . 844.()505 nu. t9450. ~2-~154 $4950. 751-8650 bet cond .. -tt,750. 080.
wrought table 8 chis. t 963-5495 ' 9-5PM Uk f0< Betty 657-7725 dell, P/T working Into SwftollMlr~ o,erattr St25 Corner bookcase/ 18'3" Sea Squirt, ceol« ---·-------=--..,...---:----
FIT Back room pro· Full/lime, flex hrs Surf & desklcilr s 125 968-7585 console, 65 hp Suzuki/ otll ·94 Toy 4X4. Lola ol '71 280SEL, lmmec, runt Aatts, Deat1t:lt
OMM4' & working with Send Hotel, Laguna Injection. X-15 VHF radio., cilrome Mutt aee thll beautifully. A mutl to ....
45 pub 11 c . Ca 11 S 111 y Beach. Cell Mat II Fury. Gorgeou1 heavy 4 pc pine many ex1ru, xlnt cond. S0500or/lop $289.91/mo $6950 079-3904 1_: L t3-
Tues-Set. 673-9000 494-8460 Amerlcean bdrm Ht. $9405 497-2865 aft. 6pm Jim 546-7256 •75 450sE h n...,1 _,uP.Ciliia~ ...... 'W'll'...tl'll'lii•r' · Coat $2500 •ae S950 · ---· 1 1tp, ca .. , •179 PEUGEOT 307 1221
1 IWITCllOUD OPEil. 645-9470 or 831 -3456 1~~AL;~t.N A~~~cs!E~~1Vau to4 s~.;, ~~~·7~fs;int.I eso-2139 (a-1oam>
I Exper. helplul.. Wiii tteln I llY flHITlllE eng xlnt cond $7900 '70 van V:S. long bed. C •111 I right person. 64!-30 t3 LES 057_8133 67s:8669 or !>'0-4242 ., $695. 964-0062 '75 MERCEDES 240D M!ia.-.. u-. ____ .... PROIOTllM
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' -Ale, aml fm. xlnt cond 179 Ekfor8do xlnt cona au j T~phg~~ c~~~1~0t~~-King size wetftf bed' with BOSTON WHALER 13.8" Aati,111, $7000. 54&.3807 deluxe equip. 18975. Uc 61 65 86 Well groomed.
dependable Nead depend. b I e Wave Matte< & Head· I New 60hp Jotlnaon. Trtr, Clasdcs to4S '76 450SL. sllv./red Int, 801WEU. Newporter II,
I people Stert $4.00 hr board S 5 O O ob o ralllnga. t8 gal tank. Gd '26 bOdet l 4 door Town both tops. v•ry nice. 6"2~795; ..,. 54&.~23
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Aak for Dave 850 t264 641 •7424 I cond s59oo. Call ..,_,. D.-..:t ed 1' .,, j 122 000 497~222 • ~5-9552 dys I ~an. ,_., or o or .. • • . NABERS • Te_le_p_ho_ne_S_a_le-.--Leen Line 61t Floral Sola. . lnal. $1500. 875~ 161 I Ask about Ille money we
Hu.1!'1RY1 Wllh Pecan lreme $100. 38 Comml Dietel SwordlA I -.J tl can save you thru our c•o1Lt•c 70 72 II you can answer YES
Phone 646-7021
2:30-6pm Mon. lhru Fri
I • Costa Mesa 545-9004 Flth Trawlar 1to1 •rertn j purcnue & 1eue plant. ft ft
Looking fOf 1 way out ot Mete Armolre glue lop 850-1175 •tM •• _...
Ille 40 hour work week coffee table end table 40' MATTHEWS DSL. Alla a.aH 1105 w .,;;;.n LARGEST SELECTION .iiiiiiiiiiiii~--===--~iitiiiiiifiiiiill=·~-&iiiii~ii-pueLIC RELATIONS pet·' $,!~t~ft'~'~rt=~ Couch. kltc' tbl/6 chra·, BrlSIOI, llve on. FIB, Ilk• 50.000orlg mlles,llawless 13010ual1Streel ofl~~d~='1~'b"::!:r
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Heir WHtM 5100 Btlr Wute4 SIM •on wtmediceJ exper ' •$6 an hour 550--07o7 0' 720-029 1 new 540~ 575-6"07 ~:11~4ull Miii S47oo NEWPORT BEACH Callforolal S-u1todayl
oeauty Cook wanted sell-starte1 HOUSEKEEPER •;, day 2 I Cell 953-8358, you will be I •Trainees. no exp nee Med thelvtng, credenze., leats, Sail 7 14 - -111-1100 1.41110• 1180 · · called beck I •Highest commlstlons occec chair. $50 111 :·, ·74 Spyder 2000 Conv., • IAllClltlST I to cool< al Or Cty s lines• adults, small mobile, ---•Early AM hrs 6-lpm 964-3185 alt 4PM j 82 Ericson 33 racer/ hi 5 tpd new P3e runt Classic 1967 300 SE 2600 Harbo< Blvd. na~burger restaurant Newport Beach Prepare REAL ESTATE 1 •No nights or .:...eekends ___ ___ cruiser I 0 R. cert. wrt s3500 760_8a.3· eves Merdcedet Convert. t of COSTA MESA HUt lltHSH Can t beat the view at tht dinner 673-3685 SALESPERSON j Cell Craig at 957•1062 llYlll HT OF STATE Beaut. In /out. last, com-~--S4 made. Xlnt 957.0e33
Wanted for busy women~ end of the Balboa Pier HOUSEKEEPER To clean tor ecllve Balboa Island OI· between 8 & 1 Have to sell by 3-14. Furn, I lortable. loaded. Npt slip Aa4i 9 7 . -Cl.nrtltt I salon at the Balboa Ba Must 1nterv1ew 1n persor · . 1 TV 1 ""'" 9811 1 S68K 833--0818 MB 83 300CD Turbo Club witn following pref btwn 3•5Pm mon-lri Ne house t day a week ior lice L1c d Call Bette TELEP -imps, · e C """-_ _ "76 Fox, elr. ptb, blu. Chemp.IPal lnt1ttor Uk• '11 0llYETTI
645·2972 ask tor e,(p nee 675· 7829 family ref's 760-1231 Welsh 673-6900 CM l.oca1~~IEC~~1~ES 101 On sz mattress & lrame. l Cal 24 $3600. Motor. Clean & runs perf, exit n.-w. Must Mil. $28.500.
Jennifer or Laney Counte< help other duties Janitor. lull/Pert time I Real Estate sales N-EW M A 0 0 Benefit ~ov. like nu $200 Loveseat ::t :~c~7~~9:~pmn1. ~~ S 1750 !>48-845 1 720-0295 Shlfw~oo~~g
BOOKKEEPER Need reliable person M/F Must be USA Citizen LICENSEES Investigate ; hourly pay p/llme day o1 hldea~. Riviere $250. '80 4000, 2 dr. 4 ~. dk TOP SSS PAID O.ytona Blue. $15,000 Eicpenence in retail som Payless Cleaners. 301 & abk! 10 obtain govern-a cateer leading to AC-eves etso F/llme comm Comm I W oU ren~e CAL 34 Drastically re-blue. ale, anrf, dig caaa. 75g.8278
secretarial responsibiliti Old Newport Btvd. NB ment l1c111ty clearanoe. I COUNT EXECUTIVE In I sales evall 754-l94 1 S 1600/obo 2 color TV s. duced Mull sell this $4300/obo. 5•8-8451 For Pampered
& typing Fast growtn{ w ork e11en1ng hrs, earn-business opponunllles mk olr. 673-2047 tit 6PM week Lapworth design. IEICEIEI IEIZ '65 Nova. 37,000 orig.
sports Co 63 t.4 to8 CRT /DATA EllTRY 1ngs for PIT up to Outstanding training pro-Part Time Quality qn oed wltreme rece or crulM . 5 11111. IMW 9112 mllea. New uph. Re-l OPERATORS S 125/wk Full time pos-gram w/lmmedlete earn·' LOCll CO lllRIH s9o. 83 t-5300 WS/WD, KM, OS, VHF & '78 20M Bieupunkt p],1111 Top Mercedes Prlco Paid painted $2000/0BO.
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wanted immed Min exp 111on S275/wk Interviews I lngs possible. Call Ken ' Start at $7.50 Local erei __ _ _ , more Dir $28,5001ofr tires. n~ paint. s6000. 0111 Plttr/liy Morns/Eves 84()..7595
Full lime A/P constructioi Please call 556_8520 Mon-Frt 1-5PM Call I Legleu. VA Newport H S grada only Neec ROOM OF FUAN·8 couch I 673-7895 6"0-S363, 759-1556 DIAL 213/714 MERCl:DES ,14 O•art Ill .....
e•p req Small olllcel VIC TOR TEMPORARY ~~~~~~:o l or appt 641-7 t77 car 964~2890 (3·6PMI ~:.~;~rt~1.'t:: ~:-1 SABOT Complete 10< sall-'78 3231, 6 cyl. xJnl cond. HOUSE OF IMPORTS, Inc Xlntcond. 85()..5183 ~us~~~~~1~:1:ae:u~i, SERVICES llECEnlOllST TOP SS$ Great cond, must see All ing Xlnt S395. 6'0-1685 30K O<lg ml, sunroof. ti· M 4
velopmenl. Inc. 3432 V1< IELIYERY (LA Ti•H) JEWELRY SllES Al real esllte office F~:!~ %e:3~~et1:~nc for $5SO _ ~5-9096 SabOt. xlnt cond. S395 loys S ~.500. 960-7362 '78 b ldg;i, exit cond. new IEE II Flllm
Oporto .:r213, NB 92663 2am·6am, 7 days Legum Newport Beach's leading I Call Terry 546-2313 TEAK dlnlng/credene/8 1 650-3508, t-821-8920 '803201,gold,llkenew,alr, paint. Mu.t tell $2600. We have• good Mlectlon AGS jewelers Is seeking -TU-E of NEW & UMd a-.. CARPENTERS experlenc( Beach Salary . bonus lull/time employee well-Renral Agent for 85 unit Y L AIEIT chra S 1500 obo 4 TEAK SUt1 Decks 7022 1nr1. etc. $9500. John 845-5374 roletsl See ut today!
for remodel and new con 494-8496 versed in jewelry sales & complex In C.M Ex per In Wanted m lrvlne wtth mini-leather bar 1tools $200. -6 4 O • 8 1 5 6 P m . p I SS
s1ruc1ion 631 "2345 olllce procedures 5 day renting, pegboard. de· mum 2 years e1Cper In Kg wtr bd $75 Clolsonne. NAT 476-t 134am. 18.J.HI DRIVER week incJudin Saturday po11t1& apt mngmt help-I commerclel travel. Sabre pictures. collectora 78 •SLIP• .80 5281. lmmac. am/Im. "'7"'6'"'58"'""4'"'d""ll"": 4-;pa-.·a•/c•.•P9•. CLEll I Light pick up & delivery no evening• ~73_9334 · lul • will train. Calm at-trained. Please call rcocds etc 6"6-5286 Now evallabte wtutlls, near sunroof. new llraa pb, anrl, dig. stereo. mint.
needed by Hun11ngtod Senior prel Thomps0< ---m01phere. Send resume 833-0454 G S l main channel. easy ~ $14,500 Day 559~901 $3400/obO. S4S.8451
Beach City Sch~ Dis Bluepnnt. 3186---E A1rwa) Legal secretary, general to PO Box 870&-125· ---lllll 1 ti cess Oya 213~24·8884 CharneEveaM0-1494 '78 504 dtJ~ Burg .. 4-apd,
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S4b-I 200 lnct 2 hours per day Av.C M 549-9233 practice. experienced. Newport Beach. Ca. eves 714-675-5535 s8 521hour Experlenc• ---must be organized. In-92658-1708 Urology ollice seeks '81 3201. beige, gold wttla, alr, PIW, atereo cut.
DRIVERS Cross country telllgent & llexlble 1-----exper'd front/beck Tran· Ctstl Mell 6124 Prominent IO<:al roofing 65,000 mllea, mint cond. tnr1. 33mpg, nu tlr ... ==..._~ ... ====-'=;;z;t;;z;3"'1'=7
detlred Deadline for •P Cahl license required. Interesting olllce salary Resleurent I 1 Dishes, kit. utenalls. ap· company will trade roof-S1 t ,900. Oya 759~801 , S3695. P.P. 831-0300 uw.~t plying March 12 MacG AnO Yachts 5 • 33 Ill PEltSOI scr bing. Ins a mutt lfifRT· ....... tlr ... n--Apply· 20451 Crame r_.' negollable 8 1-17 645·9700or831·5580 pllances. 11mp1, garden. Ing work for 30' sup In evea213-592-165e Ptrackt 157 vv ,. ,,..... •-L · H B 96 _8888
1 163 t Pl1cent1a. C.M ----Full/time day shift. Apply TV. cabinet•. bOC>tll & re-Newport Harb 0 r . . paint S550. 968-e034
ene. 4 Ory Cleaners Counte1 LIQUOR CURI In peraon, no phone cells cord. 198 Del Mar Ave. 548-5569 82 3201, S3SO & auume 157 Speedater Replica '78 &.-.. W SE clMn
CLERI help 1 11 time Experience prale<red. lull • THE BEACH HOUSE Set 9-3 --leaae. S3 t 2 pr mo XJnt cond, red. 1800cc ,_,...., gn · • experie~ced o~ Wiii lratn time. eves 675-6864 1 619 Sleepy Hollow Lane &140 li!fcl•• 012 964-3933. Qual. only eng. 18500. 9e0-7362 :=io~~7~s..~-· nPIST 642-5466 Liquor Clerk. nlghlS I Leguna_B~~-Raat. Incl. e'&lb over Camper. Fully BMW's 84's '68 912 TARGA· blkl blk, Fer• wknd1. must have cuh Restaurant GARAGE SALE 21902 e q u I P Ped . S 3 8 5 aol1 t>actt wndw, prloed to
GREAT WESTERN SAV IRY CLHHRS register uper Apply Waitre11/W1lltr Kiowa Ln Magnolia & 497-4552 LWE IUY PIOIE Mii. 54&.3332. 173-5310 _,•e'""o-==T-h-un_d_1_r-bl-rd-.-v-e-ry Counter help Experiencec wkdyt am Hemllton. Set March 10 S INGS 1s the place to star or will train 842_5466 Food & cocktail exp. 8•4pm Furn antiques Mizutani uper Seraph to Call for Imm Quote '78 Turbo Carrwa. red/ten good oond. New Interior. your career with a dyn l888 Plecenlla. Apply Ben Brown's Res· · · · spd mini cond 23 24.. I h 12 500 I S1750. 6"2-1807
amlc, growth Orion lee UR• mRA IOIEY liquor Store Clerk. mature 1aur1nt. 31106 Co11t Coleman camper trailer. app~elsed $900'+. S550: YO.II llUll•Ol•M BMW a .. ,., 2~·JL:;1. 986: 1409 m .
llnanc1al1nstttui1on Guys.gals.homemakers! Male or Female, lull or Hwy.South Laguna. o pan10. c' It lrriae 6144 Eves642-9611 STERUllG1·aosCTARGAblack.fully
Weareseekingmd1v1dual•j SELL leKOOAKFILM part time. apply morn I RnAILASSISTAIT re~•. e~p1:r1!~c~~ 3 FAMILY SALE Every-Caa~n I014 G loaded '40K ml, $23,500.
IQ WOfk. '" our Loar, COUpor1~4i~~~~ ben~lt 2229 :._coast Hwy CdM 1N1ghl/~end asslslent 557-8286 or 646-7227 lhlng Must Go Book• •• , 1 ehevy Bubble Top BMW I D/645-2375 El675-N38
Oocumenl Department Ma1ntenar1Mperaon,au10 needed to supervlae Prectlcal nurse tiouu-Antiques & Tupperware Camper, fully equipped, •82 911 sc, brown
between the nou,, o ELECTRICIAN experiencf dealer. lot boy 1µ11 0<P/T j 111es stat1 Retell exp k-1\A# live Into t local 5082 ClMIQ"IOn Sall 8-4-ott'*' .,,.4~659 t /b 1 1 11 ~~PM thr 10 OOPM 1 ~ Cell 497-4804 ty ..... .,..., u · -"'' .,.. _ '·-~" ""1 '4"" w roni• ·r mt u Y ~~ • 1'. •• "' ~'J:~' ,._, •• ~?m ,~qn, _ ~~~&R~·i:e±~£:~~ '4'!~~~~9't ~·,• .; ' _ tt. . ..,."'?,.· ·. .,,:.a~~·'f~~....,,, .. ~~~IL~ ...W~~~jronty "2: 'JI.I.
w11rihc1odiVITl!no ----~ ~. -r'~ Ois"Wa t ~ me an c rcu1ated l m-r~ "lCR'1"eCl·-no.t100' ~-,"1~4* ~-:.ta...,..~'+
preparing rea~estate ioar ·EIHCISE llSTRUCTOR posalble w/nutrltion e1Cp Rn AIL SALES Dt •. 5107 allver dollars $ t3 75 ea I b/o 645-6"89 aft. 5, · '82 Targa, low miles, exoel·
documents an swe"'J{ for mothers' recover) fortMon,-Tuea 9•6 Apply Hardware Assistant Men-at1llC-tOO brllllanl uncirculated . lent condition . S29,000.
phones. and c.l'leckint class Mon Wed -Fri Howard 1 .Nutrttlon.,NB I ager Retell E11per pref house· sliver dollars $30 ea Stl ~ ~amr\ 831-0961 or 780-1388
documents and inven 2-3pm Call 962-t374 780-9444 1 Coaat Hardware. 240 cleaning. chlld care Hf· v e r do 11 a r 11 bu~' I' OUIPll SIEU ~ y LI"
tones Typing 45 WPM •!f 'Medical one peraon omce Broadway Lag 8 ch vices 11e avail 650-0364 1 t878-t92 t valued $3000 W111way1. paneled with ~ • --· • ••• '82 TARGA red/tan.
required ·FACTORY OPEllHS NB E11pe< 1n peg board 497 -4403 U k for John P 1 -ed 11 tell $900 964.0062 '1 light lntlde & out, tilde-In 0 Saln-Servlce~L ... lng Blauplunk. theep, b<a,
tor mature 1nd1v wtlh lac bootceeping billing Med• ----os lion went ea ve-in dooc, xlnl cond $150 S,ttlalltl1~·11 atarm, gorgeov1 car. We offer c.om p1>1111v• tory wor~ ei1per Slll&f) C & Med Cal In' Cell IRE TAIL Store need• companion tor elderly 840-8709 aft 6pm h 23,500 ml, lncJ nu P7't
salaries. 1$850/mo start 1 commensurate w/ei1par
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9~~e8356 ~1·1 be 11111 person for Drapery woman or men Le•ture * PRtvATE HTATE * llr.,Ht tfJ I S29.850. Terry 520~458
Ing). and e11cellen1 ben but we will train Call bwr call~ be~k you w I end Upholttery depart-World & Balboa rel's 8
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Diamond Wedding Sets -EJttetlent Seleetlon of New eve'• untH 8:30 998-5700
'86 Ford, xlnl conO, lookt
& runt Ilk• new, new
paint, tlr81, Int, ball.
AM/FM cell, air lhockt,
2dr w/e!r 70k orig ml. ,
HURRY • .MUST SACRI-
FICE . 11700 obo. Ceil
~'l pt\one ll91h. ;, • ' .~ • ., ~--... --~~(' ,...,.,..
'86 Muttang, pony Int, new
ang. need• tr&N, 1tralght
body. But offer.
540-2685
'77 FORD PINTO good
condlon. MUST SELL. s 1250. 760-3881
'79 Granada 2 dr. 8 eye,
gray/black, 8 track eaaa.
871(, $2700. 540-0433 eflts For an mterv111w ap 8.30_5 pm 496.5761 , ment 645-5120 for eppt yrs exp. 599-8232 Value s1.800/S800 'Notercyclts/ IOll and Carefully pr ..... ared I I'm .. _ ... tilul l fut. pc>lntment. please cal IModelt Male/Female I . . --S t .. ,. ......, bet 8·00AM &500PM FOOD&COCKTAIL RNs,LVN s,NA1.com-•Wom1n wtthee loghl l *llACtrflflt4* CHIU UMdBMW'talwaysln Name19TARQA911.
Monday rhru Friday wa1tertwa1tress tor lull a WE NEED NEW FACES pentons needed for tem· j Housekeeping or Nuralng * SOllt11re '* f68o Honda CB 750R, Stock Offer. 831-4165 '80 Mustang Ghia. 4 epd,
PIT Apply in person F0< placement In modeling porary stetting at hospl-w/good refs. 549-9363 VelueS18,000tS7.000 good cond w/Header IJl-1111 la.aaalt air, Pl.:._Y..b. ltereo, runt
laoh Merales 1550 Supertor C M Set tobt 1n Orange County tals, conveteseent homu D 5510 $900 Call ~2-8750 S A ,""'ii;;-.iiOii ___ .,..~,_ good. ~50. 548-8451
I & pvt dut Fluible I '* Pearl Necklace '* 208 W 11t, •nta na .. r (ll•)lH-•713 tr DoUQ or Dave 3-7PM IEW YIH WIST Y ·7-9 Surukl GS 425 C CloMd Sunday 'Tri Qordlnl, •l•ctr 0 Liactla tchedule no feea Cell A h1hu1hu1 puppies. Vllue S t500t$450 · ut-, eunroof. hafdtQ9. racing ""'~""',_!""'" ...... liiiiii• (l l•)lH-UH FULL/TIME PAY Talttt Aa11c7 Nurtellnders 5•7-7537 M, 2 F. 8 wks old. sho11 & '*Colored Gama * tom. 3500 orig. ml .. new LAROE SELECTION OF INll, ale, pit , Ilk• new DI& V Cuatom 8Ui L
PART /TIM( WOH • 141-1111 Salespersons BALBOA WO<med. ~2-2391 I *Other Jewelry '* I spare lire & wlndlhleld, NEW & USEO BMW'SI I $3300/080. 650-4138 Oeeloner Serie.. loaded. &REIT __ _ ---llquldellon/Sacrllice very clean Sl,050. Call I new S18 500 whole ....
Opporlun1110\ ava1labif MOVER/DRIVER must be ISLAND REALTY now AKC Golden Retriever 17141546~711 I 24t-t517 or 957-0528 Liii NAii IMW llU• tlll se250, e.4&-4e.O:.t:404 WESTERN ~11~es"'~.,;~.~":~g~:! herd worker. c1e1n cul, hiring 673-8700 Pupa S250. 548-8t79 I -.81 HONDA 250 VOLUME&ALE.8 'ihoofurbOMden.auto.
p 8 r 1m 8 n 1 , n 0 u 1 i::~~/~~t'!!t:..~c;:u 1sai.1per1ons. Full T1ma. Dalmaltan pups. AKC ch Closing out I Two new THREE WHEELER SEAVIC!& LEASING I lo~. MW c:ond. low N"!'"l'P~.,_-..,....;;-..-SI YlllS door-to-door new1pape1 7 l 4/85().. l366 new deatgne< bOultqua. llna. •how°' pet Shott, pleget polo watcnatl 650-4593 3870 N. Cherry AY9. ml. 112.000. 720..()285
sales program Outran _ Fast11on Isl Must have wonned 6"5·8948 wtwerr One yellow goldf .--LOHO BEACH
C11t1 .... leed hourly wag• PIUf Newapepert IXP & ref• 760-9333_ tty AKC/M •mo s;z25 w/wttt gold bar•. Of'\8 whl I 83 Alva motor ac::ool• by (No. CMtry •xlt--405)
[Qull Oppty Employef comm1won Hours 4P~ OllW llWIEIS js11e1 Person wanted part 956-1295 attar 5pm gOld wfyellow gold bert & 1 !,80r:;•· llklrHway !.t '11•) 111-1111
MtF I 10 9PM Training 11 Experienced only Top lime 10< 11ore on Balboa b1k dial t500 over COii • ,.. · • new. "'""' "fradl-IMWekome
11 ••••• ,., ,__•,•••'•• provided Poten11a1 tc dotlara paid. 754. t86A ltland. 675·6567 II• 63 t-2047 I 112 act ml, "111 under OPE.N SEVEN OA'(S -earnS300piuaperweek k f Rich dPeurnani '--·--Ing pet, thow/llud _ werr Orig. S1450, N11 1,.... ______ ~,....,.....1•••----...,..,.1
Mature, tor eldlf' y lady F'0< an Interview. call -·~ ar ,. .. _... S•cretarytClerlcal Par-QUll .l300. 552-3822 Olamond aolllalre 1 28 Cl. S950. 6"4·8199 aft. e t11a l
weetcends 548-3688 <7141967•2361• Ext 1204 1111111 WllTAITI ton.able 1 yr ottloa exp -, ~AIO bHutllul ring S1450. ~OTORCYCLES I I at:
USTllOTIH FIT. PI T Cert T,..lning req o Word prOctlalong, I an vv 842-1234 * FOR RENT * IW lfslH ... ., ---~---C 0 at Olfloa offered 74 Bed Con-phonea. b+ckpng. dicta-11an1 unclrc v. •ac ••= 2H XR 600 HONDA'S TruobertehNper PllJIOT llWIH ener •i p T va .... n1 Ho1p Undar' tlon lranacrl.pllon helpful Ooltera. S28 M . or buy alt 150 AOAY 8.1%APAAveM..,._ lo ml xtnt cond
Oev.,opertbulld•r hHd PllDIE CLEn / new edmln 848-7784 Cotta M .... 754-t363 126 .. Completed lilver Comb. w~klng ma-548-02l5 Alk tor BL M3"/0oo. 8"t-M07 tkll'lt. nu'"" hi mltlaOe
quartered In Oran~ Co Ctrculauon otfic. Melt• 1n.1 -UllRUf /H• •a dollar dated album. chlne-thaJ>er, table aaw. call(714tt42•7711 ~f~ but In top ttMrpe. S. lo
Me1c1 1ndtv1<1u11toj01n 1t1 dMduatwnht0m•phona * OFFIOEPEISll 'E 1 Seetet-1878-1921, 1950 Re· folnlar, plane+-. boring TralltJlt 71 DATUI. N 2.coz !1!~ ~·• M 1138 .._
project manegeman experience Hour• .,. for g11dan oenter Ml90 o~ V9 I s·7 to ~hi tired. muat ... , 984--0082 mec:hlna. llldlng table. ''•"• MM 7t 000,,,.... ; wiiRiilli pert«, CM. 713YOW Of ••am, ul prolect, min Mon thru Fri 4 30 10 I lndOOf/OIAldoor WOfl< 11!1..;d. ~v .. t~t ;:,r 497•1348 BUY •YcTORY DIHCT 13500 • 150"'4513 t.I • new. 11111punkt ea11,A ..... ea,'"°= f« .. ager eng nee< or com 8·30pm. Ap91y in peraon 1 ... 2 IHI •I II I l j " ,._ · atereo 21K mt 112 500 -.P. /mt4 oft. merclal lndu11r1a1 pro 2·-'Pln 330 w Ekty, c M '" • 1 loc.ated In Nwpt lkh/OC •&111tll AIOTlll• let 1•"11 Lightweight flbefgl•H 174 HOZ. MIS* eooct.,,,.. 833-0l•18 • • ,
jeell Min 5-8 yrs con (Alk fOr Debra) I p•"IE•I Alrpof1 area Min ~ yr• TWIT I Pll Famt1y mem&tti\ip JOhf1 k*"P f3' & 18' irwel ""*" ~ roof bra. 82 CUTLAl8 8RAUOH
ttructton experience av n lltP Type 85. SH 80 AMERICAN & EUROP!AN Wayne Tennie Club $750 trallera and M* 10' flh f\IM eM. ~ 182 Window Ven, NM f\;ly loeded. "7t( rnl., eJo..
abihty to worl! ~· w1t1 . --F1rm In Fountain V•~ = rNeeuBma02~~PO ~.:' Bedroom Htl dining 845-8489 •ft 5 pm ~ C.it now, toll tr• collector• Item. Daye grMt. 1775.169-1542 pwr, 11800 7....,7IO
euo-contrec:tort eoo<dl UllWUI Metclng packer• to wor.. · ......,, °' ...,, room ... , HoOu.t eabf. 1·11QO.:MMH2 f« tt• &73-4227 14ft*, h9d11 1ftl
nala & ~~ cMI i ASSIST MANAQER R• ~r:::, thl~~ t ·~~t t,o 553-<Kl.CO I nett, aide MGretarlel, a,~rr:.:::~ ~alt. bfochur .. nd 8AY!l •n D1f 210 Jee< ml Ml ":..-'. =-~MCll·l ,.,.,..NS 8 a:1i1:
bulldlng work lo comple tall ••P•' pref 240 I am .. .._.y n china 1011 of mehogany 120 873 23" "· a w ... .. ,,..,~ y reoocs'2nct ' • tlon Broadway Laoun11 Bch pereon 11 '"-Per1onn•1 for Ad •ction dr..Mra &. tau chee11 ... .4 ...... u l IMk ofr~1·90l1 '70 cw•,•b•ck. ,.,,,., ~~'10lt1 J1tnt00ftd.
Aeeurneell'I conndence to 497-4403 ... for Jonn OfflC•' SRW Pl .. llC:t " and tOO'• of tmell It~·· MOd. fight Oak taDI• & ..... *· • . . eood. Mede IOIM ~ ~· IOM:tt, ... 11
L. Peteraon.EMKAYOE Manufecturlng, Inc . CI 10-lt bVytra~lum chllrt.se<>O Twnbedaet WIWllT,... Wortc.t\000/0bO.
V!LOPMENT INC /.HOTEL 1'l3758andlller, F ~ 3 3 1815TorOt1toWay,CM S&O w .. 1 llectr AIC ----........ tt(noon-1C>Pinl Motr11-~nud1en com llllTAlllTH. PAATITIME Clerk for o~y Plot 558-9001 window unll sos 2 floor a.~oece ... ., . 1 ,..,O,MW
peny PO a.o. 2390 E11pe., &'•' NCA4200 I rlquor atot•. aome ·~ ft fant S15 ., Norge QM •11 HOlJC·OL TurDo. ..,_I UNefOOd tr.,._
N.-pott8Mdl CA Allao .-C 1nn8 at1oe nee ~att2PM AD VISOR j pc walnut parlour Mt. dryer S1S 2 h=ICD ~11¥tr. T·kJp, euto, ~'''°"· StlOO/obO, 92te0 EC>l So Coat Hwy 0 Leg 1· 11~ .. ~.~ walkltl ., 50 •51. ple;pttt .......... N • ---4ff.227t ....,. IOfMtNno you WVlll . -· ............. g1 ... eec:·y, ii beds ..,..._-__ ...,.,. ............ _
":::/"*.,.,. ~.~ w.,,, Ad ...ip1 -J :f ::~,c~~ ~: 642-5678 f~~g: 9:11f~i.n't:f~~: 8~ ~. ~-::n:·~d· •12.=:t:~~iJo ~. -.. '::"'.,::•
IOC ClAI ..... ~ a..2.se18 142-M'tl. l300 7U-1728 9YM M2·.5t78. . ... M2 3 14$4374
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THURSDAY. M ARCH A, 1984 ORA l\;\1E C OUNTY C A l IFOHN I A 25 C EN fl:.,
Killer says he'll violate OC parole
Orange residents voice outrage at not retumina to Stanford University
to kill again. He expressed no remorse
today.
killing. "J meant it."
"I'm not crazy. I feel I'm a normal
heaJthy, well-balanced adult male,'1
he said. He also said he wants to
complete his sentence and "then live
where I want."
organiz..ation called on state law·
makers to enact emeraency legjs.-
lation empowering the governor to
block such paroles in the future.
.. 1t•s a public officiat•s duty to
protect the lives of citi2en1 and make
sure the streets are safe," said Garvtt.
his voice risina in anlff as be
discussed Strdesk.i's parole.
release of murderer in their city "I don't want to say. 'Gee, I'm
contrite.' or 'Gee. I'm sorry."' tbe
47-year-old former graduate student
told re pone rs after walking out of the
California Medical Facility in
Vacaville for a scheduled parole to the city of Orange.
From staff and wire reports
Theodore Str'Cleski. who beat his
Stanford University math professor
to death 5111 years ago with a hammer,
was released from prison today and
immediately vowed to violate his
Coast
A Laguna clvlo gadfly may
drop his discrimination
suit against city, Storer
Cable TV .I A3
Trustees see little chance
$15 million Invested In NB
f lrm will be recovered .
/A3
Callfor~ia
An actor's wife spotted ,a
missing baby sitter and
3-year-old girl./ A4
Police say they've
nabbed the 'Plaid Shirt
Bandit.' At least they
hopeso. /A4
Nation
Senators express
Interest In Edwin Meese's
mortgages./ A8
House Speaker Tip
O'Neill was the victim of a
fund-raising 'roast.' I A8
World
Paris comes to a stand-
still as thousands of pub-
lic employees strike./ A8
Iran claims Iraq suffered
850 f atalltles In latest
fJghting./ A4
Living
Drunken drivers face
even stiffer, mandatory
surcharges for auto ln-
surance./81
Amputees can feel the
same exhilaration as
other sports enthusiasts,
once they learn skiing.
/81
Sports
U.S. DavlsCupCoach
ArthurAshehasanew
career -as an author.
/C1
Former area volleyball
standouts will play a key
'role In this weekeAd's
parole as "an anti-Stanford state·
mcnt."
Some Orange County residents
where he is to paroled have voiced
ou trage at Streleski's release af\er he
said two months aso he was
"absolute1¥ noncommittal" about "l don't want to do anyihing that
says I didn't rean it.'' he said c;>f the
Meanwhjle, the prot~st aaainst
Streleski'.s parole con tin,ued in Or-
ange County. a-s Orange city officials
scheduled a news conference to
express their displeasure over the
parol~ and a local victim's rights
Howard Garver. who said he
represents a coalition of victim's
rights and anti-crime aroups calling
itself Citizens Act. said the governor
should have the power to block
paroles of certain prison inmates just
as he has the power to commute
prison sentences.
. 0.-, .......... .,,~---Flamea raae throujh the Co.ta Mesa apartment of Gerald and Kimberly Vasquez Wedneaday, but both ..caped Injury.
Mesa apartment
destroyed by fire
By KAREN E. KLEIN
OflfMO.-,l'tlotllAlft
AS63,000fire that raced through a
Costa Mesa apartment Wednesday
night apparently was igni ted by an
unattended electric heater, officials
said today. No one was injured in the
I I: 12 p.m. blaze.
The costly blaze originated in the
living room of Gerald and Kimberly
Vasquez' apartment, Number F. at
2466Santa Ana Ave .. according to
Jim Richey. administrative chief of
the Costa Mesa Fire Depanment.
Although the fire threatened to
spread to other apartments in the
two-story. six-unit apanment com-
plex, Richey said, firefiJl!ters were
able to contain it to Unit F.
Richey said 12 fire engines from
Orange County, Costa Mesa and
Newpon Beach fire departments
responded to the apanment complex
to find flames leaping from the rear
roofarea. The firefighters had the
blaze under control in 45 minutes,
Richey said.
(Pleue eee FIRE/ A2)
Badham ba~ks flood plan
By ROBERT BARKER modifying and improving flood c.on-woul~ seriously affect large. areas of
0t 111e 011111 PUot.•t.11 trol channels in West Orange County; Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley
Rep. Robert Bad ham today threw is n9w "econQ_micaHy and physically an~ Santa Ana. is descri.bed as.a slOf!Tl
City of Orange police Lt. Miu
Lcintz said the city•s mayor and
police chief would ellpreu their anaer
over' a law that would ptrmlt a ·hlurdcrer~s parole in their ·city
(Pleue ... ~L&R/A2)
70 flee·
'jetliner
blaze
at -JWA
PSA incident 4th
for Super 80 plane
By JERRY lllRSCH
OflllelWIJ ........
A Pacific Southwest Airlines jet-
liner that caught fire at John Wayne
Airpoh Wednesday evening, forcing
the evacuation of about 70 passcnien
and crew members, is back in service
today, al~dy making a scheduled
flight to San Jose.
lt was the fourth mishap in six
months at the airport for that type of
plane. a McDonnell Douglas OC-9
Super 80.
Last Sept. 27 a Republic Aitlincs
DC .9 had an engine go out and
dropped hot engine parts over New-
pon Beach starting about 20 small
fires. On Jan. 22, a Frontjer Airlines
OC-9 had landing gear and engine
troubles shortly after taking off from
the airport and Feb. 17. an American
Airlines OC-9 had an engine go out
and dropped hot engine pans over
Tustin shortly after take off. No one
was injured in the incidents but all of
the planes had to make emergency
landings.
Wednesday ·the PSA plane never
lefl the ground. This time an auit·
illiary power unit in the right rear tail
section. malfunctioned starting a
small fire as passengers were boarding
the plane about 6: 18 p. m.
The fire was put out only minutes
later by built-in extinguishers and
passengers were evacuated down the
normal boarding ramp. No one was
injured and the only damage to the
plane was in the po~er unit.
The unit is a auxiliary gas turbine
engine that provides power to the
plane when the main engines are off.
It has been removed from the plane
and will be examined by Federal
Aviation Administration and PSA
mechanics.
McDonnell Douglas spok~man
Dave Eastman said this was the first
time a problem with the power unit
has resulted in a fire.
Eastman said that mechanical
problems happen with jetliners
everyday and that it is only a
coi ncjdence thu the OC-9 Super 80
(Pleue eee 70 FLEE/ A2)
,:~~~~~~w~~~3-::atld'i.ia~~~r;tr.~ hi™'t"d a compromise feasible." · ~ . which wo~ ~rop 12 inches of ~in \~ '·~. ·~~~tl~~~-o~~~--~!.~f1,~~.~~ ~~~~M!~-'M~~
he calledJl more expensive version of U.S. Con,ress thiYyear but i-ndicat~d · Mouniains to the oceaq .at Newport b-id. po· flee ·uc lrvln.e managed Just
four hits Wednesday but
still ended LaVerne./C3
Entertainment
"Two Marriages" Is back
on TV, taking a look at
ordinary people./82
Business
For the latest In Orange
C9unty mortgage rates,
see the chart./85
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Robert Badham
the project "a grandiose concrete he docsn -t expect actual appropna· Beach in a thr:tt· day pen~. .
raceway t9 the sea." tion until next year. Included in the project 1s a
But the Republican Congressman Badham said the flood control plan S 7 4 o. O O O s 1 u d y of the dog go~Abue
speaking from Washington today could save as much as S 12 billion in Talbert-Huntingt~n Beach flood con· \JU
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said the compromise plan will cost damages to large areas of low-lying trol channels which overflowed last
about half as much as a plan pushed Orange County. March I. causing millions of dollars
by flood control proponents y~ The improvements in the river in damage.
provide 80 percent of the protection. system would be designed to Key features 1n Badham's plan
Badham from Newport Beach as-withstand the worst combination of i_ncludt! raising Prado Dam at the
serted the $755 million compromise rain and flooding that could be head of Santa Ana Can.yon by 30 f~t.
plan. which would include increasing expected in a 2()().year period. acquiring 1.451 acres an land be.hind
the capacity of Prado Dam while A standard 2()().year flood . which (Pleue .ee P'LOOD/A2)
Newport's newly rich fraud targets
l\ . D . 11··
High rotlers expect
to keep wtnntng.
psycholo tsts say
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first
in• two-pan S<:ries on the psychology
or lnve1rmenr and how the wealthy and their money are sometimes
parted.
The ~ycholoaical makeup of the
newly ncb makes them prime tarsets
for sharp-talkina salesmen ofTerina
inve•tmcnts that sound too aooc:t to
be trut. In jutt the past Slll months, tv.:o
Newpon Beach companies headed
into bankrup«:y court after investors
loll up to $75 million on what were
billed as high-return invcs\mcnu.
Why aren't people, especially those
who have worked hard to become
wealJhy, more careful about wild
investment schemes offerina in·
credible returns?
It is often a matter of psychotoay.
aocotdina to the experts. Wealthy -
people spoiled by the good life. can
tum a blind eye to risky investments.
They·think life, and investments, will
never fail them. · "They have this magical idea that
someone out there is aoing to take
care of them," says Kathleen Gurney,
who s~iilizes in investment psy-
choloay at the Newport PsycholoaicaJ ~
Center.
JERRY
HIRSCH
Focu s ON THE NEws "They thank, 'let's play this pme
and see if we can win here,• but they
don't understand the intCJrBI pans of
the 13me," Gurner explains. ~ Newpon's dua role as Oranae
County's financial ctnter and as a
community of wealthy people makes
1t an attractive base for con anists
offerina questionable invesunenta.
said Detective Bob Stephens, who
investiptcs fraud for the NcWJ)C)rt
Bcllch Police Department.
··Newport Beach iueen as the place
to be, .. he says.
A penon who hu become rich wlll
often take are•t risks to become even
more weallhy. mvcstin& in some•
times qucsttonable ventures.
Fint there wa the Caner Co ..
which investiptors say coll«tcd as
much as $60 million ftom in\testors
by ofTerina returns of 40 percent. The
company claimed to invest in medi-
cal insurance claims but invcstiaaton
say it acver did. The money is now
mJSsina. the comj)tny has filed for blnkrup~y and officaalsat the Sccuri·
tics and Elchanae Commiasion and
the Oranae County Sheriff's Oepan·
mcnt arc trya~ to flaure. out what
ha~ncd. Then there was Trans Atlantic Bancorp Ltd., a Newport company
that fcll alona with the collapse of the
financial empire of La Jolla financacr
J. David Dominelli.
Trans Atlantic oollcctcd S l S
million. mostly from local investors.
'
for investments in om1ne 1 s
foreiJn currency trading firm. J.
David & Co. A federal arand jury is
now looking into what Oommclli has
done with S 125 million invested in
bis company. Trans Atlantic is his
tarscst creditor and investors will be
lucky to get any more than 10 percent
of their total Investment back. a far
cry from the 40 percent ~turns
DomineUi promised.
"A arcat many of these people who
have made a lot of wealth have had
the aood fonunc to have earned 30 or
40 percent on investments before. A
high n:tum dO« not seem so un·
reasonable 10 them," explains Dr.
Joyce Brothers, a prominent psy-
scholaist. "People bc&in to feeJ entitled to u.
They believe life as a series of special
thinp to them. After all, they drive
pec1al can, they live in spte1al
homes, when they 10 to the \helter
they 1it is 1pte1al scats.
"lt attms pcrfectlY. reasonable to
tbcsc pt0ple that hfe offers supt"r
deal . So much has fallen into their
lapS tl\at the)' feel the world is aoina to
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Aa * Orange COut DAILY PILOT /Thurecsay, March 8, 1ea.4
Church leader booked for rape 1 WLn THE R
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>\NTA ANA (AP) -A Baptist
&e.da who founded D larae Chrisuan
youth aroup h~ been booked for
invc t111uon of rapina and robbina
two women summoned from an
escort service. authorities say.
Police snid Wcdoe day that they
arttsted John Randolph Sykes, 32.
founder of Youth In Action. at 6:30
p.m. Tucsda) ut ht:s home.
Oranic County sheriffs Lt. Rich·
ard Olson 541d Sy~cs. a lay m1ntStet,
was booked for investlption of
k1dnappina. rape robbery, sodomy,
oral copulauon, false impnsonment
and ampcrsonatina a police officer.
Olson '8id cscort-5crvice women
were allqedly summoned 10 Sykes'
Yorba Linda home and we~ shown a
poltce badae and handcuffed before -
bC1na forced to pcr1orm vanous sexual act
Kent Walton. director of the alum·
ni assoc111ion at AJusa Pacific Uni·
vcrshh 1d Sy kc~ is 11 member of the
1984 Olympics Outreach. a aroup of
Christian leaders who plan to evnn-
atlizc dtrin¥ the Olympics.
"Thisju~I blows me away." Walton
~Id.
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without Ull) l'on~ultat1on with local otlk1al~.
"I he) told U!I and we d1dn 't have
un) !lily '>O." !la1tl Leintz. "We're
almost po'"crle.,., to du anything. But
we undN\tanJ wh~ people are un·
l'Omfortahlc ha\ lllg a known killer
li ving ::inwng'it thl·m who ha!ln't
sho"'n a1H H·mor\1.' ..
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statC"-l<k .m11-n1ml' organ1za11on
hc:idqu:11ll'fl'd1.n <>range County. ha s
promi'il'd 11 "Ill do!>dy watch
Strell-\k1\ d111111g hi\ )l·ar"s parole
herl·
John Manunu president of thl.'
group. ')a1d ( 111/l'n\ for Truth reg-
ularly will check with parole officials
tu make sure S1rclesk1 1s complying
with all term of the parole.
Strelesk1. an electrical en~tneer
who spent 19 years pursuing a
doctorate in mathematics. was con·
'1cted of serond-degret" murder and
!>entcnced to eight yl."af'S IO pnson ror
th<' I 978 beating death of Karel
dl·Leeu" The professor was attacked
in ht'i olTicl' .lnd bludgeoned with a
2·pound hammer.
Strclesl...1 had said he killed dt'-
Leeuw 1n pan because he wan1ed to
make a "statl'ment" about tht' way
Stanford treats 11s graduate students.
He also said he was angered by
~marks made about his shoe~
Strclcsk1 ~1tl he planned tu com-
m it "an act of om1ss1on. hkt" missing
an appointmtnt" with his parole
officer. within a week.
If he is returned to prison. hi.' will
serve the remaining 21/J years of Ill!>
eight-year sentence.
"We are rt'lcasing him 1n as routine
a fashion as possible." Wah LI.'". a
spokC$man at the California Med1rnl
Center. said earlil'r.
"He'll havl' $200. and ht will 1l'por1
to the parole agents who will ta kl· him
down south." whcrt• ht· will lt ve 1n an
undisclosed "res1dent1al facility" and
look for "ork. Le\' said.
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POLICE DOG BURIED •••
DeLeeu"''s "ldO"-. Sita. said toda)
on the "CBS Morning News" that she
did not behl'\ c Strelesk1 posed a
threat to her.
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POO<·ltit
POO<·flll
poor-llllr
l)OOf·llllt _., ... homAI
The sad--eyed dog worked hi•
lut case on Feb. 21. A ICUffle
broke out during a drug arreet end
a loud noise sent Farnsworth
retreating Into Culver Drive Into the
pa.th of a passing car. The driver
never stopped. ,
"In all the time I worked wtth
Fama. t never got tnto-aftght, and I
never had to chase anybody ~
cause nobody would even thtnk of
running," said Frew.
Off duty, Farnsworth wu the
apeclal friend of Frew's 4-year-old
son, Chad -who toued a bone
Into the dog'• grave before the
earth was shoveled Into the ptot.
Frew &aid he already ta k>oktng
for a replacement at Muter K.-t·
nets In Riverside County whtoh hu
offered to provide another
Bouvier. But finding a reptaQement
won't be euy. . I
"What do you Uy When Y04J IOM
a partner?" FrtJW asked at the brt.f
graveside e«emony. "It'• trar:d to
say goodbye.··
~ not frightened for my'lelf. I
don't kno"' 1fht"s going 10 do 11 again.
SO I'm fnghten('d for SOCICI} " 'ihe
said
S1relesk1's parole relea.sc follows a
month-long psychiatric e~mination
b)' prison doctors at the Vacav11lt•
facility in central California.
Streleski had been scheduletl for
parole to San Francisco. about 35
miles north of the universit)
That was (·hanged. howc' er. atkr
he told reponcrs in Januaf). "I am
absolute!) nonlommmal on \\-hl'thcr
I will go back to Stanford and kill
again.I'
Boose Boston
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Irvine police weighing charges .
in crash injuring 10 teen-agers
By ANDREA ADELSON
Of the Delly ""°' lteft
lilt
70 FLEE JW A PLANE FIRE ..• FLOOD ... lrv1nl· police haven 't decided
"'h1·thl'r to cite a 16-year-old driver
"ho the> sa) was speeding when his
pKkup O\enurned and IOJured 10
high ~chool students Feb. 21.
throwing the youngsters onto the
pavement and grassy curbside slope.
White said the passcnatrs' 1,250
pound weight overloaded the pickup.
poltq came alter a pica • from
Dahlgrcn's mother. Suzanne. accord-
ing to school board member Helen
Camt'ron. From Al
has been 1 n' ol H'd in a sen es of recent
mishaps at the a1rpon
Ben Ehrlich. a C osta Mesa resident
wh o had JUSI sel'n his daughter onto
the airplane. l11ght 6Ql.J, bound for San
Fram:1sco anti Portland. Ore. said the
Ben Erlich
firl' looked senous for JUSt a moment.
"We went upstairs in the terminal
to watch 11 take off. When they started
the engines the right rear of the plane
caught on fire.
"The flames went on for about
three minutes. At first it didn't look
like an} bod) was doing anything but
then the passengers started coming
do"'n the stairs on the left side of the
plane," Ehrlich said.
"It was all very orderly. As long as
the ix·ople were getting off the plane I
kne" nobody was going to get hun."
Ehrlich said
At one point the flames reached
t "-O to three feet but they were out
e'en before the fire trucks amved.
Ehrlich said
PSA spokesman Bill Hastings said
the larger names were probabl)
caused by thl' powl.'r unit releasing
fuel in its fuel lines through the
nhaust S) stem
"Thal 1s JUSt pan of the safety
mechanism and removt's the danier
of the fire spreading." Hastings said.
"We are going to have to take some
11me and look over the pan. We have
never had anything like lhis happen
before and we have been flyi ng the
plane for four years." Hastings said.
From Al
the dam for an enlarged rt'scrvo1r.
modifying 3 I miles of channels below
the dam to the PaC'lfic Ocean. build-
ing debris basin and channel modi·
fications in the Corona area. con-
structing a detention basin and chan-
nel mod1ficat1on on I. 7 miles of
Santiago Creek 1n Orange Count} and
developing a greenbelt recreauon
S) stem along the l'nt1re S) stem and
purchasing '12 acres of salt marsh at
the n ver's mouth
Badham <.aid thl' proposed Men-
tone Dam 1n )an Bernardino Coun1y.
which 'H>uld ha \l' raised thl• totall'ost
of thl· prnJel 1 tu about $I J billion.
has twe n rcmu,ed from prl·sent
cons1derat111 n "hilt· alternatl\ cs art·
being s1ud1l·d
FIRE ...
From Al
The couple'~cil't tnc heater. ap·
parent I} ll'ft un in the II' 1ng room of
the apalitment after the~ went to
sleep. sparl...eJ the fire.
"Some11 mes the thermostats on
those elec1ric heaters fai l and they
heat up so high they ig nite." Ri chey
said.
Mrs. Vasquez was awakened by
crackling noises shortly afler the fire
began. Richey said. and when she got
Rt•su lts of the accident 1nvcs11ga-
11on. which concludes Jeffrey Baker
"asdm ing 59 mph-4 mph over the
55-mph. unpasted speed limit -arc
still 10 be.· rc.,,1cwed by lhe District
.\ t tornc\ ·., offict' for a dcc1s1on on
'tl.hetht·rhc "''II be Cited for ellcess1ve
speed or more se\ere cnm1nal penal-
ties such as rt•t·klessdnving. Sgt. Mike
White said Wcdnesday
.\II but one of the University High
!:>chool 'itudcnts ha'e been released
from ho\pllal'> John Dahlgren. I 5.
remained 1n an 1ntens1\e care unit
toda\ "hac hi) cond111on was listed
J'> o,1abk. tfr o,ufTered brain and spinal
lnJUfU~C,.
Baker ma) fau! gra,er penalt1e'> "1f
Dahlgrl'n·., cond111on doe!ta't 1m-
proH·" Wh1ll' said
.\lier a length) police 1n,est1ga-
t10n . "'htl h included returning to
"I ;.1ll· .\\l'nue ""ha borro"ed 1ruck
to \ll11ulalc the acudent. Wh11e <,aid
thl' rau!>l' of lhc alc1dcnt "as de-
termined to I'll' o'er-correcting :ind
'>f)Cl'd.
Baker\ swerving blue pickup
r,lammed 1n10 a eucalyptus tree more
thaA l\\O "'eeks ago. wrapping the
bent 'l'h1cle around the trunk and
"WC feel that anything over 40
(mph) with that load is unsafe." ht'
said.
White said a backlog of cases will
prevent the pro~cutor fro m review-
ing the case immediately.
Also Wednesday. the Irvine school
board agreed to review at their March
21 mt"et1ng the open campus policy
thal allows upperclass students to
leave high schools dunna lunch.
The dcc1s1on to re-<:vaulale the
"She didn't feel she knew what the
solution was either." said Cameron.
adding that "I don't think the acci-
dent and the policy is related."
Only two of the 10 students
rn volved 1n tht' accident had parental
permission to be off campus. the
school pnnc1pal had said earlier.
Pnnc1pal Roben Bruce said cam-
puses would ha ve to be turned into a
m1litar;-like institution to adequate-
ly pohrr ~tudent acti vity.
Second suspect arrested
in 'porno snuff' 1nurders
A second man accu~d of killing
two Orange County teen-agers during
a pornographic "snuff" film session
"as to be taken to coun today to face
murder charges.
Richard Hernandez. a 38-ycar-old
former ( orona res1den1. was arrested
l'arh th•~ "eek in small Mexican
fi">hing '1llage and flown back to
Orange( ounl) Wednesday following
an extrad1t1on heanng.
Hernandez and former Costa Mesa
resident Fred Serre Douglas. 55. are
suspected of killing two Anaheim
teen-age girls 1n 1982 after lunng
them to the descn for a pornographic
photo session
Douglas was arre4ted a week aao in
Nonh Las Vegas where he had been
h"ing for at least thrt"e months under
an assumed name. The former Costa
Mesa man ~s being held in Oraage'
Count> Jail and will be arraigned on
murder chargcs Monday.
Police 1n Nonh Las Vegas said they
wen~ akned to Doulgas' true identity
by an informer who told police he
hcl1e.,,ed the burl) upholestercr was a
fug1t1\'e
up to invesugate the noises. the ORANGE COAST C~..,_ 7141142-oll
Cutaway Uluatration ehowa locatlon
of fire in PSAjetllner.
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The couple managed to run out the 1' Gu.,•ntffd MAIN OFFICE
front door before the flames in the "' ·· ' "• ,. • 1J<J """''El••~' , ,, • .,.~_. c.11
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(ierald Va!>qul'11r:.employed b) the --------------------------------------------
l 11~ ot Costa Mesa. in the san11a11on
department.•\ supen 1sur there said
the couple planned 1os1n through the
ruins uf1he1r home this morning to
dl'tl·rm1nl· "hat the) rnuld \ah age
NEWLY R)CH TARGETS FOR FRAUD ... A fresh start for
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· \\·l-.1 It It 111'111.1 fl·' 'ou You Iller·
.ill\ lwlt\'\\ thl'\\11 1ld \\ilH·onstructed
to.gl\\' \ml \t111ll.'thing for notbing.
·\ml 1111 rnmt 111 tlww ix·oplc that ha\
h<'l·n n·all'tll .di .dong T hc) haH'
golll'll ""·'"'\\'1 1hn "'anted and
thl'll "·" hn·11 11111h 1ng lo 1nd1rntc
th.111 .. 11 1 ~0111y t11l11nt1nue " Brother\
noll'\
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1 on1111u111l) ul Ill'"' munq.
.. \llll pt•opk "ho have madt nl'W
111111W\ .1n· oftrn ""JI ling tu take htghcr
rl\k\ I hl'\ Jfl' the more cn-
IH'pH 11n111.il l\JX'' Thal t)pe of
1x-r'iun d<1nn'1 ~llC"l' )OU ('an du 11
w11huu1 1:ik1ntt r1<,k\," Ciurne\ C,\·
plJin\
( omp1.•1111tin tor more ~tatu~. a trait
of lh<' m.'"" rt\ h. " common in
Newµm 1 Hl·a(·h and that compct111on
tan pu'h JK'uplJi .J_tt .. take extreme
1nvc\tml"nl "'"'' C 1urncy ~hevc~ "~tatu\ " prcll~ e'1cmal 1n Ne~
port lkalh -11 1\ )Our home. )Our
car . "our 111\ l'~tmcnb. Because of
Wr RE L1s TENING
Just Call .
642-6086 .
'
th.it therl' 1~ a lot more talk abou1
111' l'\tml·nti. here." Gurne) says.
.\nd a 11ght·kn1t commun11y. where
1hc "l'alth\ arc rnnstantly talking
about their n10ney. I~ a prime area for
thl''>e type'> of h1gh -nsk investments
-the\ ofwn dl·pend on word ut
mouth ·for thl'lf rapid growth.
"I ha\l' tx·l'n to the Bal boa Ba~
C lub where"' er)Or\a,,.al!Jjttng about
their 1n"e~1ments 'and they were
~)ing )OU were crazy 1fyou were not
1n J. David:· !>Bid one Newpotl Beach
bu!>1 nes'lwoman.
"When people try to get 1ntor-
mat1on about an investment they
uOen ask lhe1r peers. They evaluate
the 1nforrnat1on on tht' past pcr-
formanC'c of their fncnd's advice. If
\'3\ good IO the pa~t. they Wiii U~Ually
rnkc 1t." G urney ~ys.
Putting money into high risk in· \'C~lment\ often shows a dqrce of
1mma1unt) and lack of common
\cnw. according to Gurney.
"If 1t \ound~ loo good to be true. 11
u!ou311 ) 1\:· ~)~Gurne)
"I am !>l'l·1ng more and more pt·opk
I tum Nev. port &ach "'ho an.· wm1ng
in and sa~ mg thq du.l not du their
ho ml'" urk .. ~lw dC\lnl'll'd hl'I clienh a~
"l'll-to-du. and "b) most \tantlard!>
\UlH''>\fUI"
"l hcrc ".i man "ho lo\t S2511.IJOO
in a land Slhl'nll' I le 1c, \Ulce-;sful and
" at the hl'ad ul a hl'<1lth) compan)
hut he dUl."sn't knov. how to take
lOntrol of his 1nH'\ln1l'nl!i."
"I will tx· !>Ce1ngan accountant ne't
week who '>3)\ he 1\ rcall) embar-
rass<.'d. 'This 1c, wha1 I do for a l1v1ng.'
hi.' 1oltl mt'." Ou1nc) recall-.
"Tn onl' wll) the~· pcopk hav('
\3\' y They knov. that you arc never
gu1na to become wealthy JUSt from
)Our Job. The y know thtH the way to
make a lot of money is by invcstm~
But many don't do their homework. •
Gurney say\
FRIDA V; Cooe1ellng da.e wcaJt•y
aboot poor lnnt&mtntl.
Whal do )'OU llke about lbf Dall)' Piiot'? Whal don't you llkt'? Call tht
number at left and your mestage will be ret'ordtd, tran1crlb•d and dellvert'd
to tbt approprlale t'dllor
Thr umt t4 hour answerla1 urvl~ may bt u.e• to r•cord l•lltn to tbt'
rdltor on any topic. Contributors to our Letlrra Nlumn must lnfludfll tbtlr
name a nd 1eltphone numbu for ~trlflcatlon. No clrc·ulatlon n ll11, pltalt'.
Tell u" wba1'1 on )'Hf' mind .
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A Laguna civic gadfly may
drop his discrimination
suit against city, Storer
Cable TV./ A3
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$15 mllllon Invested In NB
firm wlll be recovered .
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An actor's wife spotted a
missing baby sitter and
3-year-old girl./ A4 ·
Police say they've
nabbed the 'Plaid Shirt
Bandit.' At least they
hopeso./A4
Nation
Senators express
Interest In Edwin Meese's
mortgages./ Al
House Speaker Tip
O'Neill was the victim of a
fund-raising 'roast.' I Al
World .
Paris comes to a stand-
still as thousands of pub-
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Iran claims Iraq suffered
850 f atalltles In latest
fighting./ A4
Living
Drunken drivers face
even stiffer, mandatory
surchargesforautoln-
sul'ance./81
Amputees can feel the
same exhllaratlon as
other sports enthusiasts,
once they learn skiing.
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Sports
U.S. Davis Cup Coach
Arthur Ashe has a new
career -as an author.
/C1
Former area volleyball
standouts will play a key
." rpJwn thl&:N~•nd:a ... .,. ..... .t.:
foLTr-team showdown af ·
UCLA./C2
UC Irvine managed just
four hits Wednesday but
still ended LaVerne./C3
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"Two Marriages" ls back
on TV, taking a look at
ordinary people./12
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For the latest In Orange
County mortgage rates,
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Flames rage throqh the Co.ta Mesa apartment of Gerald and Kimberly Vuqaez Wednesday, bat both escaped Injury.
Mesa apartment
destroyed by fire
By KAREN E. KLEIN
Of IM 0.-, l'llot lleff
A $63,000 fire that raced through a
Costa Mesa apartment Wednesday
night apparently was ignited by an
unattended electric heater. offi cials
said today. No one was injured in the
11: 12 p.m. blaze.
The costly blaze originated in the
living room of Gerald and Kimberly
Vasquez' apartment. Number F. at
2466 Santa Ana Ave .• according to
Jim Richey, administrative chiefof
the Costa Mesa Fire Department.
Although the fire threatened to
spread to other apartments in the
two-story. six-unit apartment com-
plex. Richey said, firefi~ters were
able to contain it to Unat F.
Ri chey said 12 fire engines from
Orange County. Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach fire departments
responded to the apartment complex
to find flam es leapinJ from the rear
roof area. The firefi~ters had the
blaze under co ntrol in 45 minutes.
Richey said.
(Pleue He P'lllE/ A2)
Badham backs flood plan
By ROBERT BARKER modifying and improving flood con-would seriously affect large areas of
Fourth mishap tn
six months for
Super 80 airliner
By JERRY HIRSCH
Ot•Oelr ........
A Pacific Southwest Airlines jct.
liner that caught fire at John Wayne
Airpon Wednesday evcnina. forcins·
the evacuation of about 70ptuenten
and crew mcmber5. is back in service
today, aJready mak.inr a schcdule<I
fli&ht to San Jose. ·
lt was the fourth mishap in m
months 1uhu.imonfoc 1hlt 1ype~of
plane. a McDonnell DouaJas DC-9
Super 80.
Last Sept. 27 1 Republic Airlines
DC -9 had an en&inc 10 out and
dropped bot engine pans over New-
port Beach stanina about 20 small
fires. On Jan. 22. a f rontier Airtinn
DC-9 had landing gear and ~DC
troubles shortly after tak.ina off from
the airport and Feb. 17, an American
Airlines OC-9 had an enaine eo out'
(Pl-..e .. 70 n.D/.&2)
Second
'snuff'
suspect
seized
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ... o.llr .... .,..
A second man a~used of k.illina
two Oranae Countytccn-qersdurinc
a pomoaraphic "snuff' film session
was to be taken to court today to face
murder charges.
Richard Hemande:z, a 38-ycar-old
fo rmer Corona resident, was arrested
early this w~k in small Muican
fishina village and flown back to
Orange County Wednesday followina
an extradition hearing.
Hemande:z and former Cos&a Mesa
resident Fred Berrc Douglas, SS, att
suspected of killing two Anaheim
teen-age girls in 1982 after lurina
them to the desert for a pornopaphic
photo session.
Douglas was arrested a week aao in
North las Vegas where he had been
living for at least three months under
an assumed name. The former Costa
Mesa man is being held in Ora.nae
Count) Jail and will be arraiancd on
murder charges Monday.
Police tn North Las Vcps said they
"ere alerted to Doulgas' true identity
by an informer who told police he
(Pleue Ne S&COND/ A2J
Of 1i. o.ie,,... ,..., trol channels in West Orange County. Huntington Beach. Fountain Valle)
Re~ Robert Baqham·~.toda-~~Y.lllthilire~w-H1s_..nl'iollwli·!l1·ec~o~n!$.omi~lr and. ~hY.sLcallY an<!_Santa Ana.1~desc~bcd asa storm , t:t;. -;'~ :JHna~~~ . , . ~ .. -1rJ.W~~ ... , ~.~~~ .,~~~:a;,.:;;:MP*iC;!;;ilEijial)
Santa Ana River flood protection He said l\e would work for over the entire Santa' Ana River
plan -almost a year to the day after au thorization of the money in the basin. from the San Bernardino
he called a more expensive version of U.S. Con,ress this. year but indicated Mountains to the ocean at Newport
the project "a grandiose co ncrete he docsn t expect actual appropria-Beach in a three-day penod.
raceway to the sea." tion until next year. In cluded in the prOJC'Ct 1~ a
But the Republican Congressman Badham said the flood control plan S 7 4 0. 0 0 0 st u d} of t h c
speaking from Washington today could save as much as $12 bill ion in Talbert-Huntington Beach flood con· ~aid the compromise plan will cost damages to large areas of low-lying trot channels which overflowed last
about half as much as a plan pushed Orange County. March I. causing millions of dollars
by flood control proponents ye t The improve ments in the ri ver in damage.
provide 80 percent of the protection. system would be designed to Key features in Badham·~ plan
Badham from Newport Beach as-withstand the worst combination of include rarstng Prado Dam at the
serted the S755 million compromise rain and flooding that could be head of Santa Ana Can) on b~ 30 feet.
plan. which would include increasing exp«ted 1n a 200.year penod. acqumng 1.451 acres 1n land behind
the capacity of Prado Dam while A standard 2 year flood. which (Pleue eee FLOOD/ A2) Robert Badham
Newport's newly rich fraud targets
High rollers expect
to keep winning,
psycholo tsts say
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the firs; in• two-pan series on the psycholoiy
of Investment and how the wealth y
•nd their money arc sometimes
,,.rted.
The psycholoaical makeup of the
newly rich makes them pnme &aJ'ICll
for sharp-talk.ins salesmen offerina
investmenu that sound too aood to
be true .•
In just the past sill months, two
N~n Bc.ach companies headed
anto blnkruptcy coun after 1n"'estors
and may have lost up to sn million
on what wtrc billed as hiih-rctum
investments.
Why a~n't people1 especially those
who have worked nard to become
wealthy, more careful about wild
investment scheme ofTcnn1 1n·
. credible ~turns'>
It Is often a matter or p ycholoay,
accordina to the expens. Wealthy
j
I
people. spoiled by the good life, can
tum a blind eye to risky investments.
They think life, and investments, will
never fail them.
"They have this maaical idea that
someone out there is aoina to take
care of the mt says Kathleen Oumcy.
who spcciahzcs in investment psy·
choloay at the Newport Psychol()Jica.I
Center. "They think. 'let's play this pme
and sec if we can win here; but they
don't understand the in~l pans of
the pme," Gurner upla1ns.
Newpon's dua role u Ora~
County's financial center and as a
community of wealthy people makes
it an attractive bue for con anisu
ofTerina questionable iovestmtnll.
said Detective Bob Stephena. who
1nvest1ptes fraud for the Ncwpon
Beach Police Ocptnmcnt.
"Newpon Beach isscenastheplace
to be.'' he saya.
A person who has become rich wdl
onen take areat nsks to be«>me even
mo~ wtahhy, anvestina in somc-
ume que.tionable ventures.
First the(t was the Caner Co ..
wh ich 1nveshptors say collected as
I
JERRY
HIRSCH
Focus ON THE NEws
much as S60 milHon from invcston
by offerina returns of '40 percent. The
company claimed to invest in mech·
cal insurance claims but investiptors
1&)' 1t never did. The money is now
m1111na. the coml)ln)' has Aled for
blnkruptcy and officials at the Secun-
ties and Exchanac Comnii ion and
the Oranat County herifrs Depan·
mcnt att tryina to rt1ure out what
happened.
Then there was Trans Atlantic
Bancorp Ltd .. a Newpon company
that felf alona with the collapse oflhe
financial cmp1~ of La Jolla financ,cr
J. David Oominclh.
Trans Atlantic collcc:t.ed $ l S
milhon. mostly from local invettOJ'$.
for investments 1n Dominclh's
foreiJn currency tradina firm . J.
David & Co. A federal a.rand JUfY 1s
now looking into whaJ Dom1nelh has
done with S 125 millton invested 1n
his company. Trans Atlantic 1s his
laraest creditor and investors will be
lucky to act any more than 10 percent
of their tolll investment back . a far
cry from the 40 perctnt returns
Oom1nclh promised.
"A areat many or these people who
have made a lot of wealth have had
the aood fonune to have earned 30 or 40 percent on investmen before A
hilh return doc not Sttm so un·
reasonable to them." explains Or.
Joyce Brothers. a prominent psy·
schol~st. ··Ptop'1c bealn to fttl entitled to 1t.
They bcheve lire 11 a scnes of pcaal
th1nfS to them Af'\er all. they dn\'t
pccial cars. they hve in pccial
home • when they 10 to the theater
they 11t is pcciallclts
"It sccms puftal,Y. rcuonablc to
these people that h~ offers super
deals. So much has fallen into their
• laps that they fttl the world 1, aoin to
(Pleue ... N&WLY RtCH/A2) •
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' Orange Cout DAILY PILOTIThurtdey, Maret! 8, 198 ..
Chur.chleaderbookedforrape
SANTA ANA (AP) -A &ptist
leader who founded a larac Christian
youth voup has been booked for
invcstiption of rapina and robbina
1wo women summoned from an
escon service. authorities say.
Police said W~ncsday that they
arrested John Randolph Sykes, 32,
founder of You1h In Action, at 6:30
p.m Tuesday at his home.
Oranae County shenffs Ll. Rieb·
ard Olson said Sykes. a lay minister,
was booked for invcsuption of
k1dnapping. rape. robbery, sodomy,
oral copulation. false imprisonment
and impersonatil\i a police officer.
Olson said esoon-servicc women
were allegedly summoned to Sykes'
Yorba Linda home and were shown a
pohce badge and handcuffed bcfort
SECOND 'SNUFF' SUSPECT ••.
From Al
belie"ed the burly uphokstercr was a
fugitive.
Anaheim police. who have coordi·
nated 1he manhunt for both suspects.
would not say specifically how they
caught up with Hernandez.
"A.fter Douglas was arresled we
de\ r:lopcd information lhal led us to
Mexico." t•xplaincd A.nahe1m police
S~t. 8111 Wn11.h1.
He said Hernandez was found in
Loretto. a small town on the Gulf of
Caltforn1a about 200 miles north of
La Paz . The two Anaheim teens -Beth
Jones. 19. and Mar11,arct Krue11.er. 16
-were reported missing late in the
summer of 1982 but their remains
were not found until the folloWlng
Apnl when a photographer noticed
the skektons whi le taking pictures of
wildflowers an the Anza Borrego
desert.
Both Douglas and Hernandez were
questioned after the teen-agers va,n-
1shed but 'At:re not arrested. Douglas
al legedly told poltcc at the time that a
scheduled photo session with the the
girls fell throu$h.
The following Au~ust when a
murder warrant was signed. neither
man could be found.
FLOOD CONTROL ...
From Al
the dam for an enlarged reservoir,
mod1fy1ng 3 I miles of channels below
the dam to the Pacific Ocean. build-
10g debris basin and channel modi-
ficatl()ns in the Corona area, con-
strucung a detention basin and chan-
nel modification on t. 7 miles of
Santiago Creek-in Orange Counly and
developing a greenbelt recreaJion
S) stem along the l'nt1re system and
purchasing 'f2 acres of salt marsh at
the river's mouth
Badham said the proposed Men·
tone Dam in San Bernardino County.
which would have raised the total cost
of the project to about S 1.3 billion.
has been removed from present
consideration while altemauves are
being studied.
POLICE DOG BURIED •••
From Al
The &ad--eyed dog worked hla
fut case on Feb. 21 . A scuffle
broke out during a drug arreat and
a loud noise sent Farnsworth
retreating Into Culver Drive Into the
path of a paaalng car. The driver
~stopped.
"In all the time I worked wtth
Fame. l ntMtr got lnto a flght, and I
never h.ad to chase anybody t»-
cau• nobody. would even think of
running," said Frew.
Off duty .. Farnsworth was the
sC)eeial friend of Frew's -4-year-old
eon, Chad -who toned a bone
Into the dog's grav• before the
earth wu thoveted Into the plot.
Frew said he already I• looking
for a replacement at Muter Ken-nete In Rlversfde County which hu
offered to provide another
Bouvier. But finding a replacement
won't be eay.
.. What do you aay When you ION
a partner?'' Frew Uked at the brief
grevetlde e«emony. "It's hard to
· aaygoodbye."
70 FLEE JW A PLANE FIRE .•.
From Al
and dropped hot engine pans over
Tusun ~hortl ) after take ofT. No one
v.as tnJured 1n lhc 1nc1dents but all ot
the plane' had lO make emergenn
landings ·
Wednesda} the PS.\ plane ne\cr
left the ground. This time an au>.·
ilhar} power unit in the right rear tall
section . malfuncttoncd staniniu a
small fire as ()assengers v.ere boarc!Fng
the plane about 6: I 8 p.m
The fire was put out onl~ minutes
later by bu1lt-1n ext1ngu1shers and
passengers were evacuated down the
normal boarding ramp. No one was
111Jured and the uni } damage to the
plane was 1n the power unit.
The unit is a auxiliary gas turbine
engine that provides powitr to the
plane when the main engines arc off
11 has been removed from the plane
and will be examined b} Federal
<\v1ation Adm101strat1on and PSA
mechanics.
McDonnell Douglas spokesman
Dave Eastman said this was the first
ume a problem with the power unit
has resulted in a lire,
Eastman said that mechanical
problems happen with 1etli ners
everyday and that 1t 1s only a
coincidence that the DC-9 Super 80
bema forced &o pcrtonn V1lrious
suual acts.
Kent Walton, director of the alum-
ni association at Azusa Pacific Uni·
versit~, said SyJces'is a member of the
1984 Olympics Outreach, a aroup of
Chnstian leaders who plan to evan·
gelize during the Olympics.
''This just blows me away ... Walton
said
Douglas gained attention in 1977 rn
a separate incident when he was tried
on charges of attempting to lure two
undercover policewomen to 1heir
deaths. h was alleged Douglas had
hired a former Santa Ana prostitute to
tortue and kill the two women for a
··snuff film."
An Orange County Superior Court
1ury, however. deadlocked and a
mistrial was declared.
FIRE •••
From Al
The couple'selectric heater. ap·
parently left on in the living room of
the apanment after they went to
sleep, sparked the fire.
··sometimes the thermostats on
those electric heaters fail and they
heat up so high they ignite." Ri chey
said.
Mrs. Vasquez was awakened by
cracklin~ noises sltortly after the fire
began. Richey said. and when she got
up to investigate the noises. the
apanment's smoke detector went off.
w'aking VasqJJez.
The couple managed to run out the
front door before the flames in the
living room fire blocked their path of
escape, Richey said.
Fire officials estimated the fire
caused$52,500worthofdamage to
the building and S I 0, 500 damage to
the apartmcnfscontents. Unit E.
next door to the burned apanment.
was damaged by smoke and Unit C.
downstairs, suffered water damage,
. Richey said.
The other residents of the complex
fled their apanments while fire-
fighters fought the blaze. The Vas-
quezes were able to stay with friends
in Unit Eovemight. Richey said.
Gerald Vasquez is employed by the
city of Costa Mesa, in the sanitation
department. A supervisor there said
the couple planned to sift through the
ruins of their home this morning to
determine what they could salvage.
has been ln\Olved 1n a series otrecent
mishaps at the a1rpon.
Ben Ehrlich. a Costa Mesa residen t
who had JUst seen his daughter onto
the airplane. flight 699. bound for San
Francisco and Portland. Ore. said the
fire looked serious for JUSl a moment.
..We went upstairs in the terminal
to wa tch it take off When they started
the engines the right rear of the plane
caught on fire.
·'The flames went on for about
three minutes. At first 11 didn't look
like anybody was domg anything but
then the passengers started coming
down the stairs on the left side of the
plane.'' Ehrlich said.
"It was all very orderly. As long as
the people were getting off the plane I
knew nobody was going to get hurt,''
Ehrlich said.
At one point the flames reached
tw o to three feet but they were out
even before the fire trucks arrived.
Ehrlich said.
PSA spokesman Bill Hastings said
the larger flam es were probably
caused by the power unit releasing
fuel in its fuel lines through the
exhaust system.
··That 1s just pan of the safety
mechanism and removes the dan~er
of th e fire spreading," Hastings said.
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Surfside
resident
sued for
'genocide'
Former Croatian minis~
ter Andrija Anukov'ic now
living in Surfside has been
sued by five people who
claim they suffered losses
and injuries as a result of
his actions in World War
II.
"If successful. this suit
will send a message to
former Nazis residing here
that the y will no longer li ve
freely in America confident
that the worst that could
happen to them would be to
face deportation hearings,"
said Rabbi Marvin Hier.
dean of the Simon
Wiesenthal Center.
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VOL. n, 'No. 88 -Most of the passengers were cau~t
another PSA flight the airline
diverted to John Wa yne Airpon to
Long Beach Airport. The rest were
taken to Los Angeles International
Airport.
NEWLY RICH TARGETS FOR FRAUD ...
From Al
kCl'P ~·\ ing IO th crn.
"\h·alth insulatt•\ }OU. You llter-
;111 ; ~lie\ e the world was constructed
to gi ve ~ou something for nothing.
•\ nd for mo!".1 oft hesc people that ha!t
been reall st1r all along. They have
gotten ""hatevcr they wanted and
there has been nothing to indicate
that 1sn 't go1 ng lO continue." Brothers
note!>
Gurney <.'haracterll(:!> Newport as a
commun11~ of new money.
"And people who have made new
money are often willing to take higher
risks. The; are the more en-
trtprcncunal types. :That type of
person doesn't believe you can do it
without taking nsk'I," Gurney ex-
plains.
C'ompct1t1on for more status. a trait
of the newly rich , is common in
Ncwpon Beach and that competition
ran push people to take extreme
investment nsks. Gurney believes.
"Status is pretty utemal in New-
port Beach -It is your home. your
car\, your investments. Because of
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that there 1!> a lot more talk about
111\ es1men1s here." Gurne; says.
.\nd a 11ght·knit communit y. where
thl' wcalth} arc constant!; talking
ahout their money . 1s a prime area for
thC'iC t}pes of high-risk investments
-the) often depend on word of
mouth for their rapid growth .
"I have been to the Bal boa Ba y
Club where ever} one 1s talking about
their investments and they were
'laying you were crazy 1f you were not
in J. David." said one Newport Beach
busines<1woman.
.. When people try to get mfor·
mat1on about an in vestment they
often ask their peer:1. They· evaluate
the information on the past per-
formance of their friend 's advice. If
was good m the past. they will usually
take it," Gurney says.
Putting money into hiah nsk in-
\ CStmcnts often shows a dcarce of
1mmatunty and lack of common
sense. accord ina to Gurney.
"If it sounds too aood to be true, 1t
usually1s:· says Gurney.
··1 am seeing more and more people
from Newport Beach who arc com mg
1n and sayin g they did not do their
homework.··
She described her clients as
well-to-do. and "by most standards
successful."
"There is a man who lost $250.000
1n a land scheme. He is successful and
1s at the head of a healthy company
bu1 he doesn't know how to take
control of hi s in vestments."
"I will be seeina an accountant next
week who says he is really embar-
rassed. ·This is what I do for a hvmg,'
he told me.·· Gurney recalls.
"In one way these people have
savvy. They know that you arc never
1oin1 to become weaJthy just from
your JOb. They know that the way to
make a lot of money is by invesun •.
But many don't do their homework, •
Gurney says.
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